The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-14
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CALIFORNIA, q.

CALIFORNIA. q.
grand musical and dramatic entertainment
under the auspices Of the California ME- Church,
is on hand.
The latest news from W. W. Tice was that he
was doing well, and would likely remain in Ten
nessee all winter.
Prof. Austin Woods has conquered all the cham
piOn checker players in this part of the county,
and now weeps because there are no more 70 con
quer.
The California M. T. Sabbath school orga nized
for the year 1879 as follows Teacher Of Bible
Class. Q. B. Evans Glass No. 2, Mrs. Dr. Gaines;
No. 3, Y, w. Sibcy: No A, c. W. Salisbury: NO D,
Miss Matte Eoesole; No. s, Miss la Vail; No
liams; organist, Miss Matte Ebersole: Assistant
0rganst, Miss Emma Rilea; Secre ary, Miss Emma
Parker: Librarian, Geo. Ensign; Assistant Libra
ran, John Bartholomai; Treasurer, ". W. SiDcy.
Number present Sunday, Jan. 18th, ~
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Services in the NJ. T. Church tonight
Our gallant In. g. fremen would sooner sit
around u hot fire than conduct a debate.
Yesterday our typo said Mrs. Taylor Wells would
lecture tomorrow night ltshould have read Mr.,
and not Mrs.
Conrad Hahn lost his coal float and a barge by
the breakup yesterday. They were landed at
Covinston, badly wrecked
A coal barge landed in shore last night or early
thus morn ng. A number Vi persons were aboard
this morning. each willing TO say that 1t was
caught by them.
About O'Clock last night man was leading q
horse by o halter when one Of the dummi scame
sno ting along, and the horse made q plunge Tor
ward, throwing has driver in the slush. The ami
mai was caught at the rolling mill.
LUDLOW. KY.
Look out for burglars. Bolt yours doors and
windows and keep your pop close at hand in
night time.
Mr.. B II. L. Gravener and his charming and ac-
complishod sister, May, were the recipients Of a
most agreeable surprise pa ty OF ladies and gen
temen from Covington, few even nss since.
Mr. Hugh Rife, our handsome young druggist
and Assistant Postmaster has just received an in
vitat on from the Burlington Terpsichorean Club,
to be delivered to the "prettiest girl in Ludlow,
and her company" to attend party there on the
18th prox. The modest Assistant P. NJ is sorely
perplexed as to which box the sweet-scented and
handSomel ly-Wrltt N invitation should be put.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Several Sunday fights and small batch of
drunks.
The Central NJ. E. Church will have services
nightly throughout the present week.
Ed Leffele had robe which is valued at $25
stolen from his sleigh on Saturday night
Several exciting runawavs on Saturday night,
but in every case the occupants of the sleigh es-
capped without receiving injuries.
Kidders fashionable barber shop opened o-day.
1t is in the build adjoining his restaurant, and
IS one of the neatest and prettiest shops in our
city.
Judge Goode returned in time to open up the
winter term of the Common Pleas Court, which
began on Monday afternoon. The term promises
10 be a long one.
George H. Knight the ticket agent at the Short
Line Depot, is off duty and is working in the in
terests of a matrimonial picnic which is to take
place in few days
A meeting was held on Monday night at City
Hall by our eolored citizens to take action against
man as teacher over their new school, on North
street. They claim that as their chill
dren are not allowed the privileges OF our other
them that it is proper that they should be taught
by those of their own color, especially when there
are those among them fully as competent as the
one in charge.