The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-07
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
CONVICTION.


Miss Birdie Thomas, of Middletown, O.
Is the guest of Miss Mary Lee.
There is a stray bav horse at the farm o
Mr. Joseph Rich, on the Lexington Pike.
The Merry Companions will hold grant
reception at Odd-fellows' Hall next Monda!
night.
Mr.. Jack Dolheim calls the little stran
ger which arrived at his house yesterda!
"Giant Jack"
Rev. Father Jones' soiree al st. Mary
Hall next Monday night will eclipse any o
his former ones.
A gang of repeaters left Covington thi
morning for Cincinnati to get fixed" b,
the needful party.
The new suits of the Light Guards are T.
be the same as those worn by the Seventh
Regiment of New York.
The Diamond Dancing Circle will occupy
Drexelius Hall next Monday. They prom
ise everybody good time.
Geo. Dnlaney, a man charged with horse
Stealing, was dismissed by 'Squires Tebb
and Duyenick this morning.
Mr.. Berry Hardin is entertaining his es
hmRble mother, who is here on visit from
Aof "o'"e VII heii'"cAs hi'el'
Colonel James Orr our polite and eff
sient City Auditor, celebrated the forty
tourth anniversary of his birth Saturday.
Mr.. Hayden Kendars horse injured in
runaway accident, mentioned few day
Rgo. had to be killed to put him out of hi,
misery.
Mr.. Ferrill D. Madena that handsom,
and intelligent expounder of Blackstone
b the coming man for Legislature in th,
First District.
1t Is rumored that one of Covinpton,,
most popular beany who ia enpaced In IN,
whisky business on pike street will shortJ,
wed n beautiful vopno Iadv froo, Davton
Kentucky.
lngtoa Pike yesteriay-s double team anf
b single; both vehicles badly demolished. A
man named Ed. McEarl had his leg broke
by. being thrown from the double team.
That hoo,,;,,, Gal, .,. L.; a.
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H. 0 aasioii lnue'o aneoiuihb W OF. MAJ
"a,st.s 90 eoa.pS,eu q, uy nac", was LenueLeo
M S;ract;an - ,,,a toio'tod oo '', "nu1 pnnt
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ta,lant styi. ""' e'''" 'H 'n''' "a
Lou lmmerson was arrested Saturday
pight by Ohcers Cavanaugh and Lime
man, and lie was sent to Newport this
morning to answer to the charge OF robbine
"a d ".s,G'a,1 liz ni ''o'" he e"ug"' sleeping
"u "'fpeo "'' 'o'''
One OF the neatest and prettiest groceries
IN town is that OF Mr. Joseph Hartley OF
tbe corner 81 Lower Market and Scott
btreet. Mr; WIN collins IS among the polite
clerks, while Joe himself Is there to attenc
customers wants Win his usual polite anc
sehteei manner
Frank Murray called to contradict the
statement that he threatened the life of his
wife and wished the children dead. liz
Beemed much affected, and saws he was or
usfeu from !he house oy hls wile, ana ina
w reaSon "a alll'osl uPsst o'eI ei,e .uii
.ii'nGs nay: anti aEai,s' MN. esal' ~
u;pa 1"rtw E aH"F as. tne iat'r ~ oe'auSs III
wiz o''u 9iie was "''a''' VI i''
The annual meeting of the Women
Christian Temperance Union was hel,
Hall. Mrs. II. B. Bailey, President, reat
she annual renort. which saws: During til,
year 1877, without single intern,ission, W,
held our Sabbath afternoon meeting in thi
hall, and from :he last of August unit
Christmas we held one meeting week il
mission chapel in West Covington. Mucl
good was accomplished, and the UniUl
hopes for aid TO continue the work.
Tho Vast Covinoton Me+jo1;st E,;soono
Church a handsome little building, wa
dedicated to religious worship yestrria,
afterhH"h' me a'idience room was crowded
with 'i tue congregatloi't, wi''ei
ottos o'I .',J'.m ni,Ino,,os The choir which wa
ronnosad ~ 'tiwer,v-six members san,
SOME chuice selections. Alr. ,Ran,se,
preached the dedication sermon. A deb
of 81. 900 still due on the church vas sool
collected, and the exercises were kleasan
MAsHFD BY THE M,yM2.-Maycr Athe,
had on his gum sh es tina morning an,
dishcd out justice rs follows: Pat, Farrell
Charles Smith and George Plat the tire
lads who INDUCED in little ph'g'l,stic ex
eFtase NJ DAVIS saloon Saturday inehG "et'
nn;S.%co su," nIota nn,' M'rPny; tnat a.. rderl
"ond"nt " T'tta Ii' ~ u''v var
was ncJ q it i;ttio ',u f,, ',o,,Is law n,
his onnonent f. Har,an ' Ma Mnrora s'n."'us way IA
missed Hnh FisL That sn'i.e,'f .,f' ot,n,N w., m%
was fined $l3 for disorIerly Conduct Ali
that Bob did was to hit Big Foot Leyerman
with cane. Vim. Miller, nuisance, s..
All he did was to take Bill A Idcr for post,
Sarah Guoney, drunk. 81. Elizabeth Smith
was sent to Jail to serve out a tine of $8 for
dr"ARehiiess ana petty larceny.
N.WPORT.
See local co]umns for n sketch of Old I'm.
c,e tann,v '' vi" o"'
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