The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24
AURORA. In d.

entertaining anu PHEASANT I1Oluc CiICic hoP
at Schultzes Hall tomorrow evening.
Hugh D. McMullen, barrister, returned
from Batesville Ind, Saturday night. where
he was defending Auditor Otto Werneke
who is charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill Anon Braunsteatter,
before a Justice of the Peace. Otto Wer-
neke was bound over 10 Court.
Miss Clara Reinmann, the vocalist, after
a sciourn of one month among friends IN
this city, accepted an offer from Frank
Smith, of Cincinnati, to sing on concert
tour through number OF the Northern
States She left Aurora Thursday, with
wishes of success from her Aurora ana
Lawrenceburg friends.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. James Z.
Mulbarger, who were married Tuesday last,
rendered them complimentary hop at
Mueller's Dancing Academy Thursday
night All present enjoyed themselves to
the bottom OF their hearts. EVERYTHING
passed off quietly without being marred
By any unpleasantness whatever.
LAWRENCEBUKG IND.
The X. of P. oyster festival proceeds were
$50.
The Grand Jury, which adjourned Satur-
Gay iaSC 10 Iileet Ill WIEN, ioooi hoo Ia"
open Court seventy-three indictments
James w. Tebbs, our popular grocer, will
again occupy his old position as Clerk OF
one of the Senate Committees in Washing
ton by November lst.
The steamer Mary A. Houston received,
among other freight, very large lot of the
Lawrenceburg Furniture Company's furni-
ture labeled for New Orleans Saturday
last. .....
The towboat Joseph A. Stone left small
barge of coal for the Sauibb Brothers dis
tillery Saturday morning. That was the
first barge from Pittsburg that has heen
landed here since the last rise.
MI "a ,ous ro.ohad Jowre,oobrro to
the effect that Luck Lee, ex-conduetor of
the l., G. & L. Railroad, and former we'll
known citizen of this burg, was killed in a
wreck of a train two weeks ago in Kansas
VI. p;ua 1Jo,,;h;rd s,nor;,+ardor+ of
1,a;hon N. ~ yvau,,,,n,,s aonr;sl,ino dist;lIerv
p". W. nnd Ian,es Walkar
~ S"st ~ Sur t,o;n;,,, CIV fine hreed horsas
Wno nus oeen LIZ t1ai",s ~ a nnisuiI,e Kv sre
nn ior noe e 'aInrt. sInrt v;sit sit 'N' '" Wv
Ao'''e VIZ " '"oi'
Cosmas freoerlck' %el!-k.e"M ee ~ a,. anu re-
sptS.eu c.',Ae', WIZ sad ad hH ' sl;nn;n, nn the
loo in the dark in HntIou's distillery, was
reported worse Yesterday. Hopes Of his
recovery are entertained.
Dave Crosby. artist and Lewis Stormer,
plasterer, who were caIciniining and plas'
tering the Ebenezer M. II. Church saturday,
Mh!e al woak ieii ron tie oe"ls, W. o"us.a sra
ny W.: .:,.a soaioo."s ~ m ou,,;'n avto,t
ne youns ,auos fsa;mteJ amo as tn tpPE~, tppP;~a
1 10 n1 s1esss losss nnder ra the stis and eantle.
manly directorship of Professor Tilley.
Judg;np from the number of persons ioin.
inv the class, it will be one Of the largest
schools the Professor has in this county.
Tebbs Brothers. wholesale and retail
grocers have dissolved, after being in co
Partnership for seven years in this city
Warren Tebbs, being recently elected Clerk
OF the Dearborn Circuit Court must deVote
all OF his business time 10 MS once. JaI'es
Ie1ps on account OF ms Position az oleIh
IN Washington, rellfes rom the grocery
business. 9faht lepos, tne 1.ntr ha;ror oro'Ae'
VI 'Ne t'iA'' ",.. nx.w1T..N nUan w. nr ~
Mr. wv, piolott of FRANKFORT was in
Mr: WIN. rleheV'' VI Ni"AAio''' "''' N
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Coal was selling in Louisville last Satur
day at $2 30 per load.
Hon. James B. Beck and Hon. Thos. ].
Bush are in Louisville. 49,.
Coal is again advancing in price, The
weather is Clear and cool. i
Lii. =. ,,o 1x;cton
turkeys are seillns ln .lie wv
market az ~ ceh's PER pouho'
The ball at the Lunatlc Asylum FRIDAY
mght was at.enueu ot iase NV nunioei "
!aales anu seii"eille'i itoh 'ne oi's'
The Juvenile ''Pinafore" Company, OF Gin
cinnati, performed at the Opera-honse Sat
urday afternoon and evening to crowded
houses. .M.,
Mr.. GUS c. Klipp received Telegram
from Mavsville Saturday night. CONVEYING
the sad intelligence Of the death Of hi
father.
Hon q M Johnson is the hest Council
nan tbe c;tv has had for Years. He M
narth ad AZ soms ny 'rasca,tv at tho last n,eet;n,
oaCnuneii 9Th That ,s cans;nu some ofic;aIs Il
fol % I;Le crauI;ng si % into % verv small holes
W. iS INe w. 49, ,S.c-.,. - A..
o.n Amr saoontlw ,N,A', nrrchaSed Of M Ch,lder
& fSirteen I TONS Of old hemp at Is 10 per Ii,