The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-10
LEXINGTON, Ky.

III dIlb.
Born to the wife OF j. Hull Davidson a
daughter-Annie Ell Zabeth.
Mrs. Dan. Kastle is lying very i'll at
hef residence on Hill street, and we re-
gret TO announce that her recovery is
very doubtful.
Mr. VIM. Timberlake, resident of
Lincoln County, and brother OF +. Nj.
Undertake of this city, accidentally
shot and killed himself Tuesday morn
ing. The charge entered his forehead,
causing instant death.
The following Board of Directors have
been elected by the Stockholders OF the
Fayetle National Bank for the ensuins
year: j. W. Appleton, Squire BasseLt
John Il. Cassell, IL. Il. Cray, VIM. Cas-
slus GOodloe, Rufus Lisle, r. MoMlchaeL,
j. b. Morton, j. w. Wallace.
READING, o.
Mr.. Bronnee, VINO Tor several years
past has been Postmaster at this place.
received message from President
hayes on Saturday, to the effect that
Thomas Cooper would relieve nlm from
The duties OF that office. His success or
is well known 10 US all, and an active
member OF the Democrat G Executive
Committee. What vast cnauges politics
40 bring about.
SHAR0NVILLE, o.
A sad occurrence happened here yes
Cefuay. JOhn Casey, who was stopping
at Myers Hotel. rose early in the morn
ing and prepared tor breakfast, seeming
III good spirits and perfect health, ana
ate heary breakfast. Immediately
alter he took fit OF coughing, from the
effects OF which he burst blood vessel,
causing death in few moments.
GLENDALE.
We regret to near that Mrs. Halde-
man, widow OF the late Capt. L. j. Hal
demsn, deceased, once Mayor of Glen
uale, Is to move to Cincinnati,
Louis Seegmuller, prominent saloon
keeper OF this place, has disappeared
very suddenly and under mysterious
circumstances, which causes quite
CONSERVATION even among his most in
innate Irlends. Alas, poor Louis. why
hast thou gone and left US? But he
KNOWS better than his friends do, SO we
must patiently but anXiously await his
return. he may come with the spring.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The NJ. +. Mite Society meets to-mnr
row evening at the residence of Mr, Eli
Wilson.
The following programme will be
given on Saturday night in The school
nall by the Cincinnati Quintette Club:
Vocal Quartette, Misses Libbie and
Annabel curtis, Chas. f. Sharp and
Burt Maisn; Vocal Duet, Miss Jennie
Brown anu VIM. Emerson; Duets ON
Lithers, Haack and Good; Snakspearean
Reading, Mr.. f. Wentworth; Comic
Songs, William Emerson; Song, Lbbie
Curtis; Harmonica Selections, Mr. j. Is
Schelbly; "Who's dat knockin on de
outside gade." McIlvain and Emerson;
Reading, Chas. f. Sharp; Vocal Duett,
Misses Libbie and Annabel Curtis
"Who's gwine to take care of me-"
Frank McIvain; Reading, Geo. ii. Sin
ger; Song, ,Cnas.F. Sharp; The Four Dea-
cons, Mcliyain, Emerson, Curtis aud
TolsLon, III their mlrth-pIoyokins eocen-
trlcities; Recitation tom Hamlet, MI.
James q. stephenson; Piano Solo, Miss
Clara McIlyain.
DAYTON. KY.
Another new store on the avenue.
Business is looming up.
Dame Rumor whispers ''a double we'd
ding" Who are your Can it be Messrs.
George Str0mau and John Ramsey, or
ID 1T the Tblrd-street sisters!
His Honor, our Chief Magistrate, put |
10 an appearance this morIln &, just from |
New York, looking fresh as d blooming
rose. he enjoyed his trip heartily.
Miss Kate Peters aud Mr.. Charles |
Shepherd were united in the holy bonds |
Of wedlock at s O'clock last evening, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents, on
Third street. They leave to-day for
lronLon 10 spend the honeymoon.
The Home Building Association nat
last evening al Ehmer's Hall, President
snd Directors all present. From the in
cIeasing interest manifested in It's be-
half and the number of shares being sold
nightly, we should judge the officers
were highly elated at the future pros-
pect 0f the "Home."
What about that Taylor Creek meet.
ing? For the lie Of US we can not find
Dut Its roOsting-place. Awake from
your slumbers, taxpayers OF Dayton,
and join hands win Bellevue over the
bloody chasm aud d khL the swindIers to
The butter end. Appoint your commit
lee, employ your lawyer and let the
war begin in earnest.
Dummies, oh dummies, your patrons
had to walk this tlne morning. IL seems
to us that ii the uperintendent had 10
get few OF The blessings aud pay The
lues 10 WDlcn some people are subject
ID, to say nothing OF the danger Of los
ny their situations, tnat he would at
east Try to get them through on time,
No dummy from $50 to O'Clock this
morning. SchUol girls and everybody
ooted 1t. On lOr d change.
HAMILTON.
George Harbon, an attache OF the Gas.
WORKS, mad b0tn bones in his LETT leg
,roken from helng thrown out of his
Juggy.
Tue Young Mems Gymnasium of Ham.
lion VIII hold meeting Monday night
1t Ramples' Hall. Officers VIII be
elected.
The following Directors were elected
1t meeting Of the stockholders OF the
second National Bank: President, VIM,
b. Brown; Vice President, VIM. Ander.
'on; Directors, George Sbatier, William
plau, John NJ. Long and Ii. q. How
Ills.
The c., II. & D. Railroad will run an
excursion tram next Monday from Gin
,lnnati 10 Columbus at reduced rates.
The train will leave the station here at
$50 A. NJ, reaching Columbus at 12:45.
tound-trlp tickets only $3 50, and good
lulil The 10Th inst.
The stockholders of the First National