The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19

didate for jailer, made one of the best
speeches during the Murphy meetings.
He had tWenty-seVen sign alter mis-
speech Wednesday night.
Mr.. Thomas j. Cassel and Miss Sallie
Payne, daughter of Mrs. Mary }. Payne,
of this city, we're married Wedn esday
morning by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett. The bridal
party lett for Cincinnati i'll the after
noon.
Captain j. W. Kidd, OF this city, and
Miss Alice K. Day, OF Millersburg, were
married at that place Wednesday, at
the residence OF Mr.. j. Il Day, the
brides brother. The happy couple al
rived In this city on the afternoon train,
and were c0mplim3nted by an elegant
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
Shepard, on the Harrodsburg Pike.
Wolfs IL Trosps Band were employed
to furnish the music. Tue wedding fes-
tivitles were kept UP to late hour.
May this happy couple 'liye long and
prosper"
DAYTON, KY.
Rev. Father Hildebrand entered upon
his duties as pastor OF 81. Francis
Church, yesterday.
Sheriff White has given notice that
state anu county lakes are now due, and
II not pald up promptly, a penalty will
be added.
The Methodist Mite Society met last
tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. James Mcdowell, and enjoyed u
pleasant time.
a committee was appointed at the
last meeting Of Council on recon.
mendation OF Mayor Gunnison, to in
qulre into the merits OF hand fire en-
g'ne built at Manchester, New Hamp-
SHIRE.
Tickets for the grand entertainment to
De gwen next Friday evening, tor the
dement, or Mrs. FfaaS, are selling rapid
~. Remember, each ticket not only
admlts you to the entertainment, but
entities the holder to Il chance on the
beautiful picture. DR.. Gotlzo has a few
more tickets lett, that he will dispose OF
at 70 cents each.
HAMILTON.
Tie will OF Xavier Vogel was ad-
mltled to probate.
The funeral of Andrew Dingrelder
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock from st. Johu's Church.
The School Board met last night. Bills
ior the month OF October Were passed.
Inc superintendent was granted the
privilege OF dlsmissiug the schools on
FRIDAY, october 20, for the purpose of
attending the regular annual meeting
of the Central Onio Teachers Associa.
tion, which meets in thlllicothe October
" and 81 The Committee appointed to
examine The Second W ard School build
Ing was gwen Two more weeks to re-
port.
The II. of ?. parade and fancy drill
yesterday was pleasing sight and was
witnessed by large number of cIti-
zans. There were three Lodges from
Dayton and epresenJatlYes from va
rlOus other Lodges. 1t will be many a
long day before Hamilton is treated to
as handsome a sight as the X. of Z. made
yesterday. A banquet was given at
BeckeLps Hall unuer The supervision OF
Jacob Lorenzo. The welcome address
was made by Aaron Weser, and re.
sponded to by Leroy 5. DUNCAN, OF Lon
don, OHIO.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Charlie Crountz was wcdIocked last
night TO COrnelia Dickson, Of this city.
The Preston Baseball Club have Sig
hiASu LbClI luIGublOIi VI DOG play ing me
Athletics, of this place, any more this
season.
Dr.. A. D. Flagg, of Cincinnati, will
address the Christian Congregation at
y NJ. Z. A. Hall next Sunday morning
and evening.
j. w. Tebbs, of this city, and j. Wal |
Ter Hartpence, editor of the Harrison
News, leave here to-day to take in the |
Louisville Exposition.
JONES STATION.
The ladies of the vicinity, last night, |
gave an oyster supper,in the new school. |
house tor the benefit of Valley Chapel |
NJ. E. Church. The supper was most |
excellent one, the crowd large, and the |
social side of the affair as pleasant as |
,he supper was tine. Due appreciation |
If the efforts Of the ladies was shown
both by the number present and by the
determination evinced to do luu Justice
% the supper. Tue result was a pleas
INT evening to all who attended and a |
handsome little sum tor the benefit OF |
he church.
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