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

very well attended. 1t was a success fnan-
cially. Some very fine costumes were rep
resented, besides number Of comic ones.
The vote for the gold-headed cahe at the
St Mary's Catholic Fair is as follows: Geo.
Philip, 256; Jake Kirsch. 255; Chas Lei
beck, 246; Samuel Langtree, 8. Vote for
diamond pin: H. Basler, 225; A. Dobel, 203.
NEWARks0.
The remains of Mrs Charles Winters
were taken to Janesville Wednesday after
noon for interment ~
The Cantata was played to a small house
on Tuesday evening for the benefit OF the
Fifth-street Baptist Church.
Mr.. Geo. Babbott and wife are stopping
a day with his uncle Mr.. Charles Babb0tt,
while on his way to Washington, D. c.
Mr. Fred Connolly, the champion pedes-
trian Of Newark, will meet the Won Blu
men Company In Cincinnati Monday next.
vONDALE.
No Council tonight.
Remember the carrier.
Jack Frost called on Madame Nature
last night and dried up her tears
All the balls and dances in the village
last evening were we'll attended and proved
orderly affairs
PIQUA. o.
Miss Ida Gerhardt is here visiting her
many friends ,......e ......-.t.a-,s;. .
Ray, of the woolen-mills, is happy for q
ten-pound girl has come to bless his home.
Miss Jessie Bachlor, of Lockland, Ohio,
is visiting her brother, c. w. Bachelor, of
this place. 4A1
If you wish to begin the New Veal: right
and order the STAR to be left at your house
every evening Of the year. 9' a1'
L. @. & w. L. Cron & Co. have put show
windows in the front part of their store. on
Main street, which beat every thing Of the
kind in Piqua. The glass of the windows
measure 4Ox120 inches, and those of the
dor 7Sxl20. =
Robert Burns while under the influence
OF liquor Tuesday night. made raid on the
house occupied by Joel Hicken, and was
brought up before the Mayor Yesterday
morning, who fined him SIS and costs, or
imprisonment for thirty days in the County
Jail.
Rev. Luther M. Kumler, Of Seven Mile,
O., recent graduate OF Union Theological
Seminary, New York City, is visiting
friends in the city. sar"t'a'. -.-t.i(
Rev. VIM. M. Beardshear, who recently
returned from Yale Theological Seminary,
will preach at tSummit-street u B. Church,
Sunday evening, January 18th. ...
The Presbyterian Church of Troy, o., has
extended q call to Professor George Funk
houser, of Union Biblical Seminary. to
preach for them at salary Of ST. 400 per
year. f'. ''c -
A large number Of the first ladies of DAY.
ton to-day received New Years calls"
keeping open house" Is custom whose
origin seems to be yelled in the mists of
tradition. ...
Miss Ida K. Resler, most brilliant
young lady who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Prof. Geo. Keister, Of West Day
ton, returned to her home at Westerville,
Ohio, few DAYS ago. fF
DAYTON. Kx.
The DAYTON girls, as rule keep open
house to-day. '
DR.. Keith's family nowoccupies the resi-
dence lately vacated by Mr.. Davidson at
Todd and Madison.
Governor Blackburn has remitted the
5000 fine imposed on Charles Motz, for suf-
fering gaming Motz to paw the costs of the
Court, and the portion of fine rightly be-
longing to the Prosecuting Attorney.
The Robin Hood Archers assembled at
the residence OF Judge Gunnison last night
and rang tire old year out and the new
year in with ceremonies duly solemn. The
programme was admirably arranged well
carried out. and keenly relished, particu-
larly that portion which included the re-
freshmentS III
The creditors and purchasers Of the St.
Francis Church, at a meeting held recently,
concluded to submita proposition to the
Trustees to discount their claims twenty
per cent. and wait FIVE years for, tine re-
manning portion Of their debts at four per
cent. interest per annum. The Trustees
will meet next Monday to consider the
proposition. s-t5.
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