The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
DAYTON, KY.

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The Social Reading Circle will NEE
Thursday evening at the residence o
Mr.. Balser, on Monroe street, at thu
head OF Dayton avenue.
Mr.. VIM. Jones, alias "good old Non
CorrosiVe,' mas disposed Of his patent
right OF the State OF Illinois Tor the salt
Of his celebrated paint, for the sum o
"a, 600. The transfer papers are to bt
made out this week, and Non-CorrosiYt
is happy asa clam at high tide.
| The residents on Third street were
badly scared Last Saturday by the burn
Ing OF three barrels of coal tar in The
rear of Jos. Links rope walk. The
names threatened to ignite the building,
ana the excitement was intense. Had
they done so, there would have been nc
| saving the houses in the immediate
neighborhood. We would quietly sug
gest that Mr.. Link should either re
| move his kettle farther away or else get
some one to attend to 1t that will not e
to sleep and let it boil over.
BOND HILL. o.
Mr.. Peter Thompson, formerly of Ath
ems, o., aged seventy-fYe years, died sud
denly OF heart disease yesterday, at the
residence OF his nephew, Mr.. d. Maule,
where he was visiting. His remains
were taken to Athens last night, where
the funeral took place to-day.
HAMILTON.
The Sherilps sales on Saturday
amounted to $25,290 "a.
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur.
day at Mrs. Henry Beardsley's, Second
street.
The water is out OF the Miami Canal
owing to break in the banks near
Lockland.
Jacob Zeigler, who has been suffering
from a paralyLlc stroke, is considered
some better.
"Black Frank" the poker-player, at
one time a resident of the First Ward.
died at the Soldiers Home last week.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold their social tomorrow even
ing at the residence of DR.. Huber, Third
Ward.
Two horses attached to Peter Schwab's
large beer-wagon ran away Saturday
scattering the beer-kegs in all direc-
tions.
The Irving Literary Club held pleas
ant meeting Saturday evening at the
Ward.
The creditors of L. B. Delacourt are
willing to release him, provided he can
guarantee them twenty-five cents on the
dollar.
Resolutions ofsrespect to the memory
OF the late Jacob Hasche were passed
by the Lone Star Lodge, K. of r, at a
late meeting.
Hank Paulin, for a number of years
engaged in the livery stable business on
High street, died yesterday morning at
10 O'Clock at the residence of his mother,
near Princeton, this county.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Mary Holbrock, daughter of MIR. j. c.
Holbrock, and Charles Grebner. The
ceremony will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at st. Joseph's
Church.
The Executive Committee of the Pio-
neer Association met yesterday in the
City Building to make arrangements in
reference TO their contemplated celebra-
ton. On motion, the time for holding
the same was fixed on Saturday, May
10, instead Of the 26th, as before de.
cIded upon. The reunion will be held
at the County Fair Grounds.
The handsome new altar lately fin
ished in the st. Joseph's Church, was
dedicated yesterday with appropriate
ceremonies. Rev. Vicar General Otto,
of Cincinnati, oficiated, assisted by
Father Clemmens, of St.Joseph's Church,
this city, and brother Ignatius, Of Gin
A procession formed of the
different benevolent societies and others
of the church paraded, headed by
band of music. There was concert
given in the evening at the church.
LUDLOW, KY.
The West Covington Home Circle
Dramatic Club have their Invitations
out for grand excursion ON the new
terry-boat next Tuesday evening.
"Physgygg" and Councilman Jas.
Nixon have "buried the hatchet. How
ever the witty Phys" informs US that
whatever he says hereafter will be in
strict accordance with the new rule.
Mayor Williams and Marshal Turner
created quite a commotion here yester
day in deputizing all the able-bodied
citizens OF the town to be ON hand and
equipped, ready tor action at mo-
menus notice, for the purpose of sup
pressing any Sunday baseball playing
udI luls III tdhe pldCe Wllulu tle GUYS
limits. The nam column assembled at
the coal office at 2 2. M, and was com
by the Mayor i'll person, while
the Marshal and squad OF skirmishers
moved cautiously on the ball ground.
there TO await the approach of S6ott and
his invading force, injunction and all.
10 say that the citizens were heavily
armed would be but conveying slight
idea of the walking batteries that sur
rounded the ground, to say nothing of a
dozen oil long-range sharp-shooters de-
ployed on the hill overlooking the park.
The advance force was accompanied by
a couple OF resident reporters, who, see-
ing the time for action approach and 90
by without any visible violation of the
law. or in fact nobody coming to the sa-
cred soil for that evil purpose, took the
whole thing in as one of Ben. Shotps
clever practical jokes on our simple
minded city officials, who disbanded
heir force in utter disgust at the non
appearance OF the enemy, and resolved
20 wreak vengeance on Benjamin If ever
le attempted to exhibit his menagerie
n this neck o. woods oE the Sabbath,
PERSONALS ABOUT LADIES.