The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
oiekiags BY Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.


city schools will take place next week.
Messrs. Donaldson & Co. are busy ap-
plying the lead coating to the base OF
the Clay monument.
A good many of our citizens who love
the race-horse and like to witness good
race yhave gone to Cincinnati to at
tend the races.
The fast train on the Kentucky Cen
trail is appropri ately called the
"eyclone." 1t leaves Lexington at $3.50
p. m. and arrives in Cosington at $40.
For the most durable, finest and best
fit in boots and shoes, and prompt work
that is warranted, 60 to John B. Thomas
on Limestone street, between Third and
Fourth.
The annual commencement exercises
of the Lexington Female College will
take place at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow friday evening, June the
4th.
In regard to the colored peoples ex-
cursion to Cincinnati, mention of which
we made in Tuesday issue, and which is
to come off Sunday, June the 9th, the
type made us say Saturday instead OF
Sunday.
Rev. w. H. Felix, of Covington, will
deliver the annual address at the open
session of the Thalian Literary Society,
this Thursday evening at the First
Baptist Church in this city.
There will be an excursion to Louis
vile from this city Thursday, June the
10th, in honor of the Thirteenth ami
versary of the Union Lodge, G.. U.O. O.
F. (colored.) The demonstration will
consist of grand street parade, BAN
quet, &c. Address by P. G. M. Austin
Hubbard.
The taking of the tenth census COM
menced Tuesday. A cheerful, polite
and ready answer to all questions put by
the enumerators costs nothing, and goes
great way toward facilitating the work
and make. the task more pleasant and
less irksome.
Capt. P. G. Kidd's combination sale
will take place at the Fair Grounds next
August, the week before the Fair. Capt.
Kidd, as an auctioneer of ine blooded
stock, has a worldwide reputation, as
there is hardly an important sale of this
kind in the United States for which his
services are not secured, and his annual
sales are rapidly growing in popularity
The annual commencement exercises
of the Sayer Female Institute began to-
day Thursday. This evening the Phi
lotechnian Society will hold an open
session in the Institute Chapel at 8
o'clock. Tomorrow night, Friday, june
4th, the commencement will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church. Address
by General Fitz Lee, of Virginia. The
Principals reception will be held at the
Institute, after the commencement,
until u o'clock.
A meeting was held by the National
Greenback Labor Party in this city last
Saturday night, May Goth. MIR. George
w. Darnaby was called to the chair, and
Mr.. Geo. Clark appointed Secretary.
After the preliminaries a motion was
made to appoint delegates and aternates
to the Chicago Convention to be held by
that party, June the 9th. Mr.. John
Kastle and John McMurtry were unan.
imously chosen as delegates, and Geo.
Clark and G. w. Vaughn as alternates
On motion, all Greenback Labor men
of this city and county were re quested
to attend said Convention.
WILMINGTON. o.
CUPID's FRANKs.-By Rev. s. II. Fer
guson, Mr.. Newt. Moore and Miss Allie
Berry. The couple are stalwarts, the
groom being six feet four inches tall, and
the bride five feet eight inches.
By the same pastor, Tuesday evening
Of this week, Mr.. John Hirt and Mis-
Jennie Wickersham, daughter of David
Wickersham, all of this place. John
had a seat on the jury, which was some
what embarrassing to him as the nuptia
hour drew near. The Court, however
relieved him of his embarrassment I'll,
got away.
DELAWARE, O.
The next teachers examination will be
held June 5th.
Persons wishing anything in the liver,
fine should not overlook Mr.. J. Sander
son.
The graduating exercises of the Dele
aware High School will be held at the
Opera-house next Friday evening.
DR.. Dunnen is attending patients ir
East Delaware, who are afflicted will
the measles. He says they are doin.
we'll.
1t has been decided to have the camp
meeting June 24th. 1t will be held a
the Fair Grounds and continue for near
ly one week.
Decoration Day was observed her,
fast Monday in the afternoon. Many O
the citizens of this place and vicinit
proceeded to the cemetery, led by til
Crawford Band, and the Jay Guards
They remained in the cemetery nearly a
hour and then returned.
BELLEVUE. KE.
Business Of importance at the meetin
Of Council tonight.
Our young friend of Dayton
slightly mistaken, as Ed Kennedy has nc