The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25

OUR NEXrD0OR NElGHBORS.
i'ickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
GEeRGETOwN. Ky.

There were twenty-seyen colored per
ems immersed in Big Spring Branch last
sunday. ...
The Methodist Social will meet next
Friday night at Mrs. G. G. Barlow's.
There will be a trial before jury. A
good time isanticipated.
Last Friday night Washington's Birth
lay was celebrated in Burrows Hall, by
he students of Georgetown College aud
joung ladies of the Seminary. Tne pro-
.ramme was as follows: Chorus, by class;
ration, by Mr.. B. V. Tyler; vocal solo
,y Mss X. Lander; essay, by w. X
French; Institute duet, by Misses L.
:1chenck and B. Payne; recitation, by
Hiss S lie Payne; vocal solo, by Miss
D. Payne; essay, by Miss Bette Stout;
Institute solo, by Miss E. Schenck; essay,
~ R. NJ. Dudley, Jr.; vocal duet, by
Misses d. Payne and A. McAlister;. ora
ton, by K. r. West; chorus, Hail Co
.umbia, by school. Altsseter, it was
access.
AURORA. IND.
Prof. w. Williams, dancing master,
lras rented Room No. 5, in the Operas
souse, and will hereafter teach dancing
in the aforementioned building.
Mr.. James Cummings, who died in
Cincinnati Saturday, was buried here
Sunday at 2 p. m. The remains were
Inferred in River View Cemetery.
Mrs. Pardee Beach, who died Thurs
day last, in the 5Sth year of her age, of
consumption, was buried Sunday at 1
=. M, from her residence. Rev. Chaplin
tticiated.
"Damon and Pythias," by 'Han-
rhette," of Indianapolis, and a, fine
support, was reproduced last Monday
light in the Opera-house. There was
,Hlrdly standing room.
Professor Tufts mother, who died
aturday, aged y years, was buried
}Ionday from the Presbyterian Church.
She was member of the Presbyterian
'hurch for thirty years. She was one
If the oldest pioneers in the county.
Quite an exciting time was witnessed
at the volts for the silver tea set at
Mueller's Hall Saturday night. Here
,ire the candidates and the votes: III. d.
Hanover, 3,445; James A. Stratton, 1888;
sam. Langt;ee, 2,62S. Hanover, accord
ing to the figures, received the silver tea
-Gt.
MARRIED.-Miss Flora. daughter Of
ABRAHAM Lozier, Of this city, was united
IN marriage to Edward Thomas Of
Evansville, Ind, last. night, Tuesday.
Rev. Robertson tied the knot at the
BRIDES resid nee. They left the same
cvening for their future home in Evans
vile.
LtWRENCE.Uass;,s sND.
The Republican District Convention
meets here to-day.
John Ehman, of Cincinnati, addressed
he workingmen at the Courthouse Sun
lay afternoon.
The Oswalt Dramatic Company play
in Odd-fellows' Hall Friday and Savfr
day nights next.
Hanchette," of indianapolis, and
good support, play "Damon and Pythias'
in Odd-fellows' Hall on Tuesday night
next,
E.V. Newman, formerly clerk in W.
z. Stewards grocery, in Rising, Sum-. Ind,
las accepted similar position in Grant
Tebb's grocery.
Mrs. Chris. Seitz and daughters; Mollie
and Jennie, of Greensbnrg, after several
days pleasant visit at George Preston's
returned home Monday.
E. G. Hayes sold his three hundred
and fifty-three acreso of land, at the mouth
of Laughrey Greek, to- Mr.. VIM. G.
Kemp; consideration, $4,000.
In the line of hops the colored masque
ball will top off everything they have. yet
produced in this city. The masque hop
takes place at Fahlbushe's Hall Friday
night.
T. Kastrier, our enterprising, butcher,
bought two steers, aged five years each,
whose combined weights aggregate 4,1S0
pounds. They are Boone County, Ken
lucky, stock.
Professor TilAey's Glass B hop al Odd
fellows Hall last evening was highly
social and bon+ton affair. 1t was given
in honor Of the pupils parents. Two
hundred invitations were out.
MsDDLETOwN. -.
Mrs. s. Mirely is visiting her parents
RI Sbaronxille.
Billy Mills is again upon our streets
with his scissors-grinder.
Miss Lizzie Bapst is recovering after
past illness of two weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Kumbler returned to, her
home at Hamilton yesterday.
John Jutzi has returned from his
Western visit much improved in health
All orders and items for the STAR
should be left with the agent, I'll. E. Led
aan.
Miss Ada Forbes has returned from IN
extended visit with her mother at Ham
hton.
Mrs. Gus. Folk, of Hamilton, O., il
visiting friends and relatives in .thi,
sity.
Fl. w. Bishop e. Co. have lust received