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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
The Weekly Star.

The WEEKLY STAR of this week is now
ready. 1T contains full report of the
Ohio State election returns up to this
date; names of members-elect of the
next Legislature and the official MAORI
ties on the State and county ticket;
interesting editorials on the current
topics of the day; newsy and spicy edi-
torial paragraphs; q large amount OF
interesting local matter OF general inter-
est; the final premium awards made by
the Industrial Exposition; the latest
news by telegraph; a full summary OF
the news Of the past week; Personals,
Poetry, Humorous Gossip, odds and
Ends, Religious Intelligence, Book and
Magazine Reviews, interesting corre-
spondence from different parts Of the
country, several short stories OF interest,
scientific, agricultural and literary read
ing, Historical and Biographical sketches,
full and complete Home and Foreign
Market and Financial Report. Price 4c
in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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As a oinoinnatian Secs "a.

A letter from Cincinnatian who is
travelling in Germany, written to friends
in this city, says;
Sunday was a big day-it was. the
yearly "Kirche Einweiung." On Sal
urday, when l arrived, everybody was
baking cakes for the feast. l telt as II
could give something to have you and
your family here to enjoy the pure
mountain air and the strange rural Ger
man scenery, and for Dan and Ahbie to
embrace some of their German cousins.
This Is said to be most fruitful year,
and seems to be truly sueh. The coun-
| try fpNm Darmstadt to Weinheim and
| Worms is the hest that l have seen in
South Germany. The Rhine country
from Dusseldorf TO Frankfort is very
beautiful to look at, but is not SO good
| for the farmer, and will not produce as
many varieties or as much fruit. 1t has,
however, more grapes, more mountains,
more castles and more fne scenery.
Ihave found a great many things in
Germany about as l expected; / lind the
people are not so hard to understand as
thought they would be. am learning
| TO speak better every day, and when
| they ask me wnere belong, and l tell
them am an American they won't be-
| lieve it.
| The country-is much better improved
and far more beautiful than / expected
to tind it, but considering the amount
they have or could have, and the amount
of time they expend on living and rails.
ing eatabes, have come to the conclu.
sion that they don't know how to live as
well as Americans. They eat too often
(about five times day }, and never en-
ljoy what we term good square meal"
Poor people at home live better than
the rich do here. Wine is going to be q
full crop, and tobacco is looking fine. !
visited the grand old castle here Hell
delberg) to-day, and climbed up the
mountain to the Konig's Schulz and the
Molken Kuhr, and had ne view of the
Rhine country. l go from here TO Carls'
ruhe aud Munich, and thence TO Swilz
erland, Italy, and get to Paris in Decem'
ber.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
REWARDED.

Steele & Price, the manufacturers Of Dr.
Prlce's Cream Baking Powder and DIR. Prices
True Flayorlng Extracts, are rewarded by nav
ing accredited to them the reputation Of manu-
featuring good articles. 1t is q shameful CON
fession to make that many people are willing
to use atiulrerated articles, because of small
reduction in price; and IN doing SO often sub
jecting themselves to injurious effects, for i
must not be supposed that thgse who are will
ing, at the cost of reputation and for the pur
pose of gain, to impose adulterated goods OF
The public, would hesitate to use injurious
adulterants. DR.. Prices Baking Powder ant
made, require in preparing articles Of foot
one third less in quantity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
Anltssenlents.

