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y. w. DeForest, of New York, is au-
tographed at the Grand.
PIP. Pendergrast, the hotel prince of
Portsmouth, is at the st. James.
G. +. Davis, one of Harttord's insur-
ance princes, is in town to-day.
Mr.. w. w. Allen, of the M. & G. rail
road, rises up at the st. James to-day.
w. Il. Lewis, Esq, prominent hard
ware man Of Boston, is at the Burnet to-
day.
Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau. the celebrated de-
| lineator OF Western character, is at Gill
more's.
Mr.. John Alling, prominent hard
ware man OF Chicago, arrived in the
city today.
Mr.. John T. Raymond (Col. Sellers is
domiciled at the Grand Hotel. "There's S
millions in itV
Col. Norton, manager and proprietor
of the Norton Iron Works of Ashland,
| o., is in the city.
Mr.. John Nazro, a Milwaukee iron
merchant, is here waiting for the Con
vention tomorrow.
NJ. j. Thompson, of London, who is
making an extensive tour Of America, is
| looking at Cincinnati to-day.
Messrs. b. NJ. Tapham and j. M
Ripley, of Providence, r. l.. are in town
the guests of L. +. Brown, Esq.
Hon. J. R, West. Senator from Louis.
lana, is taking look at Cincinnati. He
is stopping at the Burnet House.
o. A. Bostwick and Harry Haynes
two of Toledo's iron chiefs, are orna.
menting the Grand Hotel by their pres
ence.
Hon. Z. A. Thompson, the Secretary OF
The National Grange, Is at the Henrie
House, ON the way to his home in Min
nesota.
r. w. Champion, the champion hard.
ware man of New York, is on visit tt
our busy city. He pronounce it i'm
mense.
Mir. f. Corbiu, the noted lock manu-.
| facturer of Connecticut, is in the city tt
| attend the meeting of hardware men to
morrow.
| Fl. s. Bellings, the good-looking and
| accommodating superintendent of the
| Pullman Sleeping Car Company, is in tht
| city, with his headquarters at the ST
1 James.
Mr.. L. B. Disney, the accommodating
| clerk of the Board of Directors of the
| Cincinnati University, repoyts $50 pupils
| admitted to the School Of Design since
| September 18th.
| Chas. D. Robertson, Esq, was to-day
| appointed assignee OF Abe Steinau, the
| Fourth street jewelryman. The pro.
| ceedings were conducted by Register
Ball, the popular Third.street Register.
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The attendance at the Tabernacle CSa
gregation exercises at Robinson's Opera
house yesterday morning was very larsa
the pastor, Rev. Henry D. Moore, deiiss
ering his sermon in a clear, pithy ana
interesting manner. holding the atteas
tion of his vast audience to the closas
The music by the fifteen performers on
brass and reed Instruments under thA
direction of Prof. Chas. NJ. Currier Is d
decided feature at this place OF worshils
and the singing by SO many voices is rel
ally beautiful and impressive.
We are glad to learn shat Rev. MooB
has met with much encouragementin in bis
new field of labor, and that the Taberna-
Gle congregation has become fixed fach
and the attendance constantly increasA
ing. The members of the congregation
hold social meeting this evening in tha
church formerly occupied by Rev. Thos'
Vickers on the northeast corner OF Elghta
and Plum streets, to which Rev. Moore
extends cordial welcome TO all cir
zens, and especially young men.
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LAST EDITION
Washington.
Appointments Opinions
A DaMHerOus LMMatic.

