The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-14
FROM POINTS AROUND.

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the Health Office.
A committee visited the fertilizing es-
tablishmenr south OF the city Saturday.
All things are reported in good condition
and well kept.
Rumor has it that Hamilton will lose |
one of her fairest daughters next week. |
Some classes Of business seem to have |
frightened up amazingly as the holidays |
approach. |
The policemen have received their
oyercoats and look quite comfortable.
Yesterday Judge hume dismissed the
suit of the Garvers against the city at
the cost of the defendant. The suit was
to recover some $4,000 damages and to |
obtain "a restraining order to prohibit the
city from rendering dead animals on a
certain piece of property leased by the
city for that purpose.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Next Thursday
the Council meets, when the question as
to whether "drummers" shall be taxed
for coming to our beautiful "burgh" and
selling goods by sample will be the prin-
cipai business of the evening. We also
hear that two of the large milk dealers
are urging Council 30 again take up the
milk ordinance of Dennis Muliigan, so
gloriously defeated at their last meet
ing. ..
A little son of Mr.. Justice Robertson,
living near Jacks creek, fell off of
chair that was standing near the fire, on
Saturday, and was burned to death.
The concert for the benefit of the Char
ity Hospital, last Tuesday evening, was
a success, as the net profits exceed $3.50.
Flfty-Dine names have been proposed
for Councilmen up to this writing. Many
are called, but only twelve are to be
chosen.
, DR.. Fl. M. Hirschfeld, the celebrated
chiropodist of Louisville, KY, has now
permanently located himself in this city,
and is ready to relieve a suffering world
from the pains OF corns, bunions, &c.
For particulars see advertisement on
first page.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. = Lem.
johnson, the present Postmaster, retires
with this week. The vacancy is to be
filled by w. P. Harding, editor of the
Tribune, of Cambridge City.
Ii you visit Cambridge City stop at the
Central Hotel. w. p. Stair, the proprie-
tor, is gentleman that looks after the
comfort Of his guests.
Eugene M. Taylor, of the 81. Al.
Stevens Combination" who fell out OF
a window ON the second floor OF the
Central Hotel, has SO far recovered as
to be able to join the party to-day at
Rushville, Indiana. Taylor, in falling,
landed in a marble-yard. One can
imagine his feelings when he came to
his senses and mistook the place Tor a
graveyard. He managed to reach a
drug store, and in trying TO arouse
the proprietor he broke large glass,
but did not fall through it, as a late dis
match from this place saws.
Judge Mallory, who has been tie cause
of considerable newspaper talk lately,
has been indicted for malfeasance in the
discharge of his official duties. We think
Cambridge wants a change bad.
An "ignoramus" Of this place visited
Il. M. Taylor during his illness, and
wishing to be amused, requested Taylor
to sing him comic song. Taylor will
always pray for him.
COvINGTON.-C. P. Wilcox, Esq,
entered suit in the Kenton Circuit
Court, yesterday. for $4,000 fees against
e. M. Bicknall and Thos. D. Hunt, due
in the Willow Run distillery case.
VIM. Vallandingham, an old man, was
accidentally shot with shotgun yes
terday near Williamstown. His lett eye
was torn out.
u6 uGttnuduG utI1-H'ICL III tu0 Cdb6
OF l.. j. Blakely, assignee of TONNES &
Ante, against Sheriff Perclval, was sus-
tanned yesterday, and the bill was dis
missed. In the case of the Cory Manu-.
featuring Company against the Mt Ster-
ling Railroad Company, Judgment was
rendered for $4,000 and costs, and de-
fendant filed motion for a new trial.
The case Of Gottlieb Erhart was con-
tinued. The defendant was allowed to
stand upon his present bond. Joseph
Shelter, of Newport. was fined 500 and
care In removing the stamp before tap
ping his beer begs. John Martin, coun-
Ierfeiiing; case continued. In the case
of A. Perm, assignee for Dills Il Zeiler,
against L. j. McGibben, to recover value
OF whisky alleged to have been wrong
fully delivered after the assignment,
Zeiier was made party TO the suit ON
petition.
SIN Happy Moments" as played by
Prot. Reonps band last night at the fair
for the benefit of st. Mary's. was the
sensation OF the evening. 1t was the
last on the programme, and the Professor
didit well.
The Covington taxes are coming in
lively to-day.
Il In the Mayors Court this morning
John Brown, John Russell, Tom Walsh
and Charles August, charged with dis
orderly conduct, were sent for q half
day to the stone-pile. Peter Mudd,
breach OF the peace, continued until
Thursday. John Gratesky and Nick
Kistner, for separate drunk, were fined
$4 each. Thos. Fitzgerald, locked up for
safe-keeping, was dismissed. Clemens
Rockhouse, arrested by Herman Kemper,
the City Sealer, for selling by incorrect
scales, paid $8. 4,
The american Wire and Screw Nafl
CO., Of Covington, yesterday afternoon
filed articles Of Incorporation with the
Recorder. Capital stock, 100000. The
Board Of Directors are Joseph Goebbels,
Charles Eymann, Henry Weweler, j. b
Mecklenborg, G. l.. Dengler, Michael
Baackes and Bernard Baestmann. The
company will commence on tine first Nom
day in January.
The Lotta Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment next Monday at Odd-fel.
lows Hall.
NEWPORT. Caroline Schaeffer fell
from the steps at her home on York
street, yesterday afternoon, and broke
her arm.
The pay car Of the Short-line railroad
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