The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-26
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.

Mike Nolan is going TO Dut his head in q
u;co next week to nress the cider out of il.
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Joe 1ohhsoi, - ~ oCIuPE V;ie eaioon M 5 ~
cehtS 'ao"'eo w Piou' i'i'ie'' 0h A"iAu
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johnny Bethei' OF tile Geli cigar stoFe, is
up IN feho,eVoh 'ouh'y interviewing hAS
rosy-iaceu oahisel'
Police CouRr.-Thomas Woolson, disor-
deriy c9houGt VA Daiiiel uuAMeler, Il; J'
stewart Johh bierSiey' hoisaiiee' uiS-
missed.
AffePs Band gave a mcrophone concert
last night at the Sxth-street Engne-house.
IL was hiEhly enjoyed by all the ueiephohe
o"heis III vo"h'
John Horner was victimized out of a suit
of clothes yesterday, which fellow OBJ
tanned from his father on the grounds that
John sent him for them to get dyed
Tb. WALKING match Yesterday between
John Mollenkamp and James Moore was
won by the former. John had been eating
raw eggs for month previous to the
match.
Willie Moore n vounC how who lives at II
East C;reennn street had t6e thumb of his
left hand cut off Yesterday at Uudson's to-
bacco factory. where he was working about
the machinery.
A social entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening at the residence of Mrs X.
r Handy No 133 West Si xth street under
the ausnices of tbe Ladies' Aid Society of
the Madison-street Baptist Church.
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m,; .. noat "',nto ,a, w. tno Pmot' 'ot nona;
I ci'aa;g H. -, aIoot;o,,
This seemingly elects Mr.. perciyal, the best
Sheriff Kenton County ever had.
CO., 1ohn r. Underwood +o-dov or.
uoV. Jonn y. unuGrMooo lI Woo toIuay an,
nouhces MS WithdraMal wa IRON II .ile plcerila-
Ponen.'' pua WIN .'ie Go's'cy.Gia W IL v,ia. do
no 9"sS' ~ - NV '''' '"oi'o y. L's pal.y'
1t is quietly rumored that ii. r. Whita-
knl WI % wlcauraw @ IRON oe race lor i-1eu,
for the Legislature in the Second District,
The poor LAWYERS should have some office
by all means, and the deserving poor people
should starve to satisfy them.
r. Jeff Phelps is County Judge His
father-in-law is State Senator, and stand,
ing candidate lor anything he can get, ana
now JED. wants to control the Sheriff s Of
flee and run James Casey 1or Circuit Clerk
at the next election. The Legislature
s,loulu pass ~, ac' ~ s.Ve e'lI sleau Duiiio,
'i"V'' WIG po'''i i'"'o vi Vhe 0'u''1'
Senator Iamacona, the Mexican Minister
=
day the guest OF Hon. John +. Fisk, Ex-
Lien.ehant-uovetnor ~ ~ 'Ile W;; 2'a.e VI he,l'
tuchy, ne EiSiteu tne o W;uo"S "a uhG MI; ol-
p pnn's ioie '1aloiila . opianss, 81. .;I1 it;I1-
'io d i,1M ',hii noa paiu ~
;rt ~ .at oi'S jan ""o o''ie' p"''t' p''''e' VI
4he Lewlspuis pIiiuliis ss Assoola'leil ss Iasl
ns,,; e.eueev 'NG rorgwn1s TiitIi' aGL one
T;sa esu'IS pSstS. sIa' GeSn IL ouao
tanv caor,,a AbaI. Fnobiar trLnn,as nv.
Sa,y' 1919 NJ Nc c'laIa1 r. Nh" U,n' W. U"i
r., EErn,,oni Ghos G,dknr Goo Schwab Am' n'
drew DIVER, Ben. Pugh, Theo, NienabeI
and Andrew Eshman.
Mr.. James Thomas, who has been quite
i'll, was about this morning.
Sheriff Thomas White is preparing his de
hnquent tax list 10 forward TO the Auditor
OF state.
The old GAYLORD Iron and Pipe Foundry
on Front street will resume operations on
Monday, after an idleness of MANY months
A number of hands will be given employ.
ment.
The stove moulders at Peckover Moore &
Co.'S works numbering forty men, quit
work yesterday on account of the employ
ers refusing an increase OF ten per cent.
that was taken off January 1st.
The Committe of Five from the CITY
Council. appointed to investigate them.
selves and the balance of the ''city dads, "
will meet tonight and report. Another
committee should be appointed to investi.
gate the investigators.
Mavor uarton is in rnceint of latte,
from a man givino his name asR X .KIeina
living in Northumberland Penn. who