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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-01
EDITION,
New York.

Eric LitigatiOn-A Much Wanted
Bank RObber = Rapid Transit
The Cincinnati iConferenee- -Tha1
Telegraph hAmaIgaination.
NEW YORK, Sept. IAN injunction
has been claimed restraining the Treas.
urer of the Erie railroad from paying the
half yearly interest on the consolidated
mortgage bonds, due to-day, September
1st. 1t is announced that the interest on
the second and third mortgage bonds
will be paid, the date of payment to be
made from to-day.
There were habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Lowe in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas for the release OF Geo. Fuller,
with many aliases, who was arrested on
requisition of the Governor OF Yer.
mont. The charge against him is that
he was one of the gang who recently
robbed the B0we bank of $4,000.
1t transpires that Fuller is wanted in
Delaware to serve five years in the Pen
itentiary, and the Warden of Sing Sing,
New York, claims that Fuller owes nine
years in that prison AS he was sentenced
to ten years for robbing the Watertown
Bank and escaped at the end OF one
year. ..
At a meeting of the Rapid Transit
Commissioners an estimate was pre-
sented Of tie cost of constructing rou
which gave $780, 900 per mile as the figul e.
The Chairman of The Invitation COM
mittee of the Cincinnati Conference says
the farmers and mechanics have ar
ranged with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company to send members
from st. Louis TO the Cincinnati meeting
and return at half fare, good for the
month of September. Members are TO
procure their tickets at the Planters
House and Union depot, St. Louis.
A meeting of the Directors and Trus-
tees OF the Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph
Co. was held yesterday to consider eef-
tain propositions made by the Western
Union Company looking 10 consolida-
ti0n OF the TWO companies. Among those
present were Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
w. j. Syms and others. the session
was not of long duration. The details of
the proceedings have not been made pub
lie. 1t Is believed, however, that all me-
gotiations for an amalgamation of the
companies have been broken off, and the
attempt OF the W. U. Co. to absorb the
Atlantic & Pacific has proved failure.
1t is understood that two distinct prop
ositions were made to the Atlantic Il
Pacific Co., both OF which were rejected.
One of these proposals received but
one affirmative vote, and the other was
rejected without the call, the members
refusing to entertain 1t upon any consid-
GRAFTON. One of the propositions, IL is
stated, was that the Atlautic and Pa
cific be consolidated with or leased to
the Western Union upon a basis of two
millions and half capital, the Western
Union to pay eight per cent. interest
thereon and guarantee to keep the lines
of the Atlantic and Pacific Company in
good working order.
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Indian Agent Gibson In Trouble,

TOPEKA, KAN, Sept. 1.-The investi.
CATION of Agent Gibson at the Usage
Indian Agency has concluded so far as
the taking of oral testimony, and tie
Committee have adjourned to Lawrence
to make their report. Tho evidence
against Gibson is very damaging, and
his removal will no doubt be recon-
mended.
He has made practice of having
vouchers signed in blank, and then fill
ing them up with large sums, and of buy
ing up vouchers at heavy discount.
The Chief of the Usage tribe was the
principal complainant. The attempt Of
the committee to extend the investige-
tion relative to charges Of irregIlarlly
against Superintendent Hoag, failed be-
cause witnesses kept out Of reach.
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TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1.-The com.
mittee appointed to investigate the af.
fairs of State Treasurer sooy are in
session, to-day. AS yet there are no
new developments beyond the fact that
it has been discovered that there are
$2S,000 in the Mount Holy Bank for
which Mr.. Sooy has no credit on the
books of the State Treasury. The State,
however, is credited on the bank books
with this deposit. A number OF experts
are engaged in >overhauling Sooy's
books. The result OF the examination
will be made public after all the ac-
counts are in. MI. Sooy is in com.
Portable condition to-day, having recoy-
cred from his nervous prostration.
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The Kausas Corn CroD.

