The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-14
will he held next Sabbath morning at half

will he held next Sabbath morning at half
past 10 o'clock. ~t
Mr.. John Squier, who has been eoufined
to his house for week past is at his post
again In Wilson & McCally's tobacco works.
Mr.. Geo. H. HeukIe, the gentlemsnly
Superintendent of the Water-works. has
obtained a patent on an ink-well that Tor
economy can not be beaten. Should this
come Into general use tand it In time milst)
MIR. Heukie may consider his fortune
made.
The new EpiscopaIian Church on Fourth
street is being rapidlv pushe to compile
tion. Messrs. Smith & Wilson of this city
are contractors for the brick work which is
now nearly completed. We are informed
that the building will be ready for services
by the first of January next
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Mr.. James Cassin, OF Louisville, KY, is
the guest OF Thomas Soden.
Mrs. Emma Kinsinger, of Cincinnati, is
visitor of her father, General T. Lucas
The social hop given by the Young ladies
and gents at the Lookout House last night
was grand snccess, as all present enjoyed
themselves to their hearts contest.
The Miami Stove Works are doing a
heavy business. Orders are in which can
not be filed until January. They recently
added quite number of moulders
Mr.. NJ. Mosier. who was injured by the
explosion of 900 gallon beer cask at Gar
niers Brewery, Inst Saturday, will be able
to resume work In the brewery Monday.
Since orr last issue the following persons
have been licensed to traverse the smooth
road of matrimonial life, namely: Joseph
A. Sedler to Anna NJ. B!ob also Miss Mary
Standuer and George Gugel. .asH
The Catholic Seminary play grounds are
being improved by having new slat fence
inclosure erected, instead OF the old board
fence, which has been in wrecked condi
ton for over year. The improvement
adds considerable to the appearance Of that
part OF Walnut street. .. &
In the case of the State of Indiana vs..
Josap, Douner. for an attempt Of rape
upon the person of Mrs. NJ. hewitt, Tues
day evening. which trial was to take placs
before Squire Dunaway yesterday at a.
n., was pos poned until Monday mex at le
a. IN.
The transfer business between here and
Petersburg, Kv.. is very heavy. Freibers
4 Wprkum, tiistiliers at the latter place. re-
ceiye by river barge load of corn from
here every day. This distiilery is doing ar
| immense business. They have the largest
| aud best arranged cattle and hog pens
| none better in the United States.
The funeral of Mrs. Nicholas Fox, Sr.
| who died Tuesday. in the seventeen year o
her age, took place yesterday afternoon
| Mrs. Fox WAS one OF first German set
| tiers in this city. She is the mother Of fivt
children, who through their industry ant
perseverance succeeded in accumulating in
dependent fortunes ir s
AURORA. IND.
| The Excelsior. or Merry Seventeen Dane
| ing Association hop at Hueller's Academ,
was all that could I've expected The ian
tastic steps were tripped with such eas'
| that all present declare it was one OF til,
tu,st enj"yable social hops ever given b,
the above Club. which always has giver
| FIRST Glass quadrille amnsements and sports
., DAYTON. Kr.
Good time at the Good Templars to-nigh
Scarlet fever Is again appearing in Day
ton.
Trade is rapidly returning from the ferr
to the street car line.
1t Is said that the Gilmore farm will 800
be srbdivided and thrown on the market.
Miss Alice Davidson accidentally injure
herself with p cket knife yesterday 81
severely that surgical aid was required.
| Mr.. Gibson, OF the Gilmore farm, re
moved to Newport YESTERDAY and DaytOl
loses an excellent citizen and sonre charm
ing Young ladies'
Last night the dummy collided with Al
Wright's express wagon and demolished
bale of cotton batting, which fell under th
engine. No livesl st.
The legal minds of this little burg ar
considerably agitated over the question a
to what constitutes petit larceny. Tuesda
Goetxe and said to the clerk "Give me som
cigars" The man with his hair parted i
the middle handed out the weeds, and til
with them. The clerk asked for pay
when the rascal in a rather sal sa
castle tone said, mo. SIR, you gay
Hc tnteC luC iShk va
Mr.. Goetzs met him and again asked hr
for his pay. lfhe fellow, after displayin
his wealth to Mr.. Gaetze, told him to go
some land of birthstone culture. and Wake
of. Judge Makibben says it is breach ,
trust. and Jesse Macarthur says it is pet
larceny. Tue majestic mind of Count
Attorney Edgar could probably solve tn
mystery.
HAMILTON.
Miss Anna Davis, of Cleveland, Is yisitir
, friends In this city. ......
John Laffey, of the New York Tribun
J Is stopping at the Phillips House.
The police have another drill to-day, ,
the corner OF 6ixti, and Butler streets.
: The new proprietor is making active pr
parations, and the Miami Distiliery wi
soon be opened. ..-.....
Mr.. Tyler, the Constable from Oxfor'
brought down colored victim and lodge
him within our prison walls.
Stewart & parrisllhaye charge OF the ne
and nobby shaving parlors on Third stree
They just opened up in full blast yeste
, day. H &t4 #ET8t4E Z.
William RitGhie has lost q large hitehin
strap. Any one finding the same wi
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