The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
OUR NEXT.DOOR NEIGHBORS,
Pickings by Star Reporters In Neigh
boring Cities and Towns.
LEXINGTON. Kx.

The High Bridge Campmseting is to be
incorporated.
The milk vender question is receivins its
share of public attention Just now. +.
Wool il selling at from 35 cents TO ~
cents per pound, according to quality.
Since the late fall of snow the Broad
way hill is the great attraction, coasting
the fun. -t
Mr.. Thomas g Logwood begins new
dwelling on Third street to-day. Mechanics,
look for q job.
The whipping,post law will undoubtedly
be re-establfshed in our State again. LOOK
out petty law-breakers.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has disbanded-given up their room ana
sold their fixtures. This, indeed, is bad
step, and in the wrong direction.
Notice has been given our Postmaster,
Colonel Milward, to prepare his mails for
g. Chattanooga and other Southern points to
be reached by the Southern Road.
A wrong impression prevails with some
of our good people. The George Robertson
tried on Monday last for shooting. and
wounding Henry Johnson was colored
man.
The horse and mule market for the past
weak has been reported some lower in the
South, but II is claimed reaction has now
taken place. Good mules are bringing from
81 20 TO a 80 per head here.
The Republicans of Clark County held
their Convention last Saturday, and in
Al - nla otaSt 70
and Harrison for President and Vice Presi-
dent For second choice Grant was placed
in the lead.
VIM. Goddard, colored man, was ar
raigned before Recorders Court Tuesday,
charged with cutting and woundinG
another of his colored brethren with intent
before ths Circuit Court. ...
Tuesday morning revealed the fact that q
large glass had been broken from the win
dow Of John B. Wallas store, and several
.umbrellas and other articles taken. Some
calico WAS picked up near Payne's grocery
and Unidentified as part of the missing
goods ett
The Circuit Court was occupied the whole
of Tuesday in the trial of Samuel Fox,
charged with feloniously taking money
from . young man by the name Of Easley,
-. in the month of December, 1878. A great
many witnesses were examined, and after
the usual preliminaries the jury was out
one hour when they returned with YER
dict of not guilty. Rejoice, Sam.
The Big Sandy Railroad Company has de-
.cided to build their road by way of Ash.
land. The contract for ties sufficient fol
the whole road is confirmed, and the W ork
on the road-bed will begin as soon as the
weather will permit. The contract for the
bridge aver the Big Sandy River has been
awarded to the Keystone Bridge Company,
OF Pittsburg This looks like business.
GREENsBURG. IND.
Court in session not much Of import
Ance this term. d. on. .te...aa.E
80 The funeral services of young Davidson
who suicided here Tuesday, took place to
eday at o'clock. aes:'.'
s. Ollie fell on the pavement in front o.
the Post-office at noon on Wednesday and
disloeated his hip. ts,-,... 49,. ,:ai
,i1 u PORTsMOUTH. -.
Relief meeting at the Opera-house Thurs
day evening for suffering Ireland.
Mrs. Boylston was found dead in hel
house last night Cause: Heart disease.
The Bostpna made the trip from Cincin
natl to Huntington the other day in fifteer
hours. t.
4wag AURORA.IND. sg
James Dowton has skipped to parts un
known.
This is the third week Of tprotracted
meetings held in the Baptist and Methodist
Churches. Upto date fifteen in the former
and a number in the latter have been ad.
mitted to the already large focks of de
voted Christians. ~..-.,.
LAWRENCEBURG. IND.
The freeman House is undergoing re
pairs.
DR.. Charles W. Haubo ldt will locate il
.Batesville, Ind. 3
The molders in the Miami Stove Works
discontinued work OE account. Of the colo
yesterday morning. They resume opera
itions Monday next
Chris Anderegg has moved his whee
factory machinery from his present loca
ton to the old Marsh a James. Caske
Factory, on North Elm street.
The rear room of Huschart 4 Co..
Marble Works IS receiving double par
tition, to give the room more warmth
Henry Hitzfield is doing the carpente
, work. ........m ........
Miss Lizzie Harshman, Of Dayton, Ohio
and Miss Lizzie Protzman, Of Cincinnati
were the guests Of W. H. O'Brien, Jr.
editor Of the Lawrenceburg Register, tn
fore part OF this week.
. mIDDLETowN, q.
y NOTICE -.Items of interest and subscriptions 70
the SrAx. IL left at D. Olden's jeweiry store %
Third street, viii receive immediate attention
II. Z. Ledman, agent. .,
Mrs. VIM. Becker is lying quite siel
with scarlet fever at her residence on Thirt
street. #,l IA
p. Clough left yesterday morning TO
Cincinnati, TO beabsent for several day Sol
business.
There will be services held At the NJ.