The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-27
the ladies of the church will spare no pains
to make IL the event of the season.

York-Street Congregational Church met last
night at the residence of John A. Clark on
Overton street. The evening was spent in
rare social enjoyment.
Professor Williams, the newly-elected
Principal of the Bellevue-street School, has
brought the unruly young scamps who at
tend the school to terms and the Professor
is perfect master of the situation.
A question is being seriously mooted
among number of gentlemen to treat a
well-known lawyer and Ex-Judge to first
class coat of tar and feathers. The individ-
ual referred to has but very recently re-
newed his old pastime of whaling his wife
and destroying things generally, to thegreat
discomfilu ure of not only the lady but the
whole neighborhood. ..
A subordinate branch of Supreme Coun-
Gil Catholic knights of America has been
organized at The Church of Immaculate
Conception, and the following officers elect
ed: President, John Devere; Vice Presi-
dent, Thomas Conboy; Financial Secretary,
Richard Walsh; Recording Secretary, J. J.
Stretch; Treasurer, II. W. Healy; S. A., ].
B. Ducase; s., John J. Ryan; Trus ees-J.
J. Flannelly, NJ. Shea and Peter Keighbor.
There will be a genuine old-fashioned
Thanksgiving dinner and supper al Grace
Nj. Il. Church tomorrow, to which all are
welcome. Services in the morning and a
musical entertainment in the evening. AT
the First Baptist Church, Rev. w. w.
Tinker will deliver a sermon regarding the
fever plague Special services will also be
held at St. Paul's Episcopal York-street
Congregational, and St. Johns German Lu-
theran Churches.
DAYTON, Ky.
Thanksgiving services will be held in several of
our city churches tomorrow
The great army of people who walk to Cinein-
nat are indignant at having their roadway block
AIDED by telephone poles Set 'em up close to the
fence, gentlemen.
The Jolly Circle announce ball at 0dd-fel-
lows Hall tonight to which they cord tally invite
everybody. Tickets for gentleman and lady are
fixed at so cents each.
The bung flew out ofanother dummy this morn
ing, and every body padded down in the mud.
o, for champion "Glsser,'' to do justice to that
outrageous humbug the dummy road.
WEST COvRNGTON. KA.
The grand turkey and oyster supper comes of
Wednesday evening Ihanksgiving eve), Novem.
Der 2th given by the ladies' Nit II Society for the
children under twelve, 2j cents
HAMILTON.
Mrs. Joe Dickey was in the city yesterday ON
brief visit.
Mrs. Edward Munson returned to her home at
Indianapolis Monday.
In the case Of Jacob Neidernan against John
M. Long, judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
$S32 SO.
There will be short Thanksgiving services at the
Episcopal Church Tomorrow morning.
John Fclty, of the c., II. & D. Railroad, was
Monday night made the happy father of a ten
pound boy baby.
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Female College passed through the city yesterday,
ell route for home to spend Thanksgiving.
The Dickey-Tytus case was yesterday compro-
missed and finally settled The defendant is to
pay Miss Dckey the sum Of s., $50 ana costs. The
Court costs iii tile two cases amount to $l2S 06.
The funeral of William Spney takes place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dence i'll the First Ward, The services will be
conducted by Rev. J. W. Balm. The deceased was
a member of the Order of p. s. Of A., under
whose auspices the funeral will be conducted.
In the Dickey-Tytus compromise John B. Tytus
agrees to pay Miss Ditkey 81 900 cash, the balance
iii notes Of equal amounts all of which fail due
and are to be paid within six years from date of
com promise. These notes are given by Mr.. Tytu>
and ihdorsed by his fathe,, through whose intlu,
ence the compromise was effected.
... SPKINGElEa.D, %.
The tramps have been put to work on our
streets. Now the brother tramps will give us the
go by. r.. "a
J.J. Smith Esq.,, has been attending to the bust
ness OF the Mayors Office since the unfortunate
accident to Mayor Coie.
Two of the performers of the Mckinney Varie.
ties, on Patton street, are camping in the woods,
on the outskirts of the C ty The soft side of a
feDce-rail is luxury these times eh?
Thomas Godfrey, who was arrested here for bur-
glari2ing Fuiefs Notion Store at Troy, Ohio, was
on Tuesday morning sent back to that place, in
charge of their Sher ii and his deputy.
Thejury in the case of NJ. l.. Rice, who was
charged with petit larceny, in the stealing of u
box of tobacco from colorea man named Andrew
Jackson, returned verdict on Tuesday morning
Of not guilty. sr
There has been on exhibition in the windows
of Pieree's book sto for the past few days frame
containing the photographs of the officers OF the
Clio Club, and they are i'll deed terribly bad
''daubS." A party of gentlemen were looking at
them last evening, when one of them remarked,
What a hard looking set!n
MAYOR SMITHS CoURT.-Miss frankie Burton,
keeping house of Ill fame, S. and costs: Henry
Wilson, ]. J. Hnckins and Anthony McDermott,
three senators who take theirs straight and then
get bosterous, each handed over five. dollar bill
and got enough chunge bfck to stop ON their way
home and take i'll two ''struights"
BELLEVUE, Ky.
Tomorrow night is regular Council night.
The M. f. Mite Society meets on Friday night
at the residence Uf Mrs Williams on Berry ave-
nue..
Ed Kennedy and Harry Jacobs each drew a tur-
key last night ata rattle at the barber shop of Chas.
Hauseman. -a.., ,r..-..L Il
The Union Sabbath school will give another
social next week, at the residence of Mrs. Hentz,
on Center street. ig ri .... .... ,.ls,.,
Eugene Pillars says he was stopped on Saturday
night, q short distance below the creek, by Two
nen He slapped one of them and ran.
Messrs. Noyes-father and son-of Cincinnati,
will address the Temperance meeting tonight
They will also introduce some of their lightning
calculations on the blackboard, which will be in.
teresting.
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