The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
has been heard of either him or the chains. The
HAMILTON.


Miss LOoms, Of Dayton, who has been visiting
Mrs. Katie Minor, left for Cincinnati this morn
ing. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stark of Covington, KY, re.
turned home yesterday from brief visit to lIiends
in this city.
A colored man named West, was yesterday
arrested for stealing hog, the property OF one
John Wagner.
The Probate Courtroom presents quite an i'm
proved appearance with its new carpet and thor
ough cleaning up.
Mrs. SIN th, the bright and handsome wife OF
Mr. Harry Smith, of the Enquirer, spent Sunday
with friends i'll this CITY,
The Browning Cub will give large party
Thursday night at the residence OF Mrs. VIM. L.
Brown on Dayton street.
Yesterday in the Probate Court Seth Shead, ex-
ecuor of the estate Of Asa Shead, deceased, re-
signed, and a new executor was appointed.
Mr.. E. Younger, the gentleman under whose
auspices Col. Bob 1ngeEsoll and Mr.. Vending
came here to lecture lost just 500 in the specua
ton.
In the case of John P. Peck against VIM. E.
Drayer, verdict in favor OF SO Ga was rendered
by the Court with decree to sell the real estate
described in the mortgage.
Testimony was heard Yesterday in the Probate
Court on the motion to remove James W. Jones,
executor of Robertson Jones, deceased. The argu
mentS will be heard to-day.
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the United Presbyterlan Church will
hold its next meeting at Miss Martha TrabeT's
First Ward Friday afternoon.
In the case of Lauretta Fisher against Robert C.
Withrow, in which suit was brought to recover
some S. 600 for breach of marriage contract, the
jury returned verdict in favor OF plaintiff for the
whole amount, s., coo.
DAYTON. ky.
The telephone talketh.
Mrs. Jonathan Johnson has returned home from
pleasant trip TO the East.
A series of meetings will be inaugurated at the
Methodist Church Friday evening.
Mr. Benz. Atkins has sold his property in Day
ton and Will soon remove to Cincinnati.
Ground will be broken for the English Speaking
Catholic Church by the lst of January and the
work will be pushed rapidly.
The only man who is morally sure of getting to
town these tmesis the man who wa ks. He who
waits for the dummy leans on broken reed.
A certain married man of Dayton, who devotes
his attention 10 "a certain young lady, was hand
somely picked up the other day. A letter he had
written to his innmortta was found and sent to his
family where It was peruSed with profound inter.
est. Names withheld for the benefit of guessers.
LEXINGTON. ky.
Sherif-elcct Nichols will take his Office about
the lst of January next.
Mr. Thomas Montagues little daughter Rosa is
lying seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
A young lady named Sallie Evans, residing on
Winchester street. slipped and fell yesterday, frac-
turing her left arm.
spring hinge broke on Engine No. ON the
X. c. Railroad Saturday night. near Paris, delay
ing the passenger train due here at 6:30 one hour
and fifteen minutes.
The St. Nicholas Hotel was rcopened again yes
terday, with Mr., seebach as proprietor. Mr.:
Seelbach is gentleman in every respect, well
known and thought OF, especially among travel
ing men.
Mr.. John W. Kent, known for many years to be
constantly at his cigar stand Gay and night, was
out on the streets to-day exercising. He looked
remarkably well and had all the girls in town fol
lowing him.
The Directors of the Mount Horeb & Elkhorn
Turnpike Company made application Saturday for
the first assessment of the county levy on their
road. The pike is "a miles long, and $3.50 pei
mile was allowed.