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INV 1ORA ouMU -
[BY TELEsRAPH.I
COttOn-Dull and heavy. Sales 81 400 for
FIOur-opsnsd dull and hssvy aud closed 50
lever sales st Sc zoos s. ior ezra { .te
W~hisky-Dul 9 q lower. Western y O59
50 Il, and s. o. RED led
wheat Quiet. Sales amber Michigan ct 81 Y
and Z o choice do ct 5
r. BE- e.
Inferior to prime mixed ~~estrrn.
a~Rfs-Firms- 1t ts07Uc for western. eiosiog
dalt; inc uded I . the sales are 1000 Dusheh vest
ern, Tor JuJ, st6o
= trOleum- Quiet at Sc for crude, 1891 for
refined in boz y esg7Ohe FIR DO fee.
Oonea-Dull.
sugar- Steady. Cuba MuscoVadO Is; Havana
uai3kc
MSiasse4-Qu'et-
tWOOl-Quiet-
PORK uii and lower.
SAFES At s s sT%Q9i 75for new mess, closing at
So IS cash. SIS Op62S o Jor 1894 mess cash
AMI regular vsy, Of sing at SS 50 cash SIS 70
ale 90 or prims SO OU9Sis 90 for prime msfs.
Also. 200 bis new mess for June, Julg and August
sellers optiIR, AZ $50 s719.
Beef-puH ss'ss at $40 OOGi4 20 for plain
mess, sI2 Onals 10 for extra mess
Feet H~ams-Steady siIh small salts at SIG 90
92s OO.
Cut Meats-Q Quiet Sales ct 12o914c for
shoulders; 146'7%c FIR hsm-
ull at 16H foru short clear and lac for
Cumberland middlss
Gard-sisady. sales At Is alsc.
Butter-Qaet At 259S3c for ohio, and 269sS
for stats.
C~heese-DuI at IOgITo.
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REBEL OEFIoERs AT ROME.-Twenty-
FIVE rebel officers, prisoners of war, arrived
at the Soldiers Home in this city last Fri
day afternoon, in command of Lieut.. J F.
Bolton, 7th v. R. c., and guard, and took
the sandusky train for Johnson's Island
Saturday afternoon. They had been in
confinement at the Island, but being order
ed to report at Washington on an flair pre-
liminary to taking the oath of allegiance,
&C., had gone on there. But the govern
ment was too busy with the mastering out
and paying off our own boys to attend
to them, and they were sent back to the
Island. As the poets say they will Orns-
ment their page with the names of the old
masters in their divine art, We will write
out the names of these Johnnies, and see
whether they ornament the sheet or not:
J C Camp, Chaplain 10Th Georgia.
L ] johnson, Mtjor 18th North Carolina.
G NJ Harvey, Major l2Gh Georgia Bat
talon.
JWsgner, Captain Gales Tennessee Bri-
W Constance, Captain 7th Georgia.
g. Booshen, Captain 4OIh North Caro-
- Thompson, Captain tth Mississippi.
J Carroll, First Lieutenant I'd South Car
olins.
a ssrTats, First Lieutenant seth Mis-
sissippi.
William Campbell, First Lieutenant 47th
Weak, Fist Lieutenant 4th Virginia
s A Gregg, First Lieutenant Gregg's
South Carolina Battery.
a M Phener, First Lieutenant 4sth Viz
ginis.
o Tilman, First Lieutenant LIST Tennessee
ARTILLERY.
DRW McCiver, First lieutenant LIST
South Carolina.
H 3 G Fountain, First Lieutenant 9th
South Carolina.
d e Cross, First Lieutenant 55th Georgia.
B A Marshal, First Lieutenant 59.h Vir-
ginia Artillery.
A NJ Brown, First Lieutenant CObb's
Legion.
2 Laxson, Second Lieutenant 4th Ten
nessee.
] 4 James, Second Lieutenant 5Ist Ga.
JE Morse; Second Lieutenant Wstson's
Louisisna Artillery.
HI Kendall, Second Lieutenant 10th
Virginia.
PIP JOice, Second Lieutenant 4Sth vir-
E c knight, Second Lieutenant 44th
North Garninz
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GrEI KIND sY TIN cARsAsarsh Little,
agirl about seven years old, was run over
By the engine william Case" between
three ard four o'clock Saturday afternoon.
She had been down on the lake-bsach play
ing, and going home reached the track near
the Marine Hospital, where she stopped to
play. as one sccount has it. Il is also
stated that a freight train was coming in
and the engine backing up. She got
frightened and stood stock still on the
track. She was horribly bruised, cut and
broken. Her head was badly cut, and one
eye knocked out, and one of her arms cut
off.
Her mother, madss widow by the death
Of her husband in sherman's army about 8
month since, lives on the corner of Muirson
and Hamilton streets. The little girl was
buried yesterday, the railroad compsuv
Furnishings beautiful coffin.
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RuN ovER.-A little girl named Jennie
Holloway, was run I'VE by a carriage yes
terdaE afternoon, near the Cottage Sabbath
School, on Clinton street, we believe. She
ives going to Sabbath school at the time.
When taken up it was found that her leg
TaE broken.
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POstOmce EOtiee.-ehange of Time.


