The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-26
LEXINGTON. XIV.

N. T. Cheeks entire stock will be sold
at auction; the sale commences to-day.
Ali orders and subscriptions left for
the STAR at +. j. Danabay's bookstore
will be promptly attended to by Z. T..
Meighan.
Mrs. Sarah POstiethwaite, who has
been dangerously i'll during the past
three weeks, still remains in a critical
condition.
Mr.. Jas. p. Banuahan will be out
again In a lew days. lie was taken sick
about week ago and has since been
confined to his room.
Immense crowd at the Opera-house last
nlght. The assembIage was addressed by
Messrs. Francis Murphy, WenZelI,
Dear Brother George" aud others. The
meeting at the Centenary NJ. E. Church,
III Inc afternoon, was largely attended.
DAYTON, KY.
A new City Hall is a settled fact 1t
Will be three-story brick building.
A prominent young gentleman of this
city will shortly wed young lady Of
Cincinnati.
The rails for the dummy track have
arrived, and the work OF putting them
III place will shortly commence.
Moeller's Hall should be filled to over
moving Tonight. The programme to be
rendered is exceedingly attractive and
the object is noble one.
A resolution was offered in the City
Council a. Newport last night to allow
the dummies to run into the city tor the
space OF six months without the use OF
animal power. This caused an exciting
debate, in the midst of which Council
auJOurned without taking action in the
matter. A private conlaD was had af-
ter The adjournment on this same ques-
tlon-mules-Which was still more eX-
citing, during which the lie and even
stronger expressions were made use of.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The Murphy meeting last night was
fairly attended. Tne meeting was
opened by Mr. Foster. who made some
remarks, and was followed by Mr.. Will.
Spencer IN an appropriate address. Miss
Ida Malotte and another little lady from
Dayton, whose name we did not learn.
sang Two temperance songs in good
style.
The Rev. Father Wicker, formerly
pastor of the Johns Hill Catholic
Church, has began his duties as pastor
OF the Sacred Hear Of Jesus Church, of
this place. He is young man OF talent
and fluent speaker, ana Will become
taVorite with his congregation. 1t is
hoped. however, the Notwithstanding
portion Of the members will receive
more consideration in tie future than
hey have received in the last two
years.
HAMILTON.
The Browning Club meets this after
noon.
st. Johns Fair, which is being held at
Becketps' Hall, will close Saturday
night.
A little son of Major Aft. Phillips is
lying not expected to recover from ty-
phOiu fever.
Miss Fink, a handsome young lady of
Dayton, is visiting Misses Sophy and
Susie Thomas.
Yesterday little girl named God
dolpp was knocked down and seriously
injured by runaway horse.
The Butler County Teachers Reunion
will hold their next annual meeting at
seven Mile tomorrow, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
The late Andrew Dingfelder was born
In Markt Iaschendori, Bavaria. in 1923,
ana came to Hamilton in 1870, immell-
ately after coming to this country.
The Rev. Chas. Barber has so far re-
covered as to be able to conduct SER
vices Sabbath morning next In Christ
Church. There will be no evening ser
vice.
The case of N. NJ. Maginnis against
the Commissioners OF Butler County
comes up Tor hearing to-day. This case
has been on the docket for over two
years.
Quite a sensation was created yester-
day morning about O'Clock, in the vi |
clnity OF Dr.. kirkpatrick's office, on High |
street. The arrival OF a coach, with four |
pranclng black steeds, seemed to be |
the signal for general uprising, and in |
a few minutes the sidewalks and |
streets was filled with men and boys. |
A piece OF carpet was procured and |
spread down from tie door OF the office |
to the carriage. Harry Howell, a par
ticular friend of the Doctors, sat In a
buggy with hand organ grinding out |
such tunes as "Father, Dear Father,
Come Home to me Now," "Just Before
the Battle" dc. As soon as the Doctor
made his appearance, cheers and u gen.
eral shout Went up, which, with the
ringing of the Courthouse bell
made things quite lively. The only oc-
cupants OF tue carriage were the Doctor
and his brother Jerry. All this noise
and commotion was made because the
Doctor was going TO be marrled at II |
O'CLOCK to Miss Lizzie Marston, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Theodore MarstOn. The happy
young couple alter the ceremony left for
ft,it,