The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
FROM POINTS AROUND.

FROM POINTS AROUND.
REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE STAR
BOND HILL.-The ctizens of Bond
Hill have just completed the new Pres
byterian Church, and the organization
will take place tomorrow afternoon at D
O'Clock. The Revs. e. D. Ledyard, OF
Mt. AubHrn, and Il. Ii. Camp, of Avon
dale, will preach. Sabbath-school will
be held in the morning at 1O1S O'Clock.
LEXINGTON, KY.-A fishing party,
consisting of DR.. Thos. j. Curl, Thomas
McCann and Marc Coleman, returned on
Thursday from Lake Erie, whittier they
have been rusticating for three weeks.
One fine day while the trio were fishing
DR.. CurPs bait was seized by huge
bass weighing ITO pounds. The Doctor
tried to pull him out. In the effort he
fell from the dock into small boat,
which floated with him several miles
into the lake. A tug, fortunately, hove
in sight and took him on board.
Henry Beach was yesterday held in
$500 bail to keep the peace for the next
six months. ---e
A Coylngton tailoring establishment
has sent an agent to this city to take or
ders ier suits OF gentlemens clothing.
The agents and drummers would not
find it profitable to spend their time and
money here il our own tailors would sell
their goods for their value and no more.
The era OF high-price times has van
ished.
At B. e. Grooms' stock sale on Thurs
day calf was sold tor SIT, 800. Seventy
three animals were disposed of and the
aggregate sum reallzed was $123, ,450.
Yougbiogheny coal is selling in this
city at So rs per load of 20 bushels. An
thracite coal is sold at $12 80 per ton. In
Covington the former is selling at "a per
load.
CYNTHIANA, KY.-HeAry F. Roberts,
Constable in The Sixth Maglsterial Dis.
trict, was removed last Tuesday and the
Office declared vacant, by order of the
County Court.
The local papers are urging the au-
thorities 10 purchase fire engine.
The sale of blooded cattle at Mr.. H. P.
Thomson's iarm, at Thomson's Station,
was largely attended by Western breed
ers, most OF the purchases going to Iowa,
Missouri and Illinois. There were ninety
six animals sold for an aggregate sum OF
$53,0S0. Eighty-six were females, bring
ing the average of $6O6 81. The highest
priced animals were.a cow purchased by
ID. 5. Pratt, of Vermont, for $4,000; an-
other by d. l.. Hughes, OF Iowa, for VA, 100.
The fonowing marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report: Edward
J. Fitzwaters and Mary o. Jenk-
ins, Isaac III. Eckle and Nancy
u. Pugh, III. StuDbs and Bet
tie Stubs, e. Waits and Catherine d.
Batson, Geo. W. Hitch and Mary Moore,
VIM. Readick and Ellen Vance, E. W.
Owens and Lille Me Hume, E. F. Berry
and Mary f. Dudley, A. j. McNees and
Mary Gfueile, John W. Curtlss and
Nancy Ann McCiain.
MIR. W. j. Baltzel, of Lexington, has
moved his drug store from that city and
opened il on the corner OIL Pike and
Walnut streets.
Orders tor the STAR and items of news,
if lett at the Central Drug Store, corner
of Pike and Walnut streets, will receive
careful attention.
The people OF Cynthiana are much in.
terested in the Ohio election. Betting
on the result WAS quite general.
Hon. james b. Beck has returned from
OHIO.
HAMILToN.-Hon Durbin Ward was
in the city yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon next the returns
game of baseball between the Centen.
malls of Middletown and the Hamil
tonians will be played in this city.
john Harrington, engaged as brake
man on the Hamilton Accommodation
treight-train, Thursday night fell be-
tween the cars and was severely III
.lured.
Deputy Sheriff Tim LAWN Is confined
to the house from iilness.
Commissioner Cald we'll yesterday Wis
tied Middletuwn Tor tue purpose OF ex'
amining the RIVER bridge.
"a case OF smallpox in the Fourth
ward was yesterday reported to the
Health Officer. This is the FIRST Case re.
ported tuls season on she east OF the
river.
noon at Mrs. DR.. Milllkin's, Third ward
The case OF smallpox in che Fpnrth
ward was shipped here from Cincinnati
Michael Reddington and family left fol
indianapolis this morning, Where they
expect to locale.
The Judges of the Court Of Cammor
Pleas oil the Second Judicial District
met at Dayton yesterday, and fixed the
time for holding District and Common
Pleas in the several coHntit.s OF the Dis
trict for the yeur 1875. For Butler
oounty-District Court, April "a; Com
mon Pleas Court, january 10, May Ii
and October ~.
Judge Hume yesterday, Ia the Com
mon Pleas Court, appointed John No
Clellan, j. r. Sites and John Neiian i
committee to Investigate and examine
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