The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-20


stopped and hallooed to Caterlin ane
told him to pull cut, that he would rul
into him, and that he paid no attention
to the warning. and that Caterlin is re
sponsible for the accident.
Thursday night, between 12 and
o'clock, some fellow, supposed not to b
altogether compos mentis, stopped il
front of the residence of Simon Gold
man, and. with a double-barreIed shot
gun, loaded and discharged the old fuset
twenty-one times, disturbing the whole
neighborhood. Everybody supposed il
was lightnipg-bugs shooting at burglars.
The celebration of the twenty-frst
birthday of Harry Goldman (son of Sim.
con Goldman, Cashier First National
Bank) took place, as previously an
nounced in the STAR, last evening. at
their residence on South Main street.
There were about two hundred invited
guests present, who were splendidly en-
tertained by Mr.. Goldman and his esti-
mable wife. After dancing several
hours, the dining-room doors were thrown
open, and the entire party were seated
for supper. The tables we're beautifully
decorated and loaded with everything
that the markets afforded. After enjoy
ing the repast, the party withdrew, wish.
ing Harry many, many more birthdays
wAPAKONETA. o. tH
The election of Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Eleventh Regiment, O. N. G., re-
suited in the election of Captain Joel B.
Crabb, he receiving 1877 votes. Major
George Bush, of this place, received
165 votes, giving majority Of % fol
Captain Crabb.
RELLEvUE. Kx.
Trot out your candidates for President
of Council. S'.tFt v
The Temperance meeting tomorrow
night will be addressed by host oi
speakers.
Mr.. Will Anspaugh was elected chief
and Mr.. Will Thee assistant chief of the
Easter Masquerandoquadrillem
The wives of the members of Bellevue
Lodge, No. 1883, Knights Of Honor pre-
sented the Lodge with beautiful Bible.
The Lodge accepted the same and have
rendered the ladies vote of thanks.
The members of Bellevue Lodge, No.
1888, Knights of Honor, will assemble
at their lodge room next Wednesday
evening at p. m. sharp and proceed to
Newport, where they will visit Friend
ship No. 163.
A grand Sunday-school reunion of the
NJ. E. Sunday-school will be held in the
M. E. Church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The Rev. John Y. Dobbins and
Amos Shinkle, Esq, of Covington, will
be present and conduct the exercises.
Preaching in the evening at u o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend both
services. ss
Last night City Clerk Gould posted an
ordinance, passed at the last meeting of
Council, upon the Council Chamber, and
shortly after it was so defaced by some
rascally person as to make it unreadable.
Mayor Morgan should take this matter
in hand, as the ordinance is one that in
terests many Of our citizens, and punish
the guilty person with few days in our
Jail.
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. - James Van
Sickle and Sarah Stevens.
Hose Herrick and Gus. Schrawder, of
Connersville, are home visiting relatives.
HWithin the last week number of fam
lilies from this county emigrated to Kan
sas and the far r'West.
State of Indiana vs.. Delilah Montrose
of this city, for assault and battery was
flied for the April term of the Circuit
Court.
A divorce suit was filed yesterday fol
the April term Of the Circuit Court by
Geo. @. Glegoldt VS.. Christina NJ. Gis
goldt, for abandonment. The parties
live in Aurora.
LEXINGTON. KH.
The fruit still remains uninjured.
Timothy hay is selling at from $l2 tc
$lS, owing to quality.
The price of hemp has not changed the
last week, is still selling at $S.
A great many of our merchants have
gone East to lay in their spring stock OF
goods. Z
Rev. George T. Gould, Principal Of
the Female College at Millersburg, KY,
has been honorably acquitted.
Mr.. William Blackburn, of Woodford
County, has established himself in the
grocery business, corner of Limestone
and Second street, Moneghan's old stand.
He has a fine and select stock of all
kinds of groceries both staple and fancy.
we wish him abundant success.
Jacob Stable & Co. are determined to
make the masquerade ball, which is to
come off at the Opera House April 1st,
a grand success. Wolf & Trost's Band
will furnish the music. Costumes will
be furnished at very reasonable rates.
Tickets of admission 81. Tickets to the
gallery 50 cents
The Emma Leland Combination
Troupe will give performance tonight
for the benefit of the Irish Relief Asso.
citation. The play selected is Bouci-
cault's "Colleen Bawn." Price of ad.