THE GRAND OPERA-uoUsE.-Mr.C Chan
tFan drew. very good audience at this
house again last evening, and though
the gallery held more than its proper
ton for house like the Grand, the re-
manning portion of the audience was
very select. The play, as we have had
secession to mention before, is beautiful
ty s.set," and from the star to the utility
man there is not word OF fault 10 be
found. Mr.. Chanfrau's ''KlV is O mas
terIy piece Of acting, and If 1t were not
tor the very sensational character OF the
play it would undoubtedly be ranked
with sRip Van Winkleo and others of the
eccentric school. The matinee perform
anee of ssEast Lynne" yesterday, was
magnificent. Miss DeForrest, Mrs.
Grattan and Mr. Mark Price acquitted
themselves as only thorough artists can
do.
WOODS sTHEATER.-"Col.S Sellers" was
the attraction again last evening at this
house. The audience was one OF the
largest OF the season, standing room be.
i1g u thing of great price. Mr.. Raymond
needs no extended criticism at this
time. The is an artist in the true sense Of
the word, which TACT has been proven te
fhe world long before this. Ii only re
mains for US to say that ne, upon las
evening. was the same "ColoDel sellers
that nc has always been. The supper
was excellent, that Of Miss Cumming
being faultless.
THE NATIoNAL--"Wnd Bill" drew
smother large audience last night. Tn
MAY 10 an evenings entertainment itseli
kqtt with the varieties in the way Q
spngs, dancee, "enardoter bits" added
the programme 10 one that is rarely SUI
uassed ~ variety tBeatef
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21

Y EGAL-Court of Common Pleas, Hamilton
| County, Ohio.-Porch, Conant u Barker
VS.. James Clark and robert Clark.-James
CLARK and Robert Clark, of the state OF Ken
lucky, will take notice that E. NJ Porch. j. NJ
Conant Il j. +. Barker, of Pulaski county. KY.
did on the 18th day Of October, A. d., 1915, file
the petition in the Court OF Common Pleas.
Hamilton county, Ohio. against said James
Clark and Robert Clark setting forth That said
defendants. were indebted 10 p!antids 10 the
sum OF 500 90 on draft executed 70 a. tslry,
or order. September 18th, 1875. and by him as-
signed to plaintiffs; also 81 0j protest; also, ior
sS5 20 had and received september 9TH 1871.
Also tiiat the Trustees Of the Cincinnati south
ern Railway Company have been garnisheed
in the premises. r.gt
Aud the said James Clark and Robert ClasE
are no,ined that they are eaeh required 10 APP
| pear and answer said petition on. or before 4bs
| third saturday after the 21th lay OF ,oleinbeIs
| A. D., 1915. DJRHAM Il FORAKER, y
Attorneys for PlMntifa
CINCINNATI, Oct 18th, 1915. oc4-BtVh
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A cane said to be 900 years old has
been brought to the office OF the Bing-
hampton Republican by Mr.. Howell. IL
is made of reed, has an ivory top, and
also brass ferule. 1t is claimed for
this interesting staff that it was first
owned by Prince Howell the Good, oi
Wales, in the 9th century, and Mr.
Howell claims that he is descended
from the Prince, and the legitimate in
heritor of the cane. This relic Of "hlgh-
born Hoel" is to be exhibited at the
Centennial Festival.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21

lily the husband and five children have
died, and the widow, with five or six
children, are returning to their former
home on the Parker. The mother is the
only well one of the family, but is al
most worn out with the care of her sick
ones. Capt. Wise, who is one of ma
ture's own noblemen, has a sympathetic
heart and will do all within his power
for the comfort of these unfortunates.
The Parker will arrive here about Sat
urday,
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NORTH
RATTIMORE!

MARYLAND's TEMPERANCE JOURNAL
The spiCiest Temperance Newspaper OF the
Timesl Every issue brimful OF Spark.
ling IIumo and Brilliant Sayings!
Contains. temperance News from ail Sec
tiops of the United Stairs. original and Choice
Selected stories, Poetry, etc., etc.
Monthly only forty cents a year. Specimen
free! Address Lafayette SteWarts
MORE, MD, su1e-d&w.H
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NOTICE is hereby given that an applica ion
IN will be made TO Hon. William Allen, Gov
ernor OF the State of Ohio, for the pardon 81
Alexander Morrison, convicted at the January
term, A. D.. 1870, of the Hamilton County Conn
mon Pleas Court of burglary and cutting with
intent to kill and sentenced to thirty yearf
imprisonment in all; by his mother, Mrs. Nor
rison.
ed ged this 1Ith day Of October, A. d., 1875.
CHARLES w. BAKER,
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, hamilton
county, Ohio. ocl4-5tIh
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

