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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-02
New York.
A Scientific HOax-Sale of Pictures
DIR. StOrrs- Rescued Sailors

A Scientific HOax-Sale of Pictures
DIR. StOrrs- Rescued Sailors
Cuba.
NKW YORK, Nov. 2.-The largest sin
gle private sale of oil paintings ever
made in this country took place at Quo.
pil's Gallery yesterday. Masterpieces by
Meissonier were sold, and realized large
prices. A painting of Moliera brought
200. The Last Came" by .Meisson-
ier, brought $4,000; other single paint
ings brought SIC, 900, 5000 and Sd, 900, re-
spcctiyeiy. The collection, which EN-.
braces works of the highest class. is to
be sent to Europe. H
1t Is said that scientific gentleman OF
this city, who has already given to the
world several important inventions in
topography, has discovered a process
by which he is enabled to estimate the
body OF Gre contained in mine Just
opened.
Rev. DR.. Storrs, of Brooklyn, has ac-
cepted call to preside over the First
Church in New York.
The steamship Gamma, from Bermuda,
arrived yesterday, bringing Captain Gif.
ford and crew, twenty-nine in all, OF the
American bark Edward Everett, aban-
d0ned October 11th, the crew having
been taken of and carried to Bermuda
by the Dutch brig Havana. The Gamma
also brought Captain Casanova and
crew of ten men of the Portuguese
schooner Pedro III, which foundered
October 21st, near Bermuda.
The Heralus special from Washington
says politicians are greatly perplexed as
to the nature of our relations with Spain
on the subject of Cuba, but it is believed
that the Washington note Will prove to
be a proposal Of this Government for the
purchase of Cuba; that President Grant
regards with uneasiness the probability
OF an early triumph Of the Cuban rebels
and the establishment of an independent
republic on the island, thus rendering
the Island neutral and dangerous point
tor the Government in the event of war,
and that Caleb Cushing, through instruc-.
tions, has offered the Spanish Govern
ment the alternative or selling cuba to
the United States or abiding the conse-
quences of refusing.
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T'erSe Iete0rdnas,.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-This being a legal
holiday, very little business is being
done. #t
BROOKLYN, Nov. 2.--The revival meet
ing at the Tabernacle, this morning, was
filled to oyerfowing. Service began at
: O'Clock.
PETERsBoRo. N. Y. Nov. 2.-The saw
and grlst mill of Barker Brothers
was burned to the ground early this
morning; insured for $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The proceed
ings OF the Third District Court of Utah
ordering that the Imprisonment of
Brigham Young be made the
subject of Cabinet consideration
The question is whether the arrest OF
Brigham Young could be- made on the
grounds claimed by the woman, for the
reason that her marriage with Young
was iIlegitimate.
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Mr.. John Z. PEBBLES, prominent iron
manufacturer OF Portsmouth,, is in the
city.
L. g. Damarin, Esq, one Of Ports
mouths heaviest gr0cefs and most solid
men, is in town.
Solicitor Strong is in Columbus to.
day, looking after the city's interests in
the Humphreys mandamus case.
Rev. VIM. Gausepohl conducted the
All .Saints'-day exercises at the CORY.
vile Church yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. L. Hegewisch, F. de SeyilIa.
Oscar E. Wheeler and Edward Earle.
all Of New York, are at the Grand
Hotel.
MIR. Frank j. Cakes, of the Crawford
House, has been appointed Commits
sioner Of The New Orleans Industrial
Exposition.
Mr.. s. s. Harris, Of Waynesville, a
prominent railroad man. is in the city in
the interests OF the Miami Valley Mar
row-gauge road.
Rev. Father Ubaldus, of St. Francis
Church, conducts some unusually inter-
esting services at ST. Georges Church,
Corryyille, on Sunday next.
Mr.. D. Allen and S. Irons, ESQ, two Of
Lebanon's heavy men, are In the city to-
day, looking after the affairs of the Miami
Valley Narrow-gauge Railroad.
President Ingalls,, of the l., C. 81.
railroad, was Yesterday reelected to his
position as Director and President. Mr..
