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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-01-22
Il 900 hides wanted ct s.,.w
"a q eTEwAnrts sHOB SnoaA.

49, wASF& - ~ - Ta-assa E1Eaz& ASakF Al
! = No1acf!- Attefs. this date I'm.
22al we will be found at W. n.
CubbAs old staHdy next sler to Char
ley Hsnrmondss hank, wlssre We, will
be pleased 70 see Ill cur old cnstom-
ers and all their friends. We shall
Ehaseapass2nAlaz pnain9s sp1iaGat
show . larger Atosksand better prices
than ever before, in which fact cash
Jssvsys will be interested. R0mena-
be- tks place atC obb's dc. stend,
next door to the Bank. rsss y.
n4wa STEWARDS SHOE STeRE.
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-castar 4 ca. lounges Il Aldsa's.

= BURNs' FEsrryAI.. AS the ami
yenary Of the birthday a Robert
Burns comes this year on Sunday,
its observance as an anniversary
will take. place at Stanwood on Nom
day evening, sJsnuafy both. The
usual good time mey b expected.
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3 STONE! SroNE!!-I have 90 hand .
large quantity Of choice building stone
which I want to close out by the last
Of February, 1874, and I only ask 50
cents.s :, psxch, II paid for when bosoht.
MTstsse > at the Stone Nil, where
they all sell the same kind Of stone
for one dollar perch. The stone /
own II 90 easily quarried that I can
afford 10 sell them cheaper, and - /
intsnd - leavs this country Ia March
want y 1tsposs Of the stone + have
on hand and straightsn mp all NY bus
mess by that time. II you want stone
give me . call and save tmenty per
cent. 1 will sell you good stone and
give you good measure.
3w2 GEO. w. HANCOCK.
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asiwhols numbor enrolled, %. Aver
ass daily attendance. a6. The follow
iMg have Lost no time
Lille Auldridge, Maggie Auidridge,
Grant KessleF, John TempIeton,f Otis
AaFsh. David Templetou, Wm. K.ass-
les. Washington Auldridge. Jennie
Manu-, Sadie kessler and Thomas
Marsh.
First CLAUS spelling twritten) The
ave best spoilers were Saliie kcssler
lss, VIM. ksssler I'd. Jennie Marsh 81,
Emma AGnew +th, Washington
Auldridge 9Th. a 100
Second class spelling ioral). Five
best for the month: Grant Kessler
frankie Marsh, George Regnetter,
Lixxie Regnetter and Thomas Marsh:
e Roll OF hOnor-Sallie Kessler, Jen-
Mo Marsh. Nm. kessler. Washing
ton Auldridge, Emma Agnew, Samuel
Tsmpleton, Lizzie Regnetter. Scott
Kessler and John Regnetter.
Branches taught-Orthograpby
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Cram
mar, Geography and Physiology.
EDGINGToN, Teacher.
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! - ,assss,s g: go: :.: :
to caution a9a!1 ! a. !N 70
ouires ! careful GtIWstxtUys 81 the CIR.
bolio actGi with othar inGredienfe pro
duce i soive that may b relied upon.
The genuine only guaranteed. Bee
that Ii bears the signature and private
esUpslUlnpy stampof J0HN RsUGNRY,
CuRRAN & Co., Proprieters, 8 and 8
lCollegs place, New York. sxSpd
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"A nom Courts or difIsrent states Tor de-
esrtion. 10. No publicity required. No
charge until divorce granted. Address
prodw,v, n. y noosh' AsS Smss
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"THE lectures which Col. Sanford
are delivering through the country are,
exciting all the enthusiasm which
waited on the earlier lectures by Ba-:
yard Taylor. The incidents pc mar.
rates are SO novel and fresh, the pic.
lures he draws of old world scenes so
graphic and interesting, and his man
ner- is so eloquent that he captivates
all hearers, and in most cities he is
called upon to deliver all three Of his
lectures. As we have him hut one
evening here Ton the 27th, insteaa Of
the 26th,as reported in the Joswnai)
he will probably give us his Sights
in Japan Many Of our exchanges
speak Of Col. Sanford as the moI el-
oquent man on the lecture platform. y
The shove is taken from she 7ri-
buneof Muscatine, WHEREBY pk SspfOrd
lectures one evening just ~ bH pm
ing here. @Tiptonis very fostuhste in
securing three nights Of the Colonel's
closely filed time. "What / saw in
China .sWhat l saw in Japan" and
what I saw in sRnssia," WIN be the
subjects treated respectively on
Wednesday, Thugsdsy and Friday
esenings-Januaty 2sth, 2sth and
3Oth.s
We might quote at any length
from papers whee6 Col. s. has lectur-
ed, to prove his IRE ability st repro
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= ALL those indebted ID Il yen-3
nings' meat market ere reqNeefed to]
settle up immediately with. Ed Nc
Curdy. tfa
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Honss WANrsp.-Horss wanted
81 ths Sinhssribss, sat Classses. Two
CT - xeaxosd Asssss. sound and
kind. fs0Q Ave y. eight .ysan CID.