A Dangerous LuMatic.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1S.-The President
has made 1.-THE following appointments
Henry W. Dinson, Interpreter to consul
ate OF United states, at Kauagawa, Ja-
pan; Geo. B. Chamberlain, Supervisor of
the Internal Revenue; Thos. Mitch
ell, of Illinois, agent for the Indians of
the North River Agency, Montana; Will
burn Bagley, of Oregon, agent for Indi-
ans Of Stilitz's Agency in Oregon, vice
Jas. II. Fairchild, resigned; Jas. IL. Has
ting, of Michigan, agent Tor Red Cloud
Agency in Dakota, vice John j. Sayille,
resigned; David w. Litchenholer, OF Or
egon, Register of Land Office at La
grange, Oregon.
General Butler, in a conversation with
prominent New York politicians, said he
considered the result of the election in
Ohio as a victory for the opponents of a
forced resumption, and that he believed
il the school question had not been
raised Allen would have carried the
State by Large majority. He thinks the
moral effect OF the Republican victory in
Ohio will carry Pennsylvania tor the
Republicans.
An Insane colored man named George
Pico made his appearance at the Presi-
ueDts nCuSe yesterday morning about
1870 O'Clock, and demanded to see the
President, stating thai he had been dis
charged from the penitentiary at Baiti-
more. where he had been unjustly incar-
cerated, and that the President was his
father, and he wanted him to ayenge his
wrongs. Officer Kearney, on duty at the
White House, arrested him and con-
veyed him to the police headquarters,
where he insisted that he knew, by signs
received, that the President was his
father. Upon searching him fiYe-bar-
relied revolver, loaded in every chamber,
was found upon him.
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New York.
Cruise Of the Pandora.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S,-A London special
to the Herald gives some interesting de.
tails of the cruise of the Pandora to the
Arctic Regions, for the purpose of socur.
ing dispatches from the British Expedi-
ton under Captain Nores. The steamer
crossed the mueh-dreaded Melville bay
were disappointed in not finding Cap
tain Nores' dispatches at Cory island,
aud so they steored ON to Lancaster
sound. There they encountered giant
ice.noes, and nayigated with much diff
Gully. On reaching Barrow straits, the 5
were enyeloped in an impenetrable fog
AT length Berry island was reached,
Augu I 70, and a strange discovery was
made. Tney found the yacht Mary,
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This evening, at the Odd-tellows' Hall,
in Newport, the Ben Jonson Dramatic
Club give an entertainment for the bene-
fit of Mrs. Frank Leybrun, of that city,
hose husband was recently drowned at
Cairo by falling overheard from the
steamer Ii. s. Turner, on which boat he
Was employed as a carpenter. The en-
tertainment tonight includes the beau
tiful play of "Dora," q pastoral drama
in three acts, founded on Tennyson's
poem and dramatized by Charles Reade.
and the laughab!e farce of ga Regular
FiXn
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Terse TeEe1rdnss.

The new United States loan is offered
at 1890.
The steamer Baltic has arrived at
Queenstown.
Rogers & Burchfeld, iron dealers OF
Pittsburg, have suspended.
The body of an unknown woman was
found in an inclosure in Hoboken, N. y,
this morning. Foul play is suspected.
They now claim that Huss, the Tiffin
Cashier who suicided Saturday, was not
only a defaulter but also forger. The
Investigation is still in progress.
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The soundings for the submarine tun-
mel between England and France are
being carried on actively. They are al
this moment directed to the part of the
straits near the English coast, and few
miles from the shore. Each evening
the vessel which carries the commits.
sion returns to Dover, Calais, or Bou-
logne, and work is commenced the next
day. The engineers, NM. Laroussee and
Lavallee, are perfectly satisfied with the
results obtained, and SO far nothing has
occurred to destroy their provisions re-
lative to the depths.
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Finding Charlie Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S.-.Charlie Ross
father Saturday received dispatches
from a man named Robinson living in a
small village in the interior OF Illinois,
announcing that he has found child an
swering the description of the missing
boy, and though not attaching much I'M
portance to the information, Ross left Tor
Illinois Saturday afternoon.
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ELNANCIAL
II AAN A~s SA -
CINCINNATI, Oct. 49,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1s-310 P. u.
God is worth 116% in New York. 1t Is qag,
ted here 1853 buying and 1l6X selling. Cold
checks on New York lit.
Eastern Exchange is firm 'and unchangeA
1t is worth par buying, and lilo premium selN
ing.
Sterling Is worth 4.S7 sight, and 4.84 six1Vx
day bills, gold.
There is an active demand for money today
No change in rates. The supply is ample at "a
5 per cent. on prime business paper.
The following are the W all street rates FED
Government bOnds:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

