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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-19
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l9, 1875.

tracing the ball from Colonel JACK
Cooke, and there is some hope of his re
coYery.
Major George Kemmell, we'll known
citizen Of Niles, Mich, was shot and in
stantly killed, yesterday morning, while
taking his gun out Of wagon by the
muZZle.
A movement is on foot on the part of
some Methodist ministers of Boston to
petition the President for the pardon Of
tue Jefferson Borden mutineers, now un-
der sentence OF death.
The Pekin Gazette publishes an edict
referring to the murder of Mr.. Margary,
declaring the right Of foreigners to travel
IN the interior, and requiring officials to
take cognizance of treaties.
1t is semi officially announced that an
arrangement has been made by which
the indianapolis and st. Louis and the
Vandalia railroads will pass under one
management on the first OF November.
A man named John Keller was instant
ly killed, near Maple Hill, Wis.,, last
night, by being run over by train on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad,
while he was lying drunk on the track.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. will instruct the officers of the bu-
reau not to seize cigars packed in either
paper or tin boxes for the present, where
they may be satisfied that the tax has
been paid.
Five cases are on the docket of the
Federal Court at Des Moines, Iowa, for
foreclosure of mortgage bonds, and the
sale of roads. DEGREES will probably be
made for the sale of all, comprising over
one thousand miles of roads.
Ann Eliza Young has renewed her ap-
plication for order requiring Brigham
Young to show cause why ne should not
be punished for contempt, in not obeying
the previous order of the Court in re-
gard to alimony. The order asked for
was granted.
A tidal wave is reported from the Pa.
cific coast, extending from Santa CruX
to Cape Mendocino, the waves rolling UP
on the beach from one to three hundred
feet beyond the usual high-water mark
in some instances with sufficient force
to carry coasters from their moorings.
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The Latest Way.

