The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
COVINGTON.

Thirty-five cars of stock arrived on
the Kentucky Central Railroad this
morning.
Market-master Lambert, the very best
the oity ever had, has his cards out for
reelection.
Concordia Singing Society celebrated
Its tenth anniversary last night at Al
better Hall.
Mr.. Glenn Meyer and Anna Meyers
were united in marriage yesterday at
BIT. Jo5eph's Church.
From the 21st of September, 1876 to
September 30, 1877, the Snort-llne Rail-
Eoad cleared $74I,22 40.
The rite OF baptism was administered
TO five candidates at the Fllth-street
Christian Church last night.
The splendid residence of DR.. Noonan
Is to be sold this afternoon; that gentle
man intending to leave Tor Colorado.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Main-street
M. e. Church, announce an oyster sup
per ut their church tomorrow night.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the con-
cert to be given BY the Covington Cho-
raj Society al Odd-Iellows' Hall to-mor-
row night.
An order was made in the County
Court this morning instructing Ii. S.
Perc1Val, EA-SheriH, to pay $1l2 for IN
6urance ON County Buildings.
POLICE CoURT.-Disorderly Conduct
--Eu. Pattei son, Walter Rankin, Julia
Howard, Mollle lay lor, continued; John
McShane, drunk, "a; John and George
mckinney, breach OIL the peace, contin-
ued.
John Rife, the efficient constable of
the Second District, has accepted the
call OF the clLIzens to become candl-
date for CiLy Collector. Mr.. X. tfe is u
young man ot good address. anu would
no doubt make good officer, il elected.
The second story floor of Curey &
Ebersole's cider and vinegar factory,
on Madison street, near Thirteenth,
gave way yesterday and carried with
1t tWenly-three barrels OF cider, all Of
which burst and contents lost.
NEWPORT.
The Arion Singing Society have re-
celYed new piano.
The Pioneer Association will meet
this evening at Rod Meh's Hall.
A festival, supper and dancing will be
given BY the ladies OF ST. Paul Church
at the Garrison, on November L2.
Rev. Ii. Gillert, pastor of the German
Baptist Church, will wed MISS Anna In
derstrodt tomorrow evening. Rev. Dir.
Deitz, of Louisville, will u1iciale, as
sisted by R4Y. e. Albert, of Cincinnati.
Tom Murphy, the man arrested O few
days since by Marshal Lock, for the
murder OF a policeman III Louisville,
pleaded selt-deiense at his examination,
aud was committed III default OF LOCO
bail.
The Karlin Dramatic Club will give
"B4Iofe tue judge" "a Quiet Family"
and pantomlme called tue "Coopers"
at Red Mems Hall, on the evening of The
2Sph, tor the benefit of the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, IN Bellevue.
Adam Waggoner, the well-known
teamster, was driving along the center
Of the railroad track, on Saratoga street,
this morning. The horse gave a sudden
lurch to one side, wrenching the axle In
twain and violently throwing the driver
to the ground. MIR. Waggoner received
several severe bruises.
The failure OF Klnney's Bank, of Gin
cinnati, created big sensation in this
city, as there are several of our citizens
VINO were dep0sitors III the bank in
sums ranging from $500 to $4,000. Nei her
The First National nor 1ayIOr's Bank
is in any way loser by the failure. A
suit was filed by parties from Cincinnati
IN The CIrcuIb Court this morning in the
sum OF $4,000 to attach the real estate
owned by Kinney Il Co. in this city.
Quite sensation was created on York
stI eet this morning by Colonel Mauget,
VINO openly accused prominent cltizen |
OF being the thief who went through his |
pocket day be- ore yesterday, and taking |
lhereLrom W 50 in money, diamond PIN
and "a
whose name is withheld for the PRESENT
at once challenged the olonel to fight a |
duel, the space, place and weap .ns 10
De chosen by a referee, but up to II |
O'clock The Colonel mad failed 10 accept. |
CALIFORNIA, o.
The friends of our corporation are not |
supeTstitiously welded TO any name. II
our people wish to retain the name OF |
''Calnornia" We Will not object, though |
we can not see single reason why the |
Maine shaii be Retained. i
LEXINGTON, KY.
Gov. Jas. b. McCrealy has appointed |
Thursday, 29;h day of November, 1877, |
as day OF Thanksgiving and prayer.
Mrs. John Rodgers, widow of Mr. |
John Rodgers, deceased, is lying very |
I'll at her mOLher's residence, on Nj ain |
street.
1t is rumored that the X. C. Railroad |
Company will in short time empty |
ladies to act as Ticket Agents i'll the |
place OF men whom they now employ.
A temperance lecture will be deliv-
cred next Sunday evening at 2 O'Clock |
at the M. u. Church South, on Hill |
street, by George W. BAN, OF Louis
vile. All are invited TO attend.
On next Monday County Court day)l |
the ladies OF the Nj. e. Church South |
Will give dinner at the Rel Front Gro
cery--a dinner OF oysters and all the |
goou things Of the season for 80 cents.
Rev. DR.. shipman, who has been the
pastor OF the Episcopal Church OF this
city Tor seventeen years, has accepted Il
call to CHRIST Church, Thirty filth streel
and Fifth avenue, New York, and will
in short time leave Lexington, much
TO the regret OF his congregation.
Thirty persons signed the temperance
pledge al the Farra School-nouse, in
Woodiord County, Sunday evening.
Speeches were delivered by Rev. Mr..
Garrett, Oastleman and McMurtry.
IBis indicates u disposition to help the |
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