The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
COVINGTON.
COVINGTON.
Is Hugh Kelley a voterp
Harmon Doeblin died Saturd

Big Dali at burlington Tonight.
Pat English Is still on the track.
A Mount Sterling pig sports six ears.
John Lisley, drunk, 81 In the Police
Court.
The PosI-oficc will close at 10 A. M.
tomorrow.
Max. KIinon has young druggist at
his house.
The candidates will be open all day
Tomorrow ior bleeders.
Mr.. Charles Dengler, the noted sculp-
tor, is home dangerously ill.
The falmouth Fire Department organ
lied last night. 1t is voluntary one.
Mrs. Jemma Hawes, wife of Judge N.
L. Hawes, of Burlington, was buried
yesterday.
Twilights at Drexelius Hall tonight,
and Morning Views Dancing Circle at
Odd-fellows' Hall.
The Fayette County Grand Jury have
indicted forty married men Tor playing
cards-the sinners.
The County Court ordered Il. 9. Perci-
val to pay 81 for boarding John Wilson
at Fred. OyerbecRs.
The Kentucky Central Railroad will
make reduction of 10 per cent. on all
road employees tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Christie, os Lexington, Ky.,
preached ut the First Presbyterian
church at both services yesterday.
Colonel Bob Howe, the Councilman
from the Fourth Ward, was yester-
day presented by MIR. l.. E. Casey with
handsome walking cane, cut from one
OF the cedars of Lebanon, near Jerusa.
lem,
The trial OF Mr.. Ira Percival for the
killing of DR.. Brasler, both of Boone
County, KY, commenced this morning
at Burlington, the county seat. Judge
>. :. Boyd, Special Judge appointed by
the Governor, presides in the case.
NEWPORT.
The Public Schools will reopen
Wednesday.
Reception of the Van Voast Guards
this evening at Eclipse Hall.
Criminal Court convenes next Monday
with forty cases OH the docket.
The Campbell Coanty cases before the
Court of Appeals are set for April 4.
The congregation Of st. Johns Ger
man Church elected their trustees yes-
terday.
The celebrated Greenwood forgery
cases will come up in the Criminal Court
next week.
The Post-ofice, banks, and the various
city and county offices will De closed
tomorrow.
The Quarterly Cor small debt) Court,
Judge Derry presiding, was in session
this morning.
Counterfeit silver quarters and hal
llIi in
Look out tor them.
The congregation of the Grace NJ, E.
Church will hold q matchmaking to.
night at the church.
Slxty-two dollars is the amount dis
tnDuted by the Oyerseer OF the Poor
during the past week.
''Be ye kind to one another" was the
theme OF Rev. Pellis' discourse at St.
Paups Church last evening.
The Feast of the Circumcision will be
ce ebfated in st. PauPs Episcopal ana
the Catholic Churches tomorrow.
The funeral of Mrs. James +. Williams
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from the
baptlst Church, on Bellevue street.
Newport Lodge, No. 1,135, of Good
Templars, will give an entertainment at
odd-IelloWs' Hall on the 10th of January.
AL. Boyd, the most efficient and hand
sCmest officer on the police force, leaves
this evening for Loveland to spend his
New Years.
The Workingmen's party met at Red
MEMS Hall yesterday afternoon, but did
nothing OF Importance. Another meet
ing Will be held January
The largest crowd that yet attended
the 1alr was pres MT last night. Among
The articles I'll d were TWO elegant
eapes, Mrs. Bu.u.ge being the winner.
Enterprise Lodge, No 64, |. %. W. NJ,
elected the following offic rs President.
Robert Pye; Vice President, William
Moore; Recording Secretary, George A
Firth; Financial Secretary, w. b. Gar
diner; Treasurer, W. F. Mo- lure; Trus-
tees, Joseph A. Scarlett, w. W. Scarlett,
WIN. N. Air.
DAYTON. KY.
All the members of the NJ. e. Church
Mite Society are requested to be pres
ent at Mrs. Hanley's, as an election of
officers will take place, Tomorrow, Jan
lary /, 1875
The excellent entertainment given
lew days ago by the Public School Will
be repeated this evening in the school
house. A neat stage has been erected
with stage fittings and scenery, the
haGdsomest ever seen in Dayton. Miss
Mattie Belle Clark, the eminent vocal.
lst, is announced to sing. Toallay some
ungrounded apprehenslons the following
card is published:
"For the benefit of persons believing
The school-house unsafe the Undersigned |
would state that the contractor was |
interviewed about the matter, aud says
the ho0rlpg of the second floor is set on |
)olsts m ny 10, aud set Az inches in the |
walls. And ne iurther states that il
would be impossible to pack pel ms
enough III the house to break down the |
moor. JOHN II. VIssE,
"PresidenL School board.
''DR A. S. CAMERON"
BELLEVUE, KY.
Mr.. Spencer claims Bellevue hence
forth as his home.
The Union Mite Society meets to-nipht