The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-25

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| in mud the coming winter.
The Merry Companions Dancing AS
sociation, organized last Saturday even
ing, Sept. %, adopted CONSTITUTION and
Bylaws and elected the following named
gentlemen as permanent officers: Presi-
dent, George Kaye; Vice President, NJ.
| Tutty; Treasurer and Secretary, Thos.
u. Callan. The Club meets Monday
evenings at Centennial Hall.
| DAYTON. KY.
Hon. Henry Stanbery has purchased
tho Thomas place on Dayton avenue, OPP
poslte Reids grocery, and will improve
IL ny the erection of a large business
building, with stores below and Tow n
Hall above.
KeY. Mr. Morgan, well known as an
Evangelist and at present pastor of st.
Johns Church, Cincinnati, will preach
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, this
city, this (Monday) and tomorrow
CFuesday eVenngs. A cordial invita-
lion TO all is extended.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Col. b. G. Bruce is in Louisville in the
interest OF the New York Herald.
It's girl, weighs twelve pounds, and
Bob Sheets is the author of its being.
Hub. Prather, travelling agent for the
Burnet House, in Cincinnati, is ON a
Yislt to his family.
MIR. r. L. Hornbrook is the only per-
son from this city VINO was injured at
the late Panhandle Railroad disaster.
The colored fair at Paris cleared $3.50.
Ihe colored fair at this place, which be-
gins tuesday, promises to be success.
Hon. Michael McCarty, Mayor of Irish
IA .ly i,,h ri
Thursday evening. Subject: tDemoc-
racy Of the Past. Present and Future"
The Estill County silver-mine is hoax.
Our Newport man has returned, and says
the metal is base counterfeit. "The
more man lives, the longer ne finds
out"
Dick Kidd proposes to furnish us with
list OF names OF the handsomest men
VINO may be seen around the CoVington
Depot about train time. We will give
them in our next.
Mr.. Joseph Bendel, the well.known
broadway clothing merchant, is on a
visit to MIR. Samuels. at Rochester, In
diana. 1t is said that he will not return
from his pilgrimage unaccompanied, bur
that he Will bring with MIN a wife. His
pride elect Is Miss Sarah Samuels, who
Is known somewhat in this city.
LIMA, OHIO.
The Cooper and Cary party held
meeting at jackson & Davldson's Hall
on Wednesday evening, Sept. 20, and Or
ganized a club thirty strong. The
pose making things warm for the old
parties.
The funeral Of DIR. G. j. Nef, an old
and respected physician oil Lima, took
place from his residence Sept. %. The
eortege was in charge of the Knights
Templar, OF Shawnee Commandery, as
sisted by the Lima Lodge f. and A. NJ,
and both the lodges of l. D. o. f., OF this
city. The funeral sermon was preached
at the NJ. e. Church, after which the
body was taken to Woodlawn Cemetery.
1t was the largest funeral procession |
That ever went out of the city.
CALIFORNIA, O.
The Sunday prosecutions before
Squire Van Renssellear will be resumed
tomorrow. May law, justice and right
prevail.
Rev. Mr.. Vance preached at the M. Il.
Church last night to a good audience.
His sermon was most excellent, and
made fine impression. After the ben
bers and others by Capt. RiIea. Mr.,
Vance weighs about two hundred and
twenty pounds, has an excellent voice,
and is possessed Of oratorical powers far
above The average.
BELLEVUE, KY.
At the meeting of the Hayes and
Wheeler Club Saturday night the regu- |
lar routine of business was transacted, |
after which the Hayes and Wheeler
Guards OF Bellevue was organized and
the following officers elected: Captain |
CT the Guards, j. W. Ratliff; First Lieu |
tenant, VIM. Enyart; Second Lieuten-
ant, VIM. Nixon; Orderly Sergeant, Al. |
Lyons. The Guards number about fifty |
members.
LUDLOW, KY.
That Sunday game OF baseball so ex-
advertised came off at the |
Ludlow Ball Park yesterday afternoon, |
and was witnessed by an audience of |
five hundred as well behaved men and |
boys as we ever witnessed anywhere, |
expectations to the contrary notwith-