The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-13


Of Newport:
"Your honor is hereby cordially in
vited to attend the celebration OF the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the Newport
Turner Association, on Tuesday even
ing, August 81, 1877. Every member OF
our society expresses his hearty wish
Tor Your Honor to attend. Very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
81. B. GRIMME,
"Cor. Sec'y Newport Turner's"
Similar Invitations were sent to men,
bers OF the School Board and members OF
the City Council.
DAYTON. KY.
The steamer Arch z. Green is high
and dry upon the sand.
The dummies were crowded all day
yesterday. They made excellent time
and gave the most perfect satisfaction
in all respects. The good effects of them
10 already seen IN The number of per-
sons that are looking at property with
the view of removing to Dayton, now
that we have such excellent facilities for
reaching the CITY.
That hunting party was huge sue
cess. The veteran sportsmen, James
Peters and Andy Sherer, killed the
game, the Messrs. Nelson caught the
hsb, and Judge Gunnison gathered in
the CLANS and turtles. AS the company
assembled round the campfire at night
ana told stories and such it presented
the appearance Of very happy family.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Miss Minnie Grote, who has been sick
for some time, was very low last night,
and not expected TO recover.
A large concourse of people assembled
on Fairfield avenue during the day to
see the dummies, and went away Suits
fed.
The school hall was again well filed
last night in the interest OF the temper
ance cause. Mr.. Marsh opened the
meeting with a very effective prayer,
which was listened to with due atten-
tion, and was followed by Messrs. Wells
and McGinnls, of Newport, in telling
speeches. About ten signatures were
obtained, mostly men. An organization
was effected by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, MIR. Reuben
Tedrow; Vice President, Mr.. John Fos-
ter; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. AL.
fred West. Another meeting will be
held on Thursday evening.
REDWOOD, o.
Burglars Friday night entered the
hardware store OF Goldman 1hornhil &
Co., and The drug store Of Dr.. James
CuOIer. lhey took from the hardware
store several dozen pocket knives, sey-
eral reVolvers, and ABOUT 81 in change
that was in the drawer, and quite a
number Of pocketbooks aud toilet arti-
cies from the drug store.
SOUTH BEND, OHIO,
Messrs. Edward and Theodore Schu-
mann, formerly of this place and tor
lhe last nine years doing business i'll
Saginaw, Michigan, have returned again
TO their farm ami intend making it their
permanent nome and devote themselves
TO agriculture. We bid them welcome,
and hope tnat they may live long and
prosper.
HAMILTON.
The Emerson Club met Saturday eve
ming at the residence OF Judge Hume.
There were no services yesterday in
either of the Presbyterian Churches.
DR.. Dan. Milliken is down sick with
fever, winch it is feared viii prove to be
typhoid.
MIR. John Il. Cochran, OF Glendale, was
in the city, Saturday, visiting his broth
er, Judge Cochran.
The infant child of Chas. Hunter died
yesterday morning at the residence OF
Its grandfather, Eester Kennedy.
FiIth and Seventh streets are now
omen through the Basin, and are very
much used, especially by those driving
for pleasure.
j. Z. b. Welliyer withdraws from the
fT,II N 81,
will be hgId Friday next. This is a spe-
clal election for Recorder ouly.
Mrs. DR.. Falconer returned home yes
terday morning, having missed connec-
tions the evening before at Day Ton. Sue
las been absent at ColumOus since the
death OF her sister, Miss Mckee.
Mrs. Julia N. G. Pratt. who was tn
have addressed the Graugers on The oe.
Gasion OF their picnic on Saturday, but
owing 70 the rain was prevented, Will
del yer lecture next Friday evening,
Subject: "What are We dong with our
girls"
Saturday the case Of Harkrader. ed
itor OF the MlGdletOWn journal. against
W illiam Bowman, editor OF the signal.
cams up. The suit is for Is, 900 damages.
The lie .endant filed his answer, winch
SETS IofLn tnat tue thiuHs published and
lor which the suit was brought are true.
and further alleges that he can prove
the same.
Yesterday afternoon the body of an
man was found In the river
above the C., IL. & d. Railroad Bridge,
on the north side of CampbslPs Island.
Coroner Spencer was sent for ana took
the body in charge. Nothing was found
on his perscn That would Head to his
identity. He was apparently about
thirty years OF age, dressed in dark
clothes, and had SANDY hair, wAlskers
and muStaCAe.
MIR. William Hunter, Of whose illness
mention has been made, was stricken
With paraly sis, Saturday evening, and
has been in an unconscious state ever
since the attack. His physicians enter
tain grave fears as to the result. Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter had gwen OUT invita-
lions for golden wedding, wnich was
TO have been celebrated on the 18Th inst.
Mr.. Hunter is something over seventy.
i've ears Of age.
The Orphans Festival.