ALI the thirty-four Presbyterian Syn
DDS in the United States are to hold
their annual meetings before the middle
of November-almost all in October. The
largest number of commandments In any
one Synod is 1908; the smallest in this
country y. 1858. The Synod Of India has
554 COMMITMENTS; the synod Of China,
il, one Synod Is $685. the smallest num-
Der 36.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

The California Advocate reports the
Chinese Mission chapel in San Fran
cisco as ''crowded all day on Sunday, as
ong as kept open. At the Mission
House the services are as usual, the
class meetings are we'll attended. Toe
schools are in good condition"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

The following method is used in Ger
many for the preservation of wood: Mix
Iorty parts chalk, fifty vesiu, four linseed
oil, melting them together Ia an iron pot {;
fhen add one part native oxide Of copper
and atterward one part of sulphuric
acid. Apply with brush. When dry,
this yarnish " as hard as stone.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-18

Thousands of bushels of wheat in the
stack, and n large quantity Of hay, WAS
consumed by prairie fire, near Scot
land, Yanktou county, Iowa, Wednesday
night. The fire was incendlary, and The
damage very great.
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DIED,

McTAGUE-On Sunday night, October 17th,
Farrell McTague, a native Of the County Cavan,
Ireland, aged 100 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 6S East
Seventh street, on Tuesday morning, at 81
o'clock. kequiem mass at St.Xavier S. Friends
are invited.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ls, 1875

which had been drawn up on the beach
by Captain Ross, in 1850, still stand
ing with her masts upright. Tracks
of bears were found. The head-boards
over the graves of Sir John Franklin's
men were still in good preservation.
The Pandora then sailed for Peel Strais,
and was beset on the voyage by vast
fields OF ice. She past the furthest point,
reaching McClintock's expedition, and
reaching King Williams land, thus nav
igating sea never sailed by any other
vessel before, except perhaps Frank
lin's. She then steamed down the west
coast of the Prince of Wales land; here
delightful weather, a soft refreshing at
mosphere and open eXpanse, of water,
with warm air currents were enjoyed.
The officers were intensely excited and
expected important results; many be-
lieved they would discover traces oil
Franklin'S expedition and were
hopeful that Sir John Franklin's pa
pers would be found and they would
eventually make Behring Straits, but in
this they were disappointed. They en-
countered solid ice field at Ranquette
Island which effectually blocked the
vessels further progress. They stayed
there until September 7th, ana then Sc,
out en- their return voyage. The return
voyage was full of difficulties, and many
exciting scenes and narrow escapes
were experienced. At length she
reached Cory Islands i'll safety, where
they found the long looked ior dis
patches from Captain Nores for the
British Admirably; these were brough
home TO England.
THE HAND OF DEATH.
NEW YORK, Cot. 1s.-When' Rev. D
Joshua Day, pastor of North Baptis
Church, Newark, N. j., ascended tn
pulpit Of his church yesterday he com
planned of feeling i'll. While reading til
sermon he was stricken with apoplex,
and fell prostrate to The floor. He wa
removed home and medical aid sum
moned. Late last evening he was un
der the influence OF chloroform and ply
siclans had little hopes Of his recovery
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TOR SALE STORE-Good 3-story brick
IL store, with lot rs by 90 feet on Scott street
between Fourth and Fifth streets, Covington
GEO. +. MEYERS Il CO., sd w est Third ST. II
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TOR SALE-GROCERY AND SALOON
IL Nice grocery and beer saloon; near CITY
good chance; $4,0U0 in payment.
Addrcas-J. L., Star Office. se27-M ,Th&S
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ENOR SALE-IOWA-16O acres in Warren
4 county, and 80 acres in Powsheik; Will
trade for stock of goods. For further infor
nation address Box S9S, IIillsboro, o. oclj"8t
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LNOR SALE-HOUSES-Nos. 80 and 90 Oehler
IL street; nearly new 2-story bricks, rooms
each; lot IS by 81 feet; $500 for botn. GEO. f.
MEYERS & CO.. ga w. Third st. 1t
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L'OR SALE-HOUSE-Fin 2-story prick Of
T. rooms and bath. lot 1875 by lO3 feet to an
alley, on Richmond ST., near freeman, ID, sC0.
GEO. +. MEY ERS IL Co, "a w. Third ST. 1t
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NTANTED-JIM Sc CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
at the ''Sun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. oc4-205
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L,OR E-CARRIAG ES-New and Sec
I ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. Z.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-GROU
Il $4,000 worth Of ground in Covington, 650
feet front, for ground roher property in Day
tJn, OHIO Address Box 7, Yellow Springs q.
Ocl5-3t
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ENOR RSALE-LAND-5,7O 700 acres OF flnc tim
Il bered land, in Lewis county, Ky, within
i've miles OF the Ohio river For particulars
address X. E. POGUE, Quincy, Ky. ocl5-4t
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,L,oR sALE-HOUsE-T story brick of 9
10 rooms and attic, lot 20 by % feet, on Clark
g., near Freeman; $3.50. GEO. F. MEYERS
Y Co. a ". Third st. 1t
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DOR SALE-LAND-7O acres of choice bot
I tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near station. Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNT ANTED--SiTU ATl0N--By good cook
Wv and girl for hoasework. City or country
343 Walnut st. ocl9-2t
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EOR sALE--vACANT LOT-5O by 300 eet,
I on Warsaw pike, adjoining Wessling's sa-
loon 1850 per foot. GEO. f. MEYERS & CO.,
"a W est Third st. 1t
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FOR SALE.

