The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-12

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OF the peace. The case was called be-
| fore Squire Buchanan, when Neider-
| man declared that he was afraid of mis-
life OF Watson, that he was ready to
bounce on him whenever an opportunity
offered itself. Watson demanded Jury
lrial, and the case was continued to
saturday.
DAYTON. KY.
Rev. Amos Stout conducted the serY-
ices at the Baptist Church yesterday.
The Mite society OF the M. e. Church
VIII meet tomorrow evening at the res
ldence OF Mr. Wm. Laws.
The Clio Dramatic Club, of Cincin-
natl, were greeted with large and cul-
tlV2ted audience Saturday night.
A hunting party, with Captain Sarver
al the mead, Will leave the latter part OF
this week Tor The Kinney Mountains.
Mr.. Trapp, contractor for the improve
meht oil sixth street, is doing his work
well, ana when completed it will be one
OF the best graded streets in Dayton.
One of the dummies lett the track
rather suddenly last evening, caused by
Inc breaking of an old rail. The only
damage done was the delaying Of the
car for fully an hour.
The rooms of the Young Mems Read.
ing Association were thrown open yes
terday for the first time. The rooms
present a handsome appearance, are
arge ana airy, and are well supplied
Win DOCKS, newspapers and magazines. {.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Mr.. Waterman, OF East Newport, had
number oil chickens stolen last Salur-
day night.
MIR. Gus. Fox will lead to the altar to-
morrow night a charming young lady of
Portsmouth,, ONO.
The attendance last night at the tenn
perance meeting was large. The meet.
lug was addressed by MIR. Burton. OF
Cincinnati, and Col. Smalley, OF New
port.
Several members Of the Bellevue
Reading Club VIII also take part in
the entertainment to be given on Satur-
day night. TAey will be greeted by a
Iull house.
LUDLOW, KY.
The bans OF matrimony, between Mr..
George MatheWson, Of W est Covington.
and Miss M aggie Rogers, OF this CITY,
we're published yesterday at ST. Ann's
Church, West Coyington, OF which more
anon.
The locomotive engineers employed
on the Cincinnati Southern Railway are
considered the cream Of the craft in this
couhtrY, which rebounds to the honor
anu judgment OF j. L. RedmOn, MN,
ana ii. vi T., who makes such selec-
uohs OF this very important CLASS Of en-
pioyes for his Company.
The following named gentlemen are
candidates for office at the approaching
election, December l, 1877: For AS
sessor and Collector, Ed. Venn, a good,
honest mechanic; for Council, First
ard, George Walmer; Second Ward,
Jonn " esner; Thlrd Ward, l.. p. Bent
ley, Jim Nixon and Marine II. Gravenor;
Fourth Ward, Pat. G. Lean, with some
talk OF the following named gentlemen
coming cut: NJ. Ii. Bently, F. Hill and
} ohn Grace. come out gentlemen, the
more the merrer..
CALIFORNIA, o.
" Miss Moltie Ensign, of "Idlewi,d," has
given an invitation to ali the young la
dies of Gallon to call at her home,
Friday, at 2 z. NJ.
The "Sheridan Dramatic Combiua-
tion," of the city, gave q dramatic and
variety entertainment at the Odd-fel-
lows Hall, Saturday evening. IL was "a
splendid success every way. Perhaps
no entertainment ever given in Oud-tel-
lows Hail has given such general salts
faction. We would be pleased to make
some notes respecting the different per-
CORNERS, but our space is too limited.
AS the time for the removal OF the
stove foundry OF Mr.. Yourtee draws
near, our people are becoming more ana
more anxious as TO their future. The
question now is, what shall we do to
prevent the permanent decrease in our
population, aud The consequent depre-
citation in property? We say, take im-
mediate Steps 10 make it frst-class
village. Ii this will not save
us, nothing VIII.
WEST COVINGTON. KY.
The Forrest Dramatic Club will give
one OF their enjoyable entertainments
tomorrow evening at the Town Hall,
their laudable object being the tender
of u benent to the widow or the late
Judge VIM. Mcdonnell. Martin Curry,
ESQ will act as chief usher on the occa-
sion, and MI. Luke Mulreau will smile |
ON all who give the treasurer'S Office q |
call. The bill consists OF the ever en-
drama, in two acts, Down |
by the Sea-" and the roaring farce of
"A Cure for the Fidgets," with Mr.. Ed. |
McArdle as "Sep. Gale" in the drama |
ana "FInnikin Fussleton" in the farce. |
Those who have witnessed the previous |
efforts of the above talented young gen.
tleman will certainly be on hand to-mor- |
row night. Miss Annie Feltman and |
Miss M. Leonard, two of the cleYerest |
young ladies IN amateur theatricals, will |
appear in The play and farce; the whole |
to conclude with grand hop. Music by |
Prof. Tom Warwood.
HAMILTON.
The Irving Club met Saturday night |
at the residence of Judge Gard.
MISS Lille Senour, who has been WIS., |
ting Miss Flora Jacobs, has returned to |
ler home AZ Troy.
Rev. David Strange, while in the city,
IS the guest OF Rev. Balm, Of the United |
Presby terlan Church.
The Harmonic Society will give q con-
cert December l. The Boston Mendels.
'ohn Quintette Club have been engaged |
10 ae slsG on the occasion.
The ladies of the United Presby terian |
Church will give one OF their pleasant |
'ocials tomorrow evening in the Lee
yure-room. All are invited.
A meeting was held Saturday night at |
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