The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-09

shearer, who is now a resident of Covington, was
ineligible to his seat in Council. The place was
therefore declared vacant and Mr Fred. Bode was
elected to fill the vacancy, and was sworn in by
Mayor Maxey. .....
LEXINGTON, KY.
Nearly all of our ice-houses are full Of fee, the
last cold spell OF weather making plenty.
pair of fine blankets were raf1led off at Gus.
Jaubert Tuesday night They were won by
W. X McCan, AIR. Jaubert throwing for him.
Freddie Jones, of Newport returned here again
last evening TO attend school at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Freddie has been spend
ing the holidays at home.
Capt. W. D. Nicholas who was elected Sheriff
last August, was sworn into office Monday lust j.
W. Rodes J. C. Rogers and Ed. Frazer were sworn
in as deputies. Messs. ]. S. Van Meter and b. e..
Thomas went on N Nieholas' bond.
| Mr. Fred. Marshall the accommodating clerk at
the Ashland Hotel, together with Coz. MeFay, E..
I'll. Edwards and G. Lamp, will lie we this CITY
about the LIST OF February for an extended .rP 70
ant journey and safe return to the blue grass re-
gions.
BELLEvUE. KY.
| Council meets tonight.
| The NJ e. Mite Society meets tom orrow night
at the residence Mr.. Salzman.
rousing Murphy meeting was held last night
and was addressed by Gen. Brown in a very able
and interesting spt' ch. His friends were out II
| full force to hear him. ard gave him a generous
reception. young man named Teller also adj
dressed the meeting. Seven persons signed the
| pledge
HAMILTON.
c. W. Tayleures Combination will give the play
of Parted" at the Opera Hall tonight.
! The Butler County Geological and Archaiogi-
cal Society will hold its next me citing Monday
night at the Courthouse.
In the case Of II. L. Moreyvs. Fred Jacobs ct al.
jud .ment in favor of plaintiff for S63 79 and or
der to sell mortgaged premises.
| Mrs. Frank Law died yesterday morning after a
painful illness of two weeks. Her remains were
taken to Mintonville for interment
| Harmony Lodge, No. IA, I. 0. o. f., installed the
! following officers Tuesday night: Weller Overpack
Noble Grand; Daniel Galloway. Vice Grand; John
Sortman, Treasurer; Christ Rothenbush, Secre.
tary.
sPRtNGFIELD, o.
No returns up to the present writing from the
s., j. d P. election
The boys arc having huge time sled-ridng
down the different hills throughout the city.
| Springfield donated squad to help whoou
things at the Columbus jalnboree ON Wednes
day.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests Mnstrels are
booked for performance on Wednesday evening
January 10Th.
A horse attached to q sleigh which was left un-
hitched in front of residence Mechanic street
| bee ming frightened ran off, and before the run.
away could be stopped the sleigh was smashed to
atoms.
Parties fond of fast driving while sleghne
should be more careful in turning the street cor
ners. We are in receipt of several complaints
from parties who have had narrow escapes from
bling knocked down and run over
If you want to see Edison's Phonograph, now j.
the time. Two parties are here exhibiting them
One of them has settled on Main street. nearly OPP
posite the Postofiice and the other has anchored
on Market street, in the building adjoining the
Public Library.
John Leutzy, the man arrested at Cincinnati or
New Years Day by our notorious John T. Norris
on the chprge of burgarizing Sharp's store a
Dayton, Ohio, was acquitted at that place on Mon
day; SO Johnny me boy" you dJn't take th'
"cake" this time.
Joseph X. Emmet, with his "Fritz" was an
nounced for perform annce here before the clos
of the present month. Now Joe's agent has can
celed the date, and in consequence it would b.
well for the Fritz" party to steer clear of thi
burg, for our people would give them a colo
shoulder in case they should ever turn up
Lncien Norris, pr prietor of the Cottage Saloor
on West Main street. and his wife Emma were be
fore Mayor Cole on Tuesday on the charge of de
coying and inducing Lettie Jenkins, miss Of six
teen summers, to enter house of prostitution
The arrests were made on the instigation of he
brother. Norris and wife were bound over to tn,
Common Pleas Court with bal! fixed at $500.