The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-06
ing in humor and entitled IA Night
March in the Shenandoah Valley"

After bitter contest for supremacy
as to numbers TO constitute a municipal
government the election of Tuesday, at
this writing, is truly Republican vic
tory, all the candidates of that party de-
feating their opponents with the excep-
tion of the nominee in the Fifth Ward,
who suffered defeat only by a scratch.
Tie prize drill which constituted a
portion of the programme offered by the
Hager Veterans at their entertainment
last night, was contested by the McKeen
Cadets, Governors Guard, and Light
Guards. The prizes, two penant flags,
were awarded the McKeen Cadets, the
presentation being made by Gen. Ma
cauley.
The anticipations of the many favored
ones possessing this card Of invitation: !:
You are respectfully invited to attend
the marriage ceremony of Miss Josie
Smock and Pearl F. White, Wednesday,
May 9th, at II a. m., at First Bap-
tist Church were fully graf
flied at the hour named to-day
when that "prince of good fel-
lows" Pearl F. White, of indianapolis,
took the marriage VOWS with Miss Josie
Smock, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Smock, of our
city. The nuptial service was performed
by the Rev. G. r. Henderson, the
groomsman of the occasion being DR.. j.
G. Wells, and the bridesmaid Miss Ida
Smock, sister of the bride. The floral
offerings presented were of the most ar
tistic kind, heartily bespeaking the gra-
titude of their donors Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl F. White departed shortly after
the service for Indianapolis, where, after
a brief sojourn, an extended tour is in Or
der. .....
MIDDLET0wN.O o.
William Foster, of Wapakoneta, O.,
was in town yesterday on business.
A large number of Gipsies passed
through here yesterday en- route for their
camp near Dayton, 0.
Mr.. Charley Handerhan and Miss Mary
Pop were united in marriage Wednesday
evening by Father Carl.
Ho! no! no! for the grand ball this
evening in Libee's Opera Hall. Let ev-
erybody 60 and engage in the merry
dance.
Rev. M. Frankel will deliver lecture
in the st. Pauls Church on next Monday
evening, May 10th; subject, "Humbug."
Admission fifteen cents; tickets for sale
at George Huffs cigar stand.
A small fire originated in the room oc-
,upied by Sam. Bowman as a notion
store, Tuesday evening, but was soon
out out before the fire got under head
way. Damages light, and fully covered
~ insurance.
Ladies should remember that Mrs. A.
q. Ballett and sister have just opened a
and dressmaking establishment
IN East Third street, and can accommo-
late. parties needing anything in this
.ine with all the latest styles, &c.
WEST COvINGTON. ky.
The Rev. DR.. Fisher, of Salt Lake
City, delivered very interesting sermon
last Sunday evening at the M. E. ChlSch.
DR.. Fisher proposes to lecture on Poly
yamy before he returns to his charge.
The Doctor is fine speaker, and no
loubt would draw large audiences.
sPKTNaFTEID. n
Mr.. Joseph A. Knaule leaves to-day on
business trip to Pittsburg.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion will meet this evening to elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Ground was broken yesterday morn
ing for building additions to the Spring
field malleable iron shops, West End.
James w. Dunlap, formerly of Della
ware, was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of adultery, preferred by his
wife.
Mr.. Harris Howard, of Covington,
Ohio, agent for the Anti-Liquor AL
lance, is in the city securing signers for
membership.
An error occurred in our columns yes
terday in the name of George Driscolp
his harness shop to II West
Main street. 1t should have been
George Gerdle."
Mr.. G. F. O'Donnell, principal agent
If the New York and London Publish
ing Company. and doing a fourishing
business in the city in the standard
works, Illustrated Europe" and "Shak-
,peare."
We announced few days ago the first
but will now introduce the
second, presented to Charles III. Berry
yesterday morning. He feels happy, be-
cause it is boy, weighing ten pounds.
Mother and child doing we'll.
Miss Anna A. Andrews, of Bellefon-
5aine, and Miss Ella Miller, from Hunts
vile, came to the city yesterday to visit
heir invalid relative, Miss Dora Ritchey,
md sister, on High street. They re-
,urned ON the go p. m. train last even
ng.
The Ohio Electric Medical Association
aeld their regular session Yesterday. The
officers were elected: Presi-
lent, L. E. RUSSELL MD, Springfield;
Vice Presidents, H. E. Springstein, MD,
and w. T. Gemmell, MD,
Forest; Recording Secretary, W. p. Mad
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