The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-18
COYINGTON.

The Jail of this city is disgrace to the
thirty thousand inhabitants
The forest area of this State is over fifty
per cent of the total area of the State.
The present price of the State Printing are
800, 723. The contract price was $l6,719.
Jeannette Rosell, ten years old, was adj
judged lunatic in the County Court
Mr.. viii Percival and his sister and Miss
Jennie Sellers have returned from New
Orleans.
The Woodford County Court has reduced
the salaries of the County Judge and At
torney $500 each. .-H a
Rev. Mr.. Sinclair, of GAINESVILLE Ohio,
filled the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
Mr.. Chant Shinkle tenders his numerous
friends calico hop on the steamer Golden
Crown tomorrow evening
Times must be getting good judging from
the amount of fines that were paid in the
Police Court this morning.
The Bath County Railroad debt has been
compromised by reduction of $50, 900 and
an extension of eight years.
Six hundred thousand bushels of coal is
mined and ready for shipment on the Ken
lucky River, waiting for rise.
Constable Gilligan closed the grocery of
II. Zundermans, on Madison and Sixteenth
streets, Saturday, on a landlords distress
warrant.
The Gldes Dancing Circle will receive at
Odd-felows' Hall Thursday evening The
hall will be beautifully decorated on the
occasion. II
The steamer Fitzpatrick launched at Joe
Johnston's docks unable to secure sutfi-
Cient load, will be ratfi ed off for the benefit
OF its owners.
Any one desiring to obtain the amount of
railroad ties on the T., c. & L. Railroad be-
tween Cincinnati and Indianapolis would
do well to call on Ham. Meyers.
The funeral of Henry Glindmeyer took
place from st. Joseph's Church yesterday
The st. Joseph Society accompanied the re-
mains to the cemetery. ...,... ..
Mrs. Ed. Swasey, Mrs. Lubbock, Mrs p.
T. McVeigh, Mrs A. McDannold and Mrs
g. @. Perkins will be in attendance at the
Relief-house this week.
Forty-four years ago Friday night the
cabinet factory of Hiram Martin, situated
where the late Harvey Meyers was killed,
burned to the ground.
The Office of the STAR will be at the old
Ticket Office corner of Sixth and Madison
streets Any subscriptions or advertising
left at this office will meet prompt atten-
ton.
The race for County Clerk is considered
Rt an end. Mr.. Julius Bristow, the present
Incumbent, seems to give satisfaction
enough to entitle him TO- hold it another
term.
There was an alarm of fire from Box AZ
last evening, on account of the burning out
Df chimney in two-story frame house on
Bush street, between Greenup and Stevens
streets.
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing to John DreSsman and Lizzie Bockman.
They will be married tomorrow, and re-
ception will be held at the Stone Wall
House.
Supplies were furnished by the Relief
Union to 179 families, consisting of $50 per-
sons, the supplies being 1875 loaves of
bread, 3,Oal pints of soup, besides number
uf articles.
"Smsh'' Butler has rented the hall, and
issued tickets, for another benefit ball for
widow Malone. The hall will be an open
topped one, an excellent band of wbistlers
has been engaged and he will do the (chin)
music himself.
Police CoURT--Drunk-Wm Irwin, 81;
George bradholt, "a Herman. Burning, 81;
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VIM Renepv "a "H' lnins H. Itos Iand Gem Amlro, %1,
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Representative E. H. NORM left for
Frankfort last night. .@t
Harry Southqate and Harry R,obono,
will leave tomorrow for New Orleans to
attend the Mardi Gras. .p.
The last will and testament of Theodore
Weddcrstrand and John billing were nro-
batcd in the County Court this morning
Thn'St Francis cbrrob fair and ,,roro
made concert at Red MEMS Hal IDr viii R'1.le nmn
tinur onen every dav nntiI Fahrnarv %,it oftb