The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-05
IRON POINTS AROUND.

school teacher at this place, has now
splendid school, and we may say,ls
splendid teacher.
The Literary Society will meet at the
School-house next saturday night.
We Yesterday received a call from z.
w. Van Guhdy, the popular STAR Agent
of Cherry Grove. He says everything is
quiet in his town, and business is good.
IIAMILToN.-A faro bank, under the
management of several lads, between
sixteen and eighteen years of age, has
opened up ON High street. ~
A. valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Davis, agent of @. NJ. FL inner, was shot
yesterday, after having broken his leg
the night before.
MIR. Louis Sohngen, for several weeks
past confined TO the house from indis-
position, is able to attend to business
again.
The Board of Health with some hall
dozen physicians, yesterday, visited the
tertilzing establishment OF Bevis &
Doddsworth, against whom the petition
for Injunction was filed. They report
everything lovely.
New Suits--Henry Holscher against
the lessees of the public works. Dana.
ges claimed, 1924.
Josepn Shott against the lessees OF the
public works. Suit brought to recover
Sl94 damages caused by The overflow of
Crawlords run.
Jacob Schwab, brother of Peter
Schwab, died suddenly yesterday at his
residence, in the Second ward.
Victoria Woodruff at the Opera Hall,
and the exhibition at the Universalist
Church, are the principal places oi en-
tertainmept this evening.
Rev. Hanford and DR.. W. Scohey will
be In attendance at the Missionary Con-
vention Of the Baptist Church, to be held
ut Lockland ON the 9th aud 10th ms
LEXINGTON, KY.-The ordinary dull
ness of the Circuit Court Docket is bro
ken by a$20,0O0 slander suit, instituted
by Miss Mary McCarty against Robert
+. johnson.
The Lexington Dispatch agrees with
the STAR that when the Southern rail
road is finished to Lexington this city
Will be only suburb, and business will
go to Cincinnati, which is now the case
in Cynthiana, where fine storerooms can
not find tenants at hundred dollars a
year rent. The owners of business prop
erty should look to this and release their
relentless grasp upon the throats of our
struggling storekeepers.
Mr.. John Duncan, editorof the Farm
ers' Home journal, formerly of this city,
Is carrying on a lively discussion with
Mr.. Key, the editor of the Southern Agri-
pulturist. Mr.. Key is trying to prove
tnat Mr.. Duncan Is no gentleman, but
Mr.. Duncan has no need to attempt to
argue the same thing or Mr.. Key, as ev-
erybody is aware OF the TACT already.
we ask Mr.. Duncan's pardon for mem
nohing his name in connection with that
of the man who edits the Agriculturist,
but sucn unpleasant things must be done
occasionally.
Editor Rothacker has proposed the fol-
lowing toast for the coming press BAN
quet in this city: "Po Col. j. j. Miller
II was stranger and he took me in."
1T is to be drank standing, and in silence.
Captain II. Ill. Fitzhugh was In Lex
ington on Tuesday evening, and report
ed that the Mt. Sterling coalroad lacked
but foura andia a half miles OF being COM
pteted.
Mrs. Ella Warfield (nee Runyan) who
married some two years sinceand went
10 the cold region OF Minnesota, lis now
Pin visit to her relatives, and will spend
lhe winter In Kentucky.
COvINGTON.-The free concert last
night,given by the Young Peoples Asso-
riation, of the Union M. e. Church, was
largely Intended, and altogether an en-;
loyable affair.
iRhe employees of Licking Iron Works
will hold,a meeting to-night,.to take ac-.
tion as to a suitable way 70 present their
claims as creditors at the meeting OF
the estockholders on Saturday,.
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the Union NJ. Il. Church Saturday and
Sunday. The meetings will be conduct.
ed by the Southern 0Hio Holiness Asso-
eiatiun. This Association is composed
Of men and women OF the various
Evangelical denominations, who hold
Lwo days meeting once q month.
Council held an adjourned meeting.
last night. Mayor r.. A. Athey and City
Att0rneyJ.P p. Harrison were appointed
delegates to the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Convention, at st. Louis, on the
g3d prox. Joseph Hoban, Esq, was
elected last night as Health Officer.
Councilman Jimmie Homer was ordered
10 he taken to Jail by the President tor
mfsbehavlor, but on promising to dose
no more, thew order was revoked. IA
proposition toerect a telegraph between
CoVington and Cincinnati, for police
purposes, was referred to the Committee
on Police, to report ut the next meeting
Of Council. The communication from
A. s. Berry, Mayor OF Newport, was read
and referred to the Committee on Rail-
roads and Bridges.
Edward Dulaney was the only crimi-
nal that made his appearance before
His Honor, this morning, upon the
charge of "a breach.of the peace. 50 and
costs, and Eddie walked below. 4