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A New Way with Seed Corn.

"A correspondent Of the Inter-Ocean,
and scientific man withal, writes: Nos
is the time for farmers to gather seed
corn. They should go through the fields
and select the best ears, taking the Hpi
per ear ON stalks with two or more on
the same. Enough shuck should be iefa
to tie two or more together. They shouI1
then be conveyed to the smoke-house
and hung up, smoked with the meat, ami
left until planting time. Corn treated
in this way will never fail, and win b.
more vigorous and grow faster than that
selected from the crib. We have nal
ticed than when we have run short, and
have been compelled to resort to thR
crib to finish out field, that the smoksH
corn could be distinguished by rgWsi
from the other. 1t grew more rapidly
was more hardy and darker In coI1r.
What is the philosophy Of this treatmeuk'
we are not able to say. But all farmers
will find 1t to their advantage to try H.,
We have tried it for ten years, and tiEii'
it pays.
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THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4. 1875.
slowly, but enough is received to make

slowly, but enough is received to make
the election of Pillsbury, Republican. for
Governor, certain, by at least 5000 ma
jority. The Democrats have perhaps
elected the State Treasurer. This is
owing to personal considerations. The
Legislature will be largely Republican.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-There are strong
reasons to believe that the Independents
will contest the election of General
johnson to the State Senate. Warrants
for the arrest of several judges of the
election charged with making false re-
turns, were issued and the parties were
arrested and gave bail for a hearing to-
morrow.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. At is claimed at
the Democratic headquarters that the
returns from various counties received
so far indicate that CarrolPs majority
outside of the city will be about 400.
Before the election il was thought there
would be about 300 majority against him
in the State.
THE OTHER STATES.
hoburhS Holu Aduodo' iuulCdto butb tuo
Republicans have elected nearly two
thirds Of the Legislature.
A Chicago dispatch says returns from
all but one precinct in the city, and a
few country towns, which will not mate
rally alter the result OF the election for
County Treasurer, give Huck 80, 1O4, Kel-
ley S,875, Hessing 26,8S5.
Ludlngton, Republican, is elected Gov
n WjQnnncir, hu a hpt A hn
balance of the Republican ticket is proba-
bly, elected, though there is some doubt
about Baetz for Treasurer.
In Mississippi the Democrats have
about thirty majority in the House and
six or eight in the Senate. The Demo-
Gratis elect the entire Congressional del
egation, with the possible exception of
Scale, i'll the Sixth District, and returns
indicate success in it.
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Latest Local.

