The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-02

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ganize. il possible, congregation of the old
Another meeting will be held tomorrow
evening.
DAYTON. XIV.
The Board of Education met at the Upper
chool-house last night, the members all
present, except Messrs. Daley, Keslar and
Wagner. 1t was decided not to extend the
school term this year, as the state OF the
finances would not admit of its being done
Scholars in Mrs Hux's room are to be di-
vided into two classes-one to attend only
in the morning and the other only in the
afternoon-on account of the crowded con-
dition of her room. Next meeting May
18th at the Lower School-house.
NEW RECH1ttbND, o.
Miss Clara Piglnan is visiting her uncle at
Pomeroy, o.
Mayor McMurchy's new hotel and busi-
ness building is about ready for the roof.
Several of the fashionable ladies OF this
place were shopping i'll Cincinnati this
week.
Ny H. R. Matthias has gone to Athens, O.,
To take the Superintendency of an exten-'
siye machine works.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school realized
$6 u as its portion OF the proceeds from the
art entertainments last week.
Mr.. VIM. Shannon left Monday for Gin
cinnati to go out with the steamer q. b.
Church, as one of the engineers.
The Eclectic Medical Society of this
County holds its annual meeting at Amelia,
Saturday, May 1lth, at 10 O'clock a. III.
This section was visited by quite hard
wind storm last week. Damage to the
amount Of 81, 600 was done at Blarville.
The Clermont County Sunday-school
Convention meets here on the 23d and 24th
inst. Preparations for an interesting session
are being made.
Quite stir was caused among the people
by the arrest of four salooI-keepers, last
week, ON charges Of selling liquor TO minors.
Two of the number were fined $40 and Sl7
respectively, and the other two bouHd over
to appear at the next term of Court.
Mr. G. L. Cooder has completed his first
year at Theological Seminary at Chicago,
and is at home Sunday evening he occu-
pied the desk of the Presby Church
and discoursed in manner that would do
credit to one CT far more experience.
The anniversary exercises by the Odd
fellows ON Friday evening OF last week were
to toasts and vocal music were the order Of
the evening. w. s. Cappeller and DR..
Smock, of Cincinnati, were among the
brethren from abroad.
The Public Schools close the 18th of this
month. The exercises of the High School
Grade occur this evening in the Township
Hall. The graduating class is composed OF
Misses Hattie McMurchy, ALA Kautz, Ada
Matthias, Lulu Mckown, Bertha Weidinger
Flora Mayors, Lizzie Day, Katie Green
Laura Brown, and Harry Lindsey and Hen7
ry Schumacher. The exercises to be inter
spersed with good music.
WEST COVGNGTON, KY.
Messrs Shay, Kelley and Derr are the
delegates for Grady. Vote for them.
Barney Grady, that ever popular gentle
man, stands to the front for County Jailer.
The long talked of wedding of Pete Pit
linger and Millie Wanke comes off tonight.
Look out for red hot reception. ,
Society is on the qui vive over the ap-
preaching entertainment of the Maytiower
Novelty Troupe which takes place Satur-
day evening at Armory Hall in Ludlow.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Council meets tonight, when some i'm
portant matters will be brought up.
Two of our young men were out walking
in the country yesterday for pleasure and
recreation. They brought home some fine
mud turtles.
| Extensive preparations are being made for
the picnic to be given at the Highland
House shortly by the English speaking
Catholics of Dayton and Bellevue.
The Sons and Daughters of Temperance
at the meeting tonight will have pro-
gramme of readings and recitations. The
Rev. Mr.. Tinker, Baptist minister, Of New
port, will also address the meeting
OXFORD. o.
Our Marshal sports plug hat
DR.. ]. J. Jones, of Mixerville, Ind, was i'll
town yesterday.
Jewett E. Kicker, cashier of the Citizens
Bank, is the happy father of new son.
Miss Helen Peabody, principal of the W.
F. Seminary, in this place, is on a visit to
friends in Chicago.
We were informed wrong as to our state
ment yesterday that the women of the Pres
byterian Church had met in regard to the
Morris-Morten affair 1t was simply a busi
ness meeting.
SPEIlNGFIEED,O
Btf" ITO Subscribers-On account of the contin-
ued illness of Mr. Leonard, the former Agent of the
STAR at this place. it has been found necessary to
make O change in the agency Patrons are re-
duesed to bear with any little irregularity
STATED by the change for day or two. A repre-
sentative of the former Agent will call this week,
and, that the STAR Company may close the bust
ness with him satisfactorily, you are requested to
be as prompt rs may be in paying all sums due
him Mr.. L. Edgar Miller, who henceforth man
ages the Springfield Agency of the STAR, needs no
introduction, MS he is well known from his former
connection with the Wittenberger. All subscrip-
tions due for the week ending May 4th will be
collected by him, and him alone.
Only one disorderly and one drunk yes
terday.
Auditor Pctts is visiting the Paris of
America.
Springfield Sabbath-school Union meets
tonight at the English Lutheran Church.
L. B. Lockard, former dry-goods mer-
chant of this city, removed his family Tues
day evening to their future home at Frank
lin, Penn.
The Springfield Murphies have gone to
Dayton in full force to ':do" the Home and
return the visit of the Dayton 'Blue Rib
bons" of short time since.