The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-06

son; Chief of Records, D. L. Cornor; Keeper
of Wampum, J. c. Trimmer.
Knights of Honor-Dictator, JAS Todd;
Vice Dictator, VIM. Byers; Assistant Dicta.
tor, Frank Simons; Reporter, d. L. Cornor;
Financial Reporter, Geo. H. Coles; Treas
urer, J. N. Mills Guide, John Wicoff.
CALIFORNIA. O.
Three thousand persons rode on the C. &
P. N. G. r. R, on the Fourth, aud two
thousand on the C. & E. N. G. R. R.
Rev. w. P. Stratton will preach at the NJ.
f. Church next Sunday at p. m. The
Methodist brethren have kindly accepted
his proflered services, and we hope to see a
full attendance. Christian fellowship and
Christian charity are inseparable.
Stephen johnson, residing near Forest
vile, Ohio, who had his leg so badly frac-
tured by the kick of horse is doing WELL
DIR. Dawson, of Cincinnati, says the treat
ment adopted by DIR. Gaines was in all
respects correct, and notwithstanding the
serious nature of the fracture johnson will
have a good leg.
An interesting event in the domestic
circle of Mr.. J. G. Drake, our school
teacher, took place yesterday. On the cor
ner of Sixth and Vail streets a fat, bright
eyed girl baby may be seen, at any hour in
the day, provided the visitor is good look
ing. Mr.. Drake goes to Batavia to-day to
make arrangements for its education.
The son of Mr.. Noyes, formerly resident
of this place, but who has been for several
years residing near the Newport Water
works, opposite the mouth of the Little
Miami River. was drowned yesterday oppo-
vi. n IT, Ii 1.
was found on one of the hooks. The theory
clothes were caught by a hook, throwing
him into the water.
DAYTON. ky.
Rev. II. E. Spilman expects to leave to-
day for Union KY.
We observed Mr.. viii. Macarthur again
at his post jingling the little bell.
Mr.. f. S. Starbird is slowly recovering
from his severe attack of rheumatism.
Thirty-seven ballots and yet the School
Board schooner refuses to be guided by her
Helm.
This intense hot weather makes both Je-
rome and Goeze smile, and others take
smiles for their health.
The Mueller's Grove picnickers had a
lVuSlDS SOOu l1Ilt Oll lllS IOuIlu
crowd and plenty of fun.
The Board of Education having imbibed
too freely of Hart's-horn were much indis-
posed, but are now convalescing.
VIM. Collins, proprietor of the shoe store
on Dameron's corner, is quite sick, having
swallowed a large dose of hartshorn.
Col Macarthur, of the dummy line, is ne
gOtiating with Capt. Williamson for trans
fer tickets on the white and blue line, which
will carry passengers from Dayton to Foun-
tain Square
The Railroad Company are fixing up their
coaches. No. looks well, newly painted
and new mating on the floor. No. 3's cush-
ions have been covered with brown linen
and look quite stylish-but that abomina-
bic steam passing through the car is a nui-
sance which ought to be abated.
Mr.. Holten, one of the applicants for
Principal, is NOT a Baptist minister from
Moscow, is NOT Baptist in religious belief,
is NOT a 81, 800 10 man, and last but NOT
least, the Baptists did NOT agree to pay 500
of his salary, as stated in a morning jour
nal July 4th Poor tillibusters, to what
will you resort? Mr.. Holten is a Campbell
ite or Christian, and has been Principal of
the Moscow Public Schools for the last five
years.
HAMILTON.
The Board of Health met yesterday, but
adjourned for want of a quorum.
Mrs. Lane, of Dayton, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Beauchamp, of this city.
Miss Mollie Owens left yesterday for q
two weeks visit to her aunt at Marion, 0.
Joe Abbott has so far recovered fom
hic LOTT ottanl- of tyrnhpiI to l,o
about again.
Miss Ella Brown, of Dayton street, has
charming young lady, Miss Jones, from
Xenia, visiting her.
Father Murphy, the newly appointed
pastor, will conduct services at st. Marys
Church tomorrow.
The United Presbyterian Sabbath-school
will 20 on picnic excursion to College Cor
ner on next Tuesday.
The Emerson Club will hold its meeting
tonight at the residence of Miss May Craw-
ford, on Fourth street.
Edward Miller, Of Xenia, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city. The first
visit since his late severe illness.
There will be services tomorrow morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
SHilCL' heN' d. W. DALI, pastor.
Miss McCracken, of Xenia, spent few
hours in the city yesterday, en- route for
home, after pleasant visit with relatives at
Oxford.
The Misses Whitaker, of Columbia, who
have been visiting Mrs. J. C, Skinner re-
turned home yesterday, much to the regret
of their friends.
The ladies interested in the management
of the Children's Home are making active
preparations for heir,coming annual fete,
which will be held July 18th, in the Court
house Park.
F. H. Scobey, editor and manager of the
Hamilton Telegraph, has taken himself on
summer trip and leaves his office and its
duties in charge of the young and rising
barrister Mr. Nelson Williams
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews will preach in the
Council Chamber tomorrow afternoon at
$780,
Some frst-class speakers are announced
for the temperance meeting tomorrow
night.
Rev. Mr. Sanders will conduct the serv-
in..- in the M II Cburrb aft tho ,Isua1 bopr