The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
DUB NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY

Countl, COnttllS population VI TWO null-
dred. |t..t
Rev. q. L. Burrows of Louisville. will
preach at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow.
Mr.. Charles Steele, who was cut in the
neck few days ago, was able to appear on
the streets yesterday.
VIM VOORHEES, ESQ.,, of Bement, ILL.,, will
spend tue winter with his son, Mr.. Chas. ID.
Voorhies, of this city. trf.t
Mr.. A. n Mershon, of Richmond was ar
rested Tuesday last by two Deputy U. >.
Marshals on charge OF forgery.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Mr.. R.
Harding and Miss Maggie b. Robinson, at
Trinity Church, Danville, on the 22d.
DIR. w. H. Hopson has sold his interest
in the Apostolic Times to his partner, b.
III. Cozine, who is now the sole proprietor.
The will of Patrick Daley, who died
few weeks ago, was admitted to probate
Thursday. His property is estimated at
$1,000.
Several freight cars were wrecked on the
Big Sandy Railroad day before yesterday
by the breaking of a coupling bolt. No
person injured.
The Committee on Accounts of the City
Council will audit no more accounts con-
tracted by city employees, not ordered by
the person authorized to contract debts for
the city. LtG.A
The Sheriff of Harrison Co. passed through
the city yesterday. having in charge two
prisoners for the Penitentiary, a white man
named Cranes for horse stealing, and
black boy named Harrison Bowers, for ar
son.
Two more young colored chaps, who beat
Willis Cole, an officer of the Col0red
Church, Sunday night last, were up before
the Recorder Wednesday. Henry Rogers
was fined $50 and costs, and Wesley Diggs
$40 and costs. Another of the gang, who
was also engaged in the assault, is at large.
HAMILTON.
Miss Louisa Sebald, of Middletown, is
visiting friends in this city.
Two Mollie Maguires engaged in a little
retail fist exercise on Shillito street Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. T. G. Clyne, of Connersville, Ind. an
old Hamilton boy, paid his brother Joe a
short visit.
Miss Jane Coombs will appear at Dix
on's Opera-house on Wednesday evening"
October 18Th.
Mrs. M. Osborn had the pleasure of en-
tertaining some of her young friends at
Brownsville, Indiana, during the Fair.
Politicians are getting red hot for the
election Tuesday next, when some defeated
candidates will leave the polls singing
"Home, Sweet Home
Elder J. R. Gatl breaches from the fol-
lowing texts tomorrow: First-''lhe Types
of the Tabernacle" Second--"HoW the
Apostles Preached Christ"
Harry Richards and James Adley were
pulled in at the Station as pickpockets
They were trying their hand at the Fair
grounds, but were not sly enough for Off
Ger Coddington.
Conspicuous among the many arrests of
yesterday was that of a man giving his
name as Jake Smith. He had been out to
the fair, lost all of his money at drinking
and gambling, and was returning on one of
the buses when this scrape occurred. The
conductor asked him for the regular fare
10 cents, when he replied by saving: "Tll
shoot you 10 cents worth" and pulling out
loaded revolver was about to prove his
statement when he was overcome and in
duced to put away the revolver. At the
corner of third and High street. the bus
stopped, all the passengers got out, and
Jake was arrested by Officers Meyers and
Dunwoody. He tore out the end of the
bus bit Meyers and created intense ex-
citement, proving himself bully beyond
aquestion.
LUDLOW. KY.
The Rev. D. d. Akin will preach to-mor-
row morning in the Union Church, West
Coyington.
A number of our ladies spent pleasant
afternoon yesterday at the residence of Mrs.
Henry Barr.
The Ludlow Reading Circle will give an
interesting entertainment next Tuesday
evening, extending cordial invitation to
to all our citizens.
Services in the Presbyterian Church as
usual tomorrow, at IL a. m. and 7:30 D. M.
Sabbath School at 2:30 o. m. Little
Things' will be the subject of the morning
sermon. The seats in the Church are
always free.
HAkRIsON, o.
Henry Klemm has taken up his residence
In the East End
DR.. J. D. Bowles is improving the looks
of his residence by new roof and portico
John Kern and family are on visit this
week in the country at his smother-in-law's
Mrs. Bateman.
LAWRENCERURG. IND.
Miss Louisa Neff, of Terre Haute, Ind.
who accompanied Miss Carrie Seekatz, of
this city arrived yesterday evening to re-
main one week.
Mr.. Clark Miller, the obliging and ac-
commodating conductor of the l., G. &L
Railroad has been commissioned the run
between Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg on
the Lawrenceburg Accommodation.
Quite stir and excitement was occa-
stoned by the alarm Of fire given at 2 a. m.
today. The fire originated in Jacob C.
Wiles' clothing house, bnt being detected
in time was extinguished without doing
much damage
SPRINGFIELD. o.
Mike Kennedy, disorderly, and Jacob
Kenard, drunk and disorderly, were among
the arrivals at Mast's Station last night.
The Railroad House, under its new man.
agement, thus far promises to be hell
hole. There were strong indications this