The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-19

lJourned over until Monday morning, In
order to give the county officers and
| members OF the bar an opportunity of
attending the Pioneer Celebration.
The event of to-day will be the grand
Pioneer Picnic and Celebration at the
| county Fair Grounds. Large numbers
| are expected from both Cincinnati and
Dayton. The procession will take in
| Pollock Wilson's fine farm in the line Of
| march, giving the old folks the benefit
\ OF the magnificent view from the hills
| west OF the city.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. D. l.. Bradley has newcomer az
his house.
Yesterday was the last day of the
spring races.
The remains of Judge 8. s. Goodloe
| reached here to-day.
| M. Halstead, Esq, of the Cincinnati
Commercial. is in the city.
And the favorites failed again on
Thursday to do good for their hackers.
Mr.. Frank Atkins has made an assign
ment to Mr.. IL. W. White for the benefit
OF his creditors.
And there Is strong talk OF an early
wedding between quite all aged pair OF
this city. We won't call names.
The bar of this city took action on the
death OF Judge Goodloe on Thursday,
and fitting resolutions were resolved
upon.
At q meeting of the stockholders Of
the Big Sandy Railroad on Saturday
last all the old Directors were re-
elected.
Hon. Green Adams, Assistant Clerk
| II aF tat h
ngton, D. c., is ON visit 10 friends in
this city.
The platform erected in the hall of the
l. l.. A. Is very fine, and will be finer
still when some of The young scions as
oend it to pour forth their persuading
eloquence.
McGee, the murderer. of Harrodsburg,
is to be hanged September 20. This
shows how stringent the law of the dark
and bloody ground is, and how her peo-
pie pursue with unrelenting vigor the
criminal.
Mrs. James Welsh, of Spring Station,
died at that place Thursday evening,
after short illness. Thus went out
into the deep and dark eternity spirit
pure and clean as ever winged its flight
to the throne OF it's Maker. Grief and
sorrow may be the portion OF her friends,
but hers is the share of one holy, just
and stainless-Heaven. And why grieve
for her, as she has entered into lite eter-
NAL, passed the trying walk OF this life,
ana now is resting on the happy and
eternal shore?
/ BELLEVUE. KY.
M. E. Church services will be held at
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Town Hall. Also in the evening, COM
mencing at 8 O'Clock. Sunday school
exercises at the same place at 2 T. M,
Rev. j. ii. Perry, pastor.
A citizens' indignation meeting will be
held in the Council Chamber on Tues
day night next, for the purpose of re-
questing Council to repeal the huckster
ordinance, and II this fails, they will
then demand the resignation of these
sell-interested Councilmen who forced
the ordinance through in defiance of the
voice Of The people. This certainly is a
step in the right direction, and one
which meets the approval Of every fair
minded citizen.
LUDLOW. KY.
lgiven by American Eagle Lodge,i. o. o.
f., on Wednesday, June6.
Council met in regular session, Presi.
dent Savage in the cnair and quorum
present. The fun opened by an at
tempt to patch the school-house with a
couple oi''JacoUs ladders" which, after
considerable patriotic chin music, was
consigned to oblivion, where all such
ridiculous ideas and their originators
should in pity go and remain. Mr.
Grace called for information relative to
the action of the Mayor and
Marshal in not arrestiug Ben. Shott's
base-balllsts on last Sunday. His Honor
Mayor Williams was called on and de.
MED the right Of Council to force him to
make any such arrests pending the in
junction. Thus 1t can be seen that Sun.
day sport is solid for a while.
Mr.. Whipple in a pithy speech opposed
the introduction of Newport in-UdLids
and in tact "sat down" on all sucn &C.
cessions to our population, when uE
Jumped the witty Plummer and inquired
in his serio.cOmic style if the speaker
wanted any legal advice from Lawyer
Fisk-a question the speaker refused
TO answer. After the merriment created
/ BY Mr.. Plummei's inquiry had sub.
sided, the irrepressible Whipple again
took the floor, and looking tiercely at
the urbane Chairman requested to know
. who was Chairman OF the Ways and
Means Committee, and on being in.
formed handled that worthy and John
: Wesner, the Assessor, tor alleged dere'
llction Of duty severely. On motion ol
Grace, the proper committee was in
, structed to prosecute the Assessor, il he
Jailed TO square up his accounts inside
, Of six days from date. After which the
! proceedings closed with the roaring
larce OF closing up sod Mic. Ocshner,''
which resulted in several illegal opin
ions" and motion by Birkencamp that
The Republican pole be taken down
whicn was lost, after which Mr.. Grace
went for the Marshal for not shutting
up his old friend Ocshner, The beer sa
loonist. Then the Mayor spoke a little
piece; then the Dads resolved them
selves into Humanitarian Society fol
the purpose Of burying floater.
CALIFORNIA. OHIO.
Rev. MIR. Prince will preach at the NJ
e. Church at Z T. M. Sunday eVenlng.
Remember, please-not IN or 8.
Mrs. DR.. Gaines and Mrs. Thompson
on Third street, are determined TO orna
ment their part Of the village. Theil
gardens are beautiful. Mrs. Gaines has
taken particular pains In arranging hel
grounds, and has exhibited the most ex
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