The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-15

girls, all under twelve years of age, VINO
performed their part to the qualification Of
all and with bonor to themselves; their
names are Annie Smith, Christine Sny-
der, Nancy Doll and Mary Ketterer.
or the tableaux, those representing
"Christ Blessing Little Children" and
"The Two Brides" were regarded with
especial appreciation. The concerts
were throughout patronized by all de-
nominations, and Rev. Father Grome,
the Pastor in charge, and his Church,
are to be congratulated upon the sue
cess attained both in an artistic and
pecuniary point oil view. Regarding the
| financial part, it is q fact which speaks
volumes for the management when it is
known that the proceeds amount to
$4S3 0S, goodly sum, and an excellent
manifestation OF the unity Of sentiment
AID goodwill which pervades TINS COM
munlty.
LUDLOW, KY.
Mr.. Obadiah Scott is last recovering
from recent severe illness.
j. M. Leighner has made an affidavit
that he 10 the man that accidentally broke
a window of the house OF Nick. Ochs-
ner, Tor which crime MIR. John Hollen-
camp some time ago was found guilty
and find in the Mayors Court. Some
people think that "Doc's" conscience up
braids him rather late, still it's better
late than never.
The great hullaboloo at present is the
irrepresslDle, semi-annual, worh.out,
played-out hobby of better ferry facili-
ties and how to accomplish the desired
and cherished, much debated and
greatly petitiOned object. IT'S true the
common herd" as our good Deacon
calls the bone and sinews OF the town,
lave been to untold inconvenience for
years from scant terry accommodation
by reasons over which no ferryman had
control; yet unprejudiced persons will
agree with US that the management Of
the Mccoy terry for the last year, I'D to
the closing of navigation in the river,
was most excellent, and will be The same
again when the new ferry that Is build.
ing is put in the trade. For the present
we would counsel moderation toward a
man that has lost so heavily this hard
winter. And we also beg that a little
economy should be kept in view, bearing
in mind the hard times.
HAMILTON.
The streets are as dusty as in mid
summer, and no appearance OF rain.
The United Presbyterian Social will
be held this evening in the lecture-room
OF the church.
A rifle shooting match comes off TO-
day at Maud's Station. There are five
prizes offered; the first is S35, second
$40, third sis, fourth ST 30, fith and last
80.
C. A. Davis, of Flenner g. Betz's hard.
ware store, came near being killed yes-
terdaY afternoon from a kicking horse.
behind which he aud friend were
riding. -
The body OF the unknown man found
drowned In the Miami River ON Sunday
last has been identified as that OF James
" oolley, a resident of Fairfield Town.
ship, aged some seventy-eight years.
The wife OF Slgmund Eible mysteri-
ously disappeared from her home on
Tuesday evening. Diligent search was
made from midnight, Tuesday, until last
evening, when her body was found in
the Little Reservoir. 1t is supposed she
wandered otf while laboring under a
spell OF temporary insanity.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Robert Bryan was sent on from the
Recorders to the Circuit Court, Tor sell
ing goods under false pretenses.
Elder Gray, Of the Colored Baptist
Church, is on trial in the Circuit Court.
tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
Hon. r. A. Spur has been called on
to become a candidate for reelection to
the Kentucky Legislature from Fayette
County. Ii DIR. Spur accepts the call
be will be elected without opposition.
W. F. Fickliu, from Paris, KY, ap-
pears to be the first victim 10 our
drummer" ordinance. He came here
on County Court day with lot of har-
ness, and offered them Tor sale without
obtaining license. He was Immediate
" "taken in" by the captain OF the night
police, who is always on the LOOKOUT for
yiolatOrs OF the law. He was taken be-
tore Judge Kinkead next morning who
lined him SIS and costs.
EATON. o.
DR.. Dunlap and son, of Columbus, yes
Lerday relieved Mrs. Jonn Silver of
tumor weighing over lorty pounds. The
operation, which was witnessed by all
The medical fraternity Of this place, was
perfo med successfully. Mrs. Silver is
rapidly improving.
"One by one the roses fade." This
time it is Jerry Sheehan. Jerry got
tired OF single Lie, and SO concluded he
would no longer ramble in the field of
he single and discontented man. On
Tuesday he brought his bonnie bride,
Miss May Halpn, to this place. and
through the kindness of Father Vailman
Jerry and May were made one flesh and
1.-TWO hearts that beat as one" MIR.
Edward Nolan and the accom-
pllshed daughter of Mr.. Thomas
summers, MISS Martha, "stood up"
when the knot was tied which no man
"ean put asunder."
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