The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
WEST COvINGTON. XIV.

WEST COVlNGlONs Ays
The M. E. Churches Of West Covington and
egstes to the General Conference now in session
in Cincinnati
LUDLOW. KF.
Rev. Benjamin Shore. OF New York, will preach
in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning at
IL clock. and Rev. DR.. RUSSELL of Detroit, will
preach in the same place In the evening. Every
body invited. Seats tree.
DAYTON, KY.
Regular services at the churches tomorrow.
Mrs. Jones, wife of County Clerk Jones, Is seri-
ously i'll
Frank Ross and few friends will swoop dow n
on St Louis tonight
The car conductor shooting case was set for to-
day before Squire Anshutz.
Miss Fannie Elwell will begin next Monday a
private sale OF the furniture and o her effects Ol
her father, the late Rev. Frederick Ewell, at the
| residence in this city.
Rev. J. D. Welch. delegate from the Cincin-
natl National Conference. will preach at the NJ
E. Chu ch tomorrow morning, and Rev. T. b.
Hughes In the evening.
At the Clay Insurance Company sale yesterday
the house and lot in Dayton, on the northwest
corner of DAYTON and Fairfield avenues was sold
| at private sale to John Cline at 81, 800
An interesting and pleasant private party WAS
held at the residence of Mrs Pritchard, McKinnie
and Madison streets, last night in honor of Jesse
Pritchard. the young pilot of the Robert Mitchell.
Mr.. John Reid, President of Council threw I'D
his hat, and yelled this morning and conducted
himself in such an altogether frantic fashion that
his friends began to have grave suspicious until
DR.. A. 8. Dameron explained matters. The cause
of all his cavortings was a bouncing boy who
kicked the beam at eleven pounds and three
quarters honest weight
WAPAK ONETA. o.
The Catholic concert given by the children was
largely attended.
Mrs Nelson is getting her house raised by the
Dayton house raisers.
Mrs H. Andrik went to Lawrence. Ind, 10 visit
friends and relations.
John Heinrich has quiet clerking for J. H. Tim.
mermeisler's dIygoods store.
The St. Mary's reservoir is thronged with fish
ermen from all parts OF the State.
Charley Herbst has moved his Duggies in his
new place. They make fine appearance.
Fred. Harman, who fell off Henry Mayors
stable, distance Of eighty feet is slowly recov-
| ering.
A. L. Whiteman, the Postmaster, who was away
| for month in Kansas visiting friends and rela-
tons, returned home wednesday.
TERHE HAUTE. IND.
The poles for our telephone exchange are being
| erected about our city.
The megetherian OF excursions will be the one
proposed for New York City.
The 10 per cent. penalty will be enforced UPON
| all city taxes not paid by May 20th.
| The Centenary Sabbath-school announces an
| excursion and picnic for Saturday, May 22d.
The McKeen Cadets are in receipt of bugle Of
Eastern manufacture. Who are they going 10 put
behind the thing?
The present system Of the regulation of street
lamps is the next thing to nothing and brazen
| imposition upon our city. Give US more light.
The faithless wife of VIM Howard, of Lebanon.
Pennsylvania who deserted her husband and
home several weeks since. and fed from the State
IN company with John Brooks, were tracked by
the injured husband TO this city where trace of
them was lost until Marshal Kidd became en-.
listed in the cause, and he after u few DAYS ma.
neuvering, run upon the couple at Chrisman's q
hamlet few miles from Paris where the spouse
was confronted by her liege lord. whom she re.
ceived not with repentance but scorn stating that
| their cohabitstion was at an end. On a compro-
mise out OF question Howard has returned again
homeward fully satisfied that he gets the best OF
the bargain. even considering the money and time
| spent