The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-31

through the mud. If everything is a sue
cess debating society will be formed to
keep up an interest in the department.
LUDLOW. KH.
"Poor old soldier, stripped and shaved
and drummed to- because he wouldn't
soldier"
The Kenton Light Guards Court ar
raigned four of their members last night.
The charges and specifications, as well as
1.-THE findings of the Court, were not made
public.
Some vicious seoundrel entered the prem
ices of Mr.. Edward Kelley, last Monday
night, and destroyed a beautiful grape
afbor and some valuable pear trees by dead
ening them close to the ground, expecting,
doubtless, that the trees and plants would
be dried up and dead before the cowardly
act was discovered.
DAN TON. KA.
Mrs. Robert Graham is quite i'll.
Our rope-walk is about completed.
The Mayhowers had fair audience at
Moellers Hall last night.
Mr.. VIM. Hasson is expected home from
his Eastern trip tonight.
Geo. Maxey,. Esq, our new Mayor, will
be duly installed into office Monday.
His Honor, Mayor Gunnison will bid
adieu to the Mayorship Monday morning.
A meeting of all the teachers will be held
this afternoon at p. III. at the Lower
School-house.
Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday,
at II a. m. and 7:45 p. M, by Rev. J. S.
Kirtley, of Petersburg KY
Mrs. P T. Kaighn has gone to visit rela-
tives in Mason County accompanied by
Master Benjamin Wilson Kaighn.
of one worthy and needy, can be had from
our ever-popular druggist, DR.. Goetze.
DR.. Schoolfield assumes control of the
Coronership Monday next, having received
his certificate of election.
There will be meeting held at Ehmer's
Hal for the benefit of our plague-stricken
friends in the South, tonight at 80 p. m.
Regular meeting of Council was held
last night instead of Monday night, as the
President and several members will be alb
sent on Monday.
The first installment of the cigar factory
arrived yesterday Only a few days more
and it will be in full operation, employing
some twenty-five hands.
Quite q number of our citizens leave Mon
day night for Chicago; among the number
are Messrs. Donaldson, Henry Vasehe, Cas-
per Heeg, Newt. Stamper and John Reid
All of them city officials.
The concert given by Mr.. Starbird at the
Methodist Church last night was good
one. Several fine pieces of music were ably
rendered. The literary exercises were also
especially good, particularly the readings
by Messrs. Cohn and jerks.
Council met in regular session, the Presi-
dent in the chair. The Grammar claim was
referred to the Law Committee. The San
itary Committee was instructed to rigidly
enforce the abatement of all nuisances. The
salary of the Clerk was allowed. The bill
of the Mayor was referred to the Law COM
mittee. Adjourned to next Friday even
ing.
SPRINGF1ELW. q.
Mr.. p p Mast returned from Chautauqua
Wednesday.
Mr.. T. M. Proctor, Of the Columbus Dis
patch, is in the city.
Springfield Hebrews have contributed
$32 rs toward the Southern Relief Fund.
General W. II. Gibson was at the Murphy
meeting at the Fairgrounds Friday evening.
Mr.. Jason w. Phillips is having plate
glass front put in his merchant tailoring es-
tablishment on Main street.
Messrs. Sykes & Mckay, of Cleveland,
open large dry goods store in this city on
September 10th, in the room recently occu-
pied by p. II. Croft & Co.
A young lad named Woods, while work
ing at grindstone at the st. John Sewing
Machine Works Thursday morning, got his
left thumb caught, and had the end of it
ground Off.
Mast at Sidney Wednesday for the burglary
of LeffePs house. on Clifton avenue, men
ton of which was given in this paper
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