The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-07

Geo. Wilson will deliver the annual ad-
dress.
DAYTON. Kr.
Mrs. Geo. @. Weimer is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
The NJ. f. Sunday-school announces a
social in the yard of the church, August
26th.
Mr.. Ed. Clark and wife are jubilant over
the arrival of an eleven pound son, and re-
turn thanks to Dr. Schoolfield.
The accomplished Miss George Stewart
left on the Short Line this morning for
pleasant rural visit in Kentucky.
County Clerk Jones, Judge Makibben
and Sheriff White left to-day for Alexan-
dria to count the official vote of the recent
election.
A citizen of Brooklyn avenue complains
that TIE Street Commissioner permits the
water courses to be stopped up, thus flood
ing his cellar.
With the consent Of the two Newport
Lodges Henry Barnes Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
expects dispensation soon under which
they can organize.
The many friends of Mrs Williamson
and her charming sister, Miss Jennie White,
will regret to hear that they depart for
" JN'o'N, W. "'' 'o-Noy'
Mr.. Charles c. Gunnson has arrived
home from st. Louis. He was summoned
in consequence of the serious illness of his
sister Miss Florence Gunnison.
John Stump. the victim of lightning, re-
siding on the Rifle Greek Pike, was buried
early yesterday on account of decomposi-
ton setting in. He was brother-in-law to
Mr. John Trapp, of Dayton.
The social given last night by Miss Mary
and Miss Lizzie Lukehs at their home was
well attended, and an agreeable evening
spent by those who attended. A number
were present from Bellevue.
LEXINGTON. Ky.
Go to the festival of the Maccabees Thurs
day night at Gratz Park.
| Active measures arc being maturcd for
the speedy erection of the Phoenix.
Quite number of fist and skull battles
on Monday but no serious knife or pistol
difficulty.
The brick work of the new market-house
has commenced ana the walls are rapidly
going up.
Mr. r. P. Stoll ran about5oO votes ahead
of his ticket. A great many Democrats
voted for him.
The Republicans were more active in the
recent election than has been known OF
them for years.
Mr. Lew. Cassell returned from Leadville
Saturday night for short stay only. He is
highly pleased with the place.
Judge Turner, of Madison, was defeated
in the race for Representative by one Speed
Smith, the Republican candidate.
There is another vacancy in the police
force, caused by the death of Mr.. John Ro-
sell, whose funeral took place Tuesday from
st. Pauts Church.
Mr.. John Welch has purchased and is
now running the saloon OF the Fayette Ho.
tel, where his old friends can always find
him and be welcomed.
Recorders Court was well attended Tues.
day Twenty cases, and nearly all of
them the result of a too free use of election
lemonade the day before.
Married, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
at the WIl-street Methodist Church. BY
Rev. II. p Walker, Mr.. c. d. Townsend, of
Mississippi, and Miss Jennie Wilson, OF
Fayette County.
Tuesday rain, which was so thankfully
received, was very general throughout the
northern portion of the State. A heavy
rain almost dcluged the entire route from
Lexington to Cincinnati.
1t is said that Mr.. Dave Clark, grocery.
man on East Main street, left the city Tues
day morning, repaired to his brothers., in
the country and there took dose of ar
senic. He was not dead late in the even.
ing.
Died, at the residence of his son, Samuel
Clay, Jr., Colonel l.. b. Clay, in the eighty.
first year of lis age. He was buried We'd
nesday at his old home in Bourbon County
Another one OF family whose name is i'm
mortal has gone.
The Cincinnati Southern is selling round
trip tickets from Lexington to Danyille anC
return for II 40. These tickets will be gooC
until Friday evening next Special trains
will be run Thursday and Friday, leaving
Lexington at a. m; returning, leave Dan
vile at $50 p. IN.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
When will this dampness cease? is the
talk
The brickyards have ceased work urti
this everyday storm stops.
BE sure and visit the Council meeting to
night. 1t will be interesting.
Miss Lulu West daughter of Squire
West is on visit to relations at Akron, O
Mr. Charles LinvIle has been suffering
the last few days from an attack of gout il
his feet.
Mrs. Balance, of Berry avenue, will leave
on prolonged visit to friends in Owel
County, KY, in few days.
The race track is in terrible condition
The races we're to take place at o clock
but will be probably postponed.
Rev. Mr. Sanders, of the NJ. Z. Church
will not preach on Sunday in Bellevue
His place will be supplied, however.
The NJ. +. Church folks are anxiously
awaiting to hear from the Church Exten
sion Aid Society of Philadelphia.
The temperance people talk of organizin!
a choir, to be composed of young people, tt
take lessons from Prof. Adams, OF Dayto
The Board of Health of Newport should
visit that ranch at the creek, known "a
Hotel de Mattox, and give the proprietor
disinfection certificate before he places hi
garbage and filth on the roof
SPRINGFIELD. o.
, ]. 0. Barber, a Champion City man, ha,
been granted patent on new saw-set.
Miss Nellie Richards, of Cincinnati, il
, spending a few days in our city. She is tht
guest of her brother, Mr.. Chas Richards.
DR.. Russell was called to Clifton or
Wednesday to render aid to an aged couple
named Mcclellan, who had fallen from L
wagon.
Gordon Foreman pleaded guilty of {
drunk to His Honor and was patched W