The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-11

on next Thursday evening VIII be'a choice
one, it is sincerely hoped that a large at
tendance will be present to enjoy it.
The Womens Missionary Society, of the
Congregational Church. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at Rev. Harris residence to
make arrangements preparatory to ship
ping the clothing they have succeeded in
obtaining, to the destitute orphans of the
South.
Mr.. VIM. Feemster, who was recently
married, has returned home from Keokuk,
Iowa, having left his wife (nee Miss MearSe)
at that place. 1t is said he will perhaps
dispose of his drug store here and return 10
Keokuk and engage in the drug business in
that place. May success crown his eff
forts.
DANTON. ky.
Religious services in all the churches
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wright have returned from
Baltimore.
Mr.. Hiram jerks will read at the Metho-
dist Social tonight
Lou Kueven has added a new pool table
to his establishment.
Frank Vasche and his young bride are
home from their bridal tour.
At the Baptist Church last night, through
the efforts of Rev. Mr.. Skillman a balance
of 1925 due to the estate of the late pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Spillman, was collected.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
The postponed shooting match for the
prize, Ballard rife, offered by the Great
Western Rife Association, will take place
next Thursday afternoon on the Tecumseh
Range.
Miss Effie Ellsler played to fair house
on Saturday night. Tomorrow night the
Pat. Rooney Combination will appear at
the Opera-house. If you wish to enjoy
pleasant evening take in the big show.
The combination paddock, a new inven-
ton lately patented, is now being sold in
our market. 1t works upon the same prin-
cipe as lock upon safe. 1t is curious
and ingenious contrivance, and must be
seen to be appreciated.
MAYOR Coles CouRT.-Thomas Ray, for
violating Sunday ordinance, was fined S25
and costs. B. F. Coleman, for violating
market ordinance, handed over SO 35. Chas.
Kelly, Lewis Drubecker, Conrad Eireck
and James Cox, charged with being beastly
sober and disorderly, were each given fine
and costs.
The Shakespeare Club, at a meeting held
recently, elected the following officers:
President, R. H. Bradley; Vice President,
Miss Emma Anthony; Secretary, Miss Mel
lie Frye; Treasurer, James J. Rodgers
Their hall is now being refitted, and their
opening performance will be given in few
weeks.
OUR HoTELs.-The Lagonda House. I'M
der the able management of Col. Jones, as
sisted by the popular clerks, Ed. Bond and
Billy Eichert, is doing splendid business.
The ST. James, in the hands of the big trio,
Charles Stewart, Col. Howell and Warren
Carter, is also being largely patronized,
"and don't you forget it."
Court NoTEs.-The jury in the case of
McClelland Snyder, charged with shooting
with intent to kill" ON Saturday returned
a verdict of aceuitt tai. Pat. Hays, who was
tried and convicted on the charge of "de-
stroying promissory note" was on Satur-
day granted a new trial. Hays is required
to give bond in the sum of $500 and to ap-
pear in Court from day to day until his
case is called.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Big time at the firemen's debate tonight,
and don't you forget it,"
Mr.. Marsh conducted the services in the
Council Chamber last night.
Mr.. Connolly, of Rhensford street, is
minus porker. One CT them ''consarned
I'D dummies is the cause.
An oyster supper, in every style, will be
given on Thursday, the 2lst, at the residence
of Jacob Dimnick, Esq, in aid of the new
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Samuel J. Griffith, City Clerk, will in
a few days leave on an extended tour
through the South, in the interest of Rus
sell, Gregg & Co., OF Cincinnati, with which
house he is connected
Some time ago contract for the delivery
of five hundred bushels of coal, to the Pub
lie Schools, was awarded by Council to Mr..
Conrad Hahn, sub ject it stated, to his
taxes. which were unpaid. Mr.. Hahn has
since entered suit, in Newport, for $50, the
amount of the coal bill The case will be
heard in few days before Squire Bu-
chanan, of Newport.
LUDLOW, ky.
Galaxy tomorrow night.
The Kenton Light Guards give grand
military ball on the 9th prox.
Smith & Rife, druggists, have removed
to Hankin's new store, corner of Elm and
Carneal.
The cry of "Anybody to beat Whipplew
may as well be discontinued, for the candi-
dacy of Mr.. r. Nettleton has made the cleo
ton of the Hon. G. w. Whipple sure
thing. Had Mr.. Nettleton left the race be-
tween Captain Bausmih and Mr. w., the
Captain would distance the son of Vulcan
ON the home stretch; but, as it is, Mr.. N
has spoiled the only bit Of sport in the Lud-
low race of 1878.
Miss Lille G. Blanchard and Dr. Richard
f. Taylor, OF Cincinnati, have kindly con- I
sented to assist the Galaxy tomorrow eve
ming, and, as music will be the specially of
The entertainment, and Miss Blanchard
and DR.. Taylor are fine vocalists, rich
treat of musical ability may be looked for.
Marston's domestic drama, entitled "A
Hard Struggle" with cast embracing some
,f the very best talent of the Club, will
constitute the dramatic part of the pro-
5ramme
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Scarlet fever is not SO bad as reported
lere.
Dennis Mulligan received one vote at
Williams coal-yard for Congressman.
Hon. Mike Mccarthy, Mayor of Irish
own 10 ppptap, nj r1nnipp for Cow