IngalPs reputation as a railroad man is
OF the best, and is only equaled by his
with the general public. Ev-
rybody who has to do with the l., q. g.
l.. will congratulate themselves upon his
reelection.
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Boating and BANKING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-The Upiver-
sity Boat Club has decided to send on a
crew to row at the Interstate College
regatta; at the philadelphia Centennial
regatta next year. Delegates have been
selected to represent The Club at the
coming Convention, and a crew has
been put to work to prepare themselves
ior the contest.
The doors Of the National Gold and
Trust Bank are still closed.
A crowd assembled in front of the
bank early in the day, but none were
admitted. The officers still claim that
the bank is perfectly solvent. Cashier
Thompson says the assets are So, AIS, ,2S1; /;
liabilities 81, 1888. The assets are re-
ported good. lie says depositors will be
paid in ninety days. Ii is not certain
whether the bank will go on after that
time Oh not.
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Mormon -ROthschlEds

SALT LAKE, ov.2.-Brigham Youug's
health is unchanged. He is still under
arrest, and says he. will live and die in
prison before paying the alimony.
Elder George Reynolds, a prominent
member of the Mormon Church, arrested
tor polygamy some time since, but dis
charged on account of the illegality OF
the Grand Jury, was again indicted by
the. present Grand Jury for polygamy,
and arrested to-day.
Baron Rothschiids. the Paris banker,
and party, are here, en-, route for Aus.
tralia.
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LAST EDITION.
The Elections To-day.
IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-There is great ex-
-citement in the various pool-rooms and
headquarters over to-day's elections.
At Johnston's pOol-room on Broadway
over 5000 people visited last evening,
and very heavy SUNG were staked on the
result of the election. There is not much
interestin the State ticket, which it is
claimed will be Democratic by 5000.
The chiefinterest centers In the Fourth
Senatorial District in the contest be-
tween Fox and Morrissey. Fox stock is
up, and pools were sold 100 to IS In Fox
favor. Recorder Hackett will most like
ly be reelected; also, District Attorney
Phelps. The Anti-Tammany men feel
confident.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 2-The excite
ment runs high among politicians over
the election, and voting commenced in a
spirited manner as soon as the polls were
opened. The Republicans claim they
will have majority OF 1900 on the city
ticket, and that Schroeder for Mayor will
get even larger majority. The Demo-
Gratis are equally confident, and claim
sand, and the county by eight thousand.
Several small rows took place at the
opening of the polls in some OF the lower
wards, but nothing serious has vet oc-
CURED. Trouble is, however, antici-
pated.
ALBANY, Nov. 2.--The election ia
causing muck more excitement than is
usually observed in an off year. Both
parties are working hard and there is
every prospect OF very full vote being
p0lled. In he'looal canvass the Repub-
licans are sanguine and predict the elec-
tion Of Harris, Republican candidate for
Senator, by 1000 majority, and Wendell,
Republican candidate for Treasurer, by
? 900, and two or possibly three Assem-
blymen. The Democrats are equally
confident, and say they will sweep every
Thing. Last year the Democratic vote
mere was 3,0OOmore than the Republican
vote. This year there is but one Demo-
cratic ticket in the field. M
AT the Dslevan House pool selling has
been IN progress all day. The State
ticket Is sold two to one that Bigelow.
Democrat, will be elected. It seems to
be the general impression that the vote
In the State will be close.
The sky Is overcast ana light.damp
snow falling.
IN MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, Nov. 2.-The election in
This state to-day is one OF unusual inter-
sst. Both parties have made extra0rdi-
nary Efforts to influence voters. The
iblest representatives have Travelled
rom one end to the other delivering
speeches in all the principal cities and
5owns. No predictions can with safety
Je made as 10 the result. A heavy vote
% being polled, and both parties are
everywhere working vigorously.
IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2--The excitement over
he election continues TO grow more in.
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FretQhtS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The General Freight
Agents of the Eastern lines held meet
ing here yesterday, and decided to leave
the rates untouched for the present, but
an increase will be made ina few weeks.
The meeting determined upon the fol-
lowing rates for the transportation Of
hogs, the same to take effect immediate.
ly: TO Boston, rs cents per hundred
pounds; to New York, 10 cents; Phila-
bany, s. cents; Buffalo, 40 cents.
