The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-28
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SURBANA, O.-Mr. Dan Flanagan, a
one time with a Cincinnati paper, ant
more recently editor of the Hardin
County Democrat, is negotiating for thu
purchase of the Democrat ofthis place,
CALIFORNIA. lO.-The elegant little
packet, J. M. MoArthur, will here
after run daily between California, o.,
and Cincinnati. She starts from Cali.
,fornia at s and $3.50 AM, leaving Gin.
r cinnati at $3.50 A., M, and $3.50 p. NJ. +
A dramatic club from the city paid q
visit to our village last night. The j.
N. McArthurw chartered for the 90.
casion.HAmong the number we learn that
Miss Ella McKinzie, formerly3a prom
lone Of the guests. .
FRANKFORT, KY.-The First Bap.
tist church has purchased new organ,
which was used for the first time last
Sunday, and was found to be "one of the
ssOnes." -ta
1t is dangerous to carry a paper under
your arm. You might be taken for Pry,
yor a local editor OF the 'Yeoman" .going 6
to beer saloon.
The prettiest man in town, Claude
buckley, has gone into the real estate
business.
Esquire Pat. Mcdonald is spoken OF
as a candidate for County Judge. Pat.
is now Grand SockdoIoger of the "Yeo-
man." but is irst-rate fellow for ''a'
that"
. T. P. Rodgers, who made an assign
ment few weeks ago |, has resumed busi-
: mess under flying scolors.
AvoNDALE.-T The election for Di-
'lrectors for Route No. 13 takes place to-
day.
I Mayor R. A. johnston is booked for q
Harvest Home address this season.
The School Board is soon to improve
the recent addition to the village school
: lot.
Councilman Il. w. W..Kittredge left last
evening for the East, on brief pleasure
trip. ,s F#
The village Grangers, like Cary, have
gone back on water.
q resident of Ayondale, having pur-
chased residence on Washington av-
,enue. -..,- s--4e
The Railroad Committee will report a
route for the proposed street r8ilroad at
the next meeting of Council.
The trial of the Mitchell-avenue dam
age case Is now progressing. That inn
Rortant Improvement will surely go
through.
xENIA, O.-The heavy rains still con-
tinue in this locality, doing immense
/. damage to all kinds of crops. 1t rains
almost continually, at times day and
night.
The preparatory work of the d. & s. e.
N. G. X. II. is progressing quite satisfac-
torily. The first installment of the stock
subscribed is now being paid to the
d President OF the Second National Bank,
Xenia, o., and it Is very encouraging to
know that the stockholders are respond
ing promptly. The Miami Valley N. G..
r.. W. Co, will form a junction at Xenia,
and thus we will have continuous
route from Cincinnati to the coal fields
/. OF jackson county, and to. the rich min
eral regions of West Virginia. This en-
terprise will meet with the hearty CO.
operation of the capitalists in the South
eastern part OF the State, and also Of
West Virginia.
The City Directory, published by
Messrs. Edmondson Bros. 81 Gray, has
been delivered and has rendered gem
eral satisfaction. d
will tender his resignation on Monday,
August 2, and will then give his reasons
for asking Presbytery that The pastoral
relationship between him and the con-
,gregation be dissolved. A resolution
will also be introduced at the same
meeting with reference to 'sthe rotary
plan" of electing Elders, and other
officers of the church, which will in all
probability be adopted.
HAMILTON.-The Republican delega-
tion lett for Middletown this morning to
nominate candidate for State Senator.
The new uniform of the Chief Of Police
OF this city has been completed and will
he on exhibition at McAdam q, ON Third
street. The remaining suits will be
ready in about a week. %.
The wheat and oats crop throughout
the Miami Valley has been almost COM
pletely destroyed by the recent heavy
rains.
The Board Of Directors Of the Harntl-
ton Street Railway Company have elect
ed the following officers: President, Nj.
q. McMahen; Vice President, Jas. Boss
man; Secretary, q. s. Beeler; Treasurer,
Joseph Curtis.
The bank and other corporation prop
erty Of Butler county, tor 1875, returned
to The Auditor, makes a sum total of$2,-
b10,277. Valuation OF bank property, in
Guiding real estate, $499, 752. Valuation
OF railroad property in Butler county,
tl,678,729.
In the Common Pleas Court. Before
Judge Hume. In the case OF J..KsMorris
vs.. Henry Hair ct al, the report iof the
commissioners was approved and con-
frmed and order of sale issued.
The case OF Anna NJ, Morganroth VS.. |
William NJ. Morganroth was dismissed |
at plaintiffs cost. rs 4
In the case of Henrietta Y Yearger VS.. |
William Yearger, a decree OF divorce |
was granted and custody of the children |
given to the plaintiff.
In the case Of John 81. Lohr US. Frank
koesch, Judgment by default was en-
Jered In the sum OF $134 20. i
In the caseof Ellen N. Monfort against
Richard Reed ct al, motion to Sci aside |
partition was sustained and a new Or.
der issued. - ~"
In the case of the West Hamilton
Loan and Building Association ys. John |
d. Herbener ct al, motion to require de- |
fendant to make answer more definite |