The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-02
OUR NExT.DOOR NEIGHBORS.
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh.
boring Cities and Towns.


boring Cities and Towns.
DRBANA.O.
HI. Fraksr's cigar store seems to be the
rfayorite resort by lovers of tke weed.
Mr.. s. B. Steward is sole agent for the
Permonts Ceal Company at this iplace.
Protection and Nigilant Societies are
fbeing formed in different townships 'of
Logan County tosput stop tolhorse steal
ing there. ..t. .4....
DIR. s. Rabb, q we'll known physician
and citizen of Bellfontaine, was stricken
with paralysis yesterday ana now LIES
specifies.
The second Ohio Infantry held their third
annual reunion at Woodstock last Wednes-
day and were handsomely entertained 'ey
the citizens of tlmt place.
MIR. w. Hawkins, whose shop is on North
Main street. has a fine place OF business,
and sends away every customer feeling that
he has received more than his moneys
worth.
Messrs. Marble 4 Kaylor will shortly
open q first-class restaurant in this city.
This .is, something that Urbana has long
needed and no doubt these gentlemen will
do large business from the start.
w. Christopher, whose place of busi-
ness is ODD site the Weaver House, is
among The busy men OF this city. Ii you
desire to while away an evening pleasantly,
call at his elegant rooms on Main street.
.LUDLOw. Kr.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS Mr. Frank R. Dun
ham and Miss Mile J. STANLEY were mar
ried on New Years Eve, at the residence
of the brides parents in Ludlow. A short
but beautiful and most appropriate cere-
mony was performed by Rev. M. D. A.
Eteen, of this city. Any one who contem-
pilates matrimeny would do we'll to get
3his Gentleman to tie the knot.
CYNTHIANA. KY.
The schools will all resume Monday.
The hop given Wednesday night was one
Uf the most elegant affairs OF the season,
many young ladies and gentlemen from a
distance being present.
There is o movement on foot to organize
| 4 dramatic company in this city, and will
mo doubtsueceea, as tlN gentleman. Mr..
Pickett, Of Alabama, who is at the head of
the movement and an energetic man, will
never quit working until he has all the ar
rangements completed and the plays OH
the stage. We understand one of the plays
will be the Lost Cause" written express
ly by Mr. Pickett for this occasion. The
either play will be, "All that Glitters is not
Go4d," and will be rendered with great sat
isfaction by the company.
EATON. O.
Judge gaTnes A. Gilmore is holding court
At Hamilton, O. 81.
Dr. A. H. STEPHENS illuminates his ele-
giant new residence with gas.
Joseph Gle, eland is visiting his brother,
Oliver Cleveland, at Cincinnati.
Joseph Shath. of Cincinnati, spent few
days here visiting parents and friends.
MFR. Fred Bosch, formerly Of Hamilton,
o., has taken charge of the Reichel saloon.
Charles Haines, ESQ.,, of Hamilton. O.,
visited friends at this place last Wednes-
day.
Lieutenant Abner Ha1nes, Jr., u. s. A.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Lamb, at
Driesiaud, Mich.
Wiliiam Walters of Grii.nel, Iowa, is
vfsi ing his parents, Mr.. and rs,sUoseph
Walters, at this place.
Misses Maggie Holihan and Ella Fitz-
maurice, of Cincinnati are visiting friends
and relatives at this city.
The Eaten Cornet Band played few
select pieces on their stand in the Public
Square Yesterday morning.
The Social Festival held at Temple Hall
last night and New Years Eve was grand
SUCCESS in every particular.
The Rob Roy and Merrie Bowmen Arch
ery Clubs spread a magnificent supper for
the members at their gallery New Year 8
Eve.
yesterday, where she assisted Miss Ida
Curtis In keeping open house and receiving
New Years calls.
Miss Rettie Rchev gave select party to
quite a large number of her friends at the
residence OF her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Hubbell New Years Eve
Qaite a large delegation OF young men
and ladies attended the balls at Ric mond,
Ind, and West Alexandria, O., last Wednes.
day gNew Years EveA there being no
amusement Of any kind or character at
this place.
Mayor L. G. Abbott rendered his resig-
natiOn at the regular meeting Of the Beard
of Common Council last Monday evening.
Mr.. Abbott leaves shortly for Richmond,
Ind. where he will engage in the practice
OF law. Thus Eaton's loss of good citizen
is Richnaend's 9 gain, and we wish Mr.. Alb
bot success in his new field.
LEXINGTON. KY.
E.H Lewis, Of Rockland, Mass, is in the
city.
How would Tob. Lee do for the Councils $
Mayera r.l-
Mr.. John Thompson died last evening of
consumption. -...t..,-
Mr.. c. Barfield, Of the Louisville Demo-
erat, Is in the city.
''0ld Bess" would make good Mayor for
the Council to elect.
The sun refuses to show his faoe."-
fTranscript His daddy's fault, ain'tit?
A large number of persons saw the old
year 60 glimmering at the Hill-street Meth
odist Church.
Mr.. J. w. Alexander, of the Ashland
Hotel, las opened restaurant at 2S7 Vine
street, Cincinnati. We recommend him to