The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-28

the elite OF this town, and consequently
the affair will be the grandest OF the
many grand hops ever given at the
above popular hall. Messrs. j. P. Kerns,
L. Z. Christiana, NJ. Tutty, y. e. Ro-
manowitz and j. Fl. Foster are the Com
mittee Of Arrangements, which insures
| success.
CALIFORNIA, o,
Mr.. Yourtee says he will be located in
Lawrenceburg, Ind, about the first OF
January, 1878.
At the festival tonight, after the oys-
| ter supper is over, there will be music,
vocal an tnstrume ntal, and pIeasa MT
| Time generally. Let all who are frie ndly
10 the building OF the Railroad Station
| attend.
Mr.. Joseph Rogers, who lives in the
Salem Settlement" near Mear's Sta
ton, on the Cincinnati & Portsmouth
railroad, for some strange reason drove
hls horse and wagon in a cut ON tn e
road, near said station, and let them
stand there while he took his position
on the bank near by out Of charms
way" The eastera-bound $50 train
struck the horse aud wagon, killing the
morse and smashing the wason into at
oms.
LEXINGTON KY.
DR.. Letcher and family left for Florida
Monday.
Madam Rentz's Female Minstrels will
give a performance at the Opera-house
Tomorrow evening.
The sale of tickets for the "Two Or
pbans" began this morning, and quite a
large number were sold.
In ~
concert will begin Friday morning, 29th,
at Barnes Il WOODS drugstore.
In the ease of the Commonwealth
against Robert Jennings for murder, the
jury Jailed to agree and were discharged.
Mr.. Robert Innis and Miss Anna Rich
ardson were married to-day by Rev,
Mr.. Gilbert at the First Presby terian
Church.
Mr.. Harry Lusby and Miss Lille Myers
Will be united in marriage. The cere-
mony will be performed by Elder Chere-
shaw, in Versailles, at the Christian
Lhurch.
Mr.. G. Fitzpatrick and Miss Mary E.
Finnerty will be married tomorrow
morning at 9 O'Clock, in St. PauPs
church. by Rev. Father Bekkers. They
will leave on the evening train for Gin.
cinnati.
A suit is on trial in the Circuit Court
Tor ejectment, in which one hundred and
seventy acres Of land in Fayette County
are in contest. This Is very interest
ing suit, and will occupy day or two
in The trial.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The M. E. Mite Society meets on Fri
DAY evening at the residence of MIR.
Biinn. ON Berry avenue.
A meeting is announced for tomorrow
night in the School Hall for the purpose
OF organizing lodge of Sons and
Daughters of Temperance on the inde-
pendent basis.
The entertainment to be given this
evening at Redmen's Hall, Newport, for
the benefit OF The school Of the Sacred
ID cart, promises to be q success. At the
close OF the entertainment dancing will
be in order for the rest of the night.
The Union Mite Society met last eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. Seig. A
suitable programme was gotten up,
which consisted of music, singing, reci-
tat1ons, dla. .ogues and charades. The
programme was successfully carried
out, much to the pleasure Of all present.
Several new names have been added to
the llst In the last week.
HAMILTON.
Mr.. Frazer, of Dayton, opened up his
dancing-scnool last night in Beckett
Hall.
The M. e. Church social last night
passed of very pleasantly, and was well |
attended.
An attempt was made Sunday night |
NV n hn
Jackson Riley.
Yesterday morning a two-horse team
ran down High street, demolishlng |
that came in its way.
The ladies were out yesterday in full |
torce, having been kept in doors for al. |
most week by the continued rains.
La the case of Matthew Wynn VS.. the |
Trustees Of Morgan Township, the |
cause was dismissed at the cost of the |
defendant.
John OConnell, OF Middletown, was
yesterday bound over to the Court Of
Common Pleas in the sum of 5000 to an. |
swer to the charge of selling liquors on |
Sunday.
Monday night the paper-mills of
Friend, Fox u Co., at Lockiand, were
discovered 70 be on fire near the root. |
,ut fortunately it was extinguished be.
ore any serious damage was done.
PARIS, KY.
Hon. A. Fl. Ward, of Duke of Wood
avn" notoriety, will address the MUIR
,hyites soon.
A little daughter of Dan. Turnkey, pro-
,fietor y OF tie Bourbon House, is lying
IL with the scarlet fever.
ho ri
'osed OF his half of the distillery 10 his
'artner, George w. White, on last Mon
ay.~
The Murphy meeting on last Monday
light Was largely attended, and was.
Without doubt, one of the best settings
We have mad yet.
At the Penn toll-gate on the Hume
IKE last Monday nigut three negro men
ode up and called Mr.. Penn OUT. and
1hen ne made his appearance one OF
hem presented a pistol at his head