The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-20

dence of Mr.. Spillman, on Berry avenue
The site for the church has already been
purchased and the deed received. Ar
rangements will be made at this meeting to
have the church erected in the shortest pos
sible time. Other matters of importance to
those interested will be attended to.
The committee appointed to confer with
other Building Associations as regards the
plans, reported that they believed the
auction plan to be the best but said they
had found out that it was not legal, and
they therefore recommended the draw
plan. About nineteen shares were sub
scribed for, when the meeting adjourned to
next Friday night, when the constitution
will be adopted and the officers elected.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Mrs Cox, of Hillsboro, Ohio, sister to J.
w. Cox, of the firm of Cox q Bro, grocers,
of this city, died at her residence Thursday
evening.
Mrs Susan Sandusky returned home from
Millersburg Thursday night after visit to
her sister, Mrs. Batterton, who is lying
very i'll in that place.
Rev. Thos. e. Tidball, of Portsmouth,
Va, will hold services at the Episcopal
Church tomorrow, Easter Sunday, at and
II a. M. and 1880 p. m.
The services at the Episcopal and Catho-
lie Churches yesterday and Thursday, be-
ing Holy Thursday and Good Friday, were
very impressive and largely attended.
Mr. James March has returned from Gin
cinnati with large stock of groceries, and
will open his store, corner Lower and Pine
streets, where his house and store were to-
tally destroyed by fire short time ago.
Two negro men, whose names we were
unable to learn got into a difficulty Ill
Brucetown Thursday night. One OF them
was considerably cut up, but his wounds
are not thought dangerous. They were ar
rested and lodged in the Station-house. The
difficulty is supposed to be about woman.
| Chan. Reticker's troupe of Indians and
Mexicans are on their way from Sherman,
Texas, and will arrive i'll short time.
| Chan. has engaged number OF lady riders,
several arriving yesterday morning. He is
rapidly pushing this great undertaking,
and is fast bringing it to perfection, and by
| the time set for the exhibition everything
will be in readiness.
DAYTON.
| The latest luxury-our new dummy.
Now is the time to paint up your houses.
| Vacant houses in Dayton are getting
scarce.
Daytonians are solid on the Water-works
question.
Missionary meeting at the Baptist Church
Sunday at 312 p. m.
Rev. H. E. Spilman hopes to be able to be
at church Sunday morning.
New shoe-store opened III DR.. Dameron S
building Collins is the man.
Rev. DR.. Caperton, OF Louisville, will fill
the Baptist pulpit Sunday evening
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas occupies the Pres
byterian pulpit Sunday morning.
7. G. Turner Esq. has dressed his house
in a new suit, and it looks quite nice.
Interesting services at the Episcopal
Church, Easter Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Ellwell
otiieiates.
The Misses Alice and Emma Kidwell, who
have been visiting friends in Ironton and
Huntington, will return home to-day.
Another Endorsement was given to Rev
! A. C. Williams the New York temperance
orator, &c, by the Baptist Church last night
which by vote in its official capacity re
fused the use OF their church for the Will
I.iams temperance meetings ..
There will be Workingmcn's meeting
this Saturday evening, April goth, al
Kueven's Hall. Good speakers will be II
attendance. All the members of the So
ciety are requested to be present, and al
Others interested in the Workingmen's
cause.
OXFORD, o.
Mrs O. N. Grubbs, of Washington c. H.
is visiting friends i'll this place.
Ask Ducky, or the retired military cadet
mot Eph. Thomas how the 'moon-shine'
is?
Rev. David Swing and family, of Chicago
are visiting his son-in-law, Jewett E. Richer
of this city
Miss Jennie Shurtzer, of Ann Arbor
Michigan, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. z
Pugh, and family, of this place.
Mrs S. R. Molyneaux, of Poplar street
had very severe attack of paralysis OF
Thursday. She now lies in a critical condi
ton.
The social which took place on Thursday
evening at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Has
kell, of the Universalist Church, passed OF
very pleasantly Mrs. Haskell. formerly
Miss Prudy LeClerc, made all enjoy them
selves.
COLUMBIA, o.
One more horror! An organ-grinder wa
in town the other day
grand calico party will be given by th
st. Lawrence Y. NJ Society, at Columbia
Hall on next Monday evening.
The Walnut Hills Cornet Band will Civ
, a concert at the Mt. Lookout Church OF
Saturday evening, April 9th. The enter
| tainment will consist principally of dramas
music, vocal duets, etc. The price OF ad
mission will be 25 cents
There will be collection taken up to
morrow morning after service at the Con
f gregational Church for the benefit of tn
foreign mission. This is good cause, AM
it is to be hoped that everybody presen
will respond by giving freely.
t As the 500 train was leaving Delta Sta
r ton last evening a man whose name W
f did not learn fell from the train, and Con
. ductor Starkey in endeayoring to save hin
e from falling, fell also. Neither was SER
t ously hurt. But the joke was, that tn
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