The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30
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tions of Kentucky, Is about to remove to
the Pacific coast
Mr.. Harry Waters and his bonnie young
bride arrived home from their wedding
tour last evening, aud have taken up their
residence in this city.
Mr.. JAS Dunnigan was granted license
this morning to wed Cerelda Flynn. The
marriage will take place this evening at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
Susan B. Anthony's picture is literally
distributed in the various shop windows
about town. She is 65 wears old but looks
much Younger. Her lecture at Odd Fell
lows Hall tomorrow night will, no doubt,
attract large crowd.
Mr.. Lee Hawthorn received communi-
cation from the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland at Washington, inviting him
to interest himself in notifying all the old
comrades residing here to be present at the
grand reunion of the Society to be held at
Washington November 10th and goth.
CIRCUIT CoURr CUTTINGS. the case of
the Trustees of the Licking Baptist Church
vs. H. Sethman, the jury found for the
plaintiffs in the sum of 800. This was
snit to compel defendant to pay what he
subscribed in aid of the church.
In the celebrated Tiff and Bodkin's soap
case, jury was impaneled. and the case is
i" p'osio'''
Yesterday afternoon. while Mr.. M. Not
heimer was on his way up Columbia street
in wagon, he was approached by lot of
little rasca!s who demanded of him ride.
The quadruped attached to the vehicle was
in very feeble condition, and Mi. Not
neimer, being an advocate OF the y. Z. G:
a., reused whereupon the oovs proceeded
TO stone nm, one OF the missiles striking
MN on MS smelier ana cutting an ugly
gash.
Thomas Applegate, an ancient colored
coon who claims the Suwanee River as his
birth place, but who has resided in this
section for many wears. swore ont a war
rant this morning for the arrest of Scott
Newman, George Newman and Joe Miller.
all residents of the Highlands, on a charge
of assaulting him with stones while on his
wav nome late last night. He also swore
out warrant for the arrest OF Joe Alexan-
Der ON charge OF running over him with
MS horse.
Rev. Father Ennis and Mrs. Louisa Helm
distributed $24l at the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception yesterday morning
among fifteen of the needy creditors OF
Archbishop Purcell residing in this CITY.
Among the number who called was one
Sarah Conroy, ponr, sickly, forlorn-looking
individual who had intrusted $50 To the
care of FatheAEdward Purcell. Her condi-
I.on appearing 70 oe the most needy, she
balance
u'vioeo among she otners'
Chas. Furgeson, colored individual of
Covington. came to Newport between 12
and o'clock this morning, accompanied
by two colored daisies, to visit the Taylor
Barracks. On turning the corner of Belle
vue and Cabot streets. Furgeson was at
tackled by several roughs, who knocked him
down, knocking several of his front teeth
out. The women fed terror stricken and
up Bellevue street, which at
tracted the police, but they arrived too
.aa .a@L11s sco9nufeis nao heo. furgeson
was "aoiy useo up.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-John G. Tay-
lor and wife to Jacob Heyer, lot on south
east corner Of Todd and Cabot streets, 23H
feet front on Cabot by 88H deep; 81 and
other considerations.
VIM. Mclean and wife 10 Thomas Kelly
and wife, Lot 101 in Parkhurst's Division
25 feet front on Locust street, between Pat
terson and Isabella streets; $500.
Thomas Kelly and wife to VIM. Harris;
$50 and other considerations. The pur.
chaser grants R. F. Ryman power of attor.
ney for the same property.
This morn;ro ohout 4 o,c,oot uh,,. Mu
George R. Pierce and Henrv % Woisnorar %n" w.
am nlovas at rhomhor,o;n's .."vn m'nAe faNa
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