The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
OUR NEXT-DOOR NEIGHB0RS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns

boring Cities and Towns
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther F. Easton have re-
turned from their bridal trip to the East.
The parade and music Of the minstrel
troupe yesterday attracted considerable at
tention.
Allen, Delehanty & Henger's Minstrels
exhibited at the Opera-honse last night to
good sized audience. 5.'
The Lexington office of the Cincinnati
Southern has sold over one Thousand tick
cts to the Queen City Exposition since its
opening.
We venture to say that the Bluegrass
region has sent more delegates to the Gin
cinnati Exposition than the balance of the
State combined.
The Somerset Republican says: 'fhe
partridge crop is scarce in this section, and
what few are here hunters from distance
will be barred the right to look after. as our
citizens have rightfully become tired OF
foreign hunters and posted their land ac-
Cordingly."
As the want of good water supply is
LIlc OIlIy uIdW W viz PiOopSA.t, "
city. is it not high time for the citizens to
take some action in the matter? five had
a water supply there would be no difficulty
in having the Cincinnati Southern machine
shops located here. Within the past few
months several manufacturers from north
OF the Ohio have visited Lexington for the
purpose of locating here, so as to supply
their Southern demand; but there being
no water supply, they abandoned the enter
prise. Let our citizens call meeting at
the Courthouse and discuss the question
before it is too late.
CYNTHIANA. KY.
T. T. Forman has gone to st. Louis on
legal business.
VIM. Adams has gone to the lakes on a
fishing spree with Hon. George g. Perkins
and others, of Covington. l5 Nt.
J. B. Conkwright and Miss Ida Whalen
were married yesterday in the County
Clerks Office by His Honor Judge Havi-
land. ----
VIM. Boyle and M. G. Swinford, two in
telligent and deserving young men, have
obtained license to practice law. Our
county is full of lawyers. ........
VIM. Nichols, convicted of horse-stealing
on his own confession, and Harry Bowers, a
colored boy thirteen years old, convicted
for setting fire to q house, were taken to
the State Penitentiary yesterday by the
Sheriff.
Work on the new Post-of1ce building is
progressing rapidly, and Cynthiana will
soon have one OF the best post-offices of any
town of its size in the State, as she already
has one of the best and most agreeable post
mistresses in the person of Miss Todd.
WEST COvlNGToN.
Our town was well represented at the Ex-
position ON Cincinnati Day"
Mr. and Mrs Hicks are entertaining a
new conner at their home in the person of
an heir.
Mr.. John Dominick and his admirable
wife celebrated the twentieth anniversary
of their marriage on Tuesday evening at
their residence on Bond street. There was
quite number of friends present, who
wished them many returns OF the happy
occasion.
LUDLOW. KY.
Weather warm but business improving
in our little city.
The workmen upon the grounds of Post
Il Co. are already making quite change in
the appearance of things.
Rev. w. H. Goodissan and lady, of Win
chester, Adams County, Ohio, who have
been visiting friends in this city and attend
ing the Exposition, returned to their home
to-day.
Items of news for the Daily STAR, left at
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prompt attention. Citizens are invited to
give notice Of any interesting or important
event that may take place. Also to authen-
ticate their statements by signing their
names to the paper, not for publ cation,
but only as a guarantee of good faith.
NICHOLA>VILLE, XIV.
Hon. G. c. Cohen and his accomplished
wife were in the city this week.
Elder Shouse, of Midway, Ky., is con-
Quoting revival at the Christian Church,
this place.
City Attorney w. H. Crow and Miss Rosa
Brown, Garrard County belle, will marry
on the 18th inst.
County Judge Phillips, County Attorney
Holloway, Jaler English and Sheriff Jack
son are taking in the Exposition.
Mr.. louis Pitcher is perfecting arrange
ments to have course of lectures deliv-
cred here during the coming winter
Four candidates for Circnit Clerk. The
aspirants are Col. I. D. Baldwin, present
incumbent; Mr.. M. Sparks, Capt. Gale M.
Mathews and Mr.. Win. Lowry They will
make things lively from now until the cleo
tion next August.
BELLEVUE. Kv.
Work on the M. E. Church is progressing
finely.
The events that have happened in the last
few days have not caused the dummies to
stop running through this town.
Mr.. Phillip Danky, who has been i'll dur
ing the last few weeks, is, we are glad to
say, very much improved in health.
Mr.. Henry Lewis and wife were rendered
delightful serenade on Wednesday night
by a number of their Cincinnati friends.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Samuel Badger
and wife to Isabella Turneaux, 28 feet front
on the street east of Taylor avenue, in
Dayton; VI, ,0C0.
The attempted outrage as mentioned in