The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
OUR NExT-D0OR NEIGHB0RS.
eickfngs by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
EExlNGTON. KY.

llur Citv Council meets On Thursday
evening next. q, T.s 2s- 6. L
The second floor of the new market will
econ be completed.
Dandidates for Mayor are already making
their claims known to the people.
The Kentucky Central brought in four
car loads of trotters Saturday. 'aa
Yesterday was County Coartday. Plenty
of stock on the markets and fair prices re-
alized.
More than likely Saturday evening closed
the concert entertainments at the Park for
this season.
The trotting races began yesterday and
were we'll attended. A great many strangers
ere in the city just now.
Mary Belle is the name of a ten-pound
daughter recently presented our happy
Health Officer, Fl. @. Elder. by his devoted
wife.
The next enterprise likely to succeed in
Lexington is the erection of Floral Hail.
Our merchants favor the project. and we
hope it will succeed.
The proper authorities. should examine
and repair the sidewalk leading to the Gin.
cinnati Southern depot. Winter is ap-
preaching, andthe walk is in fearfulcon-
dition. h a =,
Poor DIR. Erman. We are sorry Mr.. c.
Pierce frighteHed him so. We hope, how
ever, the Doctor will survive it, as Mr.. Fierce
is gentleman, quiet man and good
citizen.
The partnership heretofore existing in
ko A.,ncAa1ip Aioar,lxnnI
Rev. W. Fl. Hopson retiring, and b. II.
Cozne becoming sole proprietor. DR.. J. B.
Bfiney asslrnes the editorial duties. Long
may she live and abundantly prosper.
Az eight O'Clock Sunday evening most
IbeantifiIi railroad coach entered our town
Iby the Louisville Road, owned and oaeu-
pied by some six or eight distinguished
Eastern gentlemen. We understand that
they are principally from New York and
are railroad and horse kings. They are
here for tire ostensible purpose of attending
the races this week.
A white man name uuknown) obtain nc d
q warrant for the arrest of colored wo-
man. charging her wi h stealing &65 fr"m
him. The woman appeared in Court and
confessed that she did take the money.
The man did not appear. After swearing
out the warrant he obtained $45 dollars of
the missing money, and rather than submit
to public criticism and shame, absconded,
Nhe case is continued.
WEST COvINGT0N.
Mrs. Clifford Kennedy, of Newport is the
guest of Mr.. Charles II. Martin ESQ.,, our
popular young grocer.
The Rev. Mr.. Howes preached very
al 10 ,aofa ott tha Jp,n NJ
Z. Church, On the PHILOSOPHY Of Life. i"
Mrs. w. G. Tupman and son returned
home on Saturday from pleasant visit of
a weeks duration to Boone County, where
they we're the guests of Mrs. B. f. Nc
Glosson.
LUDLOW. Kv.
Mr.. and Mrs A. #. Steen, of Xenia, o.,
are now visiting their son, the Rev. NJ. ID.
A. Steen, of this city. ..
The PRESBYTERIAN Church, which was
badly injured by the storm last NAV, has
been put in excellent repair again, and
through the earnest and persevering efforts
of its faithful pastor the money has been
secured and the dept upon the building en-
tirely removed, and the church is in q
most prOSperouS COndiE N.
HARRODsHURG. KY.
Parey Bohon. of Decatur, Ill, is on a visit
to friends and relatives.
John Rohinsons show is in town, and
likewise large crowd of people.
w. r. Curry has bought the store-room
occupied by G. NJ. Dedrom for So 900.
A. o,orr, of fro wos soundad c.,sod hu
blaze in Judge Cardwells residence. No
great damage done. .....
Mr uouo, ~ sholo,+o,, ,,os "A
Judged a lunatic last week and sent to the
Asylum at Lexington.
AZ, NJ Jora., d;oa a. ri. ros;d. :,
this place Saturday evening. He was taken
to Anderson Co. for burial
Marion R,o,so, hoe ,oosod +ho 1o,os
property opposite the Courthouse and will
open fotei. to be called the National,
M, p;oh.rd Mohos,.v of +,;. ro,4.,
died SATURDAY. morning of chngestive chills
and was buried by the Knights of Honor,
yesterday.
Thomas Dean. who shot Henry Vasde-
man several weeks ago in this ,nnt, had
his trial last Thursday and was held to bail
in the sum of 81, 900.