The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19
COVINGTON.


Grove hennedy mas slgueu Sne Mui Pny
pledge
Fl ty-three cases of measles III the
Penite ntlary and spreading.
The Grand Jury OF Mason County has
recommended the whlpping.posC.
The Court Of Appeals will adjourn on
the 20 n of this month until Jan. T.
ya,, ro,n,v ,as Maid ovar x5o ooo n,
roi,"oad bonds and slIli has No rs,Iroad
pu,d rron, and Chorfr,u .ro dal,ght-
;ni, n,a the nennla in the interinr NJ tha
s sao P'Of
Inc Helel-nouse mas peeh estapiIeneu
at Cne colnel VI Aen'u "N0 IL ""A0on
''eo'''
Mrs. Lasait' reslulhg III tne uPper
edge OF Ihls county, gave oittn W nei
twentleth stllIoefh chll"' l"s' n'sn''
Tickets are out for a benefit ball to
Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Il. is in need and We
hope the citizeus will patronlze her lib
orally.
Franklin County has three heirs to
the great Gltner estate in Holland, now
awaiting distribution. 1t is valued at
$3.50, ,J0)
I,n,oo CrooIott and Tom AIexandria
1od go +bo W.T. hnuae this morn.
,,irtonoant ia aadlv needed
inS' "A i,at;]ntion
=" 'n'' u,ro:.,,
A morse aItacneu W one VI W. W. eo o,eu
carts leil over the uuLnp on une t"onte
Of Ihlrteehtn anu Maoason "ee'''
NO damage eAcepV W lne o"i.
A young man named Robert Johnson,
while on his way home from party last
night, was Knocked down on the corner
OF Fifteenth and Russell streets by three
rufians, and severely hurt.
& q. Henry of Louisville, signed a
hail bon1 of 81 600 for w. G. Stone this
morning Mr. Henry Ia An uncle by mar
riapa of Mr.. stone. and is seventy years
nj zoe He saws this is the first bail
hon1 he ever signed.
NV, 49, pe;; md Ntisg E>pma
MI. onas' Den nJauin "Iu aaS,.;ora to.
naruy WIZ uH un nt e.ao ,t tho fTnion
molIo" r SrendhS ~ 49, ''iIi bo waIcome
M u. Ghtnon. ..ond WI tIt.r tho cere.
Nno nieu w ~ c. Er.ncioco to
SnanG un' ;'nair ti h ho"evmoon.
speho 'neAi n'No' "oA' ;.,-o,
meeting az Odd-LelloWs Hall last hlgnI
is as follows:
City Treasurer-Henry Adams.
City Clerk-Geo. ii. Dawson.
City AttOrney-Jonn Z. HARRISON
City Engineer-Thos.H ii. Kennedy
Clty Coilectol-o M; ~ nsneoi .Mni.ao
oCleeT CoLn LII seion1 Tt ~
Clty JalleiCoonn fiSnpS'tTGm EnpS TN,
SealeL anu oauge[- gu 4in'
MnailuasIel-o1A Il o"I'ih'
MarKeCmaster-h'cha Lalnpet"
FOR CITY COUNCIL.
First W ard. A. Lal4Ley.
Second ard-FranK WOOD.
Ihird ward; D. blahely.
FOURTH aru-W IL. ashorooke
FlItn Nara-AleA' DdVeZac.
Sixth Waru-J' l.. Hacnathorne.
seventh MaIeTAle1. Tad MGDona'd.
NiItn Ward-W. j. Rich.
FOX schoVH TRUSTEES.
rdnord rilSv " WsrdIR II R.msav
49, wsrdN-n haGarnn
Fourth Ward-F. AlIugham.
Filth w ard-L. Bruestle.
Sixth Ward-D. q. Culbertson.
Seventh Ward-Ro3ert Watsono
Esnsn VA "a H. W. A. hall.
Ninth Waro--AleX. Mcleod.
The committee appointed 70 ipvesti.
gate the matter as 10 who had borrowed
money from the late Treasurer, exam
lned the police officials and found that
many VI Them haA borrowed money from
Stone.
Welling's Hall, and annullcd the action
Of their previous meeting. The follow.
Ing ticket was adopl ed:
City ITeasurer-H. r. Deglow.
Guy Glerk-F. w. scnarrlnghausen.
s.yor .y -" aed ,19sma Gin-,ar nos. :. Ellis.
CoIientnrN Erais d. oIelhheim.
Street Gn,nmissi,,oy nuH ny n"nH'
Waeeo ,eeo ~omnisStonel- rooi Morrissey.
49, .",n heeu'
W"ar1nna W. "a ,to. noyLNT nomination.
Jailer-Adam Gieswein.
NEWPORT.
Al, Bovd is The coming Citv Norsbo,
Jailor s.hwortv no., '""''
nndar his ch char%o "t W n"' 'iA'eeh eVll-ooerS
Pedestrians were erossinu tbo r;vor
ON the ice this time Last vesr '"T Wa nei
contrast,
p,t nou, A. J
,oiI I"0t ato az. weaver, VINO broke
- n,cInct tnDd, ~eie S'iii "' Id 70 up TO