The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

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LEXINGTON. KY.
The Deering camp-meeting is progressing G
smoothly.
The handsome gates donated to the
ing put in position.
The recent rains have thoroughly
cleansed the city. Thanks to the Lord, and
not to the Board of Health.
On Sunday next at II o'clock Rev. f. NJ.
Green of Danville, KY, will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church.
A late citizen of Lexington, Thomas
Scandlan. died on the ID of August at
Jonesburg, Missouri, after two weeks ill
ness.
The City Council in their last session.
made the wholesale proposition of $40, 900
and the grounds OF the City Park to the
State for the permanent location of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College. Our
people cheerfully indorse their action.
Quite a skirmish took place Friday even
sng at the Corner House. Henry Spencer
was little tipsy, and got into a difficulty
with an an unknown party. Capt. Nc
Murty attempted his arrest, and Henry
threw stones fast and thick. With help,
Henry was finally arrested, and conducted
| to the watch-house.
HOME CITY.
Mr.. Charles Evans, Of Delhi, is the father
of baby girl.
The wife of Mr.. Joe Barman is recovering
from her recent illness.
| The Misses Autenreth have returned
from their rather protracted visit. We'll
come.
| Our sprightly young ladies' man, Mr..
Ed. IIirst, will leave shortly for Evansville
to embark in business. Good luck, Ed
Ia ia.
There are rumors of wedding. If any
one is informel who the parties are, they
mustn't tell. Well, they can speak to the
butcher, the baker and the candlestick-
maker, &C., but don't let it go any further.
SPRGNGFKELD. o.
The Colored Republicans meet on Tues
day night to organize Foster Club.
| Barnett the janitor of the county build
ings, dropped his pocket book containing ~
upon the streets on Saturday.
Ewood Rhonemous was liberated on Sat
urday, bail being furnished. Olfutts will
get his hearing during the coming week.
Gilmore Polling, youngster, appeared be-
| fore Squire Hallenbeck Oh Saturday. Ell
more had amused himself by firing stones
| into the Ringwat House, ON LagUnda ave-
nue.. The Squire assessed him 81 and
costs.
A young man named Charles Jones, who
resides on Linden avenue, has been missing
from his home since Saturday morning.
He has long been sufferer from softening
of the brain, and his friends have fears Of
his safety.
In speaking of the Kuntz shooting on
Saturday our paragraph alluded to him as
all urchin. 1t should have read victim.
We make this correction to satisfy our
readers that our pun qualities are not
brought to bear upon matters of so serious
a nature.
James Kelly, who was arrested on Thurs
day for robblng James Gallagher, OF South
Charleston, appeared before His Honor on
Saturday and had his case continued until
TODAY. Gallagher's father took him home
on Saturday and it is supposed will forciby
bring about reform.
Rebecca Purnell has filed her petition for
alimony in Court from her husband Hugh
Purnell. She also asks for ar injunction
rest raining defendant from selling a house
and lot and other property at Osborn. Re-
becca alle%cs that Hugh for some time past
has faile to provide for her.
Wells S. Trader has again returned to
our city, He claims to still possess the
nerve to try another newspaper venture
here, and he gives it to us during Septem-
ber. We have some good obituary poetry
hanging on the hook for friend Trader.
which we will deal out soothingly after the
crank turns,
Word was sent here from South Charles
ton on Saturday asking for Evelin Kemper,
an elderly man, who left his home at an
early hour in the morning. His mental
faculties are reported by his friends as
"oif" and they are anxious that he should
be sent home. He was seen on the out
skirts OH Saturday.
The protruding latber artist at Market
street tonsorial establishment got Oh his
high dig" on Saturday morning and
threatened to pronounce the curse of
Washington--D C.-upon the kid Of the
place. Several OF the employees had the
matter compromised without calling out
the militia or reading the riot act. We
mention n names, because the most prom
inent party in it has kindly consented to
break us in two should his name be made
public in these columns. After pcruSal we
find nothing in this to even cause the anger
of lamb.
REUNION NoTEs..-That band parade was
good card on Saturday for afternoon service |
Perhaps the most attractive feature intro |
duced thus far at Camp Kicfer was the ac- |
robatic feat of Brother Iarwood, of the Ga
zette, on Thursday. Tomasi Egaranio is
high flyer-bet yer boots.
The boys laid close during the chilly |
spell. Buffalo robes were in demand.
The Urbana boys got their beer in by
it in barrel of cabbage. 1t
would be an easy matter to tell how the
boys brought in the corn juice.
Co. A, home talent people, will play big
hand for that flag.
Adjutant General of the State of Ohio,
L. NJ. Meiley, was one OF the new arrivals
at camp on Saturday.
The boys generally speaking, have en-
iOyed the best of health. A few cases of |
under the weather" have required medi-
cal aid.
Private Guseman, while scaling fence
in search Of missing men on Friday night,
jabbed the bayonet of his gun into his
right cheek to the depth of an inch.
Advocate General Hunt spent the Sab
bath in camp.
Not night passed but what detailed
squad was sent out to bring in the prowlers
Two of the boys fell into their arms at a
late hour on Saturday night, and were told
to fall in for tramp over the village. Oh,
that watermelon.
HAMILTON.
Eighty-eight names registered at the
Straub House Saturday.
Miss Mollie Owens leaves this afternoon
for a short visit to Connersville, Ind.
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nuisance in the shape of dye
mAn.