The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-23
VIEWS FROM POINTS AROUsD.

off Yesterday with quite large crOWuln
town. Dan Flock, of Cincinnati, was
here ''peekin" around for "hosses." Also
that lively cuss known as 'Cheap Johp'
| "shust merely givIp' tings away"
The persons that went through Mr..
jones' house were supposed to be tramps,
| as they took two pair OF old boots.
| The Narrow Gauge is progressing nne-
ly. There are three routes marked
through town, so it is dangerous to go
around much OF nights withouta a lantern.
We have come to grief over 1t ON several
occasions.
| AvoNDALE.-St. Andrews Catholic
! Church, it is now thought, Will be dedl-
Gated early in the spring.
February is the time appointed by
| VIM. d. Gallagher, ESD, to lecture be-
fore the Village Lyceum. Subject,
'sWomen of the West"
The Council met in special session on
Thursday night, with all the members
present. But little business of public
interest was transacted.
The name Fisher avenue was changed
to Mears avenue, the euphony OF the
title being thereby little bettered. and
a proposition for the improvement of the
same was discussed by the board.
An ordinance was passed to pay tor
the grading, ETC., of Forest avenue, and
the Mayor submitted report OF the pro-
gress of the condemnation proceedings
in relation to Beresford avenue, this be-
ing about all the business Of any inn
pGrtance that came before the Board.
HAMILTON ladies of the U. p.
church reaiized SI6 from their supper on
Tnnradav avaninc and. that too without
sadiin% t;csets
Yas1erdav the sun came out as bright
and warm as on April day.
Rev. Hanford, of the Baptist
ohurch will nreaeh at the rooms OF the
Vnmnr Mnn,s Christian Association to-
,,orrnw mornino nj II O'Clock.
Judoe Hu,ne rendered decision yes-
tordav in a building association case.
| odyarse to the decision in other similar
"ases
} nr Kirk natrick. JaiI Physician. yes.
, terdav nresented the inmates Of that
domicil with a fine large cake which he
purchased at the church supper;
FRIDAY morning ABOUT Vcloch ene
residents OF LuaioW streee, ps.weeM
Third ana Fourth, were Nisturpeu ny.
loud yells anu olsgustlhg ploianlty tivni
gang Oh po!s VI men. no ,,'nl, Su.o .na -
, has been of such frequent occurrence OF
late IL DehooVes tne o1iGels W iooA my
the matter ana IL posslpie put stop W
it. word to the wise is sumclent.
A copy OF 1HE STAR was TAKEN from
the steps OF q supscriper iasI evening pyi
q young lad whose nome IS near Tue ue-
pot. he makes practice ol tnis anu
the officers VIII pc acquainted VIII lne
t lact. None SO pllhu as 'nose "ho "ons
see. - ,,,.,..,.
AT the Church supper thursday nlgnt,
Mr.. IWeeGale was tne purchaser "a
fine, large cake, which ne generously
presented 10 Mrs. a. W'Olohey, tne pas
tors wife. :.
Yesterday afternoon the residence OIL
y. otengei, On rourth suIeeV, was pioh u II
, into and some fifty dollars or-more IN
value taken' Among the altlcles was u
a lady>s Watch anu cnalh' which was
Mrs. Stengei; also, an oNer-coat anu oth-
erartlcies OF wearing apparel were taken.
Inc family were aosen.,ano ene en', ~ 49,, dnoe
was mace py cutting OUT u pane ol grass
in the Kltcheh WlhooW'
I'll LEXINGTON. KY.-Maior Mulligan, the
. ,pov,n~ snirit in the t;ity Council. snoulfl
VI look into The outrageous price charged
! Inv tho citv bakers for bread. This is a
,I nyoner subject for municipal cousIdera-
tinn
/ There are five LAWYERS in the. City
Co,nriI.
, The city of Lexington is steeped in
doht for % her railroad bonds. Two years
oSo che Subscribed S250, COO to the BIG
a S5ondy railroad with the understanding
, that The road should be completed to the
, coal regions. but when the road reached
|, Mount Sterling work stopped. and the
citv ia honelessly looking to the courts
for 'radress.
Previous to the opening of the railroad
, Tn MI. Sterling the merchants of that
, citv made their DrincipaI purchases in
Iiy ayy;noton. Since the completion of the
road road most ali the trade of the mountain
reoion masses by the city on to Louisville
and Cincinnati.
The late subscription of $3.50. 900 to the
, R;q sandy railroad has increased the
c;,y taxes one ner cent.
damper has been put upon the pop-
, nlar;tv Of Hon. John c, Breckinridge
since he became Vice President of the
R;r SANDY railroad.
Er Danohv the nonular bookseller
No % Short street. receives orders for
tho ST.p
rhn sh1opd uouse had sixtv.tbree
,ri,,oIs rn on Mnndav :
rho rota nf AVIATION of c;tv nronertv y
, :, nv, two nor cent
! NJ Jarome p Frazar Mavor nro tenn.
NJ. rfor,,,ing tho dmtias % ,artainino mir to
tho PWavor,s oftice with nromptness and