The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-07
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


new coat of paint.
The rumor that J. W. Lights is about to
sell out is not true.
An alarm of fire was turned in at Box IA
last evening through mistake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seidensticker, the High
street jeweler, was in Cincinnati yesterday.
Louis Nan, of the Walnutstreet House,
will set q free lunch every Sunday morning
ate o'clock.
Over two hundred Hamiltonians have
signiiied their intention to attend the Saeng,
erfest, which begins in Cincinnati June
1lth.
Mr.. J. C. Schwartz has on exhibition al
his drug store young gosling that has
three wings and four legs-a product OF
Butler County.
Miss Sarah Mack (colored), aged nineteen
years died Thursday OF consumption and
was inferred yesterday in Greenwood Gem
etery, Rev. Mr.. Tolliver officiating.
Henry E. Vanderveer, auctioneer, re-
turned from trip to the country to-day,
where he has been to sell two farms-one
in Darke and one in Montgomery County
Trinity Sunday will be observed in the
Episcopal Church tomorrow by appropri
ate seryices---a sermon at IL o'clock on the
Holy Spirit and one at 81 p. Ii. on the
Trinity.
Miss Della Cummings lost brown Rus
sian leather pocket-buok, yesterday, con
tanning valuable receipt aad some small
, change. The finder will receive a reward
. by leaving the same at Markt's drug store
Prof. J. Theurer, the well-known in
structor of the Hamilton Gymnasium, will
lift a bDrSp watching M loss than tli ffppI n
! hundred pounds, at the Front-street Gar
den next Sunday afternoon and evening
Mr.. Theurer is well-known in Hamilton
and invariably performs all that he prom
: ises.
Miss Julia Gaylord and mother, accom-
panied by Fred. Packard, left Thursday
| evening Tor Godfrey, Madison County, ILL.,.
to visit the family of L. B. Sidway, a Chi
cago banker. They will return on the 18th
and leave soon thereafter to visit friends il
New York, and sail from there for Europe
r July Sth.
AT the primaries the fight wakes hotter
? and all the candidates are putting their ut
most power at work to capture the larges
vote. The fight for Representative is be
tween Norman l.. Armstead and f. b. Put
= hoff, with Ormstead in the lead. For Sher
if J. I. Gray and +. b. Black lead the van
and it is generally believed ii at Black vii
receive the support Of at least seventy-livt
of the one hundred and one delegates. Fo
: Treasurer David Yeakle and Daniel Shafe
| are doing some solid work. 1t is eviden
q that the outside influence is decidedly il
i favor of Shafer. As to Prosecuting Attor
ney, Philip 6. Berry, John L. Nielan ant
Culla ]. Smith are making most deter
2 mined effort. If Berry gets The nomina
q tion he is sure of election; on the othe
, hand, if NIelan gets it, there is horse 0
| another color standing in the shade tina
!, , will be rushed to the front and will Civ
the gentleman most lively and excitin,
race. The Democrats are all out and
most heavy vote is being polled. All i
/, quiet at the polls, with the exception of al
n occasional pow-wow or little fist exercise
5 by way of change.
;, LEXINGTON. Ky.
4 The grass fields look lovely after the re
:, cent refreshing rain.
Hon. Ed. f. Turner, of Richmond, Speak
a er of the last House Of Representatives
q will not be q candidate for reelection t
q the Legislature.
e A great many people are thinking an
l. talking of Water-works, especially tn
:, Holly Water-works plan. We hope it wi
IL not all be in the mind, but result in o,
i ton.
y The female colleges of the city will 800
close with their customary annual con
nencements and the sweet girl graduate
are thinking of blue ribbons and flower
and SIGH,
. County Attorney Smith is, besides bein
a whole-soued, clever fellow, a geniu
Nobody but Josh could have write
1t Brother Deering's obituary in such QUAR-
and !aughable style.
# Ben. Deering, editor of the transcript
has concluded to withdraw from the Lcgi
latye race. This leaves the field to Captui
)f Bush Democrat, and Mr.. John Cassel
a. Greenbacker. The result as yet, is unce
-. tain.
, Rev. George 0. Barnes arrived in Lexin
- ton Thursday evening, and preached Fridi
" night al the little church ON Constitute
1t street We hope lie will remain with us
at while. He has a great many ardent frien
and admirers.
j.. Judge Thomas F. Hargis owes it to hir
t. self and the people of the entire state
IS refuse to sit upon the Appellate Bench un
I'd the severe charges made against his chara
ter by Col. Thomas +. Green, editor of Il
"A Maysville Eagle, are fully investigated
~ the courts and disprUven. Mr.. Hargls Ct
r. not afford to treat these charges silently al
Ut longer.
Is LAwRENCEHURG. IND.
n' The Public Schools have closed.
The Board of Equalization are still in 8
ke sion.
lie The jury in the Houston VS.. Houston W
So case returned a verdict finding for the (
rd fendant, and sustaining the will
NO Hon. w. s. Holman, FIX Congressmf
ce- and His Honor Mayor Roberts have
st ceived and accepted invitations to be pr
at ent at the Locomotive Engineers picnic
Prices Hill the 24th inst.
J. VIM. T. Garfield, on motion of Hon.
'n9 S. Holman, has been admitted as prat
no toner at the Dearborn County Bar. He
rse promising young man living in Auro
Iu- this county.
the LIMA, O.
nor Lima has over seven thousand people Q
-er two lines of horse cars.
,iv- Lima Lodge, No. 5S1, l. 0. o. F., avera
rri- about two petitions night for the past
weeks.
John T. Raymond will show that ther
"Millons in 1t" on Wednesday event
= June llth.