The travelling agents who visit Vicks-
burg have a new and improved way OF
getting at business. The other day,
when one raped at a door 1t was opened
but an incn or two, and the woman
called out:
Don't want anythingw
"Madam," called the agent, "you have
a sisterP
"Yes," was the answer, and the door
opened little more.
"And you have not heard from her
latelyW
.'No."
"rhen you don's know that - that
she -'
The woman opened wide the door, and
eXcitedly askeu:
What is it? What has happened to
herW
"Then you haven't heard~
"No-no-is Lucy dead"
"Y our sister, madam, is not dead, but
but"
"But what?" she wildly inquired, as
he stepped up beside her.
"4 our sister, madam" he replied uu-
locking his valise, purchased five boxes
of this superb magical bluing OF me, and
earnestly eDtreats you to try at least
one bOX-price, fifteen cenLs."
She didn't appreciate his trick, and as
he passed through the gate, she. glanced
down at her feet, aud then. at his coat
tail, and sighed: "Oh, L wish / weighed
q ton nW-Vicks burg Herald,
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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Oct. 13.-Col. Sol.
Meredith is thought to be dying.
Boston, Oct. 19-The mate and sailor
of the schooner Lucy Graham were
knocked overheard and lost off Fire
Island on Saturday.
BOSTON, Oct. 19.-During the month of
September, the losses by fire in New
England amount to $941, 900, in Massa-
chusetts; $3.50, ,OO0, Connecticut; $1J96O0,
Maine.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. ia grand
reunion OF soldiers and sailors OF the
late war is now taking place. Many
distinguished officers are presen. Pres
ident Grant is expected.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. 19.-At the
Democratic primary meeting last night
quarrel and riot ensued, which result
ed in the ballot boxes being smashed
and the meeting broken up.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, Oct. 19.-James
CrOly, intoxicated, WAS either knocked
down or iell down and broke his neck,
A policeman ordered him to 90 home
and short time afterwards found him
dead.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ia special dis
patch from San Antonio, Texas, says
that Information has been received at
the military headquarters that General
Balch has given bond for his appear.
ance, to answer any charges against
him at the next term OF the District
Court OF kinny cOunty.-Gov. Antoine
has issued an order raising the quaran-
tine from and after the Goth inst.
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DR.. Beckwith is fishing at Put-in-Bay,
City Clerk R)hner is reported serious
ly i'll.
d. +. Cooke, Esq, a prominent Phila-
delphian, is AT the st. James.
Rev. DR.. Miller speaks at the Exposi-
tion buildings next Sunday.
Rev. j. +. Forbus is in Dayton, attend
ing the Nationals Conference of local
preachers.
DR.. j. L. Irwin, that popular Seventh
street ivory manipulator, is extracting
fish at Put-in-Bay.
Hon. j. w. Fitzgerald enlivened things
at the police investigation this morning
by his presence and beautiful smile.
Mr.. ALI Cutter was witness in the
case against Officer Eichelberger to-day.
Alf is the kind OF man who says just
what he thinks.
His Honor Mayor Johnston conducted
the police investigation in person this
morning, exhibiting an anxiety to get
at the truth Of the affair.
Judge Matson is to-day the subject of
numerous congratulations from his nu-
merous friends in The city. Even those
who voted against him are thoroughly
satisfied with his election.
Mr.. Thos. +. Geoghegan, that prince
of good fellows, VINO so ably assists
City Clerk Rohner at the Council Cham
ber, has issued a call for a special meet
ing of the Board of Council tomorrow.
MIR. J. E. Bell, whose name has been
prominently before the citizens of Ham
lton county for some days, is recreating
at PuJ-ln-Bay. He says politics are q
humbug, but he came pretty near going
| in.
Captain Walsh, of the First District
Police Station, still courts that investi-
CATION, but is not likely to get it. The
Mayo has secured every nook and cor
ner to find the witnesses against him,
and given it up.
Auditor Humphreys is to-day congrat-
ulating himself upon having received
the largest number of votes cast in Ham,
ilton county for any candidate. This,
to an officer who has held the position
for so long time, is pleasant and de.
served compliment.
Bamlord-James F., you know-that
obliging and good looking chief clerk at
the Burnet, is overwhelmed With work
| to-day, looking after the comfort OF the
hardware men who are putting them
selves under his care. he says these
hardware fellows wear hard on the con-
science OF those who have them in
charge.
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The investigation OF the officers
charged with misconduct on election
day began in the Council Chamber this
morning, before Mayor Johnston and
Superintendent Snelbaker.
The only case Investigated was that of
Officer Eiehelberger, who was stationed
on election day at the polls of the First
precinct OF the Ninth ward. 1t was
claimed by the witnesses for the prose-
culion that Eichelberger was inloxi-
Gated, aud that he grossly abused and
insulted number Of persons at and
about the polls. handling them very
roughly, and knocking several persons
down for no sufficient cause.
The witnesses Tor the defense denied
that Eiohelberger was drunk, or that he
exceeded his duty in his work and efforts
To preserve order on election day.
The Mayor here announced that owing
TO the abscnce.oi several witnesses the
case would be Continued until Thursday
at 10 A. al.
Hsalso stated that be would be greatly
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The well-known literary gentleman,
Mr.. M, D. Conway, inaugurated the leo
ture season at Pixies Music Hall last
evening. He was greeted by prolonged
applause as he made his appearance up
on the stage, being introduced to his
audience by Judge Hoadly.: He intro
duced his subject, 'London." by refer
ing to the manner SO common to all
Americans who go abroad OF treating
London merely as a depot, where they
had only time to stop and take refresh
'ments. Be gave history of the growth
Of the city, eulosized home arr among the
English, and gave some very amusing
illustrations oi the conservative charac-
ter Of the Londoner. 1t was ali able lee
ture and both amused and instructed
his auditors.
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Latest from Abroad.
FROM GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The case of Messrs.
Alexander and William Collie, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, came up again yesterday in
Guild Hall. VIM. Collie appeared. The
prosecution stated that they were un-
willing to proceed in the absence Of
Alexander Collie who absconded), but
they trusted that they would soon have
both defendants arraigned. The case
was therefore adjourned till the 18Th Of
December.
The steamship Faraday intends sail
ing to-day TO repair tie injury to the di-
rect United States cable. 1t is expect
ed that the repairs will be completed
about the 10th oil November.
Captain George Beresford, Conserva-
tive, son of the Archbishop Of Armagh,
has been elected to the House OF Com
mons Tor Armagh, Ireland, TO till the va
cancy caused by the deaIh of John
Vance.
LONDON, Oct. 1915 A. M.-London pa
pers this morning announce the failures
of Messrs. j. I'll. ". Dudgeon, engineers,
sun Engine Works, MiIwali, and Iron
Ship-yard, Cubittown. Liabilities esti-
mated at 500, 900.
THE TURKISH UNPLEAsANTNEss.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Standard this
morning publishes special from
Vienna, in which tits said that q force
Of six hundred DalmaIiahs had attacked
a Turkish village, but were defeated al
ter u serious encounter.
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The members of the Western Hard.
ware Association were To-day to com.
mence a meeting at the Grand Hotel;
but, owing to the absence OF their Secre.
tary, nothing had been done up to the
hour of going to press. Tie business
will probably be begun this afternoon OF
tomorrow. The object of the Associa.
tion is the discussion of topics connected
with the trade in The West.
The cities represented will be CIncin.
natl, Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, st. Louis,
Louisville. st. Joseph, Cleveland. Mem.
phis, Nashville, Dayton, and other near
towns. r. w. Worth, Esq, of this city,
is-lhe President, but owing TO his illness
in New York, MIR. Najaro, OF Milwaukee,
Wis.,, the Vice President, will preside.
The deliberations Of the association will
continue Tor three or tour days.
A large number OF parties from the
East are in attendance.
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.AMO!her Bet Paid.

