The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-31

reports Lieut. James Fl. Masten, former citizen
man OF Washington Fire Company No. l. Of that
place. Mr. Masten was foreman of a fire COM
pany of the same name and number IN this city,
and gneat favorite with the boys We wish thee
hosts of friends in the Far West friend Hm. +
\ BELLEvUE. HY. ~
No temperance meeting tomorrow night
Footpads are getting bold. They shouldbe well
received by the traveller.
| The,Peaselburg bachelors are all mixed up at
present. Playing pool and high rent we believe
is the cause. .a = o."
| A German is underlined for Friday night to
descend on Dayton as surprise. Bellevue's pret-
test and Daytons oyeliest will unite on this occa-
| sion.
Miss Alice Hartwig. of Rhensford street assisted
by Miss Lizzie Hahn. will ecetye on New Years
Day, and be happy. 10 see all their friends Miss
Molle Gillivan Of Berry avenue, will also iwel-
come her fdendsen New Years Day
Ea HAMILTOy.
Rev. Father Welsh left yesterday morning. for
his home at Urbana.
Mrs. Frank Law is lying dangerously i'll at her
home on Fourth street, .s... .-..-
Edwin l. Barrett, Of Springfield is in the city
on brief business visit
Next Thursday the Board of County Gommis-
sioners will be in session., --
The Hawthorne Clubs reception will come off
tonight at the residence of Dr. Paddock, on Third
street. t'r o., -t u
Mrs Dick Skinner, of this city, will assist her
friend, Mrs. Ash of Carthage, to receive on; New
Years
Mrs. DR.. Beauchamp Is still confined to the
house, though somewhat better, from severe ali
tack OF sciatic rheumatism.
Rev. DR.. Moody.Sf the NJ E. Church, will hold
watct-meetIg ton ght. The services
will open at $780,. Subject Of sermon wild be I'm
q Year, What?' ...-
II the sleighing continues as good as at present
the gentfernen'mnking New Years calls will no
doubt avail themselves of the opportunity TO use
the Sleigh in making their rounds
H. III. Jones, County, Treasurer will continue to-
receive taxes withoutthe additional penalty until
Monday, January 9th, 1879. After that date the.
penalty will positively be imposed. ts..
The ladies of the Baptist Church will give an
entertainment tonight at thef BazT on Third
street. Music, readings and tableaux will make
up the programme. Admittance 10 cents.
The remains of William Annewalt, a former
resident of Hamilton, who died Christmas day at
Ealrfeid, Iowa. will arrive here tomorrow or next
DAY for interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
/ The Butler County Medical Society will hold its
next meeting, Thursday, at the Courthouse 'Er--
got will be the subject for discussion DR.. Fal-
coner Will entertain the Society at his residence
ON High street, lI
The following are the totals of the financial re-
port OF Win! Pau, Treasurer of the County Board
of Agriculture:
Amount In Treasury at last report .S SO 10
Amount received of gate entrance fees .938 SO
Amount received of booth rents. 255 o.
Amount received of peanut stands.. 634 10
Amount received from other sources...... ,357 06
Total receipts. .$sg,276 7o'
DISBURSEMENTS; OBJ 81.
Amount paid in premiums.. 81. .764 SO
Amount paid in real estate and
: building permanent improve r..
ments ,............ .........n. !, ,7s5 464 b.
Amount paid in annual expens -...i Z
es other than premums."....," 9.o55 S1-s7, ,553 93
| Balance n Treasury ury...... s712 o.
WEST CONVICTION.