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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-17
From Illinois.

Railroad Sold-Chicago Corpora
tiOn ROw-Wi1l Orate i'm Place Of
Jeff Davis-SOldiers, Reunion,
&C., &c. fe
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Rockford,
Rock Island and st.. Louis railroad was
sold in this city yesterday by order Of
the United States Circuit Court, under
. foreclosure Of = mortgage, in favor Of
the Union Trust Company, oil New York,
and was bid off by representative oil
the bondholders in Germany for 81. .3o0,-
600, of which 100000 was in cash. The
bidding was very spirited between the
representatives of the German bond
holders and Judge Otis, who is supposed
to have been acting in the interest of the
Chicago and Northwestern road.
In the quo warrant0 case, brought In
the Criminal Court of Cook county, to
test the legality OF the election held in
this city last April, on the adoption OF
the incorporation act of 1872, Judge
Harwell rendered judgment OF custer
against the city. The case will now go
to the Supreme Court OF the State, to
which another decision by Judge Far
well, in reference to the same general
question, in the case of the Police Com
IN missioners, has already been appealed.
Should tho Supreme Court sustain the
decision, the old Police Board will be re-
instated and business carried on under
the old charter.
The appointment of JEFF Davis as the
orntor at the Winnebago County Fair, at
Rockford, Illinois, having been can
celled, owing to the popular indignant on
thereabouts, Hon. j. r. DooliItle has
been invited to deliver the address and
has accepted. 1t is supposed that Mr.
Davis declined because OF the opposi.
tion to his coming manifested by the
Union men OF Rockford.
WATEsKA, ILL, August 17.-There will
be a reunion OF the soldiers OF lroquois
and adjoining counties, at this place, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ol
next week. Among the exercises OF the
| occasion will be drill under the inspec
| tion of the Adtutant General Of the State
and all address by Hon. Richard j
Ogiesby. All soldiers are invited.
ROCKFORD, ILL., August 17.--Hon. Jas
| II. Doolittie Is to be the orator OF the daJ
at the approaching Winnebago Count,
(IAinois) Fair, The advertising which
| Lne Secretary was, securing from the no
toriety OF his receipt of Jefferson Davis
acceptance Of an invitation to be pres
ent was followed by.a dispatch from Mr.
Davis ON Saturday, indicating his ina
b1llty TO come. h j0 .sH yH ts
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Gated in forgery, and attempted the me-
gotiation of bonds 0f the Oregon & Cali
fornia Railroad Company, has been set
down for to-day.
The remains of the late George Hum
ingford, Vice President and Secretary
OF the Western Union Telegraph Comps
ny, were taken to Rochester. The tuner
al takes place there to-day. M 4
A suit for libel, In which damages are
laid at 900, has been instituted In
Brooklyn by John r. 6rephaney against
Demas Barnes, proprietor of the Brook
lyn Argus. The alleged libel was con.
tained In an article accusing complain.
ant Of embezzlement and drunkenness.
A. M. Soltildo, editor and proprietor
OF the Free Lance, charged with attempt.
ing to blackmail Sheridan Shook, was
to-day held In 81, 900 bail to await the ac.
tioh of the Grand Jury. Bail was fur.
nished by Ex-Judge Barnard.
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POLICE C0URT.

