davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
Tho Casaistry OF the CenfessIenaK.
The mistress and the Irish cook are in


The mistress and the Irish cook are in
colloquy. e'ia sf'i 81 So
s.Indade, mlssus, and what for should /
stale from yes Imust go and tell it all to
the priest. I kneel down to confess me
sins; and he asks me 80 many questions;
there's nothing in me that he doesn't find
out. daren't tell him lie. / must tell
him just what took from ye,l and all.
about it; the tay, the sugar. the coffee, and
all unbeknownst to ye. He asks me jist
what it was all worth; and must tell
him to q penny; for / mustn't tell lie to
him, We know. is that all be says, says.
livery thing and his eyes look into me
very sowl.7 And takes care to put it
high enough, to be sure of me sowi.
Then he says 70 me. says he: Have
ye got the money wild yer I says:
Yes. Father b. 1Ye s. know yes
must .hn have l. the money about
ye whin ye 60, to confess And
thin he points to the poor box, hanging
there before me eyes; and he says, SAYS
says he, ''See that ye don't lave this house
till ye'ye put every penny that Gye, stole
And must do it, missus, just rs he tells
me, wild his eyes looking at me 30; or I go
home wild a lie to the priest; and thin
what's the good of confessing, and what be-
comes of me sowl? So whats the good to
me if stale your sugar - = y - =
I The above was a veritable occurrence in
he city Of Boston, not long ago. 1t car
ries internal evidence of truth, so far as
this, that an Irish servant would not be
likely TO originate the adroit casuistry of
giving to the poor the proceeds of her pill,
fering. Some shrewder mind than hers
started that idea. But is that the casuis-
TRIP of the confessional? A certain old
book declares of the Almighty: IsfI hate
robbery for burnt Offering. ;slf 7r.ezs -
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
A Triumph OF Enterprise

Perhaps nothing of the kind in the liter
ary annals of the century is more remark
able than ANDREWS Bazaar. The greatest
fashion authority of the age, the most ad-
mirable and reliable guide IN all things
appertaining to the toilet, superb in its
mechanical and artistic execution; its con-
tributors are among the ablest writers in
the country. Among the brilliant names
may be mentioned Lucy Hamilton Hoop
er, of Paris; Mary B. Dodge, Martha J..
Lamb, and Mary C. Harwood, of New
York the poets, Paul H. Hsyne and Ed
gar Fawcett, and numerous other familiar
names in the various departments of litera-
ture. The subscriber receives for One
Dollar year the fullest information in
matters of dress, and rich treasury of
literature, equal to that in the best maga-
zines of the day. Each subscriber receives
a premium of Fifty cents il the celebrated
ANDREWS Bazaar Patterns. Read an
nouncement in another column. p1w.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
American W.. shemeld Scissors.

In Sheffield 1t is now acknwledged that
American scissors are far superior to those
of English make. An English first class
pair Of scissors goes to the blade grinder
three times. to the shank grinder twice, to
it is finished tit passes from one small
shop to another fully twenty times. A
leading manufacturer in Sheffield the
other day showed his workmen an assort-
ment of American made goods, and, TAX
ing up pair of tailor's shears, offered to
give the union fifty pounds if any of his
his men, in a month, would produce one
pair of snears as good as the American.
The challenge was not accepted.-[Bir-
mingham Eng) Correspondence N: Y.
Herald
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
bronchitis. catarrh, Asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also q positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by his motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, with foil
directions for preparing and using, in
German, French, or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, namine
Block Rochester. N. Y. cow
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
me Greate., Rle.sing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
are being blessed by thousands tina. have
been saved and cured by it. Will yoa try
it? See other column.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

