The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-30

A retition for divorce was yesterday filed by
Andrew Rubel against Eliza Rubel. on the grounds
OF wllful absence and neglect of duty.
John McAdams yesterday lost note OF 5000, on
which was a credit of SS5. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at the clothing store on High
street
Yesterday Peter Tisinger, Of the First Ward, met
with narrow escape from drowning. He was at
tempting to wash his buggy in the river, when it
upset, anu he fell into the water.
LEXINGTON. ky.
The old Market-house is being repaired.
Monday will be County Court day at Paris
Many fights occurred here Thanksgiving Day.
Erect gas lamps near the foot passenger track by
the X. c. R. r.
Another scheme is on foot to resurrect the
Weekly Transcript.
The Murphies commenced the temperance work
at Versailles again to-day.
The Circuit Court has dismissed many trifling
| cases returned by the last Grand Jury.
A handsome monument will be erected by the
Mt Sterling people over the grave of the late Mar
shai Young.
Gov. McCreary offers a reward of s4OO for the
capture of Mackabee, who was engaged in the Mt.
Sterling riot.
Licensed to Wed-Mr. Louis Adler of Illinois
and Miss Lena Miller of this city; Mr. Adam
George and Miss Harrison.
Mr.. John Current and Miss Bette Turney, of
Bourbon, were married Wednesday evening last
They passed through the city Thursday en- route
to Louisville.
The funeral services of Mrs. Charles Hotties took
place yesterday morning at II O'Clock from the
Second Presbyterian Church. 1t was largely at
tended by fri nds of the deceased.
=, The following persons were released from Jail,
the Grand Jury being unable to find indictments
against them Chas. Smith, Blind Dave, George
MITCHELL Dave Redd and Moses Dangerfeld.
BY all means gas-ldmps should be placed on
Short street, near the X. c. Railroad, to enable
passengers TO see how to get TO the platform. Some
fine evening one of those omnibuses or baggage
wagons will run over somebody. Then, of course
action might be taken to erect gas-lamps.
SPKsNGFIEI.D. -.
Mayor Smith had his hands full on Friday.
Fourteen cases of Thanksgiving "drunks''. were
before him.
Mrs. Judge Letson and Mrs. George Harris, of
KentOn, Ohio, who have been here during the
past week visiting friends, were on Thanksgiving
Day the guests OF Mr.. J. B. Corn of Washington
street.
There was a rough and tumble fight on Center
street on Thursday, in which man named Olds
received a terrible beating by man named James
Whitney. Both parties were taken in, and in the
Mayors Court on Friday had a fine and costs TO
pay
Miss Annie Boyle played to two fair houses on
Thanksg wing Day. Her support, the Clio Club,
gave general StlSldclloll, ana Wnen tney VlSt us
again will receive hearty welcome. At the
evening performance Miss Boyle was presented
with beautiful basket of flowers, the gift of Mr..
Harry B. Grove, of the Mccullough Dramatic
Club of Cincinnati.
The marriage ceremony of Mr. B. P Smith and
M IS Mary McGarr took place at the early hour OF
T. on Thursday morning, at the St. Raphael's
Church, on East High street, Rev. Father w. H.
Sidney tying the nuptial knot. Many friends and
Carr, the sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Mr. John Riley. of Columbus, Ohio, MS
groomsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith departed at noon
on an extensive Eastern tour, accompanied by an
escort OF friends.e
BELLEVUE, ky.
Mr.. Gus. Blesch says the young ladies of Dayton
are very handsome and sociable. GUS will prob
ably pay Dayton another visit
Preaching in the Council Chamber tomorrow
as follows: At a. M, by Rev. Mr.. Sanders; at 80
p M, by Rev. Mr.. Pettis of Newport; at N p. M,
by Revs R. D. Stroud and Mr.. Bullard.
On thanksgiving night at a late hour a large
and wife, from Cincinnati, arrived loaded down
with all the good things imaginable, surprising
Charles and his wife. Excellent music was also
brought, and good time was had.
BbAA TON,kY.
Thanksgiving afternoon Mr.. Alfred NJ Edwards,
barke peron the steamer Potomac, and Miss Ida
M Lusk, of Dayton, started to the matinee at the
Grand Opera-house. Arriving at Newport they
tiGil pIOClTeu u llttLSe ana OIL
fciating clergyman, and were quietly married.
The next morning Mr.. and Mrs Alfred NJ Ed
wards returned to Dayton and were duly congratu-
lated.
Mr.. oliyerJ. Thomas, a young gentleman from
Connersville Ind, and Miss Emma L. Jones'
daughter of our fellowcitizen OF iron paint fame
were married at the residence Of the brides par-
ents on Third street Thanksgiving Day
The net receipts of the NJ. e. Thanksgiving sup
per were nearly $50.
Now, John, has not your time arrived? Speak
quick.
The telephone line is almost completed, and
then won't it be nice?
We learn Messrs Bonte & Sons will establish
with their office at otce
II. Vasche, our reliable Treasurer, will also
transact business by telephone.
The genial Goetze will take advantage of the
wires and remain at home Sunday night when the
line is completed.
Rev c. G. Skiman win fill his pulpit (Baptist)
both morning and evening tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders Will occupy the Methodist pull
pit tomorrow.
There will be sc, vices at the Presbyterian Church
in the morning. -- 's.1i57 ii"
The Misses Kidwell have returned from their
trip to Huntington.
Rev. Mr.. Felix, of Covington, KY, was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Rev. Mr.. Sklman.
Our town is quite healthy. No epidemics
whatever as Mons Williams has not yet arrived
The Physiology of the Liver.
The liver ia the LARGEST seoratinty nroop II, |