The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-23
RELIEVUE. Ky.

dressed by MeSSrS. NllildlllS anu MCNllIllS, |
and other speakers.
The NJ. e. Mite Society met last night at
the residence of Mrs. Bart Podesta. Not
withstanding the inclemenCy the weather
a large crowd was in attendance, and all en-
joyed themselves we'll Readings were given
by Messrs. Hukill Foster and Balance, in
strumental music and singing by several
young ladies, after which charadcs were
played until late hour.
HAMILTON.
Miss Clara Deobling of Miamisburg, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Haven, of Cincinnati, while in the
city is the guest of Miss Sue Mallory, West
| Hamilton.
Lou J. Beauchamp will lecture at Lebanon
to-day and tomorrow under the auspices
of the Young Mems Reform Club of that
village.
The village of West Chester has had its
Bird concert, too, and it was grand sue
cess. The proceeds went to the NJ. L.
Church Society.
There will no doubt be big crowd at the
citizens meeting tonight in Beckett Hall.
"Water-worlis or no Water-works' will be
the subject discussed.
Miss Carrie Clingman, of Dayton, was in
dttclludnCe dJ llle LlSllG parry ldSt
night. While in the city, she, with Miss
Fink, is the guest of Misses Sophy and Susie
Thomas
John Barkalow who lives with his mother
on Front street, was quite badly burned
while attempting to kindIe fire with coal
oil. John will never do it again if he
knows himself.
There will be a meeting of the City Cen
tra1 oh nt hn of
James e. Campbell. A full attendance is de-
sired as business of importance will be
brought.before the Committee.
Pat Welsh, the painter, few days since
purchased a horse in Cincinnati, and
! Thursday night the animal broke out Of
the stable, and over the fence, since which
time nothing has been heard of his where
abouts, and Pat. is unhappy.
The party given last night by the Light
Infantry in the Opera Hall was one of the
finest parties ever given in this city. There
were large number of invited guests from
other towns al cities present, and every
thing passed OFF in happy good style.
CALIFORNIA. o.
Mr.. Henry Sibcy, who has been south for
some time, has returned.
Squire Van Rcnssellear's house is slowly
approaching completion
Excellent schools this winter-evinced by
rapid advancement OF pupils.
Rev. Mr.. Vance will preach at the NJ. Z.
Church Sunday evening at 6:30 p. IN.
Bryson Pursell, Sr., pilot of the steamer
Golden Rule, is again with his family. He
reports business generally dull in New Or
leans, Notwithstanding the great activity on
the Public Landing
Entertainment tonight; doors open at
p. m. The performers have all procured
costumes for the occasion, which will add
vastly to the performances. Everybody
should remember that in attending the ell
tertainmcnt tonight they encourage home
alent, contribute to the building Of the
railroad station, besides being highly enter
tanned. Let the whole village turn out
SPRINGFIELD, o.
Gilmores Band tonight.
Rev. +. G.. Mitchell preached in the Cen
tral NJ. L. Church.
The Clokey family held another reunion
on Thursday evening.
The street railroad will probably be built
to the Opera-house.
John Dye, of Urbana, was arrested here
to-day for drunkenness
MOIlSI STEWART Was ClCCltu ' ICt l. Icol-
nent of the Prohibition State Convention.
The Buffalo Bill Combination had a
crowded house. Many were turned away.
Wilson Hoy, well known here, has been
found guilty of grand larceny at Sandusky.
Nick Frazer, alias Chas. Miller, the but
ter thief was sent up yesterday for thirty
days.
Mr.. George C. Steele and wife celebrated
their golden wedding on last Thursday
evening.
Jerry Chadwick has been arrested in St.
Paris for alleged completely in forging
township orders in Greene County
The following persons will visit and ex-
anime the South-house on Tuesday next:
Rev J. B. Tuttle, Dr. R. l.. Bell, Rev. A. L..
Jordan, F. NJ. Hogan, Esq, Mrs. Burton,
Mrs J. w. March, Mrs. VIM. Rice, Mrs.
George W. Winger, Mrs, ]. W. Gum and
Mrs. John Dinwiddie.