The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25

at Coieiildii, oDtafnlng goOus unuer ialbe
pretenses; George Girdle, assault and bat
tery; Clark Farmhouse, Henry Broom,
Thomas Finch, performing common labor
ON the Sabbath, pleaded guilty, and each
lined So and costs; August Hibschman, Jos.
FrOek, John He'll These latter mentioned
are for liquor indictments
AvONDALE.
Mr. Gus Holterhoff has gone to California
for his health.
Ex-Policeman John Pfefer, who Is suffer
ing with cancer in his nose, was reported
in critical condition this morning.
Miss Alice Guysi, very accomplished
young lady, has organized music and
painting class and is meeting with marked
success.
Marshal Brown has received instructions
from the Mayor to arrest, on sight all per
SONS found hunting in the village. MINI
rods, beware.
The children's party given by DR.. John
NJ. Scudder to his little sons, Byrd and
Ford last evening, was an event not soon
to be forgotten by those who were able to
attend. Instead of dancing, games, old
fashioned ones, were INDUCED in, all of
which the children seemed to enjoy
heartily.
DAYTON. kY.
The Board of Education will meet at the
lower schOol-house on next "Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Henry Barnes, of this CITY, repre-
sents Dayton at the Masonic Grand Lodge
in session at Louisville.
Doctor w. M. Stephens will address the
Knights of Pythias. at their next regular
meeting, on RYE Straw"
Preaching at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, morning and evening, BY Rev. e..
e. Hill, of Madisonville, Ohio.
Ladies speak in complimentary terms of
DR. Keith as the most gallant of conductors,
excepting, firs and always, Bob Bean.
Mr.. w. w. Bean, the energetic manager
of the street railroad, is moving all creation
TO get tile track in tirst-class order and the
new cars upon it.
At the Baptist Church Rev. L. H. DON
ner, of Cincinnati, will preach in German
on Sunday afternoon. All are invited, es-
pecially the Germans.i
In the City of Newport VS.. The Dayton
Street RAILWAY suit for damages, motion
oy the defendant for new trial was over
ruled in the Circuit Curt.
The proceedings at the Good Templars'
meeting last night, consisting of an ad-
dress by Rev. K. L. Sanders, and recita-
tions, singing and music, were of unusual
interest.
The ladies Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
will give social and reception to their new
minister, Rev. John N. Erwin at the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. Hassor, next Tuesday
evening, and will be pleased to see all of
the congregation and their friends
SIDNEY, o.
Work on Wagner's brewery is progressing
rapidly.
T. J. orbison. of Sidney, is on a visit to
Missouri.
Miss Della Amos went to Delaware on
Tuesday.
Miss Kate -Four, of Piqua, is visiting Mrs.
John Chestnut.
John Harris, of Sidney, has gone to Green
Springs for his health.
Frank Hemm returned last week from a
three months visit in California.
Miss Lizzie Allison, who has been visiting
friends In the western part of the county
for two months past, returned to her home
at Oalathe Kansas, last week.
On Tuesday afternoon, during the tempo
rarv absence of the family an unknown
sneak-thief entered the residence of Benja-
min Worst, on North Main street, and stole
between Sc and 50.
Felix A. Vincent and Eve, with a
choice support, will be here three consecu-
tive nights, commencing next THURSDAY, in
Monumental Hall. The programme is en-
tirely new and worthy of liberal patronage.
Felix and Eve are well and favorably
known here.
BELLEVUE. KY.
II you don't think the dummies are In an
improved condition, ride down from Day
ton.
Mr.. Caspar Phillips had the little finger
of his right hand cut off while at work in
Cincinnati on Thursday.
AL. Hicdon and a few others leave for the
Miami River tonight on a hunting expedi-
ton. A skif conveyance will be used.
The party given by Mr.. Charles Hause-
man on Thursday night was well attended,
and an ENJOYABLE time spent all around.
We are informed that tickets on the New
port q Dayton Street Railroad will be sold
in packages Of thirty for 81 to Bellevue and
possibly thirty-three tickets for 81.
The NJ e. Social last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Williams was largely attended,
very enjoyable time spent, and the Golfers
| Of the treasury increased considerably.
The temperance praise meeting to-mor.
| row night will open promptly at 7.30. A
| host of speakers will be present, including
several members of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union Of Cincinnati.
The Sans Souci, Club of Dayton, oil
| which Harry Mann and Frank Ross. whom
everybody knows, are members, will give
their first social next Friday at Odd fellows
Hall, Dayton. 1t will be select affair.
AURORA. IND.
The regular term Of Court adjourns to.
day.
Do not forget to winess the grand knights
parade.
This city will be well represented at Law
| renceburg tomorrow to witness the grand
parade.
The Liedertafel Band received an entire
new set of brass instruments of the latest