The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-22
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lilly Brent Is home from Frankfort.
Mr.. John Homer is at his corner after a
few days. 'silness.
The real estate transfers in Coyington
yesterday amounted to 1868,
Mr.. Ed Casey and his handsome young
wife are rusticating in Frankfort,
We regret to announce the serious illness
of Mr. John Weaver, the popular saloonist.
Miss Emma Henry, of Boone County, is
the guest Of the family OF Mr. Geo. Thomp-
son.
Mike Bolan takes his defeat from Pope as
easy as any one could expect under the cir
cumStanceS.
MIR. Chas Raipe was in town this morn
ing negotiating for a hall for an impersona-
ton concert.
People desiring to subscribe for the STAR
can leave their address at the Office, No. Z
East Pike street.
Mr.. James Hannarhan will have grand
spread tomorrow at his place Of business,
No G32 Madison.
Charley DeGarneris home from the South.
He leaves in a few days again for Hot
Springs, Arkansas
The Diamond Dancing Circle entertained
about fifty couples in excellent style at
Drcxelius Hall last night.
The Twilights' Dancing Circle have is
sued invitations for masquerade on the
4th of March at Drcxelius Hall.
The Gldes' reception at Odd fellows Hall
last night in spite of the inclemency OF the
weather, was largely attended.
Falmouth Criminal Court stands adj
iourncd until Monday, when the Kidwell
,lnr ruSn will lao iDVpSf cd
The creditors of B. B. Groom, the bank
rupt stock man, have refused TO accept his
proposition to pay twenty-liye cents on the
dollar
Charles Morgan, the infant son of Mrs
Morgan, whom we made mention OF yes
terClay as swallowing bean, died yesterday
from the effects.
George Smith has gone. to the Mardi Gras
consequently his negro pupils whom he
instructs in dreaming on lucky numbers fol
policy will have IA holiday.
About y. IN. to-day we have an idea tha
our lease Of life On single blesoedness will
be eXpiuted on he Altar Hymeneal. Til
our reporter, John NJ. Nastine.
Police CoURT-James Crocket, petty lar
ceny, thirty days in the Work house, Johl
Turner and James Finrcll, housebreaking
O'Clock.
The ladies of the Relief Union meet al
their room this afternoon, at o'clock, tc
make arrangements for grand calico ball
proposed to be given soon for the benefit O.
the poor of the city, at Odd-feliows' Hall.
!. M. Stevenson, of Georgetown, anC
Miss Flora b, Gouge, of Wiliamstown, anc
M d. II. Webster and bliss Virginia G
hht Off
last night and We're married by Rev. W
w. Ramsay.
Frank Stratman, the well-known Bueni
Visit. blacksmith, was taken suddenly il
last night at his residence. Mr. Geo. knur
was called in and by that time Mr.. Strat
man had sWOCned away, and before tin
proper restoratiuns could be obtained IN
died
Marriage licenses were issued yesterda,
toJ. NJ. Stevenson and Flora b. GouZe, ID
I'll. Stevenson and Virginia G., Craven
Through the efficiency OF County Clerk
Bristow and his deputy, Albert Wachs, :
preacher was oh aimed, and tie happ,
couples were united in marriage. 1nGo
Qualbrlnk and Miss Anna Oclings were alst
granted license.
The people residing in the lower portion
Of Trigg County are wild with eXCltemen
over the near approach OF thc Day OF judy
ment. Farmers have tIrned their stool
loose; others are entertaining lr4lnps will
the utmost generosity Prayer meeting
are held daily, and numerous other thing
are done to repair wicked aouis. Well, VI
won't participate in such demonstration
until we hear Gabriel blow lis horn. Blu
she people residing in TrlAg Countya are sucl
\ aSuperSutOuS set that they are liable to in
dulge in almost nything that tanCies othe
peoples ideas