The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-02
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHB0RS.
Picllings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.



tor Commonwealth Attorney, is on q
Doom.
Vast quantities of wood are shipped
daily over the Southern Railroad to Cln-
cinnati.
The morning stage from Richmond to
Lexington is to be discontinued. 1t
won't pay.
C.J. Myers, of the firm Of, Crutchheld
s. Myers, has gone East for the purchase
of spring goods
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is to lecture
At the Opera-house, this city, on the night
IF the 10Th OF March.
The market in hemp is unsettled and
high. The farmers report even worse
yield than they had anticipated.
80 Two months until the May races. The
little folks are saving their nickles, and
he big ones are making grand prepara-
ions for lots of fun.
The new coaches on the Southern Rail-
road are splendid, and a trip to Cincin-
nati over that road may now be denoml-
aated one of pleasure.
We are sorry to learn that on account
,f the extreme high price of brush, MIR.
NJ. V. McAndrew has been compelled to
suspend the manufacture of brooms in
This city.
It is claimed by some that the printed
list of qualified voters contains names OF
dead or missing voters. See that illegal
persons don't appear at the polls with
tax receipts.
About the 1st of March the Western
Union Telegraph Company will be locat
I'd, and begin operating, in the room t.
he left of the main entrance OF The
Phoenix Hotel.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at the Short-street Baptist Church. Tht
attendance is large, snd interest general
Rev. DIR. Burros, of Louisville, father o1
The pastor of the church, is assisting ii
the good werk.
Hon. VIM. Cassius Goodloe left Lex.
ugton on Friday last TO enter upon his
,tiicial duty as Minister to the Neither
lands. He is a polished and popular gen
tleman, and very competent to fiji that
honorable position.
On Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock,
hev. /. M. Frost preached his farewell
sermon as pnst)r of the Upper-stree'
Baptist Church. He is highly respected
oy all who know him, and many are the
regrets at his loss. He goes to Virglnl,
10 enter new field of labor. May thu
Lord prosper his work.
Three colored gentlemen, Jim Hamil
ION, Isham Hamilton and John Price
we're arrested in Lexington on Friday
asst, charged with breaking up reaper'
md mowers belonging to MIR. Johr
Hughes and Mr.. Merit Woods, near
Keene, their object being to get money
1y selling the fragments as old iron.
EAT0N.O.
Homer Larsh leaves in few days fol
Manhattan Beach TO rusticate.
Loots johnson, of West Alexandria
oaid his friends in Eaton short yisi
yesterday.
Miss Lydia Ashinger, of Richmond
Ind, is visiting friends and relatives a
his place.
Judge W. J. Gilmore, spent Sabbath a
nome, having returned from brief &C
journ at Urbana, 0.
Scott Pottle has closed his farrie
shup. and leaves shortly for Chicago
ILL.,, to seek his fortune there.
Milton's paradise Lost" S. Hart, lei
for Cambridge City, Ind, yesterda
morning, to reside there in the future.
John Montfort has received the ofic
of Guardship at the Ohio State Bastil
1t Columbus, whither he goes shortly.
J. W. B. Siders and George W. NJ
hasfoy have formed partnership, for tn
purpose of publishing non-partisan an
non-sectarian paper, to be styled tn
"E,Aton Buckeye" to appear shortly.
John Ruppel left yesterday MONDAY
morning for Kokomo, Ind, to engage i
the harness and saddlery business at ths
place. The "Sweet Singer" of Eas
main street will miss his placid smile i
the future.
DGEp.-At the residence of her father
eli Fisher, last Saturday, 18th ultim(
of consumption, Miss Clara Fisher. Tn
funeral took place from the resldenc
Yesterday afternoon.
AT her residence, Sunday evening, got
ultimo, of lung fever, after a short il
aess Mrs, John Luenberger.
FRANKLIN. O.
Chas Coocb, Of Middletown, was O
our streets last Saturday.
A number Of our citizens attended I'll
Conventional Lebanon last Saturday.
Our tobacco men are moving anon
the farmers, but are buying very little.
The STAR is delivered by Will. M
ylairc for IL cents per week in any pa
of the town.
Tomorrow night is to be the comil
event of the season-a grand masquera'
ball at the Opera-house.
Messrs. M. Wells and A. Stone lie
last Saturday night for Indianapolis