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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-14
ATTACHING MR.. STOREY

III, Rev. c +. Wcndtc Of the Fourth
Unitarian church. Chicago. preached q
sermon on Sunday last from the text,
Let evey soul Dc subject 10 the higher
powers for there is no power but of
good: The powers that he are ordained
Of Cod" This was the scriptural text
of tho scrmon--its real subject was CON
tempt Of court" and the preacher took
occasion to abuse Mr. Wilbur +. storey
Of the Chicago Times a. sonndly a, that
gentleman has ever been abused before.
The Reverend gentleman called Mr..
Storey the Mephistophclcs of the prc.,.
and pictured him a. possessing all the
qualifications Of the creature of Goethc's
Imagination. The good taste and the
christianity Of the Rev. Mr.. Wendtc'
sermon arc equally questionable. lie
exhibits none OF the attribute. Of IN,
Master he prctcnds 10 serve and sets a
bad example 10 the flock over whom he
Il shepherd. II would br hard to find in
the columns of any newspaper such de-
nunciation of anything or anybody a.
the Rev. Mr.. Wcndtc poured upon the
head of the editor OF the Timcs-dcnun-
citation made more powerful by tho re-.
iincmcnt of abuse in which it aboumd,.
II is not likely that Mr.. Storey will let
any opportunity 10 get back" ut Mr..
Wendtc slip through his fingers. and as
the preacher used his pulpit to publicly
abuse the editor, the editor will hc iusti.
fed in using hi, newspaper to take his
revenge upon the preacher.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-14

SMALL by degrees and beautifully lcss
grow the prospects Tor the payment OF
even small per ccniagc to the depos
itors Of the Freedmcn'> Bank. The com.
missioncrs have not been abld. 50 far, to
collect assets enough TO compensate
themselves for their labor.
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A SPECIAL dispatch to the Chicago
T-5uHs says "Nice-Prcsi1ent Wilson la,
changed his mind about going to Europe.
He has engaged passage for April Eth.
but has concluded that to leave the coun-
try would be a sal precedent for = vice
President 10 sot.
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gsS Ostapc Ncrcs,ai, now al s. Peters.
burg, ana the guest Of the C,rograrhir,I
society OF that city, i, Tartar IIoncr'
ne = seventy years old and blind and
ms rhap'odirS are the only known rclics
OF lhe ancient legends Of the Ukraine. n
written. ''''. VI
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Marriage
Guide,

h. 70 TIE sisnes OF rsprooeton Er.,eT,us
-, tN 40 Interesting Surs ~ tEo hauirei ara sim,
tpf.,l,'h t-nsfogs engrAEings Ani contains ys..b.
r,,. M, ~ woe who are married o. eontsnrAte roAT
al leT boot tLAt ought 10 es Kept unafF Iest
II toa,AIB. ~ ~, l''. eirels'sy Hb1st The house
ssos, We eIpcrisaea and sd,ioe a tly,i,t.,
t.s IN. ss ~ 70 soi.l Slis and should 10 Ia n, p-i
s.oJs ,ubrnrs tna female tbous hout the eu "A
Adv. .y,.r -, 'fef'iA tie subject of ths ss,.
pqb,ke 10 asy o,,., NV, 'H'S'ss AID much ,s,. 10,
Ist,s., ~ ~ ~ ~ of po'tArs f9r I'm, Cent.
n Logls, No "'' ~ u y blshih street,
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GARuISON'S
MADISON HOUSE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
centrally Located, Elegantly Furnished.
CHARGES MODERATE.
The Commercial Hotel of the City.
SheriH's Sale,

X 3u'lt 81 two certain executions ~ me
% "H''.rl ty the Clerk Of the Circuit 'Ouri
1l Ale \tutoI county, In The state of lllinci, IN
IM ~ 't southwestern insurance Company
1919, 49,, ,n' E,t 81 John q. Herman, Receiyer and
nav ItNl,d upon the following described prop
ari - ."y'i,f ui CAIRO, county % Alexander
HW If OF Illinois tD-wit Lot numbered TX
nrr =, Lux nHnlcred twenty nine (1), ~ the
tb.h'lE uI we ,ald a Watson " Chb which |
~ w.. Un'l ~ public sale tai the southwest door
ca, f wy ,ou-e, In the city Of afro in the
NGs, o! HtNlndtr aud state Of lllinOis, on the
sisy,o,,W"y % Aprll, A ID 1873, az the hosir Of
w. CLOCK Il m. for cash, 20 satisfy said
Wv "''sAh' ALEN X IRWIN,
'"ro' Ills Ahili is'f Silva,
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-JyS!l -
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PAT. CLEBuRNE

