The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-04
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
HAMILTON.

HAMILTON.
Mr.. Charles Parker started for Richmond,
Ind, this morning.
There will be prize dance at the Front
street Garden tonight.
There will be grand Democratic rally at
Hamilton on Monday, September 18th.
Mr.. VIM. Bruck pulled in scissors
grinder yesterday. Charge drunkenness.
Geo. Dodsworth was brought in on war
rant yesterday by Officer Egglebrecht for
fighting
The funeral of Miss Louisa Seifort will
take place tomorrow at the St. Johns
Church.
Four new drums have just been received
by the drum corps of the Hamilton in
fantry.
The Irving Society will be entertained
next Saturday evening at the residence OF
Miss Sue Van Derveer.
The Universalist Society will have bask-
ct picnic on the Butler County Fair
Grounds on the 14th inst.
Mrs. S. Miller, the fashionable hair
dresser, has just returned to her labor,
after apeasant vacation.
Four thousand eight hundred copies of
the premium list of the Butler County Ag-
riculturaI Society will soon be ready for
free distribution.
Miss Blanche Howard we'll known in
Hamilton as an accomplished lady, is now
editing magazine which is published SIM
ultaneously at Stuttgart and Leipsic.
We were sadly mistaken in saying that
Jacob Morner preached the funeral SER
mon last Sunday and in justice to this
gentleman desire to make this correction.
Quite lively scrimmage took place yes
terday morning on Third street. The in
terested parties were brought before Mayor
Egry and fined S. for disturbing the peace
At the German NJ. E. Conference held at
New Albany, Ind, last week, Rev. John
PhetziDg, of this place, was assigned to
Madison, Ind, and Rev. John Bier to Ham
nton.
Willie Tounessee, boy OF eleven sum-
mers, who resides on Wilson street between
Second aud Front, slipped on a curbstone
in front of his home and broke his right
arm between the wrist and elbow. Dr.
Tabloid dressed the wound.
LUDLOW. KY.
Rev. s. S. De Gormo, of Cincinnati, will
preach in the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath morning and evening Everybody
is invited to come out and hear him.
Robert Alfred Porter who died last Sat-
urday from scarlet fever was buried on
Monday in Cumminsvile. This is the
Becond death in the family and three other
OF the children are down with the fever.
To the Editor OF the Star:
A special meeting of the Z. G. M. c., of
Ludlow, Ky, will be held at the residence
of Mr.. NJ. b. Wells on Friday evening,
September 9TH Important business will be
transacted, and all members are requested
to be present. BY order of the President.
GEO. LYsLE, Secretary.
LEXINGTON. KY.
The official returns foot up majority for
Governor Blackburn OF 43.917.
The Kentucky Millers' Association met
in this city Tuesday. Attendance large.
The new Eclectic Geography lately
adopted by the School Board gives general
Batisfaction.
Mrs. Sarah Ward, an old and highly -es-
teemed lady of Versailles, died suddenly
Sunday morning last,
The rooms in St. Pauls Parochial School
Aave been furnished with new and hand
some desks for the pupils.
Miss Lizzie Burnham, Of Richmond, and
Miss Emma Chenault, of this city, are
visiting Miss Lizzie Wasson at Frankfort.
A band of Italian ministries are attract
ing considerable attention on the streets,
Their music is fine and they reap rich re-
ward
Ten Jessamine County condemned Grim.
fnale passed through Lexington OH Tues
day ell route for Frankfort under heavy
guard.
There are four different kinds of COPY
books used in our Public Schools Is this
in accordance with the rules of the School
Board?
Mr.. James R. Hughes, of the firm of
Hughes Il Cassell, has purchased the GRO
Gerry store of MIR. John Il. Shepperd, on
broadway.
With little more investigation into the
Early history OF that ''rock-pile," our read
ers need not be surprised to hear of few
more Councilmen resigning.
Mr. J. T. Nichols sold yesterday to Mr..
George Lord OF Buffalo, one tine bay road
Canbaugh, the sire of Billie Boyce
The citizens of Lexington have paid
more money for street improvements dur
ing the past ten years than was necessary,
judging from their present wOrn-out ap-
pearance.
The Committee ON the Extension of the
Kentucky Central Railroad met at the
store room of Mr. Thomas Bradley this
morning. The result OF the meeting is not
yet known.
The work OF organizing the various claims
in the public schools are progressing very
slow, owing to desire among some of the
teachers to retain certain books in their
classes not authorized by the Board.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
have made arrangements to spread COM
Portable dinner each day of Captain Kidd's |
great annual sale at the Fair Grounds, in |
this city, to take place September 9th 10th
and 11th.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock found the
Daily Transcript without recognized edi-
tor. The day previous Monday Mr.. Deer
ing had written an article demanding that
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