The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-06

1ngtOn City Councils Tor tne Denent OF tne
Southern sufferers.
Hon. E. Z. Wood, who left Saturday last. !
in company with his family, to visit friends
at Washington G. H., Ohio, was attacked
with malarial fever Sunday.
The Water-works Board met in regular
session last night. Receipts since last meet
ing 1851 72. Payroll of $240 80 allowed.
Miscellaneous claims were allowed amount
ing to 1924 70.
The Teutonia Lodge, No. 26, of Coving-
ton, last night visited Concorda Lodge, No.
81. They also visited Samie Brandt's, who
set a splendid lunch which the party did
ample justice to.
A delegation of Detroit Councilmen were
in the city this morning seeing the sights in
and about town. The boys of the Fire De-
partment made a grand display. Mayor
Harton regretted very much his inability to
be present.
The Henderson Sisters will give an enter
tainment at Odd-felows' Hall tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Relief Fund.
The celebrated basso, Henry Henly, will
be present and take part. This should
draw full house.
The programme for the Julia Gould Con-
cert at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight is exceed
ingly attractive. Miss Gould will sing sew
eral of her choicest selections 1t should
also be borne in mind that the proceeds are
for the Southern sufferers.
The friends of Fred Theis presented him
with very handsome clock for his side
board, and in remembrance of his services
in behalf of the yellow fever sufferers.
Speeches were made and good time gener-
ally was had by the party.
The League for the abolishment of un-
earned titles and the suppression of vice
and promotion of virtue met last night, and
fined Charley King SIS for harboring a
vicious dog; Burnside Meyers was Sc
verely reprimanded for allowing the dog to
bite him.
EATON. o.
Autumn was ushered in by one of the
grandest social events that have occurred in
Eaton for long time, the occasion being
the marriage of Miss Jerusha d. Cresler at
the residence of her uncle, Ex-Mayor ]. H.
Foos, on West Main street, Thursday even
ing at o'clock, to Hon. Judge David L.
Meeker, of Greenville, Ohio The Rev. Mr..
Renolds officiated
OXFORD. O.
Mr.. Geo. Adams is away visiting friends.
Prof. Merz's singing class meets this eve
ming.
James Walker, of indianapolis, is visiting
his relatives in this place.
Mrs. F. E. Bunday, of Linesville, Penn,
is visiting Dr. H. Nj. Logee and lady.
There was grand masqu Grade party last
evening at the residence of Mr.. ~homas
Foulds.
Mr. T. R. Kumler stated at the last meet
ing of Council that the band stand had cost
nearly $500.
Prof John Schemberger is the musical
instructor at the Classical School for the en-
suing session.
Let there be good turnout at the M E.
Church on Monday. A good programme
will be offered
Rev. Philip Tolliver has been appointed
| by Conference to take charge of the Oxford
| A. M. Z. Church.
Miss Marsh, sister of Prof. B. F. Marsh,
of the Classical School, died yesterday
morning after quite painful illness.
The Liberty b. B. c. shouldn't crow any
more about being the champions of East
ern Indiana and Western Ohio. The score
on Wednesday was: Live Oaks, AZ; Liber-
tys5.
| The Young Folks Association of the M.
E. Church will give an entertainment next
Monday evening for the benefit of the yell
low fever sufferers Let there be good at
tendance. Admission Is cents
HAMILTON.
Miss Kate Dig, of this city, is visiting
friends at Franklin, 0.
Mrs. Overpeck, wife of VIM. Overpeck,
who has been quite i'll with severe cold is
rapidly recovering.
| uonr,, Cobuoh d;oJ Al h;s i1apoa poor
Lindenwald Yesterday afternoon at clock,
in the fifty-ifth year of his age.
The Butler County Medical Society met
yesterday, but owing to the absence of the
essayist, and other members the Board
was without quorum. The meeting was
postponed until the second Thursday of
next month, in order that it may not con-
fict with our County Fair.
William Perine charged with being de-
faulter while acting as Magistrate, was ar
rested yesterday on warrant obtained by
his bondsmen and taken before Justice
Haines and was bound over to await the
action of the next Grand Jury in the sum
of $20 Judge McKemy signing his bail
bond Immediately following a search
warrant was issued for the recovery of his
docket.
LEXINGTON. ky.
| Mr.. Hiram Shaw and family left yester-
| day OH an Eastern tour.
Miss Addie, daughter Of Judge Gibbons,
is sick with malarial fever
Michael Lawrence, of this city, has paid
| 81 900 for the booths at the Bourbon Fair.
The excursion next Sunday will be en-
| tirely for the benefit of the stricken South.
Miss Rosa Vertner Saxton, an accom-
plshed musician, is spending a week in
Paris.
The town fork of Elkhorn Creek is great
nuisance, and badly needs cleaning and
draining.
Joseph HORNE, accused of the murder of
Lily Jane Davis, had his examination and
was discharged
A Thoroughbred" stock sale is an
nounced for next Monday morning, in front
of the Phoenix Hotel.
The Health Officer should examine the
rear of Lees Row, near the junction of
Georgetown Road and Third street.
An excursion train is announced to leave
the X. G. Depot at o'clock Saturday night