The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-20

"Wednesday evening Feb eetlis ~ q VIZ
The free pike people hold forth again on Satur- !
day. Yes, country friends, we will buy them for
lyop, p 1'" NaEiN' t,',tf s,t 4
copnclman ]. NJ. Knotte is ,effona business
"trip. He is going TO make O stand at Beverly,
Virginia.
Miss Nella It. ,Brawn, of Boston, ,ofwhom the
press speaks highly as a reader, appears at the
Opera -hopse Tuesday evening Feb. 18th. She Win
ibe followed tOn the 18th by Mrs. sclu SIadons,
We'll known to oprpe0pleas an actress and reader.
Many whe.voted on Tuesday not only helped one |
cause but helped our greatest, TEN peranee! For
1T did more in putting down the cause OF inten-
tperance than any large assemblage ever seem OF
course nobody bought that barrel which after the
head was knocked ip. was dislled out as free as
water oh. no, itjust growed
A freight train passing through Washington.
street at the time OF the funeral services of the late
James R6drers caused quite comnotion anon
the horses htched to the different vehicles there,
nearly causing severalrunawhys Great iadigna-
ton was expressed, for it was thought by all that
there was nothing urgent in the nassing at thRt
time Of the train. As respect was due the occasion
and only o few manents would have been taken
up in the funeral cortege leaving the street, there
is room for severe repFimand.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Rev. Mr.. Allan isa good temperance orator.
The attention of the police iscalled to thecrowd
of lazy worthless negroes who congregate about
the Lou sville Depot daily, seeking WHOM they
bfSy w tSpas
Over forty head of five horses are already regis
tered, among them fine aged stations, Tor the
greatsto, sale to take place April 18th. About
twenty-five more good ones are promised 100
The District Committee met Tuesday at the
Ph9nix Hotel, when they resolved TO hold pri,,
mary election to select candidate for the office Of
District Att0Eney, OH the 9Th day OF March. 1879.
Clark County was not represented
Important names registered at the Ashland
H tel yesterday Policeman Douglass Martin, Dep
{. Duvsll, Texas Major Wallace, Missouri; H, 3.
Crane, Sprlngield. io p. W. Watson Viptop,
Iowa and Xdmirl Richards, London, England.
Deputy sherifs White and Reed and Policeman
Douglass Martin, all OF Newport, KY, passed
through this city Tuesday afternoon en- route 70
Frankfort, with two prisoners from Camlbep
County. One, gentleman of African descent
who withOut consent OF the owner OF fourshlrE
and agold watch, took themwhile he 4the ownerD
was not watoning him, was .sentenced to the Peni-
tentiRry for two years and six months on the
shirts and eig teen months on the watch. The
other, white man named Lue Treary, got eish-
| teen months for burglanzlng store IN Newport.
t's HAMILTON.
John Strobe, of the First Ward, is candidate
for Assessor. ..f.r E|-s #t
Miss Ella Brow u. of the Third Ward, is visiting
| friends ut Eaton.
| The Emerson Club, upon invitation, meets Sat
| urday night at Judge Cards residence.
| In the case of r. ". Good against John Niemey.
er, Judgment in favor OF plaintiff for S40O was
| rendered. f-t.fi
Miss Grace Campbell Is home from delightful
visit at Dayton with her friend, Miss Anna Loo
HiS. -H.-s--,s- .s...-
Next Saturday reserved seats for the Mendels-
sohn Qnintette Club concert can be had at DIR.
| Myers drug store t....,.
Day ON, Eaton, Middletown. Glendale, Cincin-
matt and other prominent points will be represent
ed at the I'D ball at the Opera Hall.
| Wendell Phillips has cancelled his engagement
1 to lecture n this city, much to the disaPpeint-
ment of many who were anxious TO hear his lee
4 ture ON Charles OConnell
| Tickets for the Light Infantry ball on the 22d
1 can be found at joe Hughes carpet store. Those
| wishing to engage hack for the evening can
/ leave the orders at the same place.
Yesterday morning the youngestchild of Robert
| Millkin II into the CRATE and narrowly escaped
being badly burned. As it was the fingers on its
right hand were considerably burned
Mr. Carr, whose dwelling near McGoni
gle's Station was burned oo q short tms inn,
loss by j I'm H. Beeeher, the adjuster of the ohis
Farmers Insurance Company.
Mrs. r. Lindley desires to express her thanks to
the officers of the Peoples Mutual Benefit Assscia
ton Of Westeryille, Ohio; for the e. promPt @ payment e
\ ate husband, john C. Lindley. ~
.., BELLEVUE. NV.
Itisnew Constable Seig.
primary meeting is announced for Saturday
night a. - t.
Mr. Samuel Davis is happy. Another addition
to his family.
A Charles Dolman, who has been sick in bed fol
the last few days with diphthera, is somewha
A better ...
Council meets this evening, and ss this wial ht
the last meeting but one Of the old Board, 1t viii
be interesting.
Messrs Ratciiff Patcfen and Badger seem to bt
the general favorites forCouneil and tits though
they will be nominated on Saturday night.
4, Judge Makibben: has under adyisement the ap
pentment Of a Commissioner to fill the yaeanc.
IN the Turnpike Company caused by the Temova
of Mr.. J. B. Chadwick 10 Ohio. ....n ....,
The members of Council reeom9Ae ended Messrs
West and Tetrow Just:ces OF the Peace to Judgt
Makibben, after Mr.. Eyerhart had refused TO serve
This correction is due Council.
4 The temperance meeting last night was well at
|, tended, considering the weather Prof. McGiHni
and Gen. S. B. Brown discussed the subject il
} every form Both gentlemen fairly eclipsed an!
speeches they have delivered before. They wer
/ rewarded by four signers