The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

The petition charges that defendant did
not use proper care in providing safe and
proper cars with sound and safe brakes,
that the condition of said brake was un-
known to him and that the accident was
no fault of his, and that the car inspec-
tor was careless and incompetent Of
fcer.
| BELLEVUE. IKE.
Prof. Adams singing class meets to
night.
Good Templar meeting tonight at the
residence of Mrs. Genoway.
Invitations will be out in a few days
for the calico hops to be given shortly.
Mr.. Reuben Tedrow is unable to walk
yet. He is still suffering considerably.
No liquors of any kind will be al
lowed to be sold in or under the new
Town Hall, when built.
MessrS John Wenderoth and Pat.
Mullen are the bondsmen of A. Fl. Dres-
selhaus, City Treasurer.
The temperance meeting was ably ad-
dressed by Lawyer Black and H. F.
Noyes, of Newport, last night.
The barber was serenaded on Saturday
evening by an organ grinder. Charles
Linville and Furry Adams stood the
expense.
Miss Jessie Alberts we understand is
but very slowly recovering from her re-
cent burns. Morphine is being admins
tered to make her rest more easy.
A tall and stately young man of Berry
avenue was seen on Saturday afternoon
going down York street, Newport, with
coal-oil can with oil for his damsel,
who lives in that neighborhood.
F. NJ. Webster, Esq, of Newport left
last night at o'clock for Frankfort to at.
tend to Bellevue's interests at the Court
of Appeals in the Judge Price tax suit.
r. w. Nelson left also to attend to Belle.
vue's interests against the Turnpike Com,
pany.
At the primary election on Saturday
afternoon to send delegates to the Re.
publican State Convention, Messrs. Chas.
W. Nagel and VIM. Gould, were elected
as delegates; Walter Ross and William
Stall, as alternates. The above gentle.
men are in favor of Sherman, Blaine or
Washburne, in preference to Grant, and
will vote in the order named at the con-
vention.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Town Hall several items of encour-
agement were received embodied in re-
ports of lots, plans, specifications, etc.,
of the committees. The stockholders
elected 7. F. Beyland President and
Will. Gould Secretary until the final Or
ganization is effected. A committee of
eight was appointed to solicit subscriptions
to the twenty-three remaining shares un-
taken. The lot which is the most popu-
lar as the site is situated at the north
west corner Of Fairfield and Taylor av-
enues. Other parties want to purchase
the lot, but the Town Hall will have the
preference until the LIST of May. An
other meeting will be held ON Saturday
night.
LAyRENCEBUKG. md.
Marriage licenses for the last week
Silas Abdon and Mary Folketon, Charles
Libbert and Mary Sherman.
The Ledertafel Orchestra will resume
their open-air concerts for the summer
season in the new Town Park the first
Saturday evening in May, providing the
weather will allow it.
A reorganization of the Democrat,
Club. was temporarily effected Friday
night in the Council Hall. COMMITTEES
on permanent organization, w. H. Balm
bridge, Peter Pfalzgraf, Alfred Brcgan
John f. Check and Geo. G. Columbia
Committee on Hall, R. E. Slater, G
Renner and J. H. Buskam. Next meet
ing of the Democratic Club will be helt
in the Courthouse Saturday evening
next at u o'clock.
BELLEFONTAINE. q.
Miss Reynolds of Degraf is the gues
of the Misses Hawley.
Miss Ida Little6eld of Buffalo is visit
ing at Judge Lawrence's.
DIR. Finley Buchanan, a rising youn,
man of Sidney, was in town yesterday.
Miss Neva Johnston of Marion, O., will
, sing at the Nella Brown entertainment.
Web Brandon, late of Union City, i
studying law with Howinstine & Sweet.
, Mr.Will Johnston of st. Louis is spend
, ing a few days here, looking up oil
{ friends.
Mr.. John Douthet Of Pittsburg
spending the Wooster vacation wit
: George Palmer.
Robert Smith, Loudon, o., Frank Ho
!. and George Gilman of West Jehersol
are the guests of Ben. J. johnson.
MIDDLETOWN. q.
D. Miller has recovered from an al
tack of remittant fever.
Jos. Shorn, our young barber, look
very sweet with glasses.
l W. H. Sawtell, of Toledo, o., was i
our city yesterday on business.
. Mr.. Elias Folk and family, Of Frank
lin, O., were in town yesterday.
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