The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-11

sis at his residence on Oakland avenuy.
He is in the hands of competent physi-
clan, and his many friends here hope to
see him on his feet again ere long.
Mrs Helen NJ. Gaugar, of this city,
will deliver her new lecture, "Vashti, or
the Royal Feast" in Warsaw the latter
part of this month. She is woman of
high culture and fine literary tastes, and
is vigorous, independent thinker.
Mr.. Eli Perkins, the popular humorist,
author and journalist, whose witticisms
have long been before the public by GO
ing the rounds of the press, will lecture
upon the PHILOSOPHY of Fun" and the
"Perkins Family" at Blue. Ribbon Hall
next Saturday evening. 81
The car on the Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago Railroad used for carrying the
mails, and in which the late Joseph
Mitchell had passed over the road for
many years as mail agent, was draped in
mourning as it passed through the city
yesterday, out of respect to the memory
of good and faithful public servant.
GEORGETOWN. KY.
The store-room of Mr.. George Paxton
has been enlarged by an extension in the
rear.
There will be a wedding at the Bap.
tist Church Wednesday evening, at
o'clock.
Mr. Eddie Pence will be married next
Thursday evening, at 9 o'clock, to Miss
Hattie Allen, of Georgetown. The hap
by couple will leave Immediately fol
New York on bridal tour.
The Emma Leland Combination is
playing at Barton's Hall. I tuesday even.
i g was presented "CamiIle, or the Fate
OF Coquet." This evening new and
equally attractive programme will be
presented. =
LUDLOW. Kr.
Another wedding is expected to take
place in our little city before long.
Miss Julia L. Buell., who for several
months past has been visiting friends in
Tifin, O., retu ned home last evening. ii
A free social will be given at the resi-.
dence of Mrs Mary Lysle, on Carneal
street, on Friday evening. A delightful
time is anticipated, and everybody is
most cordially invited.
Business is reviving here considerably
a number of residences are in process OF
erection-Two on Linden street, two on
Ash street, two on Corneal street, and
one on Renner street, one on Oak street
and many others will probably go up dur.
ing the season.
LEXINGTON. KH.
Hon. @. j. Bronston was in the city
on Monday.
Eddie Christian is confined to his bed
by sickness
Kate Claxton will appear at the Opera.
house in this city March 10th.
Southern strawberries mpde their ap-
pearance in the city on Monday.
Rev. Geo. O, Barnes is still in the
mountains and doing good service.
The question now is, who will be the
next Councilman from Ward No. q
Eggs are worth but nine cents, while
butter remains at thirty cents per pound.
City National Bank stock sold on Mon.
day at $121 so, and Northern Bank stock
at $97 80
Ellis & Bishops band discourses some
fine music, especially as sereuaders they
are immense.
The stock offered for sale on Monday
County Court day. was very inferior as
general thing.
From 500 to 600 head of inferior cat
tie were off red for sale on Monday, but
not generally disposed of.
Over thirty cases were before the Re
corder's Court Monday. as result of Sat
urday's drinking and electioneering.
To-day (Thursday) our new Mayor
with the other city officials recently elect
ed, will qualify and assume their respec
tive stations.
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture q
the Opera-house in this city March 18th
for the benefit of the Hill-street Metho
dist Church. Price of admission ST..
BY the primary election on last Satur
day Judge French received the nomina
tion for Common Pleas Judge over hi
competitors in this district by one thou
sand majority.
The grand masque ball, under tn
management of Joseph Stahl & Co., ,whicl
comes off on Thursday evening, Apri
1st, will be grand success in every par
ticular. Price of admis ion 81.
Little George, bright thirteen-year
old son of Mr.. George Stall, of this city
died on Sunday last. This is the .secont
son the parents have been called upon t.
give up within tie past eighteen months
Who is he9 An old man, decrepit AM
half-clad and to all appearances insane
has been wandering around the streets al
winter Can not something be done TO
himY Try him, and if insane, in tn
name of humanity, send him to the asy
lum.
Fourteen of our colored population
left Kentucky for Indiana lately. o.
thar arrival tharo fhaxy found 10 +La;