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ON CHANGE.
Announcement or The Death of John s.
Sloan.

announcement or The Death of John s..
Sloan.
President Chas. II. Holloway, at noon
to-day, on Change, called the members
together, and announced the sudden de-
mise of Mr.. Jno. S. Sloan in the follow
ing remarks:
"Gentlemen of this Board: Itis pain
full duty have in announcing the death
of one of our most active members.
Died suddenly, at his residence on
Dayton street, this city, Monday, Nov. l..
at $3.50 p. NJ, John S. Sloan, an active
member OF this body. Gentlemen, am
panied to announce this sad and sudden
death OF our worthy brother. 1
have had the opportunity of a
social as well as business
acquaintance swith the deceased, and
have learned with many of you to ad-
mire his manly and generous nature, but
he has been taken from us in the zenith
of his usefulness. There are few OF our
floor than was John s. Sloan.
He mas held positions of trust and honor
on your most important. committees and
has been Vice President OF this Cham
ber, and in such positions OF honor and
trust he always lid his duty
conscientiously. Gentlemen, he was
with US yesterday, full of life, full OF
hope and vitality, but to-day he is gone;
which is plainly illustrative that in the
midst of life, we are in DEATH The fu.
neral will be announced in to-m0rrow,s
papers. Gentlemen of the Chamber,
what action will you take2,
On motion or Al. Mullane, Esq.,a com.
mittee OF five. members were appointed
to draft suitable resolutions. President
Holloway announced as suoh committee
s. r. Coyington. Benz. Eygleston, W. ii.
Gilpin, Joseph A. Wrenn and Chas. Il.
Hayward
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Fatal Shooting.

PoTTsynLE, Pa, Nov. 2.--About ten
O'Clock this morning party Of men got
into an alteration in saloon at Mi
nersville, when John McYeigh shot
Anthony McCale, OF Primrose, in the
bowels. McCale is not expected to re-
cover. The quarrel originated from
dispute last night at ball, given by a
fire company.
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Laid Up.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 2.--Captain Thcs.
G. Young died suddenly here this morn
ing, aged s.. He was1an old well-known
whaler, and commanded the ship Favor
ite, Of New Bedford, when 1t was cap
tured by the rebel cruiser Shenandoah.
He had an unsettled claim against the
Government Of $4,000, for the loss Of the
Yespel
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The Grand Jury fer November was i'm
paneled and commenced Its labors at 2
2. II. to-day. The following are the
names: JOHN A. Ashbury, Geo. A. Will
helm, Frank Hocken, John Foss, Thos.
A. Ellie, Louis Hageman, John J. Fergu-
jesse j. = Leeds. r l. lockwood &C. " .. eJsSy john
Hutton, VIM. Dunkannon, II. d. Har.
baugh, Lewis j. Yinson.
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Election Riot.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 2.--Much exite-
ment prevails in this city over tie elec-
tion, and street brawls are numerous
throughout the city. In the Fifth ward
about eleven O'Clock mob of about
two hundred negroes made o raid
upon voting place and fired sew
eral shots into the crowd. They
also attacked the police. 1t was not un-
til the officers had emptied their revol-
vers that the rufians were dispersed.
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The motion for change of venue in
the Egner case was set for hearing this
morning. A considerable crowd was
present at opening of court and no little
curiosity manifested as to the resulS.
On the opening of court, however, Mr..
Blackburn as counsel for the prisoner
stated ne had decided to withdraw the
motion and allow the case TO be tried
here. The trial was set for November
ed,
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The Fas. Train TO be Con,,nuea.

The Fast Train to be Continued.
BOSTON, Nov. .--President'C Chaplin, Of
the Boston and Albany railroad, has
abandoAed his intention, for the present
at least, OF withdrawing she train leav-
ing Boston, at 8 A. NJ, for Albany. N.
Y, carrying the fast mail for the West.
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4 Raoe for LIRE.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Broeher and
sentenced to death for mur-
der, at Coushatta, filed their shackles
and escaped from Jail Officers are in
pursuit.
