The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-28
dered to procure q temporary Office in
| this city, and report to the President.
HAMILTON.

dered to procure Temporary office in
this city, and report to the President.
HAMILTON.
The Ladies' Book club meets on Sat.
urday afternoon,
Miss Katie Howell Is lying seriously
Ill of intermittent leVer.
Judge Smith, OF Warren County, is in
the city, and Will hold Court here next
| week.
| l'he Democrats are making prepara-
uons for big crowd at Lhsir meeting Oh
Saturday.
| Dick Urmston, who was reported
fatally wounded, was only shot In The
manu-, ana that not seriously.
The Board ,oi Education meets this
| evening, when the Second Ward school
| building matter will be discussed.
Legerber, who was arrested for as.
sault and battery, pleaded guilty yes
terday and was tneu $40 and costs.
One Of the inmates Of the County In.
Urinary, attacked with smallpox, died
in the Pest-lollse OH Tuesday OF Lne dis
| ease.
An order of sale was yesterday is ,ued
| ny Judge Elliott in the Democrat Print
4
| Time liked Tor the sale.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. Kirkpatrick
amputated the right thumb of a man
named Slas Berry, whose hand was
crushed from teing caught in the hoist
ing machine at Blail's Ice -louse, on the
Reservoir.
A handsome silk handkerchief was
voted Miss Patterson, a young lady ia
VOrlLn in nnlnrpI airf.iau Of thu fapIivnI
ON Tuesday evening at the nj. E. Church
(colored). There were some twenty
votes Cast, Miss Patterson receiving
hfteen OF the number.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The fair for the benefit of Charity Hos
pital goes on with unabated success.
The present sleighing season sur
passes anything of lhe Kind known in
TINS part OF the country for many years.
A fire broke out about 6 O'Clock yester-
day morning in Morgan's hemp factory
on Third street. The fire department
was promptly on hand aud saved the
building ana contents with a compara-
lively small loss.
Gen. Ii. 4. Duncan, jr., the senior edi.
tor OF the Press, is ous in a card apolo-
glzing for an article that got in to his
paper through the hands OF his wick
ed partner last Sunday. The article re-
ierred TO reflects somewhat on the mode
OF operation OF some OF our churches,
but forgets to mention the fact that
quite number of The clergy went to the
Opera-housc last week on dead-head
tickets 10 see the Ghost Show. We hope
the people will not be frighte be-
cause card-writing is weakness with
some people.
LUDLOW. KY.
To the Editor of the Star:
ALLOW us through the columns Of your
paper to extend our hearty thanks to
the numerous friends who came fiocking
to our residence in Ludlow on Tuesday
evening and presented us withNso many
valuable presents-a large supply of
groceries, provisions for the winter,
fuel, clothing and money. May the kind
and generous donors ever enjoy the
sweetest com forts oflife and the choicest
blessings OF Heaven.
M. d. A. STEEN,
MARY f. STEEN.
LUDLOW, KY, Dec. 27, 1876.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Capt. Morgan, of the steamer City of
Portsmouth, is now boarding in our
town.
The work of building the Narrow
gauge Railroad goes on, notwilhstand-
ing the winter.
Masquerade ball at Odd-rellows' Hall
next Monday night. Gentlemen, appoint
your Sergeant-at-lrms.
Holidays passing quietly. The scenes
OF violence have been transferred from
Third 10 Ninth or Main street.