Drunk and Disoraerly-Pat Malloy, Th1s.
Bird, Ann Russell, Mollie Garnctt, Henry
Mollitor, VIM. Mulreedy, costs; Chas. A. Davis.
John Calvin, dismissed: Ged. Edward, Wlh.
Woodward, Henry Mollitor, JOS. witcher, each
Jennie Cronin, Satah Crours, 81 and costss VIM.
McCarty, Leopold Leist, Geo. Matzenbergexs
j. Crone, each $3 and costs: Dan'l Williams
continued to the 18th inst; Mich. Reed. ten
days; Geo. Pollock, continued to the 10Th msts
Miscellancous-Henry Sanders, careless driy-
ing, costs; Ben Michael, concealed weapons.
continued to 2st: Nose Reinsberg, selling ly
short measure, dismissed; Timothy Mccarthy,
abusing family, dismissed; Oscar WArk, petit
larceny. dismissed; Emma Peters, same, q
to 10th; Belle Hughes, same, dismisseds Rachel
Rec ly, harboring lewd women, dismissed:
Matte Lee, emitting. to kill, bound over:
JAS. = Irwin, permitting nuisance, continued
street, costs; John Calvin, malicious dsssraC-
tion, dismissed; Jas. Willis. grand larceny
continued TO 18th inst; Fred. Weisha mt
abusing family, costs: Chas. Wilson. street.
begging. dismissed; Nicaoias Schwartz, pefit
eisnss sss sosusa Dsf Ss% ia ns R%
Miller, vag, costs; john Crone, ms
1ieious destruction, dismissed: JOS
eph vclk, malicious cutting, continued ta
s0th instant; Frank Ackiniey, petit larceny
thirty days and S2i: John Smith, grand Las
ceny, continued to 18th inst; Herman Hauua-
hon. selling milk without permit, 81 and costss
Chas. Rohner, grand larceny, continued 70 18Th
Inst. Joseph Hnrrls, street begging, ton dnYsS
Joseph Fox. selling ~ short msasurs ss..: ass
license, 81 and costs. ~ II r. :
Assault and Battery--Pat. Molloy, Ja1 ~
ran, costs; Ellen Connor. 81 aRi.aoste; k116re
Beftcs, SIS and costs; John UBfiens - Q&t.
tell, dispisscdi Frank bruentng, 20 - eoslt-
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, --latest from Abroad.

I HoNoRs 10 RoNpELI. THE SCULPTOR
BERLIN, August I7.--The dedication oi
the Herman mOnulnent was begun with
prayer. Counselor Sumers, Of Hano-
yer, then delivered an address, after
which the Emperor sent for Bondell, the
sculptor OF The monument.
He advanced, grasped the Emperors
outstretched hand amid the widest ap-
plause. Bondell then sank down over
come With emotion, while the Emper or
congratulated him upon his great work.
CoNsTANTINoPLE,A August H.--Cholera
is abatlng in syria. x
PARIS, August II. Presidents of Coun.
ellis General were elected in many de.
partments yesterday. The Couserva-
tiyes were victorious in the elections.
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Al the G.1son.

Prominent arrivals at the Gibson
House: G. D. Hickok, New York: E. G
Lemon, Boston; q. G. Smith, Terrs
Haute, Ind; J. Fl. Turner, Fort Wayne,
Ind; B. D. Thomas, Philadelphia; W.D.
Harroh, Detroit; N. b. DAVIS, Delaware,
o.; G. Norris, Glendale, o.; j. r. Rea-
kirk, Stephens, KY; W. I. Moon, Mitch-
ell, Ind; George Whiting, Sandusky, o. T;
Ii. g. Niles, St. Louis, Mo-; Theodore
Bedweu, Colorado; s. III. Kirby, Zanes-
vile, o.; A. Fickin, Maysville, Ken
tuoky; B. Fl. Griffith, New York;
Rufus H. Jordon, st. Joseph, Mo-; s. B.
Simon, philadelphia, Pa; Lev. Jones,
Washington, Iud.; h. N. Tyms, Hartford.
CT; L. G. Boyd, wife and daughter. KY; [;
"A. +. iaggart, GAINESVILLE, O.; N. vii.
son, Lancaster. Pa; G. W. Blatteman.
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The Far West.


What ehs MethOdfsts of Utah De.
mand-.Resigned. s@
4 SALT LAKE CITY, August IT. The
Rocky Mountain Msthodism Conference
closed with the reading and adoption Of
areport on the condition oi Utah affairs.
The report denounces, in severe terms,
the Mormon Theocracy, declares ii
hostile to the American Government
and ingtitutions, and gives extracts
from sermons delivered in the Mormon
Tabernacle during 1865 and '57 by Brig
ham Young, counciling murder and
blood; holds that Brigham Young is re-
sponsible for the Mountain Meadow
massacre and many other murders
committed in Utah since its settlement
by the Mormons; demands free schools,
Tree ballot and an amended jury law !;
calls upon the press and church, as oi
the country, TO keep the matter before
the people till these shall speak with a
voice tnat politicians and Legislators
wiil1ead.
J..P. Lowe has sent his resignation, as
Chief Justice OF Utah, to the President.
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Some Eeottement, ana Homo, s,yest Hon..