On the day of the election the STAR
announced among the bets one in which
Mr.. Michael Meidel, Democrat, pro-
posed, if Hayes should be elected, to
wheel Mr.. Ernest Bentz (Republican) a
considerable distance in awheelbarrow,
and should Allen be elected, Mr.. Bentz
would treat his friend Meidel in the
same manner. The bet was paid yester-
day afternoon in the presence Of large
audience, who occupied the sidewalks
ON the entire route.
the route over which Mr.. Bentz rode
was from the corner Of Fifteenth and
Race, north to Liberty, east to Vine,
south to Fifteenth, and west to the
starting point. He was accompanied by
procession. Among those taking part
in it were Fred. Kistner, John ODer-
klaus, Peter Fisher, Nick Wersel, VIM.
Fisher and the employees OF Harding &
Vessels uphoistering establishment.
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Court C1fIIf1,0s.

The case OF Kenner Garrard against H
Huelsman, which was a motion for q
aew trial, came up before the Superior
Court yesterday. The action was on the
covenant of the defendant for the pay.
ment OF rent. New trial granted.
Hannah NJ. Bates ct al vs.. John G.
EZ,nsmeister ct al. The case came up
W reservation. The suit was brought 10
compel Znsmeister TO accept deed for
property which be claimed, through his
attorneys, was not perfect, the vendors
not being able TO make perfect title.
rne Court refused 10 decree specific per-
formance. ,f
The enterprise Ilsurfnce Company
brought suit against s. II. Parisvt, III
error. The action below being 10 recover
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THE trial of Lieutenant Arnold, for
shooting Homer Williams, is in progress.
CAPT. HIRAM X. HAzLETr, of New
Orleans, and wei known to our citizens.
is IN the city, and leaves this evening
for Pittsburg.
COL. DAN RICE, with his Broncho
horse show, left at an early hour this
morning for the South on his chartered
steamer Fleetwing.
THE only case before the District
Court to-day was the suit OF Sarah Jane
Hazlett vs.. Jane HaZlett ct al, contest
ing the will of John Hazlett. Case in
progress.
Col. JNo. SCHREINER; of Pomeroy,
who was the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer during the past election.
was on 'Change to-day, in good spirits
and taking his defeat as well as any true
man could do under the circumstances,
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conduct of any officers, who would in
form him or the Superintendent of. such
fact, as all charges had thus far beer
made through tue newspapers, and moi
in any form in which they could be in.
vestigated. There was, he said, no In,
formation regarding any other officer
upon which he could build prosecu.
tion.
The cases of Off GERS Rourke and Welsh
were also set tor to-day, but as there
could be no prosecuting witnesses found
they went over.
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$4,000 for the sinking OF the steamboat
Columet. The judgment was affirmed.
William Goodal vs.. Edward G. Crof
ton, petition to reverse judgment, lind
ing the marble shop OF the plaintlff a
nuisance to his neighbors. Judgment
affirmed.
The will of Jane Wann, Of New York,
was recorded yesterday.
The wills OF Kate Mans and Isaac
Frankenberg were probated yesterday.
T. A. Stevens was appointed adminis-
traitor of John Stevens, deceased. Per-
sonalty, $2, 100; realty, $4,000.
H. II. Center was appointed special
administrator of Alicia II. Center, de.
ceased. Personality, $40.
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CONFECTIONERS.
LAST EDITION.
MIR. DELANO'S SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. Chandler Accepts the Position.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-It was early
this morning announced that Ex-senator
Chandler had concluded to accept the
position of Secretary OF the Interior ten
dered him by the President, and at noon
he took the oath and repaired to the office
OF the Department. The appointment is
the subject of much comment, and does
not give the most perfect satisfaction in
Republican circles.
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FLAAHEJ,

