The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-27
LEXINGTON, KY,


Miss Annie Martain is visiting friends
in Mt. Sterling.
Dr.. Chin and wife are visiting friends
at Olympia Springs.
Miss Mary White, Of Versailles, is
visiting friends in this city.
Died, yesterday morning, Henry Skill
man, youngest child OF Geo. BeitZ.
Rev. b. NJ. Messick, of Louisville, will
preach at the NJ. L. Church South on
Sunday.
marx Curtis and George Babcock will |
speak to-Aight at 8 O'Clock on the corner
oil walnut and Third streets.
The residence of Mr.. Storm, on Lime
stone street, was entered by burglars on
ednesday III broad daylight, and
roDped OF $20 worth OIL clothing.
On Wednesday Lynch O'C onnor threw
rock at Mr.. Charles Blanck, the butch
er, lhtiicIiDg a very dangerous wound.
VConnor was arrested by Officer Boy
ers, whom he resisted, but he was finally
| taken to the Lookup.
DAYTON. KY.
At last. The long-look ed-for and ear
nestly.pray editor dummies are now here,
| and Dayton rejOices with exceeding
great joy. They arrived about IL o'cloo K
last night per steamer Charles Bowen,
and were landed on the Ohio side at the
foot OF Washington street. To-day they
| were towed over and placed on the
| track. The "machines" are very hand
some. A sight of them is good for sore
eyes. That injunction case against
the railroad was dissolved yesterday,
and work on the roau in New.
port was resumed this morning
The dissolying, OF the injunction does
| not apply to The use OF steam power
through NeWport; tnat question must
| be decided at future hearing. AL.
Berry, the disgruntled sore-head, eau
console himself with the reflection that
II he did net succeed iu outfit dnking
Colonel Macarthur he helped to saddle a
big amount of costs on Newport. An
otner tit or two OF that kind OF economy
| would bankrupt the burg. Daytonians
are not apt to forget his course in this
matter, and he will hear an unmis TAXA
BILE expression of disapprobAtion at the
polls next month,
One Of the most pleasant social events
| OF the season took place last night at
! the residence Of MIR. Chas. Ill. Gould, on
Third street. About twenty-five ladies
and gentlemen met together and passed
a most delightful time. The programme
consisted Uf music, dancing, refresh
ments and a good time generally.
HAMILTON.
The Republicans hold their Mass Con-
yentlon at Beckett Hail tomorrow.
The Irving Club will be entertained
this evening by Mrs. Joseph Davis, at
her residence.
The Democrats all seem highly pleased
with tie late Stale nominations. Some
objections are made to the platform.
Edwin Kidd, the Hamilton reporter
for the Gazttte, is rusticating at Lake
| Chautauqua, ana will be absent u week
or two.
The Episcopal Sabbath-school picnic
yesterday passed of very pleasantly.
both scholars and teachers eDjoyinp the
day equally we'll.
The trotting match to come off at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon, owing to
the rain, Will be postponed until the
weather is more ausplclous.
Children's meeting will be held next
SaDo1th evening at the Episcopal
Church. The exercises ON these occa-
slons are very Interesting and pleasant
to attend.
The funeral of Miss Eliza Alston, who
died Wednesday, will take place this
afternoon from her residence. near
Symmes' Corner. Rev. Dart will con.
duct the. services.
Mrs. Jacob Rowe, one OF Sommer.
ville's Oldest residents, died Yesterday
at her home in that village. Her funer-
al Will be held tomorrow afternoon at Q
O'Clock from her late residence.