INDIANAPOLIS, August 17.-Another
point In the Bowling scandal case was
reached Sunday. At the morning ser.
vice OF the Bethlehem Church 1t was an.
nOunced that there would be meeting
OF the official Board in the afternoon,
and at that time Mr.. Wiley, one OF the
minority Of the late Investigating COM
mlttee, appeared.
Seeing this, the members Of the Official
board one by one dropped out, and the
meeting went by default. In the even.
Ing MIR. Wiley arose and attempted to
read petition asking for an authorita.
tive decision by the officials OH the Dow.
ling question.
Mr.. Bowling, who was present, sprane
to- the organ and commenced playing
"Honle, Sweet Home," while the minis.
ter and Mr.. Wiley held an angry dispu
tation. Mr.. Bowling then attempted te
turn OIL the gas, but without success, and
the audience dispersed in considerable
excitement and confusion.
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From the Metropolis.

The Telegraphic Consolidation
Denied some BlaclknHail and Liz
bel suits.:A Roquest from st.
Louis.
NEW YORK.. August 17.-The Evening
Post ON the strength Of an interview with
President Orton, OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, says that the re-
port that the proposed consolidation OF
the Western Union and Atlantic 3 Paci-
fic Telegraph companies has no founda-
tion in fact. The Post further says that
nothing further mas been done than the
making OF q mutual agreement for the
protection Of each other in the matter OF
rates, dr. II seems to be the general
impression that the rumors have been
put ahoas for stock jobbing purposes
only.
a special dispatch from St. Louis says: /:
Postmaster Tiller to-day sent TO Post
master General Jewell q petition numer-
ously signed by prominent men asking
for equal mail facilities with Chicago.
A ruin0f that the Treasury DEPART.
ment in st. Louis was last night robbed
OF q large quantity OF ponds proves to
have been unfounded. A man with q
was arrested before the sto.
ry was denied, but was Immediately re-
leased.
A special from New Orleans says: The
Republican State Central Committee hrs
just closed stormy session. Dissatis-
faction was panifestea az the recent ap-
pointment OF Kellogg. An attempt is,
being made to indIence Lieutenant1
Governor Antoine to make important
psmeyais ddriag the Govespofs ab-
senOe.
Tps examination OF Hall, Parr, Mar
shall ana Haxwel, the four, uppp arrest.
ohsrgsd with hes,is, hn6ii>.
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The President on the Crooked Whisk,
Men.

WASHINGTON, August 17.-President
Grant in q letter to the Secretary of the
Treasury, respecting the revenue frauds,
says: "Let no guilty men escape If ii
can be avoided. Be especially vigilant,
and instruct those engaged in the pros
ecution Of fraud to be against all who
insinuate that they have high influence
to protect them. No personal consider
alton should stand in the way of per-
forming public duty. U. s. GRANT"
SILVER FOR RESUMPTION.
WASHINGTON, D. g., August 1.-THE
Tribune OF this morning publishes the
followingi Preparations for the retire
lnent of the fractional currency out
standing, and the substitution OF silver
therefor, are being pushed forward by
the Treasury department., and to the
accomplishment Of this END over ten
million dollars five per cent. bonds have
already been sold i'll purchase OF silver
bullion, and it will require the DISPOSE
ton Of $1O,0O0,000 more before sufficient
10 obtained.
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Several unnamed Chicago grain deal
ers failed yesterday.
Gen. Sheridan has gone on visit Il
the Pacific Coast.
Aten-hour demonstration was made
yesterday at Providence, r. /.
|. The Chautauqua Sunday school AZ.
sembly adjourned yesterday.
The Indian Investigators commenced
their labors yesterday at Usage Mission
Louis Veatch yesterday killed Melvin
Murray, his brothesin-lawy At Cumber:
land, Ind.
{ 4 Dr.. Howard. who poisoned the four
lunatics at 81. Louis, wants to be inves
tigated.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad is completed to Los Animas,
Colorado.
The liabilities of Duncan, Sherman 4
Co. are officially stated at 81, ,9l0, ,13S, and
their assets At ", $50, ,853.
Vim. L.. Lee. formerly Of. Marysyiiie,
OHIO. was yesterday accidentally killed
by the care at Mauoh Chunk, Penn.
lliss Ellen Hieley,s Of Newark, Ohio,
was burned to death yesterday in at
tempting TO light 4 fire with coal Oil.
BY q railroad collision near Flint,
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NEW ORLEANS, August l7.--The United
States steamer Rio Bravo, from New
Orleans for the Rio Grande, encountered
a southerly gale fifteen miles OF Sabine
Light on the night VI the 13th and was
driven ashore ten miles east OF Sabine
Light. No lives were lost and everything
was saved except the vessel which is re-
ported badly wrecked but may be saved
II the weather abates.
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.Bsssas,.p Pe..,sses.

