The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-29

AnOtnef pOtlCeIndn mas Deen pllC al tle
place of Patrolman Vaughn.
Mr. Newt. Astew has left for the country
and will pass the summer on farm.
Mrs. Harry Hinchman has been danger
ously i'll for some time, but is rapidly con-
valescing.
The Misses Jessie and Lucy Baker, OF Gin
cinnati, have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Porter.
Messrs. Ferris & Morten have dissolved,
partnership, Mr.. Ferris taking charge Of the
business. Mr.. Morten will go south.
The lecture on the Mammoth Cave" at
the NJ. E. Church, by Rev. w. III. Miesse,
last Thursday evening" was well attended.
The Columbia Cornet Band gives picnic
at Mt. Lookout to-day from II m. until IL
p. m. Dancing will be the principal fea-
ture.
Notwithstanding the extreme warmth of
the weather, the boys of the Fifth-wheel
Works are contemplating another fishing
excursion.
The delay of the early train yesterday
morning was occasioned by the track up
near Morrow having been washed out the
night previous.
A grand picnic will be given at the East
Ellu bIOVe Oll j uly TOuTJll, from y. ILL., W
p. m., by the East End Quadrille Band.
Admission 25 cents.
The music for the picnic to be given at
the Loveland Camp Grounds by the Muir
phys of Columbia Pendleton and East Wal
nut Hills on the Fourth will be furnished
by the Webber Band. Their music can't
be excelled.
Mrs. 0. w. Nixon and daughter, Miss
al of r,l, |, I,,+
now of Chicago, who have been visiting
their numerous friends here, returned home
on Thursday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Nixons son Charlie, who has been at
tending College in Utica, n. Y, and is on
his way home for the summer vacation.
OXFORD. o.
Miss Luella Gilmore has returned to her
home at Fairhaven, O.
The Catholics have ball in Kyger's Hall
on next Thursday evening.
Miss Leonard, of the Western Female
Seminary, has left for tour to Europe.
The Colored Glee club will give a concert
in Davis Hall, on the evening of the Fourth
of July.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
A picnic will be given on July Fourth in
aid of the City Intirmary.
Miss Ella Fathergll, of Paris, is visiting
Miss Katie Parker of this city.
Our next Council meeting will be held on
the 5th of July instead of the 4th.
c. w. Jenkins was fined in the City Court
$40 and costs for breach Of the peace.
Some of the grain dealers are refusing to
buy wheat, because the future price of that
commodity is too uncertain.
An excursion train leaves Lexington for
Louisville on the Sd of July at II O'Clock
Returning, leaves Louisville at u o'clock
on the night Of the 4th.
If you wish to go buffalo hunting leave
your name at the Press office, and as soon
as the party numbers fifteen start with Mr..
W. T. Arnold as guide. He is lately from
the plains.
Six concerts by musicians of acknow-
lodged ability, will be given during the ses-
sion of the Kentucky Normal Musical In
stitute. One ticket-price $5-admits two
persons to all.
A rifle shooting match has been arranged
TO come off here during fair week. A stake
with $50 entrance will be put up for the
best rifle shot at five hundred yards. The
judges selected are b. Mills, N. Dudley, A.
Montgomery, Of Clark County, and General
Basil w. Duke.
Yesterday, at II o'clock, Mr.. NJ II. San
ford's sale of thoroughbred colts began,
and progressed rapidly until some forty-one
were disposed of. The get of Virgie sold
for an average of $1,2l6, of imp. Glenelg
$500 of Monarchist $233, of King Lear 1884,
of haywood $93. The total sale amounted
to $40, l35-an average, emitting the second
animal sold, of $476.
DAYTON. Ky.
Croquet is all the rage.
Services in all the churches as usual TO-
morrow.
The excitement over our Principal is still
undated
The German Baptists give picnic at
Stanbery's Grove July 4th.
The Baptist picnic was well attended and
all enjoyed themselves very much
Who will it be-.Helm or McGinniss-or
is there man looming up in the distance?
Where is Rev. A. c. Williams, the great
temperance lecturer? Shall we have him
with us when Hon. W. c. Albcrts holds his
contemplated series of lectures?
The action of the Board of Educati0n
will be closely sCrutnized in the selection
of new Principal. BE wide awake, gen
tlemen, and give us the best man that you
can get.
The meeting of the Board of Education
has been postponed till Tuesday evening,
July I'd, on account of the necessary alb
sence of several members of the Board ON
Monday evening.
WEST COVlNGTON, Ky.
The citizens of West Covington purpose
having picnic on the Fourth of July at
Asbey's Grove, near Ludlow, on the c. S.
r. R.. for the benefit of st. AIMS Church
and School. 1t is useless to add that all
who attend will enjoy themselves. Among
the local features OF the day will be an cleo
ton for Sheriff between Messrs. II. S. Per-
cival and J. Frank Lowe, the successful
candidate winning handsome silyer-headed
cane.
HAMILTON.
There were three funerals Thursday, and
two yesterday.
Mrs. Katie Minor, who has been absent
at Dayton, is expected home this evening.
Miss Lottie Leffel, of Chicago, is visiting
her friend, Miss May Williams, Of this
city.