The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-15
LUDLOW.KY.

LUDLow.KY.
Mrs. L. Flckinger wishes US to say
that the statement in reference to the
attempted suicide of her husband, that
she offered him money to recover, was
not correct. Mrs. Il. Is an indust trious
lady, and this correction is mdue at her
request.
Rev. VIM. Macaffee, the young and
eloquent pastor Of Wesley Chapel, was
the victim OF rather the recipient of
pleasant surprise few evenings since.
The surprise in question being Oh a reg
ular night for prayer meeting, the
worthy pastor, as usual, repaired to the
church and upon entering was rather
surprised 10 tiud only Two OF the faithful
to greet him, when usually the cuzy lit
tie temple OF worship is packed at the
tine OF his arrival. He waited patient
ly long time, and seeing no prospect
of The arrival of others, he concluded 10
dismiss those present and 60 in search
of the cause of his congregations
absence on so fine an evening, and
or nat purpose hied him to his modest
domlclle TO get warmer garment to 90
the rounds. When the good man ap
proached his front door all was as quiet
as when he left il an hour before. He
turned the door knob, and one step into
the parIo revealed to nlm signJ that
was among the most pleasant surprises
of his life, for there stood
his faithful flock, aud many
ot other denominations, who took This
method OF surprising the Rev. gentle
man with many rich, rare and suDstan-
'ldi PRESENTS, which were piled around
the room, giving IL the appearance Of
III tai N IEh N G f.,
OF the value OF several hundred dollars.
After mutual explanations had been
made and the company mad RECOVERED
from Lne laughter created by the discOm-
hture OF Tue DeWiluertd pastor, lunch
was served and ID very pleasant evening
spent by both pastor aud people.
HAMILTON.
The Hawthorne Club meets tonight
at Mrs. Dr.. Parks, Second street.
Mrs. Harry Riley, who lives on the hill
wesJ OF the city, lell down stairs and
broke her nip bone.
The Rev. Charles Barber is slowly re-
covering from his recent attack OF
typhoid pneumonia.
Rev. Balm, as Pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church, preached his first
sermon yesterday morning.
The Forrest Dramatic club will hold
meeting this evening at the Straub
House. An election OF officers will be
held.
The contract for furnishing the ou.-
door poor with medicine and medical
attent Oh was, Saturday, awarded to
DR.. Lee Corbin at $9J,
The Butler County Agricultural
Board, at It's regular meeting, gave no.
tice OF Its intention to join Lne National
Racing Association.
james. F. Smith, the photographer.
contemplates locating in Cincinnati,
and will leave Hamilton and his old
friends next saturday.
The members of the Lone Star Lodge
Of X. OF Z. are requested to meet to-.
morrow night in Becketps Hall Tor drill,
preparatory to the grand parade on
thursday next.
CALIFORNIA, o.
EyeryGGoody seems 10 be satisfied with
the election.
Now is the time for the people of Cali
fornia, ONO, to take bold stand in
tavor OF pubic improvements. They
Will have an opportunity IN few days.
The short lecture system latalv intro
duced In the Methodist Episcopal sun.
day-school bids lair TO De a success.
Nothing like getting out of the old ruts.
The trains on the Cincinnati 6 Ports
mouth NarrGw-gauge Railroad VIII here
after run regularly. The Western bound
trains reacn California Station at $3.50
\. M, Eastern bound trains reach SAID
station at $40 z. NJ,