@,hN ,,"i '.... ,,............ Ma ter
MAI WILLIAMS ..............,..., CLERK
LA ., Evansville for Cairo every NEDNE~
D\l amt >AlLEApl ai5 n. nm
L'v,r, CAIRO every nj E~DAI and SUNDAY
STOP IN
i'l'n h"i' MAKES close connections ut Cairo
WIN iir-t-clas, ,teliurr, for II IouI, Mem.
I'm and New urlcu-, ami ut Evansville Win
me I, Il. Il for uIl points North ana Eu,r,
ahl WIN ~" Louisville Ntl steamer Tor al!
poinf- on the tppcr ohio, giving ihr,ugb re-,
,,r'p,, nH lItlghia AMI I.g--"u-er7 10 all point
Tor further information apply 10
SOL, SILVER, Passenger Agent.
J. nI&MI II. lI,l,l,. G&oS Agcnt,.
pf'n g. j GRNMNtrR
superintendent and General Freight agent.
i-'--V-I5 Evansville Indiana.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE,

UNOR the spoody cure Of Seminal WcRkno5s,
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought
On by indscretions or excess ANY Dluggist
has the Ingredients,
Address, nr + HILTON * CO.,
l.H1Sw'lv sinclnnTi' Ohio
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Tus Repuoh

ans explain the result vi
e"'" n Connecticut by declaring
n'." democratic police magistrates
p Ali2ed enough Democratic voters.
or TO the election, to carry I, in their
favor.
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Notice 10 the Afflicted and l,,,.

hele,e ,ppJins 70 the ro,orsu, guar, VI, ,..,,I
Eato papers or uailg Any auarI rsr 10 sl,srussl %
stIe yoaf coalition. N % " hSS asplor'
4, ~ be. ooeupis a double house ~ TWENTY
~, " ,oins OF ths most evserAet uss,s,
or.W ns eoenly ssd Eprore and cal bs l,ovs
~ y mtll on ht dssssss msntareA IA ~ .Is ~.
sni pS.or No 10 softb kigh'h ,y,e. $50
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rh1 Ifophn.on's speech N s"e
uI'" -, napcr, the hhoA' r An
ms ,rly viii appear senate, In
w xsvy York TS1bT le Wig and
wy simultaneously IN
panubNr
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q
n. 80, and
Ted con>, sion. and
. comments u. , compliment.
y to Mr.. Cullom , 20 helped Shepard
to his part of the "swag."
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JOHN II. o.
ase cor

6 Sas cree
=, vo,c for sc4 that man
NV ga. larger by i oos 60 anti ever .
S for sonsr.,' so, previous Ss io ion in the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-08-06
BIoomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsbury Banking Company-John A. Funston,
PresdCnt, H. II. GroZ, Cashier.
FRS National Bank-Charles K. Paxton, President
j. p. TlS In, Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
AssOclatOn-E. II. Little, President, G. w. Miller,
Secretary.
bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock, Presidcnt,J j. Il. Robson, Secretary.
bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Association
Brewer, President c. q. Barkley, Secretary.
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Miscellaneous.