LAWRENCE, KS, Sept. 1.-The rains OF
the past two days have settled the fate
of the corn crop in Douglas county. A
farmer brought to this city samples OF
corn that beat all yet. This corn was
planted since the grasshoppers left, and
it has wonderfully developed. The ears
are thirteen inches in length, and there
are eighteen rows of full round kernels
Of sixty kernels to the row. Hon. AL
fred Gray, Secretary oil the State Board
of Agriculture, has, perhaps, the best
facilities of any man in the State for
knowing the actual condition OF the crop.
His estimate is that Kansas Will .haye a
surplus for expectation of not less than
$500, QUO bushels.
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Latest from Abroad.
THE KING OF BURMAH AND COL. BROW

THE KING OF BURMAH AND COL. BROWN
LONDON, Sept. lit is reported from
Calcutta that the King OF Burmah has
refused to receive Colonel Duncan
Brown, and that his inquiry into the
cause Uf trouble in the province has been
lrultless, owing to distractions placed
in his way by The Chinese.
The steamship Faraday has succeeded d
In reaching Che break in the direct cable,
and the completion of the work establish.
ing communication between Ireland and
America is shortly expected.
DON CARLOS.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-Don Carlos refuses
to disband his armies. He is concentra-
ting his forces at GuipuZcoa, and calls
out all able-bodied men between eighteen
and iity years of age throughout Lo-
yona.
TURKEYS TRIBULATIoN.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Times' Berlin
special says: After the recent appoint
ment of Mahmoud Pacha as Grand Viz
ier, there is less hope than ever of the
insurgents coming to terms. Mahmoud
is regarded as the champion of absolute
Government, and his very presence in
surgents desperate. His appointment,
unless mere caprice, is proof that the
Sultan is determined to maintain the
system which has produced the present
outbreak.
A Times special dispatch from Buda,
Pesth, says information is received
through most trustworthy source from
the Bosnian frontier that all the insur-
gents who have not fed to AustriaN ter
ritory have submitted to Pasha Bouja-
luki. Bosnia may now be considered
paciiied.
FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 1-Henry Dewitt & Co.
have failed. Their Liabilities are esti-
mated at 100000.
The steamer Faraday has recovered
the end of the eastern portion of the di.
rect cable, and tits in telegraphic com.
munication with London. Unfayorable
weather retards the recovery Of the west
ern section.
TROUBLE FOR MR.. HENDERSON.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 1.-Mr. Henderson,
Chief Engineer in the Maritime Customs
Service, and a lighthouse keeper on
Chartung Promontory, with their
Chinese employees have Been attacked by
neighborng villagers. 1t is alleged the
oupl aSO Wd5 luo1iShUCu Ny u hdhudli III
whom Henderson visited.
PARIS, Sept. Ia private letter from
Egypt reports great confusion and ex-
citement there in consequence Of militia
ry preparations. Troops are being dis
patched TO the Abyssinian frontier. At
the same time the Khedive expects a
call from the Porte for aid in suppress
ing the Herzegovinian rebellion. All
the officers on furlough have been re-
called.
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"Onc by one the roses fall" This time it's
the young and handsome foreman OF the STAF
press room, Mr.. w. q. Chamberlin, who on
Monday night, at the residence OF the oifici-
ating Clergyman, Rev. j. e. W Ilite, on Maple
street, was united in marriage to Mrs. Mary
L. Musselman.- The hearty good wishes OF the
have launched their bark on life's tempestuous
wave. Let Ter float! The STAR will be issued
as usual Nocards, no beer, no nothin'.
(" Tis sweet to hear The honest watch-dog's
bark
Bay deep-mouthed welcome as we draw near
home; Z # 4 ~ y ass-
Tis sweet to know there is an eye that marks
our coming,
And looks brighter whom we comc"-
Or words to that effect
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Zhe Prize Rin0,

YoNKERs, NEW. YORK, Sept. 1.-The
prize.fght between Tom Reagan and
Jacob Croaker took place opposite here
yesterday The men fought at catch
weight. according to rules of the London
Prize Ring, and fought tor four hundred
dollars. The principles, with large
crowd, left on boat and landed at the
Palisades. Fourteen rounds were
fought in forty-ive minutes, when
Reagan, who was terribly punished,
refused to fight any longer, and Croa-
ker was declared the winner. Both
pugilists were badly punished.
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The Teachers.

