The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-31

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The Colored Fair at Cynthana was a fail
ure, and they refused to pay premiums
Mr.. George A. Gates and wife have re
turned from their summer sojourn at Kas
kaskia, Illinois.
little child aged fifteen months swal
lowed pin at the Florence Fair yesterday
and died in a few hours.
A jig dance for $25 side will come of
at Odd-fellows' Hall tonight: There will
also be other attractions.
Judge George G. Perkins has received hi
new commission, and will open Crimina
Court at Falmouth next Monday.
During the absence of Mr. Geo. Argus al
Frankfort, some generous friend presented
him with three fine patent barber chairs.
The king oyster firm of the State, Bethe
Bros, of this city, will open a store at Lex
ington, KY, this season. Mr.. Hugh Kelly
one of the best boys in Covington, will at
tend to it.
Mr.. Alex. Davezrc, Councilman from the
Fifth Ward, up to IL o'clock to-day hao
collected $75 for the yellow fever sufferers
Other Councilmen have also collected vari
GUS amounts.
The Paris Fair, which is generally consid
cred to be the boss fair in Kentucky, con
venes Tuesday. The Kentucky Central
Railroad are selling tickets at reduced rates
for the occasion.
Mr. John Otis and Miss Belle Frazier,
while coming from the Florence Fair in q
buggy yesterday, were upset on the pike
but fortunately without receiving any
serious injuries.
Suit was brought in the U. S. Court yes
terday, by the Pennsylvania Company
against G. NJ. Clark, former ticket agent OF
the Company, for $5,567 81 which he failed
to pay over, the proceeds of tickets sold.
The scythe of Death has reaped from life
the beautiful Miss Lizzie Cochran, of Boone
County She was eighteen years of age,
and had won many friends by her amiable
disposition. She was a sister to Mrs ]. L.
Corbin.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Davis will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock from his
late residence. The deceased was fifty years
OF age and was well respected citizen of
this city for the past twenty years. He
leaves wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
For the suffering South Mayor Athey has
received nearly $4O0, $l0S of which was con-
tributed by Councilman Meyers Wire
works. A collection will be taken in all
Pieper offers ali Of his receints at bic salopn
on Ninth and Madison strnats "' nl' '"-0o'
obn II witt F. W..
s;,,in i'm 49,. ilve, youhs hlah from Vlr,
e.iiia, aseu '"ehly-Iwo years. committed
otou 1;nt oll VIC iaill Vi illrai! mouse, bur
day. He left note savino that the dead
was the result of mortifcafinn Of rnnoor
which had been circulated to tbe effact tbst
he had outraged a young ladv in the naigh.
hood.
p,,an,, poau.
,,: nosthp 81 nosIMlch'- eI lie ioi!oWlhg Gov
as,i nlgtoniaiis nave iiled sheir pehtions since
bilities. $13. 565. assets S16 ee5. exemnt con
G, r. Seeman Of CovinotonN Iihiili Itiahil;t;oS GoS'
s1,7S5; assets. $3.50 ali eyemnt T. g Her, Her,
bert-Liabilities, $2,14s: assets, $3.50 ali ex-
empt. r. G. Stewart-Liabilities SIS, O42 GO:
assets, 81, ,101 AZ; exempt, 1882. A. Buford,
stock broker-Labilities So, ,91s so; assets
S4,O12 16; exempt $311. There have been
thirty-two petitions filed since yesterday at
CLOCK.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. Julia Schrader, wife of Henry Schra-
der, Jr., died Thursday.
Hail to the Chief The new one which bis
name it is Thomas cottineham "i''~i' -'i'
IT,, ,,.,.e
Iteu' Mescler llieo MS Petition IN oank-
.up,oy c onis nso ii9rllllis Llaplilcles, $4I ool
assets So,zlo' exemptions claimed, Sl,260.
home Yesterday She Lost soma n,onov n,,
trusted to her bv her mother and was
afraid to come back without II ""'
r,,-.
,nt in.ee - niell t ~ wagon lnaue pold at-
WeihP' 10 too uoesslers leWelry store, on
~ ro,k rs s.lee'' au,ut % . CLOCK Yesterday. one
" .lie ilien Wenc 10 tne iroht ana Grew Mr.
uoessler attentlon ana the Others entered
~ tne rear OF the store. fortunately, Mr..
1oessier discovered them at once and they
AroVe rapluiy away.
mitted suicide on the Alexandria Pike has
been identified by his daughter as Christian
Smith, of 1856 Front street, Cincinnati No
reason could be given as to his cause for