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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-18
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1875.

Nominations for the different offices were in
order Miss Lathr0p was the only nominee Tor
the Presidency, and was unanimously re-
elected The nominees for Vice President were
Miss Ella Patrick and Miss Burr. Miss Pat.
rick, Of Hughes High School, was deciareo
duly elected.
: Misses Stevenson, Brown. Gibson and Rider
were nominated for the office OF Secretary ana
Treasurer. Miss Brown withdrew her name:
On second ballot Miss Stevenson received II
votes; Miss Rider, l.; Miss Gibson, o. Miss
Stevenson was declared elected. Miss Emma
Roedter delighted the meeting with fine and
well played "vaise" by Tausig
The President then took the floor and thanked
the members for the com plimeAt conferred
upon her by electing her President for the third
time. The President called upon the members
to suggest some plans for the coming year 70
render the Association more effective than dur
hiss Burr suggested course Of reading,
Miss lie sler desired to take up the Recognized
authors and treat them to an analysts OF the
characters and incidents. Miss Lathrop sug-
gested that the course OF last year Woulu DC
the most efficient for the end OF the Associa-
tion.
A motion was made and carried, that q COM
mittee of five be appointed to confer with the
heads Of lady societies and lady teachers to
obtain plans. The committee appointed con-
sists Of Misses Burr, Lhamberlin, Foster,
MISE Misses ''ls Burr. Chamberlin and Foster were
appointed Standing Committee on Exercises.
The Treasurer reported balance on hand
Sept. IA, 1874, 81 90. Received for ormembership,
$3.50. Total, SD 30.
Expenditures-Janitor $40 90; stationary.
81 co: postal cards, 80 so. Total, $14b0
Miss Katzenberger delivered beautiful
song. "The Maid Of Dundee" A vote OF
thanks was rendered to the ladies who IA
yored tho association with music.
Misses Baughman, Brown and Schweichert,
were appointed on the programme for the next
meeting.
On motion the association adjourned.
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after delivering an allocutlon, announced that
Monsign0rs Antici, Mattel, Pacca, Randi,
Simeoni, Vittelleschi, and the Archbishop OF
Rennes, whose names he reserved In pectore
at the ConsIslory last May, haye been created
Cardinals. He also appointed several Arch
bishops and Bishops. The Consistory con-
cluded with the ceremony Of conferring the
ring and title on Cardinal McCloskey.
Cardinal Gaspard Grasselfni, who was born
at Palermo in 1906, and eleyated to the Cardin-
alate in 1856, died yesterday.
CARLIsTs SHOT.
LONDON, Sept. 18.-The Carlist Committee OF
London publish report from Hendaye that
the AlfOnsists, under Tarda, have shot ten Gar
lists in cold blood in AVIAN Valley. The VIC
Tins. two Of whom were Frenchmen, were
taken prisoners two days before the execu-
ti0n.
POSTPONED TO 1916.
LONDON, Sept. 18.-A Berlin special states
that the trial Of persons accused Of partcpa-
ting in revolutionary propaganda in Russia
has been postponed to 1876.
FROM BERLIN.
BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-Der Grosser Khorst, o new
ron-clad, for the German navy, was success
fully launched to-day, at Wiehlenstoen:
Gen. Won M0ltke will accompany the En-
peror on his visit to Italy.
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The Fall Gales.

THEY ARE PLAYING HAVOC IN THE GUlF.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 18.-Terrible storms are
reported on the Gulf and Texas coast There
has been no telegraphic communication from
Galveston since Wednesday.
The wires are down in every direction. A
dispatch from Berwick Bay, near the Gulf, In
Texas county, states that that section is all un-
der water. The flood there is greater than
ever known before. Wild rgmors in the city
report that the city of Galveston and neighbor..
ing cities are submerged under six feet OF
water.
LATER Galveston island is under water, but
there Ia no authentic case Of loss Of life. Gross.
ly exaggerated stories are being reported.
The steamer Natchez was blown from her
moOrings at the head Of Canal street about six
O clock last night, and drifted down the river
and ran Into the woodwork OF the Jackson
Square ferry.
Two men on board jumped into the water,
but could not be rescued. The damage to the
boat Is slight.
The telegraph wires are down westward, and
there is no communication with Texas.
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room under the influence Of liquor. and m 4
conversation with Mr.. j. v. DeLong, Q trayd:
ing salesman of Lancaster, o., he stated tAat
II he had a pistol he felt strongly tempted %
kill himself, as he would rather be dead fhal
blind. subsequently he went to the drug stos4
OF G. e. Calender, and presented a prescrip-
tion for solution Of hydrate OF chloral (iaD
grains) and water u oz.), and remarked thd1
he would like to have double that strength.
The solution, however, was made as the pre-
scripdon called for. shortly before two O'Clock
this morning, while Mr. De Long was out, ~
deceased took the whole Of the medicine, aboot
sixteen teaspoonsful, and died an hour and q
half afterward, about two O'Clock. Under or
dinary circumstances, q teaspoonful is sYE.
fcient dose. DR.. Dandrldge was called IN tAa
meantime, who found him in an unconscious
and pulseless condition, suffering severe pains
In the stomach and subject to convulsi0ns.
After several witnesses had been called.
whose testimony, however, elected nothing
more than has already been mentioned,
the jury returned q verdict that the d.:
ceased came to his death from suicide by nj
overdose Of hydrate Of chloral while laboring
under a fit Of despondency caused by tho Ai-
proaching loss OF his eyesight.
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The Far West.
THE NE3RAsB

