The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-05
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN,
BELLEVUE. KY.


of Baby Nine" A nine-pound boy is the
reason.
Messrs. Ratliff & Diltz are the boss fence
builders. They erected sixty feet of fence
on Dimmick alley in one hour and fifteen
minutes. Chas. Nagel and Will Gould
Superintendents.
Sergant-at-Arms Joe Krogmann threatens
to bounce us with club if more Bellevue
news is not forthcoming. Joe, like most
other citizens. would sooner do without his
meals than miss the STAR.
Bellevue Lodge, No. 1883. Knights of
Honor, have issued neat little circular
giving full particulars of the benefits of the
order. Other information by those desir-
ing to Join will be freely given by any of
the twentv-six members of the lodge.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS met last
night in regular session, all members pres
ent except Mr.. Patchen.
A communication from Charles Spinks,
asking for ninety days time to finish his
contracts, setting forth that on account of
low water he was unable to get stone to fin
ish his work at the specified time. Thirty
days was allowed on Dimmick alley and
Berry avenue, to Lake street, and ninety
days on Berry avenue, from lake street to
Fairfield avenue.
The Treasurers report was received and
filed. 1t shows balance in the treasury of
81, ,493 90.
A communication from James T. Will
hanson, saying he would pay his taxes if
all costs were deducted, was referred to the
Law Committee, in conjunction with Law
yer Webster, in whose hands the bills are
for collection. The taxes amount to about
$3.50.
The report of the Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools showed an attendance at the
close of November of 228 pupils. The re-
port was received and filed.
Claims to the amount of $l23 81 were
allowed.
Motion made and carried that Com
mittee of the Whole meet Thursday night,
in conjunction with Judge Makibben, to
revise defects in the Charter, and to report
at the next regular meeting of Council.
An order was directed to be drawn on
the Treasurer for the sum of $167 in favor
of the teachers and janitress for their sal
aries for November.
| Adjourned.
WEST CovINGT0N.
| The Home Circle Dramatic Club held a
meeting Monday evening and reorganized
| for the winter. Several new members were
enrolled, and the Club is now strong one.
1t promises some good entertainments this
| season.
MT. STERLING. KY.
Circuit Court is progressing quietly. No
important cases have come up for trial yet.
1t is rumored that our musical society
will give an elegant entertainment for the
benefit of the Presby yterian Church of this
city.
Johnny Daily, the carrier of the Demo
crat will issue a carriers address about Jan.
uary 1st Johnny is a deserving boy aud
should receive the unanimous support oil
our citizens in his new enterprise.
The Mt. Sterling Coal Road has finally
succumbed, and behold fifty cents per cal
less than'the shippers requested. The price
charged for thirty days or more was SO pei
car, fifteen miles. They have reduced to 81
per car, which.is still an exhorbitant price
Quite sensation was created here
Wednesday evening when it was announced
that Mr.. Smith Jamison, of this county
who was to be married to Miss Whitney
of Fayette County, Thursday at noon, bu
on arriving in Lexington Wednesday morn
ing accompanied by his friends, to the
astonishment of all, found he was not thu
man, as his intended bride had left fol
Aberdeen with another man. Much sym
pathy is felt here for Smith. Mr.. Jamisor
is one of the wealthiest farmers in thi
county.
DAYTON. 0.
The petrified house, petrified man, &c.
reported by a country editor to have beer
b. l-o l.
turned out after all to be only big, petri
fed lie.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Montgomery County Medical Society viii
be held at the Beckel House on Frida,
evening at IN o'clock. There will be al
essay read by DR.. J. D. Dougherty, the Cor
oner.
The Cristian World, the official organ O
the Reformed Church, which is published
in this city, has changed hands. DR.. Sam
uel Mease has retired from the control an,
Messrs. Whipp and Shearer, two enter
prising young men, have the paper ii
charge.
| Andrew McMaster charged with rap,
upon the person Of a little nine-year-olt
girl by the name of Emma Supp, had
preliminary examination before Mayor
Butz last Wednesday. He was held to an
swer before the Grand Jury, Ills bail bein
fixed ut 81, 900. 4
| HAMILTON.
DR.. Dan. Millikin is slowly recovering.
The Irving Literary Society will NEE
Saturday night at the residence of Judg
Gard. sF.
Our music teacher. Mr.. Marshall, locke
in upon the School Board for the first tim
last night.
The Presbyter social held last nigh
was largely attended, and handsome sun
was realized. .a
The St. Stephens Church presented Mis-
Pauline Heffe with neat gold ring, In aT
probation of her services at the Fair.
A great many old residents of Hamilto
will remember William Dolan. who kept