Ml$S1 lyes Ads.
s ss;,ss = k.3:.Has8i "a
I viii pay ,ceph Tor the ssms. Omcs It
Hecht. RssdA Co.'S Ags
Clarence, Jan. 9Th, 1874 n2-sw
GsAxas s.cxssA pughout
this county, who would - boee in
the ADvrx1 es ! 1Adin hotice of
the time Of el = ctva nsetings,
togehef NTH the name = address
Of each SsefelaEy, vili - send US
the neccSuary infdrnatid1. The old
directory and notices Published last
year, were taken out Of the paper. be-
cause change in the name q tn bffi-,
GERS and the times of NE meetings had
made the whole thing % grossly in
correct that it was worse In roth
ing. ysvs4s a. vsssYe wsse u
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Homsbody's bssn gstsIngl married
| sgain y the Center. Melissa Larica
| ana Bob Faith. ~ ~ 80 l
The Disciples. Or CAmphsliltess havs
been holding : protrscsed meeting II
oar village. Several new converts
was the result. - -. .......'s
But the greatest Jurore Il about the
Fslis Onca, Juguar or Panther. that
y said to delight IN frightening the
inhAbitAnt. Of Poston's Grove. just
east " ss.a Great exci,emmt prevails.
Il has been seem once Or twice we bear,
but vhsehee itlwas real felis or .
uAAaunount5Ur some half stafved scAt,
- ere not prepared 10 ny. TAoss
Who saw u sDeFt u To b q bona fide
jaguaf. Though how do they know ?
osch auinAls have not bssnn oftsn
zen ofiase years. Two q three IN
succemfnt nstempts have besn made
- eaptsss IL. "A few, dAya ago some
seventy ar eighty men turned out and
acquired the grove In all direction.
hut Mr.. Painter" eluded them. We
don't heoros shy harm done, ave
Hoooin9 tews oseu 1ruuslo and o GOOD
deat 81 Uidnisht sessnading . u pan
thar solo. III Burt LEcLAIRE.
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The GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-This
document appears on the outside OF
this paper. Concerning its. .publica-
ton our horn Il not exalted. The
dailies, disregarding the customs and
courtesies which have become law in
such matters, published hast; Friday !;
and of course it is now almost out of
date. Our conscientiousness will yet
viii Us q martyrs crown Tor fools
CAPT. ss~ .asa es,ss.ss ts..,s..-rsa.rf
But there are yet, perhaps, some
of our readers who have not seen the
Message; and to them we will say
that, although Iengthy,a it. Isl well
worth perusal. 1t is very much more
interesting than the majority Of such
documents, and will give the reader
. better idea Of the general condi-
ton of State institutions and inter-
ests, and of the probable objects Of
legislation, than can be obtained by
three times the research in any other
way.
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1E19FK #8est ~
:. Nor1sE. Cord wood for sale in
Red Oak at private bargain ut ~
per cord in the timber. Apply to
John Scrogee, Red Oak. John Chap
pei will poiatspnt4 the wood. 3w3
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Castoria Is more than substitute for Castor Oil.
Il b the only SAFE article in existence which Is
tain to assiiate the food regulate the bowels
wind collie and produce natural sleep 1t contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol. and h pleas
ant to take Children need mot ory. and mothers
may rest, 1y41
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A Fitch muff was lost in Upton,
Tuesday, by US H Fl. Maynard.
The finder will be remunerated by
leaving it At City Drug Store.
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4 The whole number OF member IL
'zi9: whole number Of policies issued,
40. The amount insured. 6rst year,
vas $l78, elO. 90; amount each received
343.5S; amount cash paid out $3.50. OF;
leaving balance Of $lO1.56. Amount
Insured second year was S92, 400. 90;
amount cash received, $l76.73; amount
oAsh paid out, $3.50 81. Amount insur-
ed third year, $50, 1880; amount cash
received, $9O2.54 amount cash paid
out, $86e. 81; leaving balance in Treas-
ury of $43.O6. The whole amount In
sured, at the present time. is $500, 02O.-
90. Total cash received, In three years,
$l.5l6.S5. Total cash paid out, III three
years. 81, 47s.79.
