The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHB0RS.
PiCkings BY Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. KH.

OrotHcts roV' ~ S'
mond. -t 4. ,l 49, IL.
Hon. John Tupman, member of the Leg
islaturs from Adair Coeinty, hssi become
insane. "a ,..rse.o ts,,t--,s.,.t-s :, 4,
The Chesterne.d Literary Club meets at
the residence of Mrs. Maurer. on East Hlgh
street. Tuesday evening -.,r.--r.,,. :. ID
viii Senator Johnston and Representa-.
tive Bush favor the disfranchisement OF
the people who elected them to Offices
Rev. John Fox, of Baltimore. Md, has
been called to the pastorate Of the Second
Presbyter Church Of this city. 1t Is un-
derstood that he will accept.
Ben. Dsefing will commence the publica-
ton OF semi-weekly paper ia Louisville
February ist. The Republicanso sof this city
seem to have known Ben. too we'll. eL
Col John r. Graves has consented 70
make the race for Mayor. We are glad OF
this. because he Is thoroughly capable to
fill the Office and Is man who has wall
of his own and will not be governed BY
rings and ciiques,
A petition nearly one hundred yards
long, and signed by six Thousand citlsens
of Lexington, has been sent to Frankfort.
asking the LEGISLATURE to repeal the amend
nent 10 the City Charter, that DISTINGUISHES
the people from eleoting their own .oficers'
David Boyd, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary from this city for mansiaugh-
ter six wears ago, has been pardoned by
Governor Blackburn, and returned heme'
We think Boyd was punished sufficrentiy
for his crime, and hope that he will be
better man in the future. Il
The New Orleans Minstrels, first-olass
troupe, reformed to poor audience at the
Opera-house Saturday evening. We have
seldom seen better entertainment from
the burnt cork profession, and hope that
they will be greeted by an immense crowd
upon their return on the 18th.
One ofthe boldest robberies we have ever
known occurred here Sunday at ~ o'clock.
Thelstore or Fousliee & Brother, on Short
street, was entered and 1923 in cash, together
with q lot of tobacco and cigars stolen.
Two young men named Atchson and Til
lett were arrested and the stolen money re-
covered, but not the tobacco and cigars. ~
= Mr.. w. S. Kinnaird, one of the most
prominent young business men OF this city,
who has been In the employ of Messrs. Il.
s. N. Mayer for several years past has been
engaged by that firm for the ensuing year.
We risk nothing when we say that as dry
goods and notion salesman there is no bet
ter man in Lexington than Mr.. Kinnaird.
AURORA. IND.
Proceeds Of the X. of P. benefit masque
ball, $100
John Renner, father of Renner, our City
Marshal, left Monday for Sidney. ONO,
where in the future he will follow his oc-
~, hoo Nd chna h1
Perry Small, President Of the South.
eastern Indiana Agricultural Society, OF
this city. is representing the above Society
at the meeting of the Indiana State Board
of Agriculture, which is in session at In
dianapolia EE.a y, +.
MIDDLETOWN. o.
O. Best, Of Cincinnati, was. in town yes
terday.
r. J. Barnard and wife, after visiting the
East, have returned home
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheppard, a
daughter Saturday morning.
The Mama River Is SO high that the mill
cannot run. and was still raising very fast
last night. ,sae H4
A horse attached to buggy belonging
to VIM. Jefferson, ran away Saturday after
naon and damaged the buggy and harness
badly. No one in the buggy at the
time. a NfFt f2al'r
Il, EfRe, wife Of sylyanny Muford, died
Saturday morning with consumption and
was buried yesterday morning. Funeral
services at the NJ. P. Church by Rev. N. G.
Oglesby. --..-.---
Joe Holloway, travelling salesman for
Ling, Lovey d Co., carriage factory at this
place, after being absent for some time in
the Southern States. returned to his home
Saturday.
Dan Morris Sullivan Irish Comedy
Company had pretty fair house last night
Everybody appeared to be well pleased
This is a good troupe; we would advise
every one to attend and take a good laugh.
This being the week of prayer there will
be union prayer-meeting every night this
week. Last night it was held in the Presby-
terian Church; tonight it will be held in
the Baptist Church. In to.morow's STAR
we will announce the meetings for the bal
ance of the week. e'-'....... .,., "
EATON. o. '... .'A
This is the week Of prayer at tho M. E.
Church. f'e 'e 'u"
Miss Maria Evans is visiting friends at
Seven Mile, O.. aiat .H.a5 -., is-oH5 4
Revival at the M. 3. Church this week
services every evening. Fl ,.rr..J s..j,...
For cheap glassware 60 to the Eaton
cheap store, next to Post-offlce. .'...,.
Mr.. and Mrs David Boner are spending
their honeymoon at Greenville Q. q. ls
L. r. Stephen attended the funeral Of
a relative at Dublin, Ind, to-day. ~, ''qt'
J.W. Bowman, of Iowa, is visiting here,
the guest of Doc Evans and family.
Ex-Mayor L. G. Abbott left for Rich
mond. Ind, his new home, this morning,
Hand all reliable news notes Of interest
to Ed. Pryor, the juvenile agent for the
Star. g. t,fil9JF " .htH Aas'mah pt't &96
DR.. s. B. Fizzard, of DAYTON, O., spent a
few days here visiting friends and rela-
tiyes. ifs1 1F1F$r ptH0 4@ 9'gkta lHfg
Chief Justice w. J. Gilmore has returned
to Columbus O., after visiting his old
home. ca Nl stHn'rN 5.,' '.1 g.a@ or. n
This being the Feast Of Epiphany services
were held at the Catholic Church the same
as on Sunday. e.3~ sh. .g s3 1'a''95h
Subscribe for the STAR. Hand your