The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-27
GOSSIP.

lie. Ana some men make tneA peAS VoiJ
big.
The man who went TO the Legislature
con his meritss came back on freight
car.
Lightning-rod men have acquired new |
argument: "Spare the rod and you spoll
the chimney"
1t is pitiful, but Beaumont said, "The |
straightest path leading to a womaTs
love 10 pity"
What movement is that of man hoe
ing row OF potatoes? A row-tater-y
movement, OF course.
Blessed are the peace-makers, for they !
shall be called mutual friends, gain the !
illwin of both parties, and disgust the |
whole world. ."N
A California paper says ssThe milk-men
of San Francisco have formed a mutual
aid association. One holds the can Wnlie
The other pumps"
The voyage of life can not be made
without encountering many straits ana
narrows, and fashionable dresses 40 not
seek to avoid them.
This is the grass cutting time, and ev-
cry beautiful Maud Miller should now
be in the field raking hay, or holding
conversations with judges.
| LII Iu6 bIOubSedu VI mhCs soy JuoV h
lried to the Prince de Broglie, there were
thirty complete costumes, and camels'
hair shawls enough to make rainbow.
|. Now the mystery is fathomed. A Lon
don Clergyman says that the success OF
i. Moody and Sankey is ''due to the recoil
of the human CONSCIENCE from the agnos-
ticism OF science"
He was a rural Jenkins. He was
bound to be accurate, and he described
the wOman's costume thus: "She wore
| an elegant suit of something or other,
cut bias and trimmed endwise"
Dio Lewis says that if man will eat
blackberries and oatmeal for year he
J will be able to lift horse. Friends and
| brothers, will you loaf around life dr0nes
, and miss this golden opportunity?
! A Cape May belle says the sea-baths
there are as s'exhilarating as the clasp
OF a lover" One Of these days that girl
will be getting into trouble, and then
she will lay IL TO the ocean, OF course.
e A foreign journal informs its readers
z that Plymouth church numbers three
! thousand members who are all million
y aires. Tnls is said to account for the
Y greenbacks i'll the cUcoanut given to It's
l. parsOn.
How many ladies would 60 to church
!, if they were compelled to take of theil
! new bonuets i'll the house OF worship
u And what pleasure would then be lett!
!, These questions can be discussed at any
= nnlshing school.
!. y The success Of the attempt to introduce
, trout into Australia and New Zealand
I has induced similar effort for the Cape
q of Good Hope, and a number OF eggs,
= suitably packed, were shipped during
! the last winter from London.
n A proverb writer says: "True manlI'
ness begins at the point where one com.
# prehends, grasps, and masters What
L dlstresses him, and uses IL for his own
e purposes" This must be the green apple
e and watermelon era in boys life.
= Loo Gee Nee, doing business in San
= francisco under the firm name and style
= of Lee Wo Lung 81 Co., has filed a com.
y paint in the Nineteenth District Court
l, against the Union Pacific Silk Manufac
u turing Company. Loo Gee Nee wants .
- receiver appointed.
q A lady and gentleman paid their fare
!, including a transfer, in Buffalo stree
2. car, but on changing cars the sec0nt
n conductor was not notified and the.
II were expelled. A jury has now givel
i. them $500 damages against the Butfal
v East Srde Railroad Company.
III Inc StedEleT upOl WuiSd LIiotoll uu
j. ngaged to Sail from san Francisco 70
e Australia on the 21st ult. left port with
u out her, but with all her company o.
le board. When the captain discovere,
e, that she was lacking he put back to port
il She had paid for her ticket ~ 900, incluo
IL ing suite. ..----..
"a California is entering into competitio
~ ~ with Connec ecticut in the divorce market
~ An oppressed fair one i'll San Franclsc
a. q has been legally absolved from all alleg
70 ance to her lord and master on the groun
u, that his refusal to join the teetotal 81
"a ciety caused her "great mental anguish,
~ and, further, that he was 'guilty OF ca
~ y. treme cruelty towards her by calling he
~ names"
~ The audience at ataFrench theater is neN
re er troubled by tall hats worn by ladiet
er The folio wing notice was posted up in
x conspicuous position, and proved to
al. l. very effective: 'sThe manager request
ID that all good looking ladies will remoy
Nm their hats for the accommodation OF th
"a. | rest of the audience. The aged, the bal
To and the plain are not expected to con
II. ply with this request" 81.
Nj TRAINED in. SAVANNAH on the 9th. ri
re 1asnar Greens, of the Georgia = o militia ii'.
IL danger Of getting wet, were invited
Statas saa Soldiers. The Creams Cree prateinIl ii
sonpht The protiered offer. After Ii
Shower the United States troops salute
n. the Georgia boys. and the Georgia bo,
r. saluted the United States troops. All
MT thus was the bloody chasm again close
as up.
an The Albany Evening Journal says q
&C. is limited that Bennett, 'ir., will short
10 |return from Europe unwedded to any
'ts the numerous princesses who hay
lis yearned for an alliance with him." I'll
editorial fraternity OF this country b;
mt always carefully refrained heretofo
ne from all entangling matrimonial al
10; ances with the effete royal families
er Europe, and 1T is gratifying to know th
I'D Mr.. Bennett will not make himself ,
ID, exception to the rule.
omn The modern school girl must ha'
queer ideas. In a conversation with
n New York reporter at hop at Vass
~ Tuesday evening, one of them querie
a. "Are you single" an affirmative answ
being gwen. Then she asked though
- fully, sDo editors ever get rich" I
~ apencil HEAVIER" again replied in the
TO- firmatiye, and instanced several leadi
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