The third days exercises Of the Teachers
Institute began this morning at 9 9o'clock, the
days proceedings being run after the same
routine as the previous meetings. The lectures
Of Professors Morse and Mcndsnhall were q
continuation Of the subjects Of Zoology and
Physics, as taken up at yesterdays meeting.
At'two O'Clock promptly the classes were dis
missed with the request that all would be
present this evening at the lecture Of Professor
Mendenhall on PHYSICS,
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Gove,nor No Creory,s I.auouratton,

FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 1.-The cere-
mony OF the inauguration of Governor
JAS. B.. McCreary took place at Frank
fort yesterday, amid vast concourse of
citizens and visitors. A large process.
sion, both civic and military, conducted
him to the State-house, where the retir-
ing Governor, Leslie, delivered his vale-
dictory. Governor McCreary,s inaugu-
raj was warmly received. He was sworn
into Office by Judge Lindsay, Of the
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In the beautiful Eldridge Park, at Ell
mira, the visitor sees here aud there the
caution, "Don't pick the howers.n In
other words, the park is just the place
for pick-nix.-Com.- Adv.
California is giving fresh evidence OF
the antiquity of man. Hewn logs that
might. have been worked at by the IN; N
Of The Calavaras skull have Just bs en-
dug out 1870 feet below tie surface.
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feeling prevails. The statements by
prominent Directors. of the Bank of Cali
fornia that the affairs Of the bank are in
a much better condition than was antici-
pated, with the prospect Of its resump-
tion of business with new capital, does
much to restore confidence.
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Those EUerIa sting Hoppers.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. IA gentleman
just returned from Northwestern Mis-
OF grasshoppers in districts visited by
the pests last June, ON their northern
Journey.
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n WaterU Bonanza.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA furious rain
storm struck Southern Wisconsin, SUM-
day night, doing considerable damage to
stacked grain, and washing away rail-
road tracks, bridges, &c.
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.HeMVH Robbery.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 1.-The pawnbroker
shop of H. w. Cimmiotti, 100 Smithfield
street, was last night robbed of goods
valued at $1,000.
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Fatally Wottnded.

LAToNIA, ONT, Sept. 1.-Last- night
about 8 o'clock man named Steel
stabbed Thomas jackson while attempt.
ing to arrest him. Jackson is fatally
wounded.
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Astor House Reope ned.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Astor House,
which has been undergoing repair and
reftting for several months, has been
completed, and was opened this morn
ing for the inspection OF guests.
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W ANTED-IM IMMENSE SUCCESS =

