The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-10
COVINGTON.

COVINGToN.
Three thousand Murphy yites in Frank
fort, KY.
Charley Easton is of to Texas on 6
business trip.
Joe Hunt has been assigned to Willow
Run DlstilleryS
Seven murderers are confined in the
Maysvllle Jail.
Only twelve more days to file suits in
she Chancery Court.
The Kentucky Central Railroad
cleared $l04, 900 last year.
Gas-lamps were erected on Powell and
Stevens streets this morning.
Temperance meeting at Greers Hall
tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
A telephone is in operation from Bowl.
ing Green, KY, 10 Nashville, Tenn.
Madison County shipped one hundred
head Of cattle to Liverpool, England,
this week.
breach OF the peace, SIS; Keardy Lang
non, drunk, 81.
Suits for divorce were filed in the
SAUhSSiy NSuAS W V"ASo W AllAuAA2 ohN
by Isabel Stevens.
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their
marriage last night.
A mountaineer contributed a fifteen
foot rattlesnake to an editor for q years
subscription to his paper.
William HannarhaD, an uncle of Jas.
Hannarhan, died suddenly at his home
10 Pendleton County, yesterday MORN
ing.
The CoVington representative of the
Volksblatt is either fool or was drunk
when he SAID Market-master Lambert
did not attend to his business.
Kentucky has this year three hundred
and twenty y-fye million bushels of
wheat, and one billion two hundred and
Highty million bushels Of corn.
A man named Adkins is to be hung IN
Barboursville, in this State, on the Goth
Of this month for murder, and now they
call the people there BarbarousVillians.
Mr.. Amos ShinkIe, while trimming
trees at his residence, fell from tine
fence on which he was standing, and it
is feared he is severely il not fatally
injured.
The reception given by the Covlngton
Light Guards at Drexelius Hail last
night was grand affair. The hail was
beautifully decorated with flags aud
emblems OF the company, Among the
numerous bellies present we noIiceG
Misses Josie Snyder, Josie Grot and
Mary Heagney, OF Cincinnati; Misses
Mary and Katie Manning, Miss Jansen
and Miss Taylor, OF Newport; Misses
Addie Rtt, Addie Souers, Ada Richard
Son, kaJIe DuVeLlck, Lizzie Griffin,
Annie Crowley, ana numerous others.
The manner in which it was conducted
reflects credit on the company as true
gentlemen.
NEWPORT.
There was an average Of marriage
day this week.
The case of the City against George
Fearons, for continuing a nuisance on his
premises, was continued in the City
Court to Monday.
Professor A. Moller will give q either
concert. at Rcd Mems Hall, Wednesday
night. The Professor is wonderful
performer on this instrument.
Mr. kennon was awarded the con-
tract to build two cells in the Station
house for State prisoners. Work Will
be commenced on them Monday.
An order has been issued by the Dr.
reotors Of the CoVington and Newport
Bridge forbidding the sale OF coupon
lickels at tue bridge office after O'Clock |
p. NJ.
The services in the Westminster |
Church, corner OF York and Rlnggolu |
streets, will be conducted by Rev. Sam |
uel Douglass, Sunday morning and eve
ming.
A Club called the Stingy Three was
organized last night. The following are |
the officers: Frank Stricker, President;
Geoige Baldwin, Secretary, and Phil.
Franklin, Treasurer. They Will give II
ball December 8, the ladies paying the
expenses. /
A meeting Of young men was held in
Smalleys Hall, last night, for the pur-
pose OF organizing literary club. The
following Officers were elected: Martin
Stall, Jf., President; james McMahon,
vice Presiuent; ii. Green, Secretary,
ana Ii. Eyer, Treasurer.
Patsey Nolan and Buck Atkinson
made things lively for time last night
In the neighborhood OF Jefferson and
Monmouth streets, by straight from
the shoulder set-to. Officer Connonyt
and Martsolf hove in sight about me
time the Differs were warming up, and
took In Patsey, Buck making good his
escape. Patsey was fined 10 and costs
this morning. In default OF the sum he
went 10 the stone pile
BELLEVUE. KY.
Owners OF chickens had better keep
watch, as several OF the Newport "forty
lhieVes" have been seen proving
around, probably watching their game.
The NJ. Il. Mite Society met last even-
ing ut the residence of Mr.. Balance.
The assemblage was very large ana So
ciable, ana the evenings amusement
was such as pleased every one present.
Next meeting at Mr.. PownelPs.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller, of Cincinnati,
Will preach Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock in the Council Chamber, The
Church Choir will also accompany him.
preaching every second and fourth Sab |
bath Of each month. An inYiIaIinn is