POstOmce EOtiee.sehange of Time.
CLEvELAND PosToFFICE, May 81, 1885.
On and after June LIST, 1855, the Post
Office will be opened at z 80 An.
A new time table has been arranged for
letter carriers. The barriers in the bust
ness territory will leave the Postoffce at
the following hours: First delivery, 73O
Az; Second delivery, $50 A. NJ; Third
delivery, HIS A. N; Fourth delivery, 2
P. NJ Fifth delivery, Al, N; Sixth deliv-
ely 8 P. n. CO.
In the territory lying between Ontario
street and Wilson avenue, including scran-
tons Flats, the Rights, and the West Side:
First delivery, 1904. T.; the balance of
the deliveries will be made IS heretofore.
jeS3t E. COwLEs, P. NJ.
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WELcoNE THE BRLvEs To-DAT.-MsyOr
Chapln received q telegram from Governor
BrOugh, Saturday, announcing that the
IO5th o: V. L. would leave Washington that
Saturday. evening, and would probably
arrive here this morning. The Pittsburgh
Railroad Company had received orders to
provide immediate transportation for 800
troops. L st evening the Mayor got
a dispatch from J. H. Devereaux,
superintendent of the G. g. P. Railroad, at
Pittsburgh, stating thst q train of 567.
Northern Ohio troops, together with 12O
Michigan soldiers would arrive here at ten
O'Clock this Monday morning. 1t is prob
ably the lO5th.
We trust our citizens viii, one and all,
join in giving these returning braves such
a grand welcome as they deserve Hang
out your flags. Throng the streets. Let
ladies wave their handkerchief, when the
boys pass, and let the men yell up to their
full ability. The soldiers Wsrt a warm
generous, brotherly, human reception, and
do not care to parade through the streets
to be merely gsuped at. We trust the
crowds will not get the "gaups." Cheer
the boys, hang out your flags, and make
the soldiers feel that they have really come
home.
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DIarrhOea and Dyseutery.-we have ex-
auiped = crest na der ofletter.f ON sIme Of the
most prominent citlzsOsof Cincinnati, aud CoviDg-
ton. ETC., speaking ia the highest ter a Of Dr.
ssrIckI.nd's Auti-UhOlers Mixture for the cure Of
diarI hoes and dysentsrr- The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of GJVingtoa, says he
was pronounced iucursbls by the best doctors In
CiuUiunat, end one bottle Of Or sttillAdd's Anti
Cholera Mixture efe7ted 3 permanent cure after
sl1sriDg for months with the worst form Of diar-
rhOea and dyssntery' For EsIs by Druggtsts.
BENTON & DDNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
mye:K5
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The Mistress of the white HOuse.-I
Is ssid that Mrs Slower, = daush er Of Prssidert
Johnson, viii take chstge Of the White Rouse, On
aoooun, Of tie Illness Of Mrs. johnson. It is need
less to say that she will do h5n6r to the Presiden-
tial man ion, nor th,t, in company With nsny
other sensible ladies, she will hereafter pstrOnize
the popular estab ishment of Jacob Frank, manu-
factnrer auo eesler in Hop Skirtu, Corssts, and
Ladies Fancy Goods, No l2s Superior street, ~
der tie American. Thirty per cent is saved By Ill
Who purehase. my27 2O4
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FLOUR AND Fed.
RLOuRI FLOuRI LnnRI

