The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.

Lodge, OF which deceased was an honor
able member.
LAWRENCEBURG,I IND.
Old man MCGEE, living above Harden
,own, died yesterday.
Rees Parry, Jr., left yesterday on an
extended visit cut to DesMoines, Iowa.
Miss Julia Brown, of indianapolis,
Is the guest other uncle, j. P.Chew, this
week.
Warren Tebbs and family left this
on trip out west to Attlca,
Ind, and Decatur, ILL.,, visiting rela-
lives.
Miss Carrie Pfeister, daughter of Jake
Pfelster, and Mrs. Emos Jones, are both
lying dangerously ill at their homes, the
consumption.
1t is currently reported that about
eighty of our juveniles are to be brought
up before our Mayor for continually
jumping on moving trains.
LEXINGTON, KY.
N. T. Cheeks auction sale commenced
to-day.
The Georgetown Courthouse will
soon be completed.
A pay train passed through this city
Monday evening on the Kentucky Gem
tral Railroad.
The property of Mr.. Wilson Rose, sit
ualed ON Main street, between Jefferson
and Georgetown streets, will be sold at
public sale next Monday week, Novem-
Der Il.
Thirty persons signed the Murphy
pledge in South Elkhorne Sunday last.
The meeting was conducIea by Rev.
Mr.. Garrett. Messrs. WenZell, Castle
man and McMurtoy delivered speeches.
In order to silence any who have
raised The query Tor sinister motives as
to who has the honor OF having brought
Brother Wenzell to Lexington, the lo.-
lowing facts are from Brother Wenzel:
On The 7th OF September Mr.. Smith
wrote me, inviting me 10 this city, by
what authority l am not informed. This
invitation L did not accepr, until ill.,
formed by Elder Rogers, OF Danyille,
that the preachers' meeting had en-
d0l sed the movement. Soon after l
learned that MI. Gilbert, acting as Sec
retary, had been seeking me through the
Rev. MIR. slayens, of Somerset, bearing
testim onials and letters of Introduction
addressed to MIR. Gilbert. l came on
the 18th of September, and put myself
under the di! ectlon OF the minister, who
published a card the following morning
in the Press endorsing the movement.
My Judgment is that both men referred
to wrote about the same time, without
knowledge OF the otner's actions, and
that neither cared for the laurels.
Shame on the man who has raised the
question. "With malice toward none
und charity lor ALL"
CHARLES WENzELL.
LEXINGTON, KY, Ocl. 20, 1871.
BELLEVUE, KY.
All who desire their gates to remain
untouched mad better keep one eye open
Tonight, as they may find Them in Tay-
lors Bottoms, or some other place, i'll
the morning.
The dummies ran of the track several
times last evening at the switch, OppU-
site Mr.. Hahn's c0al-office, and caused
some delay to the passengers. Work
men were engaged ON the switch 4his
morning and Will nave it in good order
before night.
MIR. Chadwick's house was crowded
last evening by the members and friends
OF the Uuion Mite Society, and very
enjoyable evening was spent. The reci-
tation OF Miss BERTHE Badger was spleu-
did. Tue tableduX, gotten up by Mr.
Dtnky, afforded much pleasure to all.
Next meeting at, A4r. j. 4. SAaWaPs, OH
Berry avenue.
HAMILTON.
The will of Margaret Q. Anmons was
yesterday admitted TO probate.
Captain Dan. Bonnell, of MiddletoWn,
paid this city CAL yesterday.
Mr.. John Davidson, OF the First Ward,
is suffer ny from severe lelon on his
right t"umD.
David Yeckle and wife, who have been
spending the past two weeks in tue
West, are home again.
Jelvis Hargett, Chairman of the
county Dlmocratic Central Committee.
mas returned from Washington.
Application was yesterday made to
nave Newton Long appointed guardian
OF LOUISA Wa.u and otner mlnors.
A Cincinnati thief, named Pat. Man.
ming, was yesterday arrested and locked
up ior thirty dai in the County JAN.
A man named Jean Bayard was yes.
teraaY arrested as Il suspicious cnarae.
Ter, and by Mayor Hughes gwen thirty
days in jail.
Mrs. Charles Barnilz, Mrs. James
Oslesby, Mrs. James Hill and Mrs. j,
II. Thomas, oil MiddleloWn, palu the
Uniluren's Home visit.
The two burglars arrested yesterday
morning, While IN The act OF burglar z
,ng the house of George Tangeman
lnIrd Ward, were taken before the
Mayor, and, waving an examination
were committed iu default OF 5000 bail,
10 await the action .! the Grauu Jury,
whicn will not meet before January.
A large barn on the farm Of Christian
Cook, near Indian Greek, was with its
contents entirely consumed by fire OIL
Monday nignt. The barn contained the
,nole OF Mr.. Cooks last harvest, whicl
consisted oil some fifteen hundred
bushels OF barley, one hundred aud fifty
bushels of wheat. seventy-tive bushels o.
rye and u large quantity OF nay, besides
| u valuable horse and all his farming i'm
plemenLs. Insurance $4 800.
MADAME THEIRS.