The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24

larceny. Allen had preliminary hearing
before his Honor Mayor l.. c. Abbott this
afternoon. and was bound over to the next
term of G urt in the sum of $500, in de-
fault Of which he now languisheth
In durance vile
At the city bastile.
WEST COvINGTON.
DIR. B. F. Laird, of Covington, Is talking
of building two houses on High street
Mrs. G. T. Martin and Mrs. w. c. Tup-
man and son are visiting In Campbell COun-
ty, the guests OF Mrs VIM. Ware.
The Chancery Court rendered judg-
ment yesterday in favor of j. w. Clark
against Bernard Keiman for $525 with in
terest
The Rev. DR.. Ridgawav. of st. Paul M. e.
Church, of Cincinnati. will lecture at the
M. Il. Church of this place for the benefit
of same on Tuesday evening. October 28th,
1879. Tickets at Martins grocery.
KENTON.
The Court OF Common Pleas is In session
in tais place, Judge Porter on the bench.
Mr.. A. w. Miller, editor OF the Republi-
can, has telephone between his home and
Office.
Mr.. Grarel sold six wagons last week.
He got the red ribbon at our Fair on his
wag0na
Rev. J. A. Fisher has resigned his pas
toral charge of the Baptist Church of this
city. He goes to Chicago this winter.
Cantwell & Co. are doing large business
in hardware and agricultural implements.
We noticed several more machines leaving
their establishment IN the last week.
Mr. H. Kaiser is going to erect large
brick carriage factory. He is compelled to
have more room for his business Mr.. X.
got the red ribbon on fine work at the
Fair.
Miss Coombs' theatrical troupe PLAYED at
the Opera-honse, this CITY. Monday night,
Miss G. appeared as Lady Teazlc.' in the
'school for Scandal She had large
house.
Married. in this city, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 23d. ut the home of the brides mother,
Mrs NJ. Balm. Mr. N. Robinson and Miss
Tee Balm, youngest daughter of the late
Judge Balm. The ceremony was performed
by the brides brother, Rev. H. Balm, of
Peru, assisted by the Rev. Richie. The
relatives of the bride and groom and few
friends witnessed the ceremony. After a
sumptuous dinner the bridal parsy left for
Chicago The bride received a number of
e,esam' p'eSe','s ,io'' re.ause' anu ilitnuS'
MaN t'e? NV" l, lr"k natP. anu nV1Eei'
GUS i'ie' - '"o 10" VI '"e'i '''iS if'o'oe'
AvONDALE.
Ice a sixteenth of sn inch thick was
..,'F" '",' ','S"s ,
The lell ielePhone Will have an office In
ii A,r''''" ~ s'''''
IramrS are again incoming troublesome.
titv nf raninc;c,i snac,nans for tnn;r a.nsn- dnm
;,Jhaneft
A LARGO s,rnr;.o nor,r vos c;v., lost
evn,inr - tha little dan,ht"r. of W- AZ
J. Barker. 1t was an ENJOYABLE affair and
u great surprise to the little ones.
u,less we ore soon blassad with roin
there will be great suffering among the
poor. Cisterns and wells are failing and
coal is advancing in price rapidly.
The village School Board. in Il fit of econ
omy, have failed to come to time, or rather
gone back on it, having ordered discon-
.,''uance VI 'he ii'u''''''a''oh VI 'ne to"h
cn'cA'
Mr.. T. Wilson, one of the Township
:, if"s'teS, 'eS'uei' VI we WI" ~ mas
li'e "'slIio,''o,' vi .ht 'o"hS"'p Wor ln,lo
ee,ong'ns .o hsIn""'e az apr',ea'IonS
l,I rei'el s'lnu',, w '',auo uireo''y !" nih
v.,,,,ro.
). w. rye mas "lhe otar cigar.
Mr. Frank Kelley. Of Detroit Mich. Is
IN town.
y. D. Nicholas, OF Lima, Ohio, spent the
I'D in Hamilton.
Fr,,, Ershs loo on odait,o,o, fouoo of
men employed on the streets
M;ss Noil;o Dovo.so ~ rror n t. ,;s;.
;,a M;ss Ett;o Tnrort % tha IA rst % WI ~ I'''
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,;i, ~ ho,, e"s " "G ne"nu'i b; h,I u'o
,,ialt t'o'" 'P'''"' '"''''s "' ''o' nan W.
"h"
John Stevens, :. young mar. living in
lho FIRST Waru, dled inns morning or CON
'''"'', '"'
Mr.. Ira Collins has received a telegram
tr m Anna. o., stating that his sister Was
lying verv low
This week completes the second month of
the school year. 1t closes with the schools
in excellent condition.
Levi Caffertv, the broom man, shipped