The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
ing through the old. old performance Of
coaxing fire with coal oil. .-

coaxing hre with coal OIL. ..r
We notice table on one of the street
corners to catch passers-by who wish to
sign the "Remonstrance against the re-
moval of the Courthouse to Morrow
town" The corner is busy with signers;
both men and women taxpayers sign it
Zone by one the roses falr' into the pit
of matrimony. A few days ago MIR. David
Allen mysteriously disappeared, but as he
always was considered the cornerstone
bachelor of town, none Of his friends ever
thought of his real design until Presto! he
appeared with Miss Kate La Fleur, Baltl-
more belle, as his wife. We highly con-
gratulate Mr.. Allen on his choice.
DAYTON. Kx.
Rev. J. White and family removed to
Greensburg, Ind, to-day. .. ..a ...
The funeral of Miss Mary Nolte took
place yesterday. and was largely attended.
Mr.. H. G. Holthoff has received an ap-
pointment as Assistant Assayer in the A.
say Office, at Rosita, Col. ... -... b..
1t should be understood that the suit
brought against the Day ton & Neport Rail
road before Squire Buchanan the other
day, was not against the present manage
ment, who are entitled to this explanation
CRY CouNcII. Council met last evening
in regular session. In the absence of the
President Mr.. A. A. Winter was elected
President pro tenn. -' 80 "n r
The Street Committee, City Engineer and
Attorney were instructed to take steps to-
ward securing proper drainage for the stag
nant water lying in Preston Haynes sub
division.
The City Marshal having appointed Mr..
| Edward Helm his deputy, the action on
the endorsement Of the same by Council
was postponed until the next regular meet
| ing. el.., tala. .f..l.a,. T..
The Marshal presented his itemized bill
for serving delinquent tax notices, which
was referred to the Law Committee.
The matter of the proposed amendment
to the charter authorizing the issue of SIC
in bonds, to refund the floating debt. hav
ing been reconsidered, it has again passed
upon call of the yeas and nays.
A number of citizens were present fol
the purpose OF making remarks in the in
terest of the improvement of the affairs O.
the city, and were granted the privilege O
speaking. A motion to appoint commit
tee from Council to confer with them wa
lost. On motion adjourned. . r. .
% GEORGETOWN. KY.
: Remember, the STAR is fast gaining
ground. Why? Because it is the best pa
per in circulation in Georgetown.
Jessie and Smell stand forty-one each il
, the rafting of the music-box at Roberts
that being the highest number thrown.
Tom Story, when coming out Of Mitch
, els shoe store Saturday, slipped and fell
i and hurt himself so badly that he has bee
laid up ever since. sD..I ..e.
Election of Trustees of this town too
place Saturday, January Sd, resulting il
: the election of the following gentlemen
q Noah Spears, Chairman; Jas. Tompsor
r. Geo. Fitzgerald. E. G. Barlow, Joseph l
3 Lemon, Kinzea Stone, Hugh O'Neill, Joh
s. Gaines, DR.. J. R. Hall.
, Mr.. B. A. Chapman went to his home i
: Illinois last week to see his family. New
e has since been received that he does not i,
D tend to return. Mr.. Chapman has man
: friends in this place who regret his depar
= ure. Mr.. George A. Gibson expects to ca
t ry on the business, and hopes to be patrol
lied by all the old customers and Others.
;. FAlRMOUNT.
e Anselin Schreiber's bar keeper at Dick
e corner, Fairmount, was the winner of tx
q cooking stove and utensils complete, whic
t were ratified off at the st. Bonevontul
b Church Fair last Sunday evening. As tn
e is leap year, Nose is ready to receive pr,
i posals from the fair sex in view to matr
n mony. t-.... ..r.r. ........ FL