The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-08

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Court OF Appeals. The town gains as much
as though all the suits had been decided in
her favor by the higher Court. The agree.
ment made is even better for the town than
the proposition laid before the Council by
Lawyer Perkins.
LEXINGTON. EV.
Long wool is quoted at % &c per h. good
short at 2Oc and medium short at 18@2Cc,
black 15c per ID,
Col. II. d. Barclay, of this city. but now
in Chicago, is very ill of pneumonia, and
not expected to live.
The attachment of proper fire alarm
might save the cost of the machinery in a
very short time. Let's have it.
It's shame that people will raise dogs
and then he too inhuman to protect them
from the law. Fifty,si we're butchered
yesterday.
Circuit Court convenes on the third Mon
day OF this month, and will be a term of
unusual interest. Several murder cases will
be disposed of.
On the morning of the 9th inst at the
residence Of Mrs. Headngton, Mr. Edward
Bowling to Miss Frances Cronin, Father
Brossart officiating.
Our Chinese friends have rented rooms
on Vine street, and propose starting a laun-
dry Nothing like enterprise. If our own
people won't work, let's have those who
will.
Don't forget the water works. Remem-
ber the future prosperity of the city in a
great measure depends upon their erection.
Talk to your neighbors, and everybody you
meet, about it.
A bee-keepers' convention has been in
| session III our city for two or three days
Their usual business being completed they
adjourned to meet again in Lexington on
the first Tuesday in October next
The prices realized II the last few days are
an unmistakable evidence of the advance
of real estate in our city. The small houses
of Mr.. Beard that brought on Monday from
$500 to $3.50 would not have sold for over
800 two months since.
Our merchants have concluded that if
our people can afford to go to Cincinnati on
all the excursions, and buy all their goods
there, that they will follow suit and run
Sunday train, so that they can attend
Church in the Queen City.
Two colored boys, Henry Wharton and
Henry Wilson, have been arrested as the
parties guilty of breaking into the grocery
of Mr. d. J. Milburn on last Saturday night.
Circumstantial evidence led the officers in
charge Of the case to believe these bows
guilty of the crime. They were accordingly
apprehended in Versailles and brought
back on Tuesday morning. When ar
raigned before Judge Kinkaid, Wilson ac-
knowledged the theft, and further stated
that part Of the goods were at the house Of
Ellen Moore, colored woman, living on
South Limestone street. The officers, with
In,. 10, NJ io,,
Of the goods, arrested Ellen and lodged the
whole party in Jail to await further inyesti-
CATION.
LUDLOW. ky.
The primary election is held here next
Saturday.. Polls open from to O'Clock
p. m. Every Democrat should turn out
and vote.
II. S. Percival, the independent candi-
date for Sheriff, is immensely popular in
this town, which is Republican by some
majority.
P. q. Dean, John Williams, VIM. Jen-
kins Dan. Augur and others are spoken OF
as delegates to the Democratic Convention
at Independence next Monday.
J. i. Bristow, County Clerk, end one of
old kentOn's foremost men, had his friend
Sheriff Armstrong here last night intro
ducing him to the unterritied of this burg.
f. J. Green, the popular candidate for
Representative to the Legislature, was here
last evening having little talk with the
voters, who seem to be fayorably impressed
with the gentlemans candid, honest face.
1t is safe to say tnat Mr.. Green will carry
this precinct by big majority.
Several carriage, buggy and wagon loads
of guests passed through here yesterday, en-
route for tie silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs John Meath, down the creek, among
whom we noticed Henry Halam, Coving-
ton editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer and
that prince of good fellows, Charles Don
nelly, in handsome turnout.
DAYTON. Ky.
Prayer-meeting at the NJ. f. Church to-
night.
Andy Cutter is off on a business trip
through Ohio.
The Baptist Church is rapidly approach
ing completion.
The police Of Cincinnati are in possession
OF man supposed to be the burglar who
went through Peter Wagners house.
Bishop Dudley officiated at the Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening, on which occasion
a class OF six young people was confirmed
HAMILTON.
Social in the lecture room of the Presby-
terian Church tonight.
David Sample and John Weidenborner
left for Oxford yesterday morning on I'M
portant business
Miss Maggie Burns returned home yes
terday after an extended visit among
friends in Sidney, O.
Judge Gilmore, of Eaton; H. c. Bailey, |
OF Cincinnati, and J. W. Gaff are registered |
at the Straub House.
Miss Emma Braden will take the place of |
Miss Dora Walk in our public schools. Miss |
Walk resigns on account of ill health
Mr.. Gross the new proprietor of the
Hamilton House, will set magnificent |
lunch for the benefit of his patrons to-
night.
The Managers of the Chidren's Home
will meet at the residence of Mrs. T. V.
Howell on next Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Nixon and Edmons, charged with steal
ng horse and wagon of b. B. Stewart, of
the STAR, were yesterday bound over to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
The barn and contents belonging to Mr.
Samuel Kyle at Kyles Station, that was
by fire recently, were insured in
The Agency of Seward & Slonneger in the
Amazon Insurance Company, Cincinnati
81, 900 on the barn and $1,000 on the CON
ents.
The new Board of Managers of the Chill
lren's Home are as follows: Mrs C. Skin
Ter, Mrs. T. Howell, Mrs. Judge Hume,
Mrs Hutchinson, Vice Presidents; Mrs. Dr.
Potter. Secretary; Mrs J. Curtis, Treasurer