Ana nv wox1Do A0o III p4un1p tnso tk4 Nosis
AID 800. forgot ths weather.
--Mrs. Hsasa A. esedwia IN IL Oeesrsssioaaiist.
NEWS SUMMARY.
Dan Mace takes charge Of "Albermarle'
tnis year ats ~ o-5r gi,f56.
Japan will spend $7e.OOO entertaining
General Grant.
Iowa is the great corn state. 1t has 224
cornet bands. @7<sTl =
Gensr.l I'd kcoO.k is prospecting q,
Leadville, Col.
Chinese housewives are cooking over
American stoves.
Lake George is still covered with cetwo
feet and . half thick. -Tfr asE
A Boston party has purchased Fred
Hooper," record 2:23.
EiSht.hundrcd thousand :bsse balls are
made in this country each year. 4
The Massachusetts, Historical society
has property valued at $4,000.
The Notre Dame parish church in Mon
treAl, Cam, is assessed at 100000. "a
,o.,,, -. ;,.h of ain f.,, dnr;no the
,S W.,.h in Northern Tcras
Many of the striking miners in England
are emagrating to the United States
Male corsets are unknown in America,
ou' '"0y ~'0 " "o D' "
In Charleston, 3. e.. strawoer1es are
selling at cents "On 70 Charleston
= The British army hsd 400 mules
purchased for 1t In New YORK the otner
day. ssla ' '2'
!. The c3nditlon OF sewing women IN IN
Cieveiano, ", Is oeing lnSessixssu oy
Onfisoan "onAe" - '. - - 'i.tI .
,;n.d ime wm ~ ,n;,aae = ~ arrange for : cen
tksrn;sI celehr.t;on
%. - - o''' ~
of sss.. ~" .nnno-ts ~ herself and family by
eell;ns the dailv papers. =
,n1n,'ers =. ~. 81, ~ vornsn we're elecsed 10 school
= -. Ne All over the date :
- -, .,.,.,;
or the RsvoIut;on | and he afterwards com.
manded In the war of 1912.
ous privateer, John Paul Jones, lately oieu
IN Scotland Mt the age or ~.
The girls Of Pells, Iowa, have formed an
society May success
;. -.
Boston As the only seaoooru CITY IN
which the receiPts OF gram Ior Nsnis year
exceed the receApss o. iess yes1.
go, v.s,e. .x,,,r.,
II: Soincsu ., s-s.S - ro.e t.s hss1,
10 AiIlcA, WV w. p. .Spv S.is,s
aee1u nun - IN PeAioS' ne
rY,;t.a States ner cent bonds are worth
more than per cents. Of the Empire Of
Germany, IN the German markets.
SAME AsnoLy, =. ;In Hds Is Ta.i,,,;n,,, SU,
pencion-ofeWing wIuoT y. = nJvoiu'ion'
- "
Inc grano JuIy - 0e HSuis ns..n1 ~ .ne,S nS. .Sa
~ oWneEs, s1n. ~ s0 % - ss nsrotss. ~ VIC
Aissoui, s'-'s io''eiy' " =. "
The unknown man killed by train at
UAk fin,n, isss T;n va =, ~. h.oth.,
sAnes N'oyie' % A''' -
The whole of Swift county, on the line
pf the Northern Pacific railroad in Min
nesota. is occupied by 800 Roman Catholic
tamlieA 800 is.-
Young ladies will petition congress to
uaas n, enabling oct, 10 enable the old
klis ~ m n nd At nine O'Clock Sunday
even;ng.
r o,.e. pr..;., an nm.
-. muGu ~. = Hne.,. s,.f ;s an ;,m.,e oS
- .s1 .;S. y. Cn,,.., Sswin-, .rd ;ncnr.-
s S,. ;-.n~ -
OAy inooA4C-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
..ir,se ! COAL YARD.
IL. MCKINNEY,

.I1tILHk IN BfossBuRa COAL, tn.
knesf africle kpoEp for BIacksmith-
ing HORSE shoeins. repairing &C., promps-
~ done, and Satisfaction gusnutPed- South
3ds 1schasis street.. 1l-l6-ly
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

