The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-14
NEWPORT.

bushels. Tle Treasurer's report snoWs
a balance ON hand OF $l,3S7 36.
NEWPORT.
No City Court. .n
Martin Kennedy was fined ST and
COSTS by Squire Buchanan, on two
charges ofdisUrderly conduct.
The Bellevue Reds defeated the Cough
OF Newport in very interesting game
of ball at Col. TaylUr's bottoms, on Sat.
urday, by score oil TO 5.
Il. W. Lampe will be wheeled around
the Courthouse BLOCK in a wheelbarrow
this evening by Squire Hof. A field
band Will be in attendance.
Mr.. John Green, member of the old
Barracks Band, is. able to b5 around
again alter severe attack of that
dreaded disease, infiammatory rheuma-
tsm.
Tilden and Hendricks Clubs will be
organized Tonight in the Fifth and Sec
-ond Yards. Tomorrow night meeting
will be held for a like purpose in the
First Ward.
Grand Representative w. A.. Cotter.
OF The knights of Pythias, with others OF
the order from this city and Vicinity
Will leave ior Philadelphia on the 19tn
instant, to aLtend the Grand Lodge,
which meets on the oath of the month in
that city.
:. Rosan Pleasanton, better known as
"Lady Rosan" says--and she ought TO
knoW-that one wihkfrom Judge Giesler
1s good for 10 and costs, OF when he shuts
botn eyes $40 aud costs, or thirty DAYS
ON be stone-pile is coming as sure as
You.tIVe. ..-
George Baldwin, who was SO danger
nnslV a fa Huu hu IA IL,
ln-law, named Lenningham, particulars
of which was given in the STAR at the
time, is getting along so well that he will
soon be able TO be around again. Lem
ningham is languishing in Jail.
Commodore Brugan has been
down lor several days with a
severe attack of what Dr.
Carney calls Herodiflebuss. The Com
mod0re Will soon be himself again with
the constant use OF Carney's celebrated
Resolyeut of COncutia. We understand
the Doctor will sail for Halifax, and
from there to The Cannibal Islands, as
soon as he gets the Commodore on his
feet again.
A meeting Of the Republicans of the
city was held at the Courthouse Satur-
day evening for the purpose OF organic
ing Hayes and Wheeler Club. Capt.
John A. Williamson was elected tempo
rary President, and VIII. l.. Goulu
temporary Secretary. A committee of
five, consisting OF W. A. Golfer, l.. r.
hawthorne, Henry Sehriver, X Sine
and Il. b. Youlsey, was appointed to
make selections Uf a President, two
Vice Presidents, Corresponding and
Financial Secretary, a Recording Sec
rotary, and an Executive Committee,
composed of one member from each
ward and than n 10 ti,,,.
to be held at the Courthouse next Fri
day evening. After speeches were
heard from W. A. Golfer, Esq, ana
others, the meeting adjourned.
. LEXINGTON. KY.
I Watermelons are not scarce in Lex
ington.
TIE ineessant rain here has seriously
interfered with hemp cutting.
The Citizen says Tarlton was elected
Sheriff, but Major Thomas got the office,
because he got the greatest number OF
votes. Sad.
At the sale Of Col. Geo. Bedford's, near
Paris. last week, an imported bull sold |
for$17, 900. Col. Bedford thinks the ami |
NAL given away, as lie was once offered
e25, QUO for him..
A young octoroon waif, apparently |
about ten days olu, was found neatly de- |
posted in the yard OF Mr.. NJ. p. Lancas.
ter lew evenings ago. Up to this time |
no parental owner has come to claim the |
Dutcast. and the Mayor has sent it to d |
rolored woman, who will have Tempo |
fary charge OF 1t.
HAMILTON.
F. Seoby, editor of the Telegraph, has |
gone TO the Centennial.
The III. l.. I. will 20 into camp next |
week in grove near Millville.
The County Commissioners met satur-
day. Bills to the amount OF $f76 II were
passed.
w. d. Dartnen, the absconding book.
keeper of the Niles Tool works, has been |
heard from. He is in Canada, and it is
Thought his family, who are still here, |
are making preparations to follow him.
The Light Infantry paid the City OF
Camden visit on Saturday. They were
invited to participate in picnic at that
point. The boys came back in fine
spirits, and think Camden not a bad
place to visit.
The long -talked.of ratification meeting
came off Saturday night Quite a good
crowd were III attendance, and every.
thing passed of to the satisfaction of all
concerned. Speeches were made by Jas.
E. Neal, John NeIlan, Dan. Callen, and
pthefs.
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