The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-12

SIX ]urlstlcal days
Newport Chancery Courts commencing ON
the first Mondays in January May and Sep
tember. The January term to be held eigh-
teen juristical days, and each of the Others
twelve juristical days.
Newport Criminal Courts commencing on
the fourth Monday in January and third
Mondays in May and September, each term
to hold twelve juristical days
Independence Circuit Courts to commence
first Monday in February and second Mon
day in August, each term to hold twelve ju-
ristical days, if business requires it.
DAYTON. KY.
L take pleasure in rendering my acknowl-
edgment and sincere thanks to Mr.. Near
thur, Superintendent of the Dayton and
Newport street cars, and to the conductors,
for their kindness and courteous bearing
towards me, when ON the cars. And also to
Captain Air, of the Newport Ferry and the
conductors on the boats for equal kindness
and courtesies. May God reward them.
III. J. PERRY.
The city election passed off very quietly
yesterday, the vote being the Hghtest for
years. The result was as follows:
For President of Council-Donaldson
A6; Reid, 1863; Donaldson's majority, 81.
For City Treasurer-Vasch, 800; Denni-
son, 94 Vasch's majority, 226.
For City Clerk-Heeg, 249; Nolte, III;
Heeg's majority, rs.
For Assessor-Wuller, 24S; First, 1O5;
Wuller's majority, 143.'
The ward elections resulted in the choice
for ward officers as follows: Council,
Henry Busea, from the First Ward; George
SchofReld, Second; George Anderson, Third,
and A. White Fourth. For School Board:
p T. Kaighn, First Ward; John s. Hart,
Second; F. M. Kesler, Third; John A.
Daley, Fourth.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
The Bourbon County people want new
The City Library will be opened every
Sunday evening.
Horse thieves are numerous throughout
the adjoining counties.
DR.. A. B. Chinn is lying dangerously ill
at his residence in this city.
Mr.. Zack. Ford, of Woodford County, is
registered at the Phoenix Hotel
Captain s. G. Sea sold his farm, etc., Fri
day, for the purpose of removing to Mis-
souri,.
The repairing of the Episcopal Church
corner of Market and Church streets will be
commenced about Thursday
Henry Wilson, colored, was arrested on
Friday for stealing hogs from Andrew Car
rol, on the Bryant's Station Road.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather large number of young men at
tended the library Sunday afternoon.
The residence of Mr.. Charles C. Craven,
situated just above the line of Woodford
and Jessamine Counties, was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Wednesday night.
Col. Richard West, of Georgetown, and
Mr.. B. J, Treacy, of this city, have been
elected members of the Executive Commit
tee of the National Association of Trotting
Horse Breeders.
OXFORD, o.
Miss Jennie Danser, of Camden, died on
Sunday. Inferred in Oxford Cemetery
There will be missionary tea meeting
at the M. E. Church next Thursday even
ing.
Isaac Cowell, resident of this place,
died on Monday morning at l o'clock. Flu
neral from the M. E. Church this afternoon.
PIQUA. O.
Those ''hitching racks" did good service
for the city Last Saturday
The farm and quarry of James Hamilton
was sold last Saturday at Sheri1fs sale for
S10, 500.
Amos H. Sawyer, of the Nonpareil job
office, is home again, after short visit to
Cincinnati.
s. B. Garvey has been appointed guardian
Of Jim Simpson, in the place Of N. +.
Wilber, deceased.
Officer Vogt arrested a man named Frank
Conners for indecent behavior in the house
Of widow lady named Schmidt near the
depot
Our Street Commissioner has been doing
good work on Main street by filling up the
ruts caused by the digging up of gas main
last fall.
The many friends of John D. Silvers will
regret to learn Of his death, at Indianapolis,
afternoon, at o'clock. Pneumo-
MIA is said to be the cause.
The loafers that hang around the Post
office every day and evening ought to BE
furnishioned chairs IN which to repose their
weary limbs, instead of those hard iron rail
Ings on which they are now obliged to
roost.
HAMILTON.
Miss Ida Caldwell, of the First Ward, is
visiting friends at Middletown.
Miss Sue Thomas left last evening for
Dayton to pay visit to friends in that
city.
Mrs. Abram Miller leaves this morning
for Chillicothe, where she goes to visit her
sister,
John Crawford, of Manchester, England,
has been spending few days with William
Pfau, Esq.
The will of Mary Atheiler was yesterday
admitted to probate, and in it Daniel Brown
was chosen executor
A petition has been filed in the Clerks
office by Mary Larus against VIM. Strohm,
in which she sues for IS, 900 damages for al |
eged slander and libel. Miss Larus is the !
person who brought suit for breach of
promise against Charles. .Strohm and recov-
cred some $4,000 damages. This latter suit
Is the outgrowth of the former.
SPRINGFIELD, O.
Emma Abbott troupe tonight
For Courthouse and Sail, vote eyes"
John T. Norris is in the city. He will re-
main with us to recuperate.
The Narrow gauge excitement in the
country is still ON the increase.
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