The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-17
went boldly to the front, which he will
read on the occasion.
LEXINGTON. Ky,

joyed by the large audience that was in at
tendance.
A horse attached to a spring-wagon ran
down Main street yesterday evening, caus-
ing considerable excl iiement, as the street
was crowded at the time.
Messrs HALEY, Whitman & Co., of Gym
thiana, are exhibiting here a patent inside
cooler for the beer trade. 1t is great ice
saving invention, and we hear many speak
ing of its merits.
There is a largo majority of the working
classes out of employment and many are
suffering, and should it continue until the
cold weather there is no telling what the
consequences will be.
Lexington is yet going to have a show, if
one was disappointment. Captain James
N. Jack has gone to Cincinnati to equip
himself, and start on the road at once the
Great Museum and Balloon Show.
DAYTON. Ky.
Rev. Father Brandts preached at the
10-o'clock mass at st. Francis Church yes
terday
John X. Edwards, formerly well-known
citizen of Dayton, died here yesterday NOR
ming.
High School commencement next Friday
afternoon in the College chapel.
Mr.. w. II. Johnson is having large store
room put up next to the New York store.
Prof. Swing and family, of Chicago, are
spending their summer vacation in Ok
ford.
The Board of Trustees of Miami Univer-
sity Will meet on Wednesday morning at
the Office of DR.. G. w. Keely.
The ladies of the A. M. E. Church gave a
festival in Kygers Hall on Saturday even
ing 1t was largely attended.
Rev. Truman Post, of st. Louis. will de-
liver an address at the Western Female
Seminary on Wednesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Prof. Merz's singing class has disbanded
for the summer We understand that a
picnic is to be given by the members of the
class soon.
BELLEvUE. Ky.
The picnic of the Union School is an
nounced for Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders did not preach yester-
day afternoon, owing to illness.
The Bellevues defeated the Telephones of
Mt. Adams, by score of "a to S.
Why don't some Knight of the Razor es-
tablish himself in our prosperous city?
Miss Mollie Prather will become a favor
ite, as she is well known to the pupils of the
school.
Mr.. Anspaugh voted for Nj Hart as Prin-
cipal of the school, but he did not nomi-
nate him.
There seems to be some doubt whether
Mr.. Hart will accept the position of Princi-
pal at $40 month.
Mrs. Chas. Mcmillan is recovering from
her recent severe sickness This will be
glad news to Mr.. McMillan's friends.
The Sons and DS6 6ghters of Temperance
and the Murphys combined will give a
grand picnic on the 28th of this month at
Parlor Grove, the proceeds to be given to-
wards erecting hall.
The temperance meeting last night was
well attended and was addressed by Messrs.
Mccoy, Harris and a gentleman whose
name, on account of peculiar introduction,
was not learned. The gentlemen were from
Pendleton. A Picnic Committee was ap-
pointed, which did not seem to give great
amount of satisfaction, some of the best
workers being totally ignored.
HAMILTON.
st. Mary's Church will be supplied next
WSch VIII peIIldllellG PASTOR.
The Lone Star Lodge, X. of P, go to Mid
dletown to spend the Fourth of July.
The service at st. Marys Church yester-
day was conducted by Rev. Father Callahan,
of Cincinnati.
A pocket-book was yesterday found on
the corner of Third and Sycamore, which
the owner can have by calling at the Station
house.
The NJ. E. Sunday-school excursion to
the Soldiers Home, if it does not rain, will
come off tomorrow Tuesday morning. The
train leaves at O'Clock.
Mrs Calvin Skinner, of the Third Ward,
lost valuable gold breast pin between the
First Presbyterian Church and her residence
A reward will be given if returned.
Rev. ]. w. Balm, pastor of the United
Presbyterian Church last night delivered
fine discourse from the words, "The Hand
writing on the Wall of individuals and
Nations"
The ordinance authorizing the city to en-
ter into contract with the Hamilton Gas
light g. Coke Company for lighting the
streets for term of five years at So 80 per
thousand, comes up in Council tonight.
The city teams were at work last night
building dam across the Hydraulic for the
purpose of securing water to the city in
case of fire Repairs in the Hydraulic
making it necessary to draw the water off
this week.
The funeral of Miss Ella Delay took place
yesterday afternoon, and was very largely
attended. Miss Delay was a pupil of the
High School, and would have graduated
last Friday had her health remained good.
She was sick some two months of consump-
ton.
CALIFORNIA; O.
Stephen Johnson, who resides near For
estville, in this county, had his left leg
broken, last Saturday about o'clock, by
the kick of his horse. The accident hap
pened at Stegemeyer's, in Columbia, on his
return from market. Both bonesar broken.
He is now under the treatment of DR..
Gains, and is consequently in good hands.
The social event of the season in our vii |
lage will be the wedding of Mr.. Ed. Rut-
terer, Of South Pendleton, and Miss Maggie |
Koehler, of this village. The place ap-
pointed for the ceremony is st. Jerome's
Catholic Church, and the time Tuesday
June 18th, at o'clock p m. After receiv- |
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