The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-29

he shall be fnea not less than 50 nor
more than $50 for each ofense." An ex-
tract from the amendment reads as fol-
lows: "The keeping open bar or store
or any other place for the sale of spirit
Gus, vinous or malt liquors, or the selling
or otherwise disposing of such liquors
on Sunday, shall be deemed violation
of the statutes to which this act is an
amendment, and shall upon conviction
subject the offenders to the pains and
penalties prescribed therein, and shall
moreover for the third ofense forfeit his
license, whether State, city, county court
or town license: That all acts or parts
of acts in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed. This act shall take effect from
its passage"
Mrs. M. V. Bavis moves to her farm
in Brown County.
A trial between Mrs. Sutton and Nit
tendorf took place at the Town Hall
Monday evening. The jury returned a
verdict in favor of Mrs. Sutton.
AURORA. IND.
E. Braunackle opens up his beer gar
den on Third street Saturday evening
next.
Fred Reichert opens up the Head
light Beer Garden next Thursday even
ing. Prof. Tospay's Band furnishes the
music.
Lieut.. Governor Gray, candidate for
Governor of Indiana, spoke to a large
assemblage of the Center Township De-
moeracy in old Council Hall last eve
ming.
The Odd-fellows' sixty-frst anniver-
sary in Schultze's Hall Monday evening
was grand affair. Speeches, music and
a sumptuous repast concluded the cere-
monies
The Druids of the State of Indiana
meet in this city the Goth, 2lst and 22d
of May at Schultze's Hall in their annual
Convention. The Convention will con-
clude with a grand ball.
LUDLOW. Xxx.
Mr.. Edward Pelton and Miss Ella
Gormony were married last night at St
Ann Church, West Covington, Father
Wiley officiating.
Mrs. Monty Southers, a resident Of
our village, died last night after long
and painful illness. Mr.. Southers has
our sympathy in his affliction. ,..
The Presbytery Of Ebenezer, at it'
late meeting in Greenup, elected Rev
Moses D. A. Steen, of Ludlow, and John
w. Scott, M. d., of Lexington, KY, as
their delegates to the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America, which will assemble
at Madison, Wis, on the Goth Of May
next.
MIDDLETOWN. d.
Mrs. Henry Kurtz is lying very sicA
at her residence on Main street.
Master Willie McFall is confined tt
his bed with measles at Madison.
Mr.. Jas. Hudson has been appointed
Wood Measurer. A good appointment.
Henry Behrens will furnish the flow
ers for The Flower Festival this evening.
The Emmet Dram attic Club, Of thi
place, will soon give another entertain
ment in Liebee's Opera-hai.
The Miss Coombs Combination drew
crowded house Tuesday evening. Every
one present pronounced it very fine.
John Squires has purchased lot ad
Joining Mr.. Hudson's, on North Broad
way, and will soon erect dwelling o
| his own.
1t is rumored that a certain youn
doctor of Cincinnati will soon lead t
the hymeneal altar one Of Middletown'
fairest bellies.
Don't forget the flower festival thi
evening given by the ladies of the M. E
Church in Liebee's Opera Hall. Admis
sion rs cents.
The grand ball that was to come o.
this evening has been postponed unit
Thursday night, May 9th. The reaso1
of the postponement was that the hal
has been secured for the festival thi
evening.
Mr.. Howard Lloyd and Miss Ell
Martin, both Of this place, were unite
in marriage last evening at the residenc
of the brides parents in Hamilton, c
Rev. Fouller, of the Presbyteria
Church, performed the wedding cerem'
MES.
wAPAKONETA.0 o.
Jim Wilson says this time it is boy
i John Schaub went to Urbana on bu
mess.
Jack Galley, Of st. Marys, was in tow
yesterday.
John Mouch has sold his dray an
horse 10 Mr.. Shackelton, who will do IL
drawing.
Chas. Dingler, the barber, could M
\ be still all day Sunday. The peop
asked why. The answer was, a girl.
FLEsIlNGsBURG, ky.
Mrs. Charlotte Stockwell died vel
suddenly last Friday evening. She WI
a lady Of great worth. .,,
This section Of the County has slffere
] most terribly from storms since Frids
Load Soroa locolitiae ora almost r,,ine