The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-02
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[REPoRTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STAR.
BELLEVUE, KY.3squire j. W.
Foudray has ahandsome sign up In front
OF his residence, ON Fairfield avenue.
This was much needed indeed.
Two butchers named g. Fister and %.
Klotzbach INDUCED In a fight on Rhens-
ford street yesterday, in which the latter
was struck in the tace with a saw and
severely injured.
CALIFORNIA, O.-The citizens of
California are rejoicing over the nomi-
nation OF their candidate for County
Commissioner, Aaron Hopper, of Ander-
son township.
The suit of sundry parties vs.. e. G..
Penn and others, proprletors of the
Ohio turnpike, resulted yesterday In q
verdict for the defendants.
Arrangements will be made immedi-
ately for the organization OF an Allen
Club in our town.
WASHINGTON, @. H.-Craig Bros.'
Z dry goods and wholesale notion house
dissolved partnership to-day, D. H..
Craig retiring. Eli and William Craig
will continue business without change
OF ftirm name.
Dahl & Getz also have dissolved, Geo.
Dahl retiring. ~
! Stock sales on Tuesday brought many
people to town, and great amount OF
stock changed hands.
The Changers held county meeting
In Wehdeps grove near town ON Wednes-
day. 1t was wen attended, and was
grand and very pleasant affair.
LUDLOW, KY.--The Ludlow Family
Circle moonlight party comes off to-mor-
row evening. ..tf
We are fairly pestered by the many in
, quiries made of US concerning the pres.
ent whereabouts OF the once famous
"fhisgig" and his contemporary, the
"Eiji Islander" Any reliable fnfor-
nation of the above named celebrities
Will 1e thankfully received and promptly
noted In thls column for the benefit of
the people in Ludlow and West CoyinQ-
ton in particular, and posterity in gem
eral.
AT a meeting of the School Board last
night 1T was decided to continue the
schools as long as the money in possess
sion Of the Board would hotd out. Mr..
p. q. johnson, OF the Fourth ward, de.
livered telling speech on the necessity
OF maintaining our excellent public
schools as they are. Mr.. j in the course
ofhis well-timed. remarks, handled those
o0uncilmen and citizens who are work.
ing so'earnestly against the success of
onrschools, without gloves. Served 'eml
right.
The City of Ludlow refuses to take
any more Of MIR. Ludlow's DIRT. No fun
Intended.
Mr.. Charlie Jones, of the Ludlow Base :,
ball Club, is engaged by the Chicago
club for the season OF '78. A better SCI
lection could not be made.
LAWRENCEBURG,IN MIRA. Hayes
has entered two horses at the Boone;
County Fair.
: Colonel j. H., Burkam has purchased
Timothy Guards farm, in this county !;
also, Guard's part of Guards Island p ini
Hamilton county, 0nip.
:. Mr.. Jacob Straley and Mrs. Ricket
were married Tuesday nightly FatherH
SOnderman, dni the .St.LawIepce Cathoiic
Church. Mr.. Straley is seventy-three
iyears OF age, and this is his fourth expert
iment In married life, and Mrs. StraIeyil
seventy, and has already been widow
twice.
On next Monday morning 1Judael|
Roberts Will open one ot the most nh-i
Dearborn county. In addition to the
two murder trials of Ref and Ross, thereI|
Will be the second suitOf the GfangersI H
against the cOunty,,tw0 suits against the II
Louisville Mail Line, originating in thell
Pat Rogers disaster, 5000 being claimedII Il
in each suit claims of John Cobb & co. ii
against the city ofrAurora, are to be sar-jl
gued.
MajorJ. A. II. jackson, who was so
badty bruIsedHnd cut in the smash-upil
OH the q. and NJ. railway two weeks agol
1s better, and able to resume part oil
his duties In Lawrenceburg. II
August iWehke's new house, on Centenl
street, is receiving theifnishing touches
and will be ready tor occupancy in al
epuple.of weeks. II
Our Public Hall will be opened to thej
public next Tuesday evening by q draJ
matte company Of merit from Ginoinl
natl. -...- -----------
Rev. N. is. Wilson, of this city, will
spend sunday next 'at Sparta, In thfs
county. His pufpit will be iooctipled
Sunday forenoon by Rev. A. w. Free
man. VI
HAMILTON.--An alarm was turned I
In 7from box W this m6fhihT. r1t was
caused by a fire in Wellers & iStraub's
elevator, which was extihgtished by lPo.
licefiah Taber, OF the Third ward, be-
fore the engines arrived. The fire was
the work iof an incendiary1l
Total number of deaths during che
month OF August, l6, being 10 'less than
bhe number Of deaLhs occurring during
he month of July.
The Joe Brant farm, yesterday, was
scid TO James Beatty at $l45 per acre. +
Allen Clubs have been organized in ali
,he wards, With the exception of the Ii
SECOND. 1Ti
The candidates Of both parties yesterl
lay 'recsised a1etter OF inquiry ,frofnithe
Committee OF Safety. - IA
s. w. Brock. yesterday, left for New
York. summoned 10y telegraph to his
Professor McFarland will deliver a {
ectufe on astronomy this evening, III tha t
Jniyersaiist Church. liz
Tins Butter County Teachers Institute Z
rows In numbers ana interest oE exar- Il
ises as 1t progresses from day to day. III
The Courthouse Nine play the Wax! 4
nds, alias Shoemakers, on Friday after d
LO6u. Nj
Anna Brockrfiah has brought snitt Ii
6aiIlat Jnhn u RrOhktuon ~ ,,lht.sE 49, / :