Kontucky Grand Lodge of Masons
opens in Louisville to-day. ~
MIR. Colfax lectured at Toledo last
night on Abraham Lincoln.
Clark Edmundson, colored, charged
with rape in Fayette county, Ga, was
hanged by mob Sunday morning.
At Milan, yesterday, one hundred
thousand people gathered near the
railway station tQ see the Emperor
William.
w. S. Lingie, Of the Lafayette Courier,
who was SO badly injured by bein !;
thrown from carriage, is rapidly itn-
proving.
A telegram from Senatobia, Miss,
says the surgeons had succeeded In ex.
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Isaac McAfee, colored, of Selma, Ala
bama, was yesterday sentenced to 20
years. imprisonment in the penltenliary
TOR wrecking atrain.
A steam threshing machine exploded,
near Buchanan, Wis, killing a young
son OF Howe hathaway, and seriously
hurting several workmen.
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THE TURKISH UNPLEAsANTNEss.
Capitol Cuttings.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 19.-The Buckley e
Base-ballists disband tomorrow.
Mayor Heitman is visiting Philadel-
phia.
The Masonic Grand Lodge met in the
city to-day. 1t continues two days.
Companies b, q and d, Third Battal-
ion, Ohio Militia, Cincinnati, have been
dlsbanded, for failing to keep up their
organization.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI, Oct. l9-9:10 P. M.

Gold stands at i6sS.
Eastern Excnange. is quoted par buying, and
lilo premium selling, with fair demand and
moderate offerings, Market ste tdy.
Sterling is in moderate demand at 4.S7 sight,
and 4.S4 sixty day bills, gold.
The money market continues active and
steady. Prime business paper is in good de-
mand and rates of interest are unchanged.
Government securities are steady and quiet
The local rates are 16aH margin on Wall
street quotations which are to-day as follows:
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A good deal o, money was made last

A good deal OF money was made last
season catching frogs for the New York
market. One man in one month caught
1, 900 pounds OF dressed frogs, for which
he got thirty cents pound, making
$3.50 for his months work. Part of the
time he had two boys to help him. Last
week, near Hudson, he caught upwards
an average OF thirty-two cents per
pound,
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The MuliStrutes.

The County Clerk has at last COM
pleted the count. The vote on Mag,s-
trates is as follows:
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lEOR sALE-HOTEL LFURNITURE-Lease
II fixtures, &c. Toledo, ohio; centrally To-
htrictly TRANSIENT house filled nightly: busi-
hcss demanding more room; cash yearly re-
beipts $4O,OOO to $4,000; rent about S3,OO0 per
Annum; price $4,000: reasons for selling i'll
tealth OF owners; must be sold soon. For par
6elLars address j. e. GUNCKEL, Toledo,
Ohio. oc1s-8t
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AnlafHElllRalfa.

