The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-22

ReV. MT SlHueS.
Our citizens at the primary meeting tonight
should nominate good men for Council.
1The members of Council will attend the great
temperance entertainment next Friday night
Rev. Mr.. Pettis. of Newport will preach In the
Council Chamber at 31a o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Humphreys. who is now spending the win
ter in the South has her fayorite paper, the STAR
mailed to her every day.
Geo Hobson on Thursday night in Council
wanted tn advertise in the defunct Sun. The
other mem bers OF the Board would not have II,
ana Hobson was forced TO Omit that the Sun had
set The set took place this morning.
DAYTON. KY.
Dummies running wild this week.
new m-ferry for Dayton is being agitated
Our wide-awake druggist is once more at his
post.
Mrs Ida Arthur is much improved and able to
sit up.
Prof. Adams Concert Chorus meets tonight for
practice.
Mr.. W. NJ. White was very i'll last night and
getting weaker.
Miss Kate Whitney is still confined to her bed
and but little better
Mr.. Isaac Walker, of the Highlands, has been
quite i'll for several days
Rev. Mr.. Sanders will enlighten his hearers at
tne NJ L. ChuTch on sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews officiates at the Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath afternoon.
Miss May Frazee. of Columbia Mo-, is sojourn-
ing with her uncle, Mr.. Kaighn.
Don't forget the NJ. E. C. concert Tuesday,
March 9TH. Good time anticipated
Somebody stole Rev. Mr.. Sanders hat at the
Good Templars' meeting last night
His Royal Highness, Sir Dokes the cigarist, is
we'll again, and smiles broadly on all.
It is currently reported in the Mystic Circle that
Capt. j. H. Williamson, OF Newport Railroad fame,
is negotiating for our road.
Dr. Skilman, of the Baptist Church, will edify
his audience Sabbath morning and night Young
people specially invited.
Dr. T. T. Bradford, of Augusta, KY, who has
been the guest of MIR. p T. Kaign for several days,
leaves for home this evening.
Two reporters, who had scented an item afar
off, called ut the residence of Mr. s. +. Black, in
Upper DAYTON, last night. Mr.. Blacks SONS, it is
stated. mistoOk the reporters for chicken thieves
and attacked them, when lively skirmish en-
sued, in which nobody was seriously injured The
reporters had rumor that Mr.. 5. F. Black had
committed suicide, and they were tracing the
truth oft. The reporters threaten to sue out war
rants for assault
HAMILTON.
Oliver Traber is a candidate for County Sheriff
Democratic, of course.
grand street parade will be given this after
noon by the Light Infantry.
Miss Cora VanAusial, of Eaton, is the guest of
Col. l.. D. Campbells family.
Hon. james E. Neal. Speaker of the House, was
in attenda ce at the military ball last night.
Judge Henderson Elliott yesterday held short
session of Common Pleas Court in the Clerk q
Office.
Owen Kearns, who was injured Wednesday last,
IS considered some better but suffering considera-
BILE pain
VIM. Shuler last Wednesday night furnished the
lunch for the Star Dancing Clubs entertainment
and supper.
Wm. Redman, indicted and convicted for burg
larry. was yesterday sentenced to two years in the
Penitentiary
In the case of John Sonager against Henry p.
Deuscher. judgment in favor of plaintiff for $751;
was rendered.
Rev. Barber, of the Episcopal Church, will de-
liver the second of a series of lectures on temper
ance tomorrow night in Christ Church, on Third
street.
The funeral of Katie, the little daughter of
John f. Reif, will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the Christian Church, First Ward. Services
by Rev. ]. r. Gaf.
An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner spen-
Ger on the body OF Mary Riley, who was found
dead in her bed at her home in the First Ward. A
verdict OF death from apoplexy was rendered.
In the case of John P. Acton, executor, VS.. VIM.
Atchley ct al the Court found that the defendant
did execute the note and mortgage described i'll
the petition, &c, and that there is due plaintiff
executor S343 67.
Miss Mollie Owens and her friend Miss Poots,
students at Miss Armstrong's school, at Mt. Au.
burn were in attendance at the military party last
night Both young ladies looked very handsome
and were much admired.
Henry Bubenheim, who kept shoe store on the
corner of Ludlow and Fourth streets was last night
run over and xii cd by the 6;25 train south. 1t is
supposed he was walking on the track and did not
hear the train until it was upon him. The aeci-
dent happened near the Miami Distillery.
SPRINGFIELD. O.
The Narrow gauge people are being paid off
yes, in manner that is anything but satisfactory.
The pay car of the c., c.. C. & l. put in an ap-
pearance ON Friday and made the boys happy.
Mr.. James johnson, Sr, has returned to our
city He had been up TO see the Governor Mt Co
lumbus, with petition for the pardon of Patrick
Yarrow.
TIL mas Harrison, while in search of dog wan
dered into Mr.. Farrs residence on West High
street, Thursday afternoon, and from his actions
when he entered one would suppose that he had
forgotten the object of his errand and was taking
a general survey of the premises. There were none
of the male members at home at the time. but t1e
ladies invited Thomas intn the parlor where he
WIS entertained until Officers Long and Croft put
in an appearance. who escorted the dog man up
to the Mayors office, where he was held over OIL
suspicion
Detective John 7. Norris arrested at Columbus,
on Thursday, man named George H. Wilson,
whom he brought to this ty on the charge of OBJ
tanning goods under false Iret nses. Wilson was
supposed to be the party who obtained three vau-
able chains from B. Allen, the Mainstreet jeweer,
some time since. He obtained the chains by Civ
in the name of B. F. Wilson, well-known busi-
ness man of Main street, saying that he wished the
same for his wife to make choice out OF. On
Friday afternoon he was brought before Mayor
Cole for examination and was bound over to the
Common Pleas Court, with bond fixed at $780, the
charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses
being sustained.
Nerve Inquietude ana its Remedy.
Restless nerves, at least those that are