Every now and then, for these 400 years
prophecy and memory of Mother Shipton.
As event follows event in mechanical pro-
gress, her doggerel verses tall in so pat that
they must needs be quoted. This Mother
Sbipton was one that would have taken high
rank as a medium in our day in hers, the
fifteenth century, she was said to have been
begotten, like the wizard Merlin, of the
phantasm of Appollo, or some aerial demon
Yorkshire girl, named Agatha. She had
the wicrd, lonely girhood that the child Of
shame is apt to nave, avoided or prosecuted
| by those who should have been her mates she
was christened Ursula by the Abbot of Bev
| erly, and grew up so eccentric and unnatur-
ally shrewd that by and by this tradition, in
those superstitous days, grew about her
birth. She prophesed as she grew old Ell
and even ''persons of quality" consulted her.
She told the great Wolscy that he should
never come to York, and, indeed, when with,
| in eight miles of it, he was arrested by Nor
cumberland at King Henry's order and
brought to Leicester, where he died. Also
she is said to have foretold the great fire OF
| London, the execution of Charles |. and
many notable events besides of the Reform.
alton Of the reign Of Elizabeth and James
At the age of seventy three she foretold hel
death, and at the hour predicted she died
Her name il a popular tradition in York,
shire even to-day, and the tradition is found.
ed in part on fact. Her famous prophecy
was said to have been published in her life
time, and again two huedred years ago, il
was certainly published forty years ago, fol
we have seen it in book of that time, where
it was said to be copied from an older book
Though most of the items are vague enough
some show marked coincidence with re-
markable events, such as the invention o
steam, railway locomotives and tunnels, the
telegraph, ironclads, and the admissions o
Jews into Parliament lin 1859. Without
further preface, these are the elegant lines
Carriages without horses shall go,
| And accidents tll the world with woe;
| Around the world thoughts shall ny
In the twinhng OF an eye.
Water shall yet more wonders do,
| Now strange, but yet they shall be true;
The world upside down VIII be
And gold be found at the ioOt Of a tree
| Through hills men shall ride
Aud horse nor ass be at his side:
| Under water men shall walk
Shah ride shall sleep, shall talk;
| in the air shall men be seen
In white, in black, in green;
Iron IN the water SHAH lOat
| As easy rs a wooden boat;
Gold shall be found ana shown
| In the land that's not now known:
Fire and water shall wonders do;
Eogiand shal! at last admit n jew;
The world TO an end SHAH come
In eighteen hundred Clghty-one.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-08-06

No two sides of any human are precisely
alike. 1t is the same with every limb, no
pair of limbs are fashioned alike. One hand
is almost always larger than the other; so
with the foot, the leg and the arm. But the
greatest of all marvels is this; never were
two human faces alike.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-08-06

A tipsy man, who mistook globe lamp,
with letters on it, for the queen of night,
exclaimed "well, I'll be (hic) blest, if
somebody haint stuck an advertisement on
the (hic) moon."
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JOB PRTNTTNG.
Columbia County Officia Directory

President Judgc-Willlam Elwell.
Associate Judges-Iram Derr, Isaac s. Monroe
prOthOnotarv, &c.-t. Frank Harr.
Register Il Recorder Williamson II. Jacoby.
District AttornCy-JOhn NJ. CLARK.
Sherlf-Mchael Grover.
Survevor-Isaac Dewitt.
IrcaSurCr-rIOhn Sn der.
Commssoners-Wlllia Lawton, John 1Icrncr,
John tnt.
Commissioners Clcrk-William Krickhaum.
AulitOrs--U. j. Campbell, s. u. Smith, David Yost.
CurOner-ChariCs q. Murphcy.
Jury Commissioners Jacob H. Fritz, William IL.
Utt
County Superintendcnt-Wllam II. Snyder.
Bloom Poor Dist ict--DlrectOrS-O =. Ent, Scott,
VIM. Kramer, bloomsbury and Thomas CTevcling,
5co {, o. 7. Eut, Secretary.
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THE COLUMBIAN
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF THE NORTH AND CoLuN
GIAN coNsoiIDArEDJ


BIAN C0NsoIIDATED.)
Issued weekly, every Friday morning, at
BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
AT TWO DOLLARS per year, PAYABLE I'm advance, or
during the year. After the expiration OF the year.
300 Will be charged TO subscribers out of the
county thoterms are S2per ear strictly In advance
-s2.25 II not paid In advance and $500 II payment
be delayed beyond the year,
No paper discontinued except at the option OF the
Publisher until all arrearages are paid, but long
continued credits after the expiration OF the tirsf
year viii not be given.
All papers sent out OF the S'ae, or TO distant post
offices, must be paid for in advance unless respon-
slbe person In Columbia county assumes to nav the
subscription due ON demand.
POSTAGE is no longer exacted from subscribers in
the county,
JOB PRINTING.
The Jobbing Department of the COLUMBIAN Is very
complete, and our job Printing viii compare favor
ABLY with that Of the large cities All work done on
acmond, neatly and at moderate prices.
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POetical.
by A LADY