To insure the same amount 10 first
class companies, would cost So, 254. "A,
from which deduct the present cost OF
insurance, $l,473.70, leaves . balance
OF 81, 780. 65 In our favor.
The house Of John Larue. insured In
this company, was burned January IA,
1873. The loes was adjusted on Satur-
day, the 18th. The amount OF tnsur-
anee was s954.oO, the adjusted loss was
$500 90. Being disappointed In getting
printing done, the assessment notices
were mot all mailed until the 9th Of
January. Mr.. Larue got his last In
stAllmcnt March 19th-fifty days after
the last notices were mailed.
d. w, SMITH, Sec'y and Treas'r.
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Mr.. EDIroR:-Th ADVERTISER COR
respondent of Springdale, took the
liberty to say, some six weeks since.
that I had gone from home to be treat
ed ~ soanper, % thought II might
not Be siniss, for the qualification Of
my numerous acquaintances, to great
.fsily acknowledge through the same
sehannel, that 4 believe the rose can.
ooT. - If W. designated. IL entirely
cured ~ g. w. Klmball, OF Toronto,
Clinton equity. The tumOr when re
moved was about three-quarters Of an
inch aor0ss, and nearly three-quarters
OF an inch In thickness.
Respectfully, 9. p. WooD. ,
! Towssend Thomas hss sold his farm
TO Jsnes Phsips-forty dollars per
sere. Father Fogs snld her valuable
fssm TO Romsin, from New Jsrsy.
y. John A. Gin u sgain coming to
epringdale % sell goods. 8. X. Bye
Joins him. aud = dry goods store east
OF Butief, Raiey 4 Co. IL looked for.
samuel Morrison gets the property
where r. M. CeOk ltvss.
Z. EiWood Macy md Joseph Hall were
thrown from . slei9h and severely
bruised one day hat week. In oross-
ling che railroad trabk The lock to their
keled nnfht M thu EAii and pitched
them out head foremost. They afe re-
Lawfis rasum VII. give a free lee
turs .uext seventh day eve, (the oath
lnst. y - the school house. Subject
A gpuesal meeting will commence
10 FT1ends meeting house on the 3lst
Inst. All are invited 70 attend.
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There is no pain which the Cen.
IN e iAiw Lihiasant win not relieve. no
ssseihsit viii not subdue, and no
M lameness which IL will not cure.
0SxX This ID strong language, but 1t u
Vk true. r has produced more cures
hedlnetsm, neuralgia, lock-
a1uIrl,a~ NV, palsy, spsains, swelinss,
mkedsbreasta. scalds, harms salt
EAenm. esr-ache, &c, upon the human ffAme, and
OF strains, SPAWN. gals, &c. upon animals - one
year than have al other pretended remeiies since
the world began. 1t = connter-irritant, an all
healing pair sretievers CrtTplss throw away their
crutches. she lame walk poisonous bites render
Cd harptess, sn1 the wounded are healed without
scar. II Is no hnmb0g. The recipe is published
around each bottle. 1t Is selling as no article
before Sold and II sells because II does just what II
pFetends 10 do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
natism. pain " swelling deserve TO suffer II they
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than lssecsr-
thcates OF remarkable cures including frozen
limbs chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumors.
So. have bean received. We viii send circular
containing certificates the recipe etc. gratis to any
one requesting Il. Ona bottle oftho yellow wrapper
Ceataur Linimeat Is worth 500 for spawned
MED horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep
NAA-ownen-thislin imsnt Is worth your attention
No family should be without Centaar l.lniment.
Sold ~ Ill Druggists. 50 cents per botle large bot
ties sl0o. J. B. ROSE & co. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
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- psiness changes naakes isnecsssa-
= NE underssgned 10 epe~ new
books altet the Isl inst, and to sestss
az eoyOssts Up to asat date 81 oaoe.
Persons indebted upon subscription,
'1sA~srk or ibr sassEiiees-a - es-
ptcially legal advertising win please
snkeno1s q thiss e our matters are
90 numerous and small thst IL win be
impossible for ~ % do osberkise
than put then IN the hands ef > coll
leetor after waiting . reasonable time
81 their settlement here -, : 9s
IS NJ aia sssMULFoRD 4 LoNaLxY.
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-Glasswars very low It Alden's.