YI,OR SALE-OLD PAPERS-2,0U0 old pa
IL pers, in hundred packages, at this oihce.
se29-tf
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DOR SALE -HOUS SE--Neat ~ STORY brick
IL oi rooms and attic, lot 1853 by 1lO feet, on
Dayton St., near Linn: only $4,S0O; great
bargain. GEO. +. MEYERS & CO., 81 West
Third st. 1t
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TOR SALE-HOUSES-N IS and IS Rit-
E tenhouse st.; two 2 story bricks, s rooms
zach, lot rs by " feet; $4,000 for both. GEO.
L. MEY ERS " CO., 54 W. Third st. 1t
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-Fine 3-story brick of
. Il IL rooms, hall and all modern improve
mcnts, lot 20 by 81 feet, Sew, nth street, near
Mound; $4,000. GEO. +. MEYERS s. Co, "a
w. Third st. 1t
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VNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w trst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. viii sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, a30 Walnut
street, first floor. ie26-tf
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IyOR SALE-LOTs-Chea in Glenwood,
&c ILL.,, on o. and NJ. r. r., or will trade for
horse and buggy. Address Box 129, Felicity,
Ohio. ocl5-4t
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TOR SALE-LUT--7O by 10 feet to an al
It ley, ON good corner, in West End. Will
sell at a bargain. GEO. +. MEYERS & CO.,
VI West Third street. 1t
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NTANTED-TO TRADES 200 acres Of land,
w 100 acres improved, house and orchard,
six miles west Of Worthington, Greene county,
Ind. good farm. Will trade for a stock of
goods, Address j. NJ. LEEDS, Box 3i7, koko-
mo, Ind. ocl5-4t
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L,OR SALE-HOUSE-A 21l-story brick, 7
10 rooms and hall, lot 25 and 81 feet, on George
street, near smith, $500. GEO. f. MEYERS
u co., 54 w. Third st. 1t.
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NOR SALE - LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
tN one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
Eeges. win sell cheap. Address s. p. T.. Box
d, city. oclS-H
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VETANTED--TO TRADE-A very fine young
w driving horse and buggy for lumber. Ad-
dress Post Office Box 2,6Si ocl5-3t
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE-Fin 2-story brick Of
E rooms, lot 10 by g6 feet to an alley, on
Hopkins st., near Freeman; $500. GEO. #.
MEYE ERS Il CO., 64 w. Third st. 1t
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The following Is the closing report OF Neg
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Sterl
rett u Co., 2S West Third Street:
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I1OR SALE-LAND-143 acres Of land, 19
10 miles west Of the city; upland Address
n, Star office. oc9-u
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yNTANTED - CORNICE WORKERS - Six
w 6rst-class soderers can find desirable
situations by applying Immediately in person
to the Klttredge CorHice and Ornament Co.,
Salem. D. oc1t-2t
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WANTED ---M1scHLLANAoUs

