The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-28

talntlng OF Mr.. James Bently, engineer
at the Lagonda House, a substitute hose
man, wEo was suffocated by the intense
smoke while he was on the top of the
ladder. 1t was at first thought he would
not recover, but after considerable work
he was brought to by Mr.. T. E. Mon
tanus and Others. The fire department
did nobly with their extinguisher.
BELLEFONTAINE. o. =
The work on the new Opera Block is
being pushed forward, and it will be
ready for use by fall.
Our dairymen have entered into AEON
bination to last through the summer, and
will all sell milk at fixed rate.
G. W. Brandon & Co. have begun the
manufacture of "Belle's Delight" face
preparation of merit. They will have a
man on the road soon, and expect to
make it success. Agents wanted.
PERsoNALs.-M. w. Vanfeet, of Ken
ton, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bert
ram.
Dunn Cozad, who left here twenty
years ago, is visiting his mother.
DR.. Z. E. Oder, of Kentucky, spent a
few days this week with friends here.
J. w. Lawrence returned last nigh
from the Cincinnati Law School.
nELLEvUE. Kx
The Knights of Honor meet thi:
evening.
Mrs. Isaac Cunningham has beer
quite ill during the past few days, but il
somewhat improved.
Miss Louisa Thee, who was married
in Dayton last week to George Klett
has gone to housekeeping in that place
Mrs. Anspaugh and her two little
daughters, Emma and Stella, arrived
home from Lexington yesterday after
noon.
After the marriage ceremony of MIR
Harry Phillips and Miss Kunnigund
Stragt, last night, gay and happy time
was spent at the residence of Mr.. Phillip
by those who were present.
The management OF the street railroad
have the thanks of all those who attend
ed Mr.. Reeves dancing reception for tn
kindness of placing special car at thu
disposal OF the Bellevue pupils and thei
friends.
A number of Republicans who say the,
we're counted out because they were no
Grant men, at the State Convention, will
go to Chicago and watch the progress o
the big Convention next week. The.
are anxious TO see Grant defeated.
1t is reported that the Thirteenth
regiment of soldiers of which so mucf
has been said is about to pitch their tent
on the Williamson property in this city
Mr.. Williamson may like the cJm
pany, but the people here have holy
horror of soldiers, and hope the report il
not true. ..
VlNCENNES. IND.
The Tewalt-Malone nuptials came of
yesterday, and it was grand affair.
Saturday the G.. A. R. and other so
cieties will decorate our fallen heroes
graves.
The Old Settlers Reunion at the Fai
Grounds was well attended to-day, owe
five hundred old settlers and their fami
lies being present, and good many more
were expected, but were kept back OF
account of the rain.
The Vincennes Light Guards have re
organized. Captain Raker resigned, ant
j. N. Webb was elected Captain an,
Peter McCorkley, our City Treasurer
First Lieutenant. They will give pic
mic and excursion at Hacket's Grow
next Sunday.
DELAWARE. o.
There was strawberry festival at tn,
st. Peters Episcopal Church yesterday.
Mr.. w. 0. Welch has been appointed
Mail Agent between Delaware and CO
lumbus, on the G., c., G. & I. Railroad.
Married-Mr. John Clark, Superin
tendent of the Westerville High School
was married last Tuesday evening t,
Miss Fannie Haines, of this place.
There was another fire in South Della
ware last Wednesday about 6 o'clock p
m. 1t broke out in the residence of Mr.
Armstrong ON South Franklin street
Loss not yet ascertained. This make
three fires in three weeks in South Della
ware.
Andrew Cowgirl was thrown out of hi
buggy last Wednesday in front of Clin
yan Bros. book store, caused by tn
horses taking fright, breaking his collar
bone and sustaining other injuries abou
the head. DR.. Goldrik is the attendin
physician.
HAMILTON.
AT six o'clock tonight Lake con
mences to tramp the tanbark.
o. P. Ross was quite badly hurt q
Sniders paper-mill yesterday.
Milliners and dressmakers are doing
good business; in fact they are having
boom.
Chas. Smith and Miss ANNA Vossele
will be married on Tuesday evening
June 1st.
Yesterday afternoon George Brow
fell down flight of stairs and narrowl
escaped being seriously injured.
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