The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-28
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pieidags BY Star Reporters in Neigh
r boring Cities and Towns. .
MIDDLETOWN. q


Church every night this week.
D. Allen. of Lebanon. O., and J. Harper.
rf ffsreanyiiie, o., we're in town yesterday
on business .tftr-.
Ma &. J. Pope and children are visiting
friends and relatives at Columbus for the
past few days.
ia. Alexander and hands are busiiy en-
need btMlleriHe the switches OF the Madl-
son street railroad.
Miss Lolita Fisher and Miss Maria Shor-
de, OF Dayton, are visiting Peter weber
and VITA, on Third street.
The ice men Of this place are discouraged
on account of such fine weather, as they
have not cut any ice yet
R. Leahser, saloon-keeper over the canal,
still mourns the loss of his fine turkey,
stolen not long ago. Look out boys, for
buckshOt. .ls
The show card of A. G. Clendening
hanging in the Post-office was painted by
Gus. D. Vail, our young artist, and is
very fine piece of work.
Miss Attic Culberson, living near Blue
ball, met with quite painful accident
Monday. While passing by one Of the horses
In the stable, he kicked her and broke her
leg. tH. E..-GfH3|
Mt. James Woolley and Miss Laura
Caldwell will be united in marriage this
evening at the residence of the brides
parents, on Sixth street, by Rev. I. Hencl,
of the Presby terian Church.
George Seigle, broom-maker on First
street, tried to commit suicide Saturday
night. He hung himself in the stable by a
hitching strap Bill Andy happened to be
passing and cut him down. Caused by too
much whisky.
Parties wishing to subscribe for the STAR
can be accommodated BY csiling on Harry
Lednlas, agent, or John Olden, assistant
agent, or, at d. Olden's jewelry store, two
doors west of Main, and you can also have
the Weekly STAR for 81 year. "a. "a ..
MT. STERLING. KY.
The latest reports are West Liberty, KY,
is-on fire. After the town is consumed they
will buy fire engine. i.
Mr.. Charles G. Glover left yesterday fol
Joplin, NO., accompanied by his cousin,
Miss Minnie Glover, who has been visiting
hers. FA.y ;,"3 #s
Our young friend J. B. Looney, who has
been in the employ of ?. McNamara, whole
sale LIQUOR dealer, mas resigned his posi- ition
and now awaits some new field OF labor,
We cheerfully recommend d him TO any firnl
wanting a first.elass salesman. '...
Last Saturday evening while some mer
we're engaged blasting well on the premi.
ses Of VIM. Stofer. Owing to ali overcharge
of powder stone was thrown several hun
dred feet hiah, weighing about 400 pounds
and came through Mn II. Clark's residenee
and lodged on the upper floor. Fortunately
nobody vas hurt, - "a
GEORGETOWN. Ky. ..
Ric, ard Wolfe Is "a candidate for The
office OF Marshal. So is George Cole for re
election. .-'-} 1, ." fst}, st' ",
Much credit IS due the new officials o
Tie town for the nanyimprovements they
are nsaking on the streets and elsewhere.
Rev. J. ]. Dickev, wllrie preaching last
Sunday morning had a new shirt and 6
blaeking brush taken from his room by un
known uarties. He has had other things
taken before.
There will be lecture delivered before
the Taa Theta Kappa Suciety, Friday
evening, Feb. 18th, by A. &. Graves, DID,,
at the baptist Church, it being the forty
first anniversary OF that Society.
1'he lecture given BY Charles Hanson or
Temperance last Friday night was com
plete success. The church was crowded
and was the means Of six or eight joining
the Order Of Good .e'nplars
The following 'hamed delegates were
elected TO the Blue Grass Good Templar'
O. INVENTION. to be held in Harrodsburs
next month: Miss Bette Lemon, Mis-
1lEhe Cole, Robert Garrison and G. G. Bar.
bee Jr.
"A large and appreciative assembiage o.
people met ut BarloN's Hall Monda,
night to see the play of Violet, or tn.
Life of an Actress" by Miss Julia A. Hunt
Also Tuesday night there was large gath
ering b, see Miss Hunt in the play o
"Fr0u Frou." Miss Hunt Is charming
actress, and everyone feels we'll repaid By
going TO see her. She will appear to-nigh
in Lady Of Lyons"
spHrNCFTELD. a
There are fair prospects of another walk
ing match at an early day.
=, The Republican Central Committee o
Clarke County will organize next Saturday
Mr.. Christopher Thompson is lying dan
eerously i'll at bis residence on South Me
chanic street. "a IN ~
That fond couple down on North stree
should not be quite SO public with their os
culatory salutea : ~s.
James Walker, for petit larceny, wa
lodged behind the lattice work at the Sta
tion.house last night.
Kate Claxton was greeted by twelve
hundred dollar house last night, the larges
and most select yet this season.
A few pickpockets still hang around tn
depot and occasionally relieve the unsus
pecting of the contents of their pockets
Mr.. H. g. Flovd, an esteemed citizen O
the First Ward, Is slowly recovering from
very severe attack of inflammatory rheu
matisni.
Miss Ida M. Miller, daughter Of J. N
Miller, the ~ell-knOwn auctioneer,.
slowly recovering fron a serious attack 9
diphtheria.
Sneak thieves have Just completed raj
ON our churches, carrying away overcoat'
umbrellas, canes. etc. Lucky forthem ths
Wilson wasn't around.
John NJ. Derickson, Of Lagonda, gave q
oyster supper and party to a hnmber OF in
vited guests, In honor of Miss Floreno
Reed, visitor of the family.