The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
L. A. Boil at the glass ball shooting match.
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He broke AZ balls out of So
Communion services wiIlbe held to-mor-
row morning at IL o'clock at Christ-Episco-
pal Church, Third street.
Baptism" will be the subject for Rev.
Philip Toiiver's discourse tomorrow even
ing at the NJ. L. Church.
There will be services tomorrow morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
Church. Rev. j. W. Balm, pastor.
The Temperance meeting at the Presby
teran Church, last night, was az iressed by
George Isminger and was well attended.
Caleb Clark, of the First Ward, has made
an assignment to James w. Moore Assets
near S., 900, liabilities $il00. Mr.. Clark is
proprietor of the West Hamilton SawMiil.
John c. Weaver will be candidate for
City Civil Engineer at the spring election.
Mr. Weaver is practical engineer, and no
better choice could be made by the De-
mocracy.
Mrs. James L. Campbell gave delight
full evening tea to a number of her
young married friends last evening. Among
the number were Mr.. and Mrs p Bartlett,
OF Covington, KY.
An entertainment and social will be
given at the A. NJ. Il. Church next Wednes-
day evening Music, tableaux, dialogues
and u good supper will constitute the pro-
gramme for the evenings enjoyment
Yesterday the Board of County Commits
soners was in session. A bill was passed
in favor of the First National Bank for $3.50,
being interest due on County Bonds Nos. s.,
| 10, IL and ~. The Board also examined
| the semi-anuual report OF the Board OF Di-
rectorS Of the lniirmary, in which it shows
| the average number of paupers supported
at the institution to be 112; outside poor,
435; total, 5l7. Cost of supporting the in
door paupers, $9,6l3 25; outdoor poor.
81, ,S21 So; total, $17430 10; cost of each
indoor pauper, $S5 S5; cost of each outdoor
pauper, SIS.
BATAVIA. o.
Batavia Lodge, f. and A. NJ, meets to-
night tSaturday) for work in e. A. degree
| William birmingham, as trustee, has solo
69A acres above Milford to Elizabeth L.
Catch for $4,000.
DR.. J. C. Monjar, of Nicholasvlle, who hal
been sick all winter, is up and has resumed
his profession.
| W. O. Davis, of this township, has gradu
ated at the Ohio Medical College, and vii
soon locate and open practice.
Marriage licenses were issued Friday b
Jefferson ]. Davis and Molie Il. Fogg, ant
James Chatterton and Belle Mace.
The Township Land Appraiser will no
be elected at the April. but at the Octobe
election. So candidates can govern them
selves accordingly.
In the McBerth cutting case over o hun
dred witnesses have been examined, AM
the testimony is nearly concluded, but tn
case will hardly go to the jury till Monday
evening
EATON.
In the case of White w Frank Deem tn
plaintiff was allowed 600 damages by tn
jury, the case being the result of q Liant
trade.
Al the Universalist Church we learn tina
they are casting about for a suitable 10
upon which to build church. They ar
amply able to do so.
Elder T. d. Garvin is meeting with excel
lent success in his efforts to re-estabish til,
Disciples Church here. Several accession
already, and the meetings still progr, ssing
Mr. Gilbert y. Holmes. for many year
the efficient agent of tile Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company, we regret to learn, i
going to move to new field Of labor in til
northern part of the State,
TIE Courthouse was filled Thursday las
to hear the case Of Sheads vs. MeSeaI
Action was brought to recover damages 70
selling her husband liquor The jur
brought in verdict for $500. Defendant
will carry it to the District Court. Foo
& Fisher for plaintiff; Gilmore & Abbot fo
defendant.