The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-26
COVI.sGTON.
DIR. w. A. Hall is convalescing.


The Bachelors Mate'' causes that fragant
'odor at Penkhaus' drug store
H. GATES & CO., No. 16 East Fifth street. pay
the highest cash price for ladies' and gents cast
off clothing. Dyeing and repairing neatly DONE
All orders promptly attended to. =.
Small fire and little damage at No. &C East
Third street yesterday afternoon.
The nuptials of Mr. James Fennessy and
Miss Nettie Schneider are announced.
The best place in Covington to purchase French
ana American confectionery, nuts, fireworks &c,
is r. II. ECH ERT'S, No. 40S Madison street, above
Fourth.
The Model Cooking Club was agreeably
entertained at the residence Of Mr.. Fisk
last night.
Nellie the sweet little child of Mr.. and
Mrs Mike McBreen, is, we regret to say,
dangerously i'd.
HOYER'S Gallery, corner Pike and Madison sts
The Mayhower Novelty Troupe will give
an entertainment tonight at the Town Hall
in West Covington.
A little boy named Gattenbauch had his
arm broken yesterday on Eleventh street
by falling from fence.
A first class meal for 25 cents, or q meal tick
rts for SO, at MRS. SCHEPERD'S, Nos. Is and II
Pike street-CLN IENNIAL HOUSE.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Carver, formerly we'll
known citizen of Covington, died of yellow
fever yesterday at Memphis.
Miss Annie Fitzpatrick Mr.. Red McNa-
nara and Miss Cavanaugh are selling tick
cts rapidly for Father Smiths soiree.
If you want frames, go to HOYERs.
John Geser and Philip Pearce were each
fined S53, for giving girl ''the whirP' at
ball. Sarah Cooney was also fined 81 for
drunk.
Hon. Judge Perkins and Judge Cleary are
home from Bracken County, where they
have been examining people to award them
South's certificate.
About twelve hundred people arrived on
the excursion train this morning from Car
lisle, on the K. G. R. r. They all visited
the Geological and other gardens
Though some few try to conceal the fact, yet
r. C. EVANS is proud to inform that the major
ity Of his old friends find that he is at No. ID w.
Gxth street, ready, willing and capable of doing
my work in his line as well and cheap as any
matchmaker and jeweer in the city or elsewhere.
TO and see him and his son Ivor.
Rev. f. D. Moore, the new pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, has arrived with
his family, and will begin tomorrow regu-
If you want pictures go to HOYERS.
A protracted meeting begins tomorrow
at the Fourth-street Christian Church, and
will continue through the week Rev. Geo.
Darsie of Frankfort will conduct the serv-
ices
If you want good meal go to MIC CIIRIsTs,
No Pike street. Also oysters served up in every
style.
IL 1n.+ 1s,-1>& ~
alley between Sixth and Pike streets were
occasioned by two boys, who figure prom
inently as pugulists, and were trying to
eramp on a Badger in the yard of the St.
Charles Hotel.
There will be praise service at the Union
Methodist Church tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
w. w. Ramsey, with Prof. Sofge at the or
gan, and II. H. Thompson, assisted by the
choir of the Church, to lead the eongrega-
ton.
For the best Ferreoypes, 60 to HOYER'S.
The old Reynolds distillery, on the bank
OF the Licking River just above Covington,
is to be refitted and put in good condition.
Work on it will commence next Monday.
Mr.. Megibben of Cynthiana, KY, and Mr..
Holterholf of Cincinnati, will be the new
proprietors.
IMPROVE YOUR LEISURE HOURS.
We have in this community, growing up to man
hood, large number Of boys and young men,
who are deprived by the circumstances of their
callings, from attending the public or private
schools during the day, but who are nevertheless
anxious to secure to themselves the advantages of
education. To all such, and to young ladies as
well as young men, an excellent opportunity is |
offered by the evening school established at the |
Covingtoh Commercial College, Sixth and Madi- |
Eon streets, Writing, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, |
and Orthography are taught with other branches
where required. But the main object is to assist
the pupils who attend to such knowledge as will
be OF the most practical use to them in the transac
ton Of the everyday business of life. The rooms
are well heated. and lighted and ventilated, and
provided with all the appliances for pursuing the
various studies with comfort and profit The ex- |
pense of the tuition is so small as to be within the
means of every one and those who wish to i'm
prove themselves should call and see the evening
school at work.
NEWPORT.
The Circuit Court is adjourned to p. m
Monday. ... t... .......
Councilman James McClane is home from
Cleveland C'-" Ht
Hon. A. S. Berry is up among the noun |
tain regions in Central Kentucky.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert Hawthorne
to a fair Cincinnati girl is announced for |
next week.
For S<'oi set Of artificial teeth at $10 go to /
DAMERVNS. s'"
Vests School Board Committee finished |
its labors last nigh. night, and will report at the
next meeting of the Board.
The Festival of the Reformation will be
celebrated at st. Johns German Protestant
Church tomorrow morning.
DIR. DAMERoNs Dental Rooms, 169 York st.
.tiN.ItF %. 20 f'tt-- ,..st u 'l; 70 Hf 1
Southern refugees who found shelter
here among friends are fast leaving for their
homes.
@Mr Jacob Gugle, Jr., much esteemed