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MR.. BIREBAUM, the unsuccessful Can-
didate for County Commissioned. to-day
stated TO STAR reporter that he had
not as yet decided whether or NOT M
would contest tho electiar Il Mr.. HsR
per.
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TOR SALE OR TRADE-DRY GOODS. &c.
hats and caps, boots and shoes, hardware. &c
= Will take two good work horses viii sell
Sery low. Address Box 4S, Versailles, Ind.
nOI-4Jf
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E0R SALE HOUSE : Frame, of rooms,
y in Hartwell; lot 45 by go feet; cellar, els
lern, well, shed, stable, &c.; $lOO cash, $40 per
month Tor years and months, without inter-
est. Address Y, NJ. L., Hartweil, o. nOl-2t
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E'0R SALE--HOTEL--Wit furniture and
A. fixtures; gas and water throughout the
house; all ready for business: or will trade for
good stock OF dry goods or groceries. Address
IL H. KING, Massillon, Ohio. nol-3t
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VNTANTED = TWO ROOMS = For light
wv house keeping, by mother and daughter,
In the suburbs: walnut Hills or Ayondale
Prcferred): tenants will furnish their own
rooms. Address Lock box IL. Cincinnati r. o..
stating location and price; best OF reference
given and required. nol-2t
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ESOR SALE-BOILER- For $25 cash, a new
Il boiler, 80 inches long, 1o-inch dram, eight
Finch fues, fire-front. salty valve, steam
srum- and glass water gauge, complete; used
Jnly twelve times. Address Il. 4. CARTER.
Box Ss7, cty. oc25-8t
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LOR SALE OR E-secopd-
L hand Fox, feet 10 inches shears, l6-inch
solts. Address s. SUCESE, North Vernon,
Indiana. mol at
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EN0R SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land;
Il good spring on same; in thicKiy -scttled
aeighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
sounty-seat. Or will trade for horse and light
,pring-w wagon. Address 'sW,n this ofice.
liy14-tfI
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EOR sALE-TExAs LAND SCRlP-In
E tracts Of $40 acres; eau be located anv.
Ehere on the public domain; the buyer can
make $40 out OF every 81 laid out. Full partic-
llars by addressing WALLACE SIGESSON,
i. Louis, Mo. nol-3t
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WTANTED-NEw MEXICO INvALIDS
w AND OTHERS-Desiring Information
regarding New Mexico, by inclosing % cents
for expense to TAOS, STAR Office, will re.
seive prompt and correct answers. ocl9-tf
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VNTANTED - THE PUBLIC TO KNOW -
Wv That CON VOSS, formerly with VIM.
StOlpp, is now with JOHN kENNER, oppo-
site Grand Hotel, who keeps constantly on
hand the best brands of shell oysters.
GOc27- 7-lml
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wv tributing to do at very low rates, by the
CINCINNATI BILL POSTING AND DIS
IRlBUTING COMPANY. Orders received
ut the Daily Star Office will be promptly at
sended to. Best Of references oc27-6t
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EOR RSALE-BOAr--An A No. new tow
H. boat, NIL in complete running order. Di-
mensions: l3U foot keel. "a foot beam, boilers,
bi feet long, do inches in diameter, 15-inch CYL,
lndcrs, bfeet stroke; makes steam very easy.
rerms one half cash, balance in 81 and months
West Virginia. noI III
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WaAl AAhfE 6AI0 ADULT
In an interview with James Harpe, in
Col. Snelbaker's office, this morning, he
said to a STAR reporter: Last Friday
Webber and were working on the bridge.
We were going to Newtown in wagon.
We commenced to talk He said that
no man could drive team like him. L
said, 81 can" He called me liar: s.You
can't drive nothing, you SON Of : -
"Well," said, ssif Pm one, you're ones
He then jumped off the wagon and gail,-
cred bowlder, and said, 'You -
-, Pll split your head 0pen." Thea
the rest of the crowd told him to stoo.
We then went to Ike Deihps tavern.
where we were boarding. l sat down.
and he came up to me and shook his fiSf
in my face and dared me out doos2.