NT ANTED-I IMMENSE SUCCESS =
w DYER'S SALE OF FINE HAIR
ROODS =" Honesty is the best policyp-
Che people will support a house founded
kpon truth. Square honest dealing with
Me public is tae motto Of this establish
make sales. Ladies may purchase with the
greatest confidence, and when goods are not
Satisfactory TO the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
positively retaile at wholesale prices. Nov
Slties in Fashionable Hair Dressing received
lrect from PARIS The Chautauqua Chignon,
p0 90; the Saratoga Chignon, SIS o.. Made to
Srder in the rarest and most expensive shades.
Originator Of the invisible or Top Pieces, very
ytylish for young ladies, are made with real
patent hair lace and natural water wave and
bnxl. Send for Price List Of every description
n hair goods. M. w. DYER'S, Fifth and
Vine. au24-l0t
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NV STU ATOMIC engage with
w some person or company having land in
Florida, TO manage and cultivate it in either
fruit or sugar cane. Best Of New Orleans,
New York or Cincinnati references given. Ad-
dress Post-Ofice Box 574, Zanesville, Ohio.
au30-3t
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ISAAC STRuTz, small boy. charged with
petit larceny, was sent by Judge Lindeman,
this morning, to the House Of Refuge. Isaac
is a bad loy. - tst
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L'OR sALE-MAGIC FOR THE PARLOR-
l. At Fishers Magical Repository, SOUTH
west corner Fifth and Vine SITS. -3t
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WTANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and'Ferrotype Gallery,
M6 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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VN7 ANTED = SOLICITORS - A winters
Wv steady work. at SIS TO $2o a week salary
end commission; trst -class solicitors wanted
lOr. Cincinnati and each town and county in
R2l Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. For
prospectus, journals, &C.. inclose loo. auSO-St
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WTANTED-GOOD BAKER - On bread,
w cakes and crackers; must be steady and
reliable; young man preferred. Address GER
LALH Il BILLER. Piqua, D. au30-3t
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NTED-WOMAN-An honest, capable
wv woman to do lady's washing and wait
upon her three hours each evening. Address,
with terms, MISS g., this office. se1-4t
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L'OR S LIE RAILROAD TICKETS -
L Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
CO., 80 West Third street. jyl6-H
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All 0mte.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sent. 1.-The excite
ment has entirely subsided, and better
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LNOR E-CARRIAGES- New ana Sec
Il ond hand in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. U.
MILLER & SONS. sepT-tf
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VT VTANTED--GIRL- cook, wash, and milk
w cows for small family In the country:
middlc-aged woman preferred. Call at Indi-
ana House, room No. H.. au8l -3t
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NTANTED- GIRL - For general house,
w work: cook cook and laundress; refer
ences required. Apply at PAS Race street: Or.
u, o. DAVIS. sel-2t
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LNOR SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land |;
IL good spring on same; in thickly settled
neighborho0d, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county scat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W, this office.
ljyl4-tfl
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VKTANTED--P Y--Must be cheap. In
w quire at Star Office from 12K to o'clock.
) au25-N
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

