The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-20

The county examinations of teachers will
hereafter be held in the First Ward School
building.
Chris Address of the Horssnyder Marble
Works, has returned from mashing tour
in Cincinnati. .~'
Geo. Smith, of the West Hamilton Flour
Mills, has gone to Boonsboro, Md, where he
| locates permanently.
Miss Katie Einsfeld has returned TO her
home in Middetown, after pleasant So
iourn among friends in this city.
| Dame Rumor says.that Cincinnati gen.
| tlenan is about to lead miss Mary ]. Kaup
of the Third Ward, to the Hymeneal altar.
The expenses Of the Y. NJ. G. A. enter
tainment aggregated $37 25, but the boys
cleared handsome sum over and above all
expenses.
Quite a little dust was kicked up yester-
day afternoon on High street by span of
mules that became frightened at road
engine.
| w. w. Crawford took in the Exposition
Yesterday. leaving J. II. Booth alone at
the Express Office to attend to a heavy
business.
Mr.. c. F. Cook reports the real estate
business brisk good demand for money
loaning, and says that good times are here
in dead earnest .-t.
Mr. John s. Seward and family have
moved to the corner of Fifth and Caldwell
| streets, where they are pleasantly located
In good neighborhood,
Mr. L. G. Henderson is lying in ar un-
conscious condition at his residence on
Basin street, caused by overwork taxing his
nervous system too heavily.
The Hamilton Literary Association now
consists of more than eighty men. bers, who
have guaranteed between four and five hun
dred dollars to secure first-class course of
lectures for the season. Among the lee
tlrers who will be sought are Wendell Phil
lips, George VIM. Curtis and John b. Cough.
Inc enterprise of the public spirited gen.
tlemen who compose the Association is to
7 be commended. 1t is hoped that the course
will be largely attended.
The Lane Library will be formally opened
for the distribution of books next TUESDAY
evening at o'clock. The programme is as
follows:
| |. Music.
2 Introductory address by L. D. Brown. Presl-
dent OF the Board of Trustees
y. Let there be light" poem by VIM Huber,
| Jr.
4. A historical sketch of The Lane Free Library
py .; L. Martin, Esq, Secretary of the Board Of
s. 'The Use of Libraries" paper by DR.. J. X.
| Brown, Clerk Of the Board u Education.
| g. Music.
Paul Robinson is we Ching groceries for
the needy at J. w. Eyes He commenced
Yesterday morning.
MARIETTA.
The reunion of the Army of West Vir.
GINA held here yesterday was a success.
me attendance was good, although nothing
IN comparison with the attendance at our
National Reunion last year. Many old vet
Grams anu several distinguished men were
present, among whom were Gov Dennison
ana Gen. Or ok. The programme consisted
of various exercises as follows:
| Morning-National salute at s a. m. re-
ception at National House at Ga. M: pro-
cessinn from National House to City Hall
| at $3.50 a. m., under charge of Gen. b. d,
Fearing; exercises at hall commencing Mt
~ a. M. NEE ing being called to order by
Jewett Palmer, exercises consisting of mu-
! SIC, appointment of committees. address of
welcome by R. l.. Nye, and response by
Gen. w. II. Powell.
Afternoon--At hall, reports of commit.
tees and Grafton by Gen. r. p. Kennedy:
after which opportunity was given to sim
the Constitution and become members Of
the Society. Dress parade and fancy drill
bv Putnam Light Artillery at 43O D. IN. in
City Park.
Evening-At City Hall, 1880. experience
meeting, songs, speeches. "reminiscences, etc.
RELLEVUE. Kx.
Rev. E. L. Sanders will conduct the regu.
lar services in the NJ. H. Church Tomorrow
afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
Squire II. +. Mann is having handsome
shingle painted to inform the public where
cheap justice may be- had.
Mr.. George Straetier, after spending a
pleasant time with his family, and taking
III the Exposition, returns to Louisville to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Hanblin, who delivered an excel
lent address ut the temperance meeting
Wednesday night. will speak at the same
place Tomorrow evening. Messrs. Green
and Horner are announced to sing.
SrRTN0FIELD. ..
Hayerly's Church Choir, from Chicago, in
"Pinafore' at Opera-honse. Oct. 9th.
The pay carof the c., c.. C. & |. was an
attraction for short time here on Friday.
The application for a Justice of Peace for
Lag"nda will be heard by our Probate Judge
on Monday.
The remains of Mr.. B. P. Smith who died
at Denver. Colorado, during the past week.
arrived in this CITY this morning.
The Chariot Line, proposed some days
ago, is now assuming shape. Stewart Nor
row has its completion In hand, and should
it receive proper encouragement we will
soon have the line in working order.
John It. Norris has now in his possession
a watch which was given him BY Hender.
son. Attached to it is an elegant hair
Chain. A splendid gift, and John observes
it for the influence he furnished his man
The foundation for the Miller stone front
on Washington street was begun on Friday
morning 1t will be pushed rapidly for.
ward and will be ready for "ecupying dur.
ing the coming month. This building will
be used as branch of his extensive mat
tress factory.
The Home Guards were called out to
que riot that prevailed in the neig Dor
hood of the depot on Friday morning. The
cause of IT was the purluining of severa
cigars fram Doc Boards immense stock nf