The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-29

poned until tomorrow morning ats O'Clock,
when Mayor Harton gave notice that the
trial would positively take place, and or
dered an attachment to be issued for the
appearance of the absent witness without
fail.
EATON, o.
Will IL. Whitridge, of the Cincinnati
Commercial, was in town Sunday last at
tending the funeral of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Revil
Our old town-boy 10. Campbell, who is
now citizen of Danyille, ILL.,, dropped in
last to spend few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Campbell,
and host of old friends besides.
Colonel A. v. Auter, for many years one of
Eaton's most esteemed fellow-ciizens, put
in an appearance among us on Friday even
ing last, after an absence of eight years. he
moved West some sixteen years ago, and
now ranks among the most wealthy and
solid men of Topeka, Kansas. .-
Fowler's new Opera-house in Camden will
be formally opened to the public on Friday
and Saturday evenings, November lst and
I'd, by the Hooper Comedy Company, led by
the inimitable George Hooper, assisted by
Miss Arlington, Mrs. J. R. Healey, Miss
Matte Tarvin, Mr.. Leonard Kent, Mr..
Ralph Arnold and Professor Henri Semi
argo, all of whom are well-known artists Of
ability from New York, Philadelphia, Chi
cago and Cincinnati. A diagram can be
seen in Brookins drug store in Eaton, where
seats may be secured. J. r. McCord will
run haIf-fare train from Eaton to Camden,
leaving Eaton at :38 p. M, returning leave
Camden at II 10 p. m.
DAYTON. ky.
Who's Mayor, anyhow?
1t looks like old times up at the rope fac
tory.
Mr.. Charles l.. Gibson, of the American
Express Company, is not proud. Oh, no;
not much. Fine boy baby, two days old.
The Methodist Aid Society, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Ladd, was, well attended last
night. The young people take q commend
able interest in this society.
AS the dummies are likely to fail us at
any moment, 1t is suggested to form a
Walkers Brigade. Louis Paul and Johnny
Moeller will give instructions gratis.
Pedestrians down to town this morning
observed dummy load of passengers SOL
emily waiting on the switch for an up
train. Are you waiting there yet, oh, ye
patient and long suffering passengers?
BELLEVUE,
Temperance meeting tomorrow night,
speakers or no speakers.
Mr.. Chas Hausman has had his barber
shop handsomely fixed up.
Mr.. Charlie Higdon and his bonnie bride
have taken up their residence in town.
We understand that Mr. VIM. Dresser in
tends giving an entertainment to the pu-
pills of the Public Schools.
From this time any meetings held in the
Council Chamber will be well represented
by the boys by reason OF cold weather.
All the prize articles were sold last night
in the Council Chamber except the coal
of the town.
A lady passenger, on getting off the
dummy on Sunday, observed that the only
thing which sounded nice about the dunn
mics was the bell. Kerrect, madam.
Billy Thee caught a runaway horse yes
terday morning on Fairfield avenue after a
hard chase. The horse became frightened
at the approach of one of the freight cars.
Our young friends, Will. Scofeld and Ed.
Kennedy will shortly take q hunting ex-
cursion about forty miles down the river.
They propose to divide with us when they
return.
COLUMBIA, O.
Rev. NJ T. Kugler preached his first ser
mon in the M. Il. Church on last Sunday
He was well received.
The Young Folks Literary and Ora
matte Club will meet at the residence of
Mr.. Yeatman on Railroad avenue, this eve
ming, to endeavor to reerganize the Club of
last year.
Mr.. E. ]. Morris, G. s. of the Sons of
Temperance of Ohio, has succeeded in Or
ganiZing a division here, with Mr.. w. R.
Crane as its efficient u. G. w. P. Monday
evening is their night for meeting.
Mr.. Milligan, who for some time has
played the cornet in the Congregational
Church choir, has accepted 1--WE are in
formed) the same position in choir in the
city. He was all excellent performer on
this instrument, and his services in the
choir here will be sorely missed by the
members of the Congregational Church.
Next Friday evening the Young Peoples
prayer meeting at the Baptist Church will
be conducted by Mr. Alfred Webber.
These meetings are becoming very inter-
eslng, and much good is being done by
their influence. Last Friday evening ac-
ton was taken in regard to organizing a
debating society, to be held once a month
on Friday evening, after the prayer meet
ing. A committee was appointed, consist
ing of Miss Carrie Strueve, Miss Clara
iReinicke, Mr.. Howell, Mr. Kuhns and Mr..
Wicks. They will report at the meeting
next Friday evening.
HAMILTON.
The Post-office after tonight will close at
2 p m.
The Emerson Minstrels give an entertain
Iment at the Opera Hall tonight
Frank Baes was yesterday made the hap
py father of fine boy weighing eleven
pounds.
The last mail from Cincinnati is now re-
iceived at 1890 p. IN. and distributed at a.
m. next morning
Quite little snow fell here Sunday night
and everything out doors was frozen stiff
Monday morning.
The Hawthorne Club had pleasant meet
ing last night at the residence of Jarvis
Hargitt on Second street.
The Hamilton Assembly will give eight
entertainments this season. The first party