VKT KTANTED-MIRROR suitable for
wv millinery store. Address Lock Box "a,
Cynthiana, Ky. au3l-3t
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~LNOR SALE-AN INTEREST-Of $4,000 or
Il s2u,UOJ in we'll known and well estab-
st. Louis. For particulars address Post Office
Box 2,T19. Cincinnati, Ohio. sc1-2t
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VNTANTED : you TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA Il SON have a new lot Of fine
Boneless Coddsn, and splendid line OF
Groceries. jy26-tf
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WyANTED : -SADDLERS-Twelve or If
wv teen good saddle hands Immediately.
GATHRIGHT u HERR, 24S Main street, Lou
fsville, Ky. se1-2t
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VTTANTED-TO BUY--Standing or side
w wall showcase, from $ to 8 feet high,
with or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress c. B. r., this Office au10-M
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0KTANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
cost for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 W alnut
street, FIRST floor. ie26-tf
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-At Loyeland during the fall
- and Exposition: house, grounds and rooms
EOyeland, o. au3i -2t
DO A RDIN G-Ffrst-class, ana desirable
~ rooms, and home cosnforts; day boardens
tesired; at 81 West FOURTH street; best of ref
kences required. au3I-2t
ROAkD!NG-Country, near the city on rail-
- road; beautiful grounds, iirst-class table,
tc., c0nveyance to and from station. Address
MILFORD, Clermont. CO., o. au3I ut
ROARQING-Gentlem wishing to procure
~ board in Q pleasant and quiet locality, will
p well to call ct 225 Garrard street, Coving-
cn. Ky, whore thoy viii and the comforts q a
soma Ru31-2t
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D-HORsE-SHOER- No. 1; one
w that can fit and drive and do other job
work; TO good workman steady employment,
Address J. Fl. MORGAN, Box 5, Lebanon,
Hoone county, Indiana. au30-3t
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POSITION AS saleswoman
w by young lady Of four years. expert
Bnce: best references from reliable parties.
Address o. H. GRAVES, Steubenvilie, Ohio.
sel-25
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VNTANTED HOUSE BUILT-In exchange
wv for galvanized IRON work. Address, for
two weeks, EXCHANGE, care Geo. Ii. Beall,
pOst-otiice. se1-2t
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vHTANTlD-YOU TO GO TO-G. SCHILL-
w ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Sl West sixth st.
[jy30-tfl
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NT TANTED-SITUA ATION-By colored man
w and wife In family, man to take charge
Of horses, etc., Or assist in dining room; woman
to COOK, wash, etc. No children. Address
CHARLES, this Office. au3O-3t
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w vate family where there are no boarders,
for gent and sister; best of reference given and
required. Address Il. W., Box 1,035. se1-3t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-A ROUTE-On this paper. Call
l. at No. % Carr street, up stairs. au24-tr
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wv TEACHER-In pri-
w vate school; one competent to teach all
ehe branches, music included Address, for
tefms and particulars, COL. GEORGE. NJ.
JESSIE, New Castle, Henry county, Kentucky,
References given anu required au31-3t
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VNTANTED-TO ORGANlZE-A dramatic
wv club in the northern part Of the city. Adj
dress II. H. Z. s., this office. au3O-3t
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NTANTED-TO SELL-Clothes Wringers
wv and Fluters sold on weekly payments, BY
W. p. KUltIZ u co., 65 West Fifth street.
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WTANTED-1.000 YARDS W AFTER CURL
w FKIZZETIS, just 8ceiyed,. One Dollar
per yard. DY Ek'S HAIh STORE, Fifth and
Vine. Orders by mail promptly filled.
al24-10t
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VTTANTED-THREE YOUNG MEN-With
w talent, TO join theatrical troupe about
10 leave town on a tour through. the Western
WALTMAN, this Office. se1-2*
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TETANTED- HOUSE = To rent, small, Of
w about four rooms, in city, Covington,
Newport or Ludlow. Address &. IL, 331 John
etreet. au3l-2t
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wv ARTNER A man with q
Wv small capital, druggist or ply sicIan pre-
ferred, to start branch ofIce business al
ready paying 500 per week. Address, for par.
ticulars, Lock-box $40. Logansport Indiana.
au3l-3t
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VNTANTED--TU BUY A CHU RCH-Or a
wv place suitable for ono; will pay cash.
Address TRUSTEE, Post-office Box 61s CITY,
Fc sci -2tu
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Eric LitigatiOn-A Much Wanted
Bank RObber = Rapid Transit
The Cincinnati COnferenee- THAT
Telegraph hAmalgaInatiOn.
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WI NIANTED-MAN-To do vegetable and
w berry gardening; German single man
preferred; would engage per year or as part
aer; reference required. Address JOHN b.
MIELER 81 BRO, Miamisburg, o. aus1-2t
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VETANTED--TO SELL-Shares in build
wv ing society, on which from 1900 to 5000
can be drawn immediately, on real estate in
lhis county The interest will not exceed
yer cent. DUX, 1C9 West Pearl street. 1t*
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VNTANTED- - BASEBALL SHOES = Full
w stock at POTrEH'S 1856 W. Fifth street.
laul8- w ,S&M,f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR : To
wv rent, u Photographic car, in working Or
der. Address M, Box 232, Lebanon, Ohio.
au3l-2t
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hWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ST. jyi5-d
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WTANTED-sITUA UATION-By printer of
w rs years. experience, for board and
clothes; guarantees to give satisfaction. Please
address b. l.. A., this office. au31
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LNOR RENT-ROOM-Neatly furnished front
IL on 2l floor to gentleman and laiy; also two
rooms nicely furnished for housekeeping Call
at 31S Central avenue. au3l-2t
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LNOR RENT-ROOM-Fr Front room, furnished
IL or unfurnished, near to car aud bus line,
on Walnut Hills. Apply at Builders shop,
2i6 w. Seventh street. sci -2t
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N7ANTED-SITUAT ATIONs-By two girls
w one ilrst-class cook and the other up
stairs work. Good references. Inquire at Is
Rittenhuuse street. au31-2t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-01
WANTED SITUATIONS.

W WANTED = STU ATION-By German,
wv speaks English, as porter or to drive q
delivery wagon, OF will sell cigars on commits
sion. Inquire at ~ K. Pearl st. au3l-2t