The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03


,yo,,,,,.. h. Lo,,;, oorod nm ostoblisb.
r,ent IN EgI.ntinn street near York nearly
forty wears ago. His funeral will take place
from ihe Fir Pnp list Church to-marrow af
tcrnoon Toe ock.
A Young scamp named Pat. Lyman
grabbed pocket book irom woman hand
at the oiu Markel-ilouse 'iiIs lhoriilhg. 'aP-
ea'M iU chosn nlN n@ar Saroto~e S, @ :,pcot ''
Ne PARLIAMENTARY
r .,,:' .N.'t ~ VIZ" ~ Him: g
ne L uoiic Library ls open lor ''eilfeiS VI
ne Halio" sa"se eA'uisioi was 'io"ueu
yesterday
The interior OF the Opera-hou, Is being
improved
Mr. c. NJ. Nichols, OF the Repubilr. has
gone to Chautauqua.
I'D Stewart. the Limestone street gro
Ger, has the largest and finest coilee-grlhder
i'll the city.
The Nationals had meeting Thursday
night. Pilkin was there. q. s. Foos A. G.
Cutting, VIM. whitley, ST., Z. II. Berry
and W. A. lance were appointed com
nnttee to perfect a plan Tor the organlIatl0n
OF OF tne county speeches were made 9y
Ridnmonr i,I,, ir''''o'' 49, -""' ''lN -
u,-,mox
hA'aAHs"N
George Adams, OF Oxford was IN the city
yesterday.
A moonlight social Will be given tonight
al 0heurer 'ardeh.
Yesterday Dr. Scott narrowly escaped in
| Jury from q runaway horse.
Soru;oos mill bo hold +o ,,,orrc,,, i, tbo
ITnired Preshv,erian Cbmrch tbe Master
Rev. ]. W. Balm having returned from his
summer trip.
FrodoroL prast;, ond po,ior,;r Kronoor
tho W;dIIatown hnroiars wara hron%ht TO
Ills c;,v vostordon h65 5Tnnstohie CoorI and
lodrod in io;l ~
!"n'
JAMES W. Mthiilney ol slie putI anu n,ilge
he has iocaIod in hIrnass and viii s. re,nein
nernanan Iv
u.,., -,
owaitin, w." ""o ,i,n o io,, ~ m Iha
charpe Of arson in c1rnectinn with Jerrv
Giln1nre woe ynstar7 Wv roIoasod "''-1 'N'
,,,'N1' " 80 IT p',e' 10Y ,e'|'''I
dnctor on the 49, r. II 81 Pailroad vostnr-
dov l,ad Lis foot badly nooshed hv tho oars
wIiol ho ,yos j., tra oof af onInI;Ho
80 - 1IHty ue?Stay eIelins nl ',oo H.iluei
iIl 10 jaoI w t ito u'S I'VE io phii;na
Ia' A., ,e'a o1 'iI hIfS "i'' Dit; III; Ea ,'
w ~ u n, n:ieu nilii''' H'4" Piopiie
.dn,inistrntr; j.o'N was StI,ei0''y "ptoiN'e,t
Erani, StnrL aooooaoa Do.oI.a, DC ono
Maraarot SbenLart and pntor Schpaidor
sI,ra7;as e;'ns' Tl'a Saooosod la 1fo roi;ou
for 90 0oo navahIe to tho Widow INV 'f0-''
F'
ans fa th a d'e ICv,'e m hni1
in Ike citu 90 tl,o 19tL ;nst Wa, So,atnr
Tbmrn,an viii n,aIa tho frst ",onal, Of tha
can,no;rn in 0hin Cavor,,or piabo,, No.,
Inhn McSIahop ond nthor nT Ip, mrom,i i,oi inoni
Dnnncrato vii no ,,rosn,t ''-10- P-0'D1'1Oi
'''' ., va ~. pi.
Tho r,ord, oro,,nd Io,;,,,.ta,, oo +o4or,,,
rntit fpr hathin~ nnrmnsaS ond "C lovors "'[ ~
owimn,ing shonlI tpLa ,yornin, i, t;ne
',',10'
ASoufy invites anybody TO meet nm on
ne stump M VINO may be opposed 10 me Na-
tl0hai WofKlhSmeh ofgahlzanon' lie IS a
'plo"u'o 'ps"Noi'
Dled, IN tins county, on the 3Oth ult, Mr.
joshua b. omlth, aged seVenty-two, years.
one among 'he OLDEST settlers ana most
nisiii1 e''eeiieu el'iNei' VI '9 e'te ooui'y
Whence does the stencil come, that fills
| the nostrils of all the pedestrians that pass
along Third street, between Limestone and
College lot? Please send the smelling COM
mittee up.
The citizens of Lexington owe B. H. Gratz
debt OF gratitude for the many pleasant
evenings they are permitted to spend at the
Benjamin Gratz Park, as it was through his
good taste and energy that we have such a
resort.
Pick Norton. a noted little character of
Lexington, seems to be unable to control
his love for the CITY Court. He has been
before that august tribunal three times in
one week, and through the pleadings of his
wife has been released from the rock-pile
| each time.
We would call the attention of the Coun-
Gil to the bad condition of the sidewalL,