The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26

the lTOHt WInuOW. was HUI Ut
home, and about o'clock his wife awoke
with kind of suffocating sensation, saw
two men busy at work ransacking her
bureau drawers. Saw the men light sew
eral matches look in several places as if
hunting for money. pass into the next
room, return, were approaching the bed
when she screamed, and they jumped ont
of the window and ran away. The men
had hats on and handkerchefs over their
faces. She thinks she would know them
if she would see them again. They did
not succeed in getting any money, but
took all the ladies' iewelry, some of which
was presented to her by friends now dead,
and hence of special value to her. She
lost one gold ring with three sets, fine set
of ear jewels, breast pins, &C., &c. 1t is to
be hoped that the rascals viii be caught
and punished. Y
BELLEVUE. KY.
A number of our young men 60 on
(still) hunt tomorrow up the river.
Good speakers are announced for the tenn
perance meeting tonight
| The public schools will be closed to-mor-
row. Other public institutions ditto
Mr.. Johnny Young is thinking consider
ably of learning the boot and shoe trade
with Mr.. John Schatfield.
The surprise social which meets to-mor-
row evening at Miss Eliza Grapevine's will
promenade to Fairfield avenue. That street
contains a great number OF residences, how
ever.
If you 90 to the concert tomorrow night
in the M. e. Church MIR. Thomas Marsh
will tell you how really nice twill be to
have a little farm we'll titled. A little barn
well filed and little wife well willed-
that is an inducement for the young folks
The bill of fare at the dinner and supper
in the new NJ. E. Church tomorrow is i'm
mense and will satisfy everybody. The
gong will sound for dinner from IL until g
and at supper from to 7X. The concert
will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. We feel sure
our readers will excuse our ''pinafore" on
this occasion and bring along their sisters,
their cousins and auDts as they will hardly
ever see such an array OF eatables again
which will be so easily digested at night.
This item is very old.
AVONDALE.
Prof. Weatherby leaves to-day for Ten
nessee, on geological excursion.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
tomorrow morning in the Presbyterian
, Church. Rev. DR.. Hickman will preach
the sermon.
? The social party to be given by the Gold.
en- Lodge, K. of p, at the Avondale AS
, sembly Rooms tonight, promises to be 9
brilliant affair.
The exhibition of the B Grade, Mrs
Stansbery's room, of the Village School
takes place this afternoon. The exercises
begin at O'Clock.
HAMILTON
DR.. Moody breaches the Thanksgiving
sermon at the Baptist Church tomorrow.
Sam. litter had SO much on deck that il
took Officers Bruck and Erb to pull him in
Rev. DR.. Chapman will hold services in
the Episcopal Church at 1890 a. M. Thurs
day.
Mr.. John Tabler was the lucky candidate
for the suit of clothes. We wonder if h'
will give reception.
: The funeral OF Jacob Schneider took place
at 2:30 y. m. to-day. from his residence OF
Buckeye street, the Rev. Stemple officiating
Mr.. John Connor and Miss Ella Harring
ton will be married tomorrow at the st
Mary's Church. Rev. Father Murphy Off
|, ciating.
Adam Betz the Second Ward reel driver
was presented with a little daughter by hi
. charming wife. Adam is the happiest maj
in town.
Officer Dunwoody, one of our best po
( licemen served warrant on high-kick
ing snipe yesterday giving his name a
b. Professor A. Connaughton.
The ladies' of the Baptist Church will
Il give an oyster supper and literary entel
: tainment in the church on Thanksgivin
d evening. Admission Is cents. All are in
= vited.
: Miss Mary Schrichte, the successful ca'
e didate for the necklace, will have gran
1t reception next Sunday evening at her res
d dence on Third street. All her friends al
r, cordially invited. ..... . ..~
s. The Ohio Commercial College sent OF
l. two Young men yesterday to fill importar
places of trust We are informed that a
the students who lately qualified then
At selves have obtained situations.
A CHARITABLE ACT.-The girls of tn
N Fourth Ward High School will present
24pound turkey to Mr.. Fred. Souers, tn
II Janitor, tonight. This is another goo
r., 70 point that las come to light in these girl
~ who are always thoughtful and willing
= do.
Y Robert Culln says he isn't going to g,
=. married till leap-year. AllO. K; our han
~ when leap-year comes. He says he wsh
- we would put it James Cullin, foreman
N the Niles Works. as he is going to ado]
IL double blessedness to-day. So says Dan
te Rumor. .... ......,. .
Id Geo. Herman is just at work on a Job
y- binding 5000 or 5000 catalogues of tt
of Hamilton Plow Works for the new propri
tors, Messrs. Millikin & Cisle The work
illustrated with about Is cuts Of the diffe
" ent implements made by this new fir
ID /, besides other information of interest
of farmers. .f t-.....
e. Mr. Leonard o. Brian, one of the favorit
of society in Hamilton, will wed the q
he complished Miss Probasco, of Monroe,
Sc day. This is an event long looked for
he many, and its occurrence will bring pea
m to the minds of the curious. We are gil
&C. to learn that Leonard will settle down
lis Hamilton and make this his future hon
ul He has the best wishes of host Of frient
Some very remarkable work was done
'Ritche ten-horse engine" owned by N
at Park Dick, of Venice Ohio one day lf
week. A large log, which rolled OH al
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