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Railroad News.

DIS MONIES, a., August 1O.-A prof.
ect is now being worked up to extend
the narrow gauge road from this city to
Milwaukee. Parties were in the city
yesterday to get an extension north
westerly.
CHICAGO, August 10.-The Courier
announces the fact that the State Rail.
road and Warehouse commissioners
will visit Chicago to-day for the purpose
OF investigating the charges of corrup-
tion against W. G. Laughlin, their Sec
retary.
QUINCY, ILL, August 10.-R. S. Ste.
.vens, for several years Manager OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
was appointed Saturday General Mania
ger of the Hannibal and st. Joe.
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A Memory Of the Past.

The death of the oldest surviving sor
of the illustrtous Hamilton is an event
which under any circumstances should
not be passed over in silence. 1t seems
like bringing the past into the presen,
to imagine son of this Revolutionary
statesman living with us. Yet the Alex.
ander Hamilton who died on Monday
leaves behind him three brothers still III
the vigor of as much health as can be
expected from extreme old age. The
deceased was in the ninetieth year of his
age when he died. AS 1t is seventy-one
years since Hamilton himself was
killed, his surviving chiliren have all
passed the limit ascribed to human life
by the Psalmist.-N. Y. Herald.
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The collapse Of Messrs. j. B. Ford &
Co., Mr.. Beecher S publishers, ,occasioned
but little comment in this locality. 1t
has been known for some time that they
were in Strengthened circumstances, and
their final Suspension is regarded as a
natural consequence of the Brooklyn
scandal. 1t was at first thought that the
Christian iris anu Union t. Beeehe,s tIn pal paper would
not seem to be the case. Henry NJ.
Cleveland will continue the publication
OF that journal, a progi anime which, it
appears, was decided upon some time
ago.-N. Y. Cor. Philadelphia Press.
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TIE RIFLE TEAM.
RGtlrOad Accident EVery Passenger
Burned or DrOtcned.


PANAMA, August 1O.-On the night
road accidents that has ever happened
occurred on the..Santiago and Valparaiso
railroad.
AS the 1o:8O'P. NJ. train from valpar.
also was passing over the bridge at
Limache, that structure gave way, and
with the exception of the engineer,
Lender, the whole train, containing fifty
persons, was precipitated into the river
below, the lamps were broken in the
lace, and the oil running out ignited and
set fire to the largest part of the wreck.
The papers state thas every one of the
passengers were either crushed to death
or perished by fire or water. The in.
vestigati0n went to show that the acci-
dent was caused by the. defectiveness OF
the bridge, which was condemned by the
engineers several months ago.
The State of Magdalena is reported in
open conflict with the General Govern
ment, and fighting going on between
their respective forces.
About fifty OF those engaged in the re-
cent faDatical riots have been shot in
squads at towns between San Miguel
and the capital, causing the padres who
occasioned the outbreak to witness the
execution.
Many OF these victims confessed they
were assured by the padres they might
rob the rich provided they gave part to
the Church.
The electoral struggle for President
of the United States OF Columbia threat
ems general war and a division of the
country. -'
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To Chicago, of Course.

HUNTINGTON, L. l., August 10.-There
is considerable excitement here over the
elopement Of the wife OF a wealthy
farmer, j. II. Fletcher, with hired man,
Thos. Leahey, who recently landed from
Ireland.
Fletcher having business from home
last Saturday week, returned unexpect.
edly the following night and surprised
Leahey, who was occupying his place In
Mrs. Fletchers boudoir.
A scene ensaed, Leahey fled, and next
day was joined by Mrs. Fletcher, who
took SO, 900 OF Mr.. Fletcher's money. The
couple went to Chicago.
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Having been consulted by the Govern
ment as to the advisability of admitting
women into medical profession, the
General Medical Council Of London,
composed of twenty-tour of the most
distinguished doctors and surgeons OF
the Kingdom, has returned favorable
answer. After a prolonged and warm
discussion, the body resolved to in
struct its presiding officer to reply that if
the Government should deem 1t proper
to countenance women doctors no OBJ
lection could be offered by the profess
sion, ''providing the education and ex-
animation ofthe female student Of medi-
cine should be conducted entirely
apart from those of male Students"
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1t is now generally conceded that the