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vxRTIsERs sent out on the Post's
e W HE beeR nttianed I've sixths
o5 them from : single locality. This
leaves very much more favorable
sheswing than We bad anticipated !;
and vi setsle down Is business with
about 1850 subscribers in the county
nass many more, we venture to say,
Tsnsn !. enjoyed By any other country
A. paper ia lows: To those who have
NtADt hSught NJ ADvva1fissn' North
to them q 30 per year, We have only
saa % cay wafh the utmost good feeling,
s'yon pays your H1oaey and yousakes
ss@.ygas 0h0iee!n Hut u the 80 time
Aptf stpng hopes Of their
:. NSehshnoh In he near future.
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Thirty Years Experience or an
Old Nurse.

"
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York.
For sale by all druggists. iys
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! vi w. II. Cobb's ssCash Store"
sscame up higher" on Monday--hav-
, ing removed from the old stand to
the beautiful new room in Reichert's
j bpildink, Just one door south Of
Dean, 1ngman 4 Young. We sup
pose Mr.. G. is now very busy open.
ing and arranging that large stock Of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-03-21
a ...stls 1Li9scsle's Dream as 1Otd
bY Dickens.

dined with Charles Sumner, last Sunday,
against my rule and as had stipulated for no
party, Mr.. Stanton was the only other guest
besides his own secretary. Stanton is a man
with a very remarkable memory, and extraor-
dinarily familiar with my books. H and Sum-
ner having been the first two men al the bed
side of the dying president and having re-
manned with him until he breathed his last,
we were led into very interesting converse
ton after dinner, when, each of them giving
his own narrative separately, the usual discrep-
ancies about details of time were observable.
Then Mr.. Stanton told us curios little story,
which will form the remainder of this short
letter. On the afternoon of the day on which
the President was shot there was cabinet
council, at which he presided. Mr. Stanton,
being at the time commonder in chief OF tho
Northern troops that were concentrated about
here, arrived rather late-ndeed they were
waiting for him-and, on his entering the room,
the President broke off in something he was
saying, and remarked "Let US proceed to bust
ness, gentlemen" Mr.. Stanton then noticed,
with great surprise, that the President sat with
great dignity il his chair, instead of rolling
about in the most ungainly attitudes, as his
invariable custom was, and that, instead of tell
ing prevalent or questionable stories, he was
grave and calm, and quite different man.
Mr.. Stanten, on leaving the council with the
attorney-general said to him. "That is the
tended for manya long day. What an extraor-
binary change in Mr.. Lincoln" The attorney
general replied, eve all saw that before you
came in. While we were waiting for you, he
said with his chin down on his breast, Gentle
men, something very extraordinary is going to
happen, and that very soon." To which the
attorney-general observed, something good sir,
I hope. Then the President answered very
gravely, III don't know don't know; but it
will happen, and shortly, too" They were all
impressed by his manner. The attorney gen
eral took him up again. "Have yo received
any information, sir, not disclosed TO us Pr
mo" answered the President; "but have had
dream, and have now had the same dream
three times-once on the night preceding the
battle of Bull Rum once on night preceding
such another (naming battle also not favora-
BILE to the North.) His chin sank on his breast
again, and he sat rejecting. "Might one ask
the nature of this dream sir?" said the attor-
ney-general. "Well, replied the President,
without lifting his head or changing his atti-
tude. 81 am on great, broad rolling river,
and am in boAt-and drift, and l drift
but this is not business, gentlemen" Mr.Stan-
ton and the attorney general said, as they walk.
ed on together, it would be curious to notice
whether anything ensued on this; and they
agreed to notice. He was shot that night
FOrSter's Life of Dickens.
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II Green COu1ltry1l1dn.

"Years ago, into wholesale grocery store in
Boston walked a tall, muscular-loos ing. raw
boned man, evidently fresh conner fFsm some
back town in Maine or New Hampshire. Ac
costing the first person he met, who happened
to be the merchant himself, he asked
"Ycu don't want to hire man in your store,
do your"
DWELL, said the merchant, I don't know !;
what can you do7"
"Do" said the man, ~ rather guess can
turn my hand to almost anything. What do
you want done?"
DWELL, if l was to hire a man, it would be
one that could lift we'll strong, wiry fellow !;
one, for instance, that could shoulder a sack of
coffee like that yonder, and carry it across the
store and never lay it down."
