The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-14
REILEVUE. K-.

saloon.
Mr.. Gus Phister, now of Ohio, has been
visiting friends.
The thermometer stood 90 in the shade
at . o'clock on Berry avenue yesterday.
Mr. Weitzel, who has been sick for some
time, is in a dying condition from dropsy.
Col. Huston ST. John and Hon. s. X.
Wells, of Dayton, visited this burg yester-
day.
The wife of Mr.. Fred. Stalzenberg is in a
sinking condition and not expected to re-
cover.
A very interesting temperance meeting
was held last uiIht and was addressed by
Messrs. H0ldsworth, Green, HOrner and
Prof. McGinniS. Green and lorner gave
some fine selections in singing.
Judge McKibben has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to serve as officers at tine
coming August election: Sheriff J. w. Rat
lift; clerk, Chas. W. Nagel; judges, Adam
Smyrl and 2. f. Genoway, Sr.
Is the towns sanitary condition in good
order? is often asked. Numerous vau Is
are in bad condition and should be
remedied by the people. Council should
investigate this matter thoroughly at its
next meeting.
Despite the hot weather the reunion Of
the NJ. T.. Sundav-schuol Yesterday after,
noon was very largely attended. Rev. e.
l.. Sanders opened with prayer. Amos
Shinkle Esq, of Covington. delivered an
interesting discourse, the Rules of Life"
being his theme. Rev. w. w. Ramsey,
also OF Covington, delivered lengthy ad
dress which found its way to the hearts OF
all present. The choir and other members
of the Dayton NJ. e. Church were present
and lent considerable aid to the exercises
by their sin! ing, which was led by Squire
West and Prof. Adams.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr. r. II. Smith left for Carlisle this
morning.
The Board of Curators of Kentucky Uni
versity meet in called session here on the
9th.
The hot weather is almost unbearable
At a m. Saturday the thermometer indi
Gated go in the shade.
The trials of Mr.. W. II. Polk, of the
Transcript, and Officer Estes Garrett were
postponed until Jury day in the City
Court.
Meeks (Meeks is right, Mr. Compositor)
the Richmond tiend, has been refused bail
Now, let the law go a little farther ant
hang Lin.
A slight blaze in J. r. Jewel's saloon
corner of Main and Limestone, caused al
alarm Of fire to be sent in about O'CLOCK
Friday night.
The Greenback element is stronger il
Kentucky than many people suppose. Th,
Republicans will support the g. b. candi
dates for the Legislature where they hay,
no show for themselves. In this manner
| it is quite probable that the next brancf
will have from twelve to twenty Green
hackers in it. Col. John Kastle is making
a strong race in this CITY, and if he receive
any thing like the full Republican vote ht
twill defeat Tom Bush, Democratic nomi
,tnee, by considerable majority.
II SFRINGFHEHD. @.
" Sunday was a splendid picture for the T
L. 0. A. 1t didn't require the aid of ,tele
scope to discover their offenders now tina
oCamp- couldn't be overlooked.
The posting of those Sunday ordinanc
dodgers gave space for series of debate
ramong our people. Rather a bold breal
,eand yet it may bring good result-smoke
81 Tom Carrigan has returned from his ex
offensive tour around the State. BY specil
Invitation he will attend a reception pro-
fered by those of Limestone street tc
! day.
Y Iranatio Mcclure, formerly of the fir
Of McGlabberty & Mcclure, and now fl
u nous throughout the city as a vocalist, len
II his voice in the service Of song at hecam
i meeting on Sunday.
Millers Cigar-store, near the corner G
q High and Limestone streets, was entered a
!, an early hour on Saturday morning and
J small amount of the real stuff taken. TIL
' intruder left behind two signs for a tannery
: Miss Lottie Stafford, who is at presen
summering at Moles' Ranch, reports tn
II hstealing from her room the en- TmDus SUI
ltof 81, by Il mechanic employed in the La
ei igonda Shops. The sc0undrel was seen a
different times upon the grounds, yet wa
~, above suspicion. The dealers in snuff noN
:. report the market dull.
,t AS our interview with the Rev. Rickma
4 has been miSconstrued by many, especial
~ by that rising young pencil shower Of til
'lCincinnati Enquirerand Springfield Gazett
elwe, in justice to Rev. Hickman, desire t
sista that his financial affairs with hi
church received no mention in the intel
view published. Our young friend shoul
> follow in the tracks OF his friend of the RI
public and secure pair OF eye glasses
This dependence upon the optics with hil
will surely bring bad results. Our subject
. must not be repubished misrepresented.
n The Camp-meeting at the Fair Ground
proved big drawing card on Sunday. Fror
. early morn till late at night people poure
Gin at the gates. Conveyances from ou
Il lprominent corners made hall-hourly triE
with their loads The grounds presente
y; the appearance Of fair in progress, all til
=, stalls being tastefully arranged, and al
manner Of refreshments being displayed
The services in the main building wer
e argely attended, and during the afternoo
Ia several brothers and perhaps as many si
L ters got happy, and in soundin
their praises, brought in sinners VIII
!, were lurking over the grounds. Man
y hymns familiar to the readers ears, such q
= 'Rool, Jordan, rool," aud Garry my sol
7 to Jesus" were sung, and with such eal
! nestness as to be much appreciated. 1t
u at present the desire of the proprietors {
n, this affair to continpe the month out.
:, so, they should provide season ticket.
y The present times will not admit of dali
visits of families at present rates.