1t is now generally conceded that the
European crop of cereals will not be as
abundant as promised month ago. The
prospects of this country are excellent.
What with the surplus let over from
last year, the crop will be an average
one, and as the South will probably
make enough for its own use, there will
be a greater quantity for export. The
cotton crop promises UNUSUAL we'll, and
the South bids fair to take a long step
forward this year. The fruits crops
are everywhere abundant, and Provi-
dence smiles on all the labors OF the
field. May it be the happy omen of re-
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The Crows Paradise.

A gentleman who has just come back
from Ireland says that the country is a
genuine paradise Tor crows and every
other creature that lives by plundering
the farmer. The birds alight fearIessly
in the fields of the poor, none Of whom is
permitted to own or discharge tirearm
one place this returned visitor saw a
crow quietly perched on the axle of a
railway carriage, the choice of which
singular position shows how bold these
birds have become under the operation
OF the disarming acts.-Irish World.
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ROCKFORD, ILL, August 10.-Jefferson
Davis, the President of the late South
ern Contederacy, and in the military
service in the Northwest in his early
days, and was participant in the Black
Hawk war in Rock River Valley, will
revisit this region to address the Win
nebago County Agricultural Society at
he approaching County Fair, which is
to begin September 14th, a letter to that
effect having been received from him this
morning. b. F. Taylor, the well-known
poet, is to deliver poem ON the same
occasion.
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In the summer of 1888, when Genera
Jackson's opportunity was at its height
in Boston, the old frlgate Constitution
which by order Of the Navy Department,
is to be repaired for exhibition at the
Centennial, was at the navy yard at
Charleston, Mass. A registering set
whose headquarters were at the Tre.
mont House in Boston, were making
merry on the evening Of the 81 of July
when one of their comrades arrived
with huge package rolled in flag and
protected by sail cloth. 1t was unrolled,
when out came, not the head Of Hollo-
fernes, but the head OF Gen. Jackson's
wooden statue, the figurehead of the
Constitution! The daring thief went in
a boat at night and sawed itoff right un-
der the very tread Of the officer who
guarded the deck. One of the ears was
sent as gift to to NJ. NJ. Noah, of New
York city.
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DENVER, COL, August 10.-Eventon
Allen, William Fl. Wilder, and jeremiah
Berry alias Harry Leighton, three OF the
desperadoes who escaped from the Jail
here recently, were on Saturday cor
raled in the mountains. Hall and Leigh
ton were killed and Wilder wounded by
The Sherf's posse. They were all deaf
shots, desperadoes and murderers, well
armed and would not be taken alive.
Seventeen hundred dollars reward were
on their heads.
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Fifteen Thousand Bibles.

I JERSEY CITY, August 1O.-The Bible
Society Of Morris county, N. j., through
the influence Of Mr.. John Hill, of Boom
ton, N. j., has mAde a gift of 15, 600 bibles
to the Virginia Society. Mr.. Hill was
one OF the delegates to the National Con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
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Ifenss.
Special to the Star.

SPRINGFIELD, o., August 1O.-The Cor
oner's Jury in the case of J.sD. Wilson
has rendered verdict that the deceased
came to his death by falling from his
wagon. This in effect exonerates the
parties who had been arrested on sus-
picion of having murdered him. The
Chief of Police Immediately filed an affi-
davit, however, charging them with the
crime, and the warrant was served ON
them Immediately. 1t is said that there
is newly discovered evidence.
Hon. o. p. Morton and Hon. Lorenzo
Danford spoke last evening in the Opera
house on political questions.
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The Mormon Side of the Mountaim Meadosv
Wassacre.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, August TO-
The Evening News, the Church organ,
to-day presents the defense OF the Nor.
mons in the Mountain Meadow Massa-
Gre, pleads that the act was perpetrated
when Utah was in state OF war, and
that all acts of that period were acts ol
war, the Mormons believing the United
States had sent troops to murder them
all. 1t adds the statement thai Brigham
Young, early in 1853, laid the particulars
of the massacre before Governor Cum.
mings and his successor and urged an
Investigation and offered help. This
contradicts all the evidence ELECTED by
The defense in Lees trial at Beaver, and
also Brigham Young's deposition, lately
published.
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Those who have been urging a govern

