The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-15
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-. Lreingfon, Ky. ts
Rev. W. +. V, Bartlett, the new pastor
OF the Fist Prcsbyte Church,
preached to q full congregation last sun
DAY morning, on the merits OF the Bible.
He was Of the opinion that no Bible read
er ever became an intidel, and that no
student OF il ever became an unbelieyer,
quoting Hume, Gibbon, and other n0n-
Bible readers. He exh0rted the younger
members of the congregation to devote
more time to Bible teaching in the Sab
bath-school. remarking that the attend
ance of children at the Sunday instruc-
tions was only one-third the number of
adult members, when it should be two to
one OF the latter.
The whole time Of the Circuit Court,
which adjourned on Saturday evening,
was occupied In disposing of numerous
criminal cases.
The intelligent people of this city are
much pleased with THE STAR. 1t is pat
roniZed by all classes OF citizens-by the
democracy, chivalry, aristocracy, and so
on up to ROYALTY.
Two frst-rate gentlemen are running
for Captain oi the night poiice-Captain
Atchlson, the present incumbent, and
MIR. VIM. Ii. Lusby. ...
ers much more about the dingy, sicken-
ing old Courthouse. Ii the intelligence
ana wealth of the Fayette County people
do not prompt them to improve the pub.
lie square Of the proudest city in Ken.
lucky, no Indictment OF. the grand jury
Will bring them to their sense OF Justice
and public spiritedness.
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The annual meeting OF the newport bi'
bie Society, took place at Grace Melho'
alst Churen iast hignt. heV. Dr. Wor,
teh, rom Coyingtoh, US ahhonhceu :, on NC
unapie 10 lecture, anu ms pIace was MI
eu py ". savage anu otneIs' Ai1eI tnt
sei'iccs 'he "su"i coiiec'lon Was taAeh
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LicAihg hi'ei ID sun itoHeh soilu.
One OF the mills at SwittS Iron orks
has stopped work for repairs.
ColonelJ. Baptiste Hunuemer, Is rap
IDLY recovering from his recent severe
tall.
Col. D. 8. Honnsheli and Col. A. S.
Berry, have entered into copartner-
ship as attorneys at law. We wish them
| success.
terday, it was resolved TO make arrange
ments for an excursion TO Louisville.
The ''Home Circle" hop at City Engi-
neer Morton's residence was n very
pleasing and entertaining affair to all
who were among the invited to be pres
cnt.
Mr.. Taylor Thornton Is seriously III.
The anniversary of the Newport Bible
Society az Grace NJ. Il. Church last night
was very entertaining, especially tile
address by Rev, ). Worrall, D. d.
The five years contract OF the veteran
of the baton, Prot. Horne, of the New
port Barracks Band, has expired, lie
has now served thirty-tWo years.
Inc 1uneral services OF the iate Wiie OF
DR.. 7. ). Williamson took place this
morning with impressive ceremonies
from the Catholic Church, on Madison,
near Columbia.
School Board meets this evening,
Lieutenant Donovan left the Barracks
yesterday for Texas to join his regiment.
Blds for the erection OF the new front
and spire for st. stephens church, on
Saratoga street, will be opened tonight.
The spire will be 2OO feet high. Council
man Rohmer, Of Covington, ana Mr.. Ar
thur Mcdonald, OF the same city, are
applicants Tor Inc contract.
The jury i'll the case OF Louisa Cox ".
a. .. iarfl9 reAaeieu nefulct ior
piaintn ior @oas ias. oaturuay IN the
Cipcait COuft, tho iast eay VI lts ttfin.
Briggs Regulars met eaturnay nignt.
iweiye new rec,ults at Ing 9aIracks.
"A negro ~ Deths stapie hAu ms nose
proken oa.ntuay oy oeihs nie W one
Arm,scn rhs 1uH, WIN 9.., 9one ,..:, :.
inc Dckens Dramatic Assoc.ation OF
Cinclhnati, anu tne society ol opiiituai- Ia
,sts giye an shaSi'"irinent oSd M Nv Ueu-iei, !,
loWs S Hull Ieo. szu' Ahe pray oi"oaste''
VIII DC produced. .s.,
L9ople in the nelYunotnoou ol sWnts
hoidns.miIa cSmpaa;i,l,' p;,, sna. 'ne waste
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