The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-15
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Z HAMILTON. The heaviest rain for
several months fell last night.
Jacob Rupp, the butcher, Saturday,
bought hog that weighed $50 pounds.
1t was raised in Butler county.
The funeral of May, aged seven years,
daughter OF Bartin James, ESQ.,, took
place yesterday afternoon from the fam
lily residence, First ward.
The Board of County Commissioners
held session Saturday. Bills to the
amount of $44S 80 were passed.
There were two fatal cases of small
pox In the city Saturday.
The Daniel Boone Combination is
billed for this week at the Opera-house.
The citizens ball, in Becketts Hall
tonight, is for the benefit OF the Police
force.
oYNTHIANA, KY.--James Gibbons
and Miss Kate Jones, both of this town.
were married on Saturday at PARIS.
Professor Thomas Kelly gave an ex
hibition of magic, music and ventrilo-
quism at Renaker Hail ON Friday night.
The attendance was large.
The price OF coal has fallen to IL cents
per bushel.
Professor Curriers' celebrated String
Band, of Cincinnati, has been engaged
by the managers of the "First Annual
BalP' OF the A. o.. H., to be given in the
H0lian Hall on the 25th inst.
In the case of the Cynthiana and Mt.
Sterling Coal Road Company against
Smith Il Cox, in the Circuit Court, Judge
Boyd gave his decision in favor of the
plaintiffs.
! FRANKLIN, OWN. Wright, one Of
our oldest citizens, died after a lingering
illness, on Thursday, and was buried ON
Saturday, the 18th, with Masonic honors.
Uncfe Billy has been many years in the
drug business here, and by close applica-
hon to business accumulated handsome
estate.
Mrs. DR.. Ohio Evans, sr., who has been
seriously Ill for several weeks, is not
expected to live from day to day.
The hydraulic dam will soon be fin.
lshed and the hearts OF the employees of
the mills made glad.
Hog shipping has commenced.
a large quantity Of corn has been and
Is being shipped from thfs point.
The CHRISTIAN Chapel was decorated
on the 9Th.
Rev. Nj. V. Grouse was ordained and
Installed pastor of the Presbyterian
Church last week.
CALIFORNIA;. O.-Rey. Mr.. Davis
preacned another pood sermn az fba
M. L. Church last night. His congrega-
tions are increasing rapidly. We are
informed by Mr.. Davis that protracted
meeting will be held at the M. L. Church
In few weeks.
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W"nYe Won was per'olmeo IN tne city'
paroon y, ous ddo;u pGopis s, wsle u.sappoin.ea'
- daoda sgo ~ uesing anuavi.s sworn W
oaad uoSu, noa aSe0 ~ a'rI III ieases ack nowi-
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SahhatbS Ssc5ooI, Mics EIIa WaiI ~ ,.as ~ r.
nointad Lihrarian vica rarria f",,ssl, - II
fesicnsd "e'
The coming winter is likely II he q
,dnll one for our village financiaiIy and
soSia fIv 'AN
LUDLOW, KY. = The great checker
,tournament tnat has fnprossed tho
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minus VI many Vi OUT citizens, young
and old, for the last three weeks, was
seeded last evening, the following
su Prof George 1 smith S, iirss. ma Mart WoH,i.
second; Nj. R. Grayener, third. The
Club is in hourishing condition, and
a w soon soon nase ANU amoinr, ora conseso winch
And now the work goes brayely nm
fbe last little shaking III, we gave our
fimid politiciaris has iIad the desired ef.
feet. as our summary OF the SITUATION
will show. The following named gentle
men are prominently spoken OF as avail
able candidates for Council: In the First
ward~Jas. Thistlewait. Dwight Benton
md G, w .Tupmau: second waIt =; 5ouire
Wesner. John III, Berkencanp md Dan.
Miller. Third ward-Coi. H. Jentins. 8.
al. Hagerly and Al, Grinnasen. FoiirIb
ward[E. A. Williams. Frank Silward
VIM. Ordelmtmdt. and We nresuma tbn
present incumbent. John Grace. viii
make The race. and a host Of others 10
herir from. F6r civ Traas,irer-S' X
He,ipes. NO onposition. Assessor and
i3oileeI,,r-,I. II. Grayener. "a VET n,, on.
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