The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-01
OUR NExT.DOOR NElGHBORs.
sickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KY.

LEAhNGION. AHs
Rev. Mr.. Stackhouse has rented the prop
erty of the late G. M. Adams, on Limestone
street. ,-t..
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Ransom, of Coving-
con, have returned to this city to reside In
the future. Ht'-.
Mr. M. Rooney, of Mt Sterling, is visit
ine Mr.. Ed. Caden. of this city. where his
friends will be glad to call upon him.
Mr.. J.P. Headley and Miss Alice (daugh-
ter of General w. T. Withers) were married
last evening at the residence of the brides
father. Il. ID, $685.. s.... -... q. i.r....
Mr.. VIM. Alexander, Of the Ashland
Hotel, has just returned from q prospect
Ave business visit to Cincinnati. he reports
business of every kind very brisk, compared
with staid old Lexington.
Somebody In Bourbon County seems to
be very fond OF fine jewelry, If we may
Judge from that which frequently leaves
the establishment of General o. w. Snyder.
'Millersburg" Is on the express tag !.
By special request the children of Hill
Street M. e. Church Sunday-school will re-
neat the exercises of last Wednesday night.
some new features will also be introduced,
and pleasant time is promised to all who
may attend. -.-,.ss.sn'.-..r ae
Our friends Of the Christian or Reformed
Church are liking in hot water again on
the 'urgan question:" Brother R. B. Neal,
President of the State Sunday-school Asso.
station, has lengthy article in this week g
Apostolic Times in reply to Elder George
Darsie in which the former takes the posi-
ton that all the good brethren and sisters
of his church should refuse to fellowship
with those in the denominations where an
organ is used. Whatnext? ....
The week of prayer, beginning January
4th and ending on the 10th, viii be OBJ
served here as follows: Monday--Hill-
street Methodist Church, Rev. ]. NJ. Frost,
Jn, leader; Tuesday--Second Presbyterian
Church, Rev. II. P. Walker, leader; Wednes-
day-First Baptist Church, Rev. W. +. B.
Bartlett, leader; Thursday Centenary NJ.
f. Church, Rev. J. L. Burrows leader;
Friday-Upper Street Baptist Church, Rev.
J. L. Sooy, leader; Saturday-First Presby-
terian Church, --- leader. 81
LEBANON.
Tom Mooney accidentally shot himself
in the right hand while carelessly cleaning
his revolver. DR.. Drake probed for the
bullet but failed to find it. .g.
Billy McAllister,B Minstrels performed
here for three nights. They gave universal
satisfaction, and are without doubt the best
Representatives Of burnt cork that ever
visited this town. .s..,.......i..
Harry Mather, one OF our most popular
young business men. leaves town to-day
for Richmond, Ind, where he will enter
into business with his brother. While re.
GREETING to lose you, Harry, we console our.
selves with the idea that we can stand it il
the ladies can.
Professor Holbrook's team ran away on
Tuesday with himself and daughter in the
spring wagon, his carriage being damaged
in runaway by the same horses few days
preyio4s. when his son Josiah sustained
some light injuries. No one was hurt the
last time, however, but two horses that
were hitched in the street through which
they passed were completely stripped OF
their harness. The Professor SAYS she
wouldnt have horses that wouldn't run
away" but they'll run once too often some
of these times .-.-.- ~ $780, -
GREENFIELD. @.
Mr. Means the butcher, has an eight hun.
dred pound hog to slaughter this week.