The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-08

BELLEvUE. KY.
Ladies should patrol, ne the bellevue notion
store for their notions and small wears
Revival meetings next week.
Firemen's meeting on Monday night
If man is arrested frr ceiving stolen goods,
why not arrest the person who stole the goods?
Rev. Mr. Petts, of Newport, will preach at $3.50
p. H. tomorrow afternoon, in the Council Cham
bLr
Regular service in the NJ. f. Church tomorrow
morning at Il. M, by Rev. Mr.. Sanders. Services
at night lis usual
Anindividual signing himself Justice seIids
us lengthy card OF yer, abusive language to-
wards our City Council and Mayor Morgan i'll re-
gard to the AssessorsIip. We can not recognize
such communication, as it contains more NTH
than justice.
HAMILTON.
The Irving Club meets to-right at Miss Maggie
Parks.
Abram Cobaugh, of the First Ward, is out for
Street Commissioner.
Bishop Jaggar will be the guest of Mrs. D. w.
Brant while in the CITY.
Miss Puss Smith, of Oxford. is Wis ting her aunt,
Mrs. Judge Crane, OF Ross street.
Wendell Phillips will lecture ON March 18th,
and not on the 8th, as before stated.
Major John Kennedy who has been a sufferer
from an injured foot is able to walk out.
Constable Tom Regan's domicil is blessed with
ten-pound girl baby. 1t came Tuesday night
L. A. Boil is erecting telephone from his store
s,rnt w. o,ie "e'Voin oioi Asf'e'"P" 'A--oo si -eA
James Ward, one of Butler County's oldest resi-
dents. is lying quite i'll at his home in Fairfield
Township.
Pow + p caF of tne First Ward Christian
Church, will take for his text tomorrow morning,
Have you received the Holy Spirit since you be-
lieved?
Tn the cose Of the State against Jobn Weaver Jr
and Jacob Long transcript was filed from the
docket of Mayor Hedding of Middletown, for
petit larceny.
netition is in circulation n.ovinp tho T. Jegisle.
ture to establish one more judge in the second
subdivision. Butler County will probably supply
the judge ii the petition is granted.
Among those in attendance at the Assnmblv
last night were noticed Miss Ella Rhodehan ei
OF Piqua, who is visiting her aunt, Mrs Robert
Millikin, Miss Ida Ogle BY. Mss Birdie Thomas
and Miss Iva Beninger of Middetown, Miss Belle
Eicheberger, of Urhana, and DR.. ]. G. Sutphin,
OF Middletown.
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40 E3tra n meenlilgs nave peeh cohtIhued nlghty M
cne Papulsi GhuIcn, slce .ie week Oh prayer, WIN
Rev Mr., stevens the pa,tur. is q faithful and de.
voted man,
The following somewhat singular text Ia an-
nounced for the sermon of Rev, w. Hollinshed
pastor Of the Columbia Methodist Church Gpen--
Ger Hall), TOMORROW evening: ~ nave put OF
sermon ' viii nth be On the Ascension AN' ino'iins
2 "N'V'
Dr W. W. CaInnpeIl, LOT many years resident
ol s sis U.s, "rr' m I ior meap
oHe' ->'''' VI ="
NJ assnt visit of fir UaoEs p,t n.y. aiSea
Mr and Mrs Thomas Failton. returned home n,,
Monday last
The .little f,lksu Commodora Foot ond sistor
were well received at the Opera-house Thursday
evening last. The audience were perfectly de.
lighted with the entertainment given by them.
McCord the ndefatigabe "getter-up" of rail
road excursions to your city is extensively adyer
tbs ng one to come or Tomorrow February
Sa Of ta MP chnon stoSa sa CO. loi
s"ie "' 'Ao '''s"' oi'' oi i"'h S''ee''
Prof. L. d: Browns resignation as Superinten-
eortad a ie h ,b sch6 RnorS Ts seuepeo ana
- a,d ps,f ' Itn Wit%ro, af Eatl
0hio ieo,nd ~ al the vonann oa III;
his duties March LIST. Prof Brown is an accom- D
iished scholar, polished gentleman and ali indie
fatigable worker, and no better successor TO Prof
H-is' VI haihiVoii' oliio' co'iio nave oeeh hlaoe
DAYTON. KS.
Pay up your taxes.
Tom Lusk and Lew CASTOR started for Texas
last night
ME- Aid Society of Miss Fannelps rosidoro,
Monday night
Mr. Mathews will occpnv tho preshvtorio,
mint m SaI,hath 0Ns' WV is''' 'o'''"
'I,f va
Kew. Mr.. Mathews conducted the Presbyterian
Froi' McolnnlS ana MT. walker were initiated
INTO the Good Iempafs last night
Rev. j. Felix, of Augusta, Ky, is expected to as
siSt at the Baptist Church tomorrow.
The Baptists have been holding services all the
week Several additions to their membership.
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; :" of i bis on" fid f 49, ao aiG pes'
covery.
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e, niss ~ fao sor nad We hnr'a a6 i,oi ~ te pau
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hci "eieoih ieiieh
Mr.. Sanders fills his appointment at Bellevue,
aud also takes care of his flock here on Sabbath
DIR skilman the Rantist minister will admins.
ter to the spiritual waats of his congregation on
sunday ana during the week.