The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-09


the citizens generally who are acquainted
with the circumstances, it would be advisa-
BILE for both of them to give Newport wide
berth.
HAMILTON.
Coroner VIM. Spencer is confined to his
home from illness.
James Hancock is spoken of as candi-
date for Counci! in the Third Ward.
The United Presbyterian Sunday y-school
went to College Corner this morning on
picnic excursion.
Tonight the Apollo Band gives concert
in the Courthouse Park undeG the director
ship of E. f. Blum.
Miss Anna Major, daughter of DIR. Major,
who has been paying Miss Mamie Dinner
visit, returned home yesterday.
Last evening a stranger walking in front
of J. P Davis fell in a fit and was carried TO
the Stalion-house. DR.. Lee Corbin was
called and gave the necessary aid.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Miss Nettie Matlack of this city, is visit
ing friends in Bourbon County.
Gov. McCrery is in town to-day, the pic
ture of good health and manly dignity.
Mr.. P. L. Lundin, the architect, sailed on
The oats crop is reckoned very fine. The
farmers are busy cutting it and threshing
wheat.
The members of the Fish Lake Associa-
ton will meet at the Phoenix Hotel Satur-
day next at 4 o'clock.
Mr. Cash Spires, clerk of J. W. Lcll, has
rented the booths at the Harrodsburg Fair.
He is a business young man, and we antlcl-
pate for him entire success.
| DR.. Snedaker and his daughter Laura left
July 4th for Allegare, Mich, where Miss
Laura will spend the summer with rela-
tives. The Doctor will continue his jour
ney to the Rocky Mountains.
We congratulate Mr. R. De Roode on his
election to the Presidency of the National
Music Teachers Association of the United
States. The next meeting of the Associa-
ton will be held at the great Music Hall in
Cincinnati.
Two respected colored women live on
Short street, nearly opposite Mr. Arm
strong's mill. One is one hundred and
three, the other one hundred and thirteen
years old. They are still able to do consid-
erable work.
Misses Emma and Bette TOmlinson, two
charming young ladies of Danville, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Harris, on Lime
stone street.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Van Meter, of Clark Coun-
ty, have just returned from Texas. They
were so delighted with her beauty and fu-
ture prospects for wealth that they are max
ing rapid arrangements to return and locate
at or near Sherman.
Yesterday was County Court day. Com
paratively speaking, but few people were in
town. A considerable number of cattle on
the market, which generally brought fair
prices. Horses were low, and but few
offered at public auction.
On Saturday the equipage of Kings
Great Balloon Show was exposed to public
auction on Cheap Side. Mr.. L. R. Wade,
of Mississippi, held mortgage on the prop
erty to the amount of $500. The amount
realized for the whole concern was $3.50.
OXFORD, O.
Miss Nellie Gilbert is visiting Prof Ire.
land and family.
DIR. H. NJ. Logee has returned from his
trip to Pennsylvania.
Harry Smith is editorin-chef of the Cit
izen during the absense of L. E. Grennan.
A Sunday-school praise-meeting was held
in the Methodist Church on Sabbath even,
ing.
The Young Folks Dramatic Club met last
evening at the residence of Mr.. Thos
Foulds.
Miss Ada Gordon, who has been visiting
Miss Ida Jones, has returned to her home
in Cincinnati.
Miss Katie McCracken, of Xenia, spent q
few days last week with Mr. Cal McCrack-
en- and family.
The Liberty B. B. c. did not come down
on the Fourth to give our club a tussle
What is the matter, boys?
Timothy LAWN and Michael Welsh, while
out visiting on the Fourth, got too near the
elephant, and the consequence was very
badly damaged buggy. No blame is at
tached to any one in the parade.
DAATON, Ky.
The infant child of James Harris died
yesterday, after brief illness of diphtheria
Little Harry Balser, in attempting tc
split some wood, yesterday, cut one of his
feet almost off.
Fred. Unnewehr is candidate for con
stable at the next August election for the
First District of Campbell County.
Many old friends are importuning Mayor
Gunnison to become candidate for re-
election, and he begins to show signs Of
yielding to their wishes.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The following is list of candidates fol
the various offices to be filled at the August
election: For Mayor, Reese Morgan, P. f
Genoway, Geo. Patchen, and probably the
present incumbent Alfred West. The con
test will be narrowed down between the
first two gentlemen named. f2r Marshal,
Joe Doiman and James Marshall 1t is not
positively known whether Mr. Ratcliffe will
be candidate for reelection or not. Any
of the three gentlemen, however, are worthy
of the votes of the people. For Magistrate
in the Dayton and Bellevue District the
candidates are J. W. Foudray, who holds
the Office at present, and Reuben Tedrow
who held the office two terms in succession
If Foudray should get elected, it will be by
the skin of his teeth. Mr.. Tedrow is put
ting in his work where it will do the mos
good.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Wm. w. Rice is quite sick.
Lutte Sprecher is in the city.