The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-09
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COVINGrspN.

Miss Kate Brennan is announced.
/ Rev. Father Jones is taking lessons from
Dick McGraw, and proposes to 60 out on q
bear hunt. Oh, shoot the bears.
Ed. Kelly had a little birthday celebra-
ton at his house ON Sunday. 1t was
young son, and Col. James Hanrahan acted
as the doctor.
The Glass-blowers will give their animal
ball at Drexelius Hall on Christmas Eve.
The boys always give a rouser. The Merry
Companions will give one the same evening
at Odj-fellows' Hall.
Deputy Marshal Sam Cochran leaves to-
morrow for Maysville with Judge Baxter's
consignments for that point, and on Friday
next he takes his departure for Albany, N.
T.. with the poor fellows consigned to that
prison.
Miss Josie Gellenbeck celebrated the
twenty-frst anniversary of her birth at her
home. on Eleventh street. Sunday evening
with grand party. Miss Josie will be
valuable addition to Gerruan society. So
says Cotton Top" Adams
The schooner H. NJ. s. Pinafore" will
sail from Shafer's port next Monday and
land at Odd-fellows' Hall on the same even
ing with full crew and cabins crowded
with passengers. Two grand prizes will be
given away to the best walters.
Observation-Disclosures tobacco house
was violated night before last, the thieves
or would-be thieves, removing q shutter
bodily. 1t is har1 to tell in place of that
kind whether any merchandise is missing
or not and all that the proprietors know is
that no money was taken.
On the second day of October, Mr.. John
H. Hauser and Miss Annie Walters secured
their splicing papers, and this morning Wis
ited Squire McLaughlin's Office and were
duly spliced. Jack Gillighan was the only
one present outside of the Squire and the
contracting parties, and he had his hands
full acting as usher, &c.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Frazier is candidate for
Council in the Second Ward. Mr.. Frazier
/ would be valuable addition to that distn.
4 guished body. Although a poor man,
there are few smarter men in the city.
The Bleeders have donned their spurs, and
propose to ride the candidates from now
until Januaryoo
It is a very important fact that Professor
B. d. Best, Superintendent Of the Coving-
ton Common Schools, has determined to
resign his Office The document goes to
the School Board at the next meeting, and
takes immediate effect Professor Best's
administration of his Office has been nota-
Bile for its public spirit, even temper, i'm.
lpartiality and kindness He goes into the
Insurance firm If Hardin 4 Dulanev on the
1st of January, a firm whose increased sue
cess renders increased facilities and ramifi.
cations highly desirable, if not absolutely
"oo'''"'.' ...
REAL EsrATE.-L J. Blakely, assignee Of
Henry Boehmer. to Henry Adams, Treas
urer Of st. Josephs Church, lot % by SO
south side OF Thirteenth street. 1877 feet
east of Emery street, Covington; also, lot
: ~ by ~, north side OF Pleasant street, 2;
feet west OF alley between Scott and Green
up streets, Covington; also, fixtures ane
machinery on said property; 81 $50.
: Rachel >. Can, ot CINCINNATI, to Mary
Savers, OF Covlnston. lot ~ by 70, east sld
OF sanford street, l.o 1eet south OF Slxtl
; street, Covington; $iOO
, Greer's subdivision, Covington; $1,000.
Here il the wav tbe Gazette nuts Il tb;
morning, and Oscar is right. Yes, right he is
Walter Cleary, Esq, continues to act a
Guy Attorney SO SO lar as tne mayors Conr
Is comcerneu; .h hnrongn ms 1enaer mercie N
anu rnoeo " .n1 Ma!U! 'ns .ii'uous a:i'
for the eYercisa of its nardoninp mower. Mr
Clearv does his duty vigorouslv an,
the sboulder-hitters' and .plug.uglies
get sentences which, enforced, woult
keep them for most OF the time where the!
could do no harm. But any worthless vaga
oohu, WHY never Gau an .i4nes1 uay MolA I'm
can &c. up pes,o,, ~. sss.7 .as uT 70 ..I s,i.
oniy sIR's ~ y. ..;..i;%m S % Va oa s.at;nr ~" %
he was drunk when he did the deed 70
which he is sent to iail. and Counclmel
look at each other and grin meaningly, ant
move his pardon and set him free--if he ha
a vote. They never pardon the women
the boys So the Mayor and Mr.. Clear
labor, with the indispensable aid OF one
ss "es. Poioe ,o.I1s eoe. oeot nom snd
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NEWFOET.
Miss Nellie Gillespie of Reading, Pa
Is visiting relatives in the city.
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