The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-18

COYINGTON.

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Mrs. G. E. Petty and children are home
from visit to Mansfield, o.
Col. Thomas Edwards was to-day pre-
sented with fine bouncing boy.
Miss Mary Purcell, of Louisville, is the
gust of Mr.. and Mrs James Hanrahau.
"a Doctors Dose to Creditors" is what
DR.. Jud. Hunt ought to write book on.
VIM. II. Hunt and Jud. Hunt have
failed. Liabilities $4,000; assets, wind.
Hon. w. W. Cleary yesterday celebrated
the forty-seventh anniversary of his birth.
A large new bonded warehouse is to be
erected in South Covington by the Mills
Bros.
John Bethel leaves this evening to con-
suit rosy faced damsei in Pendleton
County.
| Mr.. VIM. Frisbee and Miss Jennie L.
Pierce, were united in marriage last night
by Ben. ], Stubbins.
Coroner De Gruyder has entered ss"it
against the town of West Covington for the
holding of three inquests.
The State Convention of K. of P. is in
session at Henderson, Ky. A number of
delegates from Covington are,in attendance.
What shame that our City Council can
not be better represented in the First Ward.
II Mr.. Falls does not resign, Council should
demand it.
POLICE CoURr-Robert Crockett, disor-
derly conduct, $13; George Turner, breach
OF the peace, filed away. Jamed Hansing
was yanked in to-day for drunkenness.
COUNTY CoURT.-This morning an order
was made granting Rev. Henry Kramer, of
the Mother of God Church, license to SOL
emnize matrmony. James Little quail
fed as guardian of Emma P. Otey.
| Prof. Henry Turner, of Lexington, KY,
will conduct the services at the Fifth-street
| Christian Church Sunday, in the absence of
the pastor, y. II. bartholomew, who leaves
Tomorrow for Leesburg, KY, to hold a pro-
tracted meeting.
The many friends of Rev. Ben. r. Bris.
tow Will be panied to learn that owing to
falling health he has been compelled to re-
tire from the pulpit. Mr.. Bristow was an
earnest and hard working advocate in the
cause of Christianity.
A prominent member of the City Coun-
Gil, who also occupies another prominent
position under the City Council, had the
brazen impudence to write letter all the
way to Long Branch to Jehnny Mclean
asking him to keep that cruel Wolf of the
Enquirer of of him. But Wolf knows his
business.
There was to have been a colored excur-
sion on the X. G. R. r. last night under the
supervision of two Cincinnati colored men.
But it did not pan out. The managers did
not have money enough by eleven dollars,
and the excursion was postponed. Those
who were so unfortunate as to purchase
tickets of course lost their money and if |
the indignant crowd could have laid their
hands on the rascals last night, tar, feath-
ers and Judge Lynch would have reigned
supreme.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-C. A. Nulsen & Co.
against Bertha Pfaefflin; verdict and
judgment for debt. This was suit to es-
tablish partnership between the defend |
ant and her son, Alphonse Schwarz, who
succeeded to the drug business of Francis
Pfaettlin, his step-father, and made the |
debt Of $572 sued on.
Farmers Bank Of Kentucky against Will
liam Timberlake, &c. Verdict for plaintiff.
Suit on bill of exchange for 50, O00 drawn
by H. c. Timberlake, accepted by William
Timberlake and indorsed by G. P. Chalfant |
Chalfant and Fl. G. Timberlake in bank
ruptcy. William Timberlake resisted for
lack of proper notice. His regular Post
office was Greenwood Lake. but had been
Florence, and at the time of the sending of
the notice, which was sent to Florence he
still occasionally received mail there.
John Longshore against E. J. Moore.
Judgment for Moore for $27 so and inter
est and costs.
Henry Drexelius against Kenton County.
Appeal granted the defendant
Geo. s. Light against John Gill. Appeal
granted defendant.
John Benn against David Serena; ], R.
Kidwell against VIM. Gildehaus. Motions
for new trials entered.
A. Dwyer against City of Covington; dis
missed. Settled as per agreement already
published.
Anton Weber against the City of Coving-
ton; Anton Weber and wife against the
same; demurrers to petition are sustained
and leave to amend, and plaintiffs declining,
petition dismissed and plaintiffs appeal.
These are suits for damages to property
from surface drainage. The Court decides
the city not liable, and the plaintiffs are
confident of a reversal.
EAWPORT.
Payday on the Short-line.
Hiram Strong was granted license to
wed Lizzie Baker.
Oliver W. Root ESQ.,, and Judge J. R.
Hallam are at Frankfort.
Miss Rankin of Springfield, Ohio, is visit
ing Miss Law of Eglantine street.
Rev. McRosetter is in town in the inter-
est of the American Tract Society.
Mrs. Alexandria Woodsides, who has
been quite ill, was about this morning.
Quarantine will remain enforced on the
Short Line until next meeting of Council.
Up to 12 o'clock to-day there has been {
no tidings of the young man Elmore Cros-
well.
DR.. Waddy Thompson has removed his
family to Danville, KY, where he will prac-
tice his profession.
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