The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-10
FROM POINTS AROUND.

I6u OuuICu 1b u6dEluS COupl6tlous 0Ch-
tlemen, shell out for shingles and give it
cover.
Three cases OF smallpox at Cherry
Grove, SO we are informed by q. W. Van
Gundy, our agent at that place. "Van''
will not 60 back till it blows over.
DAYTON, KY.-It was Mr.. Beatty
that ornamented the top end Of Miller,
the ferryman.
Bishop Dudley, of the Episcopal
Church. is expected to preach in St.
Johns Church, this city, the latter part
of the present month.
The reading club and dancing associa-
tion both promise well, but some people
are afraid that both will end in prom
fses.
BELLEVUE, KY.-Keep your shooting
irons in good oraer, the chicken thieves
are around now. Mr.. William Kennedy,
of Rhensford street, had eight stolen on
last Tuesday night.
la Council the contract for lighting
and keeping the street-lamps in good
order, was awarded to Mr.. John Good at
800 per year. The Improvement ON
Taylor avenue has .been completed and
Ratliff, City Marshal, made his
report and called the attention of the
Board to the fact that smallpox had
made its appearance in Bellevue. A
resolution instructing the Mayor and
his officers to use due diligence in fer
reting out all cases of smallpox and
have the houses posted, and report same
to the School Committee, was adopted.
A resolution was adopted recommend
ing that all children attending the Pub.
lie Schools be vaccinnated, and the
Principal be instructed not to admit
any child coming from a house where
the disease is known to be. And also
that all physicians be required to report
any cases coming under their notice.
The ladies of the Catholic Church ap-
piled, through Mr.. Dankee, for the use
OF the Council Chamber on Christmas
eve, tor the purpose of erecting Christ.
mas tree. Application granted.
No decision was arrived at In regard
to that disgraceful pond on Berry and
Center streets. Some OF the City Faith
ers are interested-perhaps that ac-
counts for it. Those poor dlgnitaries are
unable to pay for the improvement OF
the street, and SO the people Will just
have to wade through as usual.
Mr.. Dankee says Fairfield avenue Is
a nuisance. His head Is level.
LEXINGTON, KY.-In Judge Multi
gan's Court yesterday Alice Kenney and
Sue Kenney, charged with breach OF the
peace, were each fined $5 and costs.
Mayor Frazer informs US that he is
annoyed from morning till night by
tramps, who apply to him for aid. AL
the last meeting of Council there was
OK 10 col a hanpfit n
the poor of the city; now the tramps. are
fiocking in from ali parts OF the country
1t might be good thing to arrest lol
OF these fellows and send them to the
Work-house, where they will DO the city
some good.
When Councilman Mulligan intro.
duced the milk ordinance in Council he
stated that the proposition did not 1u,
clude pedestrian yenders OF the lactea
fluid (of which he is one), but that II
implied only the large dealer, whose .ye
macadam SO lavishly spread upon oul
streets.
Lieut.. Governor John G. Underwood
is in the city, and is stopping AT the 81.
Nicholas.
A grand Democratic rally will be held
in 1rishtown on New Years eve
Speeches will be made by Hon. Michae
McCarty, Mayor, and Major DAME
Herlihy, attorney OF Irishtown.
Lexington can boast Of what no othe
city in the world cana regular organ
lied Society of Spotless Men. Pure
chaste and undefiled as these men are
the ladies do not court their acquaint
ance to very great extent. strange.
County Court day next Monday, the
Elder Lamar closed his labors at thu
Broadway Cristian Church on Wednes
day evening. The power Of his influence
has been deeply ielt among our citizens
He left for his home in Louisville yester
day.
The ferry company who are about t.
start their ferryDoats across the streets
have monopoly OF the right, anu w
understand are going to charge tiv'
cents trip. Cheap.
LUDLOW, XIV. Council metin specia
session last Thursday evening for reor
ganization, President Savage in tn
Chair and quorum present. The com
munication Of Nick Brown, asking pei
mission OF Council to lay hag-ston
crossing at corner OF Ash and Carnea
SITS. at his Browns expense. granted
after which the honorable body dis
solved in tears of griet and JOY at thei
fate last Saturday, denoted ere this, MIR
Haut being tue first to yield his seat, 8
/. honorably filed for the last two years
Mr.. Wiley not being present, was spare,
the trouble Of walking down and oul
After short prelude by the Presiden
and Clerk In bursting open the grea
seals that. held sacred tn
peoples choice OF rulers for anothe
year, His Honor Mayor Dalton was re
puested to step forward and swear i
the newly elected public servants at 2
cents per head, q couple Of whom wer
iacetiously charged with trying to dodg
Uncle Billy. Some Of the auditors q
our elbow stated that the dodger
ind religious scruples, while other
asserted that the gentlemen were AYERS
to SO much s'inflation." Be this as !
may the Circle was formed, and sol
elmn oath registered, that the city G
Ludlow would be carefully guarded 70
the year to come.
There will be another of those pleasan
socials at Odd-feliows' Hall next Satul
day evening.
j. III. Masten has been appointed spe
cial constable for this city and yicinit
In the interest OF the Cincinnati Soutf
ern railroad.
& AI.~ Igk al IN