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

of money will be no inducement toward
making the change.
The dancing school is taking Hamil
ton by storm. All the young folks at
tend and at an early hour shout "Ol
with the dance"
Another Ritchie Road engine wa
shipped to the West to-day. This on,
goes to NJ. Deguvie, of Fredinston, Mo-
one of the results of that Western tril
made by Mr.. Ritchie short time ago.
The Third Ward "Boys" say they
were not "monkeying around on Higf
street for an hour or so," not knowing
where the fire was, but waltzed off il
eloquent style to the exact spot witt
their little extinguisher.
An alarm of fire at two o'clock yes
terday afternoon, called the Department
to Mrs. Benninghofen's residence, cor
Second and Heaton streets, where fire
was discovered, which caught from {
defective flue. Damage slight.
The VIM. Mills Vegetable Crater ant
Cutter will soon be introduced to tht
public in more general manner thar
ever before. This is valuable inven
ton, gotten up by Mr.. Mills, and will
hereafter be made at the Variety Work
and sold by agents everywhere.
The following interesting programme
will be rendered at the Jug-breaking en-
tertainment, to be given at the Baptis
Church next Friday night:
Prayer
2-Singng by Sunday y-school.
3-Remarks by Lou. J. Beauchamp.
4-BIeaking jugs and announcing amounts
5-Humorous readings by Lou. Beauchamp.
6-More jug-breaking. !"
Song by School.
8-Recitaton by Cora Tubbs.
9-More jugs destroyed.
10-Pathetic reading by Lou Beauchamp
ll-Organ solo-Charles Mixer.
12-Stl mo e jugs smashed.
l3-Sngng jug Song"-Bertha Higgena
Awarding OF pr zes namely: jug, juger, jugest
10 De concluded bysell'ng the unused jugs.
LUDLOW. Kr.
Our young friend, Caspar Ritchie, Jr.
was one of the most captivating young
gents at the wedding on Monday eve
ming.
The Presbyterian Sabbath-school will
give an Easter service next Sabbath af
ternoon at half-past o'clock. All the
other Sabbath-schools and the young peo.
pie in general are most.cordially invited
Rev. M. D. A. Steen leaves for Xenia
O., to-day to enjoy family reunion and
celebrate the ifSieth anniversary OF
golden wedding of his parents, at their
residence. He will return on Friday and
conduct the services at the Presbyterian
Church as usual next Sabbath.
TIE little son of Mr.. Eustis, who was
50 severely scalded last week, died, after
thirty-six hours of intense suffering, and
was buried at Spring Grove Cemetery on
Saturday. The bereaved family has the
deepest sympathy of our whole COM
munity.
MARRIED.-At the residence of An
drew Snatcher, ESQ.,, in Ludlow, KY,
on March I'D, 1880, by Rev. M. D. A.
Steen, of the Presbyterian Church, as
sisted by Rev. D. d. Akin, of the NJ. E.
Church, Mr.. Amos Cope and Miss Sophia
A. Carter, all of Ludlow.
Rev. d. D. Akin. pastor of the M. E.
Church, leaves to-day for Danville, Ky.,
to attend the meeting of the Kentucky
Conference. 1t is hoped that this excel
lent Christian gentleman, able minister
and faithful pastor, will be returned to
this charge.
WEST CARROLLTON, o.
Mr.. Jacob Lease is lying very low with
erysipelas.
Our people are talking of building a
Murphy Hall.
The Eagle Paper-mill, with its new
machinery, will be in running order this
week.
Miss Ida Rhodehammel, of Troy, O.,
sister of Mrs. George Swank, is here on
a visit.
Mr.. Bryon Farley has returned from
Kansas City, Mo-, where he has been Wis
iting his relatives
Messrs. Ed. Kendall and Mart. McLane
are building two houses, which are to be
completed by the LIST of May.
Rev. W. A. Bowman, pastor Of the
Lutheran Church, is giving a series of
lectures, Sunday evenings, which have
been we'll attended.
Mr.. Pease, Of the firm of Leindermuth
& Pease, cigar manufacturers, states that
they are far behind with their orders and
are in need of more hands.
Mr.. E. G. Pitman, of Lockland, O.,
formerly of this place, sold his old resi-
dence on High street, now occupied by
Prof. j. III. Harman, to George Phillips,
Esq.
AURORA. IND.
Phil. Kestner is out for Councilman in
the First Ward.
Jacob Kirsch, of the Kirsch House, is
a candidate for Councilman in the Third
Ward.
A tramp sneak thief entered Geo. Phil
lips residence at 81 o'clock Monday
night, but was scared out by the ladies.
A half hour afterwards ne attempted to
again gain access, when he came in con-
tact with Geo. Phillips, who whipped
him soundly. He was not arrested.