The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08

$75 was charged OF this amount, $50 30 is
retained by the Weigher and the balance
turned over to the city y
A set-lp job, successfully carried ont,
was played on Joe Feith, the druggist, yes
terday. At some hour the hight previous
a keg of link paint was stolen from his
store, and the next day brought to him,
when Ire purchased it for 50 So He discoy
cred his mistake, but too late.
The people of. CAMPBELL County arc. mani
Testing considerable interest in the new en-
terpriSe of Narrowgauge Railroad from |
Newport to Alexandria and thence to Brook |
Vile, in Bracken. Mr.. A. s. Berry will at
an early day address the people at Alex
andra upon this important measure. A |
liberal course by those really interes ed in
this undertaking will secure valuable i'm
provement to our people.
The A. O. II. lat meeting held at their hall
Wednesday, elected the following officers:
Division No. John Wall, President; John
Ryan, Vice President; Peter Keigher, FL
nancial Secretary; Michael Ryan, Treasur-
er. Division No. "a. J. Stretch, Presi-
dent; Thomas Flannelly, Vice President;
w. II. Plumnier, Financial Secretary; Jas.
McNamee, Recording Secretary; M. Bear
don, Treasurer. r. f. Walsh was elected
County Delegate.
To the Editor of the STAR
had been solicited by several persons to
present my claims to the late Democratic
Convention at Alexandria Tor the nomina-
ton of County Attorney. When l found
that the nomination could not be obtained
without wholesale bribery, and that the
Convention was being manipulated in the
interest of turnpike monopolists, Iperemp
torily refused to have anything whatever to
do with it, and decided to present my name
to the citizens at large as an independent
candidate for County Attorney at the
forthcoming election, ] desire to put my
self on record as being emphaticaly opposed
to all monopolies, which are robbing the
public and checking the agricultural and
commercial prosperity of our county, and
should l, through your suffrages, be ELECTED
to the office which seek, shall, in addi-
ton to diseharging its regular duties to the
best of my abilities, exert all my influence
in freeing you'from the eXtortionate grasp
of the turnpike monopolies which now OPP
press our county. Respectfully, &C.,
+. J. SUTTON.
BELLEVUE, XIV.
There is good opening here for a first
class artist in the barber line.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews breaches in the Coun-
Gil Chamber at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow alter
noon.
Rev. Mr. Sanders breaches in the NJ. T..
Church tomorrow afternoon at the usual
hour.
Mr.. VIM. B. Spencer and Prof. McGinnis,
of Newport, in the School Hall tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Genoway, in connection with her
grocery store, opens an ice cream saloon to-
morrow, where the cooling beverage will
always be found.
We regret to say that the wife of Mr..
Chas. Mcmillan is lying at the point of
death. Her physician has said that quiet
ness is the only thing which may restore
her, therefore none are allowed to see her
except attendants.
For lo!' these many years Bellevue has
been troubled with a nightmare. Now if
the people wanta day Mayor they can have
it by electing Mr.. p f. Genoway, ST., as
Mayor at the coming August election. He
is one of the Oldest inhabitants of the town
and is worthy Of the'peoplc's votes.
DAYTON, ky.
The Board of Computation has ceased to
exist.
Keep coolis what Drown, Goetz & Moeller
remark
New shoe store opposite the Post-o0ice
grocery.
Miss Sarah Marsh has justopened another
new lot of pretty goods.
The Board OF Education is.about to open
negotiations with Sitting Bull
Applications are now in order for princi-
pal and teachers in our public schools.
Buy your stamps at our Post-otfice if you
wish to Foster home industry-we have a
daily mail ..
We learn that Mr.. T. s. Noble conte1n-
plates leaving for Europe shortly-wiut take
in the Exposition, &c.
Bonte & Sons commenced preparations
for rebuilding their rope-walk yesterday-it
will be fine brick structure, amply sup
piled with all modern appliances for turn
ing out good work on. short time
A large number of friends and acquant-
tances from Bellevue and Dayton gathered
at the house of Mrs. Malotte, the occasion
being farewell party given by her daugh-
ters in view of Mrs. Malotte having sold out
her property with the intention of depart
ing to Denver, Colorado, with her family,
where they will take up their future resi-
dence. A very pleasant social and enioya-
bic evening was spen III singing, dancing
and other amusements. The company sep
aratod at a late hour, wishing Mrs. Malotte
and her eStimabIe daughter, who leave
Dayton next week, God speed, and all
manner of success in their new Western
home.
BENNINGTON, NY.
A stranger, in the shape of a tcn-pound
boy arrived al the house of Nh W. S. Grin
stead Tuesday noon.
The City Council at, their meeting last
night, assessed tax Of $40 on owners OF
milk wagons; ice wagons, SIS; beer wagons,
$40 This takes effect July lst.
Mag. Umphris and William Stephens for
being drunk and disturbing the peace of
the city, were each fined So and costs in
the Recorders Court yesterday.
James Harrison, the boy who was arrest
ed for grand larceny, was on account Of his
age and the unwillingness of the parties to
prosecute, discharged by His Honor G, B.
kinkhead this morning.
Those young gentlemen who behaved so
badly on the small trestle work crossing
Main street are known. and. should such a
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