The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-26
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DAYTON, KY.-People wifo feel dis
posed to encourage by their presence
the development of our latent baseball
talent and muscle will have an oppor-
tunity Of witnessing an excellent game
ON Saturday, between tne ina mcArtnur
Club, of this city, and the hlnggolds,
of Newport, The game will be played
on the grounds OF the Macarthur Club,
at the foot OF Mckinney street.
CALIFORNIA, O.-On account of the
low water, it is becoming difficult for the
large boats to land at our wharf.
If little will power is exercised in
our village, the steamer J. M. Macarthur,
as a California packet, will be asuccess.
VIII 1t be donep
A good time is expected at the Odd
fellows picnic tomorrow.
FRANKFORT, KY.-Gov. McCreary
will be inaugurated next Tuesday.
The Baptist Church at this place, one
of the most active working and prosper
ous societies In the State, has former
Union General as its pastor, and uum-
bers among it's deacons an Ex-COnfeder-
ate Colonel and two officers of the State
Penitentiary. The Governor OF the
State is one of the members OF the soci-
ETY..
McClester, on Tuesday, accidentally
struck her mother-in-law with shovel
with which she was lifting a lump of
coal, causing painful wound.
The Gas Company will send ahundred
barrels of coal tar to indianapolis next
week.
The Gaff distillery is doing a heavy
business now.
Mr.. Goodman, the foreman of Dobelps
furniture factory, is reported ill.
Sam Young, the young man who
knocked down Mr.. Crosby in June last,
as detailed in the STAR, has been fined
S25.
NICHOLASyILLE, KY.-Daniel Scott,
who had his arm amputated few days
ago, is doing well.
Miss Leila Barkley, who has been quite
III for some time, is reported better.
MIR. George Welch, who Is running q
steam thresher, represents the wheat
Drop, that is saved to be yielding well
and of better quality than was at first
anticipated.
Mr.. E. s. Woods has remodeled the
front Of the dwelling he purchased from
Mr., Henry Crow, which has much i'm
proved its appearance.
Hon. III. j. Durham, Clifton Rodes and
j. ". Proctor, OF the Central National,
and Geo. Welch, sr., OF the First Ma
tional Bank, of Danville, are in attend
ance at court.
h(South) at this place, ON Sunday last
decided to propose to the annual Con
ference, which meets at Maysville this
year, to appoint the growing little city
OF Nicholasville as the place of meeting
in 1876.
LUDLOW, KY.-Our public schools
commence on the 9th of September
Parents Will take notice, and have theil
children ready Tor the opening day.
Mayors Court. IL. Berkencamp
assault and battery, 81 and costs; N
Ocshner, selling beer without city
license, $40 and costs. It is fair to state
that MI. Ocshner complied with the city
ordinance regulating the sale OF beer, sc
far as furnishing petition properly
signed, but the Council not deeming him
a proper person to license, refused the
prayer of his petition. The case will be
Brought. to the upper court to- test the
validity of the assumed discretionary
power Of our city dads.
Charles Venn, Esq, ex-member of City
Council, is back again to his old stamp.
ing ground. Walnut Hills had no fasei.
nations for Charley as compared with
the fair faces and fresh air Of his native
Ludlow.
Our Ludlow Baseball Club take trip
to Dayton, o., on Saturday, 2Sth, to play
the crack club of that city. The game
will take place on the grounds OF the
Soldiers Home, after which grand
dress parade of the veterans of the
Home. The gala day will wind up With
grand banquet in honor of the occa.
sion.
Mr.. Abadie, OF the Ludlow B. B. c., is
confined in his room by sickness, and
will not be able to resume his position
on the baA field for several days.
CYNTHIANA. KY.-The first meeting
of the HARRISON county Fair Associa
tion began at the Fair Grounds near this
city on Mond ay, with good attendance
Of stock-raisers. We give list of a lew
OF the principal awards: Nessrs. Thos.
Corwin, Joseph Patterson, Joseph Hall,
HI ID. Ayres and Gus Shropshire. These
aYards were gwen for the best beef cat.
tie. A wheel OF fortune is running. on
The grounds, for which the managers pay
5000 Tor that, privilege. The wheel is
we'll patron zed by the green young men
from the country. The Kentucky Cen
tral Railroad is running train OF three
coaches from the depot to the Fair
Grounds every half hour. Major s. S
M0rey. OF the Democrat, Col. Craddoek,
OF the True Kentuckian, Col. D. Runyon,
of the Lexington Live Stock Record, and
our Cynthiana reporter, attend the Fair
daily. Col. Craddock is the leader OF
ptnis newspaper gang.
The following are the premiums award
ed yesterday: y.
Blooded HOrses--Best stallion, three
years old and over, S20, Jas. Patterson,
Rr.s best stallion under three years, $40,
Ward Graddy, pr.; Levi Patterson, Ger. /;
best mare, three years old and over, $40,
4. u, Megibben, pr; Levi Patterson,
GER; best mare under three years, $40.
Ward u Megibben. >
Herds-Best stallion and three or
more OF his colts, regardless of owner
snip, $50, j., & w. Darnaby, pr; best
mare and three or more Of her colts, re-
ordI Iaoo nF pa