BY A LADY.
e,tuno,n or,nror
Flying on by steam,
llaWd against the easement
Dreamed acurlous dream;
Not could not thlnkiJ
MI a thing Ideal,
For. thOugh very monstrOuS,
II was very real.
tirst t,,ora cor,e a ,.,,,,e-,
Man In patent leather,
Coliar, BOSOM Wrlstoands,
raglan Tor the weather;
In the height OF fashion,
Watch-key, hat and glove,
ana Win ar pioieSahal,
Srir upon the stove.
Ncor him sot q norson
TclllnS now the LORD
Sehu tiie sre''G feNlValS'
BLESSED the preacheuW word;
BuV my areom ulscoVercu'
TIC was not above
"Hohey-deW' or zine CUT
SplUting on the stove
Next comc in n trader
iocketS luli Of cash.
IalKod ABOUT the country
Going all to smash;
twas Inc "WOMEN'S DRESSING"
pld the thing, "HY JoyE"
Slpped little brandy,
SrtT upon the stove.
Thnn , ioli,. r,r,,,r
Dragging OF his wheat,
Thought his swine and horses
nowhere could be beat;
Like tosell MS Dtlrhains,
BY the mead or droVe,'
h'p' MS jaws Wagsihg,
SIT upon the stove.
Paddy THOUGHT ,tyas "ouorcr like
70 DO SlttlhS stlll,
All Uhe "lllic a-sOlh
over oog ana NH;
lWas glorious cOuhtra,
sure, as he could prove,
Eluil TO MS bctters,
SPIT upon the 5uoNe'
Witlcss. perfumnd dandy.
fu'.luS On MS alrs,
louil9he'' ulaliiollu uIcaaU pun
'lnohou Ill ior"aru c'r'
l"lNcu "ooul Lallore"lA,
Hucli " perfect loNo'
WI 'ou " '"lio' l''ouS''c'c'
OH utoii ''ic a'o'c'
Little boy In short coat
ro,,o,,tn,, o,..n,nIo
acme 9,,ro,,t ,,Ior.
,voto,os Govt od1 ,,,.,on
Co,io. o,.o,,, ,,,orn
Ana win pot and +ro1or
sr,re ,non NO etoyn
soon the flytng rail car
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Legal advertisements two dollars pcrinch for three
Insertions and at that rate for additional Insertions
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. ]. p. Tusiin, (Supply.)
Sunday ScrvlCes-lUL Il. IN. and 81 p. m.
Sunday SCHOOL, q. IN.
Prayer Meeting-Every Wednesday evening at 6jg
sea Tree. The public are lnvi ed 10 attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rcv, J. X. Williams
sunday Serylccs-l0H a. m. and 81 p IN.
PRAYER Meeng-Eycry Wednesday evening at GIa
clock.
Seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnlsier-Rev. Stuart Nil chell.
Sunday Services-l0k a III. and G1% D. IN.
sunday SChOol-0 a. ln
Prayer Nee ing-Every Wednesday evening at So
Sea S free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rey. N. $. buckingham.
Minister-Rey. j. IL. McGarrah.
sunday SCryices-l0]l and 81 y. IN.
Bible Class-Every Monday evening at 6K o'clock.
Young Mems Prayer Meedng-Eyery Tuesday
,enng at GT O'Clock.
ioneral Prayer Meetlng-Every Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
PastOr-Rev Il. f. HOfmeier.
Resdence-East street, near Forks Hotel
Sunday Services-l01S a. IN. and 6H p. III.
Sunday Schools a. IN.
Prayer MISUNDERSTANDING, H. m.
All are invited There is always room.
Services every Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
hellers church, Madison township.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rector-Rev. John Hewitt.
Sunday ScryiCeS-1Oh Il. M, G3 p. IN.
Sunday School, Il. IN.
First Sunday in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st Sunday in each month.
PewS rented but everybody welcome
Persons desiring to consult the Rector on religious
matters VIII ind him at the parsonage on Rock
Street.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reeser
MiniIter-Iev. j. A. Irvine.
Sunday Services p. m in the Iron Street Church.
PRAYER Meetng-Eyery Sabbath at p. IN.
All are Invited All are welcome.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-21
Rear Estate 1ransfers.

