The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-03

OF Cincinnati and CoyingtOn-have cele-
bratlons Of the Fourth of July. The foJ-
lowing is the invitation from the COvine
ton Association 10 the Cincinnati Pioneer
Association:
CovINGToN, KY, June 21, 1879,
| 10 THE PRESIDENT or THE HAMILTos
COUNTY PIONEER ASSOCIATION: Simon Ken
ton Pioneer Association will hold meet
| ing at the picnic grounds at Old Visalia.
| Kenton County, KY. on the 4th dav oi
July, 1879. 1t is on the Kentucky Central
| Railroad. fifteen miles from COvingtOn,
and extra and special trains will be run "a
and from the grounds all day. It is pro.
| posed to bring together as large number
| OF the Old Inhabitants, and their descend
ants, as possible tn celebrate the day and u
Interchange greetings over an old G-fashioned
basket dinner. The crowd will be addressed
ON early times and incidents. by Hon
Cassius NJ. Clay. Your presence is especial
lv desired, and you are cordially invited
Yours, &C., by order of the Association
n. b. STEPHENS, Secretary
This had TO be respectfully declined, 3
the party invited will celebrate the Fourli,
of July as usual, at o'clock p. m.
The Cincinnati Pioneers will meet to
morrow in t. e Unitarian Church, north
west corner of Eighth and Plum streets.
Orator, Judge Carter. With music ans
short speeches All are invited
THE ORPHANS AT INwooD
The greatest picnic of the day will un
doubtedly be that given tomorrow by thu
St Aloysius Orphan Asylum at Inwooc
Park.
AT 7:3O a. m. schoeppners Band, II
strong, will parade the streets. At o. clock
the grounds will be thrown open to tht
Tho Dnn1ornt..,, = i
will be read at o'clock BY one Of the or
phan children. The rest of the afternoon
will be devoted to dancing and othcr
anusements.
Mr.. Joseph Beesten has charge of the re
freshment tables, Contributions of turtl,
soup have been made as follows: Burnei
House. 30 gallons; Gibsos House, 30 gal
Ions; Florenti e, 80 gallors; NJ. Hester Il
gallons; l.. Schwind, 20 gallons: J. Flach
20 galIons Lew Bowman. 25 gallons.
The lunch table is in the care Of MI
John Preuer. who will be assisted by tn,
following ladies: Mrs. Louisa Schwind
Baumgardner, Ann Wuest, Gartncr Oster
hage, Louisa Manne, Plust, A. Lauxter
man, NJ. Schwind, Drehm, Luening, Ben
der, Kohhans, Huele, Alhers, Thinner
Englehard, Eifers, Egbers, Litmerding ant
Simon, and the Misses Becht, Schaefel
Name, Frnelich, 8. Bast Fisher, Klop'
Bruch, Kleitman, Peters, Dewald ar
Kopp.
The ice-cream stand will be in charge
Mr. John Bell, Sr Nine bars will be esta,
Iished on the grounds, and will be in char
of MeSsrs. Bonte. Lauxterman, Tiemar
Munich. Sauer, Hulsman, KunSling Bee
meyer and Austing. The bowling aley.
shooting galleries wheels of fortune, etc.
are also in good hands.
BRAUNETs' PAVILION
Another of the most attractive places 70
spending the Fourth will be at Z. j. Braun
els Pavilion, at the junction of IudIop
avenue and Carthage Pike. Seidensticker
Rand will be in attendance. Then there
hop from 3 p. III. to u. m. The admis
sion will be free to all. In the evening tn
visitors will have the enjoyment of being il
the best place to view the pyrotechnics
display at the geological Garden.
THE PUBLIC OFFICES.
The various Offices in the Courthouse
all the Courts, etc, will be closed to.moy
row.
AT OTHER PLACES.
A celebration will be given at Mt Pleas
ant
Union Chapel will give Sabbath-schoo
picnic tomorrow.
There will be a display of fireworks a
Egers' place, Cumminsville, tomorrow
night.
The teachers of the Ninth-street Baptis
will hold picnic at Clifton
tomorrow.