The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-21

those selfish officials, and it ls now high
time that we get up in our might and de-
mand the repeal of the ordinance, or the
resignation of those confounded, bull
doing Councilmen. A TAX PAYER.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Versailles is to have a new hotel.
The thermometer stood 81 Friday in
the shade.
The travel TO the races has been death
to horses.
Large crowds lett for Louisville on
Friday morning.
Charley Gorham made the fastest time
on record Friday.
DR.. Chenault has left for the Hot
Springs to be gone several months.
Never were knowing ones more badly
bitten than at the races the past week.
The Kentucky Association have abol-
ished handicaps and all races less than
mile.
Mr.. Gus. Clark, of this city, 10 lying
very i'll at the residence Of his mother on
Broadway.
The decoration Of graves at Camp
Nelson National Cemetery takes place
on the 30,h.
Thomas Bradley has sold to J. P.
Bowel pig six months old that weighs
24O pounds.
John Welsh, whose mother died on
Thursday, is lying very i'll at his home
at Spring Station.
The hog cholera still RACES in this Sec
tion, and some Of our farmers have lost
nearly all OF their hogs.
The fishing party had bad luck on Fri
In M has L.
completely out, and failed to catch a
| fish.
Oldham b Mccormick have bought of
the Changers of Woodford County over
forty thousand pounds of wool at q to 81
cents per lib.
HAMILTON.
An excursion to the Mammoth Cave
| is talked Of in society circles just now
William Irwin, of Lemon Township,
is out as candidate for County Re-
corder.
MIR. Lee Harrison, OF Terre Haute, Ind,
the young gentleman TO whom Miss
Dude Millikln is attianced, is in the city
on BRIEF visit.
| The Pioneer Association Saturday
adopted resolution rendering the la
dies Of the dining hall, the livery stab e
men, Light Infantry, Blue Guards, and
the CITIZENS vote of thanks.
| Among the visitors at the Pioneer Gel
ebration we noticed Miss Oracle Camp
bell, Misses Earhart and Shillito, Of
Glendale; Mrs. Tom Snaler, Cincinnati; !;
Mrs. AID. Dickey, Amanda; Miss Anna
McLain, Urbana.
Miss Lucy Hardie, a bright and charm
ing young lady of Frankfort, Kentucky =,
and Miss Susie O'Hara, one OF Coving-
/ toms most popular,and attractive young
g. ciety ladies, were in the city Satur-
day and graced the Pioneer picnic with
their presence. They were the guest of
Miss May Van Derveer while here, and
left this morning for the sold Kentucky
| shore," much to the regret and sorrow W
OF a host oil disconsolate admirers.
The Pioneer reunion and picnic Sat-
urday was decided success and passed
off very pleasantly. The number ON the
grounds was estimated at between five
and six thousand. Quite a number OF
the members OF the Cincinnati Pioneer
Associa tion were in attendance. Tue
procession. headed by the Apollo Band
reached the Fair Grounds about II
O'Clock. The exercises consisted OF
speech-making, singing by the old folks,
music by the band and refreshments.
There ID some talk that the Street
Railroad Company will, before tair time,
remove the rails from the west side oil
the river and lay them out to the County
Fair Grounds. This project would Ger.
tainly be more advantageous than the
present route, owing to the patronage
of visitors to the Cemetery alone, which
continues all the year, saying nothing
OF the holding Of The County Fair and
the use Of the Fair Grounds by picnic
parties and sxcursionists during the
summer months.
CArrrnuNra ouVo