The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

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the food they took from the house.
We noticed in the Bellevue, KY,
news in the STAR of last Monday that
Joseph Z. Marks, Esq, of this place, ad-
dressed the temperance meeting at that
place on Sunday night. He spoke for
about one hour and fifteen minutes, de.
livering one of the grandest addresses
ever delivered on that subject.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Henry Boese, ST., was buried yester-
day from the German M. E. Church at
p. m.
Yunker's orchestra give a grand Gift
concert on the 29th of May next in Odd.
fellows Hall.
The remains of Ex-Mayor j. J. Hauck
were taken out of Greendale Cemetery
vault and buried yesterday.
| John Powell is again the new runner
at the Hunt Hotel. VIM. Sleeper re-
signed and left for his home in Colum-
bus, Ohio.
WEST COvINGTON. KY.
Mr.. S. W. Clark leaves for Danville,
KY, to attend the M. E. Conference this
evening.
Mr.. Shank Martin has Just returned
from Cold Springs KY, where he spent
last Sunday with his friends, Messrs.
Ware & Brother.
Mr.. Nelse Curtsn, an old-time resi-
dent of this place, has shaken the Ken
lucky soil from his feet, and is now a
resident of Cincinnati. We wish Nelse
good health and much happiness in his
new home.
Mr.. Samuel Eaton, our enterprising
Librarian Of the M. E. Sunday-school,
and his assistant, @. T. Martin, say they
let out seventy-eight books last Sunday,
which shows that the Sunday-schOol
scholars appreciate library.
nELLEvUE. Rx.
Temperance meeting tonight.
The Good Templars' meeting will be
held tomorrow night at Mrs. Geno-
ways.
Bellevue Lodge, Knights of Honor,
will visit Friendship Lodge of Newport
tonight in body.
The Council Chamber will be thor
oughly renovated in a few days. 1t
needs it very much.
Skaters quadrille band, of Covington,
will furnish the music, and probably
Bertsch of Newport the supper for the
Society Goers' ball next Tuesday night.
A committee of Council are investi-
eating the matter of whether the river
bank should be guarded from being fur
ther washed away or not. The commit
tee will report at the next meeting of
Council.
The s. G.s' masque ball on next Tues
day night promises to be the most social
event of the season. Applications have
been refused parties who wanted to join
in the event, but the number has been
limited to thirty couples, which was
filled over week ago.
As stated in Mondays issue, Mr.. Geno-
way went to Mayor Morgan and de-
manded to be sworn in as President of
Council. Mr.. Morgan could not see the
law through the same glasses as Mr.. Gen
oway, and consequently refused to &C.
commodate him. When will this thing
end?
APRIN0FIELD. n
Solicitor Hagan, we are informed, will
be a candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney.
A young eirl' at the depot yesterday
morning claimed her pocket had been
picked of SO. Her home is in Dayton,
o., where she went yesterday.
The merchants all seemed to be feel
ing blue yesterday. They could not do
any business, all owing to the terrible
dust that was flying and keeping people
in doors.
John Cobaugh, a laborer 26 years of
age, belonging in Bethel Township, was
before Judge Miller, who began an in
quest Of lunacy in his case yesterday.
The malady is Of long standing.
Articles were signed yesterday by the
contestants in the coming walking
match and the money put up. Miss
Ross, who was billed to appear at the
former match, is expected to take part
in this.
James Nelson's blacksmith shop is one
of the busiest places in the West End.
Jim is doing good business and informs
us that he intends to make Whitley and
and IXL plows specially this coming
season.
Jimmy Welsh, while wrestling with
school-mate at the Eastern School Build
ing on Monday afternoon, fell and frac-
tured the bone of his elbow. DIR. Nc
Laughlin removed a portion Of the bone
and dressed the wound.
A few evenings ago quite "Bon Ton"
party was rendered the Hebrew ladies of
this city by Mrs. A. Goldsmith, at her
residence on Columbia street. Several
ladies from abroad were present. 1t was
the party of the season.
Two energetic young men, Messrs.
Nelson aud Digan, have leased the foun-
dry department of the Evans Manufac-
turing Company, at the West End, and