The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-28
LEXINGTON. KY.

AEAANdIONs Af.
Court day at Cynthiana was largely
attended.
A. o. Brannin, Esq, of Louisville, is
in tue city.
Mr.. B. B. Groom has arrived home
from short visit.
Died-James Kruser, September %, at
II 80 A. NJ. His funeral took place yes
terday and was largely attended.
Mr.. b. J. Treacy shipped to St. Louis,
for Mr.. W. Ii. Blank, magnificent bay
mare, four years old, by sentinel.
About seven hundred persons have
joined the Murphies in Nicholasville,
and about six hundred and fifty in this
city.
DAYTON. KY.
Messrs. Trapp d Hegg are putting up
one of Fairbanks eight-ton scales at
their coal office.
There Is scarcely any protection
against the spread Of fire should one
break out during the present dry spell.
The cisterns are nearly all dry.
The Fearons Brothers are moving the
machinery from their planing-mill in
this city to Cincinnati. Most of our
citizens would purchase building mate
ing home industry, hence the removal
from our midst OF an enterprising firm
for lack of support.
Mr.. Thos. FL. Abbott and Miss Eliza
beth Streeter were united in marriage
fifty years ago yesterday on the High
lands, Short distance back Of New.
port, Rev. Robert Ware officiating. The
happy event was celebrated in grand
style at their residence, corner of Day
ton avenue and SIKH street, last even
ng. Among The relatives present were
Mrs. Mary Abbott aud Mrs. e. HanIon,
both OF Covingtou, VINO were present at
the wedding fifty years ago. Rev. S. IL.
Burgess, OF Central Kentucky, also tue
sister of Mrs. Abbott, and Mrs. Julia
Walden, OF st. Louis, were among the
guests, as was also the great grand
laughter OF the parties, Miss Bette Lee
Tenant.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
Excursion train OH the N. Il. H. r. Oct.
5. Look out tor the locomotive!
Remember the ball Jo-nignt. We are
assured that it is to be conducted on
nigh-toned principles. Go and see if
the pledge is carried out.
HAMILTON.
Judge Smith yesterday adjourned
court until Saturday.
Miss Liza Curtis is visiting her friend
Miss Belle Dick al Eaton.
Ii. 2. Clough, Democratic candidate
for Representative, is quite sick.
Rev. Rove viii preach Sabbath next
at The Uuited Presbyterian Cuurch.
In the case of Catherine Miller agains t
r. N. Andrews, the Court overruled th Q
motion to remove to the U. S. District t
Court.
A special election will be held In the
Fourth Ward to elect Councilman to
nil the vacancy occasioned by the resis-
nation OF John Scnelly.
A valuable horse. the property of
Pugh, The First Ward livery man, died
yesterday at Seven Mile, where he had
been driven. No blame is attached to
the driver, it appears.
A game of baseball will be played
Sa. .uEday afternoon between the Live
Oaks and the Actives. This is tae first
game OF three in which the CHAMPION
snip of he city Is involved. The other
two games will be played next week
during the Fair.
Yesterday was The first anniversary of
the organization OF the Light Infantry
as a military company. The parade and
drill Was alike creditaDle to the mem
berS and Captain. a handsOmer ap-
pearance could not have been made. La
the evening a reception was held at the
residence OF Mrs. Mckinney, on Second
street, in which dancing was the order
of the evening.