The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-20

Robson, Joseph Weigel, Henry Rumler,
Barney Bernholt5, Barney Lempker, ana
last though not least, that fun-loving,
rollicking, good-natured gentleman,
Barney Trenkamp, who, we are in
formed, sold two hundred tickets for the
cause. The rafting off OF prizes was
very laughable. The vast gathering, we
ase happy to note, behaved in the most
orderly manner throughout the whole
day. Our handsome young friend, Willie
Callahan, of West Covington, paid a
visit to this city Tuesday, taking in the
picnic, where, on account Of his urbanity
and handsome mein, he was perfect
lion among the ladies.
P. q. Lean, Secretary of the new mill
itary association, received by yester-
days mail the full consent and approval
of the Adjutant General to the organi-
zation Of u crack company for the State
Guard. 'Rah for Ludlow.
DAYTON. KY.
Col. James Booker, of Coyington, will
address Murphy meeting, to be held
here Saturday evening. Meetings also
sunday afternoon.
Some cowardly miscreant mutilated
a valuable horse belonging to Fred. Cub
ser last Friday night. BY skill and care
the life of the animal may be saved.
Mr.. GuDser has recently been compe He'd
to prosecute several youngsters for
stealing his fruit, and public suspicion
very naturally points in that direction
for the criminal.
1t may not be generally known by the
citizens of Dayton that the compensa-
tion OF Postmaster Foster depends en-
tirely upon the amount Of stamps that
are purchased at the Office. AS con-
sequence, great many OF our citizens
purchase their stamps in Cincinnati in
! stead OF patrohizing their home office.
Since MIR. Foster has gwen his personal
attention to the office the public have
| been very well served, and it is only
Just and proper that citizens should pro-
| cure their postal supplies where 1T will
do worthy officer some good.
| The following dispatch was received
from McKeesport, Pa, yesterday by
| Col. McArtnur:
"Flat with dummies on, left here this
morning."
1t is probable that they will be rum
ming by Saturday. With very few ex-
cepLiOns this improvement will give per-
sonal satisfaction to the public. The
factions and useless spirit of opposi-
|
dying away. The heaviest property
holders of Newport have put themselves
| on record in favor OF the improvement.
Bellevue is or ought to be gratitied at
| her additional facilities, and will not
be foolish enough to interpose obstacles
if she knows her own interest.
a LEXINGTON. KY.
BtRckberries are plentiful at cents a
quart. ssr
| Col. Breckinridge has returned from
his Virginia visit.
| On Tuesday twenty Pilgrims left fol
the Land OF Promise. 4
Miss Parrish. of this city, ~ visitin
lfriends at Winchester.
| Capt. o. z. Beard had crop of bar
ley fifty bushels to the acre.
Mise Sallie Hamilton, OF this city, il
Visiting her sister IN Somerset.
j Mrs. 8. G. Powell, of Columbia, Mo.
is visiting friends in this city.
1t is rumored that there will be
Murphy movement in our city soon.
The new Board of Trustees purchas et
on Saturday, the Hooker College for $50,
900.
Miss Emma Kroger, of Pike street
Cincinnati, is visiting friends i'll thi
city.
Misses Lizzie and Fannie Lisle, of thi
city, are visiting Miss Maria Woodtord
OF Bourbon.
1t isrumored that Wilgus, Hord g. Co
. will reopen the furniture factory OF tht
late firm OF j. W. Patterson IL Co.
Mrs. Silas Wolvertop left Wednesday
for Canada, here she proposes to re
main few months ior the benefit OF he
health.
Col. C. T. Worley, the old proprieto
of the Phoenix Hotel, has returned hom,
! and will resume his old business as auc
tioneer.
The basket picnic that was to comt
, off W ednesday, two miles from town
' was postponed till the OH or, August OIL
account OF the RAIN. ''
An attempt at burglary was made OF
Tuesday night at Mr.. L. Henderson's, OF
High street. A young lady in the housi
= heard the noise and gave the alarm, an,
/ the thieves escaped.
, HAMILTON.
J.C. Gilmore, Esq, OF College Cor
ner, spent yesterday in the city.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. James h. CampDell con
! template trip TO the sea coast about th
e 1st Of August.
= Alex. W. Scott, former citizen {
, Hamilton, has been appointed receive
I OF lhe Ohio Central Railroad.
Il The jury in the case of H. H. Wallace
e Ex.AudiLor, against the Board OF COul
! ty Commis ssi toner's. yesterday reiurne(
r verdict Of $244 80, for PLAINTIFF.
There was very large attendance a
/ the United Presbyterian Church socia
y last Fight. Mrs. Burk, of Cincinnati
n and Mrs. .>Sallie b. Woodroush treale
d the company to some excellent music.
I ... BELLEVUE, KY. .
Col. James Booker, OF Covington, wi
= inaugurate the Murphy temperanc
movement in Bellevue by holding
: meeting in the Town Hall this Friday
s evening at 8 O'clock.
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