The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-18
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CHERRY GRovE.-C. W. Van Gun
dy ID in the city.
There Is no smallpox In town
Pritchard Aver has taken q partner
"One for life."
George Powell is doing a,good bnsl--
ness at his store, money being plenty
The STAR is our paper. and we want,
no other.
AvoNDALE.--Phe Improvements of
Gholson avenue is about completed.
Since the work was commenced five
dwellings have been erected on the south
side of that street.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given by the village Literary q Ciub al. the
residence OF Mf. Chas. Wells on Tues
day evening. The Club should arrange
for public reading.
The ball for the beneftof the st. An
drew'D Catholic Church. takes place to-
morrow evening at Avon Hall.
LEXINGTON, ky. = Messrs. Allen
Bashford and e. w. Rankins, OF the
Northern Bank, at Paris, KY, arein the
city. The former looks fine and hearty,
and his numerous friends rejoice to hear
of his success, as he knows we'll how to
dispense his hospitalities. We wish him
we'll always. The latter, we are in-
formed, is not ON matrimonial, business,
though known to be very much that way
inclined. May he succeed also, and
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solace enjoyed by the former.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Charles 8.
Bell, jr., was married TO Miss Drucilla
b. Keith. Rev. Dr.. Read performed the
ceremony. &
The fashionable portion OF our eiti-
zens have been delighted with another
.'brilliant wedding" AZ the editor of
the Daily Press styles 1t. 1t was this
time Miss Charlotte Prall and Mir.
Thomas ii. Mccoy, the latter OF Louis
vile. The parties were very, wealthy,
and Of course the more wealthy people
are the more presents they receive on
such occasions. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy
received thirty-two tokens OF friendship,
one OF which is noteworthy, a hand-
Bomely bound copy Of Tennyson's po-
ems, by Mrs. John Stewart, OF Denver,
Col. All the other presents were made
Of precious metals.
A large number Of thieves are prowl-
ing around, and our citiZens would do
we'll 10 be on their guard.
Railroad travel between Lexington
and Frankfort has greatly increased
recently.
Balls, parties, and weddings are to
be the winter amusements OF our citi-
zens.
HAMILTON.-The union services will
be held in the Baptist Church on Thanks
giving day. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. I. J. Harris, of the Nj.
Il. Church.
The funeral OF Katie, oldest daughter
of Henry Schlasser, Esq, took place
yesterday afternoon.
The 30tn is the day set apart for the
official election to ill the vacancy in
Council, made so by the resignation Of
Mr.. S0hn. s
A petition is In circulation, asking the
Board OF Education to- purchase the
Ezra Pattee lot on Second street, Sec
ond. ward, on which to build a school
house. M8s. s4ss ss.
Sheriff Allied has become the purchas-
-er of the properly in the First ward
lately used as a ChiIdfen's Home. He
intends fitting it up ior residence.
The. funeral Of Mrs. Margret Enler
took place to-day from Zion,s Church.
Mr.. Gertrude Kulz, vile Of John G.
Kurz, committed suicide yesterday by
cutting her throat with q razor. Her
lifeless body was found byrhef husband
and son, about II o'clock, lying in the
stable. She was about forty-tivet years
old. No. cause IL assigned Tor the act.
Adam Forster, the Amanda murderer,
was yesterday nyioted, by the jury Of
manslaughter, and the Court recon-
mended tosentence him TO the fuiE ex-
tent of the law.
for selling liquor to- Q minor. !, the Prose-
defendant was fined $40 and costs, and
TO stand committed until the same Is
paid. s1a
Charles Ball, Jointly Indicted with
Adam Forster for'the murder OF Henry
Schwitzer, had his trial yesterday. phe
evidencew was substantially the same as
that produced at the Forster trial.
Three houses were burglarized Tues
day night--oHe in the Third ward and
two In. the Fourth. Perhaps the wealth.
er is too cold Tor the policemen to ven-
ture out. Citizens, hurry up tbosewin-
terluniformss as you value your prop,
er<y. eA ~ w S7P
j. a. Crossman, the blgamist, favored
the city With the 1ight-0f' his oounte-
nance yesterday. The object of his COM
ing was to obtain some $1,000 worth OF
noies, the property othis new wife. He
was prevented from doing So by q re-
straining order lssued by taes = Common,
Pleas Court.
00vINGToN. -c Councilman Rube Nc
Donald Is in tr0nb.e.
The Kramer murder case. removed
from Cambellcounty,by changeiofvenue,
was brought up thismorning. Col. Matt.
M. Cooper, the renowned silver tongued;
orator, assistedby Hon. Chas. Duncan,
appeared, for the defendant.s The case
creates considerable, exoitement, as the
prisoner has once been sentencedi to-
twenty.one years. imprisonmentandsw was
granted. a new trial BY, the Court Of Ap-
peals. s,issi f4fSg
Two saloon keepers were yesterdaz
indictedsfor selling or giving liquors 10
minors.
In, the Criminal Court Wednesday.
Commonwealth We. George Harrison, !,
fined $40 and costs. The cases Of Wm.l
and Robert Page, charged with larceny,
were filed away. Wallace Mudd was
sent to Frankfort for two years for steal
ing watch and chain from Il. Kennedy,
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