FLOURI FLOURI FLOUR AT RE-
l. DUCED PRICES 500 bbls fresh ground
Flour. al grades; sOue very choice brands Of Red
And White Wheat. suitable for family or bakers
use for sale ~ Warehouse, 1T Ne win q. Gro
ssrymen, Bakers and others In want win consult
their own tRtsrsSa By examining our stock.
sp4 eARDNER, BUET 90,
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sIexoR BLITz.-ThIs prince Of magicians
and most entertaining "shoWmsu" an
nounces two more entertainments at Brain
ards Hall, and offers extraordinary sttrac-
lions and Inducements to people to attend
the same on this and tomorrow evenings
BE will give 6 present to every person at
the entrance door, on the payment of the
admission fee, on each of these nights. See
his advertisement and take heed thereto.
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A GIFT TO EVERY PERSON
BRAtNARD's HALL,
On MONDAY. June s, 1885, = farewell bensht for
SICNOR RLsTZ.
AMI TUE lY LveniDg, June sth, benefit FOR the
ORPHANS AND WIDOWS

OF HE rs KILLED IN Tx MAh.
S B tnanHs the inhabitants OF this city for the
kind at on &c thsg have bestowed upon him dur
iuk fis stay, and he beas 10 n Orn them that he is
g1irE 70 give = PIE SENT 20 EVERY FEhSbN 81
the EXTRA &c d or, on pAym mt Gf the Adm Asi n
on the ab W n GIT. Besides this the sisBo- viii
give ~ ay the ( LOSING valuable pr ssnts at the
couolusi a Of his sntsrtainment
iss Of CT Is for tri. (MonoAy) Evening, Fare
well BRuehtOf s guor BLIIz
Cents carat god E. gIish Patent L yer Wsteh,
value SO lady rs carat sold Engli h PAtent
Lever Watch, valus $50, silver odee ct sold
god finger ring, silver castor, value SIS. 8 gold
regard ring, soii sold p neil cas- silver pale
bell, solo gaid writing pen, sill er tohAeco toEi
sold regard ring package 0 Java coffee. silver
goblet, . gid T gard ring, sold god pencil case,
iwo Il YER butter EniVes. . gold rss ard ring, pack
sg. best ts@, six liver tea spoons. gold regard.
ring, 81 yer d Ss-rt spoont silver sugar she'll gold
7, gerd ring, two silver ruit knives SIX IilEvr tee
spoons, q go d regard Ing. IilVsr pattnt bell, large
bag Of the test 1our. sold lDckeG, . gold regard
rim q laiy's gold hair ornament, . solid gold no
or ring, a gold regard Rug, SILVER goblet, gold
d ger ring, liz silver tea spoons, . gold regerd
rIHg a . . Of perfunery, silver fruit knife, . gold
reg I'd ring st S.
The sAue amount ofpressBts sill be siven away
on Tuesday evening, for the b-nedt OF vi oWs and
orphaus. on Whiol , cossioBs the admission all be
Fifty Cents 10 all parts Of the H-li o. tbs above
rigrV. Doom will be open at I o pollock comm nee
a. n clock. lune5
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CHICAGO 5
IBy Telegraph

