The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-10


year. The grapes are rotting very fast
and will probably yield one-quarter OF .
crop; and vegetables being 90 cbea1
that it does not pay TO gather them for
marketing, and farmers and gardeners
having high rents TO pay, will not i,e
able to make both ends meet.
Mr.. William Humphreys, who has fsr
the last eight years been ASST Superin-
tendent Of the Cincinnati Fertilizer MAN.
ufacturing Co. (better known as 81.
Kecks's Stink Factory }, has resigned lis
position and gone to Madison, Indiana,
to start similar establishment. Nv
Humphreys Is an honest and faithful
worker, and IL any man knows how to
raise stink Billy is the one.
AvONDALE.-Ridgway avenue is faxt
losing its canallish appearance and is
now receiving good coating Of stosp
and gravel. ..,
st. Andrews Catholic Society an.
nounces grand picnic for the benefit Of
their church, on the I'D inst.
AT an adjourned meeting OF the VII
lage Council, held on Thursday evening,
an ordinance was passed tor the assess
ment OF 81 23.2 40 per front foot ior the
improvement Of East Shillitostree from
Union avenue to Lane street. No other
business was transacted.
The smiling countenance Of VIM. Penn
Nixon, Of The Inter-Ocean, was seen yes
terday ON our streets.
Since the laying OF the track of Route
No. Ii on Hunt 9 treet travel has been
greatly impeded by vehicles LETT Oh the
sides Of that thoroughfare. There is an
ordinance on that subject, and the police
should see that its provisions are en-
forced. tf Sy3
HAMILTON.-C0mmon Pleas Court
has adjourned for two weeks.
Long 81 Alstatter have patented q
binder to be attached to their NOV ing
machines, which was tested yesterday
and gave complete satisfaction. ~.
Lorenz Schwarz,a cheese maker, while
10 ut of deliriuln tremenS last Tnurs.
day night, came near killing his wife
with large cheese knife, anu only being
prevented by man named johnson who
happened to be passing by at the time
and heard the wOman's cries. e
On Thursday night Prosecuting At
torney Vallandigham, Sam Dodson ANA
Geo. Dalton vent 10 Mount Pleasant to
catch coiOred man, Indicted for for
gerry. They returned after mldnigiit
with white man whom they supposed
TO be the culprit, and the mi, take 10
color was not discovered until they
reached the oounty Jail. 2 80
Some time ago DR.. U. Forster brought
suit against JAS. Federle, OF Fairfie. a
township, f0r SI04 Tor professional sery-
ices in attending to fractured limo.
Defendant denies that the doctor had
done him any good, and claims that II
TACT he had done him material injury, rs
alter tw wo,months' treatment the hfI.b "a
still detormed, with no prospect Of being
otherwise. These facts were also tcst!-
fed to by several Hamilton phSsiciaus,
ana DR.. Carey, of Cincinnati. Tie cass
was brought before Esquire Morris ana
q jury, VINO yesterday tvund t0r The d.
feDdant.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Dr. so.epa ynL
Lex, one Of ons celebrated fsbermeo 10
bard at work ON his fish cork ma thine
which he intends to patent. The yeuer-
able Doctor has entirely recovered tr,ln
the injuries he received while returninv
from "a fishing party.
Chief Justice Morris is quite unwaN
with the chills. He is attended by Dr.
W. W. Boyd, whose skillfui treatment
will bring the Chief Justice TO the bench
in few days.
Information has come to light that the
puDiIsn!ng mouse. OF j. p. Morton a. Co..
oi LOUISVILLE, will make a desperate
effort to throw out OF the LrxIuyso,.
schools the Eclectic Realers, IT, maxa
room for Buffers series OF re.uer,. and
"that hundred OF dollars will be spent iu
The light" The people y ho buy school
books Will be made to pay tor the music
IN the high price charged for the text
books.
The cities Of Covington and Newoor4
put no restrictions on trade by leyying
special tax on stOrekeepers. The buIsi.
ness men in these cities are able 10 COM
pete with their neiyhbors, but the riler-
chants Of Lexington are not, and thereby
of thousands OF dollars am
lually are sent to other cities for gooda
Ind wares that ought to be spent mere.
But so long as the restrictive system OF
,he days of James III are earned out "a
Ong will our city languish. 4.gg
Col. y. FLETCHER Johnston was. spoken
II yesterday as the probable Democratic
;andidatc for Representative. Nc one
'oyets tho honor Of being a leader Of the
lnterrified patriots.
The friends Of Judge 8. 3. Goodl q
we're surprised yesterday morning 10
lear OF his withdrawal from the LeyssiM-
i've canvass.
The Democracy and Independents are
wanting candidate to represent thjs
ity in the General Assembly. We know
# none that can fill that vacuum as Woli
% the Hon. James II. Mulligan, Judae
Il the Recorders Court of Lexinyton.
gentleman Of fine scholarly attain.
nents, who has discharged his Official
uties with wisdom and energy, No
ther name in this community couia
AIRY go much respect and popular in
luence. He would receive the support
t the Democracy to . unit, ana a iarxs
lumber of Independents, suticiens 10
lect him.
Every member OF the Psycho Phiio-
ophic Society in this city takes faE
TAR. f,a
A raspberry festival for the beneft q
be Short-street Baptist Church wac held
n Thursday evening in the paxlors a
be Ashland House, and was nttendaa
y large number OF ladies and geutln-
len representing the intelligence ana
Of Lexington. The -.
GIFTED company Of ladies' tn charge a
ne bouquet tables were, to say the eia1sk.
azzling. There is no use in trying =
into details about the pleasant affsif.
'hich lasted until midnight, and NJ
ighlY successful DeGuniariIv TAa nS3L