The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-13

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slipped off dislocat:ngi her shoulder. DIR.
Vail was called on,who soon relieved her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Bourquin and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hall left Tuesday evening to
attend the opening of the Exposition at
Cincinnati. Mrs. DR.. Medsker lett Wednes-
day and Mrs. James Iangan left Thursday
for Cincinnati to take in the Exposition.
GEORGETOWN, Ky.
Rev. Pierce and wife, of Shelbyville, were
IN town yesterday.
Mr. s. w. Jesse, of Shelby County, is in
Georgetown visiting his brother.
The September session of the Circuit
Court adjourned Tuesday evening.
President Hayes and party passed
through this place at 1l3O Friday morn
ing. There were about eight hundred
people at the depot to receive him.
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Rev. Mr.. Saunders will occupy the M. z.
Church pulpit Tomorrow.
Miss Jessie Lambe is home from an agree
able visit at Richmond Ind.
St. Francis Church has been ordered to
be sold by the Chancery Court.
Miss Ada Havlin returned last night
from pleasant visit to Oakley o.
Regular services by Rev. DR.. Skilmann at
the Baptist Church tomorrow.
Communion and baptismal services at the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Klett, 80 badly injured by his
wagon upsetting is better to-day.
Mr.. John A. Scott. former citizen of
Layton, is now in business at Findlay, o.
The Good Templars last night completed
arrangements for their grand entertainment
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bean gave house
warming at their new home last night. 1t
was feast of merry making.
Mrs W. P. Wilson, wife of the City
Treasurer of Richmond, Ind, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Harry Lambe.
The city of Dayton yesterday received
judgments against A. Grail, $50; w.
schuelter, $36; II. Curwood, $780,; NJ. Volk
$12 IS.
Guiding Star Lodge, No. 45, X. of P, is
making extensive preparations for confer
ring the Amplfied Third Rank next Sat
urday night.
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The basement of the lagonda House is
to be favored by the adding of tonsorial
shop.
Get your houses numbered before Sep
tember 18th, or you will receive visit from
the City Engineer.
A sulky, the property of Dave Compton,
was taken by unknown parties from Dave $
shed on Thursday night.
John T. Norris is at present rambling in
Canada He is on the lay of Dave Hender-
son, one OF the men who participated in the
Durbin Ward robbery.
Hon. VIM. Mckinley, Republican, is an
announced for an address here Sent. 22d.
DIR. e, Grey. Democrat entertains the De-
mocracy Sept. 25th.
Parties about to erect buildings of value,
or make notable improvements, must keen
in mind that after the 18th inst buildin.
permit will be required. City Clerk
Shewaller will be ready at that time to
furnish the necessary papers.
P, Lothschuetz, of the Spangenberser
House, East Main street, entertained his
many friends aad patrons on THURSDAY
night bv giving hop and supper in honor
of the dedication of his commodious din.
ing-room, lately added to the house.
A batch of the members of the Sub Rosa
Club were taken on Thursday night to the
residence of Mrs. G. Alt just east of the city
in a Dnifenbaugh Buss drawn by four spr-
tied nags. Johnny Mills, Champion CITY
Orchestra acc 1mpanied them and, it is said,
furnished the instrumental portion Of the
entertainment.
Otto Addle, youngster of thirteen sum
mers appeared before the Mayor on Fri
day to answer for the stealing of some
BRASS from Creighton's foundry. His
Honor found Otto 81 and COSTS and he not
having the requirement, was put upon the
Leach staff for seven days,
Officer Lang's latest victim for violation
of the Sunday Saloon Ordinance is Theo
dore Bolts, of East Main street. Wher
arraigned it was found that Bolts was onl,
| a dealer in spirituous liquors, and did moi
| conduct saloon. No case could be made
| against him, and he was discharged.
| The glass box in the post-office are tt
| be removed after October 1st. A number
Of them will be used, but only for the ben
eft of our neighbors beyond the reach O
carriers. Postmaster Shipman desires tina
our people should hereafter have their let
ters directed to street and number.
A son of M. w Plattenberg, of Wes
Pleasant street fell from tree in the var,
of the house on F,iday morning. His in
| juries are terrible cash in the head sup
nosed to have fractured the outer table o
the skull. Fears are entertained that
conclusion of the brain has been caused.
William N. Wliteley has rendered hi
resignation as Receiver of the s., ]. & ?
Road, which has been accepted, and VIM
Thornburg appointed to the place. Re
ceiver Thornblrg gave bond in the sum
| S30. COO and Whiteley was ordered to fiji
his accounts in ten days. Whitelev retire
so as to be bidder upon the road at tn
sale October LIST.
| Drs. Seys, Buckingham, Bryant and Bel
held pest mortem examination on Thurs
day over the remains of Nelson NJ. Smith
of whose sudden death mention has alread
been made. The conclusion rendered wa
that Smit had died of congestion of tn
lungs, brought about by the enlargement
of the liver, which was found to be oftwic
its natural size and weight.
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