= 1T ffoss lsst night, and h blown to-day,
= Ard al last wssk dusty;
And the week before the rain and fog
Msde all my feathers musty."
30 ocropplscrown and the specified hon,
And the three black hens togsehsr.
Sat on the curb Of the ancient we'll
And ds.unh,sd sbo1t the weather. :
Just then . gust Of the dusty wind
Blinded them altogsther;
Ard tAsy vhirisd md I'll plump into thA veil.
AID sooa fopgos Ne weather.
--Nss- Hsasa A. osodwin IN Ths Coagrsgtaonalist-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

During the past winter the wife of Rev.
Mr. TYLER. colored minister Of (Ind with.
out congregation, died, as generally be.
lieved, from starvation, the death certif-
cate said consumption. Adeaf and dumb
daughter died from the same terrible
agony, the father being out of work end
unable to provide for her suitably.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
LIVERY STABLE.
.aa wA CUSHION 4 SON.

Il livery AND SALE STABLE. Choice
X fnnonts fumished ssa charges rea-
so1A bIr. South aide M.chanic street, one
door sast q American House lI-l5-ly
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

DEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Bo-
u logna and Pork Ssnsaes Highest
naske. prise in cssh paid fer Beeves. Sheer.
Hae1, Hide, he. karkst south side Lab
5tg Susst, one door wsst Of Otterbeckers
Harnsa Shop. -. ll-S-ly
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01

=. -. R..N. GOODWIN,
tRHE- INSURANCE AGENT, win Be-
isubd At his ofice in Hustsd Bros
Boot and Shoe Store. where he win be
Dlessed to see his old eustomsIs needing
snything in his line. STANDARD Companies
renrepented. and rates reasonable. Losses
prooplty s1justed and paid at his aeercy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
GRANT RECEPTION.

Meeting Of Ex-Army and Navy 0ficers
The Cincinnati Society of ex-Army and
Navy Officers met Saturday evening for the
purpose of making arrangements for par
ticipating in the Grant reception nex'
week.
The Society was called to order by Gen.
Force, and Gen. Hickenlooper stated the
objec of the meeting. He also made a
motion that Society of ex-Army OF
ficers take part in the reception, march in
the procession and on horseback" The mo.
ton was unanimously adopted.
A committee of three was appointed to
make all ARRANGEMENTS necessary for the
parade. The committee consists of the
following gentlemen: Major Frank j.
Jones, Colonel Weden Oneal, and Captain
J. H. Woodward.
On motion of Captain Maurice Sussmanr
the same conmii tee were authorized tt
select a design for permanent badge.
The committee will meet this afternoon
at o'clock at the Office If Major Frank J
Jones. Room "a Pixies Opera-house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
Cheaper Telegraphing.

The Atlantic & Pacific and Western
Union Telegraph Companies this morning
announce reduction in tolls to principal
Eastern points as follows: To Boston, Mass. !;
Worcester, Mass; Springfield, Mass; Provi-
aence, R. l.; Hartford, Conn.,. and New
Haven. Conn.,. the cost of ten-word mes
sage is reduced from rs cents to go cents.
The A. Il p. Company's Office is located at
81 West Third street. very convenient to
most of the banking and insurance offices
and the wholesale business of the bottom.
To Albany, N. Y; Troy, N. Y; Utica,
N. Y; Syracuse, N. Y; Oswego, N. Y;
New York City; Brooklyn, N. T.; Jersey
City, N. j.. Newark, N. j.; Philadelphia,
Pa; Baltimore, Nd; Washington, D. c.,
the reduction is from so to 80 cents. Thi.
reduction is in pursuance of line of policy
followed by the two companies since the
alliance of giving the public the advantage.
Of the telegraph at rate as low and uni.
form as possible,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
Suppression of Music.