The inquest in the Longworth-street
abortion case that was 70 be held this
morning, has been postponed until Sa.
turday, the woman, the victim OF the
abortionists, being unable to leave the
hospital.
THE cases Of B. G. TAFT, James Ar
mold and John Kelley, taken in last
night from ISL Race street, on the charge
OF exhibiting gaming devices, were con-
tinasd to the 18th inst. by Judge Linde.
man, the parties giving bonds OF $500
each.
81. G. WALcoTT of las West Fourth
street, appeared this morning in the Po-
lice Court as prosecuting witness
against e. W. WheeiOck and Stephen
Cheney, the two men arrested by the
ever-faithful Court officer John Quinn,
for "a burglary committed on Walton's
premises on the 17th Of last month, and
5000 worth OF rubber goods stolen--part
OF which has been recovered. They
were dismissed ON this charge and were
taken to the Work-house, ON conviction
of petitlarceny, day or so ago.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mayor Johnston leaves this afternoon
for brief visit to mis- daughter, at Mt.
Vernon.
Rev. 8. X. Leayltt addresses the Bap-
tist Missionary Convention at Lockland,
on the 10th inst.
Rev. W. T. Moore lectured at Mt.
Pleasant, Tuesday evening, on "Work
and it's conditions."
mence the erection of another hugo coal
elevator in the West End.
Mr.. Charles II. Kellogg, that popular
Kentuckian, has taken rooms for himself
and family at the Burnet House.
MIR. Fl. Bidwell, of the well-known
theatrical firm OF Spalding aud Bidwell,
is In city fresh from the Sunny. He re-
ports business at New Orleans flourish
ing.
Messrs. George Il. and VIM. b. Keller,
the energetic and racy individuals who
make the Ohio River Pilot the favorite
river paper, are in town and being cared
forby Commissioner Cakes, Of the Craw.
ford.
Sam. Waldman, that popular man OF
the Springfield Republic, is looking
round Cincinnati to-day. Cincinnati is
Waldmau is fayorite man with Cincin-
natians.
Mrs. s.. X. Leavitt, that indomitaDle
worker in the missionary cause, is pre-
pairing report and address, to be de-
liyered to the Baptist Missionary Con-
vention, to be held at L0ckland, on No
vember 0 and TO-.
Col. Snelbaker is looking anxiously to
the Common Council meeting this after
noon. There has been a strong effort to
bring influences to bear upon the body
which might prevent confirmation Of
the Mayors appointments.
Miss Victoria Woodruff, the daughter
Of Mrs. Woodruff, the banker-lecturer,
and Mrs. Clafiin, the mother OF Miss
Tennie G. Clafin and Mrs. Woodruff,
are az the Gibson House to-day. The
bankers arrive tomorrow.
Mr.. Frank M. Cozad, the popular Vice
President and Treasurer OF the Western
Railway Construction Company, is busi-
'ly engaged in preparation for the open
ing OF work on the Springfield, jackson
and Pomeroy railroad on Tuesday next.
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Count Handbook, Coroner Maley's
right bower, has foresworn his old
friends, Schott and Bloom, and flown to
the arms Of his much.beloved King Al.
cohol. Hamie only has one fault-he
can't stand prosperity. mo one can 90
through the pockets OF q fioater as he
can, no eye 10 so keen 70 detect sfbrafn
substance" as his. Like vulture he
smells out q carcass by instinct. But
Hamie once made vow that he would
never draw sober breath on his BIRTH
day. He has kept that VOW. The world
should be proud Of man that never VIC.
lates his oath; but Hamie's birthday
comes 80 often, so very often Of late, that
the past few weeks have been almost q
continual celebration. The Coroner has
grown aweary, and the Count, like hon.
est Iago, has been cashiered. Alas, such
Is the late of man. The Ex-D0g Marshal,
General George Gross, supersedes the
Count. All hail, Marshal Gross.
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FLASHEH.

The home of Mrs. Mcdonald, Logan s.
port, Ind, burned last night.
South & Dunan's. sash factory, at Lima,
o., burned yesterday. Loss, $1,000. No
insurance.
George Jacobs committed suicide by
shooting in j. II. Garner's saloon at
Cardlngton, o. =.
The Bishops of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church met at Boston yesterday. ALI
were present except Bishop James.
G. A. Witt & Co., merchants or Lon.
don, England, have failed. Liabilities
are stated to be about half a million dol
lars.
A special from Virginia City says the
mining situation is encouraging. The
water is being reduced, and rebuilding
is going on briskly.
Adam Mathes and VIM. Hook were
buried beneath falling earth and instant
y killed at a quarry, near Mansfield,
yesterday. Their bodies have not yet
been recovered.
A motion tor stay in the execution
of John Clarke, sentenced to lie hanged,
at Rochester, November 5th, for the mur-
der OF a policeman, was denied in the
Supreme Court.
The home OF e. W. Depue, near Ham,
den, Vinton county, was entered by bur-
glare, who, after securing $500 in money,
fired the building and fed. Mrs. Depue
and four children barely escaped with
their lives.
The Governor of Louisiana has signed
the death-warrants ofsix criminals-two
in Coushatta, to be executed Friday, No
vember 10Th; two in Monroe and two in
New Orleans, to be executed November
26th. Two of the condemned are white
ana four colored.
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LAST EDITION.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--Returns received
in this city change the result Of yester-
day as regards the State vote. and 1t is
now conceded by the Republicans that
the State has gone Democratic by a very
small majority, probably 5000 majority.
This city gave Bigelow, Democrat, for
Secretary Of State, 23,574 majority, and
the Antt.Tammany candidates in the
city received similar majorities. The
Senate stands, twenty-one Republicans
and eleven Democrats. The Assembly
stands, sevensy-fve Republicans to fifty
Democrats.
The total vote in this city, with one
election district missing, is 100, ,563, OF
this Bigelow received 80, 143; Seward,
5000; Bigelow's majority, 29,,723. The
Republicans concede the election of the
Democratic State ticket, but claim that
the majority will not be over 5000.
The Legislature Is thoroughly Repub-
lican. With the local candidates the
situation remains the same as already
reported. The defeat OF Tammany has
been overwhelming. s''
In Brooklyn the Democrats carried the
State ticket, but the Republicans elected
Daggett for Sheriff and Schroeder for
Mayor.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 4-11 A. M.-Re-
turns from ffty-eight counties give an
estimated Democratic majority OF 8, ,4S0.
The Legislature probably stands: Sem
ate-22 Republicans. 10 Democrats; AS
sembly-7S Republicans, 50 Democrats;
giving the Republicans. 40 majority on
Joint ballot.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 4.--The latest returns
from every county and township, except
a few, make no change in the result.
Rice Is elected by 5000 plurality, ana the
entire State ticket ie elected by still
higher figures. The Legislature will
stand about as follows, Senate 80 Repub-
licans. 8 Democrats; House 17b Republi-
cans, 105 Democrats.
PENNHYLvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-The majority
in the city for Hartranft Is 1890, and
in the State about $4,000. Mr.. Mackey,
State Treasurer, expects that 1t will in
crease TO 10000 In Philadelphia, thus
making the Republican majority In the
800 s''ss' ,.,w...sor. ...ss.sa : rs 4.
BIT. PAUL, NoY, A--Returns come ipl
p zfs---, --S-sSs<t4
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THE GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-With the
exception Of "Hamlet," "Othello" is
probably the most popular with audi
ences of the present day Of all OF Shak-
speare's works. Edwin Forrest, among
English speaking actors since the time
OF .Kean, from bis very nature, which
was quick, fiery and impulslve, wae the
most successful delineator OF this char
acter. Whom should we expect to see
don the robes Of this great master and
wear them more successfully than his
favorite pupil, Mr.. Mccullough His per-
formance last evening, excepting In
the more pathetic portions, was
simply grand. From the fond and
doting husband to the crazed and
jealous monster wrought upon
BY the machinations OF Iago,
Mr.. Mccullough was all that Forrest
ever was. The noble self-saorifice, the.
taking Of his own life, as the veil Is lifted
and he sees the IaonstrOus dupe that he
has been, brought an almost terrible
silence upon his audience so natural
Wse tho acting, "DesdemQnaV has been
I. ,
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Ierse TeseUranss.