FIOur-Steady snd quiet.
Wheat-.teadJ at 81 23E for No. I; 81 Hal II
No Z
sru-DuH and destined 2A2o. Sales ct 544a55o
for No 1; 49a5lo for 20. 2; a. for rejected.
0~RGn-Quiet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct 81 9lAl IS
PrOvfstOns-rirm Mess Sz5 25a25 81.
Reccfpts Flour, 9. 500 bbisi WnssL $1,000 but
corn. iO6 ora; Oats Al. u0l-
shipments I 400 bis -four; $1,000 ba wheat;
80 900 orn, q, 90 oats
Frefrhts-Ffrm.
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y. z. Honey MarkoE-June 5.
t- lEF FELEGBAPH-
MODey-stesdy At . p oti
Sterling EXehRnEe--Flrn1 a. l0gT91lCK
for a st.ciass bis
Gold Les sotive and lower, opening IS 1877,
d~erlininR to1S6H ana closing atI36H
Total rxyor,s u specie 10 day S's1,946.
6fmer.
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were the best certificates as to the nature
and quality ofthe entertainment, which
could hsFs been made out
Supper ever, the boys were ordered to
fall in, and soon they marched up street,
in column, four men abreast, headed by
the Mayor and the officials aud committee
men in carriages and LsIsnd's Band on
foot aO sLaAF
'Sonorous metal blowing martial sounds"
up Water street, up Superior street to
senecs-street, and thence over to Camp
Cleveland. The stirring music called all to
the windows and doors along the streets,
and emptied all houses for squares from the
througed ~shOrougharss. Tue special rs
were remarkably quiet. This was not e
merit. The more demonstrstive, in the
way Of waving hsndksrchiefs, swinging
hats, cheering and yelling, the better. The
soldiers want q reception, and do not like
to be stupidity looked at as if they were mon
strosities,
A hsppy forethcught had secured the
sprinkling of the streets along the line of
march, which added much TO tho pleasure
of the tramp. The soldiers swung along in
accustomed gait, with guns at right
shoulder shift, and had evidently been on
the march before, TIE crowd gathered at
every step, and by the time the regiment
bad reached Seneca street, the whole city,
it seemed, had run together. We regret
that 8 formsl reception could not have been
given to these 6rs We men, but the best was
done that could be under the circumstances
As it was, the soldiers doubtless felt them
selves in some measure rewarded for their
servicss5 BY the appreciation of those ser
vices shown by our citizens.
They will rerain in Camp Cleveland q
Few days until paid of, when they will re-
turn to their homes, and again mix in civil
life, and make none the worse, but better,
citizens, after their three years effort to
compel good citizenship on the part of our
Southern brethren.
DRESS GooDs-Fors nice and cheap stock
of Dress Goods, go to the West Side Store
.'a7sfHE,- ju5-2I6
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~
. OAD1NY or AUsIO. d

A OAD1AY OF AUSIO. "a Tf5.
PRICES OF ADMIes1OH.
Dress Circle and Psrquette 50 cents; Secured seata
20 Dress Circle, IS cents; Family OiroLs, 60 cents;
Gallery, 50 cons; Pst1Ate Boxes, IS and SS-
Single seats in Private Boxes. 81. g. Isl
- Oolored persons will, und'F no
ces, be permitted to occupy seats In any other poF-
tion of The house, save she Gallery. Admission Boo.
Doors open At 7. Curtain rises ct s. ua
BENEFtT OF Mr.. sI@o Z LEE,
Upon which occ sion MIS-. s neoe Lee will sppsar
In sir 5haTsctsf6
Mr. John Heron (Barney, the Guide VII also
give . number Of his rbsra terist'o songs.
Monday Vsnir z, June 9th, will be presented q
now military Comedy, n two &C Q, called the
BshRA3K ROOM;
Or, TaE MILlrARY MARBIAGE-
A new poem, 'Richuoad is 0asS," by Mr.. Z.
Evans.
song-"Irish Imigtant. Z" Mr. JoNn Heron.
A ( or Hhicb = nsR Farce, written BY Mrs. sineos
Lee BEA IN AT HIS " CAMS.
sonE-'.Pst Msley,' ar. john Herou.
To conclude EItn the mes Fsr, e allied
YOUN AMEKICA.
To morrow hrst Grand Concert By the strEkosch
TT. una NJ nrtiafa.
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Touching the BITTERS this fact is Gear,
Their fame els all the Western Bemisphere,
Known in all lands, washed by it ocean twain,
Heath, hope and vlgor follow Ia their train.
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The laying OF the corner St ne Of the Mount
Zion Congregational Church, vii take pace on
afternoon. Jnne 1st at 3 O'Clock. The
members of all the dihereht churches are invited
to he present. on that occasion. The church IL
being raised on Fri street. In the evening. Mrs.
q. F. Mitchell, of New YorR, assisted b Prof
Long, crgsniSt Of the Second Presbyterian Uhuroh,
will give 8 sraud Concert for tbs ben-nt Of thiI
church. Prof. ]. A 1hOms will a 50 deliver e
short address. Doors open ct J O'Clock; 'oneers
to eoumenos at 8 O'Clock admission 60 cents
mysla GEORGE SAMPSON, Sta g Manager.
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F~IOur-steady: demand fsir.
W~heRt-DuI WIN on & light milling demand;
held No / Oh Gag spring 81 s7H; smbsr n ebigan
81 %; winter zen s SOL "a; ~h'rs . icbigsn
81 So vBits KeniuckJ 50 10; No ChicsgOsTng
81 2ial Is; No l Milwaukee srru z 81 S8aI 40.
COrR-Fim and Ill 81 7Oc for No. y mixed
Oats Close laser GALES, to arrive, under
E4e-
BarIey-western held 1t 75asOc.
Peas-DulI
Pork-helda at S26 90.
W~htskY-Dun at s. o.
Canas ~FFeigbfs LulI- To New YorS: IsZa
1SH Tor wheat; corn IIkau%; Os's 7La7Z.
lake Imports -Four 40 bills, wheat
ISIS bu, CO. n s,l72, barley 40 p - l,ZII
lanai pZpOrts-Flnur SO bbls, " eat lO6.-
529 m eorn 6LsS oats i9z. 5O4 rye ITO
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ATTENTION coMHrTEs.-The Committee
on Entertsinment for rsturned veteran SOL
diers are requested to meet at the tents on
the square a. " o'clock this morning. A
prompt and full attendance is requested.
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SEW ADvERrIsEmENss.

