The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-31


the church at O'clock p, m. to-day. A
grand reception willfollow at the residence
of the brides parents from o'clock until
8, to which about one hundred and twenty
five guests have been invited, many being
from Circinnati's best society.
The funeral services of the late Mrs Angie
Nelson, wife of Col. R. w. Nelson, were
held at the family residence this afternoon
at 2 clock, Rev. Mr.. Pettis officiating.
DAYTON. KY.
Like Forney with his newspapers, we
have tive Mayors, both daily"
George Schaffer has engaged Gen. Augur
and the troops from the Barracks to guard
his cabbage patch tonight.
There will be special meeting of the
Board of Education Friday evening No
veinber 8th, at the Upper Schooi-house.
Mr.. Harris calls the roll every evening
now,. and his regular loafers are all there.
Cold weather drives them into his grocery.
Jerome Drown says let the oyster shuck-
ers strike. He don't care shucks whether
they shuck or not; he will have oysters if
he has to shuck 'em himself.
First grand masquerade ball by the
"Nuclens committee OF Bond Lodge" at
Odd-fellows Hall tonight Every prepara-
ton has been made for joyful time.
Charley Hayward, the genial clerk of the
School Board, smiles, and smiles, and
smiles again. Thus does mans heart be
clIeered by the arrival of bouncing baby
boy. 'f|
If there's any motion that will make
fellow feel good, it's the gentle undulation
of the dummy. So soft and easy, SO calm
and peaceful, it WOO man TO sleep-a
dead man. sna -.- .. ..
Newt Stamper regrets that he can't sit
on everybody's gate tonight and keep them
on the hinges. He says there's one gate In
Lower Brooklynshall stick, if he has to lean
on it all night.
The Board of Education held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the Upper School
house last night. Members all present ex-
cept Mr.. Trapp. The Committee on Sup
plies reported purchases of desks and coal,
Bids for printing the rules of the Board
were read and filed. The Visiting Commit
tee reported the schools in good condition
and getting along finely, good order pre-
vailing, and that the new desks had relieved
the crowded condition. The report of the
Superintendent for October, showing aver
age attendance, 414; average absence, Is;
number belonging, 429; was received and
filed. Sundry bills amounting to $131 18,
were allowed and ordered paid in the order
of their dates as fast as the money comes
into the Treasury.
The Board of Examiners, consisting of
Messrs. Dameron, Hart, Noble, Keslar,
Daley and Superintendent McGinnis, were
authorized to examine the teachers and is
sue certificates as soon as possible.
Bill of F. Butt for painting blackboads
read, and the Board refused to allow it.
Bills for bell and models furnished by the
Excelsior School Furniture Manufacturing
Company were referred to a special com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Daley, Dam
eron and Noble. Teachers and janit
salaries for October were allowed, and the
Board adjourned.
LUDLOW. Ky.
George Whipple is a candidate for re-elec-
tion to Council from the Stainless" Fourth
Ward
Captain Thomas Bansmith is marshaling
his forces for the battle of the 7th of De-
cember.
Mayor Williams and L. D. Smith dropped
in to see the young folks enjoying them
selves at Armory Hall last night.
The Social Ten entertained their guests
at Armory Hall last evening in way that
will long be remembered by the happy par
ticipants. who declared the hop one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the kind ever
given in this city. Kennedy's Quadrille
Band, of Cincinnati. furnished the music,
which was the very best, and Mr.. e. c.
Hankins, our new saloonist, set splendid
supper, which we left the delighted party
enjoying. The hop was a decided success,
both in a financial and enjoyable point of
view.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
A good many new crossings are being
laid.
Tuesday night was bad night for Pc
destrians.
Miss Jennie Hall, of Louisville, isvisiting
friends here.
Mrs. George Hayer and daughter, of Pitts
burg, is in the city and the guests of Mrs.
Baker, on Broadway.
Hon. Michael Mccarthy, Mayor of Irish
town, will deliver a speech in the Court
house yard soon on Temperance"
Tracy & Wilson sold Monday evening to
Peter O'Neal, of st. Louis, Mo-, one bay
mare, Nellie, four years old, and considered
one of the best Rockaway mares in Ken
lucky. Price not given.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Mr.. Heckermann, of Rhensford street,
has new arrival at his home--a tiny little
girl.
Mr.. Nicholas Younk, of the steamer Tele-
graph, is laid up with mashed hand. The
in jury occurred last week.
1t was Mfr. George Stroffer of Berry ave-
nue., who had his hand hurt, and not John
Shaffer as stated yesterday.
The Mite Society of the M. Z. Church
meets tomorrow night at the residence of
Mr.. Balance, OH Berry avenue.
Mr.. Reuben Andrews, Cincinnati CORE
spondent of the Ohio State Journal, of
Columbus, sang several songs at the tenn
perance meeting last night, which elected
warm applause. The list of attractions for
next week is very large
REPORTER STAR The young lady living
on Rhensford street had better pull down
the blinds when she is sparkling of an even
ing. II. W. r.
1t would seem from the above that II. w.
7. does not want the light to so shine etc.
SPKINGFIELD. o.
Nick Roberts, with his Humpty Dumpty
Combination, at the Opera-house Novem-