The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-07

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Board from the First Ward.
The net receipts OF the late London Fail
held in this city was exactly 81, ,005 26.
B. F. Riley has been urged by his friend,
to become q candidate for Director of the
Infrmary.
Edward Goldrick, of the First Ward. i,
out as candidate for Chief of the Fire De,
partinent.
James Williams, of Melville, has taken
charge of the Arcade, lately occupied by
Ed. Schurrer.
Elder P. 7. Toliver will preach in the
A. M. Church next Sunday evening, be-
ginning at IN o'clock.
The Board of County Commissioners held
a session yesterday. Bills to the amoun,
OF $221 81 were passed.
The charming Miss Sallie Beall, of Gin.
cinnatf, who has been visiting at the home
OF Miss ELLA Gilbert, returned home to-day
after very pleasant visit.
?. X. lands, formerly of Hamilton, now
OF Evansville, Ind, was In the city Wednes-
day, in attendance at the funeral of his
brother, the late Harry c. Lands.
The funeral of Mrs. Eleanor Smith,
widow of the late Charles X. Smith. who
died Thursday afternoon at o'clock, takes
place tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at
half-past O'Clock from her late home on
Third street. Services by Rev Chas Barber.
lnterment in Greenwood.
The forty-fifth anniversary of Mr.. John
Greenwood was celebrated Tuesday even
ing by the ladies OF the Evening Star Lodge.
After congratulations all were treated to a
sumptuous repast at the hands Of Mrs.
Greenwood. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Mr.. and Mrs. Berry,
Mr. ana Mrs Rodefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Over
peck, Mr.. and Mrs Cafferty, MIR. and Mrs
Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
OBrien, Mr. and Mrs Cobough, Mr.. Harr
Mrs Skillman, Mrs. Emma Shaw Of som,
nlerviile, Mrs. Engel, Mrs. Lemons and
Mrs Slater.
BELLEVUE. KY.
Council met last night in regular session,
approved the minutes of previous meeting,
and received the annual reports of Clerk
and Treasurer, and monthly reports of
schools A resolution instructing the AS
SCISSOR to take the census while assessing
was adopted A petition from the commit
tee OF citizens asking Council to grant
enough money for transcript in the cele-
brated turnpike snit was read and the re-
quest granted. The poll books CT the cleo
tion were examined and found correct, and
Mayor Morgan administered the oath to
the new members Orders were drawn for
officers of the election on Monday.
The Board will meet every first and third
Thursdays in the month, instead of every
alternate Thursday, as before.
President Johnson announced the fol-
lowing as committees:
Petitions and Communications
Peacock and Eagel.
Ways and Means-Peacock, Luhn and
Patchen.
Law and License Ratliff and
Anspaugh.
1mprovements-Anspaugh, Ratliff and
Patchen.
School-Nagel, Ratliff and Patchen.
Printing-Patchen. Nagel and Ratlif.
;. Tax Complaints-Anspaugh, Patchen and
Nagel.
Fire and Light-Peacock, Anspaugh and
Luhn.
Claims-Nagel, Ratliff and Peacock.
Propositions and Qrieyances-Ratliff.
Luhn and Anspaugh.
The above list Of committees is worth
'aying
DAYTON. KY.
Del Cutter is back from Texas.
Andy Cutter is home from q business
rip.
The Sunday-school Reunion was we'll at |
ended at the NJ. L. Church last night.
Remember the English-speaking Catholic |
at Nolte's Hall, March 18th. |
Candidates are coming forward in the
Fourth Ward. T. $. Noblea and Harry
.ambe are announced for School Board,
.nd Milton X. Hunter and John Reid for
)ouncil.
CARTHAGE, 0.
The social at the Methodist Church the
thef evening was very successful and ell
oyabie affair in every particular, netting
ute handsome sum to the church,
The congregation of the Christian Church
re about TO remodel their editice, or prob
bly, build new one. They have plans
nd estimates under consideration and no
oubt viii reach q conclusion in q few
ays.
Mr. Oscar McCammon, a handsome Young
IAN of Carthage, was united in wedlock to
iss Tooker last evening. II is the wish of
ne many friends OF the happy couple that
leirs may be long and prosperous mar
ed life.
The boys of the village have decided to
nitate their elders in one respect, at
ast, as they have resolved TO give what
ley term grand ball at the Gas Hall, on {
le 18th inst. They promise a good time |
all who may attend.
The boys around the billiard-room are
lSious tor Mr.. Mike Knapp to reappear Z
,dfihish that thrilling mule story that he
,gun some days ago. They are also desir. ,
is that he relate it in manner sufficient /,
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