The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-10
OUR NExT.D00R NEiGHBoRS.
Piskings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.

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EsMENaDoN. Kr.
panyille now has an evening mail from
this city, closing at 9 o'clock.
The, zines 10 the City Court yesterday
amounted TO $Bl-sll paid for 'Slsunks."
Nick Roberts Hunpty Dumpty will at
tract alarge cnOwd To the Operal House TINS
evening.
The property on Short street new ecru-
pied by Frank Davis. has been soldte Den
His Mutiigan for 81 $40.
Miss Ida Austin, aged seventeen years
died at the residence of her father, ON Main
street, yesterday afternoon. M
Tbs Cincinnati Southern Railrsad will
rnn excursion trains TO the Erant receP-
tion in Cincinnati. Fare, So for the round
trip. 't'-' ''-' u
An unusual religious interest has been
excited in the city ,conseq uent npen the re-
vvais now In progress in SEVERN OF ene
churches. p5t& EUpI s1l
Yesterday was County Court day. An
unusually large crowd was in the city. a
great deal of stock was on hand, but prices
ranged how, and most of the stock was with
drawn.
Hayerlys Minstrels have q hold upon
Lexington people that will insure Shem an
immense audience at the Opera-house Sat
lIrday might. They have AervtofoYe estab-
lished a reputation as firstIaass artists and
are faSoritss here. 1tt u'&,.t
The revival at the Broadway Christian
Church continues with increasing interest.
SUNDAY dght Nder Howe toek for ais SUBJ
jeot s.Heaven," preaching from it asefmon
repets with ciseice thoughts ef9 Gods hab-
itation. Nine persons made "the good con-
fession." The meetings Will continue in
definitely.
Owing toshe house heing too small to
hold the large number OF people who
nightly attend the revival meetings at the
Broadway Christian Church. the services
nave .heen tsansferred to the Main Street
Church, the largest church i'm the city, and
even this building was packed with people
last night.
If gambling hells sae permitted i'm the
very heart of the city, and with the knowl-
edge of the police, is it any wonder that
boys will engage in the same business in
out Of the way places? We haye q police
force, but, like many others, they are
afraid to execute their duties on certain
class of people And even il they do, our
nlagnanimons "a City Council viii rsmit
all fines. 9 s& Asys t@a&-
HIIDDLETOWN.
Bill Andy and Bin Nurhes were out
hunting yesterday and say they had fine
sport.
L.C, Burt, of Cinciunati, xnd w. g. Rob-
Artson. M, D., of West ElkIofl, were in town
yesterday. sa' a'as' e' +-"5
Kemp & Shaffer are putting up new
ice house adjoining their pork house. on
the canal. ,.4
B. Manthe proprietor OF the well,known
cigar-factury, corner Third and Clinton
Streets reports business good. "'#
Uncle Billy Frest pulled IN six small
boys yesterday for moving some trucks at
the Short-ine Depot Sunday. = .4
Mr.. Charles Margerum is putting up a
new house on North Third street, which
makes nice appearance. Put up more
Charley.
Mr.. .Lun Heffner, our enterprising con
tr,tctor and builder, Ms making some val,la
ble improvements ut Ut. Paurs ProEeStan1
Ghnrch, this city. a.
Sylvester Wiley, Youngest son OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. s. Wiley, died yesterday morning al
their residence on First street, of dropsy
Fuuerai services at the house this after
moon.
v. Konle, formerly of Germantown, il
now located on Third street. He keeps or
hand large stock of fresh candies, all kinds
of fruit, oysters, &C., and is making fine
display for the Christmas trade. -~.---
The engine and tender of the freigh
train due leue att 80 o. clock ON the Shor
Line Railroad was thrown from the tracl
near the depot BY misplaced switch. M
damage done and nobody hurt. -
The four parties that Officers Gsocil ant
Frost went TO Monroe to arrest, spoken o
In yesterdays STAR, give their names d
Weich, DBria,, keisten and Fanghton
They gave bail for their appearance befor
Mayor Hedding to-day.
A Hoosier from the country sold Chas
Dell = load Of apples yeSterday. the con
tracted price being 70 cents; but whenih ih
delivered them Mr.. Deil was absent iron
tho house, whereupon the Hoosier collect
ed 81 per bushel. Mr.. d. soon returned
col;ared tl,e fellow and compslled him t.
return the amount overcharged.
GE0RGETOWN .KYl nu
The Court If Common Pleas Is now il
sAssion. NJ
The oxford prptraeted neetines are bein
continued during this week. Seve0 cor
versions have taken place. 42 Il
A barn owned by J. Harvey Moore wa
burned earfy Sunday morning. The fir
company was sfow in getting started, slo'
in getting 10 the scene End slow in corr
mencng work, which they accomplished a
the building was about consumed.
GkEENEIELD. %. eg
Mr.. Charles Blaiser isirisking about tawl
with very fine team Of horses. d na %
William Parrett, the druggist, is slowl
recovering from very severe attack (
typhoid fever. 9 t&Nea pe
Rev. Thomas Eollett, rastor of the N.
Church, was called ITO Aiddletown, O., o
Monday, December Bth, to attend afuners
service. .., '.i'.""f' 7' '''@' @-s
John j. Bell late candidatefor the uf6c
sof Justige Of the Peace in the late electi0f
is John J. Bell still. md not Squire Bel
as lie anticipated 1t would be. John look
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