The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-24
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND
COYINGTON.

At least so says the bride.
A few days since thieves carried off n
dozen fine chickens from the hennery OF Mr..
J. N. Little, in Austinburg. ss----
Offers Illuminated mirrors tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall for the benefit Of the
Fifth street Christian Church.
A little son of Mr.. Seaman fell in tub
at D0rsel's aud WUlftang's distillery yes
terday, and was badly scalded.
Mr. Alex. Cockrell, nephew Of Senator
Cockrell. of Dallas. Texas. is visiting his
old school mate, Col. Billy Brent, Esq.
Mr.. Jack Jones and Mr.. ,ck Body were
prostratcd by the heat Yesterday at Licking
Rolling.mill, where they were employed.
DR.. J. NJ. Chambers is mourning the loss
OF his little daughter, Anna Belle, who died
on Tuesday OF scarlet feve- at Indianapolis
The Ebenezer Presbytery Of the Episco
raj Church is in session at the Nintll-slreet
Presby Church. Preaching morning
and evening.
There will be clorions dance at Turners'
Hall to-night. The dance is given by the
Glorys aud they offer cady Of Glory TO-
baCcO to the best waltzer.
The venerable Mrs. ]. b. Mechlenburg
while coming down flight of steps at her
residence on Greenup street had the mis-
fortune to fall and dislocate her thigh.
A marriage license was issued this morn
Ing to Robert Nolan. of Newport, and Sarah
Ann Taylor. Of this county. The groom is
nineteen years Of aye, and the bride eigh.
teen.
The statement that Miss Pauline Keller
was TO be married on the Goth inst. lacks
foundation. Miss Keller has not yet con-
senttd to deprive herself of the pleasures Of
single bessedness.
There is loud complaint from the people
OF Austinburg about horses running at
large on the commons. Marshal Goodson
has issued a notice to arrestall horses found
on the commons after tu-day.
Messrs. Moser & Williams, the enterpris-
ing fruit and fish merchants of this city,
have been compelled to open branch store
IN Cincinnati in order to accommodate
their customers in the North.
The original flag used by the Earthquakes
In April. 1878, is OH exhibition at May.
bery's. 1t is tattrred and tor%, although
constructed If silk and gold fringe. On
the front Is the legend, "Covington Jackson
Garde."
An order was made in the County Court
this morning directing the assignee of C.
w, liawler to pay to his wife her pro rata,
shown by the dividend declared by the as
sfighec, to wit: ten per cent, she being a
legal creditor.
The marriage of VIM. NJ. Miller and Miss
Ella Todd t'ok blace yesterd afternoon
ut the residence OF the brides mother. 1t
was Il private and unnstentutios affair, only
the Intimate friends of the young folks
being in attendance.
POLICE CoURr.-Chas. Marshall. the man
who 0rnamcnied the optic of his dulcinea
because she refused to allow Charles to con-
duct her corporal system was fined $53
Tom Mogun and August IIauser for Il
breach OF the peace, had their cases con-
tinued.
At u meeting of the Turner Association
hold last night, Messrs Joseph IIermes
John Hcmple and II. Widdckind wee
elected delegates to represent the Cnving.
ton Turner'S at the organization of the Ohio
TurnheZirk, which will be held on the 4th
Of May in Cincinnati.
NAWPORT.
Council tonight
Al. Lyons is home from Louisville.
nt pJHtt ' OnNtUlHit vi Ltlt n. ", IL, Will
be held here on May Goth.
VIM. White. who has been on six
months hunting expedition through Ar
kanSas, returned home last night
Mrs. Lacy, who resides on Bellevue street
near Cabot, is Suffering from severe in
juries received by falling from step
ladder.
Parties having distinctions on the streets
are notified by tile Chief OF Police to place
n signal light there, else they will be pros
eouted.
A little lad named Johnny Cummings,
residing ON Liberty street, is srffering from
fractured ARM received by falling from
tree yesterday.
Jul,u Sutcliffe. living near Two-mile, wns
yesterday injured internally and had his
left arm broken by a Sleigh which lie was
attempting to put i'll carriage loft, falling
up0h hiuI.
Thomas Minor aged twelve years, acci-
dentally fell fron II plank into the pond at
the foot Of Walnut street Yesterday after
noon, and narrowly escaped drowning.
Martin Clark pulled him out.
The case OF Thomas Bodkins, on n charge
of Il breach of the peace committed on A,
=, rWn"trI, was a'Shi'sEea IN squire
f,iiinr In onnnorn NJ NO r,,,,,;,'taII ",.''o''
y.stord,v os,o,roo, a..;o,o. ~ 49,.
,orIi,, wero frah ho in .'u'cies t, oi incnr
n".'o" ,.'. ri,,l, WI .,eu :" 'ne ",''Ce OF the
Miuug COMPANY, with Thomas Wricbt.
son John N. Nelson, j. F. Brazier, d n.
Lock, y. II. Sampson, ]. L. ynttier Wr'
+. Fuller and Thomas Jones as incorpora.
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The case of Fred. ard Albert Hover and
Miss Laura Steiuert on a cLnrna ~ a