The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22

No. 81; j. Il. Schwenn, NJ. W., No. 66; S. B
Berry, Recorder, No. 66
BELLEVUE. XIV.
Mr.. Will Blesch is now in the barber bust
ness in Rushville, Indiana.
The heavy rain last night caused Taylor
Creek TO come out on rampage this morn
ing.
Miss Sallie Edwards took part in the con
cert in Newport last night for the benefit o.
Prof. Hall.
Rev. D. c. Garrison, of Cheviot, Ohio
will preach tomorrow evening i'll the Coun
Gil Chamber at $50 o'clock.
Rev. f. L. Sanders, pastor of the NJ. E
Church, has been assigned to this district
for another year, and will ebnduct the ser
vices tomorrow morning at ga. IN.
LEXINGTON. KY.
With regret we learn that Captain 0. P.
Beard is very low, and can not possibly re,
cover.
| We are sorry to learn that the circum-
stances are such rs TO force our enterprising
grocers ON Madison street, Messrs. Powell d
Co., to an assignment.
| Witnesses for the plaintiff O'Mahoney
left on this mornings train for Louisville.
Among them were Officers Perkins, Elder
and DR., r. J. O'Mahoney himself
There will be public speaking at the
Courthouse Saturday night. Ben. Deer
ing candidate for Representative of Lex
| ington to the next Legislature, will address
our citizens. He also invites the other
Democratic aspirants to that Office to be
present
| Thursday was day in the history Of
Versailles long to be remembered. Mr..
John Andrew Steele, an XRepresentative
OF Woodford County, and now the honored
Democratic nominee for the same Office,
was married to Miss Fannie Breckenridge,
so recently of this city, and daughter of
our late Hon John C. Breckenridge.
| Thursday morning Special Bailiff P. S.
Morris appeared in our city, with authority
from Commissioner Wharton to arrest
Charlie Reynolds on charge of assault and
battery on one K. J. o. Mahoney, United
States witness. The warrant claims an at
tempt on the part of Reynolds to intimi-
date said witness and prevent him from
again testifying to the injurious statement
regarding o. A. Reynolds (Charlie's father)
made recently before the United States
Court. Charlie WAS consequently hed off
to Louisville. Minute legal points in law
will, of course, be ventilated.
| Our little city is ablaze with the prospect
of a grand celebration on the ID OF April
Our best and most prominent citizens are
actively engaged in making the necessary
preparations for grand and interesting
display on that occasion. 1t is presumable
that the various societies will turn out in
| full regalia, while Ragtats, Veterans &c,
will be numerous. Addresses by promi-
nent citizens, with numerous distinguished
viS will a a mi, NO faut tra
on that occasion.
A prOfuse display of fireworks at night,
and, first and last, the ever-to-be-remem-
bered boom OF cannon will salute our ears
general invitation is extended to all to
be present at the one hundredth anniver-
sary of Lexington.
LUDLOW. Ky.
Johnny Nolan, the popularyoung grocery
clerk is again at his old place of business.
+. c. johnson having received the ap-
pointment of U. S. Storekeeper was as
signed to Carrolton, KY, and left here for
that place the early part of the past week.
The City Council refused to furnish Mar
shal Turner u revolver. Sensible to the
last. Gentlemen, now put your hands into
your pockets and pay for your hack ride,
and you will stop good deal of unfavora-
BILE comment on your record.
The Imperials gave very fine entertain
ment last Monday evening. ]. C. Mayfield
and T. NJ. Price, end men did very well.
The singing of Messrs. Harry Price ].
Brown and Wilson was well received.
Johnny Grace's Baby" solo was immense,
as also was Master Dick Price as "Ephraim'
in the "Mesmerising Shop"
The bones and tambo solo of Messrs Ed.
and 'TnDl prire q IyapIIipa pf old
time minstrelsy. "The Variety Troupe"
an original invention of Mr. Mayfield, was
very funny. Bounce gave very clever
limitations of the far-famed Reuben Holt
and .."Policy Newcomb" 'The Mocking
Bird" was cleverly done by Messrs. Harry
Price and Wilson; but the hit of the even
ing was made in Jap. Maytield's Great
Sausage Machine" an original and im-
proved mode of converting troublesome
two and four-footed bipeds to serviceable
use. The house was wen filled, and the
young troupe showed to good advantage.
DAYTON. KY.
Brother Jones reports that the Masonic
Lodge matter is booming.
There was fine attendance at the Good
Templar's meeting last night
The little daughter of Mr.. George C.
Weimer is i'll with scarlet fever
Charley Clark, the engineer, is devoting
his attention to keeping the dummies in
order For all that, Charley, there was
only one out this morning.
Chicken thieves are abroad once more.
They cleaned out DR.. Taylor hen-roost on
the hill, and now they have robbed Mr..
Walker of his poultry supply.
The Superintendent of Schools issues the
following notice:
DAYTON, KY, March 81, 1879.
Pupils absent from school from fear of
scarlet fever are hereby required TO return
on Monday morning. Absence up to this
time has not been counted, but from Mon
day the regular rule will be enforced, and
pupils suspended J. MCGlNNIss,
Superintendent Public Schools.
An agreement is being shaped up now,
the sicners binding themselves, under no
consideration, to ride on the dummies for
three months or until the road is put in
decent shape. The omnibus movement, it
is said, was merely gotten up to turn atten-
tion from the new ferry movement Any
how, people are desperate and it is clear
that they will abandon the dummies and
let them float on through the mud without
passengers.
From the WeII.knOyyn Confederate
Officer, Col. F. III. Nlusser.
ST. LOUIS, April 4th, 1877.
MEssRs 7 r. c. MAGUIRE-Dear Sirs. I