Those who have been urging govern.
ment telegraph in this country will be
disappointed to hear that the scheme in
England is anything but success. The
government Of Great Britain, expecting
to make telegraphing popular, introduced
system fl Sending messages for one
shilling, but there has been no percept-
ible increase. The London Times says
the rate will soon cease to pay, and that
unless a great change is made the serv.
ice will become heavy ana increasing
permanent charge on the country's
finances.
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accidents, and the government will
doubtless gain considerable sum by
the failure, neglect or inability of the
transient owners Of this portion OF It's
paper issues to return them for redemp-
tion. 1t is probable that ten or twelve
millions of dollars may be realized by
the national treasury in this manner,
but Of all forms Of raising revenue this
is one Of the most discreditable. 1t ex-
poses the people to great deal OF in
convenience and final loss, mainly
through a neglect Of the government to
perform what is one of its most impor-
tant functions in ordinary times-the
coinage of small denominations of me-
tallic money to serve as circulating me-
dium for all the small transactions OF
the community. The government thus
profits by its own money, at the expense
Of the people.-Philadelphia Record.
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penttenttary Delivery.

RICHMOND, VA, August 1O.-Five ne-
gro convicts escaped from the Peniten-
tiary this morning by cutting the bars of
the windows, and then scaling the walls
with ropes. A dense fog prevailed at
the time, tavoring the escape. All OF
them were serving long-term sentences,
and two for rape.
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.BQse-BQIk.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, August 10.-The
champions, Red Stockings of Boston,
played the Stars, amateurs, of this city,
here yesterday. The score was as fol-
lows: Bostons, II; Stars, l.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-The Phil
adelphias defeated the 81. Louis club
yesterday by score of 16 to O..
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The National Grand Grove Of Druids at their
caucus this morning elected the following off,
GERS for the years 1915 and 1878: NJ. n. G. A.,
Phil. Reichwein, of Indianapolis, Ind, d. g..
A., Chas. Kiehl, Of Brooklyn, N. Y; CIR. Sec
retary, II. Frendenthal, Of Albany. n. Y; CIR.
Treasurer, Phil Streimmel, Of st. Louis, Mo.
The parade and banquet, mentioned else
where, occur Thursday afternoon. at the
banquet speeches are to be made by Mayor
Johnston and Messrs. Caldwell, Forrest and
Others.
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The National Capital.

To Cigar NEanufacturers-C
nicatiOn from Sweden = The
Treasury Robbers, Etc., Etc.
WASHINGTON, August 1O,--Ghe follow
ing letter has just been sent from the
Treasury Department.:
TREASURY DEPT OF INTER. REVENUE,
WAsHiNGroN, ID. ", Aug. 8, 1870.
j. T. Allison, Esq, Collector Of Fourth
District, Quincy, Ill.,:
Sir: have received your letter of the
ID instant incosing q portion Of
u cigar box, on which is stamped
the manufacturers name, collec.
.tion aistrict, State and number
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The New York Sun says that the Tri-
bune rum hole is perhaps the most gor-
geous establishment OF the sort i'll the
city. Not merely lager, but also every
kind of Intoxicating drink, is there to be
had by the thirsty. The walls are COW
cred with highly colored and brilliant
French Autographs OF sort one does
not see in decent places, but still very
congruous with their surroundings.
Take it all in all, the tall tower rum hole
country.
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DEAD.


