The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-30
FROM POINTS AROUND.

CYNTHIANA, KYs-Inefe WILL W
spelling match, open to all comers, fri-
day night at the Baptist Church. Prize
to be copy of Webster's unaprlaged
The new cisterns are being worked
70 n;dIv to completion. The City Fathers
inland purchasing superb fre engines
iThere is talk Of getting up q fire brigade.
aThe town Will be honored by the pres
once Of Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, who in
tends to lecture on her wrongs and trou-
bles in the Nolean Hall on November
the 18th.
FALMOUTH.-The farmers complain
that the Cincinnati hunters not only kill
the game in their vicinity but the barn
yard fowls and everything that comes in
their way, and in consequence they have
placed trespass notices around their
farms, making it a Unable otfense to
enter.
E The Circuit Court closed its session
in this place yesterday.
The STAR will be delivered by Mr..
TGmlinson, our special agent. at 10 cents
per week. /
The County Court convenes her e next
yMonday. and special session OF the.
Criminal will be held the week after.
HAMILTON. - Rufer, the convicted
murderer OF Herman Schilling,was taken
to Columbus yesterday by Sheriff Allen.
The Board of Health has decided upon
compulsory vaccination as the best
means to prevent the further spread of
smallpox.
Most Of the teachers of the Public
Schools left yesterday for Xenia to at
tend the Central State Teachers Asso-
citation.
:, A four-year-old daughter of citizen
was starred to school one day last week
for the first time, and when asked by the
Superintendent how old she was replied,
''Just halfpast four" /.
In the case OF the West Hamilton
Loan and Building Association VS..
John Uhlmer and wife the mortgage
was foreclosed, and judgment given for
$50.
In the case of Louis schwenk VS.. Geo. !.
Schwenk and Hamilton Loan and Build
ing Association, default was opened up
and leave given to answer.
y Edley Paul ys. John E. Heiland ct al,
default, was opened, and leave given
defendant to file motion to separate and
number causes OF action.
In the case of Hecter Basson against
Simon Degginger Judgment of $1,6jS in
favor OF plaintiff. t
In the case Of John J. Davis against
Yeakle, Treasurer, the motion of the de-
tendaht to reform the plaintiffs amended
petition was oyerruled.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Quite anumber of
our leading citizens, ladies and gentle
men, left yesterday to attend the recep-
tion given last night to MIR. E. Stanley
Bowman and his Louisville bride at
'Lynwood," the residence of Col. A. N.
Bowman, in Mercer county.
Captain Chas. =. Williams, the tascin-
lating manager OF the Dispatch book
store, on Main street, leaves next week
for his former home in Mercer county,
whittier he mas been called by his faith
4er's advanced age to take charge of the
business department. OF Daughters Col
1ege.
The want OF employment for females,
and young persons OF either sex is q se-
irious matter oil thought to parents re-
siding in this city of idlepess, and steps
should be taken by our leading men aud
women that would Lead the unemployed
hnte industry and prevent the commits
sion Of crime tnat is certain to follow
the path efIndolence.
The next day after the marriage of Mr..
lSOule Smith, he was retained hl a torci-
lent, Mrs. Mary McCarty. During the
progress of The trial he found it neees-
Fsary to challenge an obstinate witness
named johnson to fight outside the
lCourt-house, tor which Judge Stevenson
entered tine of $6 against the Literary
attorney. At the close OF the trial a jul
sTyman arose and petitl0ned the Court TO
remit the tine, as Mr.. Smith WAS mar
ried man, which appeal his Honor COM
piled with.
/ The humorist Josh Billipgs opens the
series OF Lectures on the OH OF Noyem-
ber, before the Lexington Lecture Asso-
citation.
The Central Kentucky papers at pres
ent are d Attle eniiveDed with details Of
dazzling weddings and announcements
Df others to come. A stranger reading
these rural prints would think that ev-
cry marriage here was fashionable one.
THIS, with tne ostentatious show OF grief
ut funerals, are among the f0tlies that
help to bankrupt the old Kentucky fami-
lies. A little more sense and less oil
Nonsense will be the first step in the way
)Df reform.
A local paper has echoed our warning
to people to beware OF the fictitious
ipElCtb dShcU ioI 3uIuteREdbS Cdttlo.
these warnings are unheeded many a
mortgage will be foreclosed in the next
live years.
Among the interesting visitors now in
the city are Miss Mollie Fritzlen and
her companion, Miss Wright both of
Jessamine county. they are the guests
Vt Mrs. John r. Miller.
The marriage Of Chas. A. Miller. Of
louisville, to Miss Eliza Lloyd, Of Lex
Ington, is appointed Tor next Tuesday
week at the Broadway Christian Church.
:, An epidemic at this time prevails in
Dur city in the way of matrimonial af-
fairs. Six marriages In the last two
days, with plenty OF handsome girls left
willing TO accept clever fellows desir-
pus ofgood wives.
LDDL0w, Ky. M. II. Bentiy, ESQ !.
has gone South on business.
Mr. Robert Shannon and family have
moved to the city.
We understand that 0vertures of an
nexation have been made by Bromley and
Economy since the s.iiberaln reaction
has sssot in" All this greatness must
be credited to the indefaIgable efforts
Df "Bob am me.n
We wish to correct single error in
pur last report, and that is the vote of