The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-31
WEST COVINGTON, KY.

| Rumor has II that MRS. CnarleS laJloI
\ has resigned the cftice OF President OF
the Ladies' Mite Society, ana tnat an
election to fill the vacancy Will take
place at their next meeting, which is to
| he held at the residence Of Mrs. Tupman
this Thursday afternoon. AS reform
is the order Of The day, we suppose such
ticket will be placed before the ladies
for their approval.
| The Home Circle Dramatic Club gave
their eighth reading OF the season at the
Town Hall TO crowded house. The
drama OF "Chimney Corner" was credit.
ably performed. The farce, "House
Dog" concluded the evenings perform
ance. IL was a fine piece OF acting. Mr..
Will. Buchanan as "Dust, the House
Dog" did, as he does everything he at
tempts, immensely. Miss Emma Wright
| ls an Old iavOrite, as was attested by
the audience upon her appearance. Sue
did very well, as did all VINO took part
in the farce. We would suggest that
those having the principal parts in the
drama commit their paris to memory u
nttle more thoroughly, as repeated halt
Ings and promptings spoil the beauty Of
d piece.
| BELLEVUE, KY.
The NJ. e. Mite Society meets to-mor-
| row night at the residence OF MIR. HUI
kill.
A good programme is to be presented
at the meeting of Sons and Daughters OF
Temperance Tonight.
DR.. Stewart had an arm broken on
Tuesday, caused by the falling of the
porch at his home on Fairfield avenue.
HAMILTON.
Edgar Brant continues quite ill, and
is confined to his room all the time.
Tabitha Wright was married yester-
day to James wilson, of Preble County.
A. j. Jones, OF Cincinnati, was in the
city yesterday, visiting his brother
Frank.
The members OF the Hamilton Assem-
bly, are requested to meet Tomorrow
night at the office Of James K. Campbell.
The case of David Dick against George
Dick was up for hearing yesterday. This
is the fourth time the case has been tried
by jury.
A little son of Thomas Ftton was bit.
ten by dog at the Niles Tool Works,
the other day. The animal was killed
shortly after.
The Dickey-Tytus breach of promise
case is set for hearing February 10,
Samuel Craighead, OF Dayton, has been
retained on the part OF Miss Dickey.
Mrs. Campbell, an aged resident of
| the First Ward, died Tuesday, after a
lingering illness. Her funeral takes
place to-day at 2o'clock from her late
residence In the First Ward.
County Commissioner Sample leaves
for Columbus to-day to look alter the
bill introduced in the House by Mr
Clough authorizing the County OF But
ler to issue bonds to the amount of
$4,000.
DAYTON. KY.
Both dummies are blocked by the
snow at Newport, and Daytonians are
to-day tugging through the snow.
A Murphy meeting will be held to-
= morrow night at O'Clock in the Baptist
, Church. The following speakers will
address the meeting: Prof. McGinnis, O.
Newport; Mr.. N. f. Blake, Of Portland
Maine, and Mr.. A. c. Williams, of New
York City. The above speakers can and
will tell their experience with liquor.
At ia meeting of the citizens of Dayton
held at Mueller's Hall Monday nigh
with view to bettering The facilltiei
for going to and from the city, Mr.. Win
ters was elected President and W. B
Pollock Secretary. Alter the Presiden
,, In few words had explained the objec
|
tions was appointed as follows: Messrs
> Frank Spetn, Charles Hayward, Johl
=, Wilson and John Daily. The Commit
tee submitted the following resolutions
Whereas, There has been meeting
called this evening, Jan. %, 1878, TO ex
press our opinion ON the management 0
( this railroad as now conducted, be it
"Resolyed, That there be committe,
}. of three appointed to confer with thu
, management OF the Dayton Dummy Rail
;. road, and see what they will offer In th'
a future management OF the road.
"Resolved, That the committee be re-
quested to report the result of this con
. ference with The managers at meeting
: to be held two weeks from Tonight, TO-
Il gether with such recommendations al
they may see fit to make.
Q "Resolved, That this committee alst
Q ascertain the cost Of plank walk iron
Q McKenney street to Bellevue"
The resolutions were adopted as read
: and the following committee appointed
8 F. Speth, John Wilson, Charles Hay
q ward.
After a few remarks the meeting ad
Ijourned for two weeks.
w. B. POLLOCK, Secretary,