WANTED = BOARDERS = A few nice
w bOardels at IL E. Pike street, Covington,
Kentucky. oc16-6t
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,TSOR SALE BARRELS - Three hundred
III empty yarnish and oil barrels, by II. N.
BIRD, No. 20 East Third street. oc16-2t
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hWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at 42 w. Fifth st. jy15-H
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t10OR SALE-BUSINESS-On good notion
&c wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap Address e. q. LEITZ, New Richmond,
Ohio. se6-u
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LNOR sALE-4 Tables (small), Chairs, Red
II Stead, Safe, SC, second handed. GAkKl-
SON 24 Elizabeth st., or 209 Fifth st. OclS-2t*
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wv D-PARTN ERS-In q big paying,
w safe, legitimate etravelingbusiness. One
who can invest $50, more or less, against like
amount. A side-show orator or one pwho is a
vocalist or instrumentalist preferred. Address
GLASS BON 226, Steubenvllle, Ohio. oc15-3t
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LOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
I Bought Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
Co., U West Third street. jyl8-tf
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LNOR SALE OR TRADE-LAND--At q bar
T gain 200 acres of the finest and best 'situ-
Rteo marble in. the country: also 100 acres
choice mineral land. Address BUSINESS
Box 984, Petersburg, Ind. ocl5-3t
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LOST.
FOR RENT.
wANTED---B BOARDING

XAI ANTED = BOARDING = A gentleman
wv dcs res hoard with room, in Il private
family. in a central location. Ad Fess
ecN-f j, n. Al, Star Oflce.
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WANTED = GENERAL AGENCY - OF
w some kind, by young man OF good bus
mess qualifications having a good office in In
danapolis; best references. Address BUSI-
NESS, care Fugit Il Jameson, Indianapolis,
Indiana. ocl5-4t
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XNTANTED-TO BUY-Second-ha cloth
w ing; from 81 to 81 for pants and $2 to IS
for coats. Address ST. LOUIS, this Office.
ocl6-2t*
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VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That b.
w CAVAGNA & SON have a new lot of ine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line Of
Groceries. jy2G-tf
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WI JANTED-AGEN you want to make
w money send for circular of our Rubber
Printing Stamps: terms free Address TAY
LOR & HARPER, Cleveland, 0. ocl5-3t
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Tor SALE OR TRADE-LAND-I In Sec. 81,
4 Township ~, Range east, Clay Co., Kan
sas, 6SS acres, unimproved; is iirst-class and
title perfect price, $40 per acre. Address
TRADE, Box 66, Muncie. Ind. ocl5-4t
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EoR sALE-HoTELFU Lease,
l. fixtures, nc. Toledo, Ohio; centrally To-
strictly transient; house flied nightly; busi-
ness demanding more room; cash yearly re-
oeipts $4,000 to $4,000; rent about 5000 per
anuum; price $4,000: reasons for selling ILL
health Of owners; must be sold soon. For par
Ohio oclS-3t
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XTANTED-MAN-Rig man with s1.700
w can have a No. situation, per cent. in
teresr, and good security. Address Box 2,7j2
Ocl5-3t
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LNOR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land
Il goo'l spring on same; in thicxly settled
neighbOrhood, 10 Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address ''W," this Office
Ijyl4-Jfl
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classiacations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE GENTS A LIME
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE-Fin 3-story brick of
J. II rooms, lot lS2s by l0o feet to an alley, on
Eighth street, near Freeman Will sell at a
bargain and on easy payments. GEORGE F.
MEYERS q CO., 81 West Third st. 1t
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WANTED ~ HORSES - To winter; good
w grass and grain feed; terms SlO per
mouth. DANIEL BEDlNGER, Walton, KY.
oc 5-4t
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VNTANTED-COME AND SEE THE NEW
w IS WARDROBES. - Wardrobe Arms
Clothes, Tinware, Shoe, Bonnet, &C., Brackets
Depot at DA AWSON'S, 2U9 Fifth st. oclS-2C*
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M ANTED-SIrU ATI0N-As governcss ol
wv music teacher; references given. Ad-
dress l.. W., Hot Springs, Arkansas. ocl4-4t