The following permits were issued since
our Last report:
j. Whitman, two-story brick, on Cliff.
ton avenue, estimated cost, VI 800.
w. T. Barrett, repair two-story brick
at 20 Bank street.
Thos. Mullen, f0ur-story brick, corner
Linn and Everett, estimated cost, $11,
800.
! T. Shoemaker, four-story brick, corner
Belts and Central avenue, estimated
cost, 10000
H. Lahman. two-story brick, on James
and Second avenue, estimated cost, $2,-
500.
( Geo. j. Colp, .0ne-story frame, on Liv-
ingstone and Baymiller, estimated cost,
$3.50.
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Maysville, KY; J. f. shifer, Philadeas
phia, Pa; VIM. Calhound, New York; 81
Pcs p h0VgSs Yaisbt ESS,sx' Ssw 3 = DsnsIs
Memphis, Tenn; CT. Fiske, Boston,
Mass; A. Mayer; New York; r. Cared
and wife, st. Louis; III. Il. Wilson, Chi
'cago; j. X. Wilson, De Soto, Mo-; b. w
Underwood, Chicago; Miss Gulwright
l,nuiavilla XIV s IA Il
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A nominating committee to nominate officers
for the Chamber of Commerce was voted for On
Change at noon to-day, and Messrs. George n
Davis, w. II. Brown, James b. Wilson and
Elm0re Cunningham elected.
Messrs. Wallace Blackman and q. HoItschUdE
their case the vote was declared o tic and an
other election ordered The time has not yst
been fixed.
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LONDON, August l7--6:SO A. M.--Ad.
miraI Worden and officers have accepted
the festivities proffered them by the cor.
poration authorities and the Chamber OF
Commerce of Southampton.
ANOTHER REVOLT.
VIENNA, August IA dispatch from
Agram' reports that an insurreetion has
broken out in Turkish Croatia, in the
district between Kostainicza and the
Dubecxa, along the Austrian frontier.
The elnsurgents have surprised asguard-
house, killed the guards, and seized their
arms. @
LONDON, August TIA special to the
News from Vienna says intelligence has
been received there that the inhabitants
OF the Bosnian Provinces have risen in
insurrection along the whole length of
the river Save. Tine telegraph wires
have been cut, thirty Turks massacred,
and all the official buildings burned.
Numbers OF refugees are flying into Aus
tria.
RAGUsA, August T.-Iptelligence has
been receiyed. from ScIayonic sources
thai the insurgents in Aerzegoyiua
have storned Fort Goyansko, near Piyi,
and captured the town OF Metaka.
FROM THE CARLIsTS.
LONDON, August H.--Tne Carlist Com
nittee here report that they have re-
ceived official adyices from the COM
mandeE OF the troops defending Leo de
Urgel to the effect that the Alfonsists
have captured none of his positions,
and have lost 1,500 men during the siege.
The citadel and fort are intacts The
garrison has forty-tiye guns. and is well
supplied with ammunition and provis-
ions. One OF the Alfonsjst batteries
has been silenoed. The besieged have
made several sorties with success.
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Edwin Booth.

