The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-08

m. The funeral cortege was very large
one Mrs Walker waswell much respected
IN Aurora, West Side and 1aSrenceouig
hawreiceourg t.an.r, was repfeSeh''o "' 'A'
1u"oiai' GA
-, Ahs A' y. al
lhe New oneans+ miustreis appsaIeu az
ulty Hall SATURDAY night, ana 10 spite oi
snca =" ', '"'lS' 80 : : 80
new paper appeared last weex, ir"i,
beverly, named the Beverly Uspaen, gu
i.ea a ana puoiished oy wafer MILES
manrar cants;n;ns q s;sht lima naaes well nrint-
ed and II will ha sxcead;pplv we'll edited
II sncceaS;ne rnmbers s,a mn IN the stand
ard of ths first Nf :" - ! :.
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Johnp n.ia.aa "a fas,;,,, ro,ovoa +o
col",hr w ts,SS sSavSwnadaNI @ '
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1oh,' ,ra,, % as.at M "t =. ha tna Hi ~
g. a;a .ha M.no.,a aunM. co,rt Az 'H'
7 10y ~ '''o ~"' VI oo"i' way I
The Richmond Won Boyle Combina-
tioh are billed for two performances here
Tor December ilth and lzth. 'Our Candl-
date Is the Dill. r. .s'
Gen. Fitzpatrick, who lectures at t,e
Opera House on iuesday night next, SPEAKS
at Corry, fa.. to-hight ana comes 70 Ohlo on
Iuesday TO MI TINS engagement. 9
Tom Smith. who received quite a compli-
men tary send off In the STARof Saturday on
t g strength of deserting Uncle Reed,
ttrned up at the lbastile shortly after bis
faght In care OF ofhcers Crott and walters
Sadie f Henderson las filed a petition
.,~H NJ. I Il. Il L,-<
extreme cruelty divorce from her hus-
band, Abraham Henderson,; also that her
maiden name, Sadie e. Morris, be restored.
The cafe run on the European plan fla
mode New England) proved a profitable
adventure. The ladies' of the First Uni.
versalist Church should be highly compli-
mented for their good cooking. Why, to
Flock at pretty Miss under Martha
Washington cap is tiptop desert for any
reasonable man. .'u t5a
I Tho loa;os wbo bola ral;o;ors sorv,oo
| rom to sacord arndav Of sverv n,nrth
ot tho stat;sn.i,o.sa fannd amt Mat II wns
H. Nova tho L,v ,tn,,.d ,,nan than, uostar-
dav. Uncle Billy was called away, and to
4 continue their servicei In his absence could
not be done otherwise. rt4F
| J,E co,y;,, of Ko,to, Ohio sarvad ant
,,is .;,.s on Waltar,s r'ck contract a abs,nt
+ha ,,,;.Sa1a ! .f las a.o,, Ho has s;,,ce tl,,,,
"nt thronSh sassraI 1in drm,rs and e n.Iera; 90
n,ada h;msaif ohr,x;fns h ionda5 a.
| Roads On ,ss4nrdav n;ght and NAV She
4 f'..nd i, III IA s;t T. -daS
4 ~,
| Giles y. SteDolns, talented gentleman
| OF Clevelano, ohio ADA aressed 1.-The society
| toifSp:rltnal'sts at Aliens hall on Sunday
afternoon and evening. I'VE, Hls subject n the
afternoon ~ was Inc DAYS o1 @ Tue hochester
Sniritual Movement and IT, Abnses y
James Ward we'll and favorahlv known
thrnuphout ti,apg citv r,iatl at h;s homs
fEast High street. on Saturday mornins
after an illness of but a few days. MI
WarA had at different periods, served MS in
official capacities being at one time Deputy
County Clerk and at another Justice Of tlle
Peace. He was born MAY 3lst. 1929, being
~ 'ne .,'iie oi ms ea; az Ivy a. Eeaas ~ oa age.
Up w. ~" uays ~ W MS usa'n "a uni. ne "as .'t
,.'-sA ~ En "eopei A"i 'ie Aoo'e oi Soi'A' - e"@e
w. g..t ..a.., ,...
4Othcer Wilson arrested at the G., G. C...S
u ~ uepo. .e VI, oa.u'uay il.sn. a e.eteh yea
w -. a;a.a s;.,.on "aeu nf -. a' 'aa MY
, 3 1nnes lau ~ aIe mas f DeGn s s.ea;lnl
a''li 81 i';s "'u 80. M.a me InI d. s"'.
ras;das ~ as+ f,t,'r,,,;n h str.a. Th. mn, WI,
was put bv her in a sack and secreted IN
La drawer, Charley had shout, 80 keys ii
4 his possession at the time of his arrest
which he states he used in Obtaining &C
cess to different drawers. Mrs. BaItz thank,
the amount taken about $loo. Grub'
4 spent MS steaInlgs win ms companions
ne seemed rather TO like the idea OF belni
a taken TO jail. ' sen 5.s- .ii
i LAWRENCERURG. JND.
i zerb ua,stic for ,,;s,+ +u,a,,v conduct ~.
4 arrested Saturday evening at 8 O clock an.
lodged in Jail after quite tussle.
The Great. Imitation Strasburg Clocl
will he on exhibition at II High street i'm
Sth, vlh ana ioth INST II Is good schoo
tor all. open day and night Adnnssiol
~ cents. ;@ sri aua scr te. 1853
Saturday was pay-flay at the Miam
Stove Works. The boys received wages fd
4 eleven days work. The payroll average
", 500 every payday. The foundry pay
off every Two weeks. i.r.a s@ ss5roS
| The Good Templars' oyster sumner AMI