THE NEBRASKA DEMCoRAcY-INDIAN AFFAIRS
OMAHA, Sept. 1s.-At the Democratic State
Convention held at Fremont Hon. z. Thomas
was nominated for udge of the Supreme Court
He was the only one nominated, although three
are required if the new Copstitution is adopted
by this court. The Democrats hope to cleo a
least one candidate. The platform adopted
declares strongly IN favor OF special currency,
and dSprecatea .al attempts to commit ths
party to a system Of paper money.
A special from Red Cloud Agency, dated yes
sion, arrived to-day. Spotted Tail paid his
first visit to the Commissioners to-day. lie
said the difficulty about selecting council
Sioux, have consented to come to White Clay
creek for council. He says the Indians from
the Missouri river are in hurry to make a
treaty before cold weather sets ip..
The croEls have appointed Spotted Tail, Req
Horse, Red Dog ind Two Strike to select coun-
Gil grounds, and promise I to abide BY their se.
council Friday. The sentiment Of the Indians
give favorable indications of making treaty.
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The Den, ocrats.

The Democratic Executive. Committee me
this morning at the usual hour at their new
hall, No. 400 Vine street. President w. s
Brown in the Chair, and Ed. Kramer, the Sec.
retary on deck. s
Nj. Mulvahill, Chairman of Committee on
Hall, reported that he mad secured the place in
which the meeting was being held-S6O Vine
street-for VS., during the campaign.
Mr.. FORAKER moved that committee OF
three be appointed to ascertain, by waitiug .
upon MIR. B. G. Stall, whether or not lie " as go.
ing to run for the State Senate Some discus
sion arose on this motion, and it was decld-
ed to get at tho true inwardness of the thing
in executive session. and all except the meme
bers were excluded
In executive session the resignation Of B. G.
Sta.l was received. Hon Sam. f. Hunt is
talked of rs his successor
The Committee on Hewitt. Is case reported ad-
yersely to t lat gentleman, and the place will
pro ably be filled by Wm Luder.
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AM,Nseuaents.

Woon,s TIE Arpp Thu lova or tho ,.u,.
~ WV VI WIG senss'
tlonai is deeply rooted in the human breast
! and plays Of this school exert wonderful In.
apanca ovar tho noesos uAoros. ~ Co.,x
=, ~. >'Ae ,na''se. oios' 'no 0onsa'
nent," though played in this city scores n
times, still continues to draw, and Mr. Oliver
Dond Byron as the "felret' grows more pop
| ular Wlth eacn repetition. W0od's Theater
upon last evening was completely filled by IN
enthusiastic audience. Mi. Byron was asusual
exceedinSly good, as one might suppose, from
s.R Rona Tohn"ys, ~ haned I It,, t
Iiven tha NAV md add n Nir eiarh,e,S ,a~r,.
tion as an eyccI,ens comcdian 1'ha pa1,s.,
ch were ss we,, randarad as oo s,e,,,
crnsct cons;der;nr tha na.nra as tne 49,
:. .k"s AZ aSo.t;S -, e. a.. ~ y: -. pA.s
at2 o'cl ,ck.
Hayerly's Troupe of celebrated Minstrezs
open at this house Monday evening with en-.
tirely new attractions.
Tup cp.Nnt t,prn. ,,o,r,
Tho nn.os,a, =, MS nlsni W.
tns heth ~ aIay o9nent, ana Det
treatment at the hands OF the actors. mas nsi
been seen at the Grand for many day. Sfiff
GRAY, as .sMargaret Gilmore. was yery xooa.
and was honorsd upon several occasions b
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FLASHES.

