The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-05

p. m. At p. M. Rev. w. b. Miller, pastor
of the First English Lutheran Church.
Cincinnati, assisted by his choir, will con-
duct the first anniversary service of the
Union Sabbath-school, which has been Or
ganized one year. The service will prove
and parents are cordially invited to attend.
COLUMBIA. O.
Mr.. Webb, Sr., who fell down stairs, is
about again.
There will be sale of the lumber of the
late firm of Norton Bros, assigned, next
Monday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Breen, conductor on the Little Mi
ami Railroad, is one of the most polite and
popular attaches OF the road.
The entertainment given by the Sheridan
Dramatic Combination at Linwood Hall last
Thursday evening was well attended.
There was quite an enthusiastic Republi-
can meeting at the Town Hall last night.
Hon. ID. w. McClung and Others addressed
the audience.
At meeting of the members Of the Con-
gregational Church last Wednesday even
ing two new Trustees were elected, being
Mr.. 0. Il. Walker and Mr. keam.
Mr.. Atwood formerly of Batavia, and a
Railroad, has become resident of Coiuu'-
bia and is connected wi h the Cincinna &
Portsmouth Narrow-gauge Railroad. ! he
Company is to be congratulated on secur
ing the services of such capable and first
class gentleman as Mr. Atwood.
CALIFORNIA, o.
Preaching at NJ. E. Church Sunday night
at p. IN.
Miss Mary Ebersole is quite ill with
maarial fever.
The organization of literary society isin
contem plati0n.
Squire Van Rensselaer, isrecoverng from
the effects of an injury he received in Mil
waukee few days ago
Mr.. NJ. f. Shaw and wife say they were
delighted with Illinois, and that the only
objection to it is that there is too much of
the ''malaral."
DAYTON.
Our cigar factory is doing a thriving bust
ness.
Mr.. Saunders officiates at the Methodist
Church on Sunday.
There will be preaching at the Presby-
terrain Church on Sabbath morning.
Our esteemed friend Goetze, the model
druggist, reports business improving.
Martin Herman, stovist and tnnist, is
suffering from an attack of chills and
fever
Mayor Gunnison has returned from the
East His charming daughter, Miss Nellie,
accompanies him.
Squire Foudray knows good town when
he sees it. He has removed from Bellevue,
and his sign now waves in Lower Dayton.
Our schools are now in frst-class order
though somewhat crowded. Thirty new
desks will be put in to-day, which will re-
lieve the pressure.
Mr.. John Trapp lost valuable horse yes
terday. He left him hitched to his buggy,
and the horse becoming thirsty walked
into the river and was drowned
Mr. w. White, talented young lawyer
of the Newport bar, has made arrangements
will be quite an acquisition to Dayton So
ciety.
Have we Council or is it savings bank.
What about that SIS, 900 in bonds laid aside?
The Board of Education will probably probe
the matter should their communication
again be rejected Monday night
we "Oulu call tIlC dGISnllOI Ol lIle SUPER
intendent of our dummy railroad to The
fact that there are quite a number of the
windows paneless, and that the N S. of
dummy No. is always wet caused by
leak in the tank.
DR.. Skilman, who was called to take
charge of the Baptist pulpit can not posi-
bly, be here tomorrow. There will be sery-
ices, however, morning and evening We
understand that the Doctor has accepted
the call, and will arrive at an early day.
The entertainment given by Charley
Thomas organization at Moeller's Hall last
night was an eminent success in every par
ticular. A severe cold rather disabled
Charley himself vocaly, but his Chinese
song was superb. Klein and Covalt's spec
iaties were heartily encored and Hus. St.
Johns plantation melodies brought down
the house. Bub Stampef set "GranGfathers
Clock" to ticking again, and little Tommy
Bluett handled hisviolin in mastery man
ner. 1t was jolly performance, and de-
serves repeating.
HAMILTON.
Governor Bishop was the guest of Judge
Hume, Thursday.
The crowd at the Fair yesterday was esti-
mated at fifteen thousand.
"Uncle Toms Cabin was the attraction
at the Opera Hall last night.
Mrs. Katie MINI, who has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks, is recovering.
Mrs. Clara Beesley, of Wyoming, returned
home yesterday having been paying her
cousin, Mrs. Josie Milliken, of this city,
visit.
John Ryan, ice agent for the Cincinnati
Company at this point, was yesterday
thrown from his wagon and perhaps fatally
injured. His injuries are mostly about the
lead and shoulders.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The new Methodist Church on North
High street is receiving the finishing
,ouches.
Rev. Mr.. Voolfolk has been confined 70 |
lis residence the past two days with a Sc
yere cold.
Although the value of real estate has de-
'reciated considerable within the past six
n seven years, rents are kept as high as they
we're during the war.
The sewers and covered crossings in MANY
)laceS are in a very tilihV condition op5