CEALED Proposals will be received at my
- office on Rockdale avenue, in the village OF
Avondale, until IL o'clock NJ. Of Thursday, Oct
2lst, 1875, for the construction Of a plank side
walk on the north side of South Crescent ave.
nue., In accordance with the specifications or
file In the office of the Corporation Clerk of sale
village The village Council reserve the righ
to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the village Council.
fLAMEN BALL, JR:, Corporation Clerk.
nca1421
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
Dsa,hs ON ty.s Steamer y. ID. par,sey

The Cincinnati and Memphis packet,
James d. Parker, Capt. Rob't w. Wise,
bound here, arrived at Evansville yes
terday, where she reported having buried
Tuesday night, at Tradewater, two oil
her deck passengefs, belonging to fam.
ily named Bran, VINO formerly resided
near Covington, KY, but have recently
heen located in Arkansas. 0f thls lam
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
LEGAL.
"sEND FOR PRICE LIST"
au28- -TuTh&S If

HNHE Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton
L County, Ohio.-Thomas NJ Ward plaintiff.
VS.. Loretta v. Ward, defehdant.-Divorce.-
The defendant will take notice that on the l6lh
day of September, 1875, the plaintlf filed hie
petition in the Clerks Office OF the HamitOs
County Common Pleas Court, in the above case
charging the defendant with gross neglect OF
duty ami willful absence for m re than three
years, and praying for divorce and other prop
er relief Sa,d cause will be for hearing 10 six
weeks from date hereof
G. W. EARNIsr, ATTY for Plaintiff.
| SEPTEMBER l6, 1875. sei8-6tTh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
SOCIETY NOTICES.

r o. o. F.-WASHINGTON ENCAMP-
MENT No. 9 meets TIL U RSDAY EVEN
ING, at 71z O'Clock. Patriarchs of other En-
camDments invited. The Patriarchs of Union
Drill Corps are speedily invited to be present,
and all those wishing to join said corps. By
order.
oc2O-at+ H. c. POWERS, Scribe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21
IRON STAG ROOFING.

IRON STAG ROOFING AND PAVING
| COMPANY, eS3, 2S5 ahd 2S7 Broadway
Iron Stag Roofing was awarded the First Pre-
MUM at the Industrial Exposition. All kinds
of Composition Roofing done in the best style,
and guaranteed. Tin Roofs painted and coat
ed, and all kinds of old roofs repaired. Car
rage drives. sidewalks, cellars, stables, &C.,
neatly paved with the Iron Stag Pavement.
All Kinds of Roofing Material and ron-clad
Roofing Paint for sale oc12-2m, Tu, THIS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-21

DAINTERS MANUAL. = House and sign
/ painting, graining, vanishing, polishing
kalsomining, papering, lettering, staining
gliding, &C., so cts. Book Of Alphabets, 90;
Scrolls and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, so. Soapmaker, 25. TaSidermist,
80. or booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau street, New York
taul9-d&w,t]
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CARPENTER'S MANUAL. = A practical
guide to use OF all tools and all operations
OF the trade; also drawing for carpenters,
forms of contracts. specifications. plans. Nc;
with pIain instructions for beginners and ful
Glossary Of terms used in trade. lllustsai ed
SO cents, OF booksellers. or by mail. JESSF
UANRY Il CO., 11y Nassau street. New York
'teul0-d&W,tfl
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Scribner's Monthly for 1876
A LONDON EDITION OF ST. NICHOLAS.

We take pleasure in announcing that
we have arranged to issue an edition OF
ST.. NICHOLAS In London. We feel that
ST. NICHOLAS will not suffer by compar-
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the other side of the Atlantic, and that
it should receive as grateful welcome
in England as it has In America.
From the fathers and mothers, and the
children themselves; from literary men,
critics, clergymen, and the newspaper
press all over this country, have come
to US the warmesu words of praise.
John g. Whit er, our Quaker Poet,
seems only TO express the universal sem
| timent, when he writes:
| "H is little to sag Of 81. Nicholas thGt
1t Is the best Chttds Periodical IN the
| World"
The New York Tribune utters but the
verdict of the American Press, when it
says:
"In the aualonche of immoral literature
that threatens the children, some strong,
really a1hOtesome. and realty attrdctiUe
magazine is required for them. and ST.
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The prospectus of ST. NICHOLAS for
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In addition to contributions from
THE FIRST WRITERS OF AMERICA,
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ga friend In need is friend indeed"
and such DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup has
emiuently proven itself to be. Thou
sands of testimonials. Try it. Price,
% nnniG
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E0RGA FLORIDA :s59 S:iS ssSsti

