The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-18
LEXINGTON, KY.

LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. John II. Woollork left for the
South Thursday.
Miss Mary Gwinn, of this city, was one
Of the bellies of the Mt. Sterling hop.
Mr.. Jas. Hanna left England Thurs
day on the CITY of Richmond for Now
York.
There is rumOr that there Will be
two hops at the PA9nix during the week
OF the Fair.
The huge amphtheater is approach
ing near completion, and will be finished
in few weeks.
Miss Katie Farrell and Miss Maggie
Feely, OF this city, are visiting friends
in Winchester.
The Anderson News speaks we'll oil
Wolf q Trosps Band, who will play at
their FAIR this week.
A grand barbecue, in honor OF the
election of I. j. Bush, will be held at
Jake Hostetter's place, on Wednesda ay
next. A grand time is expected.
Died, at the residence OF Mrs. Brent,
In this city, August 10, Emily A berdeen,
infant daughter of Tobias Gibson, OF
Louisiana. The funeral took place yes
terday from the residence of Mrs.
Bright, iu WoOdiord.
w. f. Stockton, a son of ], W. Stock
ton, late proprietor of the st. Nicholas, g.,
who was killed by W. g. D. Whips In
Louisville on the 26th of January last,
has entered suit against Whips for $25,
oo0 damages. Whips was acquitted on
trial.
LAWRRNCEBURG. IND.
Prof. j. L. Trisler, of Elizabethtown,
with bis charming bride, are visiting
their relatives at this place.
A small boy, named Horrel, had his
loot badly mangled last evening, by being
run over by u dray wheel while attempt
ing TO get aride.
Mrs. q. A. Woodard entertained the
Murphyites with very interesting lec-
ture Thursday evening. She lectures at
Harrison Monday evening.
And now Commodore Mutt threatens
US with another visit. The Novelty
Theatrical Troop closed doors Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock with an empty
house.
Our School Trustees have selected a
gentleman from Cincinnati, to fill the
vacancy in the German and English de-
parlment, caused by the departure OF
Miss Klinge.
HAMILTON.
Col. Thomas Snelbaker, of, Cincinnati,
was In the city yesterday.
The Laws of 1877 are now in the Audi
tors office ready for distribution.
The team of Henry Miller ran away
yesterday, and demolished things geu-
orally.
Prof. Joe Millikin, with his wife, is
spending the summer with his father,
Major John M. Mlllikin.
The Emerson Club meets this evening
at the residence of Jervis uargitt, coz
ner Second and Ludlow.
George Jones was yesterday Instantly
Killed while assisting to raise building
on the farm OF Robert McClintock, one
mile north OF Collinsvile.
The sewer on the south side of Main
street, First Ward, is about finished,
and the Workmen will Immediately co m.
mence work on the north side.
The funeral of the late William A.
hunter Will take place tomorrow morn
ing at IL O'Clock. from The Presbyterian
Chureh' Rev. DR.. Anderson Will con-
duct the services.
A valuable dog, the properly of Sam
uel kempel, was poisoned, and died. IL
was nolseu about that the dog had hy-
drophobia, which created no little COM
motion i'll the neighborhood.
The funeral or Miss Lottie Hipbee
took place yesterday afternoon from The
residence OF her grandfatner, Franklin
La Rue, Ludlow street. The remains
were taken 10 Cumminsyllle for inter
ment.
G. W. Gath, Of Cincinnati, yesterday
recovered valuable gold watch at a
pawnbroker's on High street, this city.
which had been stolen and given up lor
lost some time ago. The person ieay.
ing the time-piece received $40 on it, and
now there Is one who would like to be
put in possession OF his so.