The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11


Prominent among the spectators was the
Rev. George March and his Sunday
school class.
Mr.. Walker has returned from Colum-
bus, where he successfully passed the or
deal required to be admitted to bar. We
congratulate the young man on this his
first success, hoping it is but the opening
bud of a brillian, career.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Franz Green took out liquor license
yes erday.
J. Frank Cheek is candidate for As
SCISSOR of Lawrenceburg Township.
VII. Murdock's latest sign shows the
fine and artistic taste of its artist, David
Crosby.
Tom Isherwood will be an independent
candidate forSAssessor of Lawrenceburg
Township.
Otho Lowe, of Hardentown, was united
in marriage to Miss Bertha Wamsley, of
Cleves, Tuesday evening. Rev. G. w.
LCO oIuNldtCu.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Margaret J.
Maxler and Samuel d. Martin, John G..
Bogner and Ella J. Blasdel, Mary B. An
derson and Charles Messang.
sPEIN0FIELD. a
The Immortal J. N. was in town yes
terday.
Happy Tom," Secretary of the Mur-
ply Club, was presented with an elegant
chair, tuesday evening, by the ladies of
the Club.
Several prominent citizens of Guernsey
County were in this city yesterday, tax
ing look at our new Courthouse and
gathering points for their own proposed
new Temple of Justice.
Mr.. John II. Thomas went to Colum-
bus yesterday to look after the sewerage
and redistricting of this city. He will
try to secure local assessment, we under
stand, for seweraging, etc.
Mr.. s. A. Smith, better known as
captain" has severed his connection
with the St. James Hotel, to accept a
position in the Office Of the New Cham
pion Shop. Captain, we will miss your
smiling face.
The Drummer Boy" was we'll pat.
ronized last night. The house was i'm.
mense. The committee have decided to
run it Friday and Saturday night, to.
night not being the last night as has
been announced previously.
) Mr.. John Way, an old resident of this
city, died Tuesday evening, after a long
and lingering illness, at his residence in
the West End, at the advanced age Of
sixty-seven years. He has been an in
valid for the past ten years with paraly.
sis. Funeral at | o'clock to-day.
We notice fine specimen of art in
the window of Messrs Reifsnider & Bro,
ON Main street-a picture entitled
"Caught in the Act"- painted by our
young artist, Mr.. V. Nowottny
who is deserving of great deal
of praise for the manner in which it
is executed. The subject is an original
one.
The attention of the Township Trus-
tees was called yesterday to the death of
colored woman named Mrs. jackson,
in house on the alley near Vinal' liv-
cry stable. She had been living with sew
eral others and recently gave birth to a
child, but having no means it is supposed
was neglected and died. 1t is supposed
she has relatives in Xenia, where she
came from about one year ago.
AveNDALE.
Jack Frost had boom last night.
The trees and shrubbery presented q
beautiful appearance this morning, being
covered with coat of mail of ice.
The Coffee" to be given this afternoon
by Mrs. Hass urek and Miss Lamb te
their lady friends promises to be brill
liant affair.
A few gentlemen met last evening il
the Council Chamber for the purpose O.
taking up the prospects of railroad Il
the village.
A grand walking match takes place a
Baueps Assembly-rooms on Saturday
commencing at noon of that day ant
ending at - p. m. Sunday. The follow
ing pedestrians will participate: J. G
Zane, VIM. May. James. L. Ham anc
R. w. Pierce.
EELLEvUE. Ky.
Did you get the worth of your none,
at the entertainment last night?
The entertainment was big card il
favor of a town hall with stage arrange
ments. The committee should note thi
point.
Despite the threatening appearance o
the weather last night the entertain
ment drew just the same. The hall wa
completely packed, many being unabl,
to find even standing room. The enter
tainment opened by Prof. Adams choi
in Speak Gently to the Erring One
The song was we'll sung and wa
well received. The farce "Quie
Family" was then given ant
rendered in capital manner, Miss Eliz,
Grapevine, NJ Ella Petty, Miss Lpc,
Knowles and Miss Mollie Karr takin,
their parts excellently, as did Messrs
Will. Anspaugh and George Petit. Th'
| Grumpy" of Mr.. Frank Knarr was i'm