The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-13
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DleS.
Saturday afternoon the roof of one of E.
X. Erneston's house, in which the hired
men stayed. caught fire, but was soon ex-
tinguished by hisStwo sons No serious
damage.
Next Wednesday evening Edward A.
Smith, of the firm of Smith & Brother, will
lead the accomplished Miss Clara Sparks, of
Cincinnati, to the hymeneal altar. Correct,
Edward.
High street came near having a sensation
Saturday night, caused by a ooal-oil laiap
falling through the CRATES. at ]. w. Eyes
grocery and setting fire to some straw
below. The boys soon extinguished the
blaze.
Mr.. George Herman deserves great credit
for the convenient and durable manner in
which he bound the catalogues of the Lane
Library. As a sample of workmanship,
both in printing and binding, they are un-
excelled.
The London Novelty Minstrels performed
at the Opera-house Friday evening to an
audience of fifteen. OF all the "snide"
shows, this one takes the iaurals. The finis
was marriage ceremony, in which VIM.
Lee and Lizzie Watkins were the prime
movers: Squire Berry pronounced the
wire vale.
WRENCEBURG. IND.
Prof. LaveeS the rope walker who per-
formed on trapeze here Saturday, financial
ly made failure. He is first class. He
gives an exhibition tonight and to-mor-
row at Rising Sun, Indiana.
Monroe Terrell (colored), who was sent
to the Jacksonville Pententiary for seven
years for the shooting of Ed. Greene, also
colored, was pardoned by Governor Will
liams after serving three years, he being
very low with consumption. He was
brought here via C. & M. R. r. last night
He will live but a short time.
GEDRGETOW ky.
Born, in this place. SUNDAY morning, Oc-
toper 5th, to the wife of DR.. VIM. Donnally,
son.
MARRIAGES. AT the Christian Church,
Tuesday, October 7th, at 2 D. H., by Rev.
J. M. Wells, Miss Mary E. Craig and Mr..
Victor f. Bradley.
At the Baptist Church, Tuesday evening
October 7th, at 2:3O p. M, by Elder Thomas
?. Dudley, Miss Lizzie Rankins and Mr.. A.
c. Green.
OA1IVN. AX.
Miss Charity swager slowly RECEIVERS from
her recent illness.
Mr. Ed. DeLaughry is visiting the family
of Mr.. Harry Havlin.
The Arthur Macarthur case was set for 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Lille Fossett, of Fourth street, is
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mr. Charles Holiday and his charming
young bride were in Dayton yesterday.
DIR. Dameron and family now occupy
their handsome new residence on Jefferson
street.
Mr.. Hardness, of the firm of Moore,
Hardness q Bayless, Cincinnati, will move
to this city soon and occupy the residence
on Dayton avenue from which Rev. MIR.
Zimmerman recently moved.
The latest sale of the dummy road is to
Messrs. Keith, Berry and Rammelsburg.
Mr.. Hanna has also bought it. and there is
no doubt that it has been sold to John
Kline, of Newport. TIE sale to a Mr. John
son, of Cincinnati, is not considered reli-
able, but it is quite possible that John Ram
sew is late purchaser. Ed. Air will not
admit whether he owns it or not, and John
Williamson has not vet been interviewed.
AvONDALE.
The polls will be open at o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The School Board have provided place
for holding the election.
M. 7. Antram's new grocery will be COM
rleted and ready for occupancy this week.
The little son of Joseph Manly, that wan
dered away from home on Saturday was
found yesterday morning.
F. W. Durv, 8. R. Burton ana G. w. B.
Cleneav according to law are entitled to
act as judges of the election.
The Young lady who noticed that her
coachman was intoxicated while driving
the carriage into the city, and who required
him t, surrender the reins to her and re-
move his livery was daughter of Mr..
Joseph Mills.
An adjourned meeting of the Village
Council was held SATURDAY. evening, with
F. W. Durv in the chair, and present
'Messrs. Golf, Hofer and Burton. Absent,
Kittredge and Spence. The Committee on
Improvements reported resolution award
ing the contract for the Improvement of
Glenwood avenue to Michael O'Gara, and
for Be ch street to Altemer & AIilbrand,
they being the lowest responsible bidders.
No other business was transacted.
LUDLOW. Kr.
The Court of Apreals las reversed the
de ision in the case of Ludlow, ETC., vs. City
of Ludlow. This was suit to make the
defendants pay for street repairs