The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
DUB NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
LUDLOW. KT.


place Is being pushed rapidly forward, as is
also the factory of Post q Go.
Unon Thanksgiving Eve the Presbyterian
congregation ut Ludlow gave their pastor,
Rev. NJ. d. A. Steen, a complete surprise
and very pleasant one Services were
held in the church that night, with but few
in attendance, but when the pastor reached
his home, on opening the door. he found
himself in the midst of large congrega-
ton The hall. parlor dining-room. sit
ting-room, kitchen and chambers above
were full of happy faces who gave most
cordial greeting to the minister and his es-
timable lady. A delightful evening was
spent in social ENJOYMENT, and many use
fiji articles and t,kens Of affecti1nate re-
gard were presen ed to the pastor and his
wife. These good people delight IN acts OF
Christian COURTESY and kindness, are almost
constantly engaged in something OF the
kind, aud know just how to strengthen ana
encourage the heart Of their pastor.
LEXINGTON. Ex.
A revival is in progress at the broadway.
Christian Church. Rev. J. w. Howe. OF
Georgetown, is conducting the meeting.
Nine. Rentz's Female Minstrels are
booked for the Opera House next Saturday
night They are popular, and VIII draw an
immense house.
There we're more elders and deacons at
Enlerson's Minstrel show than have before
been seen in the Opera House. Verify, the
lamb and the goat lie down together.
Horace Gaines, the well-known colored
confec,ioner, furnished the superb supper
for the Hardin-Bruce wedding. Lexing-
ton, in this respect. can compete with
either Cincinnati Or Louisville.
MIR. Win r. Spencer was badly injured
Friday evening. He was out driving, when
his horse ran aAay, demolished the buggy.
and dragged the occupant some distance on
the pike. At last accounts MIR. Spencer
was better, but complaining greatly OF his
head. We hope his injuries are not serious
Kentucky g great and gifted actress, Miss
Mary Anderson. will appear at the Opera
house Tuesday and Wednesday. first in
.Inuomar" Tuesday night. and "Evalne'
Wednesday evening. Special trains will be
run from Paris, Mt. Sterling and Win
Chester. and all railroad fares can be had at
one and one-third rates. Lexington VIII
take pride in furnishing Miss Anderson
with an audience worthy of her brilliant
talents.
BELLE CENTRE. q.
J. G. Mains has Il telephone in good work
ing order In the telegraph office.
DiLhtheriu, 1t is reported. prevails in
many places In Logan aud Hardin Coun
ties.
Howard v. Cline and wife ore stopping
with his father, II. NJ. Cline, Esq, f,r til.
present
Nlcssrs. John Lyle g. Son are dong al
excellent business in dry goods, clothlnt
and groceries, the result Of kindness ano
affability.
The editor of the Kenton Republican has
been coniine.l to his room for several weeks
with congestion of the bowels; and is ye'
quite unwell. ,............ ........
The Fat Contributor" A. Miner Girls
wo,d. of incinnat, will deliver his lecture
:.Indian Meal" before the Franklin Liter
ar, S cietv. Of De Graf, on Wednesda,
evening. December 10th. at Weller's Hall
and will draw crowded house.
Messrs Hickox and Scott, two might,
hunters. hailing from Akron, came on
here to 81 DOT wild turkeys, and, finding
none. came into our village and paid J. ID
Campbell something over four dollars fol
two good sized turkeys in order t. show
their friends ut home their prowess a!
hunters. 0 ye Akronitss, they are onl,
make believes.
GsEENFI
&C, Morton and wife are visiting friends
IN Logan, Ohio.
Last Saturday was very bnsy day IL
Greenfield. Our streets were crowded al
day with peonle from far and near
Robert w. Douglass, of Wilmington, o..
will lecture in Town Hall Saturday, De
cember 9th. Subject, Australia
The Republicans of Madison Township
met last Saturday afternoon at the office o
the Township Trustees to nominate can
ddate for the Office Of Justice OF the Peace
The lot fell upon Mr.. A. N. Patton.
The following speakers have profferet
their services to speak in this Senatorial
District before the approaching election
whose services have been accepted by thu
Central Committee Of the Highland ant
Ross District: Garfield. Dennison, Beatty
Foster, Gil,s II and Kennedy. The day o
election is December 9th.
NEWARK.
John Lee Brooks is the boss billiart
player of his place. The other night ht
made run of 107 with single shots.
The Mechanics Brass Band Dance wa
pretty we'll attended. The Drum Corp
gave the people little noise on Thanks
giving morning.
The Knights OF Pythias Ball, held a
Wilson's Hall on Thanksgiving night, wa
well attended. They tonk in s126 at Tin
door. The Hail was beautifully decorated
ANY person passing down Third stree
can't help but take peep in w. IA Dan
per's large window, where be has
large and fine display Of Christmas toys
Mr. Danner is the first in the city TO shoy
up his toys
DrED. - On THURSDAY. November 9th
Mr.. Edward Victor. The funeral service
will take place at his late residence OF
South Walnut street, at o'clock a. m.
after which his remains will be convene,
to Nashpor, his former home, where inter
ment will take place.
Also, on FRIDAY morning, Mr.. Lewis. a
his residence on West Main street. Nj
Lewis was one of the pioneers of this place
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