The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-03
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Mr.. E. Booth, of Undercliff avenue, has
been elected Assistant Superintendent Of
the Methodist Protestant Sunday school at
Spencer Hall. This is emphaticaly a "mis-
sionary school," and highly successful
Its enrolled membership already numbers
considerably over one hundred, with q
corps OF earnest workers for teachers, and
good library.
GREENFIELD, o.
Greenfield is gaining some notoriety as town OF
health, wealth and beauty.
Mis- Bcnuet died at the residence Of her broth
erin law 1sane Finch on Wednesday evening
lAst. Funeral took place at the Baptist Church,
Wednesday, ut O'Clock.
Murphy meetings are held regularly every week
in the Town Hall. There ls but little falling OF
IN interest The meeting Inst Thursday evening
WITS well attended. Mr. W. i. Crispin, the speaker
on the occas on, chose for his subject "Why, How
and Wheh?" and held his audience in close atten.
ton for over an hUnr.
OXFORD, %.
Mi Beatty, Of Cincinnati, returned home after
brci visit 10 her ffiond, Miss Lytle
Mr., George kygcr, who was stricken with paral-
yss OF he brain some lime ago, was seen on our
streets yesterday.
Mrs. and Mr.P. II Cone celebrated tl,,rweddipg
anniversary on Tuesday evening at the Residence
OF MIR Il. W. Kcrly.
A fight occurred in Mrs. Wortzs saloon Friday
night between Charles Blidgicrd and Henry FIah-
inT nri,itrnr ti.ht netly c0hneheei Insult
INC latter seized u beer glass that stood on the
counter and struck i'lnherty on the head with it.
kh9ckinc him down. lie then jumped on him
ana beat him fealfully.
ANNAs We
=. f. Edycomb's two-year-old daughter fell
leas sertoilsly II is fSnrrd II will mai,o har a
crpple Sad for little Blunchie5
question and oIir ctfyrns h"Ii ,,ti' ~ "a t
OF The Columbus IL IA t,yeserr IHii,,, W rIs,t
ing Mt Eu.lmhus ruunin,t Via + ri,,', x 'T'I. d.,
Jefferson o., ANN, Minister and Ceina Nor "h,
5Cn..ne poiI,t ri wayne, llh. The meeting was Il
'' g M M; ~. y. SWetE occupied the Chair,
d. liitAiela , WIS c!erk OF me meeting
I'LL oiii'tre NY ol zen was appointed to canvass for
SIo Gno ry ,ll''u 10 nol sIop until they make 1t
our lival, in the Sind over q oGo The 1 II,
tee Get next THURSDAY on business and IN eat
day for a giaud rulIy Va are pnin,r tn have " az,
other railroad and 1nakc tis mint ,roseno 'i'
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w a"Hs IND.
1ohn Kemp was kicked by mule yesterday.
The Good Templars Are having hig ,ima boro
this week, " ''o '''iie i'9ie
r,,, Gu. s,,.
ne iiiss Term OF Court IN the new building com
hlehces to-day.
CaRppAcD.
I,. p.,,,.,. t. ".
barber shop and billiard rooms
Mr. Olden,s old bors,, Flco,fo,t ,,i,l a., .,,,o.
day II was famous seed in IFS nrime e' bnvi,a, Usi,T
been knoyn n val, n,iIa ins i d X PIl,e t hpinS
The new cbnhisorp NJ Mr Iot oi "ii , ',,lu'es
him u great deal OF trouble, II he can h,vr
he mav have the whlskers IN q vrnr nr
two '~"' VI
Dr. Pyncheon has Issued a cha,,enee to n,ov anv
Carthage man a match game Of billiards, bui tns
OF this burg are unwilling ia mrrt the
redoubtable disciple OF Galen.
Our genial young townsman. Mr. William f
French who went TO Boston some time ago n, -
pleasure trip, has returned safe and somnd nnd
reports himself weli pleased with his Journey.
Almost every evening Mr. Tom Riley goes north
\ WoodIaWm yn1h , ana Mr. Harry Philips south to
lies, and their incessant toof-beatn9s have "raItv
worn away the ties
me "a? Nompanys hail was crowded Friday
,;. x;tlils WIN lashloha6e audience who listened
nrtbsae RnraI So;ot, =" te STGoiia @ concert OF the
Society acquitted themselves in hgbv ot tue
.ory manner, each number on the programme
1e!nG Spiendldly rendered. The piano solo OF Mr..
a. ,r,, II leE@assor, @ me soprano solo OF Miss Annie
he duet ri Mr. ,ra NJ, a N,i a. '"eoo M niouni '''lo
olatdrd Tho C;horaI GoniSt l., i, So i,v"Ltly al
ttion now, and last nights success is Il guaranty
hat our people will be soon favored with anoth,ir
oi their fine concerts
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'hargc OF the office FRIDAY His Dpuutv is Nie.
Blanche Taylor
CAMDEN.
Tho ga rl;,oto,, y l,or-t IN MI,
SON s one Of the ncatnS II lti h., y a G ro,shei q
,,n,,,nfais Vi 'i' i't'es' A''ie hoteis west OF te
Reriomip Fo-,s,ar c. ,,o.,.r
If the VILLAGE died on Feh aJtb N IL, IN vu H. pee'
evcnth year OF his are lie was bnrind ~,
Tedneedsv Teh 5Etb IT,, fE,,,, h lo ~E 1uriea on
-''i'' 'io''' ''1 W. L. SHurih.
to'. jim foWler's Opera house at the south end
y Maiil street ls capital little place, and he in
, oln.S qs ,iit ~ mas been occupied almost every
OnHnpI lust fn1I