The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-24
COVINGTON.

COvINGTON.
The case of Col, W. G. Terrell will be-
gin on next Monday.
A waterproof cloak was found In the
Odd-fellows' Hall last night.
Miss Jennie Bogart, of Olney, ILL.,,
Is the guest Of Miss Bell Francis.
Sam. Robinson, breach Of the peace,
SO and costs, before Squire Tebbs.
POLICE COURT Sidney Barnes, for
abusing children, was fined $40 and
costs.
A smoke-house in the rear OF the
jackson House corner OF Sixth and
Washington streets, was burned yes
aerday.
There is movement ON foot to secure
the appointment of Hon. M. NJ. Benton
TO the vacant Associate Justiceship Of
the United States. t.s..
The Commits ,ioner Of the Aericul-
fural Department OF the State says that
reports reach him daily OF the fearful
rayages of hog cholera, and that the
peach crop is a failure. ..
The anniversary meeting OF the Cow
ington Vicinity Bible Society will be
held at the Fourth-street Christ stian
Church tomorrow evening at half-past
z O'clock; address by Rev. W. II. Felix.
Mr.. Clark Rioe, an old and highly re-
Lspected citizen OF Clark County, dropped
dead from heart disease while going UP
the Furnace Mountain, in Estill County,
hast Friday. Deceased was seventy tive .
years OF age.
NEWPORT.
Carey Bell proposes to give baby
show next week at Odd-felloWs' Hall.
The TayIor-street Methodist Church
Social came of at Mrs. Parker's last
might.
There was a general inspection of the
troops at the Barracks yesterday. Col.
IMarlen, of McFerson's Barracks, Attain
IA, Georgia, was present.
Rosa Shine, seven years old, fell and
Ebroke her right arm yesterday afternoon
while playing on the sidewalk on Co.
aumbia street near Ringgold.
Groceries to the amount Of $50 50, and
Acoal to the amount of $26 %, were dis
Hributed to the poor by the Overseer, Mr..
u. b. Lock, during the past week.
The Sisters of Notre Dame, OF Gown a.
ton, will about the 1st Of May take
charge OF the Orphan Asylum ON the
Alexandria Pike, a short distance back
OF Newport.
Messrs. VIM. and George Barbour, for
over ten years with Haverly's Minstrels,
paid visit to their relatives in thi,
City yesterday. They have severed
their connection with Haverly and are
organizing a troupe Of their own.
b The Second Infantry Band, composed
of thirty-nine musicians, who are now
stationed at Atlanta, Georgia, will prob
ably be ordered to this post, fthe Presi-
denps decision should be favorable to
the removal Of the troops from the
South.
In the STAR Of last Wednesday an
Htem in reference to the forcible detainer
case of Graininger against Bold did not
read exactly as the case stood. GRAIN
5nger did not sue for rent due, but mere
1y to get possession ofAthe premises, as
he wished to occupy the premises hin :
self. The case has been settled to the
satisfaction OF both parties.
DAYTON. KY.
The meeting of the Social Reading
Circle at the residence of Mr.. William
Tieman, Sr., last night, was largely at
tended and was very pleasant ocea-
sion. Miss Bette Jones, Mr.. Thomas
Caruthers, Mr.. Goetze, Mr.. Frass and
Mr. Ryall did the reading, and the in
tervals were occupied with music and
social enjoyment. 1t was altogether
one of the most delightful meetings OF
she Circle. much OF Whicn was due to
nfr. Kaighn and his committee ana the
efforts Of Miss Tieman to make all enjoy
themselves,
c.,,ro,r,. ou,o
'. Ho"4sAA' onAo'
Mrs. Mccullough is gradually failing.
The Township Convention takes place
To-day, We hope a good ticket viii be
made,
Tho stovo sornd,v mill - al ,ro,o
ANY w. ioIay "yh VIZ - "it pioua
Ts;Sy' Ty' " h w Law, naWtGnoepuns, ;n @ tnolaha'
lAnis VIII oe Ano"h in 10" oa1s'
Rev. Mr.. vance Will preach at the M.
y. Church next Sunday. evening al $3.50
y. NJ. We hope there will be good
audience.
LUDLOW, ky.
The Ludlow Baseball Club will or
ganize with one of the yery stronges I
amateur mines in the West. This is a,,-
fhofitatiye. reports to the contrary nor.
withstanding,
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