The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-20

his age. A kind father, good husband,
and genial gentleman. An hour before his
death he walked across the floor and no de-
cisive symptoms Of the great change was
visible.
On Thursday evening at o'clock an i'm
mense crowd gathered at Maxwell Springs
to listen to Colonel Selby in behalf of the
National party. The crowd was enthusi-
astic, and seemed confident of success in
our coming election. Friends of the Ma
ional cause will remember Saturday eve
ming. Speaking at the Courthouse. Come
one, come all.
The question now is, how often and how
loud must the people of Lexington ask
their Council to attend TO any absolute ne
cessity2 1t is a disgraceful shame that the
pavement on one of the great thoroughfares
of this city should remain in condition to
give so much inconvenience to ladies, to
say nothing of the danger to nightly pc
destrians, who may walk to or from the
Cemetery The pavement alluded to is un-
der the X. C. r. r. bridge on Main street.
We think it would be good idea to sell
one of the City Fathers a pig-pen or hen
coop in that neighborhood, so constructed
that it could not be removed. Then the
property-owners, we presume, would soon
see the necessity of new bricks and the
troWel,
DAYTON, Ky.
Candidates are more plentiful than green
backs.
Ring the bell-Did you say through fare
only 10 cents.
Clerk Heeg has his hands full-fnishing
up the lax bills.
Mr.. John Rohrer is still quite low-grad-
ually growing weaker.
Goetze thinks the polar wave will not
submerge the Arctic"
Even Goetze had to succumb, and now
offers schooner cigar for sale.
When are we going to join the army Of
Commuters-wherei is the trouble2
Pay your taxes, avoid the penalty and
you will be happy, so will the city.
Dr. T. N. Wise, of Covington, KY, will
occupy the Baptist pulpit Sunday night.
Get things in prime order, Messrs. Boart
of Education. and give us a tirst-class schoo
next year.
Would it not be well enough for Prof
| McGinniss 10 wi hdraw from the canvass
as he has already been elected.
The struggle is over, the battle fought
and the victory won by Prof McGinniss
MAY he prove himself worthy of the con
fdence thus bestowed
equal and exact justice to all men
without fear or favor" is the platform OF
which Mayor Gunnison announces him
self as candidate for reelection.
Bonte & Sons rope-wall1 has assumed
huge proportions. II is looming skywarc
and is almost ready for the roof. A very
much nicer building 80 far than the ole
one.
The ladies Of the English speaking Catho.
lie Church are untiring in their efforts tt
make success of their picnic at Moeller''
Grove. Monday, July 10Th. Misses Bluet
and Vogelbach will have charge of the ice
cream tables, and an excellent band has
been engaged.
BELLEVUE, Ky.
Religious services will be held in the
Council Chamber tomorrow Sunday a:
follows: Preaching at o'clock by Rev. Mr.
Sanders, of the NJ. E. Church. At the clost
of the service the Sabbath-school connected
with the church will hold its services. Ir
the afternoon at 2 p. m. the Union Sabbath
school holds its regular school service. A
| the close Of service Rev. MIR. Matthews 0
Coumbia-street Presbyterian Church, New
port, will preach. A meeting will also b,
held in the same place at o'clock in th'
evening
CALIFORNIA. O.
Mr. Horace Smith has returned from
Cummnsville.
By reason of the extreme warm weathe
our picnic has been postponed.
Mr. Matthew Croty is getting in new
supply of coal Now is the time to lay il
your coal.
We have been reliably informed that oat
seven feet high are now growing on The farm
of Mrs. Selma Ebersole, near California, o
| Ss'EsaNGFlEs.D. -.
To PATRoNs.-We regret to announce that in th
interest of subscribers and that our own Interest,"
may be subselyed, we are compelled to chang
agents once again. From Monday, the 18th MT.
Mr. Martin Good att nds to the Springfield agen
cy, assisted by the well-known STAR c;r ier, Ed
ward Van Gorder. 1t Is sincerely hoped that M
further trouble will be experienced, but that tA'
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