The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-02
COYLNGTON.

C0VLNGTON.
Thirty-nine car loads OF stock on the
kentucky Central yesterday.
Dinner and supperat Scott treat N. E.
Church tomorrow. Give them call.
A grand family reunion took place al
the residence of DR.. Pretlow last night.
Billy McGraw, the eff lent policeman,
is.confined to his bed with a severe indis-
position.
The various candidates for city Of
fees were the recipients OF many calls
yesterday from the bleeders.
The soiree to be given by the Young
Mems and LADIES' Sodality at St.
Mary's Hall, on. the. 9th of this month,
will be a grand. affair.
Colonel Richard O'Bryon was the re-
cpient. Of o, SPLENDID diamond breast
pin on New Years Eve. Ell. Swdsey
and Isaiah Richardson were the giFers.
George Humpert and his family went
out calling Yesterday. During their ab-
senue, somebody called on them andto0k
what sllVerware there was In the
house.
RoLICE COURTROOM Murphy, de-
st4ueuun Of property, and drunk and
disofderly, $780,; Jack. ArnoIu aud p.
Reck, drums, "a; G. Honhorst, careless
shooting, "a.
Miss Letitia Boode, teacher in the
Fourth District School. and Miss Gray,
of the FIRST District School, Lave re-
signed their Positions. Miss jackson
has been appointed to take the place OF
the first, but The place of the second, is
suilvacant.
A Aprlze-6ght between two bulldogs.
one belonging to a Coyingtou man and
the other TO II Cincinnati butcher, took
place day before yesterday on the line
Of the Southern Railroad, near Ludlow.
The dog belonging to the CoYington
man came OFF victorious.
The office OF. City Attorney is an i'm
por4aut'Une, and there should be, some
responsible man to'fll it. Judge Harr-
son has filletlt for the past six years,
and the city has never lost solitary
cent when acting under his advice, and
he should be elected to fill it again.
NEWBORN.
Teachers and pupils came together in
the Public schools allera nine days va
cation.
Tne cool weather OF, the past few days
hus almost doubled the stock traffic Oh
the Short-line Road.
Mr.. Percy Brooks, of this city, has
accepted an engagement with the BESSIE
Oton Dramatic Company, and will leave
Tomorrow.
The capacity OF Turner Hall and Red
Mems Hail was tested last night. The
Mckee Minstrels filled the former, and
Professor R0bertus, the famous presti-
digltateur, the latter.
A negro boy named James Boggs,
wnile carelessly handling IA pistol yes
terday, accidentally exploded it, and is
now suffering from The loss OF the little
finger OF his left hand.
A little son of John McMahel. was Sc.
velely burned evening before last by u
ltLile slster running red-hot poker in
Ms eye. A. free application Of ice-water
has almost nealed the wound up.
The fair was well patronzed again
last night, $57 being taken in at the door.
Tonight, before The ball commences, the
various artices remaining that chances
have been sold on will be ratfi I'd. for.
A court calendar, giving the place and
time Of the sittings OF the various courts
In the State Tor 1873. WIS received by the
County and Circuit. Court Clerks, this
morning, from Messrs. Bradley g. Gil.
bert, Louisville, who are the publishers.
A colored youth named George Wash.
tngton, who lost, II leg, an arm and an
eye by an accident on railroad arrived
I'll the Guy this morning., and had peti.
tion written out Dy the CITY Clerk, ap.
pealing 10 the cnarltably disposed lor
relief.
Curis.' Fathers residence, at 1874 Tib-
bats strSet, was entered by thieves
shortly after 2 O'clock yeatel day after.
nuon, during the temporary absence oi
lhe iamlly, anu g0lu lOcket and chain
ami silver-m"unted revolver, in all
amounting 0 $40. taken.
All are very cordially invited to at
teGd The social Of the York-street Con.
gregaLl0nai Church, nelQ at john
Hartough's. No. l20 Taylor at eet, near
Y0lk, tomorrow Thursday evening.
A post-ofice, portrait gallery and good
music are among the unusual attrac-
lions.
GLENDALE.
The social party given at the Town
Hall last evening, under the auspices O1
Messrs. Mccormick and Slroebie, was
In every respect success. All praise
Is due 10 MI. Stroeble Tor the artistic
skill used in decorating the Hall.room.
We didn't understand II Ind wereyery
much surprised at the manner in
which Corporation Clerk Pnalen bu5tled
around yesterday morning, but he has o
young assistant, who, we nope, will be
Rble to read the minu es SOON. Ii
Weighs ten pounds, they say.
HAMILTON.
zen. Vanderyeer is reported some
what better.
Miss Fannie Cady, Of indianapolis, il
the guest OF Miss Sallie Earhart.
The will of Harriet j. Fleming, O.
Jones Station, was probated Monday.
Miss Lamb. Of Newport, KY, is pay
ing her friend Mrs. John Snort visit.
The funerai of Barbara Grupe tool
place yesterday from st. JosepVa
Church.
W. F. Folger and wife, OF Boston
Mass, are visiting relatives and friends
In this city. ,
Yesterday was well put in by thu
young society gentlemen paying New
Years calls.
The Internal Revenue collections
made during the month OF DecemDe
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