The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

Louisville lime, cement and plaster-of-
Paris depot ss soon Is the weather moder-
ates.
c. W. Stapp. the genial gentleman. who
left Aurora Tuesday for Lawrencebnrg,
where he will practice law, b missed by the
young folks, especially the Ladies'. They
all wish him success in the pursuit Of his
new profession
GREENEIEED. @.
The health Of our town has never been
better than at present
Chas BIaiser and bride returned Wednes-
day from their bridal "trip.
Hurry Townsend tragedian, supported
by q powerful dramatic company, will give
an entertainment at Town Hall Monday,
January 10TH ..-
DR.. A. ]. Strain and bride, of London, o.,
are visiting friends here. The Doctor is
promising Young man, and has the we'll
wishes of his numerous friends.
The special meetings at the Baptist
Church are still going on. both night and
day, with very good success. Four have,
united with the Church this week.
Joseph Griffith, one of Greenheld's most
promising young men, who is now teach,
ing school In .Fayette County, east of
Washington G. H., o.. paid US visit on
Tuesday.
Council meeting next Monday night, and
there will BIZ some action taken in regard
to- draining the water from the cross alley
fronting Mr.. Hugh Towns livery stable.
The nuisance should be abated.
Mr.. Hamlin McCray and Miss Flora
Butler will be joined in marriage Thursday
evening, January 18TH, at the residence OF
the brides parents Both parties are from
tho country, three miles southwest OF
town.
LEXINGTON. KY.
Mr.. John H. Talbut is home from Lead
VILE.
The Fayette National Bank has declared
a semi-annu1 dividend Of four per cent.
Rev. DR.. Walker is conducting revival
services at the HilEstreet Methodist
Church.
"Why, darling, I thoashtit It was splen-
did Sermon Col. Charley Herr can prob
ably solve this problem. !,
Squire WATSON holds his Courts on Wed
nesdass and Saturdays. Captain J. Harry
Lusby, the efficient Constable in the Sew
elitli District officiates in thiS Court y
Mayor Frazier has struck keynote. He
is in favor Of the people, and willing to
risk his own chances for reelection with
them. He will be lard candidate to de-
feat-if he is defeated. We hope he will
be true the course lie has marked out
We know Of M man in this city better
qualified for Chief of the Fire Department
tnan Sa,nl. w. Marrs. Mr.. NJ. has been
connected with the Department for years
and til roughly understands all its work
| ings. 1t would be good idea to give him
unanimous election. Such man is
needed at the head IT tile Department.
Now that the people will elect city off,
GERS, hundreds Of voters who have not paid
their capitati"n tax for ye$rs, are deposit
ing Their poll tax with The City Treasurer
There will I've mighty change in the affairs
of the city of Lexington after the 1st of
March next. I'VE. the people," will then
burst the yoke that has bound us for these
many years, and with firm, united ard
solid vote. raise "that ring to ''kingdom
come" Then farewell to brother Mulligan
& Co.
/ AFhArNOk AE1hHR~ ~
Miss Hattie Hurlass OF Jacksonville, O.,
after spemiing few days in our city has
again returned homeward.
Daniel Wright found he was wrong this
morning to get drunk after being tr0tteC
down to the Mayors Court and assessed 81
and costs. .., ....
| Attorney Tabbs Gross, colnred, who cre-
atet suc, furor in our city during the
Greeley campaign died at Little Rick, Ar
karrsas, on Tuesday. % a
Miss Flora Bush. one of Jeffersonville's
brilliant Young ladies, is spending few
days in our titv, as the guest of Mrs. Pat
rick WeIch, Of East street
The SrARef Wednesday details the shoot
ing # two tramps near jamestown. Tenn,
in one case fatal result who claimed to
hail from our city, The authorities have
telegraphed for description OF the men,
in hopes of establishing their identity.
The ladies' of our, city interested in the
putting forth of a petition tn the Legisla-
ture asking the amendment OF the law
electing Children's Home Trustees to'make
their votes eligible hold their first meet
ing this afternoon at the Central IA. E.
Church.
l. Uncle Billy Cash. bageagemaster on the
c., q. & C. has just completed thirty years
service tn his company, during which he
has served under fourteen administrations
During the seae 1879 Uncle Billy handled
eleven thousand one hundred and sixty
five pieces of baggage.
Unpleasant rl,mors of scandal in higl
life are drifting alb 'ut. The wife Of we'll
known dry goods man is mentioned in its
connection. The particulars are return
from visit and the finding Of his better
half eni wing the society. of another in a
way stamped fiagrante delicto. The fruit
is almost ripe enough to gather. =
The Springfield Pedestrian Club is in
active preparation for their one hundred
miles premium walk. on FRIDAY, Januar,
23d. City Hall has been engaged and &
beautiful track Will be laid within it. The
first prize is $50 and the second $25. The
same is r square heel and toei work, and
the time allotted twenty seven hours. Sev
eral entries have already been made.
| A telegram was received in this city or
Wednesday afternoon from st. Louis, Mo
telling of the sad death by suicide of Abra.
han, King, a painter, and at one time Z
popular Young man of our city. King left