The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-03

trips are made every ten minuteI. The
fare from the Newport end OF the bridge
to Fourth and Walnut, Cincinnati, is 6
cents.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Col. VIM. Cassius Goodloe returned
nome Friday.
The protracted meeting is still being
carried on by Rev. Mr.. Voolfolk in Mt.
Sterling.
Miss Marie Foster, DR.. Fosters
daughter, is The guest of Miss Fannie
Outten, of Winchester.
Mr.. Bush. Castleman reports four
hundred signers to the Murphy pledge
obtained by his efforts in Winchester.
Herman d. Ayres, OF the firm of
McClintock, Ayres u Co., shorthorn
dealers OF Bourbon, assigned Friday.
A company of State Guards have been
formed in Richmond. They have re-
celved their guns, breech-Ioading
Springtelds.
The effects remaining in the store
lately occupied by Me.srs. jackson Il
Ria, liquor dealers, were sold at public
auction, by Aessrs. Y. f. Cannon Il Co.,
Saturday.
Mr.. b. j. Treacy shipped Friday six
very fine tIoIters-tw0 to Philadelp pbia,
one to N. Y, and three to Boston.
Among them VAS Fanny StOner a iuil
sister 10 the Jewess.
Dudley Gaines and John Scott, two
colored men, were arrested by officers
Perkins ana Garret Friday night, having
in their possession O copper cap OF
still, the property of Mr.. Foley, who re-
SIDES hye miles out on the Nlcholasville
Pike. The copper weighed one hundred
pounds. They will probably be tried at
this term OF the Court.
PARIS, KY.
phabetica" Vance, editor of the
Carlysle Mercury, was in the city Sat-
urday.
TO be married in the city next We'd
nesduy, MIR. VIM. Boston to Miss Annie
Colyiiie, both Of this county.
A permanent Murphy Temperance
Society was organized last Friday night
with the following officers: President,
VIM. s. Shaw; Vice Presidents, r. s.
Joseph Fithian, Rev. E. Ii.
Pierce, Rev. Clelland, Lewis Howell,
Wash FiLhIap, r. FL. Hutchcrait; Sec
retary, George Z. Mccartney; Assistant
sectary, Z. ID. Patton; Treasurer, H. M.
Rucker. Executive Committee-R. Ii.
Hanson. W. A. Cunningham, John
Jones, Joseph Dickey, George Davis,
VIM. Bennington, W. Ii. Lockhart. Mrs.
J. L. Hinton, Miss Josie Stephens,
John Shaw, J. T. Hanley. Finance
S. Henderson, Chair
man; Charles Croxton, John Hanley,
Ed. Hedges, A. j. Hook, Bush. Castle
man. A reformed man from Lexing-
ton lectured Saturday night.
Mr.. Samuel j. Griffith, City Clerk. Ia
able TO be around again, after his recent
severe illness.
The Union Mite Society meets to-mor-
row evening at the residence of MIR.
George Stratfer. All are invited.
A very large and enthusiastic crowd
were in attendance last night at the
NJ urphy meeting, and great was the dis |
appointment Wnen it was learned that
no speakers had arrived, although an
bounced to be there. The meeting was
addressed by Bellevue talent-Messrs. |
Foster, Marsh and Bailey in short
speeches. The frst-named gentleman
dissatisfied the audience to a greater
.xtent than he pleased 1T. Several
signers were obtained. Meeting on
Thursday night.
HAM MlLTONs
Miss Julia Brown, of indianapolis, is |
visiting Mrs. Joseph Traber.
Miss Moilie Owens returned to Mount |
uburn this morning, where she attends |
school.
Albert Keck, who has been at the |
Black Hills IOr several months, returned |
lone lastweek.
Mrs. Judge Cochran and others have |
organized Mission Sunday school in |
he First Ward.
Lou. Beauchamp lectures on temper.
lhce tnree nights of this week, at
'hilanthrophy, this county.
The annual meeting of Washington
lodge No. II, f. A. Nj -, for the election
# officers, will be held tonight.
A children's meeting was held yester-
lay in the United Presbyterian Church
vhich was addressed by the pastor,
Rev. Balm.
Wednesday evening there will be a
ocial and musicale at the residence OIL
)r. VIM. Huber, for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Church.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Club gave
Il entertainment in the Opera Hall.
saturday night, under the auspices OF
he Harmonic Society.
David Rinkle, of Venice, was bound
yer to the Court of Common Pleas in
ne sum OF 500, to answer an oftense
gainst the Game Law.
William Rankin. brakeman on the
uactton branch of the c., III. & D., had
Is right hand SO badly crushed while
oupllng cars near Gyms mills Salur.
ay, that ampuEatlon was necessary.
There was filed in the Recorder,s
fhce Saturday Ger ifcate of incor-
oration OF the Hamilton Boot and T.
noe Manufacturing Company of this
lty. Tnis is the organization known
$ john Weideubornier q Sons boot
nd shoe M 'nuIaciuring establishment.
he capital stock is TO be $25, 600, VITA
he privilege OF increasing it to $50, 1000.
he shares to be 500 eacn. The Incor-
orators are Edward Hughes, John W.
Samuel Davidson, s, b,
'erry, and John WeidgnbUrner Il Son,
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