Lydia Brown to Gerhard Huesing, 0 9acres in
Section 8. Springfield township-$1,s50.
CIV. U. Johnston and wife 10 Harriet B.
Johnston, lot 75 by 100 feet, on the east side Of
Third street. 30 feet north of Eldorado street, in
California-$l.
Harriet B. Johnston and husband to A. B,
Toph, same lot-$2,GOU
j. X. Harrison and others, per Sheriff. to VIM.
Humphrey, 70 10 acres, in Section "a, Symmes
township, date Of deed October II, 1856
S3i1 5O.
VIM. Humphrey and wife to John R ich, same
tract, date of deed August IA, 1S66-siU0. .
nj. A. Frees and wife to George Fellnger.
and 81, Colerain township, paying for the term
s1, ,000
Henry Koehl to Balthasar Gahl, five years
lease OF store room and two dwelling rooms.
on the northeast corner of Rice and Fountain
street, paying Tor the term 81 ,l5U.
Balthasar Gahl and wife to II. v. Hoes, the
grantor's interest as leseein the above prem
ises-$6O0.
John Fewster to Julius Brockhon, years.
lea Q Of Lots II and llS, Morris u Smiths sub
division, in the northern part Of the Twenty
fourth ward, at an annual rent OF $50.
Chas Ritz and wife TO VIM. Dieng, lot 25 T6.
street, 2J5 feet west Of Harvey street, In Avon
dale--$2,600
WIN. Dieng and wife to Barbara Ritz, same
lot-- s2, ,500.
Rudolph Delehanty, Trustee, to John Rice,
lot ~ by oS feet, on tho east side OF Concord
street, 90 feet south Of Morgan streetsW alnut
j. +. Mills and B. Kline to W. B. Stevens, lot
20 by W iest, on the north side Of Liberty
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POLIUE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly .--SopAia Erwin, Caspn1
Lih, George Mertz, SO and COSTS; Frank Rob-
inson, costs; Nellie Robb, $6 and costs; Mich.
stagsr, Mary stager, 81 and costs; Margaret
Ryan. 81 and costs.
Miscellaneous'-John Lepert, malicious cut
ting, costs; Geo. B. Hare, 7. Craven, Chas. b.
jones, Ben Guien, Jas. McDermott, lettering,
dismissed; Hattie Donaldson, narboring lewd
women, s5 and costs; Mary Jennings, same,
continued to 2Sth instant; Jennie Clark,
vagrancv, % and costs; Robert Walker;
petit larceny, 80 days and $50; Thos. Bum,
same, 80 days; Frangott Gerhardt, abusing
family, execution sus pended; Joseph Beckley,
obstructing street, costs; VIM. Vessels, en-
bazzlement, continued to Esd inst; Abraham
Rhinock, Chas. Cooley, Henry Rhinock, Harry
Collins, Jennie Jennings, Jessie Jennings, ,vags,
continued to 2sth inst; Otto Ritchie, petit lar
ccny, continued 10 22d inst: Chas. Harm gton.
same, 70 days and $lU0: VIM Travis, false
pretenses, continued to the I'D instant;
Sarah Everett, petit larceny, 10 days and SIS;
VIM. Vessels, embezzlemcnr, continued to 23d; ;
Rachel Fuchs, petit larceny, continued to s4th:
Anna Meyers, Emma Meyers and Kate Brewer,
lettering, continued 62ad; Ihos. Fisher, abus-
ing family, thirty days and $50; Mick Brink
man. Geo. lie zelman, Conrad Brinkman, Geo.
Eisenhard. Henry Bfapa. Jos. Weller, John
Weller, Alex. Il II, mftlicio ous destruction, con-
tinued ~ 10th: j. Ryan, NJ. Halon, y. Roller,
robbery, continued 10 AID iust.; l.. Beidel,
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street, 1887 feet west Of Western avenue-s1,-
l50.
Same to 8. W. Bard, 100 by "a feet, on the
north side Of the same street, 1OU feet west OF
the above-$3,SOO.
Owen Owens to Caroline Bauer, ten years.
lease OF lot rs by 1lJ feet. on the east side OF
Main avenue, 50 feet north Of Boman avenue,
in Avondale, at an annual rent of $120, with
the privilege of purchasing the same for 81 500.
Jacob R0thhaas and wife to Moses Goldsmith,
lot ~ by .8 feet, on the south side Of Findlay
street, ITO feet west of John street-s4, 500.
Moses Goldsmith to Maria Rothhaas, two
years. lease Of the same lot, at an annual rent
OF $3.50, with the privilege OF purchasing de
same for $4,500.
August Moor and Catherine Schott to Jonn
Lerch, lot 26 by ITO feet, on the east side of
Mclean avenue, 1S9 feet south Of Harrison av-
enue-$4,500.
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M0rtuar1y Record.

