The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-12
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns. t
AURORA.fND.


Master Daniel Jones, while playing at the
Seminary. was accosted by playmate, who
knocked him down, thereby causing Jones
to severely but not dangerously injure his
left shoulder.
The concert by Miss Laura Reinmann,
the nGted vocalist, SATURDAY. evening, at
the Grand Opera-hotise promises 10 be a
grand success. She will be supported by
good singers-Doscaden and Others Of
Cincinnati. ...lf.., t.
Since the Crescent Brewery received its
new office furniture fine gas fixtures grand
chandelier "Crown Jewel" stove, &C., it can
boast of being the costliest and best ar
ranged room for an office in the State.
Tlds brewery does an immense business,
esreciallv in the South. 1t is an enter
prising firm.
LUDLOW. Ky.
A. meeting will be held in the Presby-
terian Church next Friday evening for the
purpose eforganizing a singing class. Let
all our citizens who are interested in the
matter bepresentat that time.
An accident occurred last Saturday by
Which ovr feliow-ctizen, Mr.. Frank Miriam
da, was instantly killed. He was acting as
brakeman on railway train and fell be-
tween che cars and was run over.
Rev M. d. Al. Steen, pastor OF the Pres.
byterian Church, delivered an able and
very interesting discourse to the members
Cf hisGongregation last Sabbath morning
from Philippians iv, 8: Sand Ientreat thee
also, true yoke-fellow, help those women
which labored with me in the gospel"
CIRgLEvILIE, o.
"UHeIe TOMS Cabin" showed here Mon.
day evening. r....s.
The funeral OF Andrew Ucker took place
from his late residence, in Walnut Town.
ship, on Tuesday. ..
Two horses attached to q wagon belong.
ing to Mr.: Florence ran away on Camel
street Monday evening, slightly injuring the
driver and horses and nearly demolishing
the wagon.
BELEEsCENTRE, O. -
Scarlet fever and diphtheria are said to he
prevalentin SOME parts of logan County.
Temple & Jameson report their sales of
stoves and tinware as far inadvance of for
ner years.
Iohn Smith, one of the numerous Smith
family, intends emigrating to California in
tle'spring. ...
IL Wright. OF the Belle Center House,
keeps excellent Recommendations and runs a
iirst-ciass livery stable.
Weunderstand the Hesslan fiv is ravag-
il n many wheat fields in some localities IN
Logan and Hardin Counties
Mr.. r. X. Mitchell, one of Logan Conntv's
most practical farmers, has just completed
q large and handsome dwelling houss,
J. W. Lvle one of our genial merchants
isof the opinion that Mallard ducks don't
eeree with him. What's the trouble,
JohnY
Prof. J. NJ. Ehrite, the worthy Superinten-
dent OF our Union Schools, got his eve
blacked by ball while engaged in playing
q game.
The Evangelical Lutheran congregation
OF Bpllefontaine will erect q new house of
OF worship in the spring, costing probably
$10,0 600.
''Man wants but little here below, nor
wants that little long" But II. N. Harrod
can supnlv all his httle wants in the way of
drugs, etc.
Many dealers IN live stock are making
inquiries why it is that the c., 8. g. C.
Railroad will not suffer hogs to be shipped
to Gnoifnatif .4lt
James Mc(lain our worth Postmaster
andJolin Mckinley, his assistant, are made
of genuine metal, are genial accommodate
ing and kind.
Miss Ivy, Daughter of J. r. Dennis, died
on last Saturday evening. and was inferred
on Sabbath afternoon. She was an inter-
esting' little girl, and much loved by her
llaymates. .5.'-hm
The Reformed PRESBYTERIAN congregation
OF this place will furnish their new house of
worship this fall The Christian congrega-
ton are also having their church decorated
and new pulpit put in, which will add
much to tsbea,ity.
Grandmother Colvin, an aged and much
respected resident of this place, has been
confined to her room fora year or more
and has become almost blind. but her snf-
fering time will soon be DER and golden
crown awaits her III world where suffer-
ing is unknown.
GREENFIELD. O.
Greenfield has ten physicians and eight
lawyers.
The grading Of; the new avenue south of
the M. & G. Road is about completed, and
it is big improvement to that end Of
town.
Buffalo Bill" dav laborer on the Day.
ton southeastern Railroad, is at home here,
ard not cut teApieees as was reported in
the papers few davs ago. Buffalo says
the report was started by some one to in
jTe him, B s ..
Can anNof the readers of the STAR or any
OF the, other Cincinnati dailies tell as why
the Nj. &c @. Railroad charges almost as
much freight On coal from the, mines to
Greenfield as they do from the mines to
Cincinauf ,....s ,....4. s..~. .r
LEXINGTON. HY.
The Apostolic Times; under the new
management 10 succeeding well.
Work on the new Phoenix Hotel progress
es.rapidiy. The second story ofthe build
ing will be completed, this week.
Mr.. Stephen. T. Swift, the newly appoint
ed ticket agent Of the Kentucky Central
Kailroad, toek charge Of his. Office yester-
day. '''' Et
The, Katie Putnam troupe are billed for
the Opera House, Friday and Saturday
nights next Miss Putnam is quite favor
lite here and will draw large audiences to
her barformanoas "