A new Episcopal diocese is to be carved out
Of the present diocese Of Illinois.
The Lake Shore Railroad claims to have
100000 cash on hand, anu no floating debt.
Another Indictment has been found against
Mcdonald and Joyce, the st. Louis revenue
sWlndlers.
The TT. Wayne, Muncie 8 Cincinnati rail-
road tanks, at Muncie, were destroyed ny nre
yesterday.
Hon. Hendrick B. Wright has been appointed
Chairman Of the Pennsylvania Democratic
State Committee.
Vineman & Co., Kansas City crooked whisky
men, have compromised with the Government
/ by paying $4,000.
The semi annual Convention Of General
Ticket and Passenger Agents assembled at
Saratoga yesterday.
house and grounds worth $4,000 to the Erie
Homo for the Friendless.
| Jacob Frey cut his throat from ear to ear,
Thursday night, in the Erie Jail, where he had
been incarcerated on the charge OF arson.
Tho London Daily News, In its financial Col
ulnns, expresses the belief that the bullion
Withdrawh from the bank Thursday goes to
America.
| jordan Marshall & Co., the extensive Boston
dry goods house, was damaged by fire and
water late yesterday afternoon, to the extend
Of fully sS0GOO9.
Minnesota farmers estimate their losses on
the wheat crop, on account Of unfay0rable
weather, 10 per cent. in quantity and lopez
cent in quality.
At Erenn, Connecticut passenger train rar
into freight train on side track, the switch
having been leit open, and several persons
were Slightly injured. 9.
AT Athens, yesterday an alteration oc
cuffed between James Tedrow and Fremon
Kelley, when the former drew revolver ane
shot Kelley below the heart Reiley's recovery
is doubtful.
About four hundred feet of track of the St
Louis Narrow Gauge railroad went into tht
Mississippi river Thursday night, by the cav
ing IN Of The bank about mile above the leye'
north Of Cairo.
| The Alabama Constitutional Convention
adopted in its bill Of rights the following
The people of this State accept as a finally es
tabllshed fact that from the Federal uuiol
thelA eah be no accession Of any State.n
Henry Ward Beecher declines TO accept
public reception from Brooklyn citizens, say
ing such demonstration might be misinter
preted; that it would tend to keep alive feel.
| lngs that ought to subside, and which 1t were
well, both for public and private good, to have
removed, If not in forgetfulness at least to OBJ.
security,
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Horrible Murder.

JUDGE LYNCH THREATENS TO TRY THE GASES.
OMAHA, sept 1S.-A dispatch from Kea1ney
junction says party Of about twenty Texan
herders came in, last night, and camped on the
Platte at the bridge. During the night their
horses got into the cornaeld Of Mr.. Collins.
He took up the horses. and this morning they
came up and said they would settle. They
came yp to town and got drunk:
They went back and shot Collins five times,
killing him almost instantly.
All Of them were this morning captured, and
are now in Jail at Kearney Junction. u is
probable that they will be lynched to-night.
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THOR sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY
I E Two pieces of real estate, the first known
los the Paraffine Factory, and located on the
j. W. cor. OF w all and Third streets, Maysville,
Ky; the other known as the Coal Vi! Refinery,
and located on the bank OF the river, just below
1.-THE city; both admirably situated for msnu-
txacturing purposes, convenient to every de-
fscrlptlon OF mineral and agricultural supplies,
tcoal, iron, timber, stone, grain, hemp, hides,
Mood, cheap labor, easy transportation, and a
market readily accessible by river or rail; suit
Mble fot a foundry, lanyard, rolling, planning,
.Wo0len or -four mill, furniture, wagon, plow,
Marriage or hemp factory, or manrfect0ry OF
4ne.cut tobacco; sale pr'ivate; terms easy. In
Vuire Of j. f. BARBOUR, Maysville. Ky.
{ selS-3tl
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LAST EDITION.
Washington.


Naval Observation-Disclosures
Mississipps, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S--A dispatch received
at the Navy Department this morning from
Rear Admiral Rodgers. Superintendent Of the
Naval Academy, announces the arrival Of the
practice ship, Constellation, at the Academy,
Yesterday. All on board are we'll. The Cadet
midshipmen will land and 20 into quarters TO-
morrow. .
Rear Admiral Almy, commanding the North
Pacific Station, reports to the Navy Depart
ment that he sailed from Honolulu in the PEN
sacola, his flagship, on the 2Sth uItimo, for q
months cruise among the Hawaiian Islands.
Campbell Carrugh, Assistant U. g. Attorney
for this district, has resigned under serious
AdvIces from mississippi indicate that the
troubles there are over.
Representative White, Of Alabama, has
been appointed an Associate Justice for Utah.
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SUICIDE.

