The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24

Wellsville, Ohio, asking the Introduction
into the schools of the city of the Juvenile
Temperance Manual, BY Julia Coleman,
and recommended DIR. Richardson. NO
action was taken by the Board. The Com
mittee on Claims reported the following
bills and teachers salaries, which were or
dered paid: Interest on bonds Ms. 81, ",
SO and 81, 1882 80; G. E. Dickinson Co.,
seats. SIS 76; Philip Morganthaer. " ~;
M. q r. Burgheim. dictionaries, S3l O4;
John M0ebus, for shOvels, cups and other
articles for the various schOoi-houses,
$3S 80
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Edward Smasher,
bouncing boy, yesterday.
Mr.. e. w. Mcclure, formerly an enter
prisng business man of this city, but now
of Richmond, Ind, is here shaking hands
with old-time friends
Mr.. Charles Wilson. Deputy Auditor OF
this (Dearborn) County, honorably resigned
his position in that capacity and left for
Chicago, ILL.,. last night, to run theater IN
the City of the Lake.
John BIGGER, an old resident of this burg,
died Yesterday at II Il. III. of paralysis,
Funeral takes place Tomorrow at a. M.
from st. Lawrence Church. Rev. J. II.
Souderman will otficiate.
AURORA. IND.
The marriage of John w. Truitt, who Is a
member OF the X. of p. of this city, to Miss
Mary Fabere. of Petersburg. Boone County,
KY, took place last evening. The marriage
was sOlemnized at the BRIDES home, in
Petersburg, in the presence TT gnite num-
ber of in, tied guests Presents were num-
erous. A grand repast was relished by all
present
MARIETTA.
Postmaster S. L. Grosvenor is able to be
about again.
A new paper will appear soon from IT,:
high school called the Phoebus, 10 be issued
by the senior class
Mrs. G. T. Frazier was called to New Jer-
sew, a few davs since. on account of the i'll
ness of her sister. Since her arrival news OF
the death of her sister has been received.
The foot ball contest between the Fresh
men and Juniors of the College Yesterday
resulted in score of 8 to 2 in favor of the
Juniors. The students are drilled regularly
bv Gen. B. ID. Fearing. and altogether they
have sufficient exercise. A skirmish drill
will take place upon Harmar Hill on Sat
urday of this week.
WILLIAMSBURG,O
We are informed by the parties whose
names we're mentioned in our special of
Yesterday headed "a Blacker BIacked,'' ~
that there was no foundation in fact for the
report at all. We sincerely regret our pub
licaton of the statement, which we we're
led TO believe came from reliable source.
DAYTON. Kr.
The Good Templars are out with another
fine printed programme for to-nisht's pro-
ceedings.
On The night of the Sans souci party a
car will leave Mt 2 o'clock for the conve-
nience of those living in Newport and Gin
cinnati.
Father Hildebrandt, of st. Franci,
Church. goes soon t" Teutopnls, Illinois,
where he will enter the novitiate of tile
Franciscan Order, it Is reported.
Mr., Robert N. Graham, one Of our well.
known citizens, while emnloyed at the Gin
cinnati Old Mems Home yesterday, sus-
tanned serious fall, which resulted in
breaking his arm.
The regularity with which the cars run
and the excellent system of the new rail
road management has already increased the
travel perceptibly. Work has been COM
menced on the stable for the horses