The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
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COvINGTON.

| 10 california.
Miss Laura Sullivan has returned from
Bracken County.
Miss Emma Dwelle will be married mex
Tuesday to gentleman of Cincinnati
The meeting of those interested in pisca
torial culture will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall tonight.
Religious services at Drexelius Hall to
morrow evening and dance tonight
What contrast.
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso
ciaticn will hold big meeting at Berte!
Hall next Tuesday night. There is to be I
spread, boys, SO al, be on hand.
Rev. M. Moore will occupy the pulpit a
the Union M. f. Church tomorrow at Bow
morning and evening services Rev. Y
Dobblns, the new pastor, will preach his
hrst sermon next Sunday week.
The Denver (Colorado) Tribune of a late
date brings the news of the arrest in that
city of VIM. H. Stockett, some years age
living in Coyington, on sundry charges o.
burglary and larceny.
Rev. 0. A. Bartholomew will deliver his
third lecture on the Atonement tomorrow
evening, entitled Substitution" Morning
subject, "The Kingdom of Heaven" Bap-
tism after the evening service.
Our Billy Ellis, in the First Ward, is to
nave two opponents for Council, Commo-
dore Vint Shinkle and John r.. Sullivan,
but that's all right. Billy is the boy that
can beat a yard full of them. Billy is a
hustler, so to speak, and makes things red
hot when he starts out.
Religious servic es at the Madison-street
M. f. Church tomorrow. At II a. M.
preaching by Rev. NJ. w. Taylor, DID,, and
at 8 p. m. preaching by Rev. M. Nc.
Coomer, of Cincinnati, at which time the
communion of the rd's Supper will take
place. Preaching at s p. m. by Rev. Joseph
Courtney, pastor in charge.
The pedestrian fever has again struck
Covington. This time it is female named
Carrie Ross, who proposes to walk one hun
dred miles in twenty-seven hours COM
mencing this evening at John Valentines
Garden, in the west end. We trust there
will be no warrants issued for her OH the
charge OF lunacy, as they say she is of sound
mind.
Mr.. John W. Hagemeyer and Miss Nellie
kaiper were married at the residence of the
brides parents on Fifth street last night by
the Rev. Mr.. Felix. The brides parents on
the same occasion celebrated their silver
wedding. There was a large crowd present
and good things that had been furnished by
John Lehman were discussed, at least so say
the people that were there.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS of parti-
tion were lodged for record Yesterday con-
veying to F. Wise, Samuel Creaghead and
the heirs of J. N. Turber deceased, respect
lvely their shares set apart to them in the
estate owned jointly by Wise, Creashead
and said j. N. Turber. The partition was
made by I. II. Kennedy, Commissioner ap-
pointed by the Chancery Court.
Mr.. s. L. Marshall, aged TWENTY-FIVE, and
Cora Soddels, aged eighteen, both of Ian
caster, o.. came across the creek yesterday
and applied to the County Clerk for a
license to wed, but the bride being under
age, of course they could not obtain
license. George Hutchinson, of the Dav
House, fixed that up, however, by acting as
guardian for the sweet little creature, and
they were duly spliced by Squire Tebbs.
PERsoNAL-Miss Anna. daughter of Gov
ernor Bishop, accompanied by Miss Kate |
Palmer, both of the Buckeye State. are Wis |
iting at the home of Mr.. Richard H. |
Bishop.
Miss Lucy Russell, of Lawrenceburg,
Ind, isa guest of Colonel and Mrs. R. D.
Gwyder.
John W. Hagemeyer, aged twenty-four,
pattern-maker, and Miss Millie Kaiper,
aged twenty-one, both of Covington, The
wedding took place last night
Mr.. s. L. Marshall and Miss Cora Sod
1ers runaway couple from West Lancas-
ter, Ohio, were welded in Covington last
night, Esquire Tebbs officiating.
We heartily coincide with what the En-
luirer and the Volksfreund says this morn
ng:
The election ofMr. O. J. Virgins by the
City Council as Collector seems to give gen.
.ral satisfaction. He will give his bond to-
lay, and Immediately enter upon the du-
les of his Office. So much is sure, that his
'ondsmen are in no danger of ever having
20 pay one cent. We have known Mr..
Wiggins personally for number of wears,
md have learned to esteem and value him
Is an honest and upright young man. If
le runs as candidate in January, he will
'e elected by large majority.
reund
There will be no DEFICIENCIES. no neglect
# duty, no suits for settlements, nor !
rouble of anv kind under the new admin
stration. We say this freely, without anv
Indemnity bond whatever.-[Enqui
HEwPORT.
Rev. Mr.. Muse is sojourning at Mays {
lille, KY.
Mr.. T. B. Benson leaves Monday for his (
ew home i'll the South.
Rev. Mr.. Fowle will preach at the new
'hristian Church tomorrow morning. /,
The "boilers' atSwift's are laid off on &C. I
cunt of an accident to the machinery.
Mrs. Bannahan called Mrs. King very J
aughty names, for which she was fined ST
nd costs. :
"Woman Wants Bread, Not the Ballot.n !
ill be the subject OF Susan B. Anthony at {
dd-fellows' Hall on Friday evening next.
Rev. Mr. Hues, of Cincinnati, will occu- I
y the pulpit of the Columbia street Pres I
yterian Church tomorrow morning and
gening.
Mr.. Albert Root, City Attorney, filed si,,ii n
| the Chancery Court against the Cfav y
,surance Company for $1,000 for delin- .
nent taxes.