The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-31
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cKNrHIANA, KY.-Mr. Horam Ma
gee, while driving moving machine on
his mothers farm, near here, was thrown
from his seat and terribly lacerated by
the machine. One of his legs was cut or
by the sickle, and several severe cuts In
fiicted upon other portions OF Ms person,
so that his life is despaired or This will
| be sad news to the many friends Of Mr..
Magee. who was not only we'll known,
but deservedly popular with all whs
knew him.
MARYsvILLE, O.-The Changers of
Union county held picnic at this place
ON Saturday. The attendance was very
large and the exercises OF an unusually
Interesting character. The Changers
met at the public square in the morning,
and accompanied by two good bands,
marched to the grounds, making q line
display.
! The Stars of this place, and the Look.
outs OF Milford, played very close and
exciting game on Saturday at the Fair
Grounds. The score stood 10 to 10, and
the game as a consequence WILL be played
over. The attendance was very large.
Much interest Is manifested in the mat
tier.
Paterson's peanut stand was set on
fire by some ruthless wretch on Sunday,
and burned to the ground. 40
Mayho, the colored man shot by jew
sell, Is reported at the point of death.
The public schools open soon.
LAWRENOEBURG. IND. - Henry
Rusie and Hugo sager are equally happy.
In Henry's case it is a girl, and in
lHugo's a boy which weighs nine and
rone-half pounds. All reported doing
well.
Enos Barrett is putting a stone wall
under his floating palace" purchased
during high water.
The coal is being removed from the
w00len mills yards.
Mr.. McNelly, of the Petersburg ferry,
10 reported dangerously i'll.
Miss Laura Bowlsly, of Harrison, is
visiting friends in the city.
Grandfather Haas was prostrated with
o paralytic stroke on Saturday, and had
to be carried home, where he is now con-
fined to his bed. The old gentleman is
therefore be entertained for his recov-
cry.
Joseph A. Green, in behalf of the
Grangers, has brought two more suits
against the Dearborn County Commis-
sloners for alleged extravaganza.
OSGOOD, IND.-There is some talk of
a foundry being started here this fall.
We are to have an additional store
lboot and shoe store in short time.
: The. stone-quarries are all in full blast
since the rainy weather subsidized.
Our Fair began to-day, to continue four
days. We expect to see some Of the
fastest pacing, trotting and running done
on our track that the records OF the
country can show. The grounds are in
excellent condition, and the arrange.
ments are all we'll locked after. Six
hundred and fifty -four shade-trees adorn
the grounds, making the place most de-
lightfuI and pleasant. Wewoufd invite
persons living in the cities to come and
take few days OF pleasant recreation
and pure air with us. We have three
lords are experienced and accomm0-
dating. Come and see for yourselves.
A warrant, or summons, was Issued,
by the Commissioners OF Ripley county,
on last saturday, charging Mr.. John
Newman, the Ex-Treasurer, who left the
Office, last Monday, with delinquencies
Of from ten to twelve. Thousand dollars.
Cur Township Trustee Is having our
Bchoel-house painted anew and fitted up
In good style, and has also employed
four teachers for the fall and winter
term, VIZ. Mr. George W. YeGng, Prn,
cipal, Miss Albaugh, Mrs. M. Hicks and
Mrs. Aughs. A good selection.
Vt a IN How off ali
some sixty years Of age, was yesterday
arrested tor drunkenness and lodged in
jail.
Ex-SehooI Commissioner Harvey will
deliver an address in the Uniyersalist
Church tomorrow evening"
The residence of Mrs. Abner Campbell
was burglarized Sunday night and con-
Siderable silyerWare carried on.
Where are the Managers of the Chill
dren's Home? The retreshment stand
and dining hall at the Fair Grounds are
to let.
On Saturday night an Allan Club was
organized in st. Clair township, by elect
fSchwab Secretary. Thirty-tWo names
were signed. The meeting was ad-
dressed by j. M. Warwick.
At meeting OF the County Commits
sioners yesterday Vanderveer and
Symmes, attorneys on behalf OF Brikley
s. Bro, appeared and asked to withdraw
the proposition made by their clients to
furnish the county with their system of
bookkeeping, for use of the County
Treasurer and Audit0A including the
right to use all their forms and improve
ments, as we'll as the City Right Books
for the county TO be furnished, and pay
ment made ON delivery of the eight books,
all for y, 400. Leave was given to with
draw.
Miller and Hughes, Of Union town.
ship, appeared before the Board, asking
the Commissioners to build two bridges
on the county road east Of Chester. The
Board agreed to visit the premises on
"Wednesday next:
LEXINGTON, KY.-Jacob Parker, an
old eitizen Of This county, died on Satur-
day last, aged 6S years.
: Misses Noble Hobbs and Annie Craig,
Of Jefferson county, are visiting in the
city.
The Eagle Baseball Club, of Louis
vile, did not play here yesterday, being
disabled.
Miss Matte Bronston, Of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. Isaac Hutchison.
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