The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-12

nal Musical Institute will take place Fri
day night at o'clock. Tickets can be OBJ
tained at Barnes & Woods drug store.
Col WorIey, the auctioneer, left yester- !
day for Missouri, TO make auction sales of |
stock for Mr.. John MaGker and J. II and |
John Parker He expects to return about
the 10th of August.
telegram was received Wednesday |
about noon by Edward H. Erd. of tllis city, |
announcing the death of his brother, VIM. |
II. Erd, at Troup, Smith County, Texas. F!
His remains will be brought to this city for
interment.
Democratic ticket for 1878; election Mon
day, August 5th: For County Judge, Hon.
w. B. Kinkead; County Clerk, Allie G.
Hunt; County Attorney, J. SOule Smith
Sheriff, W. d. Nicholas Jailer, VIM. Will
kerson; Assessor, Samuel X. Bullock Sur
veyor, ]. NJ. Corbin; Coroner, J. E. DELPHI.
On the morning of the l1th at 7 o'clock,
the excursion rain to Cincinnati with its
human freight of beauty and innocence, left
for its destination, bearing about one hum
dred and fifty to two hundred of Lexing-
| tons lovely children. The Geological Gar
den to which they have gone, is lovely
place, and we anticipate for them day of
perfect enjoyment. We trust that their
| fondest expectations may be realized there,
with safe deliverance home again,
BELLEVUE, Ky.
! Mr.. Chas. Mcmillan has been asked by
number of friends to become a candida
for Constable. Charlie has agreed to their
request, and is now in the field.
Several Republicans although opposed
to drawing party lines at the coming cleo
ton, are very bitter towards the County
Judge, whom, they claim. appointed three
Democrats and only one Republican TO serve
at the polls on election day.
Council met last night, all the members
present, with President johnson i'll the
chair, and Sam. Griffith at the desk. The
NJ. L. Church was granted the use of the
1 Council Chamber for their services on Sun
day morning and evening and Tuesday
evening. During the passage of the same
Danky and Hobson got tangled,
when the President called Hobson to
order. The Treasurer sent in communica-
ton to the Board informing them that lie
, would nay no more money out of the Treas
, ury unless the Clerks order specified what
, fund it should be drawn from. The I'm
, provement Committee had no report, but
, we think If the Chairman of that Committee
| would gaze on Center street he could report
The Committee on Public Buildings awarded
the contract of five hundred bushels of coal
to Conrad Hahn at his bid of $40 hundred
J bushels Mr.. Peacock, being on that Com
, mittee, would not sign the report, as he did
not know whe her Danky was working in
the interes's of the people or not This re
mark brought Danky to his feet with 6
-, forcible reply. i. NJ. Webster, attorney
was allowed $500 as salary for his two years
services. Peacock says he has brains, anc
l accuses Danky of having none
: nxEO1RD d.
The City Hall is to have a new sign.
:, Our Mayors office is adorned with new
sign.
The Merz Singing Club picnicked near In
4 dian Creek yesterday.
j Miss Matte Jordan of Cincinnati is visit
ing Mr., Creole and wife.
e A number of young folks piCnicked il
l., Patterson's Grove yesterday
r Council has made an appropriation of $50
Vt for music stand in the East Park. Nov
on with the good work.
d Miss Lola Truit, who has been visit1n
:, Mr. j. r. KerwoOd and family, returned t
p her home i'll Muneie, Ind, yesterday morl
a ing
Miss Hutton, who was killed in Avondal
O on the Fourth, was very well known in Ok
is ford. Her relatives have the sympathy of
/ large number of friends in their sad bereavt
IS nlent.
~ A coloFed boy named Leonard Brook
,e was arrested yesterday by Officer Kyler fc
20 stealing money from Michael Foley,
butcher No money was found on his pc!
!. son, and he was released last evening.
!, On Wednesday evening the Oxford d. c.
- gave social party at the residence of Nj
u VIM. Stewart, Principal of the High Schoo
- About forty young ladies and gentleme
I, were in at enhance, and all SET med to tho
-. oughly enjoy themselves.
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mr.. Albert Busnell, of Oberlin, is in til
city.
p Large quantities of blackberres are no
received at this point over the Marrow
10 gauge
~ Mr. Chas. Parsons is now Superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Compan
a. a. at this point.
,e The colored camp meeting at the Fa
i'd Grounds is largely attended. Many white
are in attendance,
Mr. Grove Ingersoll is putting down
1T front of his store one OF Russell d Co.
se patent pavements
ce DR.. Frank S. Adams and his sister, Mi
H. Perlie, have opened an electropathic inst
IL tute in Columbus, o.
e' The Eastern steamer was out THROWN
~, ~ wafer last evening much to the delight
~ large number OF small boys
as Since the expose in the Ods-Lisht ba
ce tardy case, and the revelations made i
n, Olds, the members of the Light Guards a
40 constantly asked about the stale Of the
10 carpet sacks.
Il, Mr. Forney in lae letter to the Phil
K, delphia Press makes a comparison OF Anne
ntt ican and European hotels not very credit
st BILE to the former. He thinks "le instit'
re ton most worthy of imitation is the col
tn tinenal table dho e, the staple 6 o'cloc
Vt, dinner. Here you have the two French p
ID cuiarities truly developed; cooking an
ey saving. For less than 81 you dine, bot
he of wine included; you dine better than yc
so can at fashionable res aurant in Amerit
mt for So. There are never less than eigl
n, courses, and you have soup, fish, fru
n and coffee The secret is experien
q, and economy. A genius for preparing foe
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