The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31

| AHlTlnR, Oh tnut plhpe Inc DOuy OF Charles
| Henkens the young man who was drowned while
endeavorlng TO recover the bodies of the lads
above named, was recovered al ali early hour this
morning.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
The Harrodsburg Fair began Tuesday.
Councilmen Mulligan and May have gone
on the big excursion.
The great picnic of the Macabees will
take place at Woodlands, near this city,
August 7th.
When the Niagara excursion train left
Cynthiana, it numbered eleven coaches,
and all well filled.
Next Friday night our good people will
have an opportunity to hear Hon. Walter
Evans, Republican candidate for Governor.
Yesterday at 12 o'clock the bells of the
city rang in joyfully the welcome tidings
that cornerstone was being laid.
With regret we announce the final ser.
mon of Rev. DIR. Christie as pastor of the
Secend Presby yterian Church ON next Sun
day.
Market will be held as usual at the old
market-house aslong as. that time-honored
structure is permitted to stand. and when
it is torn down the pavements on either
side and end will take its place.
On yesterday the corner stone of the new
market-house was laid with proper and
uec3ihlng 1ing ceremonies. a hne Dand OF mq-
s 81 sou ouitaoie al'S' Mnile lunureas
many are disposed to believe not only the
laying of cornerstone but the beginning
of new era of prosperity in the city Of
Lexington. We hope it will so prove.
Tuesday evening, Pierce, small son of
Kew. II. I. Walker, while driving COW
moine 1i",n i'as'ILle, 'e morse Oh wnich ne
ho Iit 1I,t.'neI aru f Ieil anu chtcniiig
arm between the hand and elbow 6r
Stockdale was summoned and the arm adj
justcd, but with considerable main to the
unfortunate little fellow.
As Lexington is now stirred to her
depths and awake to her interests we sug-
EeSt that the editors Of the Transcript and
DAILY Press, Deering and Duncan, be ap-
pointed committee OF two to examine
, Snn,s t,U.Us4ly Snrin ~sI 'le t, aDlil.y 1l VII
ton T,;t;, " rt tne IiUy ".
two omirant ,,hiiosn,iors ,,II UII't VI oi,eso
meet with the onnrnhaton mou, nf o'r r'a,,l5
citizens and forever hush the croaking of
our celebrated old fogies.
HAMILTON.
DR., Trafold returned from Memnbis ves.
terdav.
nj, p,,..
~ inT ,r, hep9plicah cluo VIII meet IN their
nan thursday evening"
The Cambridge City Baseball Club will
play the Live Oaks to-day.
Mrs p O. Rarrv oeIobrsted bor fftr
eighth birthday Yesterday.
Miss Jennie Wescott of Richmond Ind
is visiting friends in Hamilton.
,,uu ID r..;,. .,
pleasant trim to friends in Xenia
oo1 pot1anol
xo H0 nf Wnraan shi an osh "''o d leSpectea GU
morning.
,t,a n.,,, A.. ;,
J,is D'eiri',an Ten4 " tne iniru War9' dled
suuue,,y uo '"'s "'9"'' ~ 10 'ilousnUol choi-
e'a i'o' Jus
,ol;a ne poys aL tne Auullor ONCE ,T are very
80 o''a VI o"ins HHoie hil' l. E Orluer
sels 81 many oouque'S'
| Several OF our prominent citizens at
tended, the horse race at the Fair Grounds
yesterday. The race was between horses
oWheu oy M "hu'er ana w. WARWICK
Yesterday the Light Infantry departed
for their camping grounds located near
franklin, where they expect to spend ten
daysin displaying their power of physical
| endurance to an admirlng community,
my " tooH H. "n,t fte,' eaeiy Emi"E .aC De
W III ootTv NJ, vi pe'sel9i soialeI eA-
uepv opvo "ani'ns' en- n' uosI ii"ue a nIe up
| po"t;,' q" "a ~ " % ,liI u.Po',
,St,s L5d;,s , tnr I've s,aIeS ut tneni lauy i"'eS
0iuoi"s 'Aeii ihay -Ne, "' ever iete"ei''
sPRINGFiELD. O.
non. oahi. liuht ls 10 attend the seventh
hesiiheht atlpheht Ill the capacity OF
Advocate General.
August 7th is the day announced for an.
other excursion by rail to the Niagara
Falls at the popular 81 rate.
An illustrated namnblet o,,lod +ha
champion City" is to be placed upon the
market in few days. 1t is the intention
of its publishers to distribute it at fairs and
at the Cincinnati Exposition.
Officer Lang brou,bt in Jobn Smith y,
Wednesday. John had corr;ed bimseIf in
the nresence of sevaraI Iittia oir,s nnd had "a
acted in an outraoaons nonnar Iohr D'iu ;a
saiI to he rather lieht in the unner story
which NAV accounf for his frolic ''
~, '1o
o1,'nd ;ts ,',oS "'' elis luuuule mas re-
ing again arraigned in His Honor's Court,
and each fined SO and costs. A royal pair
10 10 wnom clung lHstice' ana perhaps he is
'he most SATISFIED
Mr James WOOD, OF the Malleable Iron
works, received severe sunstroke on Tues
uay Jay alterh9oh. ne was engased upon TN
condition, pronounced critical at first ST. 10 .
now said to be favorable with every chance
for recovery. O'''''
Mill Run sewer water is receiving consid.
erable attention lately. The neople who
nav for II when sluicsd hoforai IT. -,