The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-11
resting easy "Wednesday with prospect Of

speedy recovery. .-...-----.
L. A. Bretch has opened cigar and news
stand in the Bacon Building, Limestone
street. and the railroad.
The C., s. Il C. pay car run in here this
Thursday morning and gave the boys the
root of all evii-tLeir salaries.
The proposed s. rs. Railroad is meeting
with poor encouragement. The people
don't want any more narrow-gauge roads.
The Rial e Draper "Uncle TOMS Cabin
party connected here for Columbus this
Thursday morning, coming here by G.
8. &C.
Julia Brannock, of East Columbia, was a
guest at Uncle Reeds Hotel de John last
night. ;she had been etirringup her neigh
b0rs.
"A. H. Bushnell, a prominent member Of
the Murphy Union, was lodged at the Sta
tionlhouse last night as drunk and disor-
derly. ...-...,.. . ..a..a
Two elegant coaches from the DAYTON
shops, for the Springfield Southern Rail
road, passed over the e., c., G. & /. Road
Oh Wednesday,. ..
The Judgment In the case of Ann Kelly
Vs. Patrick Berry, bywhich Ann Kelly was
awarded A2 damages under the Adair law,
has been set aside and a new trial granted.
Conductor O'Neil's accommodation train
on the G., c.. C. 's& j. Read, went UP as far
as Mechanicsburg at 3 o'clock, this Thurs
day morning to gather up exuursionists to
attend the Grant reception at Cincinnati.
For a good, healthy laugh take in the
Richmond & Won Boyle show. A large
house greeted them on their initial per-
formance last night. ut was q continuous
nproar from the rise until the fall of the
curtain.
The assault and sbRttery case brought by
Samuel Scott. of Lagonda, against Squire
w. w. Wright, which was to have been
heard in Squire Smiths Court on Wednes
day, resulted in Scott Withdrawing the
suit and paying the costs in the case.
Whether Wright will do likewise, remains
te.be seen.
Edward Phonemous, charged with as
sauh and battery inflicted on Hezekiah Of
futt, was found guilty of the charge on
Wednesday and sentenced to jail for three
months with costs in the case 10 paw. The
above ofense. it will he remembered, was
conrmitred at q picnic of the Grenadiers
during the reunion upon the Fair Grounds
during which 0futt, who is now in the
Penitentiary. drew a revolver and shot
Francis x. Kuntz.
NEWARK, o.
Oliver d. Byron played to a full house
Dec 9th in the 0pera-hoose. 0
Mr.. George Graft is fitting up in good
style business room on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets where he expects in a
few davs to remove his bakery.
Several houses were broken in on the
night Of Dec. 9Th. About 10 O'Clock sneak
thief entered Mr.. Bleomberg's clothing
store and put a pair of pants under his
him as he was nearing the door, when his
confederate on the outside broke pane OF
glass and hit Mr.. B., who was obliged to let
him go. They ran toward East Newark
wit! large crowd pursuing them.
,8 LAWRENORBURG IND.
In the Clark Va Cole damage suit the
jury returned verdict for the defendant.
James Steward and Mary Fox will tread
in the weary walks Of life, so it is recorded
in the marriage license record. t...
Over two thousand people witnessed and
SAo'iihOA WIG SiCuV CiOCh oilCc
Monday morning, and proclaim it o marvel
OF workmanship.
The Zion (Lutheran) Church ladies are
making proper arrangements for an oyster
ana fce-crean supper fr Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week. }~
VIM. H. Slater, son of Col. Fred Slater.
our present competent County Commis.
sioner, made the hearts Of his many friends
in this city glad by hispresence yesterday.
The latest, by Captain Joseph Reif, is a
cigar-box one foot square. with three apart
ments. two for fifty cigars each and one fof
checkers. The ton is lined for squares for
a C ecker board. 1t is fastened with clamps.
1t Is beautiful In design.
Commissioners Court adjourned sine die
last evening, after week and halfs ses.
sion. The Commissioners among other
business transactions, granted liquor
licenses, allowed numerous bills, accepted
bids for stationery. and awarded work to
different newspapers. A special meeting
will be called the 9th instant, for tie pur-
pose Of granting liquor licenses. The reg
ular session convenes the first Monday in
March. &r.s ..iE