We went out the door, and then he saiay
"Now, you -, Pm going to kill you.D
/ told him to hit me. But he didnst do
1t, and that fuss was over. Last night 4
went into the bar-room to comb my hnir
and Webber came up behind me ana
knocked me down with a poker. He
then ran out and got revolver from the
drug store, Turpins. After a while /
went into the drug store, and seeing
Weber, said to him, sNow, WebbeT,
if you want to fight me, come out iike. .
man." lie pulled his revolver out Of hrs
coat pocket and another out OF his back
pocket. and says, "You -, Pm going 10
kill you." My father tried to keep ms
apart. After while started out ana
then he broke away and came TO TIM
door and wanted to shoot, but he wens
back and got hold of my sister, who had
followed me down to the store. and wAB
choking her, and Bent Anderson and a
fellow from Kentucky named Apple haa
my father choking him. When 1 sng
this l went back into the store ana shea
Weber; after that l went right honse
and went to bed. and stayed there un,d
the officers came, about 10 O'clock lase
night"
The prisoner states that he has never
been In the peniteBtiaTy, as the papers
charge him. He is a young MANS nexs
December-with light hair, sand, mRs-
tache and chin whiskers, aud weighs
about 145 pounds. His sister, MRS. Bar.
riker, aud her husband, who accompanv
father and son, are fine-l0oking pespls.
well dressed, aud seem to belong 20 tAs
higher walks Of life.
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Ls0R SALE--FARM--A fino farm Of 100
IL acres, in Scott Co., Ind; 70 cleared, rs in
Timber; frame house OF rooms and cellar;
condition: 2 good wells and cIsIern; situated
nilcs from Lexington on the o. and M. Il. r.,
,ts miics from Madison, and 90 from Louisville.
Address or apply to w. Il. BUSH, cor. Colerain
bake and Hopplc street, noi-at
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Lv0R SALE-LAND--70 acres of choice bot
l. tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-tf
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VKTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly OF 174 Race street, are located
at the "Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
Mt all hours, day and night. Oc27- -2Ot
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. l60 West Firth Street. &uz6-tf
ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classifcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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FOR LEASE.

LNOR LEASE-FARM-In Clarke county, OF
Il l,l0O acres or more for term Of years,
with houses, barns, cribs, and every necessary
outbildng to make complete frst-class farm.
Inquire of A. ii. SMITH, on the premises,
Clarke county, Ohio. no1-8t
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FOR RENT--RoOMs.

L,OR RENT--ROOM-Suitab for two gen.
IL tlemen; nicely furnished, large clothes
ired. S46 Plum ST., bet George and Seventh
treets. oc26-4t
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WANTED-2 GIRLS--To sprinkle sugar
wv toys. None but experienced hands need
apply at w. ,FiSCHER'S, corner Sixth and
Walnut no2-2t+
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE COUNTER For particulars
E call at this Office. pe2-tf
EOR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, IS
4 miles west Of the city; upland Address
g.. Star Office. oc9-tf
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UTANTED--JOB PRlNTING-At HEND-
wv RICKS " DALl'S, southwest corner
Fifth and Race SITS. nol-6t
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WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS

VNJANTED --sClothes wringers Repaired.
wv +. TETTENBORN, 2i9 W. Fifth street.
jy8l-6, ,Tu&Th,tfl
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ENOR RSALE-DIAM MON DS--Neat pair OF dia-
IL m0nd ear rings, weighing " carat each
gill sell for $l15; cheap. Address H, O. T.,
Lock Box ,134. mol -3t
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LN0R RSALE--LOTS-No. 24O, in Cedar Grove
A. Land and Building Association No. l, and
Lot No. 1yO, in Cedar Grove Land and Building
association No. 2. Address, Lock box 992
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ENOR SALE--HOUsE--Tw story brick, 8
L rooms and lot 16ss xs5 feet, cellar, gas, hy-
arant, cistern, &c, 4i2 George street. Price
.. 800, 0ne-third cash. mol ct
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Two gentlemen or gentle
- man and wife can be accommodated with
nicely furnished room and good board at
reasonable rates. Call at 804 George street.
nO1-2t
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EfOR SALE--HOUSE-An lot, frame of five
l. rooms, located in center of a town Of 8, $40
population. For terms address RAXTER,
Box 81. jackson, Ohio. nOI-3t