The Society for tie Suppression of Music
gave its first annual banquet at Hoffman's
place on Race street Saturday night.
Tie regular toasts were as follows
"Our Cnuntrv-Once so happy and free
now so sad and forlorn under the tyranny
of music" Response by George B. Kerper
Esq.
'fro the Memory of Our City-Thougf
lost TO sight, to memory dear" Drank
standing and in noise.] Response by J. NJ
Foster, Esq.
'Our M0sic Hall'-Response by Col. L.
M. Dayton.
"Our hols'-Response by Charlie.
Augustus La Morte, Esq.
"Our Musician" s"-Response by VIM. H.
Hall, Esq.
In response to volunteer toasts patriot,
and eloquent addresses were made by til,
temporary Chairman, Mr.. Thornton NJ
Hinkle, by Mr.. Farny and others.
crown of honor was presented to the fathe
of the society, the venerable John s
Woods
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

the NJ. E. Church, Mt Auburn. It will
meet each Saturday at p. m.
There were 8 800 scholars present at the
Union Bethel Sunday school yesterday.
During the month OF November the
Union Bethel gave away 268 meals, 95C
lodgings, and 473 loaves of bread.
Clothing will be distributed among the
boys at the Union Bethel next Saturday,
and among the girls the Saturday fol.
lowing.
Mrs. Dewitt, of Mount Auburn, will
conduct the primary teachers meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, Saturday afternoons,
during the month of December.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
Wee WiFelings.

American House burned at st. Joseph,
Mo.
Carpenters mill burned at Wnona,
MINI.
Mrs. George Hertzog suicided at Brad
ford, Pa.
Nathan Carr, aged eighty-fve, died at
Kenton, O.
Mol Kennedy, frail woman. found dead
at Toledo.
Erie Railroad Depot burned at Hornells-
vile. N. Y.
Young Knoble committed suicide at
Steubenville, O.
James Young, switchman, killed by cars
near Louisville.
Mr.. Etzle crushed to death by falling
walls at Hanover, Pa.
Frank Graham died Of kick from q
horse at Washington, Ind.
Ansel NJ. Cornell, aged twenty-five, sui
cided near Spring Valley, o.
Gen. Grant will not visit Washington till
after his return from Mexic'.
| Colored desperate named Sparks killed
by officers near Navasola. Texas
But eight hundred and thirty French
Communists remain unpardoned.
Billy Watson murdered and his body
burned in feed store at Austin. Texas.
Near Logansport, Ind, Edward N. Ed
ridge struck by falling tree and killed.
| OF fifty members of the London School
B ard elected Thursday, nine are women.
Schooner Hattie johnson. with crew of
ten believed to be lost on Lake Michigan.
The Delaware & Hudson and Lackawanna
Companies have increased the wages OF
miners ten per cent
H. c. Culver, City Marshal Of Cameron.
Wis, shot and killed Saturday while EN-
deavoring to arrest two men.
Fifteen thousand people attended an
Irish agitation meeting in Liverpool on Sat-
urday. Parnell was the speaker.
1t is officially announced that the report
of the assassination of Ahmed MOukhtal
Pasha by Arnauts is without foundation.
The Pope has written to the Irish Bish
ops, asking them to interpose between thu
people and the Government to avert strife
and to pacify the pc pie.
Pete DOan, a notorious rnugh OF falnes
Vile, Ohio, inflicted severe stabs on hi
wife out of revenge because she had forbid
dsnsaloons to sell him liquor.
At Big Blue, /. T., near the Texas line
all Indian called Traker and white maj
named Fisher quarreled about a horse an'
taught duel in Indian st, le, each shoot
iiie FROM behind tree. The Indian kille'
the white man.
A squad of sixteen Deputies went on
raid t., Towns County. Ga. to capture Dayi'
: Bepjaiiiin, who is noted as desperate mai
and illicit distiller. 1t was said he had ,
force of two hundred armed men at hi
call. He was CAPTURED; but his seventeen
q year-old daughter, arrayed in her chemis
! and robe from her bed. fed like a deer t.
the .mountain-top, and there blew TO-
hortt three times. In an hour the Depu
ties were completely surrounded by an ur
= known force Of armed men, who RECAP
tured BENJAMIN.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF Interest to Our Church Goers.

