The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-17
OUR NEXT.DO0R NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.

LRxINGTON. KY.
Work on the new steam mill at Versailles
will begin this week.
Mr. Frank B. Wentworth, OF Newport, is
attending the races.
Judge Joseph Hunt has recovered from
his recentsevere Illness.
Rev. r. Dnuglas and son returned from
"trip to the Northwest last night.
Elder Robert Graham, of this city, will
preach at Versailles Church next Sunday.
Miss Mary Moore returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to friends and rela-
tives at Newport.
The ANIMAL meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will take place in
this city on the oath.
Mr. Wallace Brockman,, of Missouri, has
purchased William South's farm OF two
hundred acres at $35 per acre.
During the races Yesterday DIR. A. S. Tai
but s three yearold colt Alcantua, by Geo.
Wilkes was speeded two miles in 2:33H
and 2:34.
Jessamne County will subscribe $i00, 600
towards building railroad from Richmond
to Ncholasvlle to connect with the Gin
clnnati Southern. g @.- e&
There was another big crowd at the races
yesterday, and tire interest in horse speed is
Increasing daily. Quite large number OF
ladies attend the races
Mr. Warren, the new manager of the
Opera house, is determined to enforce bet
ter order in front Of the building, and all
persons guilty Of rowdyism will be dealt
with severely. .. f.nva ri
Mrs. Dr. Young, of Danville, and her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Jacobs, passed
through the city Wednesday EN- route for
New York, where they will spend several
weeks with the family of Gen. Cfittenden,
on Governors Island. .... %.
The marriage of Mr.. II. Clay Parish, of
Clark County, and Miss Luella Peak, of
Geergetown. took place Wednesday. AT
tendalts Miss Peak, sister of the BRIDE
Mr. L. H. Jones, OF Wincht ster, and Miss
Wiley and H. B. Neson Of Clark
County. \ y.y. ,.3t' At~ j."
KENTON.O rs, ,
w. @. Ball, of Cleveland, Ohio, led to
the altar Miss Florence Young, of this city
On Wednesday evening. October 18th. They
were married at the residence of the BRIDE s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Young
The ceremony wss performed by Rev. 4. @.
Hail. of Lima. The presents We're many
md handsome.
mELLEyUE. Kv.
Councilman James l.. Anspapgh will ar
rive home from Lexington next week.
REAL EsvATE TRANsFER.,-E A. Keeshan
sad wife,te P. n. Genoway, ST., part Of Lot
No. 13 in Bellevue addition, fronting 80 feet
on Division street $685.
Miss Susie Pownall handsomely enter.
tanned the members of Mr.. Adams singing
class last night at her home with some
choice pelections of music. All members
of the class are requested to meet at Miss
Pownall' s to-morrow'evening.
Council met last night, all members
present except Mr. Anspaugh. Oniyjone
bid was received for the improvement of
Lake and Center streets. Messrs. Luhn and
Peacock objected to opening the bid.
Messrs Nagel, Patchen and Ratliff decided
otherwise. TIE bid was opened and was
referred to the Improvement Committee in
conjunction with the Engineer report at
Especial meeting on Monday night. The
bid wasfreIn John Trapn Of Dayton. Mr.
Genoway reported that the Jail was COM
pieted and turned over the keys On mo-
tion his bill was ordered paid. The claim,
of Mr.. John Wenderoth. amounting TO over
S11, for furnishing groceries to needy
family, was ordered paid.
sPRENGFEELD. ..
At the Stationohouse, Adam Hellfrich,
drunk and disorderly. ..,...
William N. Whiteley is building an addi-
ton to his North-street experimental shop.
Morrow's chariot line is now in active
operation. They are being we'll patron
ized We wish the projectors success for
introducing this long needed want.
The officers and Directors of theC,, s. 4
o. Railroad arrived here by special car or
Thursday afternoon from Sandnsky. Aftel
short conference they were carried off on
the branch to Columbus f
County Clerk Torberts buggy, or at least
the fragments of 1t, was seen going down
High street last evening attached to fly
ing steed. Edward was on dry land at the
time, or we might tale unfold. .l..
The alarm of fire on Thursday morning
from Box So, was for dininutve blaze in
the roof of the residence of James Henry
corner of Main and Isabella streets. The
services of the Department were not re-
quired. '1 "'
The residence of Mr.. J. M. Oldham or
West Mulberry street, was entered by ar
unknown party by pantry window, or
Thursday morning who got for his trouble
valuable watch. some keys, pair of eye
glasses, and $3.50 in money.
Jacob Main. a big lont was placed under
arrest last night by Officer Dave Croft
Main was terribly drunk. and upon the
fieer taking him in hands began AT, attack
In which he succeeded in bad y rufflipg ur
Dave putting lump about the SIZE of 8
walnut over one of his peppers.
HERE'S GALL.--The Times sent reporter
to the Ethescope on Market street few
evenings since, and he rung this in that
sheet for the favor he received. "fhe dutch
character actinga bv Prof. K. 7. Comminl
ms "hardly ever" been equaled here. W.
cont think we hardly ever" saw anything
~ tart, SO queer, SO ham-ish.
The man that does the local behind ths
foand panes for. the Republic desires thal
our people niay5pyerlook the scarcity O
fireworks on Wfdncsday night by tellins
haf r.