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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1872

Page

4

Temperance pledge drive and meetings at Y M C A rooms

The Y M C A reports S14 signatories to the temperance pledge this year and invites more at an evening meeting in their rooms, 200 ine street, with Dr E B Dalton leading and a praise meeting tomorrow evening. Also notes a council report on Donahue powder magazine, a coroner inquest on a five month fetus, a newsboys meeting planned for Sunday, and a proposed Pendleton Street Railroad extension with fare terms and route details.

Christian Associan Ine Street EB. G. Dalton Donahue Baltimore Committee On Law Madison House Pondieten Street Connell Meeting Pendleton Fourth and Walnut Streets Fourth Elm Street Elm Twelfth Street Central Avenue Clark Street Freeman St Hopkins McLean Avenue Western Avenue Fifth Etim Streets Fifth Street Walnut Street Walnut Board of Public Ts

Floral Hall Exposition Delights City Crowds

The Floral Hall display drew a large female audience with a long table of thousands of cut flowers in every hue. Premiums were awarded to Knott Son August Sunderbruch and others for floral entries and works. Power Hall machinery excitement, Fine Art Hall statuary, and a grand stove display augment the Exposition as attendance surpasses 6,500 last night and is expected to rise.

Thomas Knott & Son Daniel Ring Frank Pentland Cook & Co August Sunderderland August Sunderbruch Phos. Knott & Son Critchell, Gardiner & Co M. D. Potter Randolph Rogers L. C. Hopkins Ginevra Hiram Powers Cincinnati

Appointments Made by Bishop Wiley in Cincinnati Districts

The Cincinnati Conference of the M E Church names assignments by Bishop Wiley for East and West Cincinnati Districts. List includes Chalfant, Spahr, Gilbert, Weaver, Hypes, Dart, Vance, Evans, Davis, Moler, Crum, Raleigh, Jackson, Middleton, Thurber, Wright, and others. Also notes Presbytery meeting in Cleves with Rev installation and city governance item on street naming.

Cincinnati M. E. Church Bishop Wiley West Cincinnati Eaton Ohio East Cincinnati Jas. F. Chalfantincrmati Wesley Cae A.N. Spahr Trinity Ashbury Jas E. Gilbert Pearl Street Awers Mt. Auburn G.T Weaver Walnut Hills L. Hypes Grace Jharth O. A. Brown McKendree Geo. H. Dart High Street Pendleton Madisonvile D. C Butcherville Smith South Lebanon Zoar W. P. Jackson Lebanon Miami Amelia F. Hill N. McDonald Laurel Moscow J. S Whitney New Richmond Middleton Higginsport Chile W. J. Thurber J. F. Wright

Reverend Humphrey Assigned to Cumminsville Sermon Tomorrow

Rev Mr Humphrey formerly of the M E Church at Harrison Ohio is reassigned to Cumminsville and will deliver his first sermon at Chapel tomorrow morning at eleven o clock.

Mr. Humphrey M. E. Church Harrison, O Cumminsville Oak

Colored orator J. B. Watson speaks in Ohio campaign

Last evening in Ohio J. B. Watson, educated by Hon. Thomas Corwin, became the first colored speaker to visit during the campaign. He drew over two hundred attendees, spoke for near two hours, and was praised as temperate and well-timed. A meteor visible from southeast to northwest added marvel to the event.

Ohio J. B. Watson Thomas Corwin Pene

No Half Fare Plan Adopted by C H & D R B Co

The C H and D R B Co adopts a plan of no half fare for political meetings. The Republican Executive Committee of Butler county withdraws candidates for Auditor and Commissioner and substitutes Chris Hughes and John Stillwaugh of the Democratic County Reform party.

Republican Executive Committee Butler County Chris Hughes John Stillwaugh Democratic County Reform Party Martin Davis Hamilton Central House Home Avenue Street Railroad Company Dayton Soldiers

School board forms committee to study Cincinnati German teaching

The School Board authorized a special committee to visit Cincinnati to study how German is taught in public schools and report at next Friday's meeting. Also noted: Captain Hartley won again with Billy Joe at Alexandria Fair. 513 bodies removed from Craig Street burying ground. A W Dunaway died of consumption at his Bery Street home. large tax sale by City Collector. Grant and Wilson Club meets at Drexelinus Hall. Henry Easton Jr. left for Yale but suffered a hemorrhage and returned home.

Cincinnati Hartley Billy Joe Alexandria Fair Craig Street A. W. Dunaway Bery Street Grant and Wilson Club Drexelinus’ Hall Sixth and Madison Henry Easton Easton Yale College Covington & Cincinnati

Daily Market Review for Septem ber 7 1872

The Office of the Evening Star reports on prices and demand for goods across markets. Western Reserve corn and oats show steady to higher values, cheese and coffee markets active, fruit and grain receipts noted, with moderate demand for sugar cured hams lard and oils. All prices given in dozens, bushels, or pounds with firm tendencies in several lines.

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Evening Bells and memories inspire old poem and tales

The piece recounts a refugee craftsman hearing his lost bells in Ireland and Moore’s poem The Evening Bells. It also recalls a humorous romance fragment of gift exchange and a sharp note on iron famine and railroad needs amid U.S. rail expansion.

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