The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-08
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
BELLEVUE. KY.

Council does not meet tonight as stated
Yesterday. A week from tonight is the
regular meeting. ..-
Mr.. James L. Anspaugh, who has been
experimenting the erection of an engine
at the Dueber Watch-case Factory, New
port, has finished and gone on another job
in Cincinnati. f., ..,
Mr.. John Wenderoth had rule issued
against Mrs. Bissell, widow Of Joseph Bis
sell, to show cause why she should not fur
nish additional security as administratrix
of the deceased.
A great many Of our people think that a
lamp ought to be kept lighted at the foot
of Berry avenue every night to furnish
light to people getting off the cars at night,
especially to ladies' as the place referred to
is dark and muddy.
Mr.. Joseph Krogmann says little twelve
pound lady arrived at his home last night.
Oh. Joseph. mind the baby;
Oh, Joseph, mind the child;
Oh, Joseph likes his baby;
Oh. Joseph's joys gone wild.
At the temperance meeting last night
Mr. Williams was elected President; Mrs.
P. F. Genoway, Vice President; Charles
Doln.an, Secretary; Frank Knau, Treas
urer; George Petit, Sentinel. The follow
ing were appointed on the Executive Com
mittee: Councilman John G. Luhn, Mesrs
Writ and Charles Dolman, Mrs. Nixon and
Miss Vcnia Tedrow. The officers promise
that good order will now be maintained at
all hazards
A LARGE FoRrUNE.-Mr. Mike Flannery,
who has erected o handsome two-story
frame on Front street, to shortly be occu-
pied by him and his family, has received
intelligence from Lancaster, KY, to the
effect that q brother of his has died in that
city, leaving fortune of $60.0 to his two
surviving brothers. Mr.. Flannery now
lives in Newport, and the other brother is a
well-to-do farmer living near Eaton, Ohio.
A son of Mr.. Flannery and Hon. A. s.
Berry are now at Lancaster to investigate
the matter.
DAYTON. KY.
Gus. Goetze and Fred. Fraaz rode the K.
of P. goat last night
Prof. McGinniss now occupies his own
residence, opposite the school-house.
The management of Ten Nights in q
Bar-room" are enthusiastic over the i'm
mense sale Of tickets
BIBLE PREsENrATIoN.-An number OF the
ladies Of Dayton, KY, having exerted
themselves tO procure very elegant copy
OF the Bible for the Masonic Lodge in Day
ton, presented the same to the Lodge, who,
at their last meeting accepted the same,
and passed the following vote Of thanks:
DAYTON, KY, Dec. 80, 1879.
To the Far Donors Of the Great Light;
With great pleasure Henry Barnes Lodge,
No. GOT. acknowledges the receipt at your
hands, of an elegant and beautiful COPY OF
the Bible, known Masonically as the Great
Light of Masonry. Having been placed
upon our altar by fair hands at the prompt
ing Of loving hearts, we hope and believe
that 1t will never cease to shed the light OF
love and truth; not only upon our labor,
but will continue to shine for others long
after we shall sll be called from earthly
labor, TO eternal refreshinent.
Accept, then, the sincere and heartfelt
thanks of Henry Barnes Lodge, No. COZ,
Ancient York Free and Accepted Nasons,
for your munifceht gift.
HENRY BARNES, w. N.
G. B. ScH00LFIELD, 8. w.
w. H. HALL. J. w.
1PRIN0FHELD. u
Deputy Sheriff Foley Is confined to his
homo by severe spell Of sickness
Council has at last laid aside $50 for the
erection Of shed for the working Of the
Chain-gang.
The Rockway Sohool-house at Bwitx's
Station, two miles west Of the city. was en-.
tered during Tuesday night and articles of
value taken. ;.
The boys ct the Central Engine.houss ass