The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-03

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old. The Coroner to-day will decide III 1t
was murder or suicide.
The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Medical Society took place in the
parlors Of the Beckel House Yesterday. The
morning session was occupied with the re-
ports of the retiring officers and the election
of officers for the ensuing year who are as
follows: President DR.. L. l. Neil; Woe
President, Dr. II. 8. Jewett; Secretary, Dr.
I. B. Wilson; Treasurer, Dr. J. B. shank;
Board Of Censors. Drs. J. c. Rewer, H. Jen-
nings and n PLATE. The Society then ad-
journed till 7:30 in the evening, at when
time DR.. e. Jennings read most instruct.
i've paper on S"Morbus Coxarius,"
or "Hip-joint Disease. Great stress
was laid upon an early and
correct diagnosis of the disease
| which occurs nost frequently before the
| age of fourteen. This disease is usually
caused by violence to the hip Of some kind,
as blow or fall. If the treatment is COM
menced early and skillfully conducted
nearly ali cases recover. If neglected, an
ugly running sore, stiff joint, or death
| is the usual result. Hence the patient
should be placed in position of absolute
rest and extension made on the leg. At
the same time the general health should be
improved by judicious use of good food,
iron, quinine and other tonics.
| PIQUA. q.
I Rev. J. White, of Carthage, is the guest
of Jno. Mitchell and family.
Miss Carrie Davis, of Wapakeneta who
has been visiting Miss Callie Spiker Of this
place, returned home yesterday.
John Cassett and w. w. V. Buchanan
will be candidates for admission to the bar
at the examination at Columbus next
week. 'i~
Married, on New Years Night, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Carl
Schroeder and Miss Melia Cronner. After
the ceremonies the happy couple left toI
Toledo. The presents were numerous and
valuable. s
The fair given by the German Catholics
at Schlosser's Hall closes tonight Or
New Years night the principal prizes were
two gold rings to be given 70 the two mos'
popular ladies, and gold-headed cant
to be given to the most popular gentle
man. The rings were won by Miss Hoeuk
and Miss Ganloff, alal cane by Mr.. Miller
The Church realized 81, ,O22 IS from thes'
prizes.
Spring continues lingering in the lap o
winter. ''
Arrangements are about perfected for
course of scientific lectures, which will b,
, announced next week. ,,..-..,,. ,9..y, .t11.
The Committee on Public Buildings
with experts were this morning inspect
ing the quality and character of the wori
; of the town Hall. The report will be anx
iously looked for by the tax pay era
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4 Mr.. Robert Stumm leaves next week fol
short visit at Marion, Ind.
=, Mr.. D.. Pierce presented the employees o
his stors with magnificent Christmas pres
ents. .,... ....
Mr.. Adam Craft, Orderly Seargent of tn
lCircleyille Guards. died suddenly of hear
{ disease at bis residence, on, Mil street
Pembroke, at about O'Clock Friday morn
4 ing
The grand hop at Peck's Hall New Year
4 Eve was success Ehe musicians were
Wilson. ]. Beavers D. Gepheart, M. Lon
and G. Long. D. Moffitt and E. Cave wer
y door-keepefs and ticket-agents.
> The Circieville Guards held grand shoe
ing match on New Years, Day. The priv
was a new suit Of clothes valued at $4
Y | so fnIlnMa.