The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-09
COVIEGTON.
= Mr.. B. X. Reynolds mourns the loss of
two dozen fne fat hens.


Mr.. B. X Reynolds mourns the loss of
two dozen fne fat hens.
Philip Binkle, a young German citi-
gen, died yesterday evening Of typhoid
teVer.
Twenty-Five car loads OF stock arrived
on the KENTUCKY Central Railroad this
morning.
A suit was filed in the Chancery Court
this morning Tor the settlement OF Tue
estate OF j. L. Schrock, deceased.
judgment was rendered against John
Arnold in squire Francis Court this
morning Tor SIS, for destroying the prop
orty OF Horny SteVenDurg.
A compromise has been effected in the
Arnold contested will case. The motion
Tor an appeal from the decision OF Judge
Phelps has been Withdrawn.
Mr.. ALI. Mullins has purchased the
one-sixth th interest OF MIR. Caleb Carpen-
ter in the Covington Stock.yard, making
him the possessor OF one-half interest.
At their meeting last night the Work
ingmen passed resolutions extending
congratulations to the Workngmen OF
Louisville ON their late victory, express
ing that they want nothing but the
rights guaranteed them as American
citzens, and declaring their intention
to battle for those rights till they are ac.
quired.
Miss Ruth Haines and Mr.. Charles L.
Stacy, son Of Mr.. John A. Stacy, all of
this city, are probably man and vile ere
this. Tney procured the States ofticia
permission yesterday, with the consent
OF their lawful custodians, the bfide
registering as only eiguteen, and the
groom as twenty years Of age.
POLICE CoURT.-William Thompson,
drunk and tlsUrderly, continued; Chas.
Dulkey, same, required to give 500 bond
for good behavior; VIM. Bersiord, same,
s5. jack Arnold broke his pledge and
got drunk, and was taxed "a ana an ad-
Uitional fine Of 81. VIM. Dempsey, the
man who would 60 fifty miles to an lrisn
wake, whipped his Old gray-headed
father and mother last HiguL and was
fined $53. Henry Duncan, the saw-f .er,
who mas been going around insulting
ladies tor the past Two weeks, was COM
mi i,ted in default of 500 bond.
NEWBORN.
The Newport MHhnerchor will give
concert at the. IWv-mlle House Sunday
afternoon.
John Joyce and Miss s. Genoway
wee & aL.ed marriage license yester-
day alLei noon.
Sheriff jones' horse ran away yester-
day on Monmouth street, and lie is out
just one buggy.
MIR. Oscar Van Kirk. an estimable
young gentleman, Is confined TO MIS- bed
by severe illness.
Rev. T. s. Cowden left this morning to
attend the Loyelaud Camp. meeting. He
Will return on Saturday.
oF c.
German church Will give picnic at
Odd-iellOWs' grove on Inc 18TH inst.
Yesterday an attempt was made to
burglarze The drugstore Of Z. f. keener,
corner Oh York and Bellevue streets.
In obedience to an order received last
evening all the mon stationed at the
Barracks here Will leave this evening
Tor PiItsburg.
While County Attorney J. S. Ducker
is rusticating at Put-in Bay Tor the next
tend to the duties of his off ;e.
A suit was filed in the Chancery
Court tAis morning by Joseph Vein |
gartner, the assignee Of j. f. Bander-
man. for ior the purpose OF settling the |
latleT's estate.
Treasurer Eugene Bowers, by order |
OF Council, selt out notices yesterday |
to delinquent taxpayers, warning them |
that unless they pay up before the 20tn |
or August the bids will be placed in the |
hands VI The City Attorney lor suit.
Judge W. j. Berry, County Clerk Ed. |
Air anu Sheriff Thomas White, who |
comprise the Returning Board, left tor |
Alexandria this morning TO make an Of |
1cial count Of The votes east ~ the late !
election. Gentlemen, by all means give |
US "fRir c0unt.S
The hollow ware molders at Pomeroy |
d Peckoyer's foundry, who went ON a |
stilke Two weeks ago Tor an advance on |
their prices Of ten per cent, are still out. |
The pr0pFietOrs refuse 10 aocede to their |
demands, notwithstanding that the ad-
vance is paid at Cincinnati.
Col. r. W. Nelson and Miss Angie s.
Eldon were united In marriage lasG eve
mug at the residence OF the brides par
ents on York street. Tne eiiJe OF the !
three cities were present to witness the |
gayest wedding OF the season. Rev. Mr.. |
Pettis, OF st. Paups Episcopal Church,
ofticlaled. This morning tAe gallant |
Colonel and his lair young bride lett |
on a six-weeks wedding tour to Cape |
May and other fashionable resorts.
WEST COyINGToN. KY.
The Forest Dramatic Club entertain |
mcnt for the benefit OF St. Ann's School, |
which has been the all-absorDlng topic |
In this town for the last month, took |
place last night at the new Town Hall, |
and was grand affair and q pertecg |
success in every respect. The acting |
and define eations OF the Club were tin- |
ished and tirst-class in all respects; SO
much 80 that their most ardent friends |
were very agreeably disappointed. The |
nighps enjoyment ended with social |
hop, which was kept up to the early |
dawn OF morn, when the fatigued and |
debilitated participants dispersed, with |
many well-wishes for the success Of |
their entertainers.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Court day in this city Monday.
New -four is selling ats S4 in this city. |
Go out and look at our new amDhi. |