The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-14
OUR NExT.D0OR NEIGHBORS
Fckings by Star Reporters I'm Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
DANvM.IE. KY.

DANvILLE. KY.
Our lowers Of amusement win be pleased
to fearu that the Georgia Minstrels will be
hsrs next FRIDAY night
Christmas is generally made dail by
many Of oar students spending their holi-
dsys ut Acne They have n0w returned,
and Hfe end gigor seems restored.
Mn. Leo. Singleton leaves to-day, with
his family, for Kansas. All persons know
ing me-. e. will regret this move, rs he has
proved BY his stay here to be splendid
citizen.
There has been some talk of starting
pillow factory here. Such move should be
turing Interests are vastly needed to build
up the town.
Danxiiie has long felt the necessity of q
gun and lock smith. The want is now sap.
piled IN the shape OF George Wilson, Of
Lexington. who comes recommended as a
first-asss workman.
On Thursday night DR.. Dunlap learned
by going for his carriage, that 1t had mys-
terioasy disappeared. His SONS made q
vigilant search, but could not find Ii. So
they coucluded to watch, and if possible,
intercept the borrower. Duly equiped
with shot guns they patiently waited until
about 3 O'Clock Friday morning, when they
were successful in surprising and capturing
the party, who consisted Of four negro
boys. A desperate effort was made to es-
cape, but being kindly reminded that they
would be followed by dose OF buckshot,
they saocambed and we're shortly enrolled
On the register of Hotel de Fishburn for
three months each.
LUDLOW. Kr. .
Mr.. Oscar Bowser, the famous amateur
p olpiayer of the Wcst-end, has secured q
situation at Halls Sale and Lock factory.
Miss Eliza Yarke, of Covington, Ky..
has gone out on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad to spend week or so with her
friends.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club of this
place. will give an entertainment at the
Town Hall about the Goth of the month.
Tickets can be found at Graveners grocery.
. LEBANON, o.
The SfAR contains more Lebanon news
Ehan any other Cincinnsti paper.
A young M. d. from Cincinnati will soon
lead to the altar handsome young widow
~ this town. At least so says a young bus
driver, and he ought to know. as the bus
calls around four or five times ere the
young nan can tear himself away.
The sale of our N. G. R. r., which was
locked forward to by our citizens as a spe-
cial blessing is now indefinitely pos p med,
a. Mr.. Seth. Haines and Others resist the
sale Of 1t. The question will probably be
settled at the District Court, which oon-
venes about April 26th.
Mr.. Morrow, eur corporation counsel,
who usually is our most quiet citizen, is
thoroughly aroused .on the Courthouse
question. When questions of improve
ment are submitted TO the people. or ques-
tions arise, which threatens to jeppardize
the interests of our town, Mr.. Morrow is a
host within himself.
-ns 10 ,otDilaR aREENFIELD. o. .....,g.
Our ice men think the prospect for
getting their ice houses filled Is good. 81.
Let everybody and his ntighbor be at
Town Hall,nex xt Thursday evening to hear
the 'iocai Option" question discussed.
;, Tho Treasurer, w. 8. Patterson, will be
IN Greenfield Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 9Th and 2Sth, for the purpose of
collecting taxes.
Mr.. I,ather Benson, Of Indiana, will de-
liver a. temperance lecture in Town Hall
next Thnrsday evening, January 18th. All
are Invited to attend and hear something
good. 'oe |,..
Mr.. Hugh Hennis, soldier boy in the
army stationed at Columbus, O.. is at home
on q few days furlough, visiting his
mether. Hugh's friends will he pleased to
hear Of his promotion to the rank of
secaad Sergeant in his Company, and i'as
q fair prospect of being rais,d to a still
higher rank. ..''
Quite number of our citizens attended
the election of Directors of the Springfield,
Jackscfa & Pomerey Narrow-gauge Rail
road. held at Springfield January 18th.
A special train was run on tie Springfield
Southern Road for the accommodation of
stockholders along the lire from jackson
g. H. to Springfield.
GEORGETOwN, ky.
Mr.. Harvey Chambers, the fruit man, got
tte prize for having the biggest nose last
Friday night at the hall. 3D.. ..
f. There were ferty-fve in attendance at
the Methodist Church Mite Society last
Friday night The Society will meet at
the residence Of Mr.. J. r. Humphreys next
Friday; night. ,-
Candidates are now coming out for Offices
to be voted on at the August election. Mr..
Warren Clayton is a candidate for Circuit
CLERK, also Major B. +. Bradley for the
same Office. As has been stated, both are
clever gentlemen and would perform their
part we'll. ',.,..
The following is a list of mems names
putin for town officers last Friday night
Z. I. Ridsdale, Clerk; 1. Hinch, Treasurer;
Nat s, Offntt. Assessor; James w. Barlow,
Town Clock Keeper; J. R Wolf, Surveyor;
B. #. Randall. Sexton; John Sitter, En-
gineer; Warren Clayton, Chief. The fol-
lowing were elected as firemen: Pat Nc
C0ilongh. foreman; l., Hickey, John Logan,
Charles 0'Nell, G. I. Neal, j. v. Spears, ].
WsBarlow, James Reynard, john Quinlan,
John Gribben, M. A. Moffurd.
LAWKENCEBURG. IND.
William Kelley was taken from Green
dale Cemetery vault, and buried yesterday
afternoon. .a..s.- .~...f .r. ..-'
Norman Rose received barge of coal
Tuesday morning. Capacity Of barge a.
600 bushels. .4........'...,. ... .,..'.
Licensed by Warren Tebbs to marry
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