Latest from the Coal OIL Horror.
Mrs. Summer, the victim Of the coal oil acct
dent died at IL o'clock to-day after nearly two
hours of intense suffering. The husband, Mr.
Summer, is reported almost crazed with grief.
The sad affair has caused much excitement
and genuine feeling in the vicinity Of the resi-
dencc Of the unfortunate woman.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 10.-The
reports published in several papers stat
ing that a number of deaths from yellow
lever had occurred in this city are un-
true. There have been several deaths
from congestiye chils, but not single
death from Yellow Jack.
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The Skrike.

NEW YORK, August 1O.-A special from
Fall River, Mass, says nearly fifteen
thousand mill operatives are on strike
against the reduction of ten per cent on
wages. Business is exceedingly dull
and the manufacturers are willing to
keep mills idle. The strikers are in a
bad condition and the manufacturers are
determined TO Inforce the reduction.
THE RIFLE TEAM. .
NEW YORK, August 1O.-Active prepa-
rations are making to give the American
Rife Team grand reception on their
arrival from Europe. The Team will
sail from Liverpool on Thursday and
arrive here about the 21st inst.
Another suit is brought against Tweed
by the city. Judge Lawrence, Of the
Supreme Court, has ordered that tine de-
fendant be furnished bill of particulars
and have ten days to answer after re.
ceipt thereof.
President Jewett, while driving home,
last evening, had his leg broken by the
upsetting Of his carriage.
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BPdfen 10 Death.

ELIZABETH, N. j., August 1O.-John
p. Churchill and his two sons were badly
beaten with stones by several Frenchmen
employed in brickyard in Elizabeth.
men who inflicted the injuries were ar.
rested.
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Who can sound the depths of wo-
mans lover. Recently an announce.
ment was made that a "Smoky City" po-
liceman shot a drunken husband while
beating his wife, and now she is prose-
cutting him who perhaps saved her life.
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KeepIng the Miners Out.

FIT. LARAMIE, August 10.-Capt. Pol.
lock has LETT to assume command of the
new post in the Black Hills, temporary.
lily established to keep miners out.
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The belle of Saratoga, according to
current gossip, is New York lady. She
dresses with more elaboration than
taste, paints, powders, plays the piano,
talks slang and kicks her train. And
they say '.she is OF excellent family"
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kentucky Etectton.

LOUISVILLE, August l0.-Returns from
ninety-one counties give Harlan 1887,
and McCreary 1880, showing a net Re-
publican gain over 1871 of 2,160.
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MOrtne.

QUEENSTOWN, August 10.-The steam
ship Republic, of the White Star line,
from New York July 31st, arrived at this
port at $3.50 this morning.
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Fractional Currency,

1t is supposed that large percentage,
currency has been destroyed by various
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Killed.

Killed.
WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y, August 1O.-J.
Fl. Hoover was instantly killed to-day
by a wheel in the axle factory of Hop
kins & Field.
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The usefulness of grasshoppers has at
last been found. The brewers are after
their nops.
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DOARDING = At Loveland. o.; house and
ID grounds delightful; table first -class: loca-
ton unsurpassed for health. References ex-
changed. Address, for terms, Mr.. j. SMITH,
Loveland, o. au0-2t
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RENT OR BuY-A coun-
Evy try place, OF 1U to 80 acres, well located
ind convenient to railroad and church. House
Ind 0utbuildings must be in good order. Send
ftnll particulars as to house, grounds. outbuild-
.mgs, fruits, neighborhood, &c. Address,. for
Sne week, j. IL. s., Lock box y, Cincinnati, U.
K Uy17-tf,2twl
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FOR SALE.

h0uR SALE ROUTE On this paper in
~ Newport, KY. Call at this Office for par
Ecnlars. AUDIT
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wANTED---TRADES.

WTANTED ED-PAINTING-C. - +. Lauten-
w schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
for small profits. Try him. No. II w. Sixth
street, Covington, Ky. ap5-4mo
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MNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM
III, acres-House rooms; barn and crib; good
roads, near station: churches, schools, NC.
horses, cows, wagons, and farming utensils
inquire OF w. g. CHAMBERLIN, this Office.
AUDIT
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BOARDING.

