The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26

patronage, and hoping for continuance
in the future with our new improve
ments. L. STRAUB, Agent.
Usual temperance meeting tomorrow
night with good speakers
The Good Templars meet tonight. A
good programme is announced.
! Mrs VIM. Elbans, of Taylor avenue,
left last night on two weeks visit to
friends at Rochester, New York.
Rev. R. w. Watson, pastor of the M.
E. Church, will conduct the usual ser
vices in that church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Two of our Bellevue gentlemen made
two bets, as follows: L. bet s. $25 suit
of clothes that Hancock would not be
elected. L. bet s. another $25 suit Of
clothes that Hancock would not carry
New York State.
The following officers were elected last
night at the meeting of Bellevue Lodge
1888, Knights of Honor: Dictator, Will
L. Gould; Vice Dictator Emil Diss;
Assistant Dictator, Chas. W. Nagel; Re-
porter, VIM. Skinner; Financial Repor-
ter, VIM. Stoli; Treasurer, A. H. Dressel-
haus; Chaplain, Leonard Griggs; Guide,
Joseph Krogmann; Guardian, F. Nacken-
horst; Sentinel, X. Welsher.
HAMILTON.
The Emerson Society had picnic at
Amanda, Ohio, yesterday. .
The ground floor of the Woodsdale
paper mill covers an area Of II, $40 square
feet. 4, T.. .....
Rev. DR.. Walden, of Cincinnati, will
preach Sunday morning at the M. E..
Church.
Miss Anna Connor, of Fourth street, is
entertaining Miss Mamie Howden, of
Prices Hill. '~f f." '..
The Mission Sunday School of the
Fourth Ward will give a picnic some
time next week.
A splendid little fstic exercise was in
dulged in by two lovers Of the sport, at
the Niles yesterday. ~'
The Democrats will hold meeting at
the Courthouse Park tonight for the
purpose of organizing Hancock and
English Club.
John Matthews was kicked on the leg
by vicious horse last Monday, in con-
sequence of which he will be laid up for
several weeks.
D. w. McClung spread fine lunch
for the firemen before their departure the
other evening, and the boys took hold
like good fellows.
VIM. Sortman has moved his stock of
groceries to the building lately occupied
by Humphrey & McMeans, on the corner
of Front and Main streets.
Mr.. G. J. Sohn was married yesterday
evening to Miss Ella Reiche. Of Waverly,
Ohio. Here's their health and their
family's. May they live long and pros
per.
Owing to the devastation of the fork
tongue demon with its lurid breath, on
the night of June Oath, Seward & Sion
negar will be called upon to show up to
the amount of $4,000.
John Shelly's house was burglarized
last night. A small sum Of money, some
jewelry and other valuables were taken.
The officers are looking the matter UP,
but so far no clue Of the thieves has
been found
Jubilee Festival--Zion's Evangelical
Lutheran Church will celebrate on Sun
day next (the 27th) the 350th anniver-
sary of the presentation of the Augs-
burg Confession, the first and chief con-
fession of faith of the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, to Charles V, Emperor of
Germany, at the Diet Of Augsburg, June
25th, A. D. 1880.
Besides services in the morning and in
the afternoon, conducted in the German
language. an English service will also be
held in the evening, commencing at half.
past 7 o'clock. Prof. M. Loy, from Cap
| ital University, Columbus, Ohio, offici-
ating, to which the English-speaking
public is cordially invited.
The Democracy will have ratifca-
ton in front of the Courthouse this
evening.
A series of instrumental concerts will
be given at the Tivoli Garden by ten
Spanish students, commencing next
Monday evening.
Mr.. Giles, the portrait sketcher, ships
for Ada, Ohio, Monday next, where he
will join friends and give lectures in the
public schools at this place.
A Brooklyn delegation, with their cars
decorated with portraits of Gen. Han
cock, passed through the Union Depot
yesterday, en- route for home.
A disposal of the case of Joseph Grimes,
charged with assault with intent to kill,
was made in the Mayors Court yester-
day by the acquittal of defendant.
Joseph Clegg is the author of the latest
and freshest connundrum of the season
"Why are Democrats now all foreigners?
Because they are all English-men."
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