The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05

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LEXINGTON. ky.
Bowling Green will give $50, 200 to secure
the A. & NJ. College.
The foundation of the market-house is
completed. Brick comes next.
The Danville Fair begins next Wednes-
day, and continues three days
On the ID of August, to the wife of R. J..
McCardy, fine daughter-Ella.
- The Cincinnati Southern Railroad is sell
ing round-trip tickets from Lexington to
Put-n-Bay for $l2 10.
Another coal mine has been discovered
near the Greenwood mine, and the coal is
said to be OF excellent quality.
Without an accident of any magnitude,
the excursionist to Niagara Toronto and
Put-in-Bay arrived at home on Saturday
morning.
The report that Jason Little, confined in
the State Prison for life, had escaped, is un-
true. He is quietly pursuing the even
tenor Of his way, and doing Jerrys work.
Rev. Robert Christie delivered his fare
well sermon on Sunday last to the congre-
CATION of the Second Presbyterian Church.
He goes to Louisville to take charge of
College-street Church.
LUDLOW. Ky.
There is great interest manifested in the
election by the people and desire to know
the full result.
Mr.. Charles Barr, who has been travelling
in the East for the last month, returned
home yesterday morning much pleased
with his visit TO Boston, New York, Phila-
lalpbia Hultimppa Wovlinutpn ato
HAMILTON.
There was an eight-thousand-dollar fire at
Port Union Sunday night.
Mrs. NJ. i. Porter, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. 7. Gardner, of this
city.
Mrs. A. Van Derveer has opened board
ing-hOuse in the Schwab residence on Sec
ond street.
The marriage of Miss Mary Dinner to
Gustavus L. Folk, Of Middletown, takes
place tonight.
Mr.. Louis Young makes successful
clerk i'll the POst-Otfice. He handles the
mail like veteran.
Mrs, Joseph Cartwright was suddenly
called away to attend the funeral of her
father at Greenfield, Ind.
Rev. j. r. Gaff started this morning to
attend the preachers meeting held at Day
ton on August 9th and 9th.
Miss Sue Weaver of Pleasant Run, is
visiting her sister, Miss Dora Weaver, resi-
dent OF Sixth street, this city.
VIM. Ritche appointed John Fisher Can.
tain of ii. and l.. Company in the place Of
Joe Myers, recently made Captain of Police.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucan Gabelle, of Eaton,
are spending few days with their daugh-
ter, who is the wife of Superintendent l..
d. Brown.
The Children's Home is prospering un-
der the matrUnage of Miss Mary A Ste
phens. Between thirty and forty children
are under her care.
The harness has arrived and is up and in
working order at the Third Ward Engine
house. Tie boys say they are able to leave
the house in ten seconds after the gong
sounds in case OF fire.
Mr.. p II. Morgenphaler, of the First
Ward, has pulled down the addition to his
store, corner Second and BoudinJ Jt streets.
which he calculates to replace with a new
brick in short time.
David J. L. Smyers, hardware merchant
pendent candidate for Treasurer. He is a
good man, an oldtime Democrat and would
make a hard race for Mr.. Yeakle.
Miss Maggie Caldwell, a teacher in the
German. English Department of the Ham
ilton Public Schools, has gone to Lake
Chautauqua fora three-weeks' sisit. She will
return home in time to attend the annual
meeting Of the Butler County Teachers In.
stitute.
Some time ago gentleman from West
Elkton came to his city and proceeded at
once to the Phillips House, where he asked
the genial proprietor if he could obtain
suitable rooms for the celebration of high
toned marriage ceremony, as he was quite
certain that on and after Aug. ID he would
be 4 married man. The proprietor quickly
informed him that he could. and last Satur-
day the happy pair 81. Il. Rose and Flora
E. Armstrong; were united in holy we'd
lock. Their sudden disappearance is mys.
tery to the boys
COUNCIL lROCEEDINGs.-An n ordinance was
passed to appropriate money to pay city
salaries as follows: