The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-16

| have already become household words,
not only In the Queen City, but in all
| Preble County, Lhe latter especially so,
because OF their social and artistic con-
neotion with Mrs. Il. w. Richey, daugh-
ter OF our esteemed fellow-citizen, s. II.
| Hubble, Esq:
Mrs. R. W. Richey, soprano; Mrs.
Newhall, same; Miss Porter, contralto;
Louis LeVassour, pianist; Mons. j. Nc
Laughlin, tenor; George Newhall, bari
tone.
That the hall will be filled to repletion
by one OF the most fashionable and ap-
preolatlve audiences ever assembled
within the limits of this corporation
there Is not the shadow OF douUt.
LEXINGTON. KY. -@
Festivals are next In order.
Tonight Haverly's Minstrels. ..
Capt. Bogardus shot on Tuesday.
The farmers. are organizing in this
city. III .
Three wedding are soon to take place
in Glover Bottom.
The farmers in this county are re-
planting their corn.
Mr.. Dunlap's farm, on the Richmon d
Pike, is to be sold May 10.
Wonder when the Baptist people are
going to give their festival?
j. W. Hedden, Of Mt. Sterling, made
Oh assignment one day last week.
Henry Finuy, Of Scott, who shot at the
Marshal OF Midway, has been held in
5000 bail.
Capt. Bogardus gave an exhibition OF
his craftsmanship at the Opera-house
InpanaV Or tn a In tlHi
A monument is being built in New Or
leans to be placed over the tomb OF Gen.
John Z. Breckenridge In this place.
Between two and three hundred cattle
in market Monday, with prices lower
than last court day. Few mules and al
low prices; broke mules brought from
$75 to 500 per head.
Have we to tell Mr.. Isaac Hutchison
he has only one side OF his name spelled
righti On one side of his house he has
it Hutchison, ON the other Hutcion.
Correct 1t, ii you please.
A picnic will be given in Nicholas
vIle next month. A large crowd no
doubt will be there. We Understandable
OF Glover Bottom intend being there, and
II that's 80, we won't 60.
Capt. j. II. Herr won the first sweep
stake at the tournament Monday; the
second match was won by e. T. Martin;
third, T. J. South; fourth, G. A.
kenney; fifth, e. 4. Martin; sixth, w.
q. Merrill; seventh, John A. Headly;
eighth, Kleinman.
Joe Rodes won the first race on Mon
day, A. Keene Richards opponent the
second race, aud McKee's tilly the third.
Considerable money was lost owing to
The favorites not winning the races. The
gambler can not always tell the winner,
thus.
A clever act was that of the lady who
found two quarters on Cheapside Mon
day, and VINO, knowing they were not
hers, placed them on a plough handle
nine, and 1 Will place. them there for
the owner" Questlon-nid the owner
get them?
HAMILTON.
A parlor concert was last night given
at The Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, tor the
benefit oi Christ Church, this city.
Auditor Oldiather, of Preble County,
was in the city yesterday attending TO
the assessment Of the Richmond Rail-
road.
Geo. Minch and Martin Wulter were
yesterday arrested for assault ana bat
terry upon woman. The trouble grew
out Of u dispute about dog.
The Pioneers parade on Saturday
next promises to be something fine.
Tue Mayor, members of Council, Light
Infantry, police, and lastiy the "Blue
Guards" a company of young boys.
The funeral of John M orris, the lad
who was accidentally shot by a gun In
his own hands, takes place at 2 O'clock
to-day, from the residence OF mis- father,
Mitchell Morris, east OF the city.
To-day will finish the work Of the
Grand Jury, The Court has been In
session but three days, yet In that time
The Prosecuting Attorney, James q.
Campbell, has examined some eighty
witnesses.