The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
OVER THE BRIDGE
DAYTON. IL.

Rev. e. L. Saunders has been placed on
the Temperance Committee by the Confer
ence at Danville.
The choir of st. Francis Church is pre-
pairing some cnoice Easter music for the
service next Sunday.
Capt Bean will raise the track about
four inches on Front street, but there will
be no delay to passengers.
The finder of five tickets to the Phoenix
entertainment will please return them to
L. f., care Harris grocery.
Mr.. 7. M. Dixon and family removed to-
day from their pleasant home in Lower
Dayton t, Wade street, Cincinnati.
Every charitably disposed person should
purchase ticket to the Phoenix entertain
ment for the benefit of the widow Southall.
The two elegant new cars which will ar
rive here in four weeks, will be named
'City of Dayton and bellevue" They
will be maryels of beauty.
COvINGTOn.
There is a fine black horse at Wick's Liv-
cry Stable awaiting an owner.
There seems to be Grant boom all over
the country except in Covington.
Jack Gillighan lays his thin appearance
to the famine in Ireland, but we differ with
him; 1t is the food he gets at the office OF
Esquire Mclaughlin.
st. Benedictus Society will celebrate
their anniversary on the 25th of April,
with grand procession. Mr.. Fred. Fis
cher will be Grand Marshal.
Jack Gillighan will in the future be
ruled out of the Courts of Esquire Du.
venick. The Squire accuses Jack of stand
ing his name in the Commercial.
Mrs. w. w. Cleary, accompanied by hei
son Walter, left to-day for Lexington to
attend the bedsidesof the venerable father
of Mrs Cleary, who is dangerously ill.
The Bishops of the Southern M. E.
Church are growing od. Paine is 80; Kav
auaugh, rs; Pierce, So; Keener, 63, Wight.
man, 70; Dogget, 60. and McTyeire. 65.
During the coming year at Stamford
Ky., an M. E. Conference, Presbyterian
Presbytery and Baptist Association viii
be held. The Sunday law does not exist ir
that town.
| Since the 9th day Of last August Rev
George O. Barnes has succeeded in obtain
ing 1901 confessions in the mounton re
gions. The large number of recruits i.
easily accounted for. There is no Sunda,
law in those regions
The alarm of fire to-day called the De
partment to the Work-house where til,
roof had ignited from spark. The fir
was put out by Snuff Meyers and thu
Twelfth-street boys. Mr.. Ben Hagemal
was struck by falling plank and quite Sc
verely injured.
The child picked up on the street b.
kind. hearted Shelly Hudson night befor
last was not claimed by its parents, ant
late yesterday afternoon, the police havint
discovered it to belong to a family name,
Berger, residing at Lewisburg took i
home.
| Last evening Deputy Marshal Linnemal
found an emaciated, nearly blind old man
unable to walk. He was conveyed to tn
Marshals Office, where he gave his name q
Thomas Gholson, on his way from Missour
to Virginia, where he hopes to find rela
tives. He is now being kindly cared fol
and will be assisted on his journey az 500
as he is able to travel.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church in Lez
ington recently engaged Beecher to LEI
ture, agreeing TO pay him $4OO. The LEI
ture passed off quietly. but the ladies wer
compelled to 60 down in that place wher
they usually carry their money and max
| up SIS deficiency that was lacking in th
receipts. A Methodist preacher remarked
Il am glad the ladies lost money, they ha
no business gambling on the success OF
smirched and unworthy man like Beecher.
4 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Virginia
Willis and JamesJ. Willis to John w. FIJI
nell, the undivided one-fourth interest /
lot 40 by l50 feet, south side of Ann stree
15O feet east Of Bakewell street. Covington
1850.
III Louisa Raum and Leo Raum to Mar
| Getz, PAX by so feet. south side Of Twelft
street. being Lot 1876, W. B. /. third, 70,
ington, in consideration Of farm, stool