BOARDING = And comfortable rooms for
ID two or three young gents Also, day board
ers wanted, at IL East Third street, Covington,
Ky. au0-2t
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11COR SALE-R RAILROAD TICKETS =
tT Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW u
Co, 80 W est Third street. Jyl6-f
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LAST EDITION.
Races,

Races.
SARATOGA, August i0.-Grimstead won
the race to-day. Time, 3:37L.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-A COTTAGE-Of three large
Il and pleasant rooms, No. lit Boal ST., SIT
uated at the head of Broadway, two squares
above Liberty. Call Tomorrow, or at 10 Barr st.
aulU-2tl
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p0ARDING-Country near station Convey
ID ance to and FROM, location high, beautiful,
healthy, abundance Of home comforts. Ad-
dress A. l.. W., Milford, Clermont county, o.
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Rubber Stamps, at POI Race st. jyl-tf
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PERSONAL.

II SDERSONAL-Your name neatly printed on
IL 80 Bristol Cards, 25c. 90 University Plaid,
5Uc. doz Shell Cards, S0c. Samples for l0c.
AMERICAN CARD CO., Xenia, o. au9-9t
DERSONAL - WANTED - Second Ward,
j. who advertised Walnut Hills property for
trade, to send address to j. H., 7S9 Freeman
street, au8-2t
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;&1NOR SALE-LAND-.5O acres prairie land;
10 good spring on same; in thickly settled
Aeighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
bounty seat. Or will trade for horse and light
Spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
liy14-tf1
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X1OR SALE = BOILER AND ENGINE :
III Cheap. INQUIRE OF j. BUkk LIE, cor. Filth
End St. Charles sts., Camp Washington. au9-2t
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ttNOR LE-CAKRIAGES- = New and sec
IN Ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
lzll at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. G.
MILLER & SONS. 6ep7-u
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NNOR RSALE-LAND-5O acres prairie land;
IN good spring on same: in thickly settled
EeigRborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
xe,nty seat. Or will trade for horse and light
mfing wagon. Address W, this office.
r. G1t,i&wl
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II With stock; centrally located; rooms 20 by
20 and 70 by 50; top and side light. good water
good instrument, including solar camera; will
be sold cheap within thirty days Address
FALACE OF ART, Findlay, o. au9-2t
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M2OR SALE-SAL0oN STAND-An old-es-
u tablished saloon stand, ON Main street, in
Greenfield, o., for $500; population, 1900; lot &
Y. d. Box 81, Greenfield, o. au9-3t
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WANTED---sITUATIoNs

,'VNT ANTED-SITUA AS book keeper
w cashier Or copyist by competent per
son; can come well recommended. Address
Miss SARAH BELL, % Chestnut st. au9-2t
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iIHOR SALE = TOOLS - Splendid set Of tin
" ners' tools and machines and a good stock
pr ware. in good locality and doing consider
1ple business. Best of reasons given for SELL
ing. Address or call on, Immediately, L. A.
WARNER, Martinsville, Clinton Co., O. au9-2t
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NXT ANTED D-SITUATION - By a married
wv man, who is willing to work at anything;
can do jObbing, upholetering, and carpenter
WORK; good accountantand book-keeper; sal
AIRY not so much an object as permanent em-
ployment. Address s. Il. B., Box 1870, Belle
Hontafne, Logan Co., o. In need. au6-1w*
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!WTANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
Wv New Photograph and Ferr0type Gallery,
I1Sj West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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VTT STU ALTON BY drug clerk
/ wv speaks both languages; has diploma, ant
gan give best OF reference. Address, by letter
". ID. STANLEY, 142 Walnut ST., City. au9-2
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INV rent, Of eight or
INV niue rooms, in Covington or Newport lat
Iter preferred, with good-sized yard. Address
JOHN, Lock box 66 Cincinnati. au9-2t
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CLOSE OUT-A stock of
Evv first-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. viii sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 Walnut
street, first floor. ie26-tf