The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10

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at the Southern Railroad Depot
The street-watering business is now in
the hands of W. H. Harrison, who has
bought out the interest of his former part
ner, Charley Gilman.
Rev. Lansing Burrows is in the city, and
will fill the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church on Sunday next. This will be the
beginning of his pastorate in this city.
We are glad to see that little spirit of
enterprise is left in few of our citizens,
by the means of which we hope soon to see
all of our now idle mechanics engaged on
that new Market-house, City Hall and
Phoenix Hotel.
1t is stated by good authority that a New
town man eat yesterday, at one sitting,
twenty-One bananas two oranges, three ap-
pies, box of gum drops, took a drink of
whisky and smoked a cigar, on wager.
More hog than man.
The Council has grown tired of the old
City Hall, in which they have met for SO
many years, and now propose to build
new two-story brick edifCe where the old
Market-house now stands; the lower part
to be used as market-house and the upper
story to be occupied by the City Officers,
with an extensive City Hall. This will be
grand improvement to our city, and
especially TO that portion known as Vine
street
LUDLOW. Ky.
|, A rumor is current that a new weekly
paper will soon be started by former well
known Ludlow journalist.
A visit to the bedside of Mr. JAS Nixon
enables us to inform his many friends and
well wishers that he is getting along finely.
Jack Wesner is taking kindly to the new
Independent candidate for the legislature
from the country district, and now the
boys say that if Jack goes back on Green,
the regular nominee, they will read him
out of the party.
The citizens are signing petition to
Council asking the passage of sanitary
ordinance, which is very good in itself, but
would be much better were it to embody
request to the honorable body to have the
Mayor and Marshal enforce ordinances for
the protection of persons and property,
now in full force. The diSgraceful scenes
lately enacted on the streets should not be
allowed to be repeated with impunity, and
our judiciary and executive departments
remain simply COOKERS on in Venice"
when they should ferret out evil doers and
punish them as the law requires, and as the
peace and quietness Of the city from which
they draw their salaries desires.
LAWRENCEBURG, IND.
Twenty-four members of the Lawrence
burg Lledertafel participate in the North
American Stenger Bund Festival Concert,
which meets in Cincinnati this week. The
Liedertafel take their own orchestra with
them. They leave Wednesday morning at
o'clock sharp on o. & NJ. Railroad.
BELLEVUE. Ky.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert Keuchler, of
RhensfOrd street, TO Miss Tillie Hausman,
of Fairfield avenue, is announced for to-
morrow night.
Behold the great programme to be pre-
sented at the Temperance entertainment to-
morrow evening:
Opening Glory to God in the Highest
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Little Folks
Music instrumental .............Miss Ella Straefer
Recitation ion................"..Th The Drunkards Home
Miss Rambo.
Bonnie Dundee
Mr.. A. Gambell.
Music instrumental. Miss Susie Powna
Recitation un.."..............Mr Mr.. F. b. Wentworth
Misses Carr
The eCombat-Scott
Mr.. A. GambeIl.
Music instrumental ,........,.... Miss r. Straener
Rccltdtun Judge Mckibben
MeSSfS HDHrr
i.ecitatol'.... George singer
MlSer
MIR. A. SmyTl.
Mrs. Nixon
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