Elizabeth Christoffel, II months, city.
Infant Markley, city.
- Donnelly, years, ireland.
Ida Brakmeier, II months, city.
Sam I. Burdsall, 81 years, city.
Mary Siefert Is months, city.
Henry Niesnan, SO years, Germany.
Caroline ArpOld, 81 years, city.
Edward Wurst, } years, city.
PhilOmena Weigel, 4S years, Germany
A. j. Case, As years, United States.
Mary s. Schwarz. II months, city.
Henry Leving, year, city.
Mary A. Wendell, ~ m0nths, city.
VIM. Wasthaus. 81 years, city. :.
Tony Meyer, 25 years, Germany.
Robert A. Hempfling, year, city.
Catherine W. Kockner. Is years. Germany
Lille Schwah, II months, city.
Frank Thole, 20 years, Germany.
Mary Meyer, l6 months, city.
John II. Miller, city.
Annie Miller, ~ years, Germany.
John Jucobi, years, city.
Emory r. Monroe, II months, city.
Ella Fromcier, years, city.
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LnaL Lnefe Is 10 p6 announcer lecture Oh
Freemasonry at this place on Tuesday
evening, by certain Mr.. Dillon, Of Chi
pago. The lecture is to be at the Ger.
man M. Il. Church. II the minister aud
trustees of that church choose to desc
srate the house of God in such q manner,
we have nothing to say; but they should
fecollect that the other lecture Of that
kind here drove one man crazy.
The Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy
Narrow Gauge railroad is to be let to
contractors on the 28th of this month.
A c0lored Hayes Club has been organ
yet, at this place, with twenty-five men,
bers, meeting on Thursday nights. We
understand they are preparing for a
grand political demonstration TO take
place here soon.
The Highland Chief Of the IS b says |:
DAILY STAR, reached US on last Satur-
hay double its usual size. It is the
cheapest and best daily paper that
comes here, being only ten cents per
week and delivered by a CARRIER"
Tne Board OF Directors of the Green
ieid Chris tian Association have called
ppon the stockholders for five per cent.
pi the principal to put down the traffic in
ppirituous liquors in this place and vi
binlty.
The brick work lie soon to commence on
Dur town hall. 1t is about time ~ com.
Genced.
One Dy one they fall; and now it's our
young friend, George Love, that has en-
lored the marriage relation. He and
bliss Jennie Rucker were married on
Thursday night, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, by Rev. Mr.. Bowers, OF
cincinnati, assisted by Rev. Frank G.
)Iitchell, OF this place. We wish the
boung couple q long and blissiul life in
zach others companionship.
Whenever scholars are absent from
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careless driving, 81 and costs; John Carney.
Violating hack ordinance, dismissed: Molie
Jenkins, petlt larceny, 30 days; VIM. Evans,
same, days and $iO. IL
Assault and Battery-Pat O'Neil. 90 days
and $50; Richard Sims, 30 days and $50; Fred
Klung, $iU and COSTS
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The University Board yesterday instructed
the committee to prepare course Of study for
the Astronomical Department Of the Uni
versity, aud resolved to prepare petition to
Council to change the name Of Hamilton road
to McMicken avenue, in honor Of the founder
of McMicken University. The winter term OF
the University will open next Monday in the
new building, though the dedication cere-
monies will not take place for some time.
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BMtLdInl PernttS.

The following permits were issued since our
last report:
J. Curren, one-story brick at the corner Of
Eighth and Evans; estimated cost, $500.
w Ordelmundt & Schubert, One-story brick,
corner Barr and Mound; estimated cost, s212.
er River road, near Bassett road; estimated
cost, $500.