The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-11
HAMILTON.

likely be sent for to train the "Lexing
ton Rihes."
HAMILTON.
Col. Hughes and George Hutchinson
have gone to the Centennial.
The mortuary list for the month o
August foots up twenty-one.
A new arrival at the domicll of Robert
u. Mll1kin is the latest item on SeconC
street.
The Board of County Commissioners
met Saturday. Bills TO the amount OF
$4SO were passed.
Rev. J. Baily, of Sidney, filed the
United Presbyterian pulpit yesterday
morning and evening.
Henry s. Vail and s. P. Vail were ap-
pointed administrators Of the estate of
Moses Vail, deceased.
John B. voorhees, was Saturday an.
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Anna M. voorhees,, deceased.
Col. L. d. Campbell and family, after
Visit OF several weeks in the East, re.
turned home Friday evening last.
The 500 z. NJ. train Saturday night on
tue Junction Road was delayed one b our
from slight accident to the locomo-
tive.
Miss Ella Brown, daughter of VIM. K.
Brown, leaves next week for Yassar
College, New York. Miss Ella will be
sadly missed by her Hamilton school
mates and other friends.
The Ladies' Book Club held a. meeting
Saturday afternoon and reorganized for
the ensuing year by electing the follow
ing oficers: President, Mrs. Beardsly;
Vice President, Mrs. DR.. Parks; Secre-
lary and Treasurer, Mrs. James Blair,
Purchasing Committee: Mrs, Kinder
Mrs. Blair and Mrs. McMaken,
DAYTON. KY.
At the Democratic primary meeting
held Saturday night at Keuven's Hall
Judge Skillback in the chair and mon.
corrosive" Jones officiating as Secretary.
the following named gentlemen were
elected as delegates to the Convention
10 De held next Wednesday in Coying-
ton: L. A. Leonard, James Peters and
Judge Skillback. Alternates-Lew
keuven, Peter Klein, John Keuyen and
John Weaver. The delegates we're in
structed for Col. Duncan for Congress,
heuven Hall was the only place an
nounced for the holding of the meeting.
out private note was obtained from
Col. Fearrons authorizing meeting at
Ehmer's, under which the following We're
selected: Henry Vasche, Herman Joer-
ng and Lewis Keuven. or the latter |
'wo are for Carlisle and one for Duncan,
WEST CoyINGToN, KY.
Philip Mcguire, Esq, was elected del |
'gate III the interests OF Duncan.
Col. Dick Flanagan, of Cincinnati. ia
It'll sojourning with the genial most of
White Hall.
With sincere regret we are called ON
0 chronicle the death OF Judge William
lcDonald, who departed this life yes-
erday morning att O'Clock, after suffer
ng severely from pulmonary complaints
or some weeks, AT the age OF thirty-nipe
ears and six months, leaving widow
nd fYe children to lament the
udden demise OF the best of husbands
nd klndest OF parents, as well as the
0ss OF good citizen to this community,
NE bereaYed WIDOW aud children have
be heartfelt sympathy OF this whole
in this, their hour OF sad and
ore atfliction. The funeral will take
lace on Wednesday morning, OF which
'e will speak hereafter.
That Centennial storming marty. that
ook our modest merchant, L. Romano
'itz, Esq, by such sud
en- surprise, yesterday afternoon,
ras the grandest OF the grand, I
Ood natured affairs that it has ever Il
cen our good luck to witness, and this I
how 1t all happened: MI. 1
t., for a number of years pre- /
ious to returning from mechan. {
,al labors, has been the foreman of Ia
le famous Hall Lock and Safe Compa- Es
y, Cincinnati, o., and it was ON .yester-
ay that his old workmen and fellow
Lborers thought fit to give him the above
lrprise by going in body privately t
nd gaming private admission to the 9
eautiiul Centennial Hail, and there /
ppointed the following named gentle d
en from their number to wait on the e
enial host and apprise him of the pres
ice OF his old friends, and
essrs. Charley Wegman, II. Wertze,
. Lefrink, G. Otto, and f. Morsnell
)eyed their orders and di d their duty
ost delieately and artist cally, simply is
questing Mr.. r. to show them his s.
,autltul improvements, which he did u u
all the simplicity and good nature of 5;
father to his children, without ever l.h
linking of the very agreeable surprise la
store for him; but reaching the grand
lding doors, theywere flung open amidst G
cheer Of delight from the brilliant i
Ithering there Assembled to note the ~
,reeable surprise: when beautiful lady
epped to the front and caned the good p
Itureu, modest, wondering man with a b
autilul ebony old-headed staff, which a
said should descend to the liueal de- a.
ndant of l.. Romanonitz to the end OIL Is
ne. Floral offerings were made by the Il
dies to decorate the banquet table, set
after, for the accommodation g;
the brilliant gathering; and then they 81
lked and dram to theirhearts' content. re
e left the happy throng enjoying them IL
Ives. and promised that due notice of D,
8 affair should appear IN their favorite
per, the STAR. 81
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