The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-12


necessarily use the line to visit the
place, won't he? What Impression will
the Jot Wagons have upon him, think
your II you want Dayton TO prosper,
gentlemen, and at the same time turn a
lew honest pennies yourselves, nix up
that railroad which now is disgrace to
civilization.
The residence of Mr.. Benz. Holmes,
ON Madison street, was burg garized
sometime between Saturday night ana
Sunday m 'rning, BY being en-
tered through the Kitchen VIM
dow. The thief took MIR.
Holmes' pocket-book from his pants ,and
after gobbling the contents Ga small
amount) threw the book in the side
yard. The victim thinks perhaps chlo-
roiorm was used. He is thankful, how
ever, that his breeches were LEFT. .. -.
The fifteenth anniversary OF the mar
riage of MIR. and Mrs. "Tine" Turner
was made the occasion of very de-
lightlul party Saturday night. A large
number OF friends, embracing the lead
lug citizens of the city, assembled at
the beautiful home OF the happy pair,
rendered congratulations,a ,and presented
many handsome testimonials of
their regard. Among the presents
was beautiful and complete set OF
China from number of the young people
with whom the bride and bridegroom OF
fifteen years are such favorites. Alto
gether, 1t was q very delightful affair,
rendered out of real regard and
thoroughly enjoyed, because every one
fully entered into the spirit that prompt
ed it. That the lives OF the happy couple
may glide as smoothly along far beyond
the time for the golden wedding is the
sincere wish of their friends VINO were
present, and hosts OF others who were
not.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The Bellevue Reading Club gave their
entertainment on Saturday evening 10
the School Hall. The rendering of the
two first pieces was very fair, though we
think there might have been a wiser
selection, giving scope for q better dis
play for the talent the Club possesses,
The operetta, "Les Conspirateurs," was
novel and lively and called forth o
hearty applause from the audience.
Prof. Paul Feine's orchestra added con-
siderably to the evenings enjoyment.
HAMILTON.
John M. Mari, Of the Hoe Factory, has
gone South on business tour.
,Abram Miller, OF the High-street car
pet-store, has returned from trip East.
A nominating convention will be held
on March ID, by the Democracy Of the
city.
+. B. Puthoff, of the First Ward, will
be candidate for Council from his
ward.
The Presbyterian social will be held
IhnFS0AV the
of the church.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Bader
took place yesterday morning, and was
very largely attended.
The Board of County Commissioners
met Saturday. Bills to the amount Of
$3.50 30 were passed.
G.. W. Stephenson was on Saturday
appointed administrator of the estate Of
Parmelia Stephenson, deceased.
Thomas V. Howell, Elizabeth Jacobs
and Ii. H. Jacobs, have been appointed
executors of the estate OF Peter Jacobs,
deceased.
The creditors in the case of Dan. j.
Callen meet to-day at the Office of the
Register in Bankruptcy, at Dayton, for
the purpose of electing an assignee.
Governor Hayes and Adjutant GEN.
'eral Wykof have been invited to be
present at the dress ball to come off on
the I'D, under the auspices of Company
G, Hamilton Light Infantry.
Miss Paulina Straub was the recipient
on Saturday last Of handsome present
from the members of the Presbyterian
Church, as testimonial Of their appre-
citation OF her services as chief singer in
their Church Choir.