The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-28
HAMILTON,


Judge Hume mas returned from his
trip West.
Edgar Brent is home after a two
weeks business trip east.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Dickey return to
Mlddletown this evening.
Mrs. Clokey, of Middletown, is So
journtng at Lake Chautauqua.
DR.. Dan. MillIkin has so far recovered
as to be out on the streets again.
Lewis Voss, OF MiddleLown, is able to
be about and to attend TO business
| again.
Rev. Chas. Barber, of the Episcopal
Churcn, VIII lecture tc-night at SOM
| merville.
The United German Society tonight
VIII give an open-air concert at the
IlVoll Garden.
Henry Langenfelder, of Buffalo, with
MS vile and mother, are visiting Mr..
schlosser, Third street.
David McClosky was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
James McClOsky, deceased.
Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued to William Elliott and Lydia A.
Wallen, Peter Newcomb and Maggie
Flaherty.
Letetia Indy yesterday prepared her
proof of loss" preparatory TO open
Ing up suit against the OAlo farmers
Insurance Company at Leroy, in all in-
surance of 81 200.
Miss Marie Prescott Will give an en-
terLaiument Thursday evening in the
Opera Hall, assisted by Mrs. Woodrough
aud others. Home talent is the only
Thing that will draw we'll in Hamilton,
anu That ls why it is thusly.
Last evening two men, named James
Lef1lr, Jr., and Jim Byers, were riding
along High street in large wood Wag-
on with Squire Van Gordon, when a
dispute arose between the two former
about an old board bill. They quarreIed
some time, when Byers stabbed
Lehar in the left side. The
the office of DIR. FaIconer, and his
wounds dressed. He was then re-
moved 10 his home. 1t is thought the
injuries will prove fatal. Byers was
arrested on charge of stabbing with
intent to kill, and, being unable TO give
the "a, QUO bail required, was committed
TO jan TO await Il preliminary Trial on
TIE 30.h inst.
DAYTON. KY.
The public schools Will not reopen
until the first Monday in October.
Theodore Horst will open his new dry
goods store, corner of Sixth and Clay
streets, on Saturday next.
Dr.. Goetze, the handsome and enter
prising druggist, has issued business
card with The new railroad timetable
on the reverse side
The members of the School Board
failed to come together last night. Up
to 81 O'clock but one member, George
NUlse, Jr., and the Clerk, Mr. z. Heeg,
had put IN an appearance. Too mucn
picnic is what was the matter.
The picnic given by the congregation
Of the st. Francis Church at Clurke's
Grove yesterday, was in every respect a
success. Among those present were
several of the reverend clergy, and all
ot tue city tticials.
The following petition, bearing the
signatures OF one hundred and fifty citi-
Zens, Will be presented at the neXL meet
ing OF the SCHOOL Board:
$40 the School Board of the City of DAYTON.
Kentucky:
"4our petitioners, citizens of DAYTON,
deslrous of extending the means OF edu-
caLlon TO the children OF the aforesaid
city, respectfully request that class be
organized Tor teaching the German
language. We are satisfied that tais
can be doue without interfering in the
other department in the public school,
or adding W the cost OF your school sys-
tem."