A Prominent Irareltng S0Iesnsass Tdkes
Hydrate Of Cht0rat and Dies.
Coroner Maley, this morning, held an in
quest on the body of Mr.. A. J. Case, vino was
found dead in his bed about ten minutes be-
fore O'clock, at the Gibson House, where ne
was stopping. The deceased was occupied as
travelling salesman for the firm of Hunt, Hol-
broke Barber, of Hartford. Conn.,, where he
resides, and has wife and four children. The
circumstances connected with his death are
rather singular, and strongly point to suicide.
For the past ten days he had been failing in
his evesight. anu Dir. Williams, 0culist, in
formed him that he might lose it entirely. He
had been subject to diseases OF the eye ior sew
cral years rast.
Last night abaut o'o!o, TX he went up TO his
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON Sept
21st, at 2 IL o'clock,
Win be sold AT AUCTION, on the premises,
Large Lot on the east side Of Burns street, be
tween Storrs and staebler streets, being X
feet inches front by 81 feet inches more o,
less in depth, with the two story brick build.
ing thereon.
Also, at 3 O'Clock,
Lot on the old Warsaw Road, about 200 feet
north Of the Lower River Road, being 81 feet
more or less in 'front.' and l4J feet more or less
in depth, and "a feet wide in the rear, with
street on the north side and alley on south
side, being perpetual leasehold subject to 8
nominal rent.
Also, at 4 O'clock,
Lot on Bold face Road, a short distance south
Of the Warsaw Pike, being go feet front and
las feet more or less in depth from the center
Of said road.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON,
Sept. 22d, at 3 O'Clock,
The Colored School Lot on Third street, being
80 feet in front the north side of Third street.
between Central avenue and John street, and
9J feet 8 3inches in depth, with the three s.ory
brick building thereon.
Also, at 4 O'clock.
The east 80 feet Of the Brachman Lot, being 90
feet front on the south side OF Fifth street, op-
posite Mound street, and x0o feet in depth.
THU RSDAY AFTERNOON,
Sept. 23, at 3 O'Clock.
Lot on East Front street, known as the Magill
Lot, being 100 feet front ON the south side Of
East Front street. and 500 feet more or less in
depth to low-water mark Of Ohio River
All Of the above property is in choice locali-
ties, and offers unusual inducements to specu-
lators, capitalists and those seeking safe and
profitable investments. Title guaranteed. All
Of the above sales to be subject 70 the approval
OF the Board of Education.
Terms Of sale-One third cash, balance il,
one and two years, with interest at per cent. !.
secured by mortgage ON the premises.
A. G. HORTON,
6S West Third street;
GEO. +. MEYERS 4 Co.,
54 West Third street;
JOHN HI. LOUD,
1i5 Vine street,
: selS-2t AUCTIONEERS.
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The Lady Teachers met this morning for re-
organization. Hiss Della A. Lathrop presiding.
The minutes Of the last meeting were ap-
proved.
The programme for the day was then taken
up.
The first musical piece was duct-"Thc
Fishermen" sung by the Misses Pauline Hirsh
and Alice Lowenstrin.
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Frank Lempke, 80 years, Germany.
Abraham Davis, As years, Poland
Chas. G. Shaw, 3s years, city.
Margaret Denier, years, city.
Ann Doherty, 48 years, Ireland.
John Harmon, city.
Henry D. Zum voorde, 81 years, Germany.
Isabella Stanley, 20 months, city.
Mary Whistler, years, city.
Lulu Beierlin, Q months, city.
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Another Ne,vssops,. ss,x.

ST. LoUIs.Sept is-Stilson Hutchins, who for
some months past, has been part proprietor and
manager Of the ST. Louis Times, has disposed of
a controlling interest in the Evening Dispatch,
which till now has been in his hands, to w,
Il. Allison, editor for twenty five years OF the
Steubenvlle, Ohio, Herald The price paid is
$4,000. Mr.. Allison will take consrol on the
Is. of October.
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Columbus Ae,rs.

Special to the stax
COLUMBUS, Sept. Ex-senator Boutwell, spoke
to an audience Of about one thousand people in
the Opcra-nouse last night, devoting himself
to the financial question.
At the Westerville District Fair yesterday
K. Nj. Strodes' Red Oak won the free r-ail
trot in three straight heats. Tinle-2:34h &,
1888, s:34k. Harry Mitchell, from CleyelaEs,
took the second money and Lew Scott third.
Siversides WIS also 10 the race.
Henry Emrch, an old citizen, was foun,,
dead at his place Of business When last secn
alive he was in his usual health
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The Molijss.

