The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-07

Dr. C. G. Skiman. of the Baptist Church, will
occupy his pulpit Sunday morning, and will hold
OF the little ones at the Baptist Church. All are
cordially invited to attend-7 D. m.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Have your change ready for the STAR Monday.
Mr.. Jas. D. Welsh, of the Kansas Pacific R. r.,
is in the city.
John Brown. OF Paris, fell from step-ladder
yesterday and broke his wrist.
Heywood's Minstrel Troupe had very fair
audience last Thursday night at the Opera-house.
Mr.. A. S. Hibler, of Midway, is lying very i'll at
his residence and it is though he will never re-
cover.
Circuit Court convenes Monday at Cynthiana
with fifty-three old cases on the docket and sixty
eight new ones.
young lad named Swift. residing ON Lime
stone street, shot his right thnmb off yesterday,
while carelessly handling pistol.
Two cases before the Recorders Court yesterday
mo ming, viz: that of Lucy Patterson arrested for
petit larceny; Lucy was admitted to bail in the
sum of $50. Eliza Sicci for receiving stolen goods
gave bond in the sum OF S25
Randall Bethis. citizen of Garrard County, got
into tiicuty with his son Thursday, during
which the father, Randall Beths, drew a
revolver, aimed and fired at him, the powder
burning the boys face. Hi son i'm
meiately went to Lancaster and swore out war
rant for his fathers arrest
HAMILTON.
The Irving Clubgives its annual party in Janu-
ary
Quite snowstorm ragged here yesterday after
noon for about two hours.
Caraline Leigh was yesterday appo nted admin
lstratrix OF tie estate OF B. G. Leigh deceased
In the case of Hattie Benham against Isaac
Rooy Judgment of Sl2S WAS rendered in favor OF
plaintiff.
7 VIZ
VIII Ia take ior ms subject tomorrow morning "Who
are Christans?'
The United Presbyterian Sabbath school so
ciaton met last nghtin the house of the pastor
Rev. ]. W. Balm.
Miss Nc lasson a handsome young lady from
hehtucKy, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Dan. Ken.
nedy, OF this city.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church, with COM
mennable enterprise, have opened up fancy ba-
Ear IN Jacobs Hail.
The clergy had three representatives at the
browning party Thursday night. Revs. Drs. Moody,
BAN and Anderson
"How Sin is Punished" will be the subject of
keV McLeanS discourse tomorrow night at the
Universalist Church.
The c., Fl. & D. Road will run an excursion
train to Cincinnati tomorrow morning. Round
trip tickets, 75 cents.
In the case OF Daniel Hughes executor VS. syl-
Vester Mclean, ct al. a judgment of 81 037 20 and
order OF sale was rendered.
A tenement house OH the farm of John r.
Fhckinger near Seven mile, Thursday night was
destroyed by fire. Insurance sufficient to cover
l IS.
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the United Presbyterian Church met
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Miss Mar
INA lraber in the First Ward.
BEiLEVCE, E,KY.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders breaches at the regular bour
tomorrow morning. Night services ut ~ D. m.
as usual.
The pound party given by the NJ. E. Mite So
ciety last night at Mr.. HukiI's was very largely
attended III spite oil the disagreeable weather and
an evening OF real pleasure was enjoyed by all
present The readings of Mr.. John II. Foster and
Misses Rowland and Marshall were very fine. The
singing OF Messrs. Price and Marsh and Miss Ella
Palmer, OF Newport. was heartily received
About O'Clock yesterday morning the grocery
store OF Mr. John Kearns, on Berry avenue was
entered by burglars, and the following goous were
carried away: Two caddies tobacco, twenty pounds
OF tea the same amount of coffee, five cans of
oysters, one dozen salmon, ten pounds of butte ,
basket oil eggs one box of oranges, several pieces
OF bacon ana knife which was lying on the
meat-block An entrance was effected by pryng
Off the shutters of the door and cutting out pane
OF glass and extending the hand inside and un-
locking the door. The grocery occupies two
storeroonS. and is portiOned from the sleeping.
rooms OF Mr. Kearns and family. 1t is supposed
tn" burglars had wagon close by, to which they
G rrled the articles and then drove away MI
kearnS estimates his total loss about $50 which ia
quite severe loss. ii sympathy will give airy
recompense for the loss Mr.. Kearns receives It
gu te literally from our citizens The Newport
ponce have the matter in hand with fair clHe to
capture the thieves.
SPKINGFIELD, ~.
The Relief Committee are in receipto of letter
OF than S, sent by the Howard Association for the
donations sent from this place.
r. D. Shaefer, who was convicted a few DAYS ago
on the charge OF bigamy, was OH Friday sentenced
t. two years IN the Penitentiary.
The Ministerial Association took action against
the performance of the Rentz Ministries, and made
their complaints to the Mayor In consequence
their performance here was tame and didn't satisfy
the boys.
horse and buggy was found on Thursday eve
ming near the corner of Yellow Springs and Pleas
ant streets The horse had broken loose from a
fence TO which it / al been tied a piece of the
fence being still in the htchng strap The rig
was taken To one of our livery Stables, 10 await
the arrival OF its owner.
CALIFORNIA, o.
rather dull Christmas is anticipated.
The Enterprise Stove Foundry has more orders
than it can fill.
dangerous epidemic known as dphtheria, Is
spreading through the country. 1t is ga d tn be
very malignant. Physicians should study it,
full attendan of officers, teacher parents
and children is requested at the California NJ. Il.
Sabbath-sehool tomorrow, as important business
is to be transacted. school will open promptly at
10 a. M
Persons residing on the Ohio River between
California and New Ri ,hmond could afford to
give half OF their DrOperty for a standard uauua