should subscribe Tor the MORNING NEWS. pub
iished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
50 per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
in these States, should use It's columns. 1t is
the best paper in the Southeast. Specimen
copies sent on receipt Of cents. Address j.
II. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DECKER BROTHERS. Grand Up-
right and Square Pianos, the Estey
Organs, and "a large assortment OF
various other standard makes of
Pianos and Organs. Purchasers
Will find Inducements worthy. i. of
their attention.
ID. HI. BALDWIN & co.
ja16-1y-Tu. THIS
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NOTICES.

Gem ent. Plaster, Lime,
CEWER PIPE, Fire Brick, Lawn Vases,
y Flue Innings, Patent Chimneys,. Chimney
Tops, Stove LiIiings, Plastering Hair, White
Sand, Fire Sand, Sc. All Terra Gotta Build
ing Material. JOHN V. NICOLAI
Corner w alnut and Water sts.,
oc5-1mo Cincinnati o.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05

it-MsCi AND TIE PEETESsE OF SrPE'
81. i'cETIY ; the specious cry Of the
..a.4aco,iIe agains; the men OF capital
d. ) enterprise who carry OF our larger
.-.,ler:akiuss; and tie game OF casting
- stis,2a upon all public lien who stand
u tic way Of the subtle Lypocricies of
tie ,;2ae. Lave had their day on the Pa
lie coast. The election of Sharon to
!... Senate indicated the turn il the tide.
5'eopic had got their eyes open to the
n4tGse a the game the Independent
Pes, AID the GemaSogues who below
= its wake were playing. Results were
.rs:.led against iault-frdings; mon who
.-soraplish great things were granted a
-i-t anu unbiased hearing at the bar of
E:b!.c opinion; and the Weapon OF De-
i:.c,so; was found to lave done more
faru than good and to be productive of
WIS. ulaiisuities and injustice. At last
...s practical nan Of enterprise has had
- day Il. court AID the result is the dis
c-:.G;;u-e OF his carping critics. The
'saz il. tie Manger is dying.
We mark, with rising hope, tie hum
81 speech and apologize tone of the
5,ss;er,l Union Telegraph Company's
;!Aragers They almost beg for terms
a-i L.arir;. They promise better
tL.,.,s ic- tie future, and talk il :. COIN
iej.i:.g tone which is i'll surprising con-
'r-,t to their oil style Of saying things.
They AID ,heir ally in iniauity, con-
sr.-.-ciy arl Wholesale SANDER, The Asso-
:.t,d Press, begin to feel that the power
s.-sy have SO long misused is slipping
.,aav iIo-u them. san Francisco las
.ohr;. II, chains AMI smashed the power
tie Infamous B.dltia forever. Already
s.e Sacramento Jstio,. is many months
load of its own cankerins policy and
-.-.ei IL the Potters' Field Ct paupered
sI;.aity. The great sacrifice Of Eal-
ems death seems not to have been
.-Lu.ly II vain. Pity but lie could have
l.-l TO Sc the clouds break and tie sun
shine over tie ruins Of the power Of the
sstau:c Press but the consolation re-
l.,.irs ~ d., that in lis death the people
-..ned IL new incentive TO straugle the
q, tiend OF rnalisnity which for so
Lazy years Las sat and brooded and
i:u~red Ike :. pesiilert Plague upon the
q iec;s cLI fabrics OF eutcrprise-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05

