The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-27

"Dock" manifests an ardent desire for
Southern style, as evidenced by the inn
mense sombrero he wears since his re-
turn,
This summers improvements add two
handsome business houses TO our grow
ing CITY, viz j. Ii. Grieme's two and
haif'story brick retail grocery on ASH
street. and Fred. Earlich's handsome
TWO and a hall.story brick bakery and
corner OF Elm and Davies
streets. Both buildings reflect credit
on their builder. Mr.. James Nixon.
LEXINGTON, Ky.
Number of Murphys III this city, 2,317.
Born: To the wife OF W. Bush, on the
26th inst, bouncing boy.
Mr.. Alex. G. Morgan and family leave
for Florida next Thursday.
Mrs. Fiddler. of Lawrenceburg, is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. G.. ID. Wilgus.
The many friends of Mr.. j. j. Caden
Will be sorry to hear of his recent ill
ness.
A negro man named Silas Payne was
arrested yes ;erday by policeman Welsh,
on the charge OF hog stealing.
Philip L. Meghan is our agent at Lex
ington, and the only person that repre-
sents the interests Of the STAR In that
city.
Sheriff Thomas yesterday evening ar
rested a crazy negro woman, who was
giving a show on the corner Of Upper
and Main streets.
James Gordon (colored) was arrested
last Tuesday evening by an Onlo de-
tective, on the charge OF numbering
woman i'll that state.
The two-story brick house, Of the
estate of VIM. Lowry, situated on ENIrth
street, second door west OF Broadway,
was sold yesterday at auction to VIM.
Curran Tor $1,000. The lot is p by 16O
ieet, and is regarded as being sold at
very low price. The balance of there
estate, which is In the hands OF Mr.. A.
Ii. Hampton, the assignee, was put up,
but not sold, with the exception OF o lot
corner Of Maxwell street and Lexington
avenue, 52 by 163 feet, fronting on Max
we'll, whlch was sold to q. h. Cannon
Tor $364, being at the rate of VI per
front loot. No bids were made on the
Higgins mansion and the balance Of va
cant lots.
DAYTON, ky.
The "Milt Harry" is the name OF Capt.
Pete McArthur's new boat.
The promenade concerts for the bene-
fl OF the Lutheran Church were a grand
success.
Rev. Ii. E. Spillman will occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning and evening at
me Baptist Church.
Henry Stencil will shortly occupy his
new store, corner OF Clay ana Ihlio
streets. Henry mas SHOWN sood taste III
MS sly 10 u d business houSe.
The household furniture OF the unior-
.unate nntnCt oim1 wsrn1 w"S ,"NGn u1tar W. Vue
So". 'on0uSI snId ~ o1,ctiln Ei1ino
"" ",, ~, ", ',srinns orTinias Vac nrettv i've.
| ". but Ell with the exception OF three OF
four articles were purchased by mem.
bers of the congregation and sent back
| to the pastors residence. pair of solid
silver goblets, with the names OF Casper
Haag and Ii. l. Goetz engraved upon
them, were ny sne seneiai leq"0s' ,ts " tne n
crown leIu' neu W Wy 49, 't',-,tl
cloCnes anu @ q, Gn 'ne ,,i[o 800
worn Wy we pt,est Wu,ins '4t % VIZ tho nra( oat
| otHor ~ who with tears in her ewes
tnonfod fine crowd. We understand g
| s,Iit for DAMAGES ia abont to he entered
a o@ainst The nnrties ordering the sale
t6e furniture being the property of tht
congregation, and not the priest.
! HAMILTON
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| Crlmlnal NoulU VIII oohiinenoe No'
Vemoer l0'
The DemocFacy NEG Jolhncatlol
lneetAhs lasI hisnV "1 FehAoe'
The lecture, Tuesday night, by Mr
| Reid. nGtted some thing over 500.