The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

the Opera-house this week as the
CHURCHES are too small to 'holu the i'm
mense crowd that attends them.
George Frazer. "a man about forty
years Of age. wus taken to St.Jose PMS
Hospital suffering with lockjaw. Fra
Ter was butcher, and has been work
ing for W. w. Adams. He mashed his
little finger on SUNDAY andwent TO work
on Monday; on Wednesday the pain
was so great that he could work 10
longer, and went to the drugstore Of
Frost & Co. for some me dieine, and COM
planned that ne could hardly move his
jaw. A permit was obtained from DR..
Stockdell and he was sent to the Haspi-
tai, where he died Friday.
BELLEwUE. KY.
The boat race between Miss Ida Allo-
way (who lives at Taylor's Greek and
@liss Amanda wendell was easily wUn by
Miss Alloway.
The quarterly meeting ef the Fire.
mems Association will meet Tomorrow
night at tue call Of The President, MI.
Alfred West, and all tIose, who belong
to the association should attend.
There are to be two NEE tings on Taes.
day night, one Firemen's meeting and
the other a Workingmen's meeting.
!Bo tn aTe 10 be held i'm che same hall an Il
both at the same hour. Now which one
has the right 10 the hall? is the query.
We regret to state that Mr.. George
Straffer has resigned his position as
superintendent OF the Sabbath-schoGl
for reasons wbich need mot be NEIL
toned. Mr.. Straffer as Christian geu-
tleman has a hest OF friends who are
sorry to lose his services in SO good a
cause.
The Murphy meeting last evening at
the School-hall was fairly attended.
Messrs. Taylor, Wells and McGinnis
were the speakers. The interest seems
to be slowly decreasing, ana doubtless
in a fe W weeks the meetings. will be dis
continued. 1t is rumored that two of
the young men on the Executive Com
mittee have broken tnelr pledges. Next
meeting Oh Tuesday night.
HAMILTON.
The County Fair opened this morn
ing.
Hon. Tom Ewing will address the
Democracy to-nlght at the Courthouse.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Hall has been treated
DO O new carpet and otherwise rettted.
The Board of County Commissione ers
met Saturday and passed bills to the
amount OF $227.
Commodore Yates is spending short
time with hts relatives, DR.. and Mrs.
Park, on Second street,
Oliver Traber has so far recovered
from his recent'seEere sickness as to be
able to be at his place of business Tor a
short time each day.
The Browning Book Club has reorgan-
lied by electing Mrs. John z. Peck
President, Mrs. Shatfer Secretary, and
Mrs. Sam. Beeier Treasurer.
The ladfes of the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church hold a meeting this afternoon in
the lecture-room for the purpose of re-
organizing their Church Society Tor the
coming year.
The election in the Fourth Ward Sat-
uraay for q member OF Council, TO till the
vacancy Occasioned by the resignation
oil John echeily, resulted in the SELECTION
OF Thos. McGreery.
Hon. Ed. FL. CASTOR died ,at his rosi-
dence In Riley Township at half-past 10
O'Clock Saturday morning of heart dis
ease. Ar. Castor was a prominent
member of the Democratic party, and
hau held several offices OF trust in the
county.
An'attempt was made Friday nj ght to
burgiarfze the house OF Philip Berry, on
Front street. The noise awoke two
ladies, inmates Of the house. They
epened the window and emptied the
contents OF "a wash-pitcher Oh the ill.,
truders, who left'inta hurry.