aE AAcw JoHs EIDNELi. pretty we'll.
Il.5e l. 20 -Lam abou: hin. Some
I>.e,l yr,:snd 20 think themselves great.
E;.ov.o- g.. IL. i.I.c. tl.at they are very
Ia. is,i:ots- john honesty thinks
:,caeit a great aid good man. He looks
= himself, Ii, great boxes, his solemn
neg. lis sogyy manner and his great big
---:l. AID lie honestly thinks that lie is
De- neg Ci-cinna;us. Probably LIS thinks
saat lie /, elected. When lie finds out
li.,:t La Is not, Lc will reprehend the
Eli.u!az voice Is l. cheat. His trown
ron tie multitude and their frivolties
vii lie whitening to contemplate. He
.-ili continue to look Ike & very great
- neglected statesman; will continue
- demean himself like retired Roman
i. 60 is like to be called from the pillow
10 tie to-Uu; Will continue to have full,
,:adcub;iuc confidence il his own inhe-
glc. srearle-- and will still maintain
Il uushaa4E aul uLsLakabie faith IN
tl.e future historian to do him justice
al 40. hin up. stuffed, in the museum
,1s El,!er Dombev, the Reverend sir.
i'tcks.if and Mr.. Josiah Bouuderby, of
CpLe;our- Age cannot wither nor GUS
:oIL stale his Infinite col.posure.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05

The DcLLT Walden National CONVEX
ton viii Be very unanimous next sum-
Lax. II viii have tu: one voice, one
purpose. One constituency, one chair
ian. one candidate. Indeed, it is the
,ao=t unanimous party we ever heard Of.
1t Is a charming example of oneness.
1, viii be convened by Booth talked to
from Booths balcony; LIE for Booth
ec:e for Booth have Booth for chair
I=sa. secretary and committee on ere
dsntiais, platform and resolutions, and
iouinate Booth for President. Vice
P-ssidert and Presidential Electors
TX j. is entirely and solely Of Booth. for
B3oti ard in Booth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05
" holeSAi lie Banging.

Little Rock. September ga dispatch
By courier from Fort Smith to Atlas
forty miles distant from the nearest
telegraph Office, says that the hanging
of the six men at that place to-day
passed Of in quiet. The condemned
men were brought out at $50 and
assembled tl.e scaffold at 10 A. NJ. They
showed nerve and refused to make any
confession. Moore said he was game
man and would die game. Tooy said
he was as anxious to so as the spectators
were to see him go. Washington said
nothing. Evans said nothing. Camp
bell and Mankeller said they were limo
cent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05

WHEN TEE INDEPENDENTS look ut
Booth. all over. and weigh him by Sam
Seabough's standard, they must feel
proud and swaetly content that that
small package contains and represents
all there is left of Anthony 4 Morrill,.
Fitch u Pickering, Bidwell and Pacheco,
Swift and Essee. Drury Malone and Dolly
Warden, her calico overskirt, petticost
and all. 1t is a beautiful party that can
be wrapped UP in such case as that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-05

I n n
EoAD.-We find the following statement
| in the Si!ysr State of Friday
| 90 o;.;, .,;,.a-- .rr;-o1 ,,oro
YESTERDAY and unjer the direction Of s
+ Iau,srne will nrncae1 i,nmediatelv
| to make a preliminary survey of The
| Winneuucca and Oregon Railroad route.
| Teams and camp equipments for the
corps are expec,ed 70 arrive TODAY. and
the marty will proceed at once to take
attitudes and look out the most favorable
route. We are informed that they in
tend TO start near the dapot and nrnceed
south of Wiunemuccs mountain. running
in northwesterly direction to the north.
east corner of California thence TO
klamath Lake. where the road will il
tersacr the California and Oregon Rail-
road, now completed to Shasta, Califor-
mia. The distance from Winnemucca to
Klamath Lake is about 800 miles, ard it
will take three or four months to make
the preliminary survey, after which the
locating survey will be made as soon as
possible. This is conclusive evidence
that the COMPANY mean business. and
that railroad from this poiu: to OREGON
will l,e built al an early Jar.
\ disturbance OF rather a serious
character has occurred on board the
Triumph. one Of the Channel squadron
ships now at Davenport, in England.
The men have been refused the privilege