The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-26

cotton suit, with slippers much worn at
the heel, and hat without brim.
The excitement is greatly increasing in
regard to the completion of the Big Sandy
Railroad. Persons who at first objected,
are now In favor of accepting Mr.. Hunting
toms proposition.
The Recorders Court yesterday, sent Mr.
Mclaughlin proprietor of the wOrk-house) }
about thirty boarders, These people had
been disturbing their neighbors with an
unusual and unnecessary noise.
Mr.. Thos. s. Logwood, one of our oldest
and most prominent dry goods merchants,
viii soon remove to Denver, Colorado. Mr..
L"gwood is too enterprising to remain in
staid old Lexington.
A. T. Hall, contractor, has lust returned
from Richmond, Virginia, with forty
colored laborers to work on the C. s. r. R.,
south Of this point. This does not speak
well for Lexington negroes.
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes, the distinguished
revivahst, is preaching daily to large crowds
i'll the Second Christian Church. Mr..
Barnes sermons are modelled somewhat
after those of Moody and Sankey. 1t has
been suggested that he holds his evening
services at the City Park, as the church
Will not hold the immense crowds of people
who throng to hear him.
WEST COVENGTON. RY.
Mr.. Samuel Hargraves, who left for Lead
vile some three months ago, returned on
Snnday-not with fortune, but with some
fine specimens of copper, lead, silver and
gold ore, now OIL exhibition at his residence
on Bullock street, Covington, Ky. You
should call and have talk with the hero
OF the West. He values his specimens at
from $50 to $75 His idea is that it isn't
the place for man unless he has fortune
to start on.
CARDINGTON, o.
Ashlevites are intending to celebrate the
National Holiday with a grand terpsi-
chorean entertainment.
a programme for Fourth of July Cele-
bratlOn is being arranged. The military
company, under Captain Wm. G. Beatty
tbroIher of General Beatty and banker) is
expected to participate.
HAMILTON.
The Fl. S. T. of II. picnicked at the ice
house on CampbelPs Island
Frechtlng's new delivery wagon is yery
fine. 1t is the work of Peter Heck.
The ladies of Seven Mile will give A
strawberry festival the last of the season,
thlS evening.
The Butler County Pomona Grange will
meet in Hamilton on Tuesday, July lst.
Mrs. D. W. Brant left yesterday after
noon for Keokuk, Iowa, to visit her sisters
residing there.
The catalogue for the Lane Free Semin-
ary will be gotten up by Is. X. Brant, at
the Democrat office.
Rev. J. P. MacLean is busilv engaged get
ting out three hundred page history of
the Mound-builders.
Misses Fannie and Clara Laurie, of Ham
llton, were among the graduates of the
Western Female Seminary, Oxford.
The Board of Education will elect teach
ers tonight for the Hamilton scho Dis for
the year commencing September LIST.
Fred. Bosch will present to the best lady
dancer tonight solid silver card case, and
to the best gentleman performer box of
cigars.
For some time past young lady of Ham,
llton OF prepossessing appearance and occu-
pying very respectable position in society
has been regularly corresponding with an
Imaginary Adonis, who has been discovered
to be of African extraction and q criminal
OF the worst type. Young ladies and
Young men engaged in this immoral and
lmprudent practice should at once take the
hint and break of their clandestine CORE
spOndence