The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-15
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| EAIONs W.
The Murphies and strawberries are all
| the go.
Court opened Monday last, Judge
Hume on the be nch.
| Homer Larsh and Charley Lanius have
tastefulIy decorated the Courthouse
and Sheriff's residence with light and
dark draD.
Our Marshal, Mike Ryan, is the hap
piest man in town. IL weighs twelv e
pounds, and Mike says, "Falth, am it's
the finest little FInegan by in all Amer
kay"
The Grand Jury, after being in session
| one day. found among other ind ictments,
one against Harrison Stone for an as
sault with intent to Kill one Yeager, an
atlache OF the White Hall Brewery.
Mrs. M. F. Stephens, of the Eagle Ho.
tel, was robbed Wednesday last of d
wallet containing $50 by some sneak
thief, during a temporary absence from
her room. No cue as yet as TO who
aid it.
The second issue OF the Camden Her.
| aid, published at Camden, this county,
put in an appearance among US Satur-
day last. The makeup is excellent,
| and while the editorials are independent,
they are like the locals-spicy and TO
the point. We wish Mr.. Will Hart
pence, the gentlemanly editor and pro-
prietor, all the success Imaginable in
| his journalistic enterprise.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Judge Will. A. Moore, Senator from
Decatur and Rush Counties, was in our
city Oh legal business.
An old gentleman by the name OF
Barrie died at the Koehler House. He
was a cooper by occupation, and had
been sick long time with consumption.
Attorney Sam. Il. Spooner was yes.
terday allowed $40O for services rem
dered in the Hayes will case as counsel
and guardian, ad litem of the Haliver-
stadt heirs.
A transfer of real estate was recorded
yesterday in the Recorders office, in
which two hundred and sixty-one acres
brought $13,600. John f. Huseman,
grantor to PIacke g. schultz.
Candidates are being put on the track
already Tor the Judgeship and other
county offices. Until Judge Holman Is
placed on the bench this Judicial Circuit
will be sadly in need of tirst.class
Judge.
LODLOWB AK
Ed. Plummer is a candidate for dele.
gate to the Democratic Convention.
Democratic primary meeting to-mor-
row evening. A full delegation in the
interest of D. Z. Kennedy, Esq, should
be elected, and don't you forget it.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club, of
West Coyington, are making grand
preparations for their closing entertain.
meNt OF the season, which takes place
on next Tuesday evening.
In Council John Taylor was allowed
So for taking care of-a sick friend few
days. Mr.. Whipple notified the follow
ing named property.owners to repair
their sidewalks: James Bragg, Mrs,
Robinson, John II. Bogart, A. Haut, A.
A. Golfer, Mr.. Mcmillan, Mrs. Pelling,
George Urmiler, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. ALL
son, Henry and Brown.
On motion OF Nixon the Clerk was in
structed to notify the assessor and COL
lector that his resignation would be ac-
cepted. The above elected considera-
Bile debate. The venerable officer in
question asked the privilege of being
heard, aud taking the floor he defended
his position in u concise and very point
ed speech, informing the "Seven Wise
Men" that they might crack their whip
and go ahead with their Impeachment
as soon as they choose. He intended to
remain in office until his term expired.
The City CLERK WAS instructed to retain
possession Of all delinquent tax bills of
1877, now in his possession, until further
Instructions.