The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-20

from them for attendance upon the sick
poor of the city. 5tE f.ri
On motion OF Mr.. John Reid, the Law
Committee was instructed to examine
the docket Of the Cbancery Court and
ascertain what parties have been sued
for delinquent taxes, and against whom
iudgme mt has been rendered. ~ ~
Adjourned.
nH BEELEVUE, KY.
At the primary meeting held in the
Council Chamber last night, Squire
Reuben Tedrol was appointed Chair
man and Charles Nagle Secretary. AS
there was not big crowd in attend
ance 1t was agreed to adjourn the meet
ing until Friday night next. .a,
Mr.. Samuel d. Peacock, one OF our
most enterprlsing young citizens, has to-
day embarked in business ON his own
| account In the carpenter and building
| trade in Cincinnati. Mr.. Peacock 10 a
thorough gentleman and a frst-class
tradesman, andrwe have no doubt he
will receive liberal patronage, as he
is well known in business, circles in
Cincinnati, Newport and BELLEVUE. We
predict for Sam. a prosperoussand most
successful future. y
T"2;I HAMILTON. ,lll IT.
This evening the Liederkrapz' grand
masquerade comes of in Becketts Hall.
Orrin Brown was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Charles w. Stephens,
minor. A ~ .HH. ,.-il' 800.
The funeral of Mr.. John Holbrock, sr.,
will be held tomorrow morning at o
| O'Clock at st. Stephens Church.
John Neimeysr, one of Butler County's
best shots. won $35 out of pool Of $50,
at the rifle match at Maups Station
Saturday. ,.
Mrs. Judge Hume entertained quite a
| large party of invited friends last even
| ing at her residence on Second street.
The party was in all respects one of the
gayest OF the season. '-..
A large water tank has been erected
by Henry Beck, opposite the city build
ing, for sprinkllng purposes the coming
season. A little sprinklIng just now
would not come amiss.
Rev. McAyeal, DID,, who has been
filing the pulpit OF the United Presby-
terrain Church, this city, for the past
| three SabDatns, left yesterday for his
home in 0scaloosa, Iowa. ...
The jury in the case of Jas. Patchell
against the g., Ii. & ID. Railroad, in which
| plaintiff sued tor $4,000 damages, sus-
tained by being elected from the train, 4,
yesterday returned in iaYor Of defend
ant.
1t is reported that the lost Mrs. Elble
has been heard from. Word was re-
ceiYed at the police headquarters last
| night that d woman answering the de-
scription OF Mrs. Elble was seen in the
vicinity of West Elkton, some sixteen
miles east OF Hamilton, on Friday night;
that she called at the house Of Mr..
Samuels and acted in such manner as
| to lead to the belief that.she was insane.
| Capt. Elble and his brother Immediately
started for West Elkton as soon as the
the news was received.
LEXINGTON. KY.
"The Magic Sunbeam" is the subject
OF a lecture to be delivered by Prof.
Tobin, in the Opera-house next Thurs
| day evening. ..
Mrs. Ryan has opened q ladies' and
4 children's shoe store ON Short street.
the only one in the city where there are
no male clerks. @
| The February term OF the Circuit
Court closed Saturday. The Court
passed sentence on several criminals,
all colored with two exceptions.
| There is call on DR.. D. L. Price to
become candidate for State Senator
from this county. 1t is said that the
4 largest Democratic vote ever cast in
this county was cast for Dr.. Price.
L. ... ,,: CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
There Will be grand bail at Odd-fel-
lows Hall, Thursday evening, Febru.
AIRY %.
/ The Cincinnati & Portsmouth Narrow
gauge Railroad will be completed 10 Mt.
| Washington, OHIO, May 10.
"Just now can think of no greater
plague than the oomfluent smallpox -
except the village gossiper.
Some Of the new stove mounters were
yesterday assaulted by one Of the strik-
ers. The law OF 1873 is very severe in
such GASES. a
This bids fair to be good year for the
| California Foundry. Special efforts will
be made to make the trade even better
than 1t was last year. .,
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