WOODS THEATER.-"Col. Mulberry
Sellers" drew large audience last
evening, Mr.. Macauley's little house be-
ing literally jammed. 1t is not worth
While to say that j. T. Raymond, as the
"Colonel," was good or great or any
thing OF that kind-it would be superflu-
GUS; one might as well begin at this late
date to say that Jeffersou's "Rip Van
Winkle"was good. 1t sufices to say that
Mr.. Raymond enacted "Col. Sellers"
The Laura Hawklns' of Miss Nellie
Commings was a splendid piece of act
ing, and the probability is that the want
of good leading lady at this thea
ter will be no longer felt. Mr.. Craven
fairly eXceIled himself as the old
darkey, "Uncle Dlniels;" it was a tall
ented piece OF acting. and won for Mr..
Craven many hearty and well-deserved
rounds of applause. "Col. Sellers" to-
night and every night this week.
THE GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.- Only a
fair audience Assem- bled at this house last
night to witness one of the best mou Mt
ed pieces that has been put upon our
stage for years. Ii the acting had not
been of the very best, the scenery and
accessions would have amply repaid
one for visit to the Grand, but the act
ing WAS VI tuo very ue5t, CHdHiTduS
exit" being one of the finest pieces of
acting that we have ever seen, and
Messrs. Fiske and Bradley, the two
bummers, were immense. There will be
ladies' cheap matinee at this house to :
morrow afternoon, when the everpopu-
lar and sensational drama of "East
Lynne" will be produced with the fol-
| lowing powerful cast:
Lady Isabel. l...............:. Miss q. DE Forrest
Barbara Hare. Miss Julia Hanchett
Mrs. NOrncy....... MRS. Ii. L. Grattan
Joyce. e......................M MIS-. Nelson kneass
wilson. ......................Mfs MISS Fannle Lee
susanne. ........................M Miss Nicely
William. ....,....... LlVtlc rannlc S0ncH
Slr Francis Levlson .......,... MI. marx Prlce
Archibald Carlyle. ..........Mr Frank Roche
LORD Mt. severn ....... ID. A. Meaue
hlcnaru dare. e................,...H marry flelSon
Mefeulgn. ....,...... .s............:: MI. haSon
Mr.. Dill. ........................H harry vance
"KiW again tonight.
THE NATIoNAL.-This house was well
filled last evening, the attraction being
| the sensational drama, "Wild Bill" The
play was well put on and finely acted,
some of the characters being especially
good. The same programme for tonight
| sSS-
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L'0R SALE-MIsSOURI LANDS-v Valuable
j. unimproved farming lands, within range
kf railroad extremely low for cash. Title is
Aeriyed from Government, and guaranteed
Elear and perfect Capitalists, real estate deal
MS and trading men may lind it greatly to
Aeir interest to address, for particulars, j. A.
CHRISTMAN, st. Louis, Mo. ocl9-4t
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%K KANTED-PARTNER- young lawyer
wv desires an association, partnership or
khcrwise. with an established attorney in In
Hana or OHIO. Address A. b. BLAKELY.
nuncie, Ind. oclg-Yt
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kNANTED-EvERY PERSON To know
wv that am selling custom made boots and
HOE STORE, No. East Fifth street. one
b0or east Of Main. octl9-3t
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TOR BUSINESS-Wh Wholesaie tobac-
IL co and tea business, one OF the Oldest es-
lablished in the West: prosperous and profita-
bic; will allow $4,000 to $4,000 OF the purchase
money to remain on long time with interest
properly secured: location one or the best in
bhe city; will lease building. Address POST
htic6 Box 408. city. ocl9-2t
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kXTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
wv CAVAGNA u SON have new lot of fine
eoneless Codfsn, and splendid line, OF
Groceries. jy26-tf
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NNTANTED HORSES To winter; good
w grass and grain feed; terms SO per
month. DANIEL BEDlNGER, Walton, Ky.
oc.5-4t
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[XT XTANTED-INVALIDS AND OTHERS
wv Desiring information regarding New
uexic0, by inclosing 25 cents for expense to
EAOs, STAR Office, will receive prompt and
tDrrect attention. ocl8-h
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kNANTED-YOU TO CALL---At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotypc Gallery,
D6 West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4ln
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M N7ANTED-COMMISS -MAN-Must be
wv an experienced commission and recev-
hz clerk. Address, with full name and ref
fences, Lock Box l, lA Post office. ocl9-3t
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The followlngis Is the closing report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett Il Co., 2S WcsL Third Street:
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LH0R SALE-DRCG STORE First-class,
j. with a good stock of drugs and good Gus.
soln, and one-half acre of land, in Cullman,
Alabama; present owner has other pusiness to
bttend to; terms, 81, 200 cash. Address GEO.
u. PARKER, Cullman, Ala. oel9-4t
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"kiI" again Tonight.

THE NATIoNAL.-This house was we'll
filled last evening, the attraction being
the sensational drama, "Wiid Bill" The
play was well put on and finely acted,
some of the characters being especially
good. The same programme for tonight.
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hWANTED buy YOUR HATS or
III MARTIN, at AZ W. Filth st. jy15-tf
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EoR SALE-LAND-7O acres of choice bot
il tom land, all In cultivation, on a railroad
Ind near a station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. Oc9-H
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TOR SALE -CARRIAGES-New and Sec
Il Ond hand in great variety For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. Q.
MILLER & SONS. sep7.tf