The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-11


erty. They tried to burst out the walls of
theoId rookery known as the Jail, and Sic
ceeded In getting out three bricks. For thisd
they were fined S25 additional.
COLUMBIA, o.
There was quite a large attendance at the
prayer meeting at the Congregational
Church last evening.
Mr.. Earnest Kent, lately of Dayton, Ohio,
But now resident of Cincinnati, visited
his friend. Mf. Fl. X. Irwin, last night Il
A meeting was held last evening after
prayer meeting to take action toward getting
up an entertainment to procure funds to re-
pfenish the stock of books in the Sabbath
school Library Full particulars hereafter
g.. PEtlUA. D..
Clark Reed, formerly Of this place, now
living at Tippecanoe City, Ohio, is in town
looking up his old friends.
The new Germ III newspaper, with Mr.. J.
B. Hemsteger at its head, will make its af1t
pearance next Wednesday morning. A.
A barn belonging to VIM. Patterson, situ-
ated two and half miles north of town,
{Swift RUM was burned last night, de-
stroying one Thousand bushels of corn,
about three hundred bushels of wheat, and
four head of horses. Fully covered by in
sufanee IN the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company. IDA. .....,.r 20. 2.
NEW R1CHmOND, o. ',
Miss Dolly jackson has been quite sick
for week past.
Mr.. Gernanus Maurer left Mon,lay for a
visit to relatives in Switzerland, -.,f.r-,
Rev. D. B. Duncan attended the meeting
of the Presby tery at Cincinnati this week.
The prospect for fine yield of fruit and
berries in this section as yet is quite t1atter-
ing
Mrs. NJ. A. Stinehfeld, OF Cincinnati, WIS.,
tied relatives and old acquaintance here
this week. e..
The repairs that the Baptist Church has
been receiving within few weeks past are
we'll nigh finished, and the building will
soon be ready for use.
4 The Trustees of Green mount Cemetery
have purchased of Charles Burkfardt the
two-acre tract of land adjoining their
grounds, which they have long had in con-
temptation. This VIII enable them to make
the entrance and exit to their beautiful
''city of the dead" more accessible.
A hack is now being run from here to
Tobasco connecting at that place with
trains on the New Richmond branch of the
c. & E. R. r. This makes it necessary to
undergo only four changes in reaching the
business portion OF the Paris of America. y
Verify, this is an age of progression! 3
LEXINGTON, KY.
We regret to announce that Mr.. Robert
Thompson is very i'll at his home on Short
street ...
Mr. R. D. Rash, Of Winchester, has ac.
fa1 n IN fha IIxy
Mr.. T. P. Scully.
Mr. Joe Blakemore left for New York
Tuesday, with four horses shipped by
Messrs. Treacy & Wilson. ..
If asked our opinion in regard to the
building of new Courthouse, we would
smile and say that it should be done.
A man by the name of Saint Powell was
shot and killed by Henry Belts at Turkey
foot, small village below Georgetown, last
Monday.
The Fayette House changed hands Tues
day, Messrs. Harry and Letcher Lusby
retiring The house will now be run by
Mr.. W. H. Lusby. -as To-,
Mr.. H. O'Neil1 sold to Mr.. Abe Straus,
fof New York, Yesterday, his fine brown
gelding, which he shipped to New York to-
gether with fifteen fine harness horses.
We understand that the Ten Brock and
and Molly McCarty race will be run under
the control and auspices of the Louisville
Jockey Club. From present indications the
race will be very exciting which will cause
a large assemblage of people, and what will
cause it to be.moFe exciting is that the par
ties who are well posted are Of the opinion
that Molly McCarty will win the race. -s-
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Mrs. Pfau, of Cincinnati, is visiting Mrs.
zeigler, of this city
Charley Guncle, of Middletown, paid the
city flying visit yesterday.
Father Hone of st. Mary's Church, is 1y.
ing dangerously ill of typhoid fever.
The grand and petit jurors were drawn
yesterday by Sheriff Thomas and the Coun'
ty Clerk.
A severe hail and wind storm passed over
the country about Darrtown ON Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Hartman, of Urbana, will preach to-
morrow friday evening at the Baptist
Church.
A benefit will be given Prof. Aiken by
the Harmonic Society on Tuesday evening
the 23d inst. ....
Mrs James K. Thomas leaves for home
tomorrow after a pleasant visit OF week
among old friends.
Mrs. Judge Kinder is home from two
months visit East. She enjoyed her triI
exceedingly, and isin the best OF health and
spirits
Miss Grace Campbell met with quite 6
painful accident Tuesday evening. The
window sash fell and nearly severed one o.
her fingers.
Mrs. James E. Campbell was yesterday
the recipient of handsome birthday pres
ent 1t came from her husband in the shape
of superb diamonds
Samuel Dickey, one of Butler County
Oldest and most respected residents, is 1y
ing seriously i'll of pneumonia at his resi-
dence, near Amanda.
The mum social tonight at the United
Presbyterian Church will be the occasion o
much merriment. A fine supper will b
served by the ladies composing the commit
tee. .-.-....--.-...,. =.
SPRINGFIEI.D, o.
Mr.. j. S. Berry is visiting in the East.
Edward Wren, of Kinnane, Wren & Co.
is in New York.
little, Huffman & Demeffe are now il
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