The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-24
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Piekings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.
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gPRIN0FIELD. ..
Tho youth, beauty and fashion we're rep
resatsd hast night at the ball given ut
EOhaefefs Hall.
Ex-Oonstable Barber appeared upon the
streets yesterday for the first time since he
underwent the ampu'ation OF his right arm.
A sorrei mare, the property Of Mr.. Jake
Keller. OF South Factory street, strayed
from his place on Wednesday night. No
informatiOn us to her whereabouts has yet
been received.
Thursday dwindled away without an ar
rest; accountable for only by the bluster-
Ing breeses, which are supposed to have
blown all badness to- well. to place
beyond the comprehension of the writer.
The Warder Veteran Grenadiers' ball,
given at Rhineheimer's Hall last night,
was attended by the elite of our CITY. The
Grenadiers have been very successful on all
such ventures, which speaks well OF their
organisation.
The streamers announcing the coming
ball BY the Big Six Band are the work OF
the Times office. and creditabe card they
are indeed, and are an assertion that we
have at least the facilities in this line
offered in any metropolitan city.
Mrs Youmans Canadian lady, ad-
dressed the Murphy Temnerance Union at
Blacks Opera ahouse last night. Her sub
ject, "Haman's License" was ably dis
cussed. Mrs. Youmans is a speaker with a
rapid delivery. and her remarks are remark
ably pointed
The latest credits Alex. Temple as an as
prant for our Station-house. Nothing re-
markable about this; most anybody would
like to toast their ships for the winter at
the place, Ii it must be did let us at ] as
have man who can do 1t crcditably. Civ
Dads, dip the seine once more and see what
the haul will bring forth.
A buggy containing Messrs. Roberts and
Peel. Of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Geo. Horner,
OF this CITY, was upset the corner of
York and Harrison streets. on Thursday
morning, the same done by the sll, ing of
the horse attached to it at his becoming
frightened at an approaching locomotive.
Messrs. Roberts and Peel sustained no
notable injuries but Mrs. Horner was
picked up unconscious. and did not revive
for perhaps an hour afterwards. An ex-
animation fortunately revealed no broken
bones.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Hemp was selling yesterday at S. Is
per hundred.
-Four weddings took place at Versailles
last Wednesday.
Colonel Breckenridge will deliver an ad-
dress to the pupils of Trenton University
November 14th.
Elder Colvin, lale of the Bible College,
left Yesterday to take charge Of q congrega-
tion at New Albany, Ind
Captain w. W. Helm. of Louisville, is
opening new coal mine ON Peter Trace
Branch, near Mt Sterling.
John w. Foster, who was arrested on the
charge of stealing horse and buggy, was
sent TO OWenton for trial.
The funeral Of DR.. w. NJ. Wilson took
place Yesterday afternoon from his late
residence on Mulberry street
Mr.. David Nuttnr has purchased the
farm of his father Robert Nutter, deceased,
near Cintonville, for $ls 900.
MT. J. s. Rronst N has purchased an in
terest in the Richmond Herald and has en-
tered upon his duties as one of the editors.
viii Hale, very worthy and amable
young man, a son of Mr. Hale. one OF our
oldest merchants died Wednesday, after n
long continued illness. from what is SUR
posed to have been a cancer. Will was II
popular young man. all active Good Tenn
plar, and belonged IT, several other orders
The marriage of Mr.. Sol II. Shoninger, of
Louisville, and Miss Jennie, the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius Speyer, of this CITY,
took place Wedn sday evening at Melodeon
Hail in presence OF large number of the
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. The Hall was elegantly decorated
with flowers and evergreens. The marriage
ceremony was performed hy Or Shonnger.
of Boston. an uncle of the groom. Among
the prominent persons present were Mr..
and Mrs. Shoninger parents of the groom.
from Louisville; Misses Kaufman and Miss
Lamb Louisville Misses Flora and Hannah
Price, Miss Baumgarten, Cincinnati; Mrs.
FL. Shaul, Warsaw, Ind Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Mayer. Plymouth Ind: Mrs. Il. Shanl
Cincinnati, and manv others from Frank
fort Versailles, Paris. Nicholasvile. LOUIS
vile and Cincinnati. Among the invited
guests from Lexington We noticed the fol-
lowing persons: Mr.. and Mrs J. David, Mr.
and Mrs Henrv Na>er. Mr. and Mrs H.
Lovenhart, Mr.. and Mrs Harstein, Gen. D.
3. Goodloe ana Mrs. w. G. Goodloe, the
wife OF the Belgian Minister. Hon. J. G.
Metcaf and wife, Mrs. f. d. Sayre and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Courtnev,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Higgins, Captain J. b.
Wilgus and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. John
son. and host OF Others. After the cere-
moHy the bridal party repaired to the Ma
sonic Temple. where sumptuous and ele-
CANT supper had been prepared.
EATON.
Miss Nettie White is visiting relatives at
Peru, Ind.
Henry Westendorf is visiting friends at
Dayton, Ohio
VIM B Tizzard. ST., is visiting his son at
Portland, Ind.
Frank Lemon. of Cnmminsville, O.. is
the guest of Rev. A. J. REYNOLDS.
Ttse Murphys are reviving and hold
meetings ut the Court House every Frida,
evening.
Miss Mary Ryan is visiting friends at
Richmond. Ind, the guest Of Marshal Lou
Sh9fer's family.
MCCofd runs another of his popular Sun
day excursions to Cincinnati next Sunday,
2Gtl, Instant Fare for the round trip only
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