The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-05
COVINGTON.

Sheriff Lowe is lying dangerously i'll
at his residence.
The youngest convict in the Peniten-
tiary is there for murder.
Good peaches are selling In Richmond,
Ky.,.a 5O cents per bushel.
Pulaski County has thirty-seven dis
tilleries manufacturing apple brandy.
Twenty-Five thousand fat hogs are
expected from Shelby County, this sea-
son.
Doc. Temple is engaged in collecting
delinquent taxes for EX-Sheritf Per-
ciyaI.
The Licking River Lumber and Mining
Company have sold out to Eastern cap
italists.
The St. Augustine Church property in
Peaselburg is advertised ior sale by the
Sheriff.
The Turner's Of this city Will partici-
pate IN the fest at CumminsVille next
Sunday.
The Grand Lodge of Foresters of this
State meet in Louisville On the 18th oil
this month.
Frank Taphorn was dismissed this
morning by Squire Francis on the
charge OF perjury.
The X. q. b. r., it is said, will shortly
run sunday train from Lexington TO
COVington and return.
The case OF Beean against Mrs. Stein
born was continued this morning by
Squire DuVenick until next Tuesday.
About orty couple spent an enjoyable
time last night at Flad's Hall, in Lewis
burg, tripping the tight fantastic toe.
Daniel Morgan, son OF DR.. Ii. G. Nor
gan, of Mason County, was admitted to
The Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry spreckeImeyer,
of No. 8G4 Philadelphia street, celebra-
ted their silver wedding last Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. Chas. W. Hawley filed his petition
in bankruptcy at The office Of United
States Clerk Bostwick. liabilities, &,-
b24 81; assets, 50 379 80. Exemptions
are claimed for $3.50.
Two young ladies' of charitable dis
position announce IL masked ball at Ar
better Hall on the 10Th Of October, the
proceeds to be Donated to an old lady
seVenty-seYen years Of age.
Only one case IN the Police Court.
Chas. Bishop got grape hungry. and In
tringed on the hospitality of Mr. Jacob
violating the general statutes of our
glorious Common wealth.
The one hundred and fifty couple that
were present at the reception of the
Glides' Dancing Club at Odd-feIioWs'
Hall last night spent an unusually en-
joyable time. The dance was the best
conducted dance ever given in this city.
The City Council met in adjourned
session last night. Claims to the amount
of $15, ,194 86. The President was author
ICED TO borrow sufficient money from the
banks to pay the appropriations. A
communication was received from MI.
Glore, Superintendent of the Water
works, asking for an extension OF lime
to allow Mr.. B. r. Morton to complete
the work ON his contract.
NEWPoKT.
The Workingmen will hold NEE ting
at the Courthouse square this evening.
The city saved $685. 4s during. the last
quarter In its gas bill by adopting the
Cincinnati schedule.
Messrs. Samuel Morlidge and r. A.
Hollis were elected members of the Yes.
try Of st. PauPs p. e. Church last eve-
ming.
In the hog case of Hazen against Con-
nelly and Krause, the jury found for the
plaintiff, assessing $74 against the latter
defendant and 81 against the former de.
fendant.
An interesting party Of ladies and
gentleman assembled last evening ut the
residence of Mr.. John SheIow TO cele-
brate that gentleman's forty-ninth bir tn.
day.
The law provides that District Ply
sicians shall reside i'll their districts
This is stated for the benefit OF outside
candidates and for the information ol
voters. DR.. Adam Stephen Nielsen
heimer, take notice.
Miss Bette Glascoe, the intelligent
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. John
Glascoe, Was awarded Il handsome gold
ring, Tuesday evening, at GanuolphU's
Hail, in Cincinnati, tor Delng the best
lady waiter that competed for the prize
awarded ner.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the case of the
Clay Insurance Company against the
Franklin Insurance Company, OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, defendants made u motion
to nave the case transferred to the U.
s. Court. The case OF Smith against
Schach Is in the hands OF The jury.
10 the Editor of the STAR.
A peryersion OF the truth appeared in
the Commercial this morning, in regard
to the Four Inward meeting last night
DR.. Lock was lnuorsed, and Mr.. SneloW
came down to the place Of meeting i'm
medlately alter adjournment, and stateG
positively that he would not be eau
dldate, notwithstanding MI. Golfer had
said to the meeting that he would.
f. A. DAVIS, Chairman.
To the Editor OF the Star:
One of the morning papers charges
Mr.. E. e. Wood, Republican candidate
for School Trustee in the FIRST Ward
with having expressed himself in faV0l
of electing tue Democratic ticket in tn,
Fourth aud Sixth Wards. This i.
Strange conduct ON Mr.. WOODS part, All
will cost him many Republican, vo tt
tomorrow. A. man who runs on a Re
publican ticket in one ward and tayors
the election OF the Democratic ticket IL
other wards does not deserve any part,
support. REPUBLICAN.
HAMILTON.
There will be no services Sabbath
next in the United Presby yterian Church
Hon. D. W. McC ung will address tn,
Republicans at Becketps Hall this even
ing.
Mrs. Collins, of Cincinnati, is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. V. Howells, Of ThIrt