The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-09

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Patten street, AustiBburg, received a
thorough cleaning up this morning.
Mr.. Edward Clark is overjoyed at the
recent arrival Of twins at dis house.
IA number or new cellars are already
being dug 20 prepare for spring work.
The Forty Hours Devotion" will be-
gin next Sunday at The st. Elizabeth
Hospital. Aas sAs ~
Morgan Jestan, isborer at the Kentoh
Distillery, liad his left arm badly bruised
among the machinery. |
Albion Smith, OF Cincinnati, and Eliza
beth Carpenter, OF this city, took Out a
marriage iiceifse this morning. 20
Henry d. Hofmeier, from Hanover,
Germany, declared his Intentions in the
County Court, yesterday, to become q
citizen.
Tie Kehtoh Wire and Screw Manurac-
tory has erected an addition to their
workshops TO meet the large demand for
more space.
VIM. Eifertwas elected Trustee Of the
new School at Peasleburg. John Wolf
and Mr.. Eifert were appointed to solicit
subscriptions.
8. w. Hudson, OF Boone County, was
chosen Chairman, and S. W. Sawtan, of
Cincinnati, Secretary, at the annual
meeting Of the Patrons OF Husbandry.
The saloon-keepers of Covington, New
port and Dayton, at their meeting yes
terday, reconsidered the action Of send
ing two delegates to Frankfort, and APP
pointed Joseph Hermes IN their stead.
1t seems that the crowd OF rascals that
congregate at the corner of Twelfth and
Greenup streets has removed to Elev-
enth street. Mr.. Henry Katman suffered
hrnkan winl0wo aof nh fro
their hands. et
Orders for the STAR, which will be at
tended to by Mr. John Olleges, carrier,
In place Of the late Mr.. uOje, may be
left at 755 Philadelphia street, Winter.
mans cigarstore, at Seventh and Craig,
or in Ludlow, at Mr.. Browns saloon.
The Medical Association of Covington
and Newport met yesterday evening. "A
committee, consisting of Drs. A. Tnorn-
ton, 4. J. Temple and b. Laird, was ap-
pointed to draw up suitable resolutions
in reference to the death OF DR.. j. b.
Stoves. The society will attend the
funeral in q body. -. -y-.
NEWPORT. f f
r. W. Nelson returns to Frankfort to-
day,
Two freight trains arrived ON the
Short-line to-day.
The Centennial YocaIists give another
entertainment Saturday evening.
Walter Oyerton and Henry Eyer, jr.,
were qualified as Notaries Public.
Bill Devine was down with his engine
fhis morning, taking away the clnders
.of swifvs Rolling-mn. W
The masquerade Of the Centennial
Dancing Association takes place at Odd
feilews' Hall next Monday.
The Starlight Socials give their fifth
grand masquerade during the latter part
of the month at Eclipse Hall.
At the rattle 10 be held at Eclipse Hall
on the evening Of the 18th there will be
music and dancing, The managers are
anxious to make the affair as interesting
&s possible.
A special daily bulletin Will be issued
hereafter by Col. Tom Bowling, OF the
Post-ofice News Stand, ut the time the
ieyening dispatches arrive.
Col. Jones states that, with the assist.
JRuce Of q few Of our'infHential citizens,
we could soon have the Garrison reoc-
eupied by troops, as alse band OF
music.
Any of,our citizens desiring reliable
history OF the Fire Department will, by
applying to Captain Tom. Williams and
asking for one OF his pamphlets, lind out
both the expenses and workings Of the
Department for the last year or 50.
Judge Geislers Court--Pat. Nolan,
John Se;man, John Manning and George
Aodgers, delacipg and destroying prop
krty. 81 and costs each. The case Of
Henry Lewis, charged with petit lar
Eeny, was continued.
HAMJIToN
Hon. John Cochran, OF Glendale, was
In the city yesterday.
John Rupp. the First Ward pork-pack-
er, has returned from his Texas trip.
Tomorrow evening the young ladies
Of the Uniyersalist Church will give an
oyster supper in the vestry Of the
Church.
Candidates for the various Offices are
looming up and the prospects are that
lhe spring elections will wake up things
generally.
Mains are being laid by the c., II. 4
-. Railroad Company from the water
tank at North Hamilton Station to the
passenger depot.
John Hochheimer has been beard from.
lie is in the City Of Cleveland making a
iriendly call on his old friend and pas
tor, Rev. Charles Herman, formerly of
sails city.
In the case OF David X. Dick against
James II. Dailahn default was opened
UP. In the case OF Wynn against James
Moore, executor, &C., q Judgment OF
$S05 81 was rendered plaintiff.
Fred. Bowers, q painter In the employ
OF Fred. Heser, died suddenly OF heart
!, disease about O'Clock yesterday after
uo0D. An inquest was held and yer-
dict OF death from the above cause rem
iered. Bowers was German Of about
forty-hve years OF age and unmarried.
. Yesterday morning William Yeakle,
onc OF tue proprictors OF the Hamilton
Mill Furnishing Company, met with
narrow escape from death. He was
standing on a plank over shaft pit
ssme twenty five feet deep, and making
aisstep, fell to the bottom. He was
tvt slightly bruised about the head and
TACO.
DAYTON, KY.
Rev. Dir, Speiiman administered the
fise Of baptism 10 eight new members OF
bis church last night.
Tne Street Railroad Company Will see
stpt ample facilities for returning TO
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