NORFOLK, Nov. 4.-Schooner Eugenie
arrived.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.4The direct United
States cable has been repaired and is
working.
WEST MERIDEN, CT, Nov. AK Sc n.
ator Parker died at Geneva, Switzerland,
yesterday.
ROCHESTER, NY, Nov. 4.-John Clark,
murderer OF John Trayor, has been
granted two-weeks respite.
QUINCY, MASS, Nov. 4.-Miss Annie
Lelnold shot herself fatally with re.
volver last night. Temporary insanity.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Advices from Singa.
pore, received to-day, report that the
British representative at Paneek, OH the
Peninsula, has been murdered by the
natives.
TIFFrN, o., Nov. 4.-Wm. Bailey, a
prominent lawyer of this city, was ar.
rested last night for an attempt at rape
on young lady named Miss Price. BE
was bound over to Court to-day.
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Cossnsos. Csssncss.

The following is list Of the police ap-
pointments:
Superintendent OF Police-Thomas e.
Snelbaker.
Captains-W Borck, Edward Wes-
sci, Jacob JohnGon, Edwin Hudson, NJ
Welsh, &. w. Brady, VIM. Aeheman,
John Reeder, b. p. Churchill and Eu-
gene Daylor.
Lleutenants--E. Arnold, A.. Mitten-
dorf, d. Snelbaker, Il. Kelly, M. Spaeth,
Thos. Meara. X. Woersell, Q. Crowley,
=. Smith, A: II. Ridgway, V. Roberts, 5.
e. MinschelI, Z. Williams, ]. Holmes,
baum, 9. Beninger, John Brady, and ].
b. Sargent.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Geo. Fletcb.
er. an ex-member OF the Fire Depart.
ment, last night shot and instantly
killed james Hanly in front OF the en-.
gine-house on Queen street. Fletcher
had recently been discharged for rape,
and believed Hanly. had furnished the in
formation leading to his discharge. He
had been tried and acquitted. Last
night he went to the engine house, called
Hanly out and killed him.
Robert Minor, Of Buffalo, fell from the
dome OF Memorial Hall yesterday while
visiting the Centennial buildings and
was instantly killed.
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Late Foreign News.
ARSENAL BURNED.

