The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
HAMILTON.

HAMILTON.
DR.. W. W. Davidson, of Cincinnati, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Britton. Mrs. Judge Kinders mother, 10 ly-
ing seriously i'll. r.. .
Rev. Bishop Jaggar will be present at Christ
Church February 9Th.
Secretary OF the Gas Company. D. W. Hepslcy,
ys it's boy and looks ike its father.
Miss Laura Williamson. of Middletown who has
been visiting Mrs, David Smyers returned home
yesterday.
Rev John W. Walden, of CINCINNATI. will fill
the pulpit OF the N. L. Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
An oyster supper will be given tonight by the
ladies OF the Unversalst Church. Supper will be
served from O'Clock until 10
The marriage Of W. II, Bates and Miss Lnella
Anderson, daughter of Alfred Anderson, took
place last night at the A. NJ. f. Church. Rev. Phil
Iolliver ofHciated.
DAYTON. KY.
G1od Templars tonight ut the Methodist
Church.
Billy Refers has returned to Dayton after years
absence
Mr.. White, the attorney is dangerously i'll at his
home in this city.
Mr.. Harry Spilman is home from o pleasant
visit to Alexandria, KY
Abner First is the dOubly happy father of twins
The second is the First, and the First is the
second.
Mr.. John Trapp has brought his mules to the
rescue of suffering humanity again, and the cars
run with commendabe regularity.
Chas. Rodacker aod Everett Niles were arrested
by Marshal Stlmper TO disOrderly conduct on the
street car. They were convicted before Mayor
Maxey, and sentenced to fifteen days each in
Dowds dungeon, on bread and cold water.
BELLEVUE. KY.
After transacting business of minor importance
last night CounciI went into committee of the
whole and 10 doubtpulled the hole in after them
Mayor Morgan will open his court in full blast
in few days, and somebody will explain why
taxes are not coming in us fast as might be eX-
pected.
COUNCIL 1TEMs-The Improvement Committee
was instructed TO have plans and Specifications
drawn for the improvement of Fairfield avenue
from Wendroth's to the eastern line of town.
President johnson reports tax cases in his hands
for collection to the amount Of $1,000, which will
be given to the Mayor.
TIE note of Benz. Bindley for School-house lot,
amounting to over 81 600, with interest to date was
ordered paid.
LEXINGTON. KY.
A young lady named Emma Wilson fell down
yesterday morning on Spring street, dislocating
her right shoulder.
The Convention to nominate q candidate for
Commonwealtb's Attorney VIII meet tomorrow
The house of Powell & Co.. on Broadway was
burglarized early yesterday morning, and a lot of
provisions were taken. The thieves also carried
away the front gaze.
John McGlinty, the rider of Leveller, met with
a serious accident yesterday while out exerc sing
his horse. The animal reared and fell upon him,
bruislng his legs and back very badly.
Mr.. and Mrs w. McCauly and childwere driving
in buggy down steep hill TO railroad crossing
yesterday when the horse slipped on the ice and
all went over bridge into the branch, a, fall of
twelve or fifteen feet. Nothing was hurt but the
buggy, which was smashed beyond recognition.
Capt Joseph NJ Adams of Scott County, will be
his own successor for Commonwealths Attorney
in the Tenth Judicial District. The precinct
meetings held on Saturday last set forth the wishes
OF he people OF the county in the matter. A
unanimous endorsr ment at home is q recommend =
ton that any candidate ought 10 feel proud Of
He is well fit for the office, and will no doubt be
reelected
Important names registered at the Ashland Ho-
tel Yesterday: John Laws, Georgetown, KY; Capt
Isle, Ky; Gen. Williams Texas: ]. W. Bigger
staff, White Hall, KY; N. A. Thobume, Newport
KY; Rev. VIM Donaldson Massachusetts,; j. A.
Jaycox, Covngton, Ky; S. NJ. Lewis, Richmond,
KY: Capt. e. f. Daniels, Rocky Noun a MS, and
H. C. and NJ. D. Wayman, Covinglon, KY.
Mr.. Frank Fisher and his bride returned to the
city wednesday evening and registered at the
Ashland Hotel, where they lartook oil an extra
ordinary and bQunteous repast Y sterday Frank
brought his wife to the home of his parents on
Spring street, where she was heartily welcomed
Frank is young man of ability and well liked
by all who know him here. During the capture
OF his Young bride at the peril OF his life he was
protected and congratulated at every point and
station he stopped. We interviewed him yester-
day, and he told his adventures, &C., which ii all
printed would make u very interesting story
some of the Cincinnati papers grossly misrepre-
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