new ADVERTIsEMENEH
Academy o. Music Benefit Of sincos Lee.
RTa'nsrd'S Ball -SigLOr BlitE.
Luoius DeLong.-DissolutiOn Notice.
KiDnErd, Dr,her 4 Co-Pisnos.
3. T. Hover q CO.-Dry Goods.
O. o Briggs-L very Stable.
n 7. Co.-For Chicago.
Seelye's Oatarrh Rems.y-Loea Notice.
Eostsster Bitter
hsson BrOs.-Organ Circulars.
Watson & uo.-Agents Wat d.
Evans BrOs.-Photogrsph GatITy for rae.
W.. DoWnie MISTER Painters Association.
H.-Board Wanted.
TIusrott 4 lnsbam-Loesl Notices.
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d. HAYEARp,

The COMMITTEES for the reception of the
returning veteran soldiers are requested to
meet at the Office, ofthe Mayor at Q O'Clock
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LADrEs scARFs-we have just received
some vs.y fine Ladies Check and Plaid
scarfs also, q lot Of Gents scarfs and Ties.
ju5-2I6 TRUso0Tr & LEeHAx.
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MISS RANSOM, Portrait Painter. Room
IA, EorthroP and Harm gton's Block. Open
from 2 till 5P No daily. iuuI:225
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BLACK DRESS sI1Ks.-At the West Side
Store can be found acomplste stock of Black
Dress Silk, Lustreless Silk and MarceliRe
Silk, iu5-216
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GEEEEAL sHRRNAN WILL BE HERE To NOR
BOW EvEN1Ns.-The following telegram has
been received here, which speaks for
AL
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WEST sibE sIoRE.-Ws hafs a good as
'sortment of Blesched and Brown Sheetings,
shirting', Stripes, Ticks, Denims, Cotton
AIDES, Linens, &C., which We are selling At
the lowest market price.
iu5-2IS .sr.v s. TRUsosFF 4 INGHAM.
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According to this the distinguished Gen
eral will arrive here tomorrow Tuesday,
evening at nine O'Clock. Undoubtedly he
will stay over night in this city.
It behooves our citizens to give this gall
liant officer a reception commensurate With
the great services rendered DO him to the
country. .
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BUTToNA-Go to the West Side Store for
everything there is made in the way Of
Trimming Buttons, at low prices. ju5-zI6
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CITY NEWS

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shsw's, my25
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For Lahe SDperIOr.-Ths new, rtauneh and
elegant steamer PeWabio, Geo Mckay, Master,
vi lssye our DoeB for Lste Superior Ports, on
Mordsy, June 9Th 1865.
For freight CT pAtsAgs apply to
GARRETsON , CO., Agents.
iuns2S7 No. l River st., O evelAnd o.
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Z. Z. Hale, banker,
AID ~
8, GOTERNAEA7 LOAN AGENT,
iii sune+tor n.

