The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


HAMILTON.
Mrs. J. P. Davis is visiting friends in Xenia, o.
Mrs. Mollie Owens is isregistered at the Straub
House.
There was pleasant little surprise party in the
First Ward.
Mr.. Philip Kuhlman died yesterday at his resi-
dence oil High street.
Quite "a number from oxford were in attendance
at the Camp-meeting.
Mr.. J. C. Schwartz, the High-street druggist, was
IN Cincinnati yesterday.
Subscribe for the STAR only IL cents per week,
delivered TO any part OF the city.
The Young Mems Republican Club met last
evening over the Second National Bank.
A delegation of young ladies helped to decrease
the number Of fish in the Miami yesterday.
The Hamilton Liederkranz win give concert
at the FTont-street Garden Monday evening. to
conclude with display of fireworks and dancing.
There was lively row out at the canal between
two young blOods, VIM. Crocket and man called
Hawkey about young lazy of the Fourth Ward,
Wdose name We withhold for the present
high toned young lady of this city, who fig
ures consp pcuOusly in social circles, entered a
Third.street drug store yesterday and called for
"Magnoly Bumm" for the complexion.
The Hamilton High School graduated its first
class in 1852. The Alumni now numbers lib.
Those Of them residing III this city comprise many
OF The most promising young men and women i'll
the community.
man by the name of Guchenheme, in the
wholesale trade in Cincinnati, was arrested in the
Queen City yesterday by All officer Of the s. 2. G..
A. for driving horse belonging to Dick Hu chin
son, OF this city, 10 DEATH The animal was val
ued lat $50.
The Fair Grounds near Hamilton, where the A.
N. Il. camp-meeting is now In session, offer every
convenience in the matter OF shade and water that
Il the n
Among those engaged to fill the stand from day to
day during the meetings are b shop Wymann, ID.
d. OF Baltimore. Maryland; Prof. r. G. Mortt-
mer, Lima, OHIO; r. A. johnson, Cincinnati;
b. W. Arnett, Columbus; Jeremiah Lewis, Wyo,
ming NJ NJ. smith, Fiqua; G. II. Graham, Zanes-
vile; J. Underwood, springfield; W. II. Coleman,
Dayton; j. StAusburg, urbana Prof Tyler, OF
oxford, VIII lead the music, and Miss Louisa
Jones will act as organist. Carson and Hazard
have charge of the gates, Norman and Beard the
ligh, Kimmon and Dickson the grounds and I'M
der their charge everything will pass oil pleasant
ly and orderly. The attendance yesterday was
small, but to-day large increase was noticeable.
We learn that the proceeds are to be devoted to
the payment OF the church debt of Payne Chapel,
this city.
LUDLOW. .KT.
Mr. ]. A. P. Grants little son ig quite sick.
Three of MI. Venn's family are now very sick
with scarlet fever.
Services in the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours Every
body invited.
Mr. Dwight Benton, the artist, who has been alb.
sent for three ears past in Europe, arrived at his
home on Wednesday night after long, tedious
and stormy passage. He left Rome June 27th and
reached Cincinnati July 10th. most of friends
congratulate him upon his safe return,
lawn party will be given next Thursday eve
ming upon the grounds Of Mr.. VIM. Z. CloSson, a
which supper will be served ice cream provided
md ha In Themselves
entertainment will begin at 1880 p n. Eyervhn,'.
.S INVITED ana reques eu to bring his friends
neighbors and acquaintance along with him
Let's all go and have good time.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Wheat is declining in prices We quote 1t al
79M8lc per bu.
Nj, A. J. Bell, of New Orleans, is on a visit tc
his old friends in this city.
The third annual fair Of the Kentucky A. and
NJ. Association viii begin at their grounds in this
city Aug. 26th and continue five days.
Mr.. Robert c. Hall, of Savannah, No. and at one
time Adams Express messenger in this city, is
now visiting his father. Capt jesse Hall, hcre.
Hon. O. s. Deming, Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and Rev. w. AshbuTy of
,lis CITY, are announced to speak at the Court
house tonight.
Judge Cook, the National Greenback candidate
for Governor. spoke to small crowd at the Court
house Thursday night. Mr.. Cook is fine looking
gentleman, g cd speaker and made quite fa-
vorable impression.
The heat was so intense Thursday night that the
thermometer at Frosts drug store got down from
It's accustomed place, stepped into a saloon near
by and was found yeSte day morning sitting be-
side large bucket OF iced lemonade, with straw
and palm leaf fan, vigorously at work.
Judge Anderson, the newly-elected Renublican
Judge in the Maysville District is a strictly tenn
perate man. He has never used intoxicating
liquors or tobacco OF any kind, and in his charge
TO the Grand Jury at Carlisle the other day, he
was particularly severe in his remarks on the sub
ject Of carrying concealed weapons and selling
liquors without license.
The Board of Curators Of Kentucky University
will meet in called session in this city on the oath
inst 1t is likely that no further effort will be
made to induce the Board to donate woodlands to
the State Agricultural College. But there is
that an effort will be made t. get the
coming Legislature to rescind so much of the
charter OF Kentucky University as that allows the
Board OF CuratorS the use OF the property and
funds OF the old Trsnsylvania College. Evidently
the donors to Kentucky University do not intend
to lose their money, If they can helpit.
Constable Anspiger mourns the loss of his
horse and buggy, and II happened in this manner:
few days since he arrested a man named Brack
Ebert, for strking negro woman with a wooden
pltchiOrk. The prisoner was brought m fore JUS
tlce Royalty and fined $40 and costs Not W shing
to go TO jail Ebert asked Arnspiger to go with him
to the re.idence of Dr. Norwood some three miles
from the city, where he would get the money.
The Constable consented and they started When
they arrived al the gAte leading to the Doctors
house, the fOl mer got out to open it. Ebert then
laid whip to the horse and shouting back, "Catch
me if you cam" was soon lost TO 5 ght down the
pike. and has not been seen since. Moral-When
you get good thing sick to it
RGCHWOOD. o.
Company G, Fourteenth Regiment o. N. G., go
NJ HranI unoi nl.n n,1,,
August 9TH.
The colored people of Redwood and vicinity
will hold camp-meeting AT this place, commenc-
ing August 18th and holding over two Sundays.
Redwood and Greeucamp played match game
OF baseball at Greencamp yesterday, which re-
suited as follows
Innings. 2 8 5 678
/ . 3 O-26
Greencamp. p................. 0 0 0 % l-2
GALLON, o.
A number OF Galionites start for Lakeside Mon
lay.
Miss Eva Smith, OF Cincinnati, is visiting friends
lere this week.