The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-03
OUR NEXT-DO0R NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.


DR.. Barker has returned flom an extend
ed professional trip through several adioin-
ing counties.
The alarm of fire Monday night was
caused by the burning out of chimney on
Walnut street.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
realized about $85 from the loan exhibition
held last week.
Miss Fannie, Henry, charming young
lady from Carlisle, is the guest OF Miss Ella
de Roode, of this city.
CIRCUIT Court. the case of Mrs. s. S.
Goodloe VS.. E. H. de Roode judgment was
rendered for tie defendant.
A meeting for the formation of new in
dependent military company will be held
tomorrow night at the Court House.
Martin Costello, residing near Walnut
Hills, in this county, killed on Yesterday
an eagle measuring three feet from UP TO
tip.
A grand sacred concert will be given at
st. Pauls Church next Sunday evening for
the benefit of St. Joseph's Hospital. MIR.
r. de Roode, will preside at the organ.
The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church will give an entertainment at the
Young Mems Christian Association Room
on FRIDAY night. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the poor.
The will of the late Mrs. Kate Kauger
leaves all her property, including stocks,
bonds, &C., to her daughter. Mrs. Ollie
Ambrose, of Louisville, and names her
son-in-sw as her executor. -
The Colored Benevolent Society No. 2
will hold grand bazaar in Ladies' Hall dur
ing Christmas week. A fine eight-day
clock will be presented to the Lodge or
Temple sending the largest delegation.
Those persons who expect to see in Nine.
RenNs Female Minstrels second-class
variety show will be disappointed. They
come here with high enc0miums of the
press elsewhere, and are frst-class troupe.
Delegations of ladies and gentlemen from
Paris, Georgetown, Danville. Harrodsburg
and other points were at the Opera.hoiise
last night. Manager Marsh received their
thanks for extra railroad accommodations.
The organ question" is again agitatine.
the Christian or Reformed Churches of
Kentucky. ii persisted in, it will soon
cause as wide separation as did the late
war in the Presby terian and other denom-
inationa
The largest and most appreoiative audi.
ence ever seen there greeted Miss Mary An.
derson at the Olera-house last night Ev-
cry seat was filed and our charming Ken.
tucky actress fully sustained her hitherto
fine reputation. Tonight Miss Anderson
appears in "Evadne," and will again appear
before a large audience.
AURORA. IND.
Do not forget to attend the Excelsior
Dancing Club hor at Mueller's Academy.
W. II. H. Isgrigg Secretary Of the q & NJ.
Ralr ad, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
r. A. Mcconnell moved his dry goods
store to one Of the beautiful apartments o
the Mitchell Block Yesterday.
Hough clore returned yesterday from
Evansville, Ind. where he has been the
guest OF relatives for five weeks past.
LUDLOW. KT.
Mrs. Steen, who has been confined to hel
room by sick ness for the last two months
is able to walk out little.
TIE Presbyterian Church social will bt
held at the residence of Mr.. Wells. on Elm
street. on THURSDAY evening. Everybod,
most cordially invited.
A meeting will be held In the Presbvte
rian Church this "wednesday evening, al
81 o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing s
singing class Let all our citizens who are
interested in the matter be in attendance
EELLEvUE. Kv.
Temperance meeting tonight.
Squire Mann returned home from visit
to Lawrenceburg, Ind, yesterday.
Council meets tomorrow night, wher
important business will be transacted.
The contract of Chas. Spinksin improv
ing streets, is IN to morrow. The improve
ments are not finished yet.
Mr.. John G. Luhn is going to get up
monster surprise PARTY at the new year
We are not to know where it will 60, as we
might give it away. ....
p r. Genoway, Sr., brought suit before
Squire Mann against the town for s24
The case was set for last night at Wen
deroth's Hall, and a large number of peo
pie were present who were interested ir
the case, and also interested as to how the
Squire would dispose of his first case. The
Squire was Ii tie late and the Marshal
appointed himself C mmittee of one tc
hunt him up. Presently the two officers
OF the law came in arm in arm. and
the audience braced up. The Squire ther
called the case. Mr.. Hobson, President Of
Council, on behalf of the town, wanted the
case continued on account of absence o
Witnesses, and JUDGE McKibben, the town.
attorney. Mr.. Gen)way offered no objec
ton and the case was continued until mex
Tuesday evening at IN o'clock, when con
siderable fun will he had. Mr.. Sam. Grif
fifth, Town Clerk, had about wagon loaC
of books to bear on the case. The Squire
Informed us that he has sat on this cas-,
for three DAYS, and is ready for the creates
lawyer of them all.
sLAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Clint Jones, proprietor OF the Hunts Ho
tel opened the 'Tivolia'' Restaurant las
evening with grand spread.
The attention OF the court and iary yes
terday and to-day was occupied in tryin,
the insanity question relating to Mrs
Latitia Clure.
Henry A. Grnbbs and Lizzie D. Ashby
also David L. Gffin to Emma Wenzel beins
tired of single blessedness have come to tn,
conclusion IN take out marriage license.
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