The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-16

depot this morning. This indicates that
the soldiers will BIZ permanently located
at this post.
An old soldier named Johnson was
houorably discharged at the Barracks
Yesterday, his term OF enlistment hay
ing expired. He left for his home in the |
South last night.
The funeral OF Mrs. Waller Overton |
took place at 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Elder VIM. Stanley, of the Christian |
Church, held the funeral services at the |
family residence.
Rev. Mr.. Engelhart, of New Richmond,
OHIO, will occupy the pulpit at ST.
Johns German Church on Sunday. Key:
McTn0mas, the regular pastor, ls still
unable to attend TO the duties on ac-
count OF sickness.
Henry Brown, who was sentenced at
the last term of the Criminal Court to
three months In the County Jail at hard
labor, received his pardon this morning
from Judge Perkins, on account OF his
good behavior. Brown had twenty days
yet to serve.
Superintendent Jones wishes all pu-
pi 8 OF The e Grade who intend going to
The geological Garden Tomorrow to as
semble at the corner of Sixth and Main
6l1GCIoJ oV v " SANSN'
pupils will meet at their rospectlVe
school houses. All pupils 0Will be ex-
pected to bring lunch with them.
George Crawford, the man who robbed
George KIeLt's tailoring establishment
in Dayton, Tuesday night, of nine fine
overcOats, WAS naDbed in Cincinnati
Yesterday and taken back to Dayton by
officer Dinsmore. Crawford succeeded
in dIsposing of five OF the garments be-
fore he was arrested.
LEXINGTON, KY.
The Circuit Court is in session In Win
chester.
Coal fell 4 cents per bushel in this
city Wednesday.
The salary of the Postmaster in Mich
olasvllle is $l,10O.
Eleven car loads of hogs were shipped
from NIcholasviIle last Saturday night.
The Mt. Pleasant Church near Keene
will be dedicated next Sunday, Rev.
| Mr.. Voolfolk officiating.
Arrangements have been made in
| Winchester to carry on the Murphy
movement. The meetings began We'd
nesday evening.
| Mr.. John Bronaugh and Miss Miranda
|
marriage yesterday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
at the Chris tian Church in Nicholasville
| by Rev. Mr.. collins, OF this city.
| Last Monday County Court day J
Geo. f. Keene, Esq, sold his four-yea ear
old flyer, Keene Jim, TO r. S. Strader, Of
this city. This morse made the fastest
| time on record for tOur-year-olds, at the
late meeting of the Kentucky Trotting-
! horse Breeuers' Association, held last
month, which was 2:2411.
| There have been thirteen hundred
white signers to the Murphy pledge, and
lour hundred colored, signers, In Nit.
Sterling. .Tnis shows that there has
been better success i'll MI. Sterling than
in any other town for its size in the
State, and it is also reported that the bar
keepers are doing no business
| EATON. o.
Mrs. Wnitridge, wife of Mr.. W. e.
| Whitridge, OF the Cincinnati Cummer-
claI, will be buried here this (Frlday
Eafternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Our schools, under the very efficient
supervision of Professor Brown and his
assistants, are in fUurishing condi-
tion; and frequent visits to them by the
parents of the children would be in or
der, il they could only be persuaded to
do so.
| The Hon. Will Cumback, of Indiana,
was greeted by fair audience at the
Opera-house Wednesday last, to listen
TO his very popular lecture entitled
stInvlsible Some People," and the first
of the season under the auspices of the
Literary Club, OF Eaton. The house
doubtless would have been filed to re.
: pletion but for the pitiless rain that
!, came pouring down. Those who failed
to put in an appearance lost a golden
opportunity 10 hear not only one Of the
most scholastic efforts ever made in
| Eaton, but lesson not soon to be for.
gotten, and II heeded would go far tC
putting quetus to this "lnvisible
Some People," or modern witchcraft,
which when defined is nothing more nor
less than gossiping seanGal-mongera
, OF society who are found the world
t over, and Eaton by no means is al
, exception to the rules. One hundred
= thousand lives, said MI. c., we're sacri
. feed because OF the eff cts of witch
, craft, in generations past, and untolC
s misery and death were entalled IN oul
/. day and generation by this same ''invisi
hle some people,H or ''mOdern witch
craltry:" not even excepting the Press
0 into whose co.umnS ILLS l. 5. L. nnds III
% way and is eagerly read and devoure(
: by wiling subjec,s in every community
10 Tne CHURCHES received liberal shar'
5 of the gentieman's attention, and th
: political world was not forgotten ia th'
/ same connection. Could this lecture b,
+ published in pamphlet form and find it
: way into every lamlly III tue Unite'
s S Slates, lasting and untold bene
e its would result from it il they woult
read it and profit by the admonition
therein contained.
" LAWRENCEBURG.I IND.
- Circuit Court couyenes here Monday
" Charley Daraugh's ohild died yester
day With the Group.
J DR.. Flagg, Of Cincinnati, will preac
>. here and at Petersburg Sunday.
# Geo. Ketchum isn't as proud as h
e might be at the arrival OF little young
l. sLer at mis- house.
a Jethro Morris, of Murphy Movemen
- fame, is once more seen upon ou
Istreets donned In an extensive ulster.
WI Squibb Il Co. received order
YESTERDAY IRON the Government to max