The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-01
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.

Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
WEST COvlNGTON.
Miss Flora Yeton, OF Buffers Station, is
visiting Miss Essie Hathaway.
Miss Olivia Martin returned Monday
from Williamsburg, o., where she was the |
guest of Mrs. Reese.
Miss Emma Dunkinson has returned |
from q pleasant visit of six weeks duration |
to Fosters Crossing, OhlO
HOME CITY.
The Republicans will hold their regular
weekly meeting next Saturday evening, at
4Aagness Opera-house
To the Editor of the Star:
The firm heretofore known as Park u
Cassidy has dissolved, and all persons are
hereby cautioned not to credit either in the
name of the firm. VIM. PARK.
The Democracy had large and enthusi-
Astic meeting last evening. II the crowd
in attendance was any Indication OF the
vote they will poll. they will run ahead OF
former years. General Banning did not
make the greatest effort of his life, but was
appeal for home rule. The music was fur
nished by passing freight trains, all empty,
but running TO make voters believe business
was booming.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Coal took another jump yesterday.
City Council will meet tomorrow night.
The Baptist Church at Clear creek was
dedicated last Sunday.
About fifty pupils attend the colored
schools daily at South Elkhorn.
A decided advance has taken place in the
prices of good horse stock of all kinds
Colonel Clark, for some time Private Sec
retary to Governor M, Creary, is in the city.
An Independent Order of Royal Tenn
plars has been organized at South Elk
horn.
A man named VIM. Huston was robbed
of valuable gold watch at Athens last
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Sutton for manv years con-
nected with the Lexington Press is now
with the Gazette, of Fort Wayne Ind.
The dlers at the corner of Limestone and
Main streets are about equal in numbers tn
the force engaged at work building the new
Phoenix.
Mr.. William Schaller, of the Eagle Brew
cry, Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday.
He purchased two fine Aderney COWS for
his own use.
Miss Florence Mitchell, the beautiful and
accomplished Kentucky actress, will take
the part OF "Parthenia" in "Ingomar," at
the Opera-house Tuesday evening. October
7th.
A horse attached to buggy took fright
on Broadway Monday evening and dashed
down towards Vine street at high rate of
speed. Fortunately no damage was done
but several barely escaped being run over
Subscribers residing in the outskirts of
the city failing to receive their paper reg
ular, will confer a favor on the agent by
leaving their address at the Post-otiice Book.
store. OH Short street, next door to Judge
Royalty.
The stone inscription states for the new
market house were hoisted into place yes
terdav. On the west end slab is the in-
scrption, City Court, 1870" and on the
east end is the inscription, jackson Hail."
They look very neat.
About two hundred people assembled
fast night at tie corner cf High and Spring
streets to watch for ghost which it was re-
ported would be on exhibition. Up to one
O'Clock there was no signs of his gllostship,
and the crowd dispersed
HAMILTON.
P. G. Berry is back from Kentucky.
Post-office opens at a. III. and closes at
Up. M. hereafter.
Mr.. Lynch and sister, of Greenville, O.,
are visiting at Leonard O Brian's.
DR.. Charles Walton took peep at the
library for the irst time last Tuesday even
pg.
Doc Felter will address the Republican
meeting at Symmes Corner, tonight. Glee
Club furnishes the music
Mrs. Mclaughlin returned from Cincin-
natl last night. She visited old friends and
relatives and lastly, the Exposition.
The engine of the $50 train going south
was thrown from the track below the
depot Yesterday morning, causing some de-
lay in trains. No one was seri usly hurt.
Lennehan, the boy who stole twenty-five
papers Sunday morning at the Depot, was
arraiened before his Honor the MAYOR, yes.
terday afternoon, and bound over in the
sum of $500 to await the action of the
Grand jury.
Sam Huev and Edward Menk, the prize
fiehters of Venice, were arrested by Officers
Bruck and z llers, near the above named
place. Monday. These notorious charac-
ters will not be allowed to run at large
again for some time.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Alice Oates. in "Giroie Girofa" Thursday
night. October I'd.
Traders new venture-"The Times" ap-
peared upon our streets to-day. .h
Haverly's Church Choir in III. M. s.
Pinafore" at Opera-house Monday, Octo-
ber 9th.
The Seventh Regiment Band have been
furnished, entire, with slaall torches for
caps. They will be seen"
Brother Moler of the c., s. & c., laid off
for a fall move to-day aud Dan William
son, of the "Nook," covered his ground.
Shortly after our rooster christened it the
Arcade Parish. the fruit man stretched
across his pavement a neat little sign,
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