The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
LEXINGTON. XIV.

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foughiogheny coal is selling In this
city at 2213 cents.
Miss Lydia Hall Is visiting Miss EN-
ma Hulette in this city.
The Cincinnati Southern has put OIL
another train, making two daily trains.
There was a large attendance at the
hotels Yesterday, and the races were
! also largely attended.
j. T. Upington, of this city, took four
out of the five blue ribbons for the finest
carriage work at our Fair.
Hymyar is the name OF the colt belong
ing 10 Major Thomas, who won the colt
race Tuesday. He would not put any
price on nim.
Among the most noted horse men in
| the city are ID. Swigert, Esq, a. Keene
Richards, Frank B. Harper, 4. J.
Nichols, james McIntyre,T. j. Megibben
| anu Gen. A. Buford.
HAMILTON.
Miss Finch, OF Oxford, spent yesterday
in the city.
Oliver Traber has been quite sick
since Friday last.
The Lone Star Lodge Of K. OF P. re.
Old Kaintuck.
FRIDAY evening Judge West, the Re.
publican candidate Tor Governor, will
speak at the Courthouse.
ID. w. McClung and Tom Works, co..
ored, VIII address the Republicans of
oXlord, On Tuesday night next.
Miller, correspondent OF the Volks-
oiatt, was married Tuesday night to
MISS Louisa Helser. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dart.
A wagon filled with beer kegs was
slightly demolished yesterday on Basin
street. The accident was caused by the
horses becoming frightened.
The Board of Agriculture are busy
completing preparations for the coming
lalr, Wh Gu opens on Monday wees
The indications are that it will be one OF
The finest ever held In the county.
Those wishing to spend a pleasant
evening should not forget the social at
the residence OF Mrs. Abner Campbell
Tonight. All are invited. Ice cream
and cake, with only dime to pay.
James Line, well-known farmer
who lives some three miles east of the
city, was yesterday thrown from a
horse and had his lett thigh crushed and
otherwise badly injured. Fears are en-
tertained that his injuries may prove
latal.
william Streber was yesterday arrest.
ed by Constable Regain on an affidavit
sworn out by Fred. Fischer, of Somers-
vile, for obta mug possession OF horse
valued at $l2S, IN u fraudulent manner.
he was taken before Justice Carver
and held in $500 bail for his appearance
at the next term OF Court. He gave the
required bail.
WEST COvINGToN. KY.
Miss Merriam Cook, a Cincinnati lady,
is visiting the Misses Clark.
Miss Alice Clark is teaching in the
public Schools at Jetfersonyille, Ohio.
Right Rev. Bishop ToeDbe, of Coving.
ton, paid flying visit to the pastors of
this pace and Ludlow ast Sunday al
ternoOD.
The Forrest Dramatic Club contem-
plates giving another entertainment on
Or about the 10th Of October as club
benefit.
The mplimentary hop rendered by
the Home C.rclen to their friends and
patrons Tuesday evening at the Town
Han, was attended by the elite of this
pace and Ludlow, and socially con
sidered, was decided success. An
abundant and substantial lunch of cof-
fee, sandwiches and cream was spread
to which ample justice was done by the
merry throng OF dancers, and all went
as merry q, Il marr age bell, for not un-
Ill The rosy tinted morn did the lads and
lassies bid adieu TO the Terpsichorean
reyels.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of Mite So
ciety was formally organized with a
membership Of twenty-six at the real.
denoe OF Mrs. Chas. Martin, Thursday
afternoon, the 18th inst. Miss Ollie
Martin was chosen for Treasurer, and
Miss Carrie Clark as acting Secretary.
The following resolutions were then
passed:
"Resolved, That each member of this
Society pay an initiation. fee OF 10 cents,
and cents week afterwards as dues,
"Resolyed, That the proceeds OF this
Society be donated to the proposed Un-
ion Protestant Church"
The meeting then adjourned to meet
at the residence Of Mrs. Geo. W. Clark
the next Thursday.