The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
NEWPORT.

CITY COURT Thomas Little, drunk
and d. fsorderly, 50 and cost.
The paymaster on the Louisville Short
line arrived yesterday evening.
Mr.. Grit. Thornton, Captain Bill Airs
right bower, looks immense in that new
Ulster. F.
Colonel A. S. Berry and Colonel r.
W. Nelson are candidates for The State
Henate.
The senii-annual examinations OF Pub
lie Schools will continue during the
next week.
RighI Rev. Thomas N. Dudley will
occupy the pulpit at ST. PauPs p. e..
Church tomorrow.
! The weather in this locality has taken
another tumble putting zero master OF
the situation once more.
The happiest people in town are the
Ice men. They are slowing away more
loe this season than for years pre-
vlously.
Seyenty-fve tickets we're disposed OF
In less than three hours yesterday for
the police bail, that takes place on the
Dth inst.
Remember the grand exhibition and
morrow evening Tor the benefit OF st. Jo-
seph'S Orphan Asylum.
In the Chancery Court, Mary Fowler
entered suit for divorce from her hus-
band, john Fowler, on the grounds oI
adultery and extreme cruelty.
The venerable James FITZGERALD. an
DID and well-known cftlzen OF this city.
died AT his residence OIL Elm street las t
nj 1t "a "a af " U-eiS "
years.
Rev. VIM. Stanley, of Versailles, KY,
having accepted the invitation TO be-
come the pastor Of the Christian Church
in this city, will enter upon his duties
the first sunday in Jan6afy.
A Monmouth street butcher has sent
out West tor large bear, and has also
engaged three hogs and two steers, the
finest that could be had in the Blue
Grass regions, all for a grand Christmas
display.
Mr.. Jonathan E Igar, brother Of Oscar
Edgar, OF The GJzeLte, who has been CDu-
nned to his bed FOR several days from
severe stroke of paralysis, is reported
this morning out OF danger and slowly
recovering.
Alfred NicGolas, of this city, was ar
rested In Cicnnati yesterday and locked
up in the Hamnond-street Station-house
OH suspicion u being concerned i'll the
theft Of several articles from Clark's
furnishing STORE OH fourth street.
All applications for relief to the La
hies' Aid Society should be made to
Hrs. Cole. at her residence, No. 200
Bellevue street, as she is Secretary and
Treasurer. Mrs. cole will also receive
tn In In wi hu
objects OF the Society.
90 ~. HAMILTON.
The Book Club met yesterday at Mrs.
II. Beardsley's.
George Husacker and Frank East
man are of on a three weeks TOUR to
Florida.
Tie large steam corn-sheller in the.
elevator ol SrauD Is Weller broke down
yesterday.
Ice in large quantities is being cut of
the canal aud the different ice ponds III
the Vlcinities OF the city.
Charley Liphardt will take possession
OF his new 5t0fesroOm in time to make
Christmas display Of meats.
The social last night, at the residences
OF Mrs. j. w. Erwin, was largely al
tended and g,Ivd time was had.
Mr.. Clark Lane, who some time ago
moved to Etkhart, Indiana, is back ana
expects to return 10 Hamilton and re-
main permanently.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
are preparing for their annual mission
airy tea party. IL will come off during
the holidays.
Debbysyiiie was treated last night to
a little row which the pol sce quieted in
due season to prevent any damage TO
persons OF prorertr