The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-16
OVER THE BRIDGE.
COvINGTON.

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Falmouth have employed a colored divine
to preach there.
Swift Light and Ben. Henesly left to-day
to attend the races In Lexington. They
are both prosperous miners at Leadville.
The names of Patrick Cahill and Peter
Hughes adorn the Marshals slate. They
stand accused of disorderly conduct Cases
continued.
A raa@e,o will take place Saturday for the
benefit of the Sandfordtown Church. The
prizes are handsome glass case containing
a stuffed bird and fine buggy.
A marriage license was Issued this morn
ing to Maurice ]. Richmond aged twensy-
four, and Anna Mahon, aged twenty-five.
They will be married this afternoon at
o'clock at the Cathedral
Mr.. Fred Averbeck, Secretary of the
Knights of Honor, this morning paid to
the widow of Geo. yelling the sum of ST.
900, the dues of the lodge paid by them
on the death Of each member.
The Prize Insurance signs that adorned
the Exposition are now in the Office of
Hardin & Dulaney. For neatness and
unique design, they will take the cake.
They were executed by J. B. Sampson.
Office northwest corner Third and Main
streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The grim shadow of death has crossed the
happy home of Mr.. Albert Chandler and
his wife twice this week and robbed him
and his estimable wife Of their two bright
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler have the
sympathy of all their friends and acquaint-
anceS in the hour of their sad bereavement.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Stein
wart and wife, of Hamilton County Ohio,
to CESSNA Bose, of Covington, lot 23a x103,
west side Banklick street, 141H feet north
of Thirteenth street, Covington; $500.
b. H. Maxwell and wife, of Boston, Mass,
to Richard V. Goodloe, of Ludlow, KY, lot
No. so, second Ludlow partition, 25x125,
south side Oak street, Ludlow; 81, and a
ton shown to Mrs. Maxwell in past years.
Messrs. Joseph ,.Brookshaw and Nicholas
Mount, who left a few DAYS ago to investi-
gate the silver mines in Wolf County, re-
turned here last night They visited a
place that is known as Swift's Creek Mines,
situated four miles from Campton, the
county seat Of Wolf County, and is called
"Hells Kitchen" by the old hunters A
gang of men are employed working the
mine and are taking out metal that is called
aluminium, which is of no use in the arts.
This is the identical place that caused the
silver excitement in this State thirty years
ago. The metal was used in making money
some forty years ago, and was called the
"Big Sandy money"
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John B. Kennedy, a
heavy stock shipper and most genial gen.
tleman from Paris, arrived by the evening
train yesterday with his new BRIDE.
A letter received yesterday from Miss
Mary Quetin announces the safe arrival
across the ocean of herself, her father,
Professor E. A. Quetin, Master Allie, and
Miss Matte, daughter of Mr.. w. v.
Spangler all of whom left here on the
10th ult., and sailed from New York for
France on the 18th. They reached their
destination in good health, after sea voy-
age of ten days.
Mr.. Isaac Marlin and Mr.. Henry Turne,
captured thirty-fve black bass with theil
little hooks and lines in the Licking, neal
the railroad bridge, yesterday.
Mr.. P. H. Smith, former Covingtonian
now of Louisville is in the city.
xEwPORT.
Col. R. W. Nelson left this morning fol
Frankfort.
Peach trees are reported in blossom at
Alexandria.
Officer Martzolf is, we regret to say, con-
fined to his bed from serious illness
Newport Commandery X. T. will visit
Covington Commandery in body tonight
Mr.. John Stricken, an old and weIl-known
citizen, is seriously ill at his home ON Mayo
street.
A reward of $1O0 is offered for the cap
ture of Snyder, who escaped Tuesday from
the Penitentiary.
Mr.. Ed. Bayman is about to open a dry
goods store in the premises corner of Mon
mouth and Madison streets.
A baggage check, No. LIT, was picked
up on York street and may be had by ap
plying at the STAR office, this city.
The charge of breach of the peace brough,
against Officer Troy by Susie Davis was dis
missed last night by Squire Fuller.
Lieutenant Shaler, U. s. A., who ha,
been absent in the East on a thirty-da,
furlough, returned to-day to the Barracks
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the first prize at the Exposition was pur
chased by Messrs Burning g. Erschell o.
this city yesterday.
Thieves made away with dozen each O
meat cloths and aprons night before las
from Mr.. Solar's residence, on Tbbatts anc
Washington avenue.
Arrangements were completed this morn
ing by which freight will be taken direct tx
Cincinnati over the Short Line and mo-
transferred at Covington.
MIR. A. ]. West, aged twenty-nine, wa
granted license in Covington yesterday tt
wed Miss Augusta Metheringham, aget
twenty-five, both Of this city.
The Edgar case was postponed again thi
morning, this time on account of the alb
sence Of his attorneys. Lawyer Wrigh
will sit as Judge pro tenn. Saturday to tr,
the case.
The fair for the benefit of st. john
Protestant German Church opens to-nigh
at Red Mems Hall. The hall has beel
beautifully decorated. and the fair prom
ises to be financial success.
If the present stage of the river remain
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