The annual report of the Christ P. e.
Church is just out. It is pamphlet of
forty pages.
A literary and social club was organized
at the First German M. E. Church on Race
street last week.
Members of the Columbia Congregational
Church have organized literary club
called the Antiquarians.
Meetings will be held each evening dur.
ing the week at the Temperance Rooms No
200 Vine street, conducted by Rev. John
Morris.
Rev. D. H. Moore DID,, President Of the
Wesleyan Female College will resign next
spring it is said, to accept at u call at Den
yer, Col.
Rev. James N. Foster, pastor Of the Re
formed Presbyterian Church, on Clinton
street, has organized . class Of Chinese
which meets every Sunday at o'clock anc
has an average attendance Of twelve.
A Sunday-school Teachers Normal Clas
was organized at the Y. n. G. A. Hall las
Saturday afternoon, and will be conducted
during the winter by Rev. Mr.. Pierson, o
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

T1XECUTOR'S SALE.-PURSUANT TO THE
II command Of an order Of sale issued from the
Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, and to
me objected, will offer at pubic sale, on the
premises, OH Tuesday, December 30th, 1879, at 2
O'Clock p M, the following descrl bed real estate,
to wit:
"That tract Of land in Millcreek Township.
Hamilton County. Ohio, in Section "a, Town. 8,
Fractional Range ?. Miami Purchase, known as
Lot 8, 0 subdivision made by Commissio ers
appointed by the Court of Common Peas Case
No. q, ,945. on partit OH proceedings among the
helm OF T. D Graham, deceased, and which said
plat is recorded in Plat Book No. g. page 285, Ham.
ilton County Records Said Lot contains s. 100
acres"
Appraised at s1,l55.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance In one
and two years with interest; deferred payments to
be secured by notes and mortgage on the premises.
To be sold by order Of Court In Case No. $685.
wherein Thomas Wills, executor, is plaintiff and
Abijah F. Graham ct al. defendants.
Ft THOMAS WILLS,
Executor Of the estate of Mary Graham, deceased
J.H. a.. A. CLExnER, Attorneys del-6tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.

THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT.
The second Theodore Thomas concert
will take place at Music Hall, Thursday
evening" of this week. The College Choir,
Mr.. J. F. Rudolphsen. baritone, and the The
odore Thomas Orchestra will render the
following interesting programmes:
Requiem Mass, cminor...... ............ .Che.ubini
College Choir and Orchestra.
Intermission.
oveIsurePenthesilia & 81 ;cS s9lamaTk Ht,snan
Mr.. j. +. RudJiipGsen. III ~
Symphony-No. 5, c minor, op. 67.......- Beethoven
FIRST JosEFFY CONCERT.
The first Joseffy concert takes place at
Pixies Opera-house this evening. So much
has been said of this great artist that very
fine audience is sure to be present The
programme is as follows:
Overture-"Night and Morning" "........Baetens
Orchestra.
Herr Joseffy and Orchestra.
Piano Solos
Chromatische Fantasie and Fugue..J. 8.
Bach
b. Menuett transcribed by R. Joseffy) Sc. Boo
G. Etude on Chopins valse ID fat t.....~-R-
Joseffy
Herr Joseffy.
Andante Surprise symphony. Haydn
Orchestra.
Hungarian Fantasie . .......................Liszt
Herr Josetfy and chestra.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
"Hearts of Oak" new play that has met
with unusual success in other cities, is to be
presented at the Grand this week. 1t is
said to he replete with interest and the
scenic effect very fine. Every night and
matinees Wednesday and Saturday after
moons.
ADELAIDE NELSON.
Sale of seats for the Nelson engagement
at Pixies commenced at the Office this
morning, and persons desiring to see the
great artist of the age canlnot be too prompt
in selecting performance and securing
tickets. She will positively be here for but
three nights and one matinee as follows:
Thursday evening in 'Romer and Juliet"
Friday evening in "As You Like It." Satur.
day matinee and evening in Twelfth
Night"
HEUCK's oPERA-H0UsE
The comedy actress. Miss Laura Alberta,
will appear is week, every night and
matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
day, in new comedy, "Fifine, the Belle of
Barnegat."
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
The National Theater seems to be doing a
good business.
Belle Union Theatre-'Forbidden Fruit
and Living Pictures"
The Vine-street Opera-house-This week
"His Majesty's Safety Pin" and "Mules and
Canal Boat"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
st, Martin Branch Society, No. "a.

