The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-26
CYNTHIANA, XIV.

CYNTHIANA. ky.
Miss Eliza Clary. of Mason County, is Wis
iting friends and relatives near this city.
The boys are having lots of Christmas
here to-day, and will all be on the town to- |
night.
A fair is going on at the Cathedral School
house this week for the benefit OF the Cath
olic Church ut this place.
Rev. G. ]. Bagley has been called to
preach the ensuing year for the Union Bap-
tist Church in this county.
B. r. Burgess, who is at Montgomery,
Ala, with mules, writes back home to
friends that the mule trade is very duh.
A. Parker Garnett has sold his farm, ly-
ing on the watersof Licking in this county,
to b. G. Hickman for the sum of $500, In
three equal payments, possession to be CIV
en- the lst of January. i'"''
The river is higher than IL has been
known since 1854. The northern portion
of the. town is almost entirely under water,
and many families Lave been compelled to
move out, their houses being full of water.
AURORA. IND. .-
The merchants had an immense amount
VI iuOVi W PCIpt lily NUCh IA thC Sh"lN
# waiting upon customers who bought
Christmas goods. ...,
The Excelsior Dancing Club at Hueller's
Academy, and Continental Stars or Roll
ing-mill Boys, at Schaltze's Hall, danced to
the sweet and delightful strains of music
Christmas Eve. 5s t4-'-'-asA
.- ..-.,..- DAYTON. q. ..s-.-..
Isaac Bassett, A. c. Nixon and D.
fSeutte are candidates for the cane at st. Jo-
seph's Church Fair.
Dr. J. G. Reeves will delh er lecture to
young men at Association Hall this Fri
day) evening at 8 o'clock. Subject: 'Sex-
nal Hygiene" '~'
Theodore Dunbar, whose trial has been
nending for a week in tire Common Pleas
Court for robbery, ended last "Wednesday
:witha verdict againsttfe prisoner d.
Dayton is lively place for life insurance
men, and many are the companies repre-
sented here. The largest business done
during the year is credited to Mr.. l.. A.
Steiner, the efficient and general agent-of
the Mutual Life Association of Chillicnthe,
0trio, he having placed over $780, 600 worth
of bnsiness since January 1st of the present
YEAR. Among his numerous policy holders
are found many of onr leading business aud
professional men, reimbursement company
and agent may we'll feel prondof MES.
has manv warm friends. understands in
surance from tip to bottom, and means
business from the weFd go.
.., AyONDALE. -...-
Swelled heads are fashionable. ...-
The boys were skating ON Dury's pond
this morning. -.
The Board OF Health will organize to.
morrow evening. .r. ......
Messr, w;lso, prour ona
Wavna r. of this v;IIare sonc i'm +a,e
Grand cborns of the C)ratoro of the Messiah
l.st aven;na -
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Ine CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF the fresoyterl-
an onhoaN-schooi, whicn took place Christ
mas i've, was n"twithstahd'ng the ram
we'l attended. Inc singing ov tle chill
oreh' conducted by Dr. ). NJ. Crawiord was
pleasing feature OF the entertainment
PIQUA. q.
Rev. s. o. Royal, of Finley Chanel, Gin.
cinnat, is here visiting liis many friends.
A., r. w R.c,,urora w;fo h.vo o,o to
snend the holidavs with relatives at Look
nnd q -
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mp a"n LUCK PiaFea 10 s'ha,' mousse
SSamI, th;. .0 ',.,, %, n"uo rSt''n ",s. t ~.
citv We recomnend f. tn ,lI
w. .,.u 49, 60. u
We "eico,ne the ioll"wlng. coiiege s,u-
4ehes h.'me 10 slen" t'ie hol,ufys: CharleS
~ gT oa a.'I,, ~, r'nes1 anu Lee W., Le ,llaru'
" 9 Moos'er on'va'Sl'E. , M u & anu W.. ho. al,
C,,, 'o1n M"ii'' anu 'ohh uuaei' VI De'a"afe
oo'iese'
MEt'HAN1C~BURGs o.
To the Editor Cincinnati Star:
At a called meeting OF our citizens In
Town Hall, the following named active
workers in tire temperance cause were
elected delegates t. the State Convention,
to be held in the cityof Columbus January
|, 1880: Mrs. J. J. Ware. Mrs. Benjlmin
Taylor, Mrs. Mat. Finley, Mrs. E. l. Neer,
Mrs. F. NJ. Clemens, Mrs. John Culbertson,
Mrs. w. P. Alden, Mrs. f. ?. Bates Mrs.
George W. Nelson, Miss Fannie Williams,
Rev. A. L. Reynolds, Rev. +. NJ. Clemens,
MIR. d. B. Mahon, Mr. John c. Sceva, Mr..
Benz. TAYLOR, Mr. j. L. Magruder, Mr.. F. P.
l. Bates, Mr.. Thomas Martini Mr.. Robert
Baker, Mr. ": +; Alden MT. W.. G'DHer.
me tohe OF teelinS III the auu'ehce was