The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-01

O'Clock.
The Dayton authorities telegrapled to
Marshal Mast that they had VIM. Enoch,
who is wanted here for cutting scrape.
Mast went down, but he was not the man.
Mr. Geo. T.. Earnest has Just finished a
model for Whitley, Fasser 4 Kelly, that is
pronounced to be superb. II is miniature
champion reaper, plated with gold and sill
yer, and perfect in every respect. 1t can be
put into the coat pocket The machinery
is as delicate as that of watch. Mr. White
ly took it with him to-day to the great reap
er meeting at Kenton.
OXFORD. o.
Mrs r. Kumler is visiting in New Rich
mond, Ohio.
The Tennessecans will sing in the M. e.
Sunday school tomorrow morning
Miss Nellie Kennedy, who has been sick
for some time, is able to be on our streets
again.
Several of our sporsmen went over to
Brookville yesterday to attend the shoot
ing match at that place.
Some of our croquet players went up to
Liberty this morning TO have another tuSsIe
with the champions of that village.
COLUMBIA. O.
The Weber Band concert last Thursday
evening was lrst-clasS, and proved success
in every respect.
A course of sermons will be given by DR..
N. Fields at Spencer Township Hall, COM
mencing tomorrow. The subject lor his
first discourse will be, That God has never
promised TO reward any nun outside OF This
earth" which will he delivered at 3 o'clock
p. m. In the evening his subject will be,
What is the Hope OF the ChrlstianP' The
meetings will be continued throughout the
week u, $50 p, IN, Eynfv ""Av .l ...!05t Cor
daily invited.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Strawberry festivals seem to be all the rage
this spring.
A large crowd in attendance at the park
Thursday night.
The racingon the Fair Grounds June 18th
promises to be of great interest.
Judge Hunt decided tho O'Neil case this
morning. O'Nell is u free man again.
The farm of Mr. Haw. Headly, contain
ing six hundred and sixty-seven acres, was
sod yesterday to Mr. Joseph Clark for
$50,0O
There are several parties in Jail here for
lhlSC hNotli lilGIC Is tUU IlutIl VI LIlIS
going on, and the imprisonment OF few
will stop it,
The friends of Mr.. Allie NJ Harrison pa
nded the streets Thursday night with
music and torcll-liyht procession, which was
very imposing.
Mollie Bradley, colored woman, is on
trial in the Circuit Court for arson. Watt
nagle's mill was destroyed by fire about
two years ago, and she is accused of the
crime
fsEhHEVUE, Kg.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders breaches at the usual
hour tomorrow afternoon i'll the n. Il.
Church.
The Thornton crowd had everything their
own way at the primary election yesterday
afternoon.
Services in the Council Chamber to-mor-
row afternoon at 3H o'clock will be con-
Quoted by Rev. MIR. Pettis, of Newport,
The speakers who are announced to speak
in the School Hall tomorrow night are
Capt. James Rudolph and son, of Cincin-
natl; VIM. b. Spencer, and Il gentleman
named Mccoy.
Suit will shortly be entered against those
parties who have failed to pay their sub
Scription towards the old school-house the
present Council room. This is no more
than right. Ii one has to pay, make all
pay.
LUDLOW. KY.
The Kcnton Light Guards meet Monday.
The ferryboat Fanny Webster asslightly
injured last evening.
The general revenue tax for city purposes
will be 81 cents OH the 500 for the ensuing
year.
Councilman Horton moved at the last
meeting of Council thai the lamplghter
"be washed Only a slight tangle, lie
meant the clamps"
w. H. Shadley, the genial and favorite
conductor OF he Cincinnati Southern Rail-
way, will have charge of the grand excur-
sion tomorrow, which is IL guarantee of o
safe and pleasant trip. All aboard
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad Com
pany will give their first grand summer eX-
CursiOn to Kentucky River Bridge to-nor-
row, June I'd. No trouble or expense will
be spared to make the affair the grandest
that ever steamed through the beautiful
Blue Grass region.
HAMILTON.
The Hawthorne Club con tcmpIato giving
ITO aiilual liIhlt pclolc ipusi
Gen. Ferd. Vanderveer is again able to be
about with the aid of crutches.
Commodore Yates, of Richmond, Ind,
has decided to loca,e permanently in Ham
ilton.
The levy for the ensuing year will be
made by the School Board at lis meeting
tonight
Father Hone still continues in the same
colldi ion as yesterday, with little or no
hope of recovery.
The Dickey-Tytus case was not reached
yes crday as expected, and will not be up
for hearing before Monday.
The new afternoon paper will make its
first appearance this afternoon, with S. ID.
Cone az editor and proprietor.
Miss Sallic Peck, of Prices Hill, after q
pleasant visit to relatives and friends in this
city, re urncd home yesterday.
Peter Shafer was yesterday appoint ad-
ministratOr de bonis non of the estate Of
the lale Marnladuke Dodsworth
The project for extending Third street
out across Campbell's Island and over the
old river is about to be put in execution.
Miss Florence Reily who has been snnnd-