The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-21
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DANVILLEs kH.
Messrs Cohn & Jacobs, our popular
Clothiers, have removed to another room
in the European Hotel.
A protracted meeting was opened in
the Second Presbyterian Church by Rev.
J. L. Mckee of this place.
The Algebra class of Bell Seminary,
was examined on Monday, and Miss
Carrie Hayes was rewarded the highest
mark. f'
DR.. J. H. Hayes, Professor in the The
illogical Seminary at this place, departed
for Louisville to-day to attend the Pres
bytery.
The Lexington football players were
victorious again last Saturday. .Danville
boys don't practice football; they would
rather play baseball.
Monday was County Court Day. There
was good crowd, and the usual number
of cattle were on the market. This was
the day for the horse show, but the track
was not in order, and there was num-
ber of fine animals shown on the street
AURORA. IND.
The Frank Zimmerman benefit netted
$50.
John Siemantel is vanishing and re-
papering his saloon.
Miss Lizzie Gritzer, of Cincinnati, is
visiting Miss Lille Freiberger.
Mr.. William Younge, of Vevay, Ind,
is guest of Mrs. Bush, on Fifth street.
The ladies and gentlemen friends
pleasantly surprised Johnnie Rudolph
Monday evening.
Ezra Williams and Melville Riggin
for drunkenness we're fined So As re-
spectively by His Honor, Mayor Green.
D. Hanchett. tragedian, and Miss Ella
Teal, actress, of Indianapolis, with the
amateur support Of this city, are re-
hearsing "Othello" twice day.
nPRrNoFTELD.
News or subscriptions for the STAR
should be left at So East High street.
A child of Mr.. John Spangberger died
yesterday morning, of scarlet fever.
The Murphy meeting was we'll attend
ed last evening, and great interest was
manifested by the members.
The City Council leased the rooms up
stairs in the new Bookwalter block for
five years. to hold their meetings in.
Mr.. J. A. York and Miss Alice Lup-
per were married last evening at 8
O'Clock. Rev. M. J. Fiery officiating.
Mr.. J. Ingersoll, proprietor of the boot
and shoe emporium, is making prepara-
tions to remove TO Columbus about May
lst.
Only two arrests were made yesterday,
viz: Frank Kelly and all unknown man,
both drunk and disorderly, by Officer
Lang.
Quite serious accident happened to a
four year-old child of John McKeevin,
near Lagonda. The child was playing
on ladder, and when it had climbed to
some distance its foot slipped and it fell
to the ground, breaking its lower jaw.
The mothers, wives, sisters and lady
friends of the champion City Guards"
gave them surprise last Monday night
while the company was on the street.
The ladies took possession of the Armory,
and on their return at about 10 o'clock q
full dress drill was given to entertain the
visitors, after which dancing and prone
nading was indulged in by those who
were successful in finding partner.
A daring robbery was committed at
Clifton Monday nigut. A party of four
men knocked at the door of Mrs. John
son, and when the door was opened they
presented revolver and effected an en-
trance. Two Of the men then proceeded
to ransack the house while the others
kept guard. They succeeded in getting
about 5000, some jewelry, a watch and
otner articles of value. 1t is supposed
that one Of them, from his actions, was
perfectly familiar with the house.
IMPoRTANT-The Art Loan Exhibi-
tion, conducted by the ladies of the High
street M. E. Church. is now In full blast.
The committee having this enterprise in
charge deserve great deal of credit for
the fidelity with which they have labored,
and their graceful results. 1t is impos-
sible to describe more than a meager
portion of the articles of beauty
and interest there displayed. Miss
Mamie Gum is Chairman of the Com
mittee. Among the articles on exhibi-
tion is beautiful portrait of Madame
Pere Hyacinthe and near it hangs a
frame containing the autotypes of the
beautiful and unfortunate Mary Queen
of Scots, with the warrant OF her execu-
tion; genuine Rubens, representing
the descent from the Cross" contrib
uted by gentleman in Urbana. N the
Relic Department we noticed an illus
trated old German Bible, the property
Of Mrs Hez. Showers, out of which her
grandfather preached in colonial days.
A fine specimen of penmanship is shown
in q "Proclamation of Emancipation,
with Abraham Lincoln in the
CENTER" by q one-srmed sol
der. Numerous other articles were
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