The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28


named Cooper buried Q child in the sane
vicinity. -.s'-'''a' . '''' % ''''S
A FAYETTEVILLE,O 0.
g. J. Fitzpatrick, the popular druggist, Is
the oal Y authorized agent for the 6rAR at
this place, and arg orden left with him
will be promptly attended t0.
D Mrs. D Mccarthy, an elderiy lady. veil
kn0wnin this community. received severe
stroke Of psrafysis = day or two ago. from
which it is feared she can not recover.
Mr.. John Boyle and family removed ia
the city tiuriug the past week, to spend the
winter, there, after sojonrn Of mahy
mohti,s at tiIeir pleasant country villa, in
tais vicinity. S9 S3
MrJ. A. Bering Deputy Collector Of this,
the Sixth District, was around t'-day IN the
search of crooks or crookedness, or any in
fringements upon the multitudinous Reve
nue. laws. but without sticcess ,
It costs more to get ont than to get In.
So thinks an old fellow who has more years
who has Just ipnid into, the City Treasury
IS and costs assessed by the Mayor for .
piain drunk. Z s'.sll,,lG. sS .aar tdbS5-1
The fair to be given during Christma'
week for the benefit OF the Sisters OF Char
ity of ct. Patrick's Academy promissssato bt
successful affair. 1t is to De hoped tina,
the friends of the enterprise will spare nc
pains to make 1t q as,teoess, and the com NJ u
nifty at large will lend their patronage anc
support to 80 worthy an object. "a = So .'"''
'- 'e'' ..7.a' CYNTHJANA. KY. 'i.''
Elder A. A. Bartholomew is assisting
Elder ]. G. Maldon In a protractsd meeting
at the Christian Church. .o ,...
I, Attorneys F. NJ. Webster ofsNewport
c. II. Lee of Falmouth. and our brilian
young friend Charlie Offu,t of Paris ar
attending our Court ON professional busi
meas. ~ ~ ~ t y 4& w u" 2as.%
Chancerv Court sitting this week. will
Hon. J. w. Mei,zies Chancellor, on tn
bench. About the usual docket. with sew
eral interesting cases, among which ar
four divorce sui II UT
Rev. Stuart Robinson, DID,, OF Louis
vilie. viii assist Rev. J. r. Triplett ina pro
tracted meeting among the Preabvterians
commencing Friday night. As their nev
church is not vet completed, the meeting
will be held in tine Methodist Church. an7
We have taken occasion to mentiot
several times the Blue Grass Mines latel,
| orened in this city bv Mr.. d. A. Porter
field. We. give the following assays mad
of specimens of ore from the ,me:
of ore containing zinc, and Yields 43 pc
cent. of lead to tie ton. Specimens such a
we're handed to me very free from. gangu
II al, ell,
value to the tom Lead, $50 pounds silver
Is oz. 80 or. ..
"Assav NJ, IA brighter and more crys
talized variety of ore gave q per cent q
metal, equal to $40 hounds nf lead aud sil
liver trace. Both snecimens are goo
working ores. and yield a soft lead. and con
tain silver sufficient to pay for extracting
.p. "E. s. WAYNE. Assayer."
| Mr.. Porterfeid has gone tn Ohio to visi
his family and will probably form con
rany there to 60 on and develop the mines
The citizens here seem afraid Il, take llol
of the project. The wealth in our ow
borders will probably enrich those fror
abroad who have enterprise to developit.
| a MT. sTERLlNG. XIV. mth.
Two special trains, loaded with hogs an
farmen say there were no hogs in til
county. vf''- ",' -"
Mt. Ste, Ing is getting top heavy. She
all going to cornice.-[Dr rmocrat,
Hold on. don't get Discouraged, gentl
men, the big boom may continue an
strike the Democrat or it's editors, and In
prove their upper story. .-[Mechanic.
| Mr.. G. p. Huntington. ccomraried b
General st. John. Bhlm, Gun. Echols an
/ several others, arrived here Saturday by
special train from Lexington, They rerol
/ the completion OF the Big Sandy Raiiroa
4 from here to Huntingdon, Va, near {
\ hand. They are the shining magnates Z
\ the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, of whic
this is all outlet. They will also have col
troll Of ths Big Sandy. ,,SNE
AURORA, IND.
The Coopers'4 u Mon, No. 8, ball at Niue
4 ier's Dancing Academy, last evening, W,
well attended, and every body left at a
early hour in the morning well please
1 with the amusements afforded. All passe
off quietly. 1t was SUCCESS financial
\ speaking. 80 ''''' ''...l ..], ',,-' s,..,,,
4 Rainfarth's Folly Con,rany in "MelAnge
A PLAYED at the Grand 0pera-house yesterda
matinee ana evening" and was pronounce
by competent CT tics to have been ,layt
4 with good style, marked effect, and wit
great credit to, the troupe. The attendant
was good.
4 ~ wAPAKONETA, o.
4 RID. Marshall, general attorney for D.
II NJ. Railway, was in town to-day. -,....