The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-01
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
WEST COVINGTON.

The Misses clark are nome irom tneiI
visit in Ohio.
Miss Jennie Madison is visiting at the
residence of Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. Paddy Conkhn met with very pain
full accident, and is home for short visit.
Messrs George and Robert Ware are WIS.,
iting at the residence of Mrs. q. +. Martin.
LUDLOW. KY.
Rev. M. D. A. Steen and wife, who had
been absent for several days, returned to
their home in Ludlow on Saturday last
Mr.. Steen preached in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church as usual yesterday morning ana
evening and received the hearty congratu-
lations Of host of friends.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Prof. Krouse, an eminent musician, died
at S o'clock Friday morning. His funeral
took place at o'clock p, nj.
Secretary Sherman says he is willing.
after a visit to our fair land view OF our
fair women and brave men, to swear that it
Is all true.
Captain Kidd's great stock sale takes
place on the 9th of September, when about
six hundred head of stock-horses, cattle
and sheep-will be sold without reserve
The courtesy usually extended by the
President and Directors of our Fair to the
Mayor and City Council has been over
looked. They have not been officially in
vited out.
Hon. Thomas L. Jones and wife, in COM
pany with Col. John B. Taylor, of Newport
passed through the city Saturday en- route
for Frankfort, to be present at the grand
inaugural Of Governor Blackburn.
DR.. Blackburn, Governor-elect, has
stated that DR.. Chenault will not be dis
turbed by him in any way. The question
then as to who will be the principal phys
ician at the Eastern Lunatic Asylum may
be considered as virtually settled.
The resignation of Mr.. C. C. Morgan, as
Councilman from Ward No. 2, necessitates
the election of new member to that i'm
portant body. In justice to all parties,
, the man receiving the next highest vote at
the recent election by the people. would be
entitled to the position. This arrangement
would give satisfaction to great ma jority
of the people, and place Mr.. Richard Gar
land in the chair, who, many claim, was
legally elected before.
A great many very distinguished persons
attended our fair. Visitors from all parts
of the Union were here and expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
splendid exhibitions of fine stock and cour-
teous treatment of our people. On Friday
Secretary Sherman, his private secretary
Babcock, in company with number o
distinguished Cincinnati gentlemen, passed
down the Southern Road to the High Bridge
and returned to Lexington at 20 clock. They
were met at the depot by Coils. Richard An
derson, A. M. Swope and Prall, who escort
ed them to the Fair Grounds, where they
remained but one brief hour to receive the
congratulations and welcomes of our peo
pie to our midst, and then took their leave
for Cincinnati. Secretary Sherman ex
pressed himself as well pleased with ou
Fair our stock, and especially with oul
Kentucky people, who never fail to make
strangers feel at home and welcome.
TROY, o.
School commences to-day.
Trojan Battery goes to camp early thi
(Monday) morning.
A large number of our citizens ATTENDED
the Detroit excursion.
Mr.. B. w. Arnett, at Pearson, Tuesda,
evening, September 9th.
Our factories are running in full blast
and very few men are idle.
A Republican rally will be held in Ran
dal's Hall, Milton, next Friday evening.
Dr. J. G. Senour is reftting an offic
back of the residence of Mr.. Frank Harter
on the corner of Franklin and Cherry.
Mr.. Sammie Harrison opens his ne,
restaurant to-day (Monday) and will give
free lunch. He is an excellent cook.
free lecture will be given at the Pre-;
byterian Church. Subject on "Romanism,
by Patrick Welsh, of Canandaigua, N. Y
who claims to have been Roman Catholi
II years. and Protestant 10 years.
PIQUA. o.
Miss Josie Buschow, of Cincinnati, an
Miss Flo Stoner, OF fremont o.. are visit
ing friends in this city.
State Deputy J. w. Horton, I. O. G. T
of this city, organized and installed the off
"cers of what will be known hereafter as NJ
ami Lodge, Nos
The Memorial Association of this cit
have received an invitation to attend til
reunion to be held at Urbana, O., Sci
tember 10th.
Lenas VS.. Athletics: A match game
baseball was played yesterday afternoo
between these rival clubs, ON Athletic
grounds in this city. The game was we
contested one, although the score ran higl
This was caused by two errors, as the scol
will show:
ngs................. 1 2 8 As 81 -
Lena...................... 0 IL 2
Athletcs............ p
Time of game three hours Three Of tt
Lena club were disabled during the gam
one of them very seriously.
The Ninety-fourth O. V. /. held their r
union in this city the 28th. At 1910 a. 4
the column, headed by the band, part
whom had belonged to it during the wa
formed at the depot on Wayne stree
marched to Wales street thence east
Maine, north on Main to Ash, west on A.
to the wigwam, which had been prepare
for them. A little after II o'clock thu
repaired to the Murphy Church, {
Wayne street, where an excelle
dinner was laid for them. After partakil
OF this they again repaired to the Wigwa
and were entertained with fine speech
Col. Wilson, of Sidney, 0. Much enthu
asm prevailed, good time was had, al
all went their different ways home feelil
that they had enjoyed themselves bett
than at any previous meeting of the kin
There were about one hundred and thirt
five members Of the regiment present