The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-02
J. P. Mclean will receive the Republican
nomination for Representative.

J. P. Mclean will receive the Republican
nomination for Representative.
Louis Nau, of the Walnut Street House,
will serve turtle SOUP 10 his customers W.
morrow morning from to u IA,
Mr.. Schulz, while threshng yesterday
friday, was overcome by the heat and
fell, injuring himself quite seriously ab at
the head
Mr.. J. w. Berkstresser, the ab'c Fri ciral
of the Fourth Ward Schools, has returned
from a rusticating tour i'll the morl.ta.rs Of
Pennsylvania.
Rev. John Phetzing will conduct the
services at the German NJ, +. Ci,rch TO.
morrow. Subject of morning discourse
Matthew V, s.
The daughter Of a wellknown clothing
merchant of this city will he led to the llv-
meneal altar soon by a promising young
merchant of Munich, Indiana.
The morning services at the NJ. r. Church
will be conducted by Rev. Granville Moody.
Subject of discourse: Titus H. H. Sacra-
mental address and Lords supper at the
usual hour.
Another one of those grand times will
be had at the Bellevue Garden tonight
Saturday. Also AN open-air concert Sun
day afternoon and evening will be among
the attractions.
Mrs. Mary Lemman, proprietress of the
Third-street clearinghouse, lately occu-
pied by Mrs. Dyer, has few very pleasant
unoccupied rooms that we understand are
Tor rent on reasonable terms.
Two funerals were held in st. Mary's
Church at the same time, and p. II. Gill
bert, VINO conducted them, went into the
country the same day TO look after the re-
mains OF Jerry Gilmore, deceased
Madame Mille Roze and Little Lulu, tEo
marvellous wonders from Cleveland, ara
billed for fete of pedestrianism at the
Front-strcet Garden Saturday and Sunday
afternoon and evening. Music will be in
attendance during the contest.
The First Ward Park has of late been
used by boys and others as a common even
ing resort, where their loud demonstra-
Glons arc very annoying to the more re-
stop to such uncalIeu Cor sport.
The State Grand Lodge OF the Caravan
Order of Harugari will meet in tnic citv
Wednesday, August 9th, at the Hall of the
German Odd-telows corner of Basin and
Second streets. A number of the Order are
expected from Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
N'iii'"'i anu OIiiVi POiIIJHs pl luufSOdY
evening, August 9TH, a moonlight enter
tainment will be given at the Front-street
Garden.
The Butler County Teachers Association
will be in session in Hamilton during the
week commencing Aug. 25th Superintend,
ent l.. D. Brown, of Hamilton; Prof. S. J..
Kirkwood, of Wooster University; Hon.
w. ID. Henkle, of Salem, and Prof. Waiter
II. Aiken, the special teacher of music in
this city, Will be the instructors. The
President of the Association is Prof. Jamea
A. Clarke, of New London. He has ar
ranged an excellent corps of Instructors
and large attendance of teachers is ex.
pected.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The Republican meeting didn't pan out
well last night.
Mrs. Asche, of Front street, is in a much
improved condition.
Rev. Mr.. Sanders will preach at the usual
hour tomorrow afternoon.
A large number of at,r people will visit
the Loyeland Camp Gi, md tomorrow.
Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Nagel, Clerk of the Election
has received the poll books from the Sher.
ifs Office.
Mr.. Holdsworth. a native of England,
will address the Temperance meeting to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Other speak
crs will be in attendance.
The young man named Richards who
was drowned here yesterday morning, was
caught by Mr.. James Dolman in his seine
while fishing, otherwise the body might
have been swept away in the current.
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