The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT-DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
RELLEvUE. KY.

are City IreasurerS: a. II. DreSSelnaus
bondsm,.n.
The usual temperance meeting will be
held tomorrow night. A large number OF
speakers are announced.
Four additions to the G. T.'s last night
Another meeting will be held on Monday
night at the same place.
Houses in all parts of the town are now
being painted, and otherwise receiving the
usual spring Improvements.
Rev. R. w. Watson, the new pastor of
the M. E. Church. will 'nduct the service
tomorrow night at 7A o'clock.
Mrs. Young is expected home from Erie,
Pa, in few days. In the meantime the
family are keeping bachelors hall.
Mr.. John Watson who has been leaving
for Kansas every dav the past week, had
not departed at o'clock last night
A very attractive programme was given
last night by the Knights of Honor. T..
F. Beyland will represent this lodge as
delegate to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, at Louisville, on the 18th and l4th
inst.
The Republican primary meeting will be
held this afternoon from 5 to O'Clock.
Messrs. J. X. Dimmick and Charles w.
Nagel will probably be selected as delegates
to the State Convention at Louisville OH
the 14th.
MEDDLETOWN. q.
Mr.. Barnard, of Cleveland, is in our city,
visiting his son, f. J. Barnard.
Mrs. Ruth Kuhn, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Sutphin.
FI,i- i n
covering slowly of severe illness OF scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Anna Little, teacher of the High
School, was unable to attend to her duties
Friday.
There will be services in all the churches
tomorrow morning and evening, the regu-
lar members officiating.
Workmen have commenced on the beau
tifnl iron fence in front of Dan. McCally'
residence, on South Main street, and will
be the finest in our city.
Mr.. Henry Behrens will be an independ-
ent candidate for the office of CITY Council
at the coming election on Monday, April
9Th. Mr.. Behrens is good man and will
surely receive great many votes
The following ticket was nominated
THURSDAY afternoon at the Democratic pri-
mary election of township officers: For
Trustees, l. F. Hand, J. D. Meloy, Peter
Jotter: Treasurer, John Cunningham
Clerk, Joseph Hengstler; Justice of the
Peace, D. NJ McVey; Assessor, Alfred
Sheffer; Constable, Charles A. Cooch, J. A.
Shick
VIM. McChesney is having his residence
on Fifth street repaired which will add to
the appearance OF the building.
RICHMOND, IND.
Thirty marriage licenses were issued dur.
ing the month of March.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax will address the
people Nav 18th, under engagement with
the Odd-felloNs.
"Pnll off your coat and cast your vote
for him on election day"-John It. Rob
bins for Prosecuting Attorney.
Election returns will be read from the
stage, between the acts of ''Our Candidate" !"
at the Opera House Monday night
Another Chinaman has appeared in our
midst, anxio IS to install himself in the
good graces of your washee-washee.
Do you want to laugh? Then look in on
"Our Candidate" by Richmond g. Won
Boyle, On Monday night at the Opera
House.
The 10 per cent. advance in wages fur
nished the employees OF the Pan Handle
Road, strike the boys as liberal and about
the proppah capah.
Superintendent Williams, of the c., II.
& d. Road, who has spent several days in
our city sduring tie illness of lis mother
has again returned to his home.
Engineer Joe Brush, aving fully recov-
cred from his injuries sustained in the
recent railroad smashup, has again hied to
his old run. Brush's engine. 80 badly de-
moralized in the crash, has also returned to
its old post-a thing Of beauty.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued during the present week:
Alonzo ]. Hunt and Ella G. Hodyip.
Thomas J. Porter and Elizabeth Bell
Daniel W. Reigel and Katie Nef. George
Amsden aud Flora Belle Brooke, Henry
Tieman and Maggie Lavender.
The servants room at Earltam College
was entered by some unknown party on
Thursday morning, and $50 in money. the
property If Mary Mccarthy and Mary
Himierin taken. The affair has been kept
from the public in hopes of catching tie
thief.
AURORA. IND.
The ''Chmes of Normandy" were pro.
duced at the Grand Opera-house Tnursday
and Friday evenings.
Miss D. Snodgrass and Mrs. F. Clark. OF
Ossood, Ind, are visiting at Mrs Nora
Brewington's residence.
Mr.. f. Sellers and sister, of Cincinnati,
also Chauncey Owens, of Covlngton. are
the guests Of Ralph Rees.
LEXINGTON. Kx.
Work and wages are looking up.
The price of real estate is advancing,
A good many buildings are going up.
Black martins have made their appe-Ir
lDce.
The April term of Common Pleas Court
commences Monday.
The warm sunshine of the last few DAYS
Is bringing all vegetation into life.
We have had some fine fishing weather
for the last few days, and the boys are
happy.
The beautiful weather has brought out
agreat many pretty faces, pretty bonnets,
and pretty dresses
Ben. Plunket, the negro who made an