st. Martin Branch Society, No. "a, of the
Cath lie Knights of America, which last
week received its charter from the Supreme
Council, held a meeting yesterday after
room at St. Francis School Hall. on Vine
and Liberty streets.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, JOS Moller; Vice President, Philip
J. B ellinger; Secretaries, VIM. J. Kro-
mango and Fred. Vor dem Esche; Trea.
surer VIM. J. Banker; Committee on Ap.
plication for Membership, John 7. Vanden
berg, G. H. Menke and Henry Bruins; Spir.
Mnal Adviser, Rev. Franz Lings, O. s. F.
The bond OF the Treasurer was fixed al
$1,000.
The next meeting was set for Sunday af
ternoon, the 7th inst
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

The municipality Of bankrupt Odessa
lately begged the Government for some
remuneration for the cost of furnishing
lodgings to 2,40O commissioned officers,
400 staff do, and 100 generals, during the
war, ut cost two or three times greater
than the War Office allowance, but the
War Office refused.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

r EGAL- sTATEOF OHIO, HAMILTON COUN.
Lty. J. Jenny Thecla Kuester VS.. Edward Kues-
ter, Common Pleas ('ou t, No. 10. So The defend
ant, resident of Chicago, Illinois. will take notice
that on Friday, December 26Jh. 1879. between s
O'Clock q. m. and o'clotk p M. the plaintiff will
take the depasilinns of Samuel Rindskcpf and
others, to be used as ev dence OH the trial Ot the
above cause, at the Office of Vim. H. Mo rs notary
public, Library Bull in.s, Milwaukee. Wisconsin,
the taking of which will be adjourned from DAY to
day between said hours until completed.
ED. NJ. SPANGENBERG,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
de1-3tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.
THE BAYARp TAYLOR SOCIETY.

The Bayard Taylor Literary Society, at
its regular business meeting last Friday
evening, elected the f flowing officers to
serve for the ensuing quarter: President,
P. J. Donohue; Vice President, O. F. Will
son; Secretary, O e. Schmitz; Treasurer,
L. A. Gebhart; Critic, T. f. Mitchell; Stage
Manager, T. E. Dugean.
They will give select literary entertain
ment at their hall next Friday evening.
Friends of the Society are cordially in
vited.
THE FLORENCE DRAMATIC CLUB.
The popular Florence Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment at Melodeon Hall
Wednesday evening. December Sd, when
the following programme will be given:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

Over 10000 bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are sold every season, and thousands
of persons saved from an untimely grave.
The price is 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

S1,425 SO Profits In 80 Days.
$40 to 800 Invested in legitimate stock
specnlations in Wall street pays immense
profits. Pamphlets explaining everything
sent free. HEATH & Co., Brokers, 1927
Broadway, N. Y.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

Married ladies will find in "Dr. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher" just what they need. Try
1t.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE-BY THE SALE OF TIL
i Interest OF Jacob, Kienzle TO Charles Stein
mann. and Kienzles retiring. the firm Of Stein
mann Kienxle. y Spring Grove avenue, Cincin
natl, Ohio, has been dissolved this 25th day. o
November 1878. CHARLES STEINMANN,
JACOB KIENZLE.
W. A. CoTTER and J. J. DESMOND, Attorneys
del-3tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

Drink Webers Celebrated Beer. 1t 10 the
best. cd