The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-25

trato boy several times. DR..
Bennett sewed up the wound,
and fears that concussion OF the brain
will be the result We give the state
ments as told by Gehb, but were unable
to see Mr.. Meye s to get his side OF the
story as to what was the real cause OF
the affair.
PISGAH, OHIO.
The second entertainment of the sea-
son was given by the PIsgah School, uu-
der The supervision OF Professor Slay-
back, on Saturday last. The exercises
commenced with a spelling match, a
large number 0f ladies and gentleman
attending. The younger element was
also represented, ana in great meas
ure OuI-speIled the older lOlks. After
Lnis the Psgah COrneC Band favored the
audience with some fine selections. Tue
leader Of the band is Mr.. James Brltton,
and the other members, Messrs. VIII
Tullus, Emerson Moore ana VIII Irwin.
The audience was highly entertained by
the play entitled advertising for u
Husband" and every one left the place
well satisfied with The evenings exer-
cIseS.
LUDLOW, KY.
The Galaxy, our pet dramatic club,
made their bow to the largest and most
critical audience that ever greeted an
amateur organl cation on this side Ot
The river outside Of CuYingtoD, at the
New Armory Hall, last Tuesday even
ing; and to say mat the IN mbers sus.
tanned their high reputation as musIcat
and dramatic students, would be but
laintly pOrtraying the need Of praise
the distingu, Galaxy deserves.
Prominent among The Club that deserve
special mention are Mrs. f. A. Gottlieb
MISS FANNIE Fairclough, Miss Kallen.
back, Miss KhIgnt, Mrs. Daniels and
Miss Hagerty, and Nj essrS. Ii. Chlsman,
L. q. johnson. j. ii. GrayenOr, DR.. Z. e.
Jones, o. Hill, john A. Savage and Miss
Millie Stanley, and, last though not
least, Mrs. Len. W. Smith, who deliy-
cred an excellent essay. The grandest
of the many grand features Of the above
exhibition was the efforts of the harpist
Peter Marks, Esq, VINO has been termed
the sweet lrIsn uarpist, and he deserves
The comp .iment in every sense Of lhe
tenn.
BELLEVUE, KY.
The meeting OF the Sons and Daughters
Of Temperance last night was very large,
the han being crowded to its utmost
capacity. Aiter the minutes and busi-
ness OF the meeting was over comic
songs were sung by Dave Roach which
brought down tho mouse. Chas. Gabbs,
of Newport gave two banjo solos in good
style, followed by George knarr with a
temperance song, after which several
otner songs Were sung. Then came a
iarce by the three Kuarr brothers. Joe
Good. Jim Dollnau and George Petit.
The above company appeared in MIL
strel scene and sang negro song in Il
splendid manner. AT tue close Mrs. n xon
gave a reading in II way that saIiAtied
everybody present. During Tece5ses
four names were added to the Murphy
pledge and fifteen to the order
of Sons and Daughters. Miss Agnes
SchUtield was added to the Commit
tee on Entertainment, vice Mrs. Hentz,
who has gone to New Orleans. A large
number were present at the NEE ling
from Dayton ana Newport.
HAMILTON.
Patrick Gordon was yesterday blessed
vii b new daughter.
A new jewelry store has been opened
in Rupp's building, on High street.
Patrick Gordon was yesterday made
the happy father OF fine girl baby.
Miss Laura Woodbridge, of Louisville,
Ky, is visiting Miss Pearl Hughes, thl :
city.
James Scheuck has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Lewis Van
liise.
The Presbyterian social last evening
was well attended and pleasant time
was mad.
Tim. LAWN, the efficient County Clerk,
is spoken of as a candidate for Common
Pleas Clerk.
Miss Laura Woodbridge, of Louisville,
Kentucky, is visiting Miss Pearl llugnes,
OF this city.
Peter Schneider was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Valentine Schneider, deceased.
Rodney Gitfen was seen on the streets
yesterday, after three mouths con-
dnement at home with typhoid fever.
The ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church are requested to meet Tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'clock in the lecture
room.
Tim. LAWN, the popular young Deputy
Clerk, is spoken OF as candidate for
County Clerk. No better selection could
be made.
The Good Templars will give social
and entertainment Tuesday evening
next in their new hall in Hunters Block,
corner Basin and Second streets.
The alarm of fire last evening about 8
O'Clock was occasioned by the explosion
of a coal oil lamp at the house Of the
First Ward carpet weaver Griesle.
John B. Tytus, of Middletown, was in
the city yesterday in consultation with
his attorney, Judge McKemy. Colonel
James S. Neal has also been retained by
Mr.. Tytus.
The proposition made to the County
Commissioners by JOhn Vinnedge and
Alex. GetZ, to index all The deeds and
mortgages Of Butler County not hereto
fore inGeXed, at D cents each, was ac-
cepted by the Board.