The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-11
C0VBNGTON.

Boston Ohio.
Col. Amos Shinkle leaves for his usual
summer trip Tuesday
George Dugan and wife, of st. Louis are
visiting relatives i'll the city.
Miss Kate Sanford will spend the sum
mer months in Midway, KY.
Remember King David at his News De-
pot. The STAR shines there.
Col. Harry Ward of Cynthana lost fine
mare, worth $500, on Monday.
Long. lazy, lubberly Lowe lacks energy
and efficiency to make Sheriff.
Andy Huber paid 1923 for little unpleas-
antneSs with Mrs. jake Steinborn.
jake Steinborn's better half will answer
tomorrow for striking Mr.. Huber.
Miss Julia Heartwig has returned from
her visit to the mountains of Virginia.
Suppress those rowdies who infest the
entrance to Odd fellows Hall, Mr.. Police
man.
Colonel Booker says that man that takes
passage on schooner nowadays will soon
come numbering into port"
Let all go to the picnic of the Excelsior
Lodge, A. o. .. W., which takes place to-
night at the Highland House.
Colored excursion on the Southern Rail
road to the Big Bridge Sunday. Billy Por-
ter and Bunty Parker will be dar.
Quite large crowd assembled last night
at the residence of Mr.. Scultz to witness the
opening of a night-blooming cereus
Edward Stokes, the murderer of Fisk, has
fine mare on farm near Lexington,
which he calls Josie Mansfield.
Captain Watkins and wife were arrested
yes erday and bound over to keep he peace,
on warrant sworn out by Miss Fisher.
County Clerk Bristow wants the name of
every candidate, no matter what his size,
age, sex Or color, for the new poll-books.
Mrs. Fisher and daughter, who have been
visiting the family of S. w. Walker, have
returned to their home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Two young Covington men were arrested
at Union, Boone County, for stealing two
gold watches. They refused to give their
names.
The ladies of Shinkle Chapel announce
one of their enjoyable lawn parties tonight
at the residence of j. l.. Albritton, No. l ,537
Scott street. Admission free.
A pleasant time was spent last night by a
party of young folks at the residence of Mr.
Fred Thorp No. 2S2 Scott street, in dancing
charades and spiritual seances.
The remains of Philip Schneider were re-
covered yesterday evening at the foot o1
Main street, and Coroner Overdick held ar
inquest, resulting in q verdict of Suicide
by drowning"
Gus Richardson, who resides near Dc
Coursey Station, was wrestling with hi!
brother yesterday and was thrown to the
ground in such manner as to break hi
left leg below the knee.
Coroner Ayerdick denies the charge tina
he employs people to steal bodies and throw
them in the river SO that he can hold in
quests on them as floaters. People are only
giving you ''stiff'' Doc.
There will be meeting in the office o
Jos. Havlin next Tuesday evening, for thu
purpose of organizing a new lodge o
Knights of Honor. Over sixty names arr
down on the list as applicants for member
slip.
Hon. Blanton Duncan has weakened OF
what he said in his Grafton the Fourth o
July about T. jeff Phelps and has writer
him letter of apology. Thus all that pis
tol and coffee arrangement is knocked il
the head.
Mr. B. D. Miller left his coat and vest
with $35 and a silver watch and gold chain
hanging in the yard of the Licking Rive
Lumber Company, this morning, whel
some generous thief came along and stol
the watch.
The following officers were installed TO
the ensuing year by Powell Lodge A. 0.
W., No. 25: Thos. Cummins, M W.. w. D
Norris, F.; Thomas Instone O.; John NJ
Curtis Rec c. c. Kilburn, Fin; JOIN
Richards, Receiver; Frank OHerron, l
W; J. W. Holcomb, 0. w; J. w. Crow
ley, Guide; +. Richards Trustee.
Mr. VIM, Glore says his reason for ex
peling Mr.. Moore L; ;s that tit he failed to com
ply with the rules At the Schocttler fir
he took off his badge and said he would no
wear it until Hartley was Chief Herber
is to be expelled for drunkenness MI
Martin and Mr.. Ogden will make good mel
in their places but we still say that MI
Moore is a good fireman.
NEWPORT.
The Water-works Board will meet tc
night.
J The German Pioneers met last night a
\ Arbeiter Hall.
There will be Democratic meeting O.
Front street tonight
Meeting of Workingmen at Arbeiter Ha
tonight to fill vacancies in the count
ticket.
Miss Mamie Gould, of Aurora, Ind,
the guest of Miss Ida Rambo, of Eglantin
street.
Mr.. Dobine, Professor of the Linwood, 0.
Seminary, is paying visit to friends il
Newport.
A convention of the A. B. A. Lodge, {
Kentucky, will be held next Monday {
Rodenburgs Hall.
Frank Shwerman was prostrated by th
intense heat last evening, and is still col
fined to his bed from the effects.
Mayor Horton has ordered Especial polio
Il man stationed at the Short Line Depot one
] more to keep trains from blockading Il
/ streets.
4 The schooner war commenced in ear
Il est in this burg this morning. Tony Hin
II man, the BELLEVUE saloonist, is giving aws
two schooners for nickel
City Clerk Hawthorne made his repo
yesterday Of the taxable value of the Me-
port e. Covington Bridge, which he es