ARSENAL BURNED. ..f
BERLIN, Nov. 4.--The German arsenal
at Rendsburg has been totally destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at FIVE
million marks.
MORE TROUBLE FOR TURKEY.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.--The servians are re-
arming, and there are Indications OF an
other general rising in that district
against Turkish rule.
CARLIST VICTORY.
PARIS, Nov. 4.--The Carlists have re-
captured Ordurara, after a sharp fight,
and defeated the Altonsist garrison.
MADRID, Nov. 4.--The Epoca, in it's is
sue Of to-day, processes ignorance ofany
memoranda on the Cuban question have
ing been committed to the Spanish Gov
ernment by that Of the United States. II
believes that the gravity Of the question
has been exaggerated, and that there is
no foundation for the statements pub
lished. that the United States Govern
nient meditates any interference with
Spanish rule on the Island Of Cuba.
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A shopkeeper purchased of an Irislss
woman quantity Of butter, the lnmps
of which, intended for pounds, Id
weighed in the balance and found wans-
ing. "Sure ips your own fault ii they
are light" said Biddy, in reply to ttia
complaints OF the buyer; 'sits your ovid
fault, sir; for wasn't it with pound 81
your own soap bought here myself thai
/ weighed themw The shopkeepsf
had nothing more to say on that sEEb-
iect.
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sharon Believed 20 be san Iaoat

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-on account
oflow prices brought on to-day by stocks
known as Sharon stocks. rumor spread
that Sharon had failed, but this report is
not traceable to any responsible source,
nor is any tangible reason assigned as q
cause for his failure. Money is very
assigned above, affords the only ground
for the supposltion that Senator Sharon
is not above and beyond the ordinary
fluctuations Of the money market.
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI. Nov. T.

~" CINCINNATI. NOV. 4-I :W r. h
Gold opened at HIN New York to-day, Zen
to ll4X. and now stands at 115k. 1t is Wef<k
here 1l4X buying, and 1lGH selling. Cold
checks on New York, n5k.
|. There is an active demand for money to-aaE.
The market il steady. with ample suppiy Ek|
previous rates
New YORK exchange is easier and rates are
lower under moderate demand. II u nDsE
selling.
Sterling is quiet and steady at 4s4 60 dags
anu 4SS sight, gold.
There were eleven bids for Government cola
to-day amounting to 81, ,532.000, at 114.sOaiikza
and 100000 awarded at 115.02a11619.
Government bonds are quoted here as follows
t0.daV.
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MORE TROUBLE FoR TURKFY.

