The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-24
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.

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Miss Clara Bell of st. Louis, is visiting
the family of Henry Bell, Esq,
The pay car on the Cincinnati Southern
Road arrived here evening before last.
Mr. Samuel P. Snyder, of Dublin, Ind, is
visiting Mr.. John L. Moore, of this city.
Miss Mary Moore, of West Main street, is
visiting friends and relatives in Newport.
Three hundred thousand bushels of small
grain are shipped annually from Midway
Station.
The majority of our citizens are in favor
of prohibiting Sunday excursions to the
High Bridge.
Burglars entered the residence OF Mr..
John Cook, few nights ago, and walked Off
with $50 in cash.
The Opera-house is being cleaned and rem
ovated. in anticipation of busy season oil
amusements this fall and winter
The funeral of Miss Fannie Bryant took
place at the family residence, on Newtown
Pike, yesterday afternoon, at o'clock. and
was largely attended.
The ordinance compelling dealers in
fresh fish to take out license is being rigid
ly enforced. The amount required to be
paid by the ordinance is $5.
n A Gilman of par;s 10 in tbo c;tv for
the purpose of buying up sheep for the B0s-
vonhar and az cepts for December shin.
ments.
Rose Gilman who gave bond in 500 for
,ar oav nnearamne "' in the % Tauetto IT, Cir rrcnt
rorrt pp Satmrd.v ;un,ned tho town nicbt
boforo % last Har bondsman also left in hot
nm rsr;t
Mr. y. i. hamiiton' VINO was arrested
saturday on the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses' was escorted Gown
10 Maysville MONDAY py Marshal hehher'
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"aNonhoiIn IT,. Uo9Na enn aot.Jo HJoh tIo Jot VIZ,
If ali GRADES and sold at nrces ranging
from 2L to 3A cents. There were about
100 mules on the market and sold at prices
ranging from $6o to SlOo. Also great
many plug horses, all sold lor prices ranging
from SZo top'o.
Citizens along the line OF the proposed
new railroad from hlchmohd 10 Nlcholasc
viile are ehthuSiasI'c oyer the prospecls, OF
o ea,y o," twertrlone n,i,os the nnnntry %
lch u-h wi ynng nF org
Grass and stock stock RAISING p pcanacitv IA and , tbe
people such as can we'll appreciate the
advantage of the connection. The road is
only question of time.
Judge Royalty was called upon a few
evenings ago by voting couple of African
descent and requested to perform the mar
riage ceremony. The Judge complied
with thelr request ana sent them on their
way rejoicing. The next morning bright
and early the newly made bride appeared
n;s oinoe ] "u ma,''d diu"ro 'o '" th 20 sse
e. ~. pi"IHnlnh L,oouo a. 'mo o;na S,'o t
live with thnt n,an
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visit West I vest vesterdav' m 'N 'i' ''"' ''N 0'' "
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torad a. tho stranb Honse
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heN' Ut. Eaurey anu "l,e, oi hochester,
N. H. are Wishing MI ana MIS- Jas JACK
son'
Mr.. Ed: Lee, an OLD employe at owen
Lane overs mas accepted posltloh IN
the oihclhhatl sloe sIore'
1t required four double rigs beside num-
erous other vehicles to convey the Demo-
Gratis to MiliViile YESTERDAY.
grand reception will be given by the
Home Dramatic Thursday evening at which
all members are cordially invited.
Mr. Pohert Rouers and Miss Maria Mc.
Ejwo;ne wara nn;tod in rnarr;aoo at tho
brides residence on Tenth street last night.
Ouarterly review of the M r. Sunday
School next Sabbatb morning at 900
o'clock. Ali are cordially invited TO at.
tend
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Inc funeral OF ALBERT ocheliennack LOOK
pace this morning rom Inc residence on
rroht streee. services ~ o@ oIepneh
Church.
MAYSvILLE, KY.
The fall annie crop promises TO he a fine
nna ~, th;s fiool;tv
Tho cood cor,x;.,. ,.,aL.
tent society. paraded the streets in full re-
gala last Saturday, headed by Haucke's
band. They finished the day with supper
given al thelr church.
The canvass for Mayor has commenced
6prigg Shackleford, the present incumbent
has already announced himself. J. Matt