"There, now, captin," said our countryman,
that's just me. What will you give man
that can suit your"
81 tell you," said the merchant, off you will
shoulder that sack of coffee, and carry it across
the store twice and never lay it down, will
hire you for year at 500 per month"
"Done," said the stranger; and by this time
every clerk in the store had gathered around
and were waiting to join in the laugh against
the man, who, walking to the sack, threw it
across his shoulder with perfect ease, as it was
not extremely heavy, and walking with it twice
across the store, went quietly to a large hook
which was fastened to the wall, and hanging
Inc Seek upon IL, turned To inc mercnant anu
peid-r
"Therc; now it may hang there till Dooms-
day; l shan't never lay it down. What shall
| 90 about mister? Just give me plenty to do
and 500 month, and it's all right
The clerks broke into laugh, but it was cut
of the other side of their mouths; al the mer-
chant, discounted, yet satisfied, kept to his
agreement, and to-day the green co1ntryman
is the senior partner in the firm and worth half
a million dollars.
[Quick wit, good sense, and a will ugness to
work were the foundation of this mat Is success.
One cause which prevents half our young men
from "rlsing in life" is disinclinatien to work.
They are afraid of doing themselves that which
was appointed for another to do, ami so eight
shy" of their own and the interests of their
employer. To succeed, one must make it his
duty to do all he can for the good OF the
Germ in which he is Employed eye service will
surely be detected, as real service will as sure
ly be discovered, appreciated, and rewarded.
Young men LIKE T0ad bI be hdne make
chronological Journal.
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The Safe Of Otd Bachelors.

dreamed dream, in the midst of my sumbers,
And fast as dreamed, it was coined into numbers,
And thoughts ran along in such beautiful meatre,
I'm sure meier any poetry sweeter.
1t seemed that a law had been recently made,
That tax old bachelors pates should be laid;
And in order to make them all willing to marry,
The tax as large man could well carry;
The bachelors grumbled-and said twas no use,
Twas horId injustice and shameful abuse,
And declared that to their own hearts blood from
splitting,
OF such vile tax, they would ne'er pay shilling.
But the rulers determined their course to pursue,
So they set the old bachelors up at vendue;
A crier was sent through the town to and fro
To jingle his bell and his trumpet to blow;
And TO call out to all he might meet in the way,
"Hol Forty old bachelors sold here todayr
And presently all the old maids in the town,
Each arrayed in her best bonnet and gown;
From thirty to sixty; fair, plain red and pale,
Ofevery description all focked to the sale.
The auctoneer then in his labors began,
And called out aloud he held up man,
''How much for a bachelorp Who wants to buy3 ?"
In a twink every maiden responded-"I! II"
In short at a hugely extravagant price
The bachelors all, were sold off in trice;
And forty old madens, some younger, some older,
Each lugged an old bachelor home by the shoulder.
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In accordance with that principle it was no.
sufficient to prove that Peep did not sign the
will. 1t should also have been shown that he
ought not to have done SO. So far, then, find
nothing to prevent Mr.. Smiths taking the
property. But, greatly to my regret flor have
great respect for the family of which his Illus
trious name shows him to be member) the
last objection is fatal one: There were no
witnesses. The statute provides that there
should be. John Smith can't have them water
lots, and a decree must be entered to that effect
The costs must be paid by the man who owns
the property devised, for do not find that any
other of the parties have any.
do not think there has been any fraud in
this matter. The forgery of the testator's sig
nature is, indeed, wrapped in mystery" but
cannot suspect that any of my fellow-citizens,
to whose suffrages am indebted for call pos
sess and almost all I know" would be guilty
of doing any wrong in the premises.
PETER Q. G. SHoRTMAN,
Surrogate, Greenfat, Hamilton county.
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North Gag Street Column.
{ABcYE THE mARKET.J
Old Town Millinery House,
No. 25S North Gay street,
BALTIMORE.

MILLINERY and Ladies Furnishing Goods,
Qu Bonnets and Hats changed to the latest
New York styles for less than half the cost of
new ones, and to look as well. We have fine
assortment of Flowers and Feathers just arri
we'd from New York to which we invite your
attention, and also to the Fall and Winter
Bonnets and Hats of the Latest New York
styles. Ribbons, Ribbon Velvets, Velveteens,
Silk Velvets and Silks,
IN ALL COLORS,
Hose from to so cents and Balbriggans so, %
and IS cents. Bustles, breast extentions, hoop
skirts, merino vests and pantalets collars, cuffs,
lace collars and scarfs. Band Boxes given
away with each Bonnet and Hat. Fine assert
ment of Wooden Goods, Children's Caps, Bon
nets, Coats, Leggins, Sacks, Hoods, &C., also
Ladies' Hoods, &c.
Ms- The above goods will be sold cheap.
Nf- Please call and examine our Goods be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs NJ. C. SKIPPER & CO.,
July Sly. 25S North Gay st.