The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-25
farming utensils &c, near Independence
In Kenton County.

LARGE LAND SALE-In the case OF the
Northern Bank of Kentucky against H. c.
Undertake and others, and consolidated
cases, under Judgment and order of SALE in.
the kentop Circuit Court, January term,
1880, the Master Commissioner sold yes
terday, on the premises, the William Tim
berlake farm 'lying'about eight miles from
CovingtOn, on the Lexington Turnpike. in
kenton County, and containing 146 acres,
| to the Farmers Bank of Kentucky, for
$lO,025. The property was first offered in
three separate tracts, and when so offered
realized $9. 544 05 in the aggregate. It was
then put up as an entirety, and sold to the
Farmers Bank for the sum above stated.
Among the bidders were Mrs. William
TimberlaEe, Uncle Milt Hamilton, L. H.
Dills and d. BeddingeE Colonel Thomas
Rodman, of Frankfort, and General Fin
nell were present in the interest Of the
Farmers Bank. and Hon. Robert Simmons
representing Jane Fleming and L. H.
DillS
| The Feast of the Annunciation is being
observed as holiday in the Catholic
Church.
| In addition to other foreign countries
| the Newport Post-0fice is enabled to send
money orders to France.
G. II. Kessan, the dairyman, took Ii
cense this morning to wed Miss Henrietta
Brown, of Johns Hill.
| Willie Davis swore out warrant last
evening for the arrest of Willie Lasordes on
a charge of assault and battery.
Lamblotte's Paschal Mass, in D, will be
| for tho fret tip,a in fhio 81 nj Sf
Stephens Church Sunday next.
DR.. Ben. Chambers had his left eye and
upper lip badly cut night before last by
the explosion of a desk lamp.
Elder John T. Hawkins will begin a
series OF protracted meetings on Sunday
morning at the Christian Church.
Mrs. John B. Taylor and Mrs. General
Augnr have been appointed to take charge
of the Easter decorations at st. Paurs Bpis-
1 1copal Church.
Robert Robinson, while at work yester-
day at Graveson's stone works, in Cincin
natl, had his right hand badly crushed by
a stone falling on it.
Robert Moore, corner of Mayo and York
streets, has been appointed special agent
for Newport for Dana's celebrated Campbell
Creek lump and nut coal.
Rev. Carl Bersch, formerly pastor of the
German Protestant Church, Johns Hill
was baptized into the German Baptist
Church, Cincinnati on Sunday last.
, Jake Fox, the Monmouth-street butcher
: arrested for failing to take out license tc
run his shop. was fined $50 and costs ir
the Mayors Court this morning.
Mr.. VIM. B. George, of Front street. suf.
fered bad sprain of the left wrist las
night by being thrown suddenly against
the dash board of his buggy while driving
out Highland avenue.
: Pat. Lyman, who complained of beine
waylaid and robbed of SIS Sunday night,
failed to put in an appearance in the
. Mayors Court this morning, and Mike
Tocher, who was arrested on the charge q
committing the robbery, was let off on hi
: own recognizance.
Ex-Coroner Oliver W. Winston, a wei
known and highly esteemed citizen, will
( celebrate his 58th birthday by a gran,
D spread Saturday night, at Hen Weise'
sample room. Elegantly printed invita-
tions have been sent to his numerou
friends to be present on the occasion.
Rev. Mr.. Pettis, during his discourse q
4 st. Paul's Episcopal Church this morning
: expressed wish that collection be takel
up this evening for the family of VIM. Scot
(coloredl who. he said were in very desti
, tute circumstances. Also for poor Irisl
woman who was living in room at the COZ
ner of Ann and Ringgold streets, who h
said was on the verge OF starvation.
VIM. Scott, the well-known oyster yer
. Jor ho II ad hiu loo q m N, tot Tod yacta,d,,
died last night about II clock at his HON
on Front street. He injured his leg sewers
wears ago while steamboating, but neve
cared for IL properly and the result was
e stated above. Drs. Orr, of Cincinnati an
h Cameron, of this city, performed the opel
u alton.
Miss Carrick, the accomplished daughtt
e of Mr.. d. s. Carrick, of the Highlands, WI
i treated to an elegant surprise party las
J. night by the Happy Two Social Club {
this city. Tie club with number of il
e friends and Prof. MichePs string bant
l. went out in barouches and did not retur
|. until four o'clock this morning. Anon
the large crowd present were the Misst
- George, Robson, Gaddis, Shaw, Collie
;, Mrs. James Southgate, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
: Neurse, and among the gay young gent
| were MeSSTS. frank DuCIldldH hluRi6
Walker Fl. j. Southgate, J. Long, Ande
;. son Tate, DR.. Goetze and VIM. George.
= Suit was iled in the Chancery Court We
' terday by VIM. Standley against Catherin
Stumpt nee Standley, for reconveyance {
!, a farm h this County. This is case of a
n legged violation of confidence. Som
Il time since William Standley col
n veyed farm to William, Cora an
Catherine Standley, his three chi
'. dren, on condition that they would mai,
n tain him during his life Soon after the dee
E. of conveyance was lodged for record, Wn
is Standley, Jr., died, and shortly after b
" death Catherine was married to gentl
: man named Stumpt. After the consumm
i, ton of her nuptial compact Mr.. Stanle
: claims that he failed to receive suitab
y compensation and engaged Col. R. w. Ne
y son to file suit to recover the property
~ ~ conveyed.
g. County Commissioners.