The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24
COVINGTON.

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The liquor house of f. Nj. Vanden &
Co., Nos. u and IA Pike street, has gone
under.
The candidacy of Rick Gwyder for City
u Hector is told in one word. He 10
honest.
Geo. Huber, for q breach of the peace,
was fined 50 and COSTS by Squire Fran
Cis this morning.
Bryan Tansy was fined $25 and costs
this morning in the Police Court for u
b. each OF the peace. iss-. t..
clara, the intelligent little daughter
Of II, Hardebecke, died last night with
diphtheria.
Ratterman'e establishment on Madi-
sou street, was robbed night before last
OF a coat, some money and eatables.
The bond Of W. Ii. Mayberry, City
Treasurer, was accepted yesterday. The
sureties are Richard MaYberry, j. +.
Nayberry and Amos Shinkle.
CRIMINAL COURTROOM Peak, house,
breaking, tnree years in the penitentia-
ry; Michael Gallagher, adultery, $40 and
costs. Adjourned until Monday.
The dying statement of Winnie jack
son, the colored girl stabbed by Kate
Sherman, as recorded yesterday, was
taken last evening by Coroner Aver
dick.
Tom Wilson, resident OF Independ-
ence, was placed in jail this morning ON
the charge II grand larceny. He was
brought to the CITY by Deputy Sheriff
Armstrong.
Candidates in Pendleton County are
gathering lively. Tuere will be oombi-
nations, crOokedness and other fearful
Vaccinations in the present race Tor
county offices.
Two Newport street-cars eollided this
morning on Fourth and Greenup streets.
The only damage done was a broken
tongue, ana Juuge Moar's clothes were
Spattered all over with mud.
The Twilight Dancing Circle have en-
gagged q landscape painter to execute "a
drawing Of model entitled, "rwIllght
ON the Hills OF C0vington," to hang up
in Drexelius Hall on Thanksgiving
Eve, the night OF their reception. The
hall VIII otherwise be decorated ~ith
various plants, &c.
NEWPORT.
No Water-works meeting last night.
The dummies are now provided with
cushions.
The old Gaylord Block is TO be fitted
up Tor u Poor-house.
James Simmons, a prominent river
man, was in town this morning.
Miss Minnie Bates, of Cold Spring, is
visiting friends at Grants Lick.
the members OF the BaptIst congrega-
tion give an oyster supper next Thurs
day evening.
MIR. T. j. Thompson is home from
Bloomington University on short visit
to his parents.
d. The Van Voast Light Guards will
shortly occupy Eclipse Hall for their
hea quarters.
D. Il. Lock went on defaulttng Treas
urer stones bond TO the extent of 81, 600
for his release from jail.
Rev. Father Miward, who has been
the guest OF Rev. Father Bent the past
week, lett yesterday lor New Jersey.
Wouldn't 1t be a capital idea II the
tfremen would turn the hose on the gut
ters and give them good flushing out.
Passenger trains No. 5 and 6, that were
discontinued about two weeks ago on
the short-line Road, will be put on again
Monday.
Murphy meeting at Columbia-street
Presbyterian Church this evening.
r ointment speakers will address the
meeting.
Passenger Train No. 1, due here at
A. a., was over two hours behind time
shis morning, on account OF delays Of The
bouthern trains.
The city filed suit in the Circuit
Court yesterday against George X.
Fearons tor special tax due lie city
amounting to SILL %.
The ladies of Grace M. E. Church will
set grand dinner ana supper on
Thanksgiving Day, after which voca
AnG Instrumental concert Will be gwen.
James E. Gebhart, a farmer resident
Of THIS city, ID doing u flourishing Dusi-
ness in hardware and agricultural lmple-
ments cut In the southern part Of KAN
Bas.
Rev. W. W. Tinker will deliver lee
ture at the First Baptist Church GU FIJI
day evening next. SUBJECT, "MuLua.
Dependence Of the Different Glasses OF
Human Society"
Mayor Berry has instructed the Over
seer OF the Poor and Committee on Pub
lie Buildings to accept Mr. Gaylord's
9ffer OF the old Bethel Building, Oil
Front street, Tor $40 per month.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
A1AuSA SShh - noBclSs VI OduVlll0, Will
address the Mutphyites in Nicholas
vile tonight.
Mr.. q. J. Rucker, OF the firm Of Steele
d Price, Chicago, is registered at the
~. Nicholas Hotel.
The funeral Of the late j. d. Frapp
toek place from the Main-street Chris
tiaa Church yesterday evening" at 2
O'Clock, and was attended by a large
eoncOurse OF sorrowiul friends
DAYTON. KY.
The M. e. Mite Society will meet at
the res siuence of Mr.. Frank Kessler on
Tuesday, November 27 All are invited
The thanks Of the Mite Society are
rendered to Nr. Collins and his lady iol
the very p ieasant evening spent there AZ
the last meeting OF the Society.
CALIFORNIA, O,
What is the Railroad Sta 4 Commit
tee doing? Keep the ball rolImg.
Mr.. G. G. Hunt, the piano agent, is
visiting his friends in California, Ohio
There will be an entertainment at
Ddd-fellows' Hall tonight. 1t is to be
given by famous minstrel troupe from
St. Louis. AS our people love TO laugh,
there VIII undoubtedly be good audi