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, Sept 18.-A special says
that the Mollie Maguires are again on the
rampage. A man named Piles, living at
Shenandoah, was set npon by a gang Of Mo! /.
lies, and nearly killed. besides being ro .ified to
leave the place.
The life Of tho editor of the Summit Hill In
telligencer has been threatened, and boss
miner, HeatOn, has received a death notice,
The people are determined to retaliatc against
the Mollies Tor their Outrages.
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Fire.

The alarm that was turned in from boz 1874.
about II O'Clock to-day, was occasioned by a
slight 1re in the roof Of the beer saloon at the
southeast corner Of Bank and Freeman streets.
The blaze was extinguished with very little
trouble, and before the damage had amounted
TO anything worth speaking or.
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The Charlie Ross Story Not Bel3evsd.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-The police authori-
ties and the father Of Charlie Ross discredit
the story Of his having been found at Ypsilanti.
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A SPORTING Mon shot

NEW YORK. Sept, 18.-Wm. McMahon, pro-
prietor OF Darfoor Driving Park, on Coney
Island road, was shot last night and mortally
wounded by man named Johnston. He was
arrested. Mcmahon was well-knoWn among
turfmen, and at one time was prominent.
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Latest from Abroad.
THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.


ROME, Sept lS-The Pope held Consistory
to-day, and conferred upon Cardinal McCloskey
the ring ard title Of Santa Maria Sopra Min
erva.
In the papal Coasistorv to day. the rope.
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The Harvest IN England.
L1vERN5L, Sept ls.-The harvest operations
are nearly over, and the grain crop is found
to have been rescued in excellent condition and
in good average quality.
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TOR SALE-LAND-Seventee acres excel
E lent land, with good improvements and or.
khard, near the corporation line Of this city; 1t
Is increasing in value; would do to subdivide
It; IL is beautiful location, well adopted for
gardening, and close to a good market; is near
70 Earlham College and new graded school;
price ,00O Apply to JOSEPH DICKINSON
u CO., Richmond, Ind. Real Estate Agents.
(sel8-2t]
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T1OR oSALE--.WoODS' GALLERY"-At
E Georgetown, county seat Of Brown county,
Ohio. for $500 cash. No opposition. Prlces
At the above place. selS-3t
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THOR sALE-HOUSE-At q bargain, for a
E short time only, house and lot, $50 Elm st.,
3 rooms. cellar, side entrance, cistern. hydrant,
Eas, grained and newly papered and painted
Street, OF at 1853 York street, 10 the evening.
{ lseI9-3t] l-L-
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Ascidenf ~. the Roll

Aecident or the R08I.
ATLANTA GA, Sept 18.-An engine on the
| Cherokee railroad ran off the track last nigh,
and killed the fireman and injured several per-
| sons.
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CT. PAUL M. e. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
at II a. m. and TX p. m. by the Pastor, Rev. Z.
Il. Payne, d. d. Sunday school at AZ p. M
STRANGERS welcome, 1T
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CEvENTH- STREET CONGREGATIONAL
y CHURCH.-The Rev. Eben HALEY, Pastor.
Services Tomorrow at II A. N. Subject ::
''The simplicity that Is in Christ" All are in
vita1. lit
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The P9'psid0nts

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-General Grant is In the
city and will visit the Exposition to-day.
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TINE-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-The Pastor. Rev. G. B. Bovn-
ton, D. D., will preach Tomorrow at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Evening service in the main
Audience Room. All are invited. Sabbath
school III q .8O a m 1t
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T-1OR SALE-BUSINESS-O good notion
il wagon, norses and route for sale very
cheap. Address G. G. LElTZ, New Richmond,
OhinF se6-tf
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TENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
I street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. T. Moore Pastor. Molning subject: "The
Modern War Against the church." Evening:
"The Religious Situa6Ion IN Cincinnati" Seats
Free IL
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HATS.
;R UY Y OUR III A T
O O "A N
ssThe Eatter.'
92 1t
FOR RENT...ROoMs.

;LNOR RENT = ROOM-A nicely furnished
u, room for two gentlemen; gas, bathroom
and large clothes closet. 246 Plum street, be-
tween George and Seventh. sel6-3t
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THOR SALE--LAND--5 acres prairie land;
good spring on same; in thfckiy settled
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa., near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
Spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
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