The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26

whip every jump. She finally became
exhausted and gave up the chase. The
last she saw Of Stanley he was turning
the corner hallooing ''police."
BELLEFONTAINE, o.
J. w. Miller starts soon for Colorado.
High school commencement Thursday
evening. The class is composed of ten
young ladies'
Marshal Sherman administered a sound
threshing to Mr.. Seagure yesterday af-
ternO0n. Cause-an insult to Sherman's
wife.
A Nh. Odor living north of town was
kicked in the face by horse Monday.
Though his injuries were severe he will
recover.
Common Pleas Court was commenced
thismorning, Judge Porter on the bench,
but was adjourned for two weeks on ac-
count of the Inskeep trial at Marysyille.
LEXINGTON. IKE.
The commencement exercises of the
Midway Orphan School comes off to-
morrow, Tuesday, 9th.
Mr.. Pat. Lamphies is home again
from an extensive business trip to New
York and some of the largest Eastern
cities.
Captain May expresses himself as re-
GREETING the shooting of Mr.. Ferguson
very much, but refuses to talk much
about the matter.
Mrs. E. D. Sayer and daughter Min
ME left at noon yesterday for New
York, where they will soon be joined by
Mr.. Sayer and son Ephraim, Jr., and
sail for Europe June 9th.
Ebrin Milton, for many years a we'll
known and prominent citizen of Lex
ington, died at the residence of DIR.
Parker, of Somerset, KY, last Satur-
day in the eightY-fourth year of his age.
Captain P. G. Kid returned home
from Nashville, Tenn, last Monday,
looking we'll and happy, but this is not
to be wondered at, as he was greeted the
same day with fine bouncing baby
boy.
Mr.. VIM. Ernst and G. H. Bronson
still hold their position as President and
Secretary of the l.. & M. Railroad. A
meeting of the stockholders of this road
was held in Maysvi!le last Wednesday
and the old board reelected.
The Democratic County Convention
will meet Saturday, June the 9Th, at 2
o'clock, p. m, at the Courthouse, aid
select Is delegates to represent Fayette
County in the Democratic State Conven-
tion, to be held in Lexington, the 17th
day of June, 1880.
Mr.. r. B. Marsh will be given a bene-
fit by Paysons English Opera Troupe
next Saturday evening at the Opera
house, when Gounods Faust" followed
by OHtnbach's comic opera "Vertigo."
MIR. Marsh deserves crowded house for
his efforts and success in securing for
the lovers Of amusements the best talent
that has been brought to this CITY for
good many years, and we hope he will
have the patronage he has won and
deserves.
4 CfRCLEvILLE, o.
! Mrs. VIM. Rice is visiting at Stock
well, lid.
| VIM. Leiby and wife spent Sunday in
Lancaster.
Mr.. Gotlieb Palm, of Wertemberg.
Germany, is here on visit to his many
friends.
| Michael Kelstadti is buildinga substan-
| tiaI two-story brick business room on
East Main street.
/ DELAWARE.
Hi Henry's Minstrels next Friday
night.
There was an excursion to Cleveland
yes erday.
Mr.. J. Sanderson is able tofurnish any
thing in the livery line.
There will be strawberry festival al
the Presbyterian Church Of this place
June LIST.
The Hon. Eugene Hamilton is likel,
to recover. He has been sick for abou
two months
Harry Lutte is painting the fence sur
rounding the Central School House. HI
desires those who wish any work in hi
= line, to leave orders for the same at hi
Office, near the corner of Spring ant
5 Sandusky streets.
DR.. c. Fl. Payne will be home abou
!. June LIST. He has been absent the entir,
q month attending Conference in Cincin
: natl. Dr. L. ID. McCabe has been per
forming the duties of President of th,
10. w. U. in the absence of DR.. Payne.
vlNCENNES. IND.
p The petition for investigation of tn
city books came up last night in Counci
from the Ways and Means Coml1ittee
: the investigation to date from May i
: 1875, and not from May l, 1872, as asket
by petitioners. '
TEKRE HAUTE. IND. -t
The summer night concerts by tn
s Ringgold Band are to be inaugurated tn
d coming week.
The work on our telephone line is rap
idly being pushed forward, with prom
= ised completion in ten days.
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