The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-27

o'clock A. NJ. Prof. snackeIford, OF the
| University, has been appointed by the
pastors to preach sermon for the oeca-
sion.
i DAYTON. KY.
An attempt to have the city lighted
with gasoline is again to he made.
The marriage of Col. John C. Ramsey,
to young Lady now of FIagg Springs,
but formerly esident oi this part Of
the county, is rum Ired in pretty def
mite shape. The precise date is not
known, but as it has been stated that
weddings of special interest to Dayton
are to take place on the 9th and 11th OF
December, it is presumed that the event
ID to occur on one o. those days.
| PARIS, KY.
Rev. A. N. White, formerly pastor OF
the Baptist Church, was III the city yes
| terday.
| Andrew Drexsdall, Of Brantford, Can
| ada, was registered at the Bourbon
| Hnuse Sunday.
No Murphy meeting tonight. Let
every body attend the concert at the
Bapust Church.
The mixed train on the Marysville
division of the X. c. r. H., which was
due mere at O'Clock, did NOT arrive un-
I'll 1l:4O Saturday night.
Mrs. Austin, wife OF Thomas Austin,
or this city, fell from GUAR on last Sun
day, receiving several severe injuries
which will confine her to her bed for
| some time.
henry Duvall, son of Judge Duvall,
oil Frankfort; George LeyonWorth, a re-
,ormed saloon-keeper, of Cleveland, o.;
Df. Cox and Bush CastIemAu, oil Lex
lngton, all Murphy lecturers, will be
here some time this week. Brether Balm
Is also expected.
Inc change of time on the K. c. r. r.
took enect yesterday morning, Trains
Will hereafter arrive as follows: Trains
going north arrive at S:35 A. M. and
+. N. Trains going south arrive at
lo:oO A. NJ. and Z. III. On the Mays.
Vllle dlVlson trains arrive at $3.50 A. Nj,
and 5:05 2. NJ.
HAMILTON.
Miss Sue Miilikin Is visiting friends
at MiddIetown.
Robert b. Milllkin left last night on a
business tour East.
Inc funeral OF Mrs. Luce, an aged
resident of Oxford, took place in that
village yesterday.
Inc Board of County Commissioners
were III sessl0n yesterday. Bills to the
amount of $6s 80 were passed.
A new building association has been
formed and over a hundred shares taken
IN our nelgnDoring village of Oxford.
William B. Oglesby was yesterday an.
pointed administrator of the estate of
John NJ. Cox, OF Madison Township.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Cbureb uiva
one OF their pleasant socials this evening
at the residence of Mrs. George Seward.
Ludlow street.
-, Weller Overpeck left last night for
Whlte sulphur Springs, where he takes
Laura Patter, a minor, to place in the
Reform School Tor Girls.
An election for two justices of Peace
was yesterday held in Wayne Township.
mnlon resulted ln the election of E. D,
Samuels and VIM. III. Miller.
Deputy Sheriff r ,dgers left yesterday
iof oolumpus with two prisoners, each
sentenced for one year in the Peniten-
llafy. lhelr names were John Thomp-
son and Alexander Miller,
LAWRENCEBURG,I IND.
The family Of W arren Tebbs, ESQ.,, re.
turned last evening from an extended
Flhlt out w est.
Elder FL. B. Sherman, of Rising Sun.
Will preach in the Y. NJ. g. A. Hail to.
morrow "wednesday J evening.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, all the citv
ministers participating in the exercises.
Mr.. Chris. Loos has improved the Roll.
ef properly considerably, and now has
two very nice store rooms. 1t ia under
stood that he himself will start a meat
store.
Mrs. B. 7. W. Anderson, landlady ofl
the Anderson House, this place, while
visiting her brother at Waldron. Ind,
being i'll poor health, was partially para,
lyzed and fears are entertained now
that she may not recover.
CALIFORNIA, O.
And now comes rumor to the effect |
that the OLD foundry is to be operated by |
a new firm.
1n yesterdays issue l made a grave |
mistake, which now hasten to correct.
In naming the Railroad Station Commit |
tee accidentally omitted the names of |
M 1888 Carrie Johnston and Miss Julia |
Miller. l also wish to make another
correction: The Festival will be held |
W Wednesday night next, not Thursday |
night, as stated in yesterdays issue.