The First National Bank of Pittston,
Penn, was broken into by band OF bur.
glars, who entered the vault through the
top, whore they blew open two spherical
safes, from which they distracted forty
thousand dollars In bonds and money,
after which they decamped. The rob-
bers entered and depsrted through the
Sxgofss =
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Fast M0SE.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 4.-The Post
Office Department has issued orders to
have postal cars ready by the 1st of De-
cember for new line between New York
and Pittsburg, over the Pennsylvania
road, that company having agreed to
shorten up on its Cincinnati express
train, and leave New York at 6 p. NJ,
instead 4:46 p, NJ,
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Susan B. Anthony doesn't like there
cent decision of the Supreme Court
against the Constitutional right OF wei
men to vote. She said, In late lettars
81 couldn't 60 five miles out OF town,
when was In Missouri, without meet
ing a aock OF grasshoppers that wouiA
make better bench OF Judges than thz
present Supreme Court OF the Uniteat
StatAs.N
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Not the Prsssden. and Receiyer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Mr. Jewett, a
brother of President Jewett, of the Erie
railroad, and heavy speculator Of ofstocks,
died suddenly at st. Nicholas Hotel at
II O'Clock last night.
The announcement of his death In
Wall street has caused slight break In
the leading stocks, and probably gave
President Jewett.
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An elderly lady, who, with her dausalr
ter, had just returned from rather rAp-
i'd journey through France, part Of Ger
many and Italy, was asked. the othsr
day If they had visited Rome, and sid
replied in the negative. la, mai yoa
we did" said the daughter; "that was
stOckings.o
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Tor SALE-FARM-In Campbell county,
Il KY, about7 miles from Alexandria, county
seat Of said county; lies on county road, and
consiss s Of rs acres, with good hewed log dwell
ing -house and necessary out buildings; house
is two stories high, and has rooms; about 40
acres are under cultivation, balance in timber;
school-house near by. The situation is high
and healthy, and IN a good neigliborhood; CATH
olic and Protestant churches near Price s55
per acre, u caah, balance ON usual time. For
further particulars inquire Of EDWARD REL
LEY, Attorney, Alexandria, KY. nol-4t
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The suit OF Mr.. John Birnbaum against
Mr.. Aaron Hopper, County Commission.
er elect, has been commenced to-day.
There are forty-four distinct charges.
alleging fraud in different voting places
in the city in different ways.
The counsel for Mr.. Birnbaum are T.
G. Campbell, Gen. Bates and j. w. War
ringtOn.
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LN0R SALE-BOAr--An A No. l now tow
IL boat, all in complete running order. Di-
lnensions: 13U foot keel, 81 foot beam 3 boilers,
"a feet long, 40 inches In diameter, l5-inch cyl
iDders, s feet stroke; makes steam very easy.
Terms one nalf cash, balance in and months.
Address J. q. MORRIS, agent, Wheeling,
West Virginia. mol AT
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LNOR SALE-FARM--A fine farm of 100
IL acres, in Scott Co., Ind: rs cleared, 25 In
timber; frame house Of rooms and cellar;
barn, stable and other out-houses, all in good
miles from Lexington on the o. and NJ, X. R..
13 miles from Madison, and 80 from Louisville
Address or apply to w. +. BUSH, cor. C0lerain
pike and Hopple street. nol-3t
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VNT STU ALTON = To auctioneer;
! w q live man, good crier, private salesman
and book-keeper, with nine years. practical
experience Ia the auction business as c0Educt-
cd in GLASGOW, Scotland; London, England;
Montreal, Canada, and New Orleans, is open
for an engagement at q moderate salary. Ad-
drese, post paid, j. W. ASHTON, Boutte Sta
sa0n. Ut. Charles parish, La. n02-3t
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DR.. Lerd lectures In Wyomspg, 90 the
.eyeai9s Of the 18th rs<
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SIT rst, tda class IS
years. experience in the best shops in the East,
and understand all branches Of the business.
Address j. l.. SAW YER, Gullford, Dearborn
county, Indiana n0l-4t
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wv spoke factory. Must be q man Of cxpe-
1ience, capacity, and come well recommended
rs competent to manage the Works. state
what salary you want Address j. b, WHITE,
Fort Wayne, Indiana. no4-8t
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EOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land;
Il good spring on same; in thickIy settled
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat Or will trade for horse and light
spriDgwagon. Address "W," this Office
ljy14-tfl
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WT UATION--By a young man
wv Of "a, good hand with horses, or willing
70 do any kind of work. Address j. j. L., 32s
John street. no2-3t
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VTT ED-SADDLE-TREE. MAKERS =
| wv Four English Somerset tree makers, one
side tree maker. CLARE HUGHES, Bethel,
Ohio. no4-2t
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FOR LEASE.

LsOR LEASE-FARM-In Clarke county, Of
IL l,i00 acres or more. for q term OF years,
with houses, barns, cribs, and every necessary
0utbilding to make o complete frst-class farm
Inquire Of A. H. SMITH, on the premises,
Clarke county, Ohio. nol-3t
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TXT TANTED-SITUATIO young man
wv of27 years, in a wholesale or retail store,
to be generally useful, or would accept any
thing honorable; has had good deal Of ex-
perience In wood or other machinery. Address
FRANK W., North Bend, o. no2-3t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By young gen.
wv tleman in candy manufactory; would
like TO work under instructions; has had some
experiences; salary no object. Address OIL
YER PHILIPS, Dayton, Ohio. nO2-St
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VNTANTED-SITUAT UATION-By young man
wv as compositor; have had two years ex
perience; wages very 10 " at first. Address F.
X. MURELL, No. 2701s Seventh street. nos
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WT ED-SITU ATION-By a druggist
w OF 10 years. experience in retail drug
business, as salesman or to travel for whole-
sale drug store; references Address GEO.
w. LAMB, Aurora, Ind. no2-St
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VKT TANTED - STU ALTON - To do general
wv housework, or take care Of children;
would have no objections to go to the country;
best OF reference. Address JANE, Star Office
nO4-3t#
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wv ANTED-PARTNER--In butter dairy
Nv and produce OF farm: farm will pay for
ell Investments In i've years: $4,000 required
for al outfit and guAraIstee II per cont, inde-
pendent OF increase Of farm. Address BUCK
Yk DAIRYs Hartwclls Ohio nol-at
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The foll0wIngls ls the closing report OF has
York Stock Market, as received oy Lea, Stsz-
rett & Co., 20 West Third Street: