The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.

About enc hundred and fifty excursion
fists leave this city every day for Cincinnati.
Misssallie Humphreys, of Louisville, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. j. Allen Higgins
Mr.. John Byrne, formerly of this CITY,
died Monday morning at his residence, in
Erin, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Cooper left yester-
day for Baltimore, which place they will
make their future home.
Judge G. s French, of Winchester, has
announced himself candidate for the
office of Judge of the Common Pleas Court.
81 The many friends OF the Randall boys
will be gratifed to know that they lost but
.little in the great fire at Deadwoed few
days ago. ts- D.. ---. .- i'.'. ''
Business on the Maysville branch of the
K. G. r. r. has been lively for the past few
weeks owing to the low stage OF water in
the river.
London Jackson, colored, was fined in
the Recorders Court day before yesterday
for an assault on Willis Cale Warden of
the Colored Church.
The approaching meeting of the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association
will be the most important trotting meet
ing ever held in Kentucky. 44s . & o..
A difficulty occurred evening before last
between Harry Small and Charles Steele.
In which the former stabbed the latter In
the left side Of the neck, inficting a very
serious wound. The fight took place at the
Corner House. W 'A'f @
Milton Lyons, Lewis Lyons, Neal Morton
Peyton Gentry, Joseph Gentry, George
Danahy and Matt. Kemper, who have been
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charge of burgiarizing the warehouse Of D.
L. Moore, in Mercer County, were taken TO
Louisville yesterday for trial. d. -iit /,
John Venable, colored, who keeps an eat
Ing saloon on Broadway, was arrested and
tried day9before yesterday upon the charge
Of stealing money from man named Silas
Williams. After hearing the testimony OF
several witnesses, the Court held Venable
in $3.50 to answer before the Circuit Court
U. s. Marshal p S. Morris and eleven
men arrived here evening before last,
having in charge thirteen "moonshinefs"
captured in Ietcher Harlan and Leslie
Counties. During the raid of the officers
they destroyed ten stills and five sets of
tubs poured out five hundred barrels oil
the ardent, and disbanded i've gangs Of
illicit distillers.
lAAMRhEBN.
The Yoke Club had an enthusiastic meet
ing last night.
s. s.. 'Wnterstein is clerking at r. v.
Howells' dry goods store. il.s-E~
day at the corner of Second and Stable
streets.
Mr. Jacob Grathwohl and Lena Winkler
will be united in marriage at the brides
residence, on Second street, tomorrow
morning.
There will be a free moonlight hon on
Wednesday, Thu ursday and FRIDAY evenings
at Front-street Garden. Everybody cor
daily invited. .-.. ,. .... 4
The funeral of Anna Snively took place
yesterday afternoon from the st. Johns
Church. The remains were inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Madam Knox and William Harper had
fall out last night So loud and long
were their contentious that it was Thought
best to put them in the cooler. sf.3Gi I%'
All friends of the Children's Home bring
ing donations for the same, will please
leave them at Mr. Bells block. Smyew'
hardware store or at the Home"
The Third Annual Reunion of the 1Mth
Indiana Volunteers and the 18th Indiana
Battery will be held at ConnersylIe, Ind,
on Thursday and Friday, October 10th and
18th. ...
Mr.. Philip Stepp, proprietor of the
Bellevue Garden. has announced that he
win give dance on Wednesday THURSDAY,
end Friday evenings. A gala time is ex-
pected
.Pierson Carle, an old and well-known cit.
izen of this city, died Tuesday morning at 2
o'clock. The funeral takes place this after
noon at his late residence. on Fifth street.
The deceased WIS about sixty -four years G
age. being born in Butler County in the
year 1916. a" ,fiii .'t"f I'D Gr 4I
o. Floral Hall presents desolate appear
ance as tile articles on exhibition are ''few
and far between Tue locust and bass
wood honey, brought by S. B. Deane, looks
good enough tn eat In the line of flowers
and plants, II. Behrens, Of Middletown,
seems to be alone In the south end may
be seen two cases Of as fine jewelry and
Bilverware as can be seen anywhere. In
the second department there is fine dis
play of fnrairg implements and asricul-
tpral machinery. The grounds were spotted
with people yesterday, some arranging fr
the last two DAYS. others examining what
had been arransed. and many waiting for
the race that came off in the afternoon.
Thousands Of visitors are expected Thurs
day and Friday.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
The Judd, Sisters Annie and Lizzie. ap-
peared again before orr Mayor on Tuesday
and got continuance, ...-.-..,. ,.
TWenty-one Coaches Of living freight from
points north of here passed this point, re-
turning homeward on Tuesday night
u John A rnett is the latest addition to the
postal carrier force. John sh0uldered the
hnge bag on Tuesday and did it. up brown.
srMr. Lon Carr. of the Narrow Gauge, and
his estAnabie lady returned last evening af-
ter spending week with friends at Marys-
vile. NJ N. -,g" ~
Mr.. James Morgan, of Limestone street,
has got home after inspecting the great
show and other attractions offered In the
Paris OF A merioa ,33 ! Uads3nil a5oa
"A crowd numbering perhaps seven hun
dred assembled before the balcony of
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