The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21

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ton Street Railway, and will be laid imme-
diately. The new dummy being built for
the road will be ready for use in about two
weeks.
This evening, at Alexandria at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, Mr.. G. w. Rel
ley, County Attorney j. S. Ducker will be
married to Miss Elizabeth Kelley. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bridal party
will come to Newport and hold reception.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Mr. John Riley will soon start printing
Office
Weare glad to announce that Rev. Father
Bckkers is much better.
The celebrated mare, Gypstis, sister of
Ioo-Zoo, was shipped to New York City on
Monday.
The advance agent of Barlow, Wilson,
Primrose d Vests Minstre1s, was in this
city yesterday.
The Richmond Express, running between
this city and Richmond, was put in opera
ton Monday. .-.,
Mr.. Charles Morgan has returned to the
city after brief stay with the Emma Le-
land combination.
Married, in Richmond, KY, Tuesday
Mr. JAS Buford, of Nicholasville, KY, and
Miss Bentner, of Madison County.
Messrs. H. & c. Sandusky are now en-
gagged moving their agricultural implements
and seed warehouse to the new Market
house, on Short street.
Died, at Alto. Richmond Parish. Louis
lana, DR.. Gilmore NJ. Peck, on the 7th inst,
aged seventy-three years. DR.. Peck was
formerly resident of this city.
Dovo,,o Jul,o,1a ,rs,:+ol II
office of Col A. NJ Swope, Collector of In
ternal Revenue for this district, Monday,
and reports the books in frst-class condi-
ton. The books and accounts are correct
to cent, an unusual thing where coliec
tlons during the year amount to 81, 100000.
OXFORD, o.
Miss Susie Woodside, of Minnesota, is
visiting Rev. Mr.. Wood and family.
J. H. Mclean lectured in Davis Hall last
evening on the subject of Future Punish
ment."
Officer H. L. Kyler, of the police force,
who has been ill for some time, is able to be
out again. IL .. tl p
Rev. James Murray, of the NJ. z. Church,
will deliver the next lecture in Miami Uni
versity on Friday evening, Subject, 'The
Tower of London" Mr.. Murray is a good
speaker, and a large crowd is expected. ''
-.s HAMILTON. ---...
Miss Lille Senour, of Troy, is paying her
friend, Miss Florence Rhea visit
Treasurer FL. IT, Jones left for Columbus
yesterday to turn over several thousand
dollars to the State Treasurer
The funeral of II. r. Parsons will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
E,Nio
buried by the Odd-fellows
In the case of the Union Central Life In
surance Company vs. the Variety Iron
Works, Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$3,O8l, and order to sell said real estate
Henry Hudson, Richard Smith and Chas.
STRAIN were Tuesday arrested for entering
the house of William Manning at West
Chester. They were brought to the city
and committed.
A citizens meeting has been called for
Saturday night at Beckett Hall to protest
against the passage of Clough's House Bill,
No. 239, authorizing the city of Hamilton
to issue bonds to the amount of $3.50, 900
with which to build Waterworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kronskoff of West Chester,
celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary of
their marriage on the 10th inst The occa-
sion was pleasant ore and will long be re-
melnbered by those present Quite num-
Der of handsome presents were received.
DAYTON. ky.
Remember the concert and hop at
Moellers Hall this evening for the benefit
of the English-speaking Catholic Church.
The Murphy meeting was we'll attended
last night in spite of the rain. The meet
ing was addressed by Messrs Blake Will
Jams and Prof. McGinnis with good effect
short address. During the evening twenty
six signed The pledge and took the blue
ribbon. The meetings are not turned into
religious revvals, this mornings Enquirer
to the contrary Notwithstanding but are
such as persons of every religious belief
attend.
The Excelsior Club will celebrate Wash
ington's Birthday, Friday evening, by rem
dering the following programme:
THIRTY MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS.
John Downley, batchelor Col Ed. R. Helm
Clarence FiE, his colored servant. Mr. c. Thomas
John FoKton, young married man MIR S. Wells
Major Pepper, U. 5. A........."...;M Mr. I'd. Tresse
Miss Arabella Pepper, maiden lady. .MissF. Tresise
Polly aseryant tgirl.,."""..-...Miss Mary Tresise
After which the domestic drama, in two
acts, entitled
CHIMNEY CORNER
Solomon Probity age 91.....".....Mr. Fl. III. jerks
Peter Problty, age Mr.. j. COhn
John PFobty, age 8.....".........Mr. Ed. Tresise
Charles Chiefly, lawyer..."..Mr Leonidas Sutton
SITTER dc%ctlVe................". Mr.. NJ Lyons
Pdtty froDtty a. ). DanerOn
Grace Emery y......."..,...Mlss NJ. Carpenter
After the entertainment hop will be
given at Odd-fellows' Hall.
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Buffalo Bill Combination tonight.
Joseph Espy, of Urbana, o., was in the
city yesterday
Miss O'Nel, of GAINESVILLE, is visiting at
Mr.. S. A. Bowman's.
Mr. John F. Chorpening, of New Castle,
Indiana is in the city.
DR.. Helwig will occupy the pulpit of the
Lutheran Church on Sunday
The Transcript Company will greatly en-
large their facilities in the spring.
Mabel Pearl had full house The par
quette looked like a cobble-stone pavement.
The Mayor fined G. f. Bauer yesterday,
$40 and costs. for violating the Sunday Or
/ dinance.
Mrs. Neil Baker has purchased the Ed
wards property, on Market street. Con-