The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19


prominent ctizeps Y SECURE ns serves every
gni uuns IN in ayera gess, sc, c sn W. e La him
| success in his aood and holy WORK, ~
| HAMILTON.
| Job r. Owens WAS nat eonsidered ~ we'll yester.
day.
| Jobn Knmler of R,oon,inoton nj "a in tbe
city.
| prosecpting Attornev Jomes n Camnbell left
| for GoInSnhis this mo I3;no - NSF'srN''
saturday afternoon Fehruarv ODD the Light In.
| fantrv viii sive a Street nande and drill.
~, 1e'r f-.f'eN - -, ~ ,,,s.
crace camnheli,s o,,ast Mt the 32I hall.
'lANs o'np, So -, a,atn.+ lana Mor.
the case OF James Ledwell agallis' Shhs sops 90
was ren,,ered - -
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Inc alarm OF nre sesteluay mummy m m x, "s raa;
sloeh af Iehn " II 'S ,tfmen Wafer - street va '>
Indge pconnor with his wife and daughter.
who have been spending some time with Mrs.
uge rmoef, resu.,Gd 70 iS
nv ,o,,t;o,, ,,,,,,osti,, ,o0;,,, tho ,ossoro 80
tb " WORKS nil x bai,,g " ely sio,,,I mt
property-holder or tax payer refusing. Hamilton
| Is surely in need of many other Improvements
more necessary than "ater-works Just how
Last evening the snow and ice in the Canal
gorged near the Heaton street Bridge and caused
the water 70 overnoW' Wh,cn oam9ea y tigs
amount OF properly. Az Carls fiourins ,a.as Mts
eao.siuernoie , Wneal was aaiiaseo Wy uie "a''i
no~iie Hi'o Tue ceiiaf'
LUDLOW. Ah.
i Mrs. L. koDah IL Vlsltiis at ooherseN NY
Councilman NJ. H. Bently is off on a business
trip.
| Prof. Pinguely, OF Cincinnati opened dancing
school az Arniory Haii 'as' hight
\ &c. Mayfeld. the funny man of the Imperals,
takes o benefit on Thursday evening at Armory
hali.
Brother Pernet is immortalizng Jones Ear"
i while others are cremating that useful appen-
Idage.
James Harris of Bromley. will lead to the altar
of fHymen Miss Hattie Butts of West Covington, on
/ the 9th.
Mr. Charles venn ia assessing citv property. A
more fitting gentleman could not be selected for
that delicate duty.
| ' '' nAyTON. Ky.
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| IT. Io,,,,,o 1Ia..o,, is rooono,,,o
/ MISS 1eiihle fiassoh 'fp 10 lecoHerhiS'
Miss Minnie Frnnell quite i'll.
r.o a,,,,,,o oh,r,o, tbro,ob tho s,ohlo door
unndou ama s,nasha5 thinas '-' '""A0 No''
AonN"' 't'1 e.AFsrN''
The committee on the Sunday-school entertain
n'en' "li meet a' eie NJ ~ oiui'n "-n'BA~
The English speaking Catholics are preparing
for grand entertainment az Noltes Hall on st.
Patrck's Night.
Martin Ieagett, of DAYTON, and friend went
sleIghiny in Newport. Their horse ran away Wit !
arm below the elbow.
sPRuNaFrELD. O.
9 Iotta in .'Musetten March 4th. and Modieska on
the eth at the Opera-ho,se.
We are to have Telephone Exchange. Parties
are here now making arrangements for the same.
The Board of Agriculture have set Tuesday
August 10th, for the opening day for the Clarke
County Fair of 1879
Haverlys Mastodon Minstrels are coming They
have date durin, March. The name Of Haverly
at its head Is asuficient guarantee OF our people
seeing soihelhins spoo
Buffalo Bill, the man who slays thousands OF
''supersP annually, and wears long hair to make
him look bad" is booked 1or the 2Ith. William
"a great aclof-ih III ii'ho'
If ignorance is bliss then the News office is
full of it. For there we found man who did not
; know telegraph dispatch from home loca par
agraph. Now the big "discounter" will cackle.
! There is ON exhibition in q window of Turn
bulls shop on High street a horseshoe magnet tC
which is attached sina meclan cal contrlvance
which represents in all the wanted art, pei petui
motion; The inventor tn nks That Edison vii
now fade int insignifcance II you don't aitel
seeing it-well, don't mention IT.
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