The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-25
OUR RNEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
HAMILTON.

A new iron fence has just been put up in
front of DR.. Falconers residence.
Mr.. F. Weily has just opened copper,
brass and iron store on Basin street.
Hamilton Lodge. No. II. I. O. o. f., will
initiate three new members next Thursday
night.
The funeral of John Stevens will take
Nersalist Church.
Miss Belle O. Brian, of the Third Ward, is
receiving a visit from the accomplished
Miss Flora Morgan. ,
One of our popular High-street clerks will
soon Head young lady Of the Third Ward
to the altar of Hymen.
The wife of Samuel Spivey died at p.
m. yesterday of consumption. The funeral
takes place tomorrow.
The next meeting of the County Teach.
ers' Association will be held on the third
Saturday in November.
The funeral of Laura Sample takes place
tomorrow at 2 o'clock, at the residence,
corner Fourth and Main.
Billy Shuler is reported as being better
this morning, but fearsare entertained that
bis foot will have to come off.
]. G. Hanniger the timer, received an
ugly cut in the left hand yesterday while
trying TO put up stove in the gymnasium.
We are automatically informed that Hib
ner Bros are about to open the Globe Bill
lard Saloon, and the work of repairing will
soon begin.
Dr. Moody's subject tomorrow will be
1st Kings, xix-12-13, "And after the fire
still small voice which said, What dost
thou here, Elijah?'
Nearly every one is complaining thai
their eisterns are low, and many are hiring
water drawn from the hydraulic for wash
ing and other purposes.
Under the head of "Our Busy Men" in
Wednesdays issue the Cope & Maxwell
Manufacturing Company received a worthy
and commendable notice.
Dr.. J. r, Brown, who has been for foul
years an active member OF the Board oi
Education in Hamilton, is the Representa-
tive eleot from Butler County,
Mr.. Edward Arnett and Miss Minnie
Morgan. both of Louisville, were married
last Monday. They are now entertaining
visitors at the residence OF R. w. O'Brian.
John Spivey met with quite severe ac-
cident while digging post holes yesterday.
The ground was hard, making it necessary
to use pick, which he accidentally run
through his foot. The doctor reported the
patient as easy this morning.
We noticed this morning a very hand
some gold watch and chain in the show
window of A. Seidensticker the jeweler,
to be voted to the most popular gentleman
ct the coming st. Johns Church Fair ia
begin ON or about the lst Of November.
Our genial and pleasant friend, Mr.. Fl.
Pieper. has opened cleaning and repairing
shop at the corner of Burnett and Front
streets, where he will be pleased to see his
friends and neighbors and fulfill his mis-
sion. Henry is a jolly fellow. Give him q
call.
About8 o'clock this morning team be.
longing to Charles Giffen became frightened
near the Junction Railroad and ran down
Front to Dayton street, where they were
stopped. They ran into a telegraph pole
and several other impediments, leaving the
wagon total wreck.
At the M. E. Sunday School Union held
yesterday good representation from But.
l6T SUuilty was pItScHt anu JOOh DdTt Ill
the exercises Granville Moody delivered
the opening address of welcome followed
by response by Rev. J. Whitney. Differ
ent committees we're appointed and sub
mitted the usual report At 1900 sharp
they all adjourned to the lecture room to
partake In sumptuous repast. The fol.
lowing question was discussed: Duty oil
Church to Sunday school, and vice versa.
The music, conducted by Prof. Starr, was
excellent Another Sunday School Union
has now passed into oblivion.
LAWRENCEBURG.!I
Line of march of Catholic knights to-
morrow Sunday The professions forms
on Third street at the Liedertafel Hall
New Town. this city, at p. M, and pro
ceeds up Third to Main, out Main to Mill
out Mill to Shipping, down Shipping t.
Third, out Third to Catholic Church on
Walnut street. Here the Knights attend
flag dedication service at $3.50 p. m. Pro
cesson leads to Church. goes down Walnut
to Centre streets, down Centre to Vine
down Vine to Main, out Main to Elm, down
Elm TO Centre, east on Centre street to the
Fair Grounds, where the celebrations con
cludes with grand dress parade.
spRINcPIELD. q.
The Baptists who have been in conyen
ton since Tuesday. adjourned last night
and the visiting brethren returned home
ward 1t was successful beyond expecta
tiOns
The Panhandle people, it is now under
stood, are making arrangements to demol
ish their old shell on Limestone street, and
erect inits stead commodious structure
which will be credit to our city.
1t never rains on the hilltop but il
poun. But 1t hasn't poured much there
lately. The cause may be attributed tc
Officers Norton and Wilson, who have late
ly had an enlargement of the heart.
The prospects now are that at no distant
dag the present depot of the c.. c., c. & l.
will be vacated, and the business conducted
in . more substantial building, to be
erected upon ground in the neighborhood
of Spring street.
O. T.. McCord, of the Brown q McCord
hardware house, celebrated on Friday hi.
thirty-ifth birthday. Captain Weaver
brought down delegation from Urbana te
see that the affair was properly conducted
Here's many OH 'em.
Qhas. r. Hale, arrested here for crooked
transaction, as was supposed, and taken tc
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