The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-22


! Splendid picnic weather. Ask Johnny MOcller,
The net profits of the Methodist Church festival
were S4l.
Ben Buning has removed to his new store, op-
| posite the rope walk.
Seven wdowcrs pro tenn in our city this week,
and not good week either.
One week from next Thursday our new Temper
ance Hall should he dedicated.
Charles NJ Macarthur ESQ, returned home last
evening from the sunny South.
1t is rumored that Colonel Macarthur stands a
good show for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff.
The Baptist Congregation and sabbath school
will give picnic next week, See STAR for place
and time.
Our rope-walk is assuming definite shape. Its
completion is anXiOusly looked forward TO by
many needy ones.
The assauting tramp turns out to be an insane
| Cincinnati man. whose friends from that city have
taken charge of him.
We learn that Mr. Gus. Goctzc will next week
bid adiCu to Dayton, and seek his fortune i'll an
other cline. Ta-ta GusSe.
The Dayton delegation all looked happy this
mOrning-had a splendid time, and enjoyed them
selves hugely, in spite Of Local Option.
shortly after Fourth of July the distinguished
orator Hon. W. C. Alberts is expected to hold a.
series Of Murphy meetings in our city Due notice
of which will be given in the STAR
| A Committee from Council will confer with the
Board of Education next Wednesday night on the
school tax qucstion-rather late i'll the day gentle
men, for cOnerence-so say the Board.
| There will be services at the Baptist Church on
tomorrow follows: Sabbath preaching, II a. m,
| by Rev. II. +. Spilman: school, $3.50 p. m; mis-
sionary meeting 3 p m; baptism, A. p m; com
munion, Up. m. You are invited to be present.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
Notice the temperance picnic advertisement on
| the hrst page.
Union pin was nnl n
account of weather.
Rev Mr.. Matthews will preach in the Council
Chamber tomorrow afternoon at 33O
Rev Mr.. Sanders will conduct the services in the
NJ L. Church tomorrow afternoon at the usual
hour.
Good speakers will address the Murphy meeting
tomorrow night in the School Hall.
Prof. Weimer, formerly Principal of the Dayton
Public Schools, wi deliver one of his popular lee
lures on Natural Science in the School Hall on
Tuesday evening next. The admission is small.
LUDLOW. Ky.
| The Odd-fellows picnic was the most delightful
affair of the kind that ever lett here All whom
we have interviewed on the subject say the Ameri-
can Eagle Lodge is composed of as urbane set OF
gentlemen as ever managed an excursion a fact
we were already well aware Of
The Cincinnati Southern Railway Company will
give tneir second grand Sunday excursion to Ken
lucky River Bridge tomorrow, the Company mag
unanimously placing the fare at the very low price
OF w 25 This will no doubt induce several OF our
citizens and their families 10 avail themselves of
the opportunity of taking ride the famous
road and look at the beautiful Blue Grass region
| Of 'Old Kaintuck"
COLUMBIA, o.
Spencer Lodge, No 347, T. o. O. r., will give a
grand ball on the evening of July 18th at the Town
ship Hall Tickets ST.
On Tuesday night last residence in East Co.
lumbia was broken into by robbers, the only
plunder taken being eatables.
A picnic will be given at Mt Lookout to-day by
Mr.. Junkerman, music teacher of the Public
Schools, continuing from y m. until 10 p. m. 1t
is given for the enjoyment of Mr. Junkermans
pupils.
Last Wednesday night burglars eNscted an ell
trance into the residence Of Mr. lIinchman, on
Railroad avenue by breaking pane OF glass in
| the kitchen window and uniastening the catch
| A quantity of clothing was taken. These Wretches
arc becoming so bold that it is necessary the pco-
pie should take particular caution i'll keeping their
residences securely locked.
A shooting match was he'd yesterday afternoon
in Turkey Bottom. Quite large number of citi-
ZenS were present to witness the match, and some
excellent skill in craftsmanship was displayed.
| Mr.. RObt. Dunlap carried OFT the hOnOrs, breaking
! ~ out of 20 glass balls. Dr. Harker and Mr. Will
Davis scored 16 each, John Bunnell Is, Mr.. Frank
Ferris 10, and Mr.. Henry Spllman6. 6.
OXFORD. o.
Charlie Lane, of Richmond, Ind is spending q
| few days i'll Oxford.
| Mrs French of Cincinnati is visiting Mayor B.
B. Davis and family.
Mrs Neal McCoullough of Anderson, Ind, is
visiting Mr. Thomas Mccullough and family
Mr.. John Reiley, of the snaub House, in Ham
ilton, has been spending few days with his
, friends in this place.
| The commencement exercises Of the High school
took place last evening in Davis Hall The mum
Der OF graduates was eleven.
Mr., William H. Stewart, Principal of the High
I,,,f1
evening by the graduating class MIR. Stewart has
been Principal OF the School for three years and is
held in high esteem by our citizens.
The exercises OF the Miami Classical School. on
Wednesday evening, were very fine, considering
the time the boys had i'll preparing for if. Pro
fcSsOrS Trufant and Marsh have established ex
ccllent regulations here, and everything points to
a large attendance ut the school next year
HAMILTON.
The music-stand in Courthouse Park is being
built by Bender a. Bros.
Mrs. Kate Minor left for Dayton this morning,
to spend week with friends there,
Miss Minnie Cook. of HlSboro, is visiting her
friend and class-matc Miss Ida McLinn, oi this
city.
Rev J. Mclean, OF the Universalist Church,
will take for his subject tomorrow morning
'What is Religion?'
Mrs. Brown, of the First Ward mothern-l law OF
Capt Phillips who has been dangerously i'll for
some time, is rapidly recovering
Miss Maggie Caldwell, OF the First Ward, has
been appointed to fill the position as teacher i'll
the place OF Miss BarkalOW, resigned.
Frank Zweichofer the Young man injured by
attempting to beard freight train, died yester-
day, after suffering intensely for over week.
An old horse, the property of Sam. West, a gen.
tlcman OF color, was yesterday shot by Special Po
licCman Christopher for the reason that it was too
poor and old to live any longer
SPRINGFIELD. o.
The work of remodelng the old Watson Block
has commenced.
The St. Jonn Sewing Machine Company are
shipping forty machines day,
A wind engine and pump has been put up near
the depot for the street Sprinkling carts,
F. z. Torbett has purchased the old school house
building on the Courthouse Lot, and will imme
dately move 1t away.
Hon. VIM. Lawrence, OF Bellefontaine, will de-
liver the address before the College societies on
next Tuesday evening. Subject: elements Of
Success"
Bowers witness in whisky case at the Court
house went down there roaring drunk and had to
be locked up. The Judge will dispose of his case
on Monday