The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-26
LAwRENCEBURG IND.

evening.
The event Of the season will be the
Yunkers' Orchestra Ball at Odd-fellows'
Hall this Thanksgiving Eve.
The regular monthly Liederkranz Society
hop in their hall over the Rhine last Mon
day evening was, socially speaking, very
entertaining, especially the play performed
by the dramatic talent Of the Society.
William F, Ewing and Lille Adle Robt
Ewing and Gusse Adle, Lazarus #. Ross
and Flora Elliott George j. Merkel and
Clara Herbert, being tired of the monotony
of life, have taken out marriage licenses
since our last report.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Col. Romley Mann brings Emerson's
Minstrels here The ColoneFs name guar
antees success, both for a good entertain
ment and crowded house.
H. w. White & Co. will furnish an Tex
ira" dinner on Thursday. Turkey stuffed
with oysters, venison, bear, and quail on
toast will be In abundance. The STAR will
be represented.
The little colored boy. Johnny Campbell,
so badly burned Monday morning, died at
2 o'clock that evening. Another sad but
impressive lesson to parentswho leave their
children to take care of themselves.
Sunday night MIR. Frank Hostetter drove
up in his buggy to H. W. White q Co S,
on West Main street, and stepped into the
store for a few moments. When he went
to get the horse he found both horse and
buggy gone. He traced them to the toll
gate on the old Frankfort Pike, where he
found the buggy torn to pieces with the
horses feet in the dashboard. Two fine
buggy blankets were missing, as also the
thief This happened about II o'clock,
when people were passing on the streets
every moment.
Monday morning Mr.. Samuel Cozne,
brother of the manager of the Apostolic
, Times, came into the city on business AS
he usually does. he drove his horse and
spring wagon to his brothers residence,
and placed the horse and harness in the
stable. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
Mr.. Cozine having finished his business,
, started to hitch up" and go home, when
he found the lines and portion of the
harness had been stolen. This happened
in broad daylight. Such petty thievine
must be stopped. Where are the police?
NEWARK, o.
The Mechanics Brass Band will give
another one of their pleasant balls or
Thanksgiving evening, the proceeds to &C
towards buying new instruments.
The new Opera-house, which has never
, been used, has had the slate roof replaced
, with a tin one, and will be open by some
theater company on Christmas night.
r Grant will be at Columbus, ana those
who went to Chicago to see him paid S.
| xuhat, 81 tbou up11ll pn1v haua WRitaf
| awhile, they could have seen him for s..
Mr. Chas Bliss, late clerk in the First
National Bank, with Mr.. Watkins and Mr.
Frank O'DonneH, left Monday for Silver
Cliff, Colorado. Mr.. Bliss goes to work
Mr. Stansbury's claim. while Mr.. ODon.
: nell goes to meet his father and brother.
AURORA, IND.
Look for the shower OF stars tomorrow
night.
Chut P. Fisher has resumed his position
at the Reiche House.
Subscribe for the STAR, the paper of to-
day. Give your names to Ed. Pryor, the
Juvenile agent, who will deliver it at your
: door for only - cents per week.
The Menk VS.. Bartels SANDER suit, which
: was called up in the Circuit Court Monday
last, was continued indefinitely on account
of the plaintiff being in feeble state ano
unable to be present to prosecute.
lEORGETOWs KY.
DIED.-Mrs Lottie James, colored, O.
t conjestive chills.
Duck Neal has gone to Paducah to worl
: at his trade.
! There is a great deal of sickness in town
d | Wboonipu couoh 10 20 oipu cnpei1 ah1v
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
: give supper at Barlow's Hall next Satur
d dav evening, procee Is to be appropriate
e in payments of the Improvements now be
; ing made in the church.
x The Episcopal Church celebrated th
l. Harvest Home Festival at their Church las
t Sunday. The Church was nicely decorate
n with emblems of the harvest The pasto
Rev. Mr. Venerable, delivered Thank
It giving sermon, which was highly apprec
I. ated by the many that attended.
e EATON.
II Mrs. Dix Hendricks is visiting friends
n Cincinnati, O.
= Miss Hinda German has returned frol
~ her visit to friends in Burlington, Iowa.
- "Pinafore' festival at the NJ. e. Churc
y. tonight. This is new and novel featul
st in entertainments, and will undoubtedl
~ be a grand success.
g. DIED.--At the residence of her son,
s. H. Kline, last Sunday morning, Mrs. Ma
garet Kline, aged ninety-three years fo,
n months and twenty days, The decease
l. was member of the Presbyterian ChnrC
ID for the last eighty years. The funeral toe
n place yesterday at l 80 p. m. from her la
es residence. Appropriate services were he
at the Presbyterian Church by Revs. Re
" nolds and Carrontte. Quite concourse
oe friends attended the funeral.
BELLEFONTAINE.O q.
Dr. J. A. Brown, a highly respected ph
m sician and citizen of this city, was four
dead in the woods. about two miles west
in town, about daylight yesterday mornin
!" He had been to see patient, and, taking
gun and dog along, after he had made Il
K visit and on his return he hitched his hor
and buggy in field and went into II
,g woods to hunt. 1t is supposed he fell FRO
paralytic stroke or from heart diseas
He was found lying on his face, with, b
~ gun lying across his back and faithf
III borrowed dog watching by his side.
GREENFIELD. D.
le Green apples are selling on our streets
o. sixty cents per bushe.