The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-31
OOVINGTON.

The A. o. II. meet at their Hall, to.
morrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
Charles Shore left to-day on the
steamer Andy Baum for Memphis.
Mr.. William s. Ferguson has re-
turned from his visit to New Orleans.
The Twilight D. A. give their second
reception at Odd-iellows' Hall Monday
night.
The Millersburg Methodist Church re.
ports twenty additions at The recent re-
Vival meeting.
"Silver" Flint, the cast-iron catcher
OF the Indianapolis Baseball Club, was
In the city yesterday.
The many newly made friends of Miss
Mary Voolfolk regret very much her
return to her home, at Louisville.
Councilman Supple was severely in.
jured Thursday night, by being thrown
from horse, while ON his way home.
Miss May Prescott, the charming
young actress, will accompany Mr..
Robert McWade on his tour to Chicago,
illinois.
Rev. Mr.. Mullin, the new Pastor of
the Union NJ. Il. Church, will occupy the
pulpit at both morning and evening SER
vices tomorrow.
POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Francis
pays W for his sudden outburst OF ill.,
ward depravity yesterday; p. Flanagan,
disorderly conduct, 81 and costs.
Miss Mollie Thomas, one of Mays
ville's most agreeable young ladies, Is
being entertained by the family Of Mr..
II. G. Bruce, Of Garrard street.
Miss Lima Beard, whose visit has been
80 highly appreciated by friends in this
city, has, much to their regret, returned
to her home at Flushing, Long Island.
James Baker, of Lawrence County,
was brought before Commissioner Bost-
wick yesterday, for selling liquor with
out license. He was committed to jail
in default OF $400 bail.
The Baby Show at Odd-fellows' Hall
on the 18Th and 14th of next month, prom
ises to surpass the recent exhibition
held in Cincinnati, there being forty en-
tries up to the present time.
The CovingtOn ConYocation will meet
in the Church Of the Advent in CynLhI-
ana on Thursday, April 10, and continue
three days. There will be Divine SER
vices and preaching both morning and
evening during the session.
Morrison, the young man who was ar
rested in Frankfort last week for the
murder OF two men near Georgetown,
KY, has confessed his guilt, and states
thai it was done in self-deiense in a
drunken quarrel between them. At the
time of his arrest property belonging to
the murdered men was found in his
possession, which goes to show that it
was colu-blooded murder for money.
NEWPORT.
The flower display at the Lower Mar
ket this morning was charming.
1t is reported that the temperance cru
sade is on the eve OF breaking out again
in this burg.
Miss Matte Bell Clark will sing at
the 10 O'Clock services at st. Paul's M.
e. Church Tomorrow
The funeral of Miss Anna Butcher
took place yesterday afternoon from ST.
johns Lutheran Church.
The funeral of Miss Mollie Howe took
place at the Columba-street Presbyter-
ian Church this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The school census takers met yester-
day at the office OF Superintendent
Jones, and were assigned 70 their vari-
GUS districts.
DR.. j. IL. Barker. promising young
physician, has associated himself with
on Bellevue street.
Groceries to the amount of 1868 and
$9J worth of coal were distributed to the
poor for the month ending March 20 by
The Oyerseer, j. b. Lock.
A musical and dramatic entertain
ment OF a high order is announced to
take place at Odd-felloWs' Hall on
Wednesday evening next.
Mr.. La. Gallagher and Miss Jennie
Fitzgerald were married night before
last, at the residence of the Rev. Dr.
Beardsley, in the Highlands.
DAYTON. KY.
Miss Kate Springer, of Cincinnati,
will lead the cnoir at st. Francis
Church tomorrow morning, during the
Easter services.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Simmon & slocum's Minstrels are to be
here on the 4th.
G. T. Gould lectured in the NJ. E..
Church South last night.
Land in this county, last year, sold at
an average of $44 IA per acre.
Circuit Court OF Woodford County be-
gins on next Monday, in Versails.
Thos. May, who killed negro man, in
Scott. County on the 22d insl. is still at
large.
Robt. Risk, soldier of 1872, died near
Georgetown, in the eighty-seYenth year
of his age.
Geo. w. Darnell bought of j. B.
Wilgus, lot sixty by one hundred feet
on Second street for $4,000.
1t was not Mr.. O'Brien that got
whipped in Goodl, clown, as was men,
toned, but an employe of his.
Mr.. II. A. NJ. Henderson, Superinten-
dant OF Public Instruction, is delivering G
a lecture on Girls OF the Period"
A petition has been sent to Gov. Nc.
Creary, asking for troops to go TO Powell
to quell an extraordinary disturbance.
The Mt. Sterling Coal Road is COM
pleted for about twenty-five miles be-
yond this place, and is doing good busi-
ness.
I. II. Williams was thrown from his
horse short time ago, and having his
foot hung In the stirrup was dragged to
death.
A mare got on tho @. s. R. R., near
Georgetown, the other day and ran two