The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-12

and the Kentucky University. Good-by,
boys ana girls.
Some Of our boys came home Sunday
morning on foot from Cincinnati. They
couldn't name the winner.
A large crowd attended Court Day in
this city Monday, and prices ranged
good for all kinds of stock.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, of Princeton, New
Jersey, preached in the Second Presby-
terrain CHURCH Sunday last.
The Democratic Committee failed to
appoint some one to ill the place made
vacant by Gen. James NJ. Robinson.
Prof. McGaryey delivered a beautiful
lecture sunday evening on the "Buried
Libraries OF Nineveh and Babylon"
We would like to know who gave our
friend Gratz the right to destroy
the beauty and symmetry OF the orna-
mental trees around the Courthouse
Square with his ruthless pruning hook
and bad taste, but we suppose every
man to his profession, and his is not
pruning.
LUDLOW. KY.
The A. o. u. W. have organized q
Lodge here which seems to be cutie pop
ular among some of our citizens.
The recent picnic of the American
Eagle Lodge, l. o. o. F., produced "two
souls with but single thought" and
"two hearts that" now "beat as one."
Think of this, ye lovers, both gallant
and gay, and patronize the American
Eagle next time.
DR.. Foote and Captain johnny Flavin,
OF Covington, were here last evening
looking up the Doctors chance OF u
friendly Ludlow deleg at the COM
ing Democratic State Senatorial Con-
vention. The Doctor is an urbane gen.
tleman, and Johnny is most excellent
fellow to go round with.
There is considerable corner contra.
dictiOn OF late as to who is the real
author of the far famed "New School
Circular' that created such wild oom.
motion in finan ciering circles here dur
ing the late attempt OF the humane por.
tion Of our citizens to rescue the school
children of this burg from suffocation,
Henceforth we say let contradiction
cease, for it 10 we'll known fact that
"our village blacksmith" Hon, G.
Whipple is the distinguished author.
Notwithstanding the attempts of Deacon
Smith and others Of that iIk to rob the
eloquent representative OF the Fourth
Ward Of his much cherished literary and
financial masterpiece, "me Fellow citi.
zens."
HAMILTON. ,..
The Ladies' Book Club meets Satur
day afternoon.
Thomas Regan is out as a candidate
for County Recorder.
Chas. Grebner was yesterday appoint
ed guardian OF VIM. Grebner and others.
minors. e." -.
The excursion train to the Soldiers,
Home VIII leave the depot at 500 to-
morrow morning.
A little lad named Straube was yes.
terday arrested for stealing some old'
machinery from the stable OF Fred.
Egery.
The funeral Of Mrs. VIM. Campbell will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The services will he conducted
by Rev. 7. J. Harris.
Ii the weather continues good the St,
Mary's Church picnic will come of on
Thursday sure. Prof. Wolf will furnish
the music Oh the occasion.
Charley Baierle, the Third.street
butcher, had ham stolen a few davs
since, and yesterday it was found con-
cealed in a load Of manure. Henry Sen.
brach and one Hoot were arrested Ior
the theft.
SOUTH BEND, OHIO.
The United Social Club Of this place
will give its first picnic In Kanny's
orchard Saturday, June 20, 1877.
Peter Owens, the young man who
broke his leg some time since in Jumping
from an excursion train, 10 doing well
and all amputation will not be ne ecessary.
as the doctors are confident OF saving
the leg.