The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-06
WEST COVlNGTON, KN,

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WEST COVlNGTON. KA.
The regular meeting of the Union Church
Society will be held tomorrow evening,
November 7th. at the residence of Mr.. Geo.
w. Clark. The ladies of the Mite Society
are particularly requested to attend, as an
oyster supper will be discussed in all its in
teresting details. One and all, don't fail to
be on hand.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Two of our citizens were unfortunate
enough TO lose some money BY the failure
of Mr.. Hemann & Co.
The School Board has made provision for
the gradual introduction, in the California
schools, of rays Revised Arithmitic Part
Third. and the gradual displacement of
the old edition without additional expense
to the parents.
California has at present five commuters
on the c. & p. Railroad. 1t will in a short
time be the most important station on the
road. What would it have been had the
road passed through our village? In build
ing railroads never deviate from Natures
route, or turn your back upon river seen
cry.
Mr.. w. w. Tice has in his cabinet large
number Of very fine specimens of Tennessee
marble, taken from his marble quarries in
McMinn County, Tennessee. Their super
iority over foreign stone is very perceptible
Mr.. Tice goes to Tennessee tomorrow to
make better arrangements for the develop
ment of his quarries.
HAMILTON.
The Phillips House is undergoing repairs
and will be repainted on the outside.
Mayor Abbott, of Eaton, was in the city
yesterday, the guest of Squire G. Haines.
John Mclean was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate of Isaac Shute
James w. Moore was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate of William Cum
mins deceased.
Mo M. Taylor, of East Fourth street
Cincinnati. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jacob
Long, of Second street.
A meeting of the A. O. U. w. Lodge, No
66, will be held tonight at the Knights of
Pythias Hall. A full attendance is desired
In the case of the State VS.. Edward Proc
tor, indicted for assault with intent to mur-
der, the jury returned verdict of assault
and battery.
The Hamilton Assembly's opening party
Friday night will no doubt be a fine affair
Quite number of guests from abroad will
be in attendance.
Rev. J. w. Bain's lecture Friday night
should be well attended by the young folks,
The subject of his lecture will be Work;
or How to Cure Laziness."
If Middletown raises fifteen persons will
ing to attend the opera at Cincinnati one
night this week the Hamilton accommoda-
ton train, leaving the city at midnight,
will run up to the aforesaid village.
sPKINGFlELD. o.
John A. Kingore, Market and Weighmas-
ter, is lying seriously i'll at his residence, 10
South Center street.
Miss Effie Ellsler, favorite here will ap-
pear at the Opera-house on November 9th
in the beautiful play of "Fanchon, the
Cricket"
Frank II. Gano, Bible agent who claims
Columbus, o.. as his home, was to be tried
to-day before Squire Hallenbeck for taking
improper liberties with a lady by the name
OF beatrice, but Frank got nervous forfeit
ed his bond and jumped the town Monday
night.
The following appointments were made
by The Pastoral Conference at their last
meeting for union services on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, Thursday November 28th: First
Presbyterian Church, discourse by the Rev. |
}. b. Tuttle, pastor of the First Baptist
High street NJ. E. Church, dis
course by Rev. w. A. Robinson, pastor of |
the Central NJ. Il. Church.
The Southern Relief Committee are ask
ing aid in the way of clothing and provis-
ions for the destitute communities of the
South; They are making this call in the
of our city, which have appointed |
committees to help in this noble work.
left at the L NJ. Freight De-
pot or at the U. S. Express Office will be
forwarded under the direction of the Cili-
zens' Relief Committee.
MAYOR Coles CoURr-John Shanahan,
who stole coat from f. Frank, the tailor,
Will eat at the County Jail for the next
thirty days Joseph Lewis borrowed an
other mans whip, and for this goes to Jail |
Tor fifteen days and has fine and costs to
pay. Anthony Beal kept open his saloon
on Sunday; so Anthony had to hand over
S15 so. James Williams, Lewis Holiday,
John Cassidy, Graham Guardian and James
Fenton, drunk and disorderly, each received
| fine and costs.
BELLEvUE,KY.
Temperance meeting tonight.
Mr.. M. Geiger cast his first vote yester-
lay. 1t was a solid one.
The infant child of Mr.. Vim. German
lied on Monday night and was buried yes
erday.
Mr.. John G. Luhn was blessed with
handsome baby boy on. Monday night.
Mother and babe both doing well.
Only AZ votes were cast yesterday-Car-
isle 25 and Hermes II. Two years ago
landram's vote was 125 and Carlisle's 100
zig difference.
The Commercial says the Temperance So
ety is going to build hall, as there is
2l2 in the Treasury. It's mistake The
society could hardly hire hall, {
s they owe their President, Mr.. John G.
4uhn, over $50.
A mum social will be given on next ]
tuesday evening in the interest of the
Union Sabbath-school at the residence of
dr. George StrafIer. This is new depart
ire for Bellevue. The NUNS should have
large crowd, as good evenings enjoy
nent is promised those who may attend. |
l cordial invitation is extended to all to 8
ONE and be mum.