The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-30
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.


The Southern will sell round trip tickets
to st. Louis. next Saturday, at $40 10
The estate of G. NJ. Adams, deceased, was
sold last Saturday by Commissioner Shrop-
shire.
About thirty stone masons were put to
work on the foundation of the new Phoenix
Hotel yesterday morning.
The tobacco crop in Southern Kentucky
will not be failure as some people thought.
1t will make two-thirds crop.
DR.. J. A. Stuckey will begin q course OF
lectures on anatomy, physiology and hygi-
enc to-day in kentucky University.
Two kegs of Nos. 7 and horseshoe nails,
were stolen from Messrs. Morgan q Tug
gles' blacksmith shop Saturday night
J. Will McGarvey, son of Prof. J. w. Nc
Garvev OF the Bible College, will go to
Bethany to continue his College course.
The Union Sunday School gave grand
picnic yesterday at Grassy Springs. The
weather was delightful and the attendance
large.
Rev. Samuel A. Kelly, at one time editor
of the Apostolic Times Of this city, died at
his residence in Nashville, Tenn, last
Thursday.
Misses Sailie and Bessie Price and Lille
Burbridse will leave this week for st. Louis
on visit. after which they will 60 East to
make a tour.
The matriculation list Of the College OF
Arts of Kentucky University, and of the
Academy, shows that eighty two have en-
tered up to date.
Mr.. George IT, Bryan, who has held the
position of foreman in the Pennsylvania
Printing Department for the past six
months, has returned to Cincinnati. 9.
Students are constantly arriving at the
A. and NJ. College, and the first month will
close with one hundred matriculates
against seventy-two the same time last
year. .s.t
The Quarterly Review of the Sunday
school of the First Baptist Church took
place Sunday afternoon. A very interest
ing lecture was delivered by the pastor DR..
Burrows
Colonel G. c. Morgan, who lately re-
signed his position as Councilman fraln- the
Second Ward, donated his salary, amount
ing to $54, to the Orphan Asylum of this
city.
LUDLOW. nv.
w. Chester Steen and lady. of Winches-
ter, Adams County, Ohio, are visiting
friends incthis clty.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of.the Presby-
terian Church will meet at the house. OF
Mrs George Evans in Bromley next Fri
day and spend the dayin social pleasures.
Mrs. Eliza Beveridge and her young son
who have been attendin the Exposition
l.,s~ Ers1 H. Il
YESTERDAY to t,,eir home near Winchester,
Adams County, Ohio.
The reading circle of the Presbyterian
Church will meet this Tuesday, evening
at the residence of Mr.. William Orde-
mundt Refreshments will be served. Ali
most cordially invited.
g. nEALEvUE. Kr.
Berry avenue looks canalish near Center
street.
Did YOU see IL? Ed one and only cele-
brated high hat, we mean.
Mr.. Fl. F. Mann qualified as Justice of
the Peace yesterday in the County Court.
The Firemen's Debating Society will
shortly reorganize its fall and winter de-
bates.
Bids for the improvement of Dimmick
Alley will be opened on Thursday night by
the Council. 'a.
The singing of Professor Adams class is
blended together very harmoniously. So
sayeth the Professor.
A lodge of Knightsof Honor will shortly
be organized. About twenty citizens will
organize as charter members.
A prize fight will soon take place near
this vicinity by sporting blOods Of Cincin-
natl. We promised not to give the date
away.
1t was gentleman named Moore, fore
man OF the stove foundry of Moore, Hank.
ness g. Bayless, who bought one of the
houses at Front and Taylor avenue at pri
vate sale, and not jones' as stated yes
terday.
A week from Wednesday temperance
entertainment will be given which will be
participated in by some first-c, ass talent o
Newport, Cincinnati and Dayton. Hon. {.
s. Lewis, SenatorfrOm the Kohash Deestrict
will take part, and will alone he worth the
price OF admission. Readings will be giver
tomorrow night at tile regu ar meeting b,
young ladies and gentlemen.
SPRINGFIELD. q.
Ed. Moore, bigamist, was taken to Xenis
Monday Afternoon. where he will b,
brought t, face wife No. ].
Billy Waters has taken charge of tht
chan-gang. Geo. Leach retires to private
life. His official career is now supposed tc
be at an end.
John Cavanaugh when run in was foune
to carry pair of "knucks," so they put hin
on the slate carrying concealed weapons.
His baggage checked was rs cents.
A hash-shover in the Kentucky Restau
rant pressed his employers nioney-box Il
the extent of So on Sunday and WAS landed
in jail shortly afterward by Officer Wilson
The well-known Judd Sisters, Annie ant
Lizzie. arrested as common prostitutes ap
peared before Mayor Wallace on Monda,
and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for hear
ing on Thursday next
A young man named Charles Stine EN-
ployed in the Knife and Bar Works, whil
engaged at an emery wheel on Monda.
morning upon knife, had both thumb
caught and cut Off
The Franklin boys and party of friend
enjoyed game OF cards at the MORT
House IT ill-shape on Sunday, during whicl