The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-16

BUS" Is giving considerable annoyance
TO the officers of the Southern Railway
| ny reason OF bis persisting in what the
hallway Company considers very plain
case OF trespass.
The following is handed in as care
fully compiled account of applications
made TO the different Department. Of the
| Southern Railroad for the last -four
days: Conductors, 100; locomotive en-
glneers, 1914; passenger brakemen, 200;
| trelght Drakemen, 5; baggage-masters,
l1SH; fremen, A.; watchmen, agents,
clerks, &C., for light work and soft Jobs,
0So; laborers,2 2. Comment on the above
Is unnecessary. Suffice it to say, that
when the urbane Redmau is cornered
by an individual who is in deplora BILE
necessity for work, he points to an inn
mense pile OF iron rails that the Com
Rany wishes moved q short distance.
mat settles the hash with the poor tel
lows ?? who come over here looking for
work anu praying not TO find it.
HAMILTON.
Several OF the County offices were YES
terday supplied with fire.
Mrs. D. Hensley, with her son. is Wis.
lting friends at Logansport, Ind.
Rev. Cullen will preach Sabbath morn.
ing and evening next in the Baptist
Church.
1t was Charley Giffen's wagon that
broke down yesterday on the suspen-
sion Bridge.
James Stewart has so far recoyere d
from his Injuries as to be able to attend
to business.
MISS Fink, q charming young lady of
Dayton, o., Is visiting Miss Sop6y Thom-
as, Ludlow street.
Kew. Anderson, of Michigan, will fill
the pulpit of the United Preshyterfan n
Church next Sunday morning and even.
ing.
Edgar Brant has gone East to pur.
chase goods for lew clothing store.
whloh ne expects to open on High
street.
AN effort is being made to have the
Light Infantry give ball on the 9th
INST, 1t being the first anniversary of
the organizations.
Rev. DR.. Kennedy will not accent a
call from the United Presbyterian
Church. He regards the call made as
not unanimous enough.
Yesterday Coroner Spencer, in com.
pany WIN prosecuting Attorney Neilen,
visited Seven Mile to look into the case
village.
The Committee on Renting of Stands.
&C, appointed by the Agricultural
board, Will receive sealed bids until
Friday noon, Aug. "a, from parties de-
sirous OF renting either or all of the
sCahus. Inc Board does not allow any
spirltuous, malt or vinous liquors to
DC soid within their jurisdiction.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The Deering Camp Meeting is still
largely attended.
Mr.. W. y. Mars, Of this city, is visit
ing friends at San Francisco.
Born to the vile of Ike Marks, the
WeIl-knoWn clothier, daughter.
The Kentucky Central will run spe-
,ial trains to the Cynthiana Fair.
The Bourbon Fair, will be held at Paris
september 4, and continue five days,
Rev. Mr.. Woolfork has returned mucb
improved by his trip to the Springs.
Mr.. John T. Walsh has been awarded
he privilege OF selling the pools at the
Jynthiana Fair.
Al. Chllds, late steward of the Pho
,ix, is now located at the Willard Hu-
ei at Louisville.
five head OF cattle, belonging to Mr..
hanna, were killed W ligntnInx on sun.
lay evening at Ashland.
The house OF John Lewis (ooIored) !
which was destroyed by fire SuudaT |
light, was insured in W. Kings agency, |
We regret to learn that Mr.. James A.
the Well-knowa banker ana |
ace.horse man, is laid up with seri-
uS illness.