The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-29
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ENSN1 O1N fAIGOONA(e
REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE srAR.l
LEXINGTON, KY.-The duties OF
i've newspaper local are often arduous
and vexatious. especially when ne en-
deayors to fulfill his agreement With his
employers and patrons. But now anu
then little pleasure is experienced IN
Syritine accounts of interesting we'd
flinos Here is one: On Wednesday
evening MIR. j. Soule Smith, leading
LAWYER and literary writer OF no mean
ability. was united to Miss Juliet It.
Bryan. The ceremony was performed at
the residence OF Mrs. Sarah Bryan, in
tnis tnH oitY. By Elder Robert Graham. The
Daily Press Of yesterday adds: To tbe
young couple whose lives are now inter
Iwined with each other we can only offer
the incense Of heartfelt wishes and
prayers for their lasting happiness. May
the richest benisons in the gift of Him
who thought it not good for man to be
alone, and in mercy to him instituted
'nsatrimony, be showered upon these two
brave souls, and may the. course of true
love always end as happily as has
theirs.
The citizens of Lexington owe the
STAR a cordial patronage. It the only
paper coming here that contains a daily
report of this and other places in Central
Kentucky, and is more devoted and out
spoken ON local affairs than all the rural
ROSTERS printed in this city. Some of
these obscure prints would be almost
unknowrlif if the STAR had not scratched
their backs and given them a free adver-
tisement every once in while. These
papers are so hampered in by this and
that CLIQUE and class that it is morally
impossible Tor them to burst the social
cords tnat bridle their quill pens. For
tunately, for the taxpayers, the STAR
will have no such cords. s
1t is high time the live stock men
should cease their nonsense about imag-
inary pedigrees with q view Of putting
fictitious Valne ON brindle COW or a
bay mare. Such deceit will bring ruin
to them and injure the community.
Some Of them are already feeling the
effects Of their nonsense.
Major Phil. Brown, at the County
Clerks office, is joyful. On Tuesday ne
issned six marriage licenses. May the
good work contAnne. Amen.
The compositions In the Press Office
were favored with part of the wedding
cake and supper Of MIR. and Mrs. Soule
Smith.
Gen. VIM. Preston has been appointed
to represent this dlstrictin the National
Railroad Convention that Is appointed to
meet In st. Louis Nov. 23d.
Mr.. John Davis was thrown from a
buggy ON Wednesday evening and Sc
Yerely hurt.
MI. VIM. Walby. salesman at j. L,
Landinis, broke his arm while playing
ball, on w ednesday evening.
Five fashionable weddings in the short
space of eighteen hours is cheering
sign that our admonilions ON matrimony
are doing good.
HAMILTON.-The Straub House will
continue under it's present management
for some months yet.
Yesterday afternoon one of the street
car horses became unmanageable ant
caused considerable CONSERVATION BY
taking the car several feet from th,
track.
HUNTS baseball nine, of Springdale
will play match game with the Miamis
OF this city, at the Rink Tomorrow after
noon.
The case of Alex. NJ. Hall VS.. Frances
M. Hall, in which plaintiff sued fol
divorce, was. on motion OF plaintiff, dis
missed at his cost.
John Miller against Hamilton Stree
Railway Company, was dismissed Al
costs of defendants.
w. Iii. Todhunter VS.. Jacob Theirs Yet
al, Beckett Paper Company, on its owr
melton. was made party defendant anC
leave granted to file its answer.
In the case OF james A. Cornelius vs.
Anna L. Chapman ct al. A decree or.
dering PARTITION among the heirs was
granted.
against the Oxford Female College
Alex. Guy ct al, leave was given pIaint.
iff to file supplemental petition.
The Sheriif's sale, in The case of D. W.
McClung vs.. T. Vanderveer ct. al, was
confirmed.
Robert Owaif has brought suit against
Henry Eyer to secure the payment Of a
promissory note of $6I2 43.
The Grand Jury for tile October term
yesterday finished up it's work and made
It's final report. The following is the
list OF indictments: Adam Foster, Chas,
Ball, VIM. Bergen, murder in the first
degree; Charles St. Clair, Jacob Shull,
breaking and entering a house In day.
time aud for grand larceny: Henry
Phielman, John Wagner, for selling
liquor to minors; Lewis Kehnor, f0i
Keeping room for sale of liquor; Tim
Chr, for resisting an officer; John
Wagner, for selling liquor to minors
Thomas Hagan, for assault and battery
Jasper Meyers, breaking and entering d
dwelling house; David Campbell, stab.
bing win intent to kill; VIM. Clark, re.
slstdng an officer; James Il. Hagan, as
sault and battery; James IL. Hagan
petit larceny; Ignatfus Hagan, petit lar
beny; Cbas. +. Gunckle, obstructing the
administration OF tjustice; Chas. Bonnell
same offense; Peter Kemp, same Of.
fense.
Ii Madame Rumor is not at fault. there
viii be two weddings in the city mex
week.
CoyINGToN.-The colored soldiers
drew their pensions yesterday.
The Clinton Hotel will probably b,
ppened soon. A good landlord woult
certainly make the thinga paying insti
tuition.
"A small FIRE In the roof Of Mr.. Ash
Woods house, ON Eleventh and Bank
lick, was the cause of the alarm yester
day afternoon. Damage slight, scare
great.
Thomas Daniels was fined ssb and
costs for assault and battery; by 'Sdufre
Francis, yesterday, to which lie took ex
ceptions. After good deal or talk ht
made Q pass at tile Squire, but missed
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