The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
at Beckett's Hall, are the places of
lamusement to-niglt

at Beckett Hail, are the places OF
Iamusement to-night
\ Yesterday was the second day of the
Butler County Fair. The Attendance
was GOOD aud the weather better tiian
was expected from slight ram which
fell the nigh; before. Butler County is
lnoled the State over for the excellence
of her County Fairs, and this year is no
exception. The city is decorated with
na9S and presents gala-day appear
| ance. There were entertainments at
both the halls last night, which added TO
the gayety OF the city.
WEST CoVINGToN, KY.
f. Grothouse, the celebrated Star
Oysterman of No. 10S Pike street, Gov
lngton, is on the road for the winter, in
his handsome turnout, anu more ur-
bahe gentleman could not5be dealt with.
| The Centennial Dancing Club No. 1
give their first hop at Centennial Hall
to morrow (Friday) evening, October 6,
1876. We wish the youngsters, one and
all, happy time, which we know every
| one of them will have under the hos spit a.
BILE and orderly roof of Mr.. Lucas Ro-
manowitz.
We were handed the following commu-
| nicatlon by prominent WestC Covington
| Retormer few moments before going to
press:
To the Editor of the Star:
DEAR SIR-As the DAILY STAR is the
| only thorough medium of commune
eating the news in West CoVington, be
klnd enough to publish the following
communication:
The Tilden and Hendricks Club of
This town being organized should at
once cal special meeting and prepare
| to swell the army of reform, that is, to
pass in review ut Cincinnati next Satur-
uay night. AS the city of Ludlow has
no organized club, an invitation
sent the Democracy at that precinct
would be responded TO warmly; and
then Junction could be formed vii b the
gallant Tilden and Hendricks Club OF
the West End Of C0Yington, thus march-
ing quite formidable battalion OF re-
formers to the great gala love feast over
the water. SUBsCHIBER
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Lexington Chess Club has been.
reOrganzsd.
Mr.. l.. b. Warren and daughter are
registered at the st. Nicholas.
Charity Hospital realized something
over $50 at the Hibernicon benefit.
Captain john Walsh, the champion
pool-seller," has gone to Cincinnati, from
whence he will go East.
Mrs. West, residing on Limestone
street, while burning some Bourbon
whisky for a sick person ATTEMPTED to
blow out the blaze which. communicated
with her husband, who was sitting near
iher, and came very hear cremating the
head of the family,
Mark cromwell, Esq, left a mammoth
bean pod at the Press office day or two
ago measuring three feet and nine inches
IN length. 1t was hung. Immediately
over The editors desk, and the august
parsonage seems to have laughed until
me mas grown lat over the IDEA of having
IL barbecue In MS own s3nctum.
DAYTON. KY.
The Dramatic Club has secured hall
and now fingers only for name.
The jury in the Davidson case. on
trial in Newport, came to Dayton last
evening and made a personal inspection
lof the water course on the premises OF
the plaintiff, which has been SO long a
subject of contention.
The Street Railroad Company ia at
last strengthening the track in front of
the old Oll-works in Newport. 1t is
vaguely limited Lhatthe whole track is TO
NC DoAoh up anu leldlu anu Lle ROAD put
in good order before winter. But this.
perhaps, is too much to expect.
The case of Mr.. smith, who sustained
suca serious personal injury on a street
car in a collision between the car and
lime wagon, is expected to come up for
trial in Newport this week. Mir. Smith
sued the driver OF the wagon, to whose
carelessness he attributes the accident, |
BELLEVUE. KY.
All members of the Hayes and Wheel
er GUARDS and Hayes and Wheeler Club |
are requested TO meet at the Liberty |
Pole al O'Clock, sharp, tomorrow (Fri. |
day evening, when they will march In |
a body under command Of Captain Rat |
lin, Lleutenants Enyart and Nixon, to |
join the Cincinnati procession. ALI those |
having uniforms out should be on hand |
with them promptly, as full company
Is desired. "Eyery man to his torch"
LUDLOW. KY.
The Hayes and Wheeler men of this
city have procured very fine pole,
which is now laying on the sidewalk at |
the corner Of Elm and George streets.
which, we understand, Will be raisedI
with great ceremony Friday evening.
MIR. A. Kistner, the timer of Carneal
street, says the people must anticipate /
q very cold WiAter in Ludlow, Judging
from the number of stoves he has fixed
up in the last few davs. Mr.. X. is oblig-
ing and deserves to be patronized.