The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
OUR NEXT-D0OR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
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judge W.. ]. Gilmore and wife spent
Thanksgiving Day Ut home. s.s4l
Secure reserved seats for the Murray
Ober perfnrmances Of Ed. Allison at Brook
ins' drug st,re. h4s 'tFt lti .Nibi
The Eaton Cornet Band has rendered
most excellent music previous to every
performance given, by the MURRAY -Ober
Troupe every evening and at the matinee
yesterday. n
Miss Carrie Hubbard, Of Camden, O.,
assisted the Murmv-Ober Combination IN
the production Of "Uncle Toms Cabin." /" as
Eva" and rendered the impersonation 10
perfection. 3.'' h- l-- t'la 81
Ed. Pryor. tie Juvenile agent, Will take
your names for the STAR. delivered ssyo'r
door every evening promptly, at the veV3
low price of twelve cents per week. hana
him all news notes of interest suitable tor
publication.
THANKSGIVING Day rassed off very quietly.
IL was generally observed by business mon
as a holiday. In tile morning great many
business houses we're closed, and services.
were held in several churches In the eafter-
noon the Murray. .Ober Combination had
rrand matinee at the Opera-house. at which
"Uncle Toms Cabin" was rendered IN ex-
cellent style. In the evening the Company
produced Dalv's versi n of that beautiful
play "Frou-Fro,." This Company is gain
ing new friends with each successive enter
tainment .... ..,...l. ..I. .,.. a, d. d,
LEXINGTON. KY.
N.r II d popso,,, upa wife are in this
city.
Quarterly Court is in session OF Nicholas
vile. ......
The sayres Woods has been purchased
BY the X. A. aud NJ. Association for VI AW
Thanksgiving DAY was observed here by
services In all the churches and a general
closing of the business houses.
The star gamrs will be out in full force
again tonight and perhaps tomorrow night
to witness the meteOric display. sc 90. .
Mr.. Jesse Baker has rented the red front
store, on theapside, and will shortly open
an agricultural implement store.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Sevov, of
Franfort and Miss Katie McGurk, of this
city, took place at 81. Paul's Church Tues
day morning. .........-
A fine bav horse was stolen from the
stable of Mr.. james d. Cook Monday night.
Mr., Cook offers a reward Of $50 for the horse
and conviction of the thief. n
The open meeting of the Philomathean
Iiterav Societv of Hamilton College was
held Tuesday evening in the College G APPEL.
A large and select audience was IN attend
anCe. ...... r. .r.ti.r 70 .r
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tile First Bap-
tist Church will hold loan exhibition and
oyster supper this evening and Tomorrow
evening in the store lately occupied by Erd
& Bell.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College
has matricul tied up to date ll3 students.
This Is an increase over the number OF = e
corresponding date OF last year of over 80
per cent. .-...~.....
The merchants Of this city are anxious to
have the Floral Hall of the X. A. and NJ.
Association put under contract that they
may make engagements for the premiums
they wish t. offer at the next meeting.
Mack Manpin, who killed man named
Richardson in Madison County last spring
and secured change OF venue to this
county, has been on trial in the Circuit
Court for several DAYS past. Yesterday the
iury rendered verdict of murder in the
first degree, sentencing Maupin to the Pen
itentiary FOR life.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert Harden, al
Wheeling. West Va, and Miss lice Bence,
OF thisscity, took place yesterday at noon
Among the many arrivals of distinguished
personayes from distance we noticed tlIe
following: Miss Anuie Bishep. of Colum'
bus, O., daughter Of Governor r. Bishop
Miss Alice Butler. Cincinnati; Miss Ida
Harden. Wheeling, West Va; Miss Mnrs
Harden, MIR. and Mrs 8. O. Taylor, Wheel
ing; Mr.. E. r. Pearson, Wheeling; Mis-
Mollie Dickinson. Cincinnati; Miss Lids
Rhodes. Cincinnati; Mr.. H. M. Bishop. Jr.
Cincinnati. Miss Mollie Woolley, tincin
nati Mira Maggie Clark. Cincinnati. TIL,
bridal party left on the o'clock p m. train
Cincinnati Southern Railway, for Canals
and the East. {-' &
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
gEo Court YESTERDAY on account of 1t be
inc Thanksgiving. TIE bar fraternity mad
turkey snffer yesterday. C[FflE ,
Miss sallie Best, the belle of this burg
was made happy by being united in th'
boly bonds of matrimenv to our fellow cit
iaen.a George Knorr by Rev. ]. f. Sender
man, at tho ct. Lawrence Church ,estsrda!
afternoon. ,t.-ss ..t a.s5. E. a.,....i4i aa#
The notable event of the season WINS tn
THANKSGIVING Eve social bali rendered Il
tho lovers IL the fantastic step by Yonker'
Orchestra, at Odd-iellows' Hall, 1t was TIN
most enjoyable, we'll attended and best cor
Quoted hop OF the season. w F&
Dr. q. w. Vance, of College Hiii, o.; Mis-
Ells DeGno, of Mt Washington, O.; Rev
J. R.aMitcheil, formerly Of the Presbyte
risn Church. tiis city, but at present of It
disnarolis, Ind. and Edward Frederick, q
CINCINNATI, among others, are respectiyel
The guests OF friends in this place.
FL GREENFIELD. ..
Mrs. Byram, wife of Robert Bylam.
slowly recovering from her long illi.esA ;,
Harvey sHyer's shooting gallery Is til
plaoe of attraction now. Harvey's, tw
wind guns catch oil the voting bloods
Br,ther Hyer is teaching Young Afneric
how to shoot. N II ~ ~ .,5,t '.a,s.- 3ssa
1T is fixed fact this time, and all agre
on this point that Jud Smart Is to take
himself a wife fr m among the daughters q
Jose,,h. 1t is sll correct, Jud, and bette
late than never. Y LLss X "a z. w &A1
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