The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20
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ID. u ID. Depot at this place were be-
fore the Court Monday, and found not
guilty.
| Mr.. George Fluff, who lately purchased
James Woolley's cigar stand, has just re-
ceived some of the finest cigars and to-
bacco in the market and himself, assisted
by Joe, will be ready at all times to wait
upon his many customers.
George Potter contemplates starting for
Illinois next week to spend the pleasant
summer months with relatives. Mr..
Potter's health has been very poor for the
last year, and he thinks Illinois soil
will agree with him much better. George,
please drop us few lines after you get
there and tell us how you like the coun-
try.
LEBANON. o.
The boys are asking where the deuce is
Phil. Sullivan. We are inclined to think
that Phil. has given up all hope.
The "Philharmonics" gave an excellent
concert Tuesday night, but we are sorry
to say they did not take in enough to pay
expenses. ....., .....
Mr.. Ira Watts, whose recovery was
thought doubtful, as he is now in his
eighty-frst year, is fast regaining bis
strength.
Milt. Egbert is coming out as a candi-
date for Corporation Clerk. Milt. has
only one leg to run" on, but as rule
in these kind of races two legs are more
Of burden than a help.
The Taylor Bros. Minstreb gave their
first performance here, since organizing,
last night, to a poor audience, the per-
formance being still poorer. The smart
est member of tine troupe is Lebanon
boy.
WEST CAKROLLTON, o.
| Sam. Andrews feels big-it is a ten
pound girl.
! James Kendall contemplates building
fine dwelling on Short street.
/ Dolph Slanker intends to 60 to Lead
vile by the 22d of this month.
There will be a social at the Presby-
terian Church next Saturday evening,
and good time is expected.
Michael Eicher left our village. and
he thinks Of opening coal and wood
yard at Franklin, 0. We wish him sue
cess.
WASHINGTON @. H.. q.
The Ely Light Guards 60 to Niagara
Falls May 4th. A number of citizens
will accompany them.
Court convened on Monday, Judge
Steel on the bench. An immense amount
of business is on the docket, and long
term is expected.
A gentleman named Conner, in getting
out of his buggy at the residence of Mr..
George Gilmore, fell and broke his right
leg, near the ankle.
Master Ben. Wigington, agent for the
STAR, is prompt in the delivery of the
paper, and will be pleased to increase his
subscription list. Give him trial.
The Loan Exhibition, commencing
next Monday, promises great success.
A large collection of curiosities have al
ready been secured, and more are coming.
Miss Spence, living near Morrow, will
take class in oil painting, commencing
the latter part of next week. Miss Spence
possesses rare skill as an artist and is en-
titled to the highest consideration of our
citizens.
EELZEvUE. Ky.
Knights Of Honor meet tonight Al
attractive programme will be given.
Interest in the election is great, ant
the primary meeting tomorrow nigh
will be large one.
E Mr.. Will Gould is a candidate fo
CITY Clerk, and is very popular young
man. Willis friends will work for hi,
success with frmness and determine
ton.
The Favorites' ball last night was al
enjoyable one, but was not as we'll at
tended as was expected, especially OF
the part of the fair sex. The company
separated at a. m. this morning.
Mr.. John P. Neuman has consented tc
be a candidate for President of Council
at the earnest solicitation of number Of
friends. Mr.. Neuman possesses the abil
! ! ity and will make good presiding Officer
if elected.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-The plan
: and specifications of Hazen alley was re-
ferred to the Improvement Committee
: The Marshal reported the Jail in COM
plete order. Claims to the amount O
$1O7 were allowed. The resignation Of
Mr.. West RatlifF as Councilman, to take
effect on March 1st, was received anG
accepted. The ordinance for the cleo
ton of town officers was passed. Th'
following gentlemen were appointed 81
officers Of election: Messrs. Alfred West
/ and Samuel Davis, Judges; Mr.. Georg'
7 Chadwick, Clerk; Mr.. Emile Diss, Sher
if. Mr.. Ratliff was rendered vote Of
thanks by the Board for his eficien,
services as Councilman. President Hob
son also rendered Mr.. Ratliff vote o
thanks on his own hook. Adjourned.
xPnxNGFIELD. q.
Mr.. S. Moler, of Detroit, is spending
, few days here.
g Lenten services at st. RaphaePs Churcl