The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
of the lungs, will take place tomorrow at Q
o'clock from ST. Stevens Church.

WltnrOW ht DIS nOuSe, near JdChoouUufk,
to-day. A host of his friends poured in
upon him and enjoyed bounteous dinner.
Mr.. F. l. Staffin was here yesterday,
billing the town for "Uncle Toms Cabin"
This play will be rendered next Saturday,
the 14th inst, also on the evening of the
10th, with Sunday matinee.
The original Daniel Boone put up at
"Our boarding-house" last night He looks
some like ragged and dilapidated old ruff
fan from our sister State Kentucky, much
worn, quite old, considerably blind, being
red-hot representative of the word
"bum."
The Board of Canvassers met yesterday
at Dayton to count the votes cast by the
different members of the Fourth Regiment
for Colonel. The candidates were James
e. Neal, of Hamilton, and Lieutanant
Colonel O'Connel, of Dayt For further
particulars see the Dayton news in to-day's
issue.
Next Monday evening the Hamilton
City Band will give its annual masked ball
at Beckett's Hail. This entertainment
should be literally patronized, thus giving
encouragement to what Is credit to our
city. The musical end of the affair will be
left to Professor Schweinfeste and his as
sistants
Superintendent L. D. Brown has directed
each teacher in the schools to arrange an
hours exercise in honor of Washington's
Birthday. The early history Of the ooun-
try. the life and times of Washington, the
history of America in the nineteenth CEN
tury. and the singing Of National songs
will. therefore, receive attention during the
present school month. This is step in
the right direction. Patriotism should
not be omitted in the training of chill
dren. .-.t
In our wandering through the Miles
Tool Works we stumbled over
the following chorus of molders who
we're busily engaged turning out large
castings: Milt Howell, Mike Colligan, Joe
StOpf, Henry Ellers, John Hertzog. John
Tice, Kelley Leigh, Fred and Pete Nuern-
burger, John Snedcamp, Andrew Graf,
VIM. Carver, and Robt. Kinch. These
men have handled about 1000 tons of iron
in the last two months all of which was
wheeled up to the cupola by Leonard
Lutz.
J. W. Sohn is now sole owner of the Ben
tel & Margedant manufacturing establish
ment having lately purchased the remain
ing two-thirds interest in the concern for
10000. The business will be carried on
under the firm name of Bentel, Margedant
& Co., with Fred. Bentel as kookkeeper
and William Margedant as General
Superintendent They are now
turning out the Universal Wood.
working machine in large quantities, and
have just commenced on q new machine
patented by Mr. Margedant, and used for
making either round or square banisters.
A very fOurishing business Is being done
by this firm at present
vINCENNES. IND.
Ben. Kuhn returned home from Louis.
vile Friday.
i Chas. Jacobs, formerly of the Grand, on
a visit here, returned to Indianapolis Fri
day to resume his position at the Bates
House.
Rev. Geo. Wolfe, brother OF J. G. Wolfe,
of this city, and pastor of Oaktown; Rev.
Thos. r. Roycraft, of Ireland, and VIM
, Sweatman went to Evansville on visi
Thursday.
The Commissioners will probably set th,
holding of the railroad election on the day
of our April election. Commissioner Wal
lace reports Harrison Township Is divided
l
for the V. & P. r. r
nELLEvUR. KN.
The Social Four will give another party
in few weeks.
Miss Tillie Dolman arrived home yester
day from Walnut Hills
Temperance meeting, as usual, tomorrow
evening. Good speakers will be in attend
ance.
The good of the order programme of tn,
Knights Of Honor last night was an enjoya
BILE one.
i Mrs. Hentz, wife Of the engineer Of tn,
Golden Crown. has presented her husband
with twelve-pound boy.
The political pot will begin to boil ir
another week. The candidates are begin
ming to sniff the wind, as it were.
Rev. e. L. Sanders breaches tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 clock, as usual, in The
new M. e. Church. Services in the even
ing at 1880. All are cordially invited.
Rev. E. L. Sanders, W. G. T., and Pro
fessor NJ cGinniss. L. D. Of Dayton Lodge o.
Good 1emplars, were appointed Organizers
of Lodges in Kentucky, but especially ir
Campbell County. A lodge was organized
at Cold Springs on Wednesday night, with
thirty-fve members The above gentlemen
propose to organize q lodge here during
the next two weeks.
| DAYTON. Kx.
Regular services in the Baptist Churcl
tomorrow.
II Mr.. Moore, Of Fourth street, near Nc
Kinney, is the happy father Of q brand ,nsv
boy.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders will preach at the M
E. Church morning and evening to-mor
row.
The Robin Hood Archers had q merry
time at Judge Gunnison's residence las
night. - ~ w
II Capt. Bean will place $50 q. m. car o.
next Monday, to accommodate those WHIT
want an early start. ..
| The following unmailabls letters lie q
the Post-office: Miss Louisa Angle, Cler
mont County, Ohio, ]. D., Box $50.
lJThere was q large attendance at the in
stallation of G. T. officers last night Tel
propositions for membership were received
The City of Dayton has brought sui
against ex-Marshal 8. N. Stamper and hi
sureties, John Trapp and William Hasson
for collections amounting to $256 49,