The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. o.

Bishop Weaver breaches at the First
United Brethren Church tomorrow MORN
ing. .....-..
The Dayton Literary Club will meet
this evening at their rooms East Third
street.
The Good Templars will have an ami
versary at the Home this evening. Jack
Stevens will lead the singing.
The ladies OF Memorial Presbyterian
Church of East Third street, are arranging
to prepare dinner at Association Hall,
Thursday of next week.
The farmers and taxpayers of Butler
Township held a meeting at Vandalia on
Thursday evening to protest against the
proposed new Courthouse. ;.a
The Coroner has decided to hold Radke
for examination by the courts. There Is q
feeling of great indignation against him in
the vicinity where he lived.
A young man whose name we did not
learn had hand badly mangled by ma
chinery yesterday at tine Farmers Friend
Manufacturing establishment
R. Lyman Potter, the wheelbarrow man,
who on a wager trundled a wheelbarrow
from Albany, N. Y, to San Francisco, will
arrive in the city to-day at noon via the
Cincinnati Pike.
A horse and wagon belonging to the
Woodhulls came dashing down Third from
Main last evening, and justbefore reaching
Jefferson collided with Charlie Anderton's
delivery wagon. Nobody hurt.
The Dayton National Bank yesterday
purchased of the Indianapolis Rolling
Mills Receiver certificates of the Dayton &
Southeastern RoaG to the amount of $40
00O, at 95 cents on the dollar.
The poultry show opened in earnest yes
terday with an encouraging attendance.
both afternoon and evening. In the after
noon quite number OF ladies came to ad-
mire the fine stock exhibited. The award
ing Of premiums was begun last night, Mr..
A. H. Peck, of Earlville, O., competent
person, being the Judge.
YESTERDAYS CoURrs,-Arnold vs Mar
tin. Appealed. Suit for $25 for lumber.
Jury brought in verdict for defendant
Arnold VS.. Wilson. Suit against Wilson
as surety on promissory note. Defense is
that he did not sign the note. The case
was tried, argued and Jury charged. Jury
went out this morning.
The Board of Canvassers Of the Fourth
Regiment met in this city yesterday after
noon to canvass the vote for Colonel The
following was the result:
?. OConnell: 273
Majority for o 0'Connell 10s
Johnnie Pfeffer, of Workmen's Hall, and
Miss Katie Schorch, were married on Thurs
day evening. t..
HAMILTON.
A plow-stocker wanted at II. p. Deusch-
ers shop. Baltimore papers please copy.
The Emerson meets tonight at William
Crawfords.
There will be an entertainment at Beck
ett's Hall tomorrow evening for the bene-
it of St Joseph's Church.
officer Dunwoody had the presence OF
mind to shoot q mad dog that was just
attacking lady near Algeyers grocery.
Messrs Seward and Sloneger received
some very fine Buffalo steak yesterday,
sent to them by g. W. McGriff Of Kansas
City. r5
ANOTHER VIcTIM.-Yesterday that same
canine that stole the meat of Fred. Schorr
ran off with seventeen-pound roast from
John Hahn's meat store.
| Miss Anna Hooven q dashing young
damsel of Dayton. returned on the $3.50
train this morning, after very pleasant
six weeks visit in this city. ii.
| Rev. DR.. Moody's subject tomorrow
morning and evening will be, THE Way
of the Transgressor Is Hard" and 1.-THE
End Of these Things Is Death"
1t is said that there will be vacancy in
the schools at the close Of the year, one