The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-22
COVINGTON.

MIR. Chas. Haines was appointed pa.
trolman in place Of James Burke.
Mr.. Chas. Sherrick is off to Cleveland
to accept a position in Wholesale
house.
The managers OF the Colored Fair have
determined to hold another fair during
the latter part of October.
POLICE CoURT.-Henry Budke, drunk
and dIsorderly, $13; Joe Ricn, failing to
show signal light, filed away.
The Sehool Board last night adopted
the Bev.s plan for the proposed Third
District school building, and ordered ad-
Vertisements Tor proposals.
In the County Court this morning Jno.
B. Evan, John O'Donuell and Arthur
Mcdonald were appointed appraisers Of
the estate Of Michael Moore, deceased.
Miss Ida Lawson has been requested
to name time and place where her
friends can have the pleasure Of wit
Messing ner in theatrical performance.
Jeremiah Frey was run over at Tres.
tie No. 2 on the Southern Road, near
Ludlow, yesterday afternoon, by train
No. 2. HIS skull was broken into frag-
ments, and the man died in few min-
utes. He leaves a vile and number OF
children,
NEWPORA.
Dick Day was assaulted on Saratoga
street yesterday, and severely cut about
the head.
Joseph MetzlerA and Martha j. Crox-
ton were granted marriage license
this morning.
The burning of pile of sawdust at
LiveZay's saw-miIl yesterday caused the
alarm of fire from Box ID
Jim Ryan was fined 500 and costs by
Judge Geisler for being drunk and dis
orderly. A warrant is also out against
MIN for breach OF the peace.
Fred. Selfert and Andy Moran, two of
the prisoners who escaped irom the jail
yard yesterday, are still at large. Sci
iert was seen on the ferryboat last night
with new outfit.
VIM. Hopper, night collector on the
ferry yboat, picked up pocketDook in the
cabin last night containing large
amount of money. William will give up
tue treasure to the rigutlul owner.
An old gentleman named Plummer,
residing on Williamson street, met with
painful accident evening before last
while getting off street car. When The
car was crossing the Licking bridge
\
missing his footing fell heavily, dislo-
sating the cap Of his left knee.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Mite Society.m met last evening at
The residence of Mr.. Frank Burris. A
Iarge crowd OF gay and happy people
we're present, and the evenings enter
iainment was enjoyed by all who had
!he pleasure of attending. The of1eers
Of the Society are Mrs. Nixon, Presi-
dent; Miss Rowlin, Secretary; Miss
Nellie Edwards, Treasurer. The next
meeting will be held at Mr.. William
RoDson's, at which time numerous read
ngs and recitations will be given.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The farmers have commenced cutting
their corn.
Married, in this city, September 49,
Mr.. X. W. Martain W Miss Lena Wies-
Ienbeach, all Of this city.
Married, in Mt. Sterling, on the 18th
inst, Capt. j. l.. Bomar, mail agent on
lhe Mt. Sterling Road, to Miss Genoa
Hazalrigg, of that place.
A special train on the Kentucky Cen
lral will leave this city Tonight at |
Solook to accommodate ali those who
have been attending the races.
The Murphy meetings in this city are
rapidly progressing. About one hun
lred aud fifty men have signed the |
pledge. Some Of them have been hard |
drinkers in their day.
News was received here on Thursday
that Shrewsbury Darneal, of Versailles,
committed suicide w Wednesday night by |
hanging himself In his room. The rea-
son Tor committing this rash act is un-
known.
A young lady of this county, while in
the city Thursday, preparing for her ap-
preaching nuptial9, concluded TO take a
peep at tne great show, and when she
got opposite the main entrance she saw
Inc sign, "Beware Of Pckpockels." She
Immediately began looking for her pock-
etDook, which sue soon found was miss
Ing, with about $49 in it.
DAYTON. KY.
Mrs. Macarthur, of Cgthage, is the
guest of Hon. j. NJ. Macarthur.
An important meeting of the Excel
sior Club will be held This evening.
Capt. Peter MoArthur returned from
Black River, Ark, on Wednesday.
Councilman James Harris VIII embark
IN the grocery business on Monday.
AS reminder 1or tne little folks, we
will state that the public schools will
Spen week rom Monday.
William Tieman, the grocer, has sold
put his stock and VIII shortly leave for
Upper Twelve Mile, where he will carry
IN the same business.
The German Baptists, who held their
irst meeting last Sunday, nave organ
zed sunday-school. Meetings will
De held every sunday at p. NJ.
Members Oh Bond Lodge, No. 219, |, O. !
D. f., are requested to meet at their
aail Mouday evening. The Lodge Will
tisit North Star Lodge, Newport. on
Tuesday evening.
EATON. o.
Judge West, the Republican candi- |
late for Governor, was greeted with a |
Iar audience at the Courthouse on |
Friday afternoon last, many ladies ana |
Democrats being present.
Judge VIM. j. Gilmore, of the Supreme |
Court, and his estimable wife, have re.
turned home after an absence Of some
time, in Colorado, they having gone
there with their two suns, A. j. and |
Glenn, whom they left there with view
Of recuperatlng their health.
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