The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-21
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Green Wilson, through his attorney, e.
=. Wallace, has made application to the
Court for q divorce from his wife, Kate.
whom he charges with adultery and willful
bsence,
The Grand Jury at Urbaha indicted on
Monday James McKelvy and William Mich
olas, the young men arrested by Detective
Norris for the hurling of stones at passing
trains on tile c., S. & c.
A truly rare curiosity may be seen among
the many plants surrounding the residence
OF Mr.. Stippes, of Linden avenue. 1t is a
vine which bears berry that only close in
spection will distinguish from the straw
berry.
Officer Fred. Foster departed this morn
ing for the Reservoir where he joins the
Dug. Moler party A postal received by
Fred. on Monday states that they made a
haul of forty fine bass after dark on Sun
day night.
The last chat over the Price VS.. Rice mis-
understanding resulted in the decision be-
ing overruled. In consequence the attor-
news are made happy and the public in
general await with dread the torture it may
bring forth.
Mr. Patrick Welch Of Chestnut avenue,
lost by death on Monday morning little
son by diphtheria. The body was inferred
in the afternoon upon advice of the attend
ing physician. His two other children are
still down with it,
HAMILTON.
And now officer Peterson gets mad and
pulls IN iour ON warrants. Just what we
oApeo'0u
9. b. Weiss, Of this city, the well-khoWn
sword WALKER LETT yesterday ON Two
WINS 0"sase'"e"~
Gymnasium meeting tonight at which
VIII be transacted the unfinished business
u "'0 p'o''ous inee@'s.
Ihe jewish Fair closed last night with
ball. 1t has proved to be financial sue
cess anu '''e managers arc P'e"seu'
Don't forget that Mr.. VIM. Nancy has
opened cozy meat and grocery store at
'ue o0''e, u NV" "''. iie"'oh s''ee''' 49,
Inc ladies or the baptist Churcn VIII
give erand supper ana social atthe Chnrch
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ins Al 49, o..onI na,.,i.s - ;,,,ttoa ~ 'o"'''
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The Republicans have spared no pains to
man. .e r'leesfs f ~. a' ase nout'ouse th rask
M, n,,,s vno Va :', v:u r'.'ls W. s"e 'easo ,
ane Jos,.i .els WI t oe :ioi ulesse1 ~ cai.oo
a en"inn a1o,ne nner,;ss WV" prnrt ~i nersoms
will grace The occasiun.
n.vroN nv
oiiar,ey MoSi'Iui q. I,; was les's.ereo ~ Dt'i'
NUN Aio'''' w. '''"'' 'o''0'""y.
Mrs. A. Gray returned home to Nashville
Yesterday after pleasant visit to her aunt,
Mrs. Banks.
Miss Therese E. Smith sister Of Mrs
Jacuh Cohn left for the West last NIGHT to
snend the winter.
rlnaiore pionU heAs week. l1Ghets
ana ,illor'nat,on can ee oo'a'heo Oh W. NJ
otepiie'is' ISqui'e'
The first social of the Sans Souci Club
will be held at Odd-feilows' Hall Friday
night. October 31st.
.D-n the flummiesp' exclaims the pro-
fame Enouirer man. Being relieiouslv in
cliped we make no continents.
w., Il :. M- a Ait.
MrS huseiIl' WIG oi MI. v. r hus'Ih' OF
tne Lhqu.Iei' ,et ias. eeenihg ee ior iowa.
M,.a ne. a. n'.,o ,:. uau QUO WILL feiAa'h
ooii"s ''0 WHICH,
Dummy No. jumped the track at Pell-
ing's Field this morning. stuck her nose, in
the ground, aud kicked up her hind wheels.
Everybody walked.
CoUNe1L MEEuNs.-Couneil met last eye-
MING in regular session. seven members
nresent. In the absence of the President,