The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-23

luckily he sustained no serious injuries.
The $50 express on the c., H. & D. r. r.
regards hogs as peculiarly obnoxious Some
live or six have been run over this week
within the city limits by this one train.
SUPERINTENDENT L. d. Brswn and several
of the teachers in our schools left this
morning for G lumbus to attend the meet
ing of the Central Ohio Teachers Associa'
tion.
Friday evening, October 31st, is the time
set for the Hallow-eve Ball, given bv Di-
vision No. /. A. O. H., at Beckett's Hail.
Snme Of Hamiiton's leading fun-makers
and tOe-tippers are interested In the affair
and will do all in their power to make it
success.
Toe Meat Lost-While VIM. Shuler and
Others were out pigeon-hunting yesterday
afternoon his gun was accidentally dis
charged, severing one or two of his toes
from his right font They got the pigeons
jnst the same. and at last report the gist OF
Williams song was, You shan't have any
of nv pigeons when your pigeons are
gone"
the gravel train OF the G., H. q d. II. r.
uitei seetiis niS pay anu N'o HiUCu bue
juice to sustain his equilibrium, went ia
the hotel tn take a nap. He laid down
without malice or forethought) beside a
big dog and finally rolled around until he
got too close to the sensitive animal and
was bitten twice in the jaw and face I'm.
derhill dressed the wounds.
HELLEvUE. Kv.
Mr. John Trapp has commenced work on
Center street, John will wAoop it up in a
hurry.
We regret to announce that Mrs John
Wenderoth was delivered yesterday of a
stillborn son.
The temperance meeting was enlivened
last night by readings and songs by several
mem Ders of the Order.
A meeting Of young persons musicallv
inclined will be held tonight at the resi-
dence Of Miss Susie Pownall.
Mr.. b H. Robb has erected stable on
the rear end If his lot for the use of his
Shetland ponies during winter.
Why is Chas. Spinks allowed to unload
his rocks on the sidewalk on Berry avenue
The rocks ought to be removed at once,
Through the efforts of Mrs. Margaret Gil.
liyan an elegant chrome was raffled for the
benefit of poor widow here, II was won
by Mrs AL. Firman.
The new managers of the dummies ought
to consider whether or not it would paw to
charge three cents to Bellevue as formerly
or five cents at present Over double the
amount of people would ride if the price
was put at its former figure. ..
Richard s. Frazer. Deputy Past Grand
Die ator of the Knights of Honor, of Gov.
ington, insti uted the new Lodge last night
at M. Stalzenburgh's, in the presence of
tNenty-four charter members. Tue cere-
monv vas conducted in the usual solemn
and impressive style
The following officers were elected. J.
II. Everlart p. d.; +. +. Bey land, D.. A.
V. Firman. v. d.. John G. human, A. d. !;
has. W. Nagel, Recorder; George Stetter
Financial Recorder; A. FL. Dresselhaus
Treasurer; Walter Ross Sentinel; F. Stol-
zenberg, Guard. Messrs. Nockenhorst Dilts
ana Marshall, Trustees The next meeting
will be held Friday night, October 3.st
DAYTON. IKE.
Dummies are doomed.
DR.. Keith manipulates the dummy
brakes.
"Ticketsl' shouts Bob Bean, In stento-
rian voice.
Mr. Alfred Fox Is confined to his home
on account Of rheumatism.
Jake's white mule again sticks up his
ears hopefully. He sees q job in the near
future.
The proprietor of the ferrvboat "Col.
Sci lers' proposes to erect cabin ON his
boat, and two new wharfboats.
Complaint is made that no provision IA
made at the school houses for coal, and
that several scholars have been obi ed to
stav at home on account of there being no
fires.
The following gentlemen are proprietors
of the Newport and Dayton Street Rail.
roai rs reorganized: DR.. w. G. Keith and
w. w. Bean. of DAYTON, and John Gates,
lanes Gates. and Henry Caldwell, of Gin
cinnati. They are all men Of ability and
energy Now let her boom.
L.wRENCEBURG. IND.
Licensed to love through the trials and
tribulations of life, Miss Mary Fabere and
john w. Irultt
Prof. s. P..Til'ev, of Patriot, Ind, is here
organizing dancing school. He has twen-
ty pupils at present.
The Big" day. Sunday next, Is the talk
vt the town. Six compa. les of Catholic
Knights of Cincinnati will arrive here Sun.
day morning to assist tie Knights of st.
of this city, Ia dedicatng their
tx. of 81. L) new silk national flag The
Knights of st. Thomas, of Cincinnati, will
also have their new flag dedicated here,
The companies of Knights will parade the
streets in the morning headed by a hand.
A free dinner will be served the visiting
Knights.
AURORA. IND.
The Crescent Brew cry moved Its effects
from the old to the new Office Tuesday.
This CITY is booming. Seven frame and
brick residences are being erected on West
Fourth street, besides numerous either
dwellings which are under construction In
different parts of the city.