The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-28

the last four years; has children attending
the schools, and has taken a great deal of
interest in the welfare of the schools He
is very popular with his constituents, and
will no doubt be reelected.
NJ V. DAILY, Esq, Chairman of the Citi-
zens' Relief Committee, received a letter
several days ago from the Acting Mayor of
Natchez, one of the plague-stricken cities,
informing him that the money sent from
Newport was not needed, as they had sutfi-
cient funds to meet all their wants; but at
the same time thanking our citizens for
their liberalty. Mr.. DAILY sent a commurh-
cation on Wednesday requesting them to
return the amount l$l00) when it will be
sent where it is most needed.
HAMILTON.
On Tuesday night Col. Nolan will address
the Labor party at Middletown
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Skinner have returned
from their trip West much. improved in
health
Hon. Geo. w. Houk, of Dayton, was in
the city yesterday, the guest OF JcrYis
Hargtt
Judge Cochran, Secretary OF the Board of
Agriculture, will be at his office on the Fair
Grounds on Monday. " - 49,"
The Greenback party on Monday night
appointed the following Central Commit
tee: Nat Talbot, J. +. Coakley and James
Reilly. .. "... -..r,
Harry Reegart and Miss Abbie IIenninger
were united in marriage on Thursday even
ing at the residence of the brides father in
the First Ward. ..... -..
The Browning Club at its meeting yeser-
day elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Mrs VIM. e. Brown; Vice President,
Mrs, James FittOn; Secretary, Miss Rachel
Fitton; Treasurer, Mrs. Dan. Kennedy.
Charles Cooch, Constable Of 'Middletown,
the other day arrested a gentleman OF color,
and on his person was found one-haif dozen
new plated knives, five silver plated forks,
a lady's neck chain and lOCket marked
GA l.. W." The property and the unior-
tunate possessor of the same are held for
identification at the StatIou-louse IN the
aforesaid village.
COLUElRIA. o.
Miss Ella Rodgers has gone to Ironton,
where She will attend school this winter.
1t is rumored that Mr. Joshua Morrison
will continue the grocery business at the
old stand Of Mr.. Frank Ferris.
Democratic meeting at the Township Hall
last night. The speakers were Judge Col:
lins Mr., o. Brien, and John Cotley, Esq.
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Last Wednesday evening, as Patrolman
John Walton was loading his revolver at
Webbs drugstore, the weapon was acCi-'
dentaliy discharged and the ball passed
| through his hand. DR.. Webb dressed the
| wound.
| Mr.. Stanley Iewett and wife, nee Miss
| Phebe Mead, who were married recently,
left last Sunday evening for Cleveland,
where they will make a short stay, and from
thence will go to Lower California, their
future home. They will both be missed
from their large circle of friends and uc
quaintanccs here. May long life and unal-
loycd prosperity be theirs.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mr.. Will Blakcncy, of Rochester, N. Y,
is visiting his parents here.
Jo. Griffith, of the Champion City Base
ball Club Of 1876, is in the city.
Miss Mary Baldwin and Miss Anna Rab-
bits, of this city, are visiting friends at
Fndlay, Ohio.
A boy named Biggins, living on East
Main street, accidentally fell Thursday eve
ming and broke both bones Of the left fore
arm.
Rev. Q. X. Spahr, the Prohibitionist can
didate for Congress from this District, will
speak at the City Hall next Thursday eve
ming
BEhLEyIF5, HT.
The malarial fever cases are about all
cured
Grand ball at Wendroth's Hall on Mon
day evening
Rev. NJ. Sanders will preach in the Coun-
Gil Chamber tomorrow morning at a. m.
Some very valuable lots are to be sold in
a few days at public auction on Fairfield
and Taylor avenues
The schools are in a very prosperous con-
dition at present as the report for the pres
ent month will show.
Rev. Richard Russell and Rev. R. D.
Stroud will conduct the service in the NJ.
f. Church to morrow night at 7:30 p. IN.
Don't forget the meeting in the Council
Chamber this evening. BE prepared to
back your opinion with aid, if need be.
Mayor Morgan will preside.
We learn that Mr.. Stebbins of Fairfield
avenue was stopped at the creek a few
nights ago by robbers and his money
asked for. The robbers however, took to
flight, as other parties were coming up the
road about the same time a short dis ance
behind.
DAATON. KA.
The omnibus question is vigorously agi-
tated.
Regular services in all the Churches to-
morrow.
Mayor Gunnison has gone down to York
State OH brief visit.
The eschool-children are jubilant over their
prospective visit to the Zoo
Mr. Vogelbach is located at Thirteenth
and Scott Streets Coyington, in the grocery
line.
Jeff. Haggard Esq, Col. McArthur's SON
in-law, and Mr.. D. S. Haggard Deputy Clerk
Of Clarke County, arc visiting Dayton.
Charley Thomas organization is prepar-
ing diligently for the entertainment next
Friday evening at MCeler's Hall The
boys will have a crowded house, as they
deserve.
Marshal Newt. stamper yesterday cap
tured the colored man who stole Mr.. Wat
| sons watch from the lattnr'S roc i1onoa OF