The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-18
THE DAILY STAR
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters in Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.


SOhNASG Ae&boi WAAk w eSS-~ w. 49,
8. r. R. an
DR.. Dudley will move in his hand.
some new residence about the 1st OF
May.
Elder Moses E. Lard advertises his
thirty-acre fruit and garden farm Tor
sale.
The resolution to remove Col. South was
passed by the Lower House OF the Leg
islature.
Mr.. Jack Shehan has bought out the
interest of Mr.. Herbert McCabe in the
Sunday News.
James T. Young, who killed Henry
Macabee at Mt. Sterling, has been par
doned by Gov. Blackburn.
Messrs. J. H. Chew and 7. B. Eastin
have purchased the stock Of confection-
cries of G. E. Here under the Opera
House.
Puzzles are all the rage now. The fit
teen puzzle resurrected great many old
puzzles Of the past, and some are nearly
as difficult as the fifteen puzzle.
The handsome new stable Of Messrs.
Tracey & Wilson is nearly completed,
and will soon be ready for occupancy.
\ 1t is one of the most commodious and
handsome stables in the West.
Several trains passed through Lexing-
ton yesterday with large DELEGATION of
Southern merchants to attend the ban
quet to be given in Cincinnati to-day.
They passed at 4:4s, 5:19 and 5:5O p. m.
A good many tickets were sold at
Winchester for Henry Ward Beecher's
lecture at this place, with the under
standing that there was to be an ex-
eursion. No train being furnished, they
were disappointed. If,
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
Miss Mary Steigerwald is lying very
low. .'. vt
The new floor in the Odd Fellows
Hall is laid-Hollister & Son are max
ing the same. When completed it will
make the finest dancing floor in the
country.
G. w. Rugg, formerly a well-known
photographer of our city, but now a
Granger in Logan Township, surprised
his friends here Wednesday. He is much
improved in health.
Our Public Schools are closed Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this week
on account of the meeting Of the Indiana
Teachers State Convention, at Bloom
ington. Sixteen of our teachers are In
attendance.
The Knights of st. Lawrence and the
ST. Lawrence Benevolent Society, in full
dress and uniform, will parade ON the
streets near the St. Lawrence Catholic
Church and make their annual Easter
Communion Sunday next.
Lee Weeks seven-year-old daughter
found a railroad torpedo and took a stone
and hit the same, causing an explosion.
A piece of the tin case flew into the mus
cles of the right arm, causing a very
painful but not dangerous wound. The
left arm was filled with powder.
HAMILTON.
Hugh Deans is now cozily ensconced
in his new residence on Shillito street.
We called upon Fred. Reif' yesterday
and found him singing Footsteps on the
Flows"
1t is reported that Ed. O'Brien has
gone to Fit. Wayne, Ind, to engage in the
carriage business.
The ladies of the Children's HOME
will give a parlor entertainment at j. P
Cornelps this evening.
McDermott & Bruck pulled a ranch
near the First Ward Park yesterday,
capturing two victims.
Peter Young is talked of as candi
date for Assessor from the Fourth Ward
He would make good one.
Jas. Beatty. deceased, the account O
whose death will appear in to-day's is
sue, is said to have been worth $500,
000:
Mr.. Beecher is a Congregationalist
and the Tabernacle" which is Rev
Talmage's Church, is Of the same de
nomination. ED. STAR.
Mr.. VIM. Schorr has opened up il
grand style at the corner of Third and Ba
sin with a new stock of groceries, queens
ware, &C., and is selling cheap for cash
William Richie has just shipped
portable saw mill to Mr.. N. Gale Of Har
rison, o. He has an order for thre
road engines that 60 to California whel
finished and reports business in flour
ishing condition.
Prompted by an item which appeare
in last nights STAR many Of our citizen
watched the occultation Of Mars and th
moon. When the former planetemerge
from behind the moons disk it could b
plainly seen, and was much enjoyed b
all who witnessed it.
w. ii. Anshutz and Geo. W. Killil
per have been appointed as special Dc
lice at the Miami distillery, and empow
cred with police jurisdiction. Mr.. Mill
belongs to this squad also, which will
equipped by Saturday, ready for bus
ness on the morrow.
The BEATTY WILL.-The will
James Beatty, the wealthiest man