The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBORS
pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. RY.

Next Saturday will be the Jewish day OF
Atonement
Nine new buildings are now in course OF
construction at Versailles.
About one hundred excursionists leave
this city daily for Cincinnati.
Judge w. w. George, of Versailles, has
recovered from severe illness.
Hon. James B. Beck has gone to st.
Paul, Minnesota, for short stay.
Miss Matte Gordon has organized a
music class in connection with the school
at South Elkhorn.
Mr.. James Mullen, the artist, has re-
turned from professional trip to the Cum
berland Mountains
The wretched condition of the pavements
all over the city is beginning to attract the
attention of the officials.
Bob Pitman, charged with stealing val
liable set of harness from Mrs. Ransom,
was tried in the Recorders Court Tuesday,
and sent on for further trial.
For the past three days the streets of the
citv looked more like the dull days of
August than the busy season that was
promised should arrive ia September.
Mr.. r. T. Anderson, President of the
Phoenix Hotel Company, is advertising for
contracts for the building of the hotel. Pro
bosals will be received up to II o'clock NJ,
October LIST.
Judge Kinkead is going to try some OF
the prisoners soon confined in the County
Jail charged with misdemeanor, and make
In effort to relieve the county or unneces'
ary expense.
The business boom. ,as predicted bv tive
knowing ones" has not vet struck Lexing
ion. We presume when it does strike il
will be all the better and would advise ey
,rybody to be prepared for the happv event
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uaVe oee'' "'o' do p"''io news
The will OF Mrs Maslin Smith has beer
Nrobated. She leaves her residence to he
lister Mrs. Roache; 5000 o the children
Df her deceased friend, Thos. nj. Carter
5000 to be used in erecting monnmen
over herself and her husband, AVID the bal
INV VI WV CoVooe W Auoi VIA Auttup piui odi al
Nutter Eliza Coyle, Nancy Carrlck ant
amy "i1'oN.
MiDDLETOWN' D.
Mrs. Nav Wrenn. of Chicago. mother O
bur fellow townsman, Chas ID. Wrenn, i
VISITING fF'efas heie
The closing services of the Baptist Sab
paen ocnool NoHsenelo.; oh iuesaay even
.iiE meae vo'a aa1;nd ante. .es.i"s T. n.l'oel
ma'esses ~ere ueltro,eu ny os eenlneh' n speaN
ta,'o,, onJ pnvs Dov;. IT, ond uoha y,
The choir of tie First Baptist Church o
This place furnished some excellent nusi
On tne OCCASION Tue annual sermon o
Inc AsSoclat'on was preached al IL a. III
llton Ohio. The "Wednesday afternoo,
session was devoted largely to the readin
Of letters from the churches and mission
eomorising the Association, giving in con
siderable detail the results of the year
Woik. me ialge cnule'n ' s,, lh mhicl lhe hs
socia.ipn 10 '.t.a, ~ well iiieu at eseIH ilee'
!ls wl''' a" 'I;e; aI!sn..s1 "na appreo'a'lve au
romuosed of a g ,nsecrated ministry, lelil
prating upon estions vital to the gener,
good of the race should leava it's ;mnras
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