Subscriptions Feost4sd to tie
H7 $40 PEP CENT. AND I0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN
ICON mission allowed to SubsoibeI.l
H1-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. l0-4O'B, TreaSuTy
Notes. and ell other Government ksouritiea pur.
chased ana for sale on the most fsgOrabi terms.
Gold, siivet, Coupons snd Osnsda money bOusui
and sold At best rates, Deposits reSeited and Col,
leorions made 1t all soOessib Q points. Unourrenf
funds converted 1t lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
fnr a-ta 49,
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PRINTs.-We have small figured CalicOes
in Pink, Purple, Red, Blue, &c, just the
thing for childrens' wear.
Gu5-2l6 TRUsCorT & IEGHAN.
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srNooE LEES BESEFIT.-This sterling actor
will take a benefit at the Academy tonight,
and offers the following very attractive
bill: "Bsatsn at his Own Came" "The
Barrack Room or, Military Marrisge,"
and "Young America" The FIRST piece was
written by Mr.. Lee, and his wife, a very
highly accomplished actress, will appear in
it in six different characters. "BarDey,
the Guide" will sing several of his excel
lent Irish songs, and other attractive fea-
lures are announced. We trust that a full
house will greet Mr.. Lee on the occasion of
his benefit, and give substantial evidence of
the appreciation they have of his high
merit as an actor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
"spread out earth fOlisst record here,

OF dry AID deeds rsver-ncs dear -
Let the " lid understand that DR. D. A. Seelye's
Liquid Ostsrrh Remedy is a pleasant and certain
cure for Cstarrb, Cold 10 tbs Head, and all dis
eases OF the head caused by tbe abnoIm NAL condition
Of the membrane lining jaBs5.B3
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RUY THE seer.


THE MOST PERFsor IN TIE WORLD.
The undersigned have taken the Agency OF theso
Jus.ly-celebratsd Mowi z Machines, and oser
them to ihs farmers Of this Vioinity, ct the manu-
facturer's prices. JOHN DAVIS 4 CO.,
junS:2Is I47 Ontario street.
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NV YoRk. Juna Sd Is

Ne" 1uHAI Juus 3D. 1900.
General Sherman, family and staff will
leave Buffalo for South Bend at I.55 P. n,
Tuesday. ---s E-.g ~,
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OH Factory for sale.-The subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and Buildings, being pleasantly sit
uAted, compact and conveniently ARRANGED. Ca
psoity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. Z. IT
Cleveland, Feb. Il. 1898 fsbtb:r80L
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THE CLEVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY. With
Twelve Illustrations. New York APP
pleton & Co. 1865.
Miss Yonge, the suthor of "The Heir of
Radcly fFe," "Heart's Ease" @lThe Young
stepmOther," &c, has given her many
readers another work of fiction, which is a
very clever performances. She has already
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SUPPLIES WANTED FOB TIE SOLDIERS HONE.
The friends of the GOldier in city and
country are earnestly REQUESTED to send in
to the Home, Supplies of fresh vegetables
lettuce, asparagus, plain cakes and pies,
butter, eggs, cheese, pickles, souerkrauE,
&c. From this time the Home will be
crowded with returning soldiers-msuy of
them sick and disabled, and sll must have
hOspitable care. All gifts for the Home may
be left at the Aid Society Rooms, No. SO
Bank street, or carried directly to the
Hnme at the Depot. Any one desiring to
visit the Home will be cordially received.
We invite all to call and satisfy themselves
that their gifts are needed, and will be we'll
appropriated. soLD1ERs' AID SOCIETY.
Country papers please COPY.
Cleveland, May 29th. 1885.
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FREDERICK CYRIAX,
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Cleaning Establishment,
BeITidero Farm, East cleveland, and
96 seneca Street.
OrTIoE-I04 Seneca st., Cleveland, O..
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TIE "ESf' ana shall spare 40 effort TO give sat.
kfzction.
call tas especial attention Of Gentlemen % u.
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Be-dTsiIg Of mAds-up Garments.
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AVOID COUNTERFEITS.

Fl s,st'er's Bitters share the common fats
OF all things good-Impostsrs imitsts.
OF these be sere-tiscree " u,e on eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.