The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-12
COVINGTON.

w NNhS IGSsIOldl .CDnN6nttOu Dle6Ls
Wednesday morning at Odd-lelloWs
Hall.
Squire Manson, while repairing al
arbor, fell from u table and was seriously
injured
Frank. Natlick, of the Kentucky Cen.
tral Railroad, lott with his wife lor the
Centennial.
The funeral of Miss Bette Cox took
place at Z. NJ. rom her residence on
Phlladelpnla street, below Third.
Capt. Wood, of the Light Guard, ex-
planned last night how it was Unub they
1naue no arrest at the prize-Gght. No
authority.
w. Warrington, fireman at the Sixth
btfeeG LuSlhe-house, was fined 500 and
costs, before squire Tibbs, Tor ASSAULT
Ing Il shoemaker some time ago.
The Central Hayes and Wheeler Club
have elected the following Executive
Committees: Q. z. Wilcox, Chairman; 9.
F.Fecnter, VIM. CaudelI, George Well
lng and - Mcleod.
John p. Costa, of this CITY. was ar
ragned before COmmiss oner Richard
soh'0n Charge OF selling tobacco in uu-
stamped packages at the Alexandria
Falr. HIS Dall was put at $5J0.
MAYORS CoURr.--Philip Berkle, VIM,
Mluuehuorf and Ben. HatLersay, Tor
preach oil the peace, were each fined S4.
Isaac COX, an Oid-time Vag, was taken
III by Officer O'Hara. Cox, some time
since, was sentenced to nine months
imprisonment, but served only Two
montls. lie was sentenced to twenty
Gays Ill the Work-house, and to be fed
on bread and water. lie will also serve
The former term. Cox, moreover. will
N n,,nH hfI
next year. Tom Harris, disorderly. dis
missed.
NEWPORT.
Hayes ard Wheeler meeting at the
Courthouse Tonight.
j. G. Burning is OIL trial in the Grim. |
1nal Court on charge Of shooting.
James Hathaway was fined 50 ana |
costs by Judge Gelsler for u breach OF |
the peace.
The Courthouse yard is looking
pretIler than ever since the lawn mower
has gone over it.
The Republican Executive Commit
tees, bolh city and county. meet 10.
morrow evening at Major Boden's Office,
James Strlcker, while drunk, took up
pitcher Ill Fred. BiehPs saloon and
hurled IL through looking-gIass valued
at SlU0.
Jacob Hahn, butcher OF this CITY.
has purchased Ptelier's farm on the
River Road. The farm is one Of the
nnest III the county and WAS sold ut
$4,000.
General Pennypacker, formerly COM
mahuer OF the Department Of The South. !
look charge OF The troops at this post ,,
sunday morning. Captain Il richardson :
was appointed AdjutanG.
One OF the reasons for the absence of i
SO many children from the Public G
SCHOOLS thls session is owing to the I'M y
reasonably high price OF school books. S
THESE books are more than double the f
price they were in 1861. t
The Turner'S Association celebrated a
their tN ehty-iourth anniversary at Iur e
ner Hall Monday night. The hail was p
gally decorated with flags and festoous. h
Inc 'M@hnerchor gave some good sing o
prizes took place. The whole affair
ented in u dance. a
HAMILTON. \
j. c. LaboiteauX was in the city YES a.
.erday. GC
Jacob Shaffer and family left last lc
hight for u visit East and 10 see the EX- IL
POSITION. II
The Colored NJ f. Sunday-school an fc
lcipate making Visit To Dayton OH the W
5th lust. n
Workmen are engaged finishing the ht
eeond story Of the NJ. Il. Church col in
red on Water street. til
The Irving Literary Society met Sat-
rday evening at Mrs. Henry Boards tn
ey's, Oh Second street. Gu
The County Fair begins three weeks w w
rom to-day, and promises to be one oil M
lie best ever held In The county. On
7. Il Ii. Carl, in the matter OF cutting IL
fl the Basin, claim $4,000 damages, and si
ave filed their claim 10 that amount de
'Ith the City Clerk, ST
The infant daughter of James G. and W.
afrle Basley died suddenly SUNDAY
vehihg. The funeral took place this ro
forming at 10 O'Clock. til
%>> LEXINGTON. ky. w W,
The attendance at the races Yesterday tu,
ere quite large for the first day. Tin
Robert Smith, formerly OF this CITY. lei
DW OF Louisville, is in the city. Bob be
IN out-talk any man in Kentucky. VIC
Mr.. Parker and his assistant, Lee. the
hampton chess player Of this city, were %, %
created py tAelf neighbOr merchants ~ ~
aturday. CIV
Mayor Frazer, q day or two ago. re- vel
lived an anonymous letter, stating that foo
the Tllden and Hendricks pole was
It taken down within two weeks the n
ty would be laid in ashes. orl
An apple tree in Mr.. Sheets ward ON rer
ain Street is now in bloom for the t et
Shth time this summer. IL bore one nei
op Of apples and put forth and shed thi
foliage five times. Mr. Sheets is rh
mewhat OF fruit grower and thinks the
Is very remarkable. mo
Pool selling for the races began yes. lint
rday morning, With "Creedmoord as sW'
Vorite. The bidding was slow, $40 for tow
layorite, with from 81 to 81 on the nitl
ID. The attendance is quite large son
d lively bidding was expected after ,
first race. The knowing ones only A
the bidding. The inclement weather spe
mewhat thwarted the prospects of the ofo
aller horses. TO
DAYTON, KY. nm,
The skitf ferry runs regularly fl ON $50 rep
The morning till 0 O'clock at night. pre-
ling through tickets by way OF the nap