SERIOUS IF NOT FATAL INJURIES sUs-
1. TANNED By THE GREAT ACTOR.
NEW YORK, August 17.--The an
nouncemento of serious accident to Ed
win Booth, while carriage riding at
Cos Cob yesterday, caused excitement
here last night, especially among the
theatrical fraternity,a and theater-soers.
He was driving ina phaeton about 4 r.
M, when the horse took fright and ran
away. The phaetOn was demolished, and
Booth thrown to the ground very yio-
Iently. lie sustained internal injuries
which may prove fatal. . ssa348 5g ~
His wife immediately teiegraphed to
Mr.. McViokers, Of Chicago. Her father,
Mrs. Booth, The, mother of MIR. Booth
and his brother, Joseph, were sum-
moned from Long Branch Immediately,
and started for the place OF the accident.
It is expected that Mr.. BOOTHS injuries
will ut least disable him for several
months. If they do not result fatally. He
Is under an important engagement With
Mr.. Daily, OF the Fifth Avenue Theater,
and Mr.. Ford, OF Baltimore.
i,s LATEST. ts
NEW YORK, August 17.--Edwin Booth
Is quite comfortable this morning. He
has not been unconscious, as was erro-
neously reported, and the accident is
not nearly so bad as rum0r would have
people believe.
The bones OF his left elbow are broken.
No other injuries have been sustained.
The shock to his system is quite light.
DR.. McCcmb Gays In few weeks he will
be as well as ever.
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Special to the star. M
CoLuMBUs. August 17.-Hon. J.Sella
Martin addressed q largo audience here
last night.
The Driving Park Association has
for the fall races on the ss2a,
ExSd aud 94fh Of August.
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MILWAUKEE, August 1L-The tax pay.
ers are demanding an, investigation OF
alleged jobbing Of certain Aldermen
and officials in connection with the De-
partment of Public Works. Alderman
Buening was up before the Committee
on Fire Department on. Saturday, and
managed1p clear himself OF charges pre-,
ferred through d newspaper. He is still
the Tax Payers Union held secret ses.
sion this forenoon to prepare for further
developments.
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LAST EDITION,


TRENTON, N. j., August 17.-Robert @.
Bellville,. a prominent citizen, was
drowned last night by falling into the
river when attempting to jump on the
ferryboat.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, August H.-The
strike here continues. There are nc
new developments, and the situation to.
day remains unchanged.
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-AS35,OO0 Fire.

SAGINAW, August 1.-THE steam saw
mill of i. Saylor 4 Co., at Carrollton,
took fire about noon yesterday and was
totally destroyed. The Salt Block was
saved although damaged. Loss $4,000.
Insurance $23 900.
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The Races.

SARATOGA, August H.-Brigand won
the fret race in 1861. Nettfe Morton
won the second race, (0ne mile and three
quarters), in 8:0SA. The third, a free
handicap hurdle race, was won by Dead
head in 2:35.
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Damaged $50, 600 Worth.

CHICAGO, August 17.-Ira Brown, a
prominent member OF the Ada-street
Methodist church, was dismissed from
fellowship by the pastor on sunday, and
has. now brought suit for $50, 900 against
the author of his disgrace. @ "a ssAs
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lTne Aesg Copsto1 Tor Aiiohige,..

The NeaC Capstos Ter M5ohigots
LANsING,. MICH, August II. The walls
Of the third story OF the new Capitol
building, except the west wing, are now
compleIedst0 the c0rnice. Work will be
continued throughout the winter.
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n OeT-MEMORANDUM-B -BO0K-On return
y TO the owner of o memorandum book In
khe pocke OF n iuster coat taken from house
6h Vest Fourth st., Monday evening, q liberal
reward will he paily and no questions asked,
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EtHTANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW
fVY That at the closing-out sale of boots and
Shoes at 821 Central avenue, near Ninth street,
they can buy goods for half price. The store
|fOr rent t IT.
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FVKT go to tho PIONEER
w Saloon and Restaurant, No. 100 W. Fifth
street, between Race and Elm, Cincinnati, D.
15c per bowl. Meals at all hours. IT.
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FOR RnNr.

EoR RENT-A HOUSES rooms front and
- back yard, by @. PITTS, Third and Bullock
streets, Covlngton. au17-st+
LNOR RENT = ROOM = second-story front
IL room, tor two gentlemen or gentleman and
lady, at 26t Race sc. aui6-2t
TIOR RENT-HOUsE-A 2-story frame, a
IL rooms, yard, water, &C.; SIS; street cars
pass the door. No. 26 Gilbert av. aul7-8t
TOR RENT-ROoMS-Fo business, OPEN
II ing Into room 15 feet square, both 'front.'
Ing on two streets; one Of which is the business
street OF the city--the county seat; popula
tion, 1000, and railroad center-also, bakery
for 4 family; has been used twelve years as a
bakery, provision and grocery store; rent, 5000
year. Address j. G. CANT, Mansfield, Ohio,
r 0. Box 57l. au16-2t
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XANTED--TO BUY--Standing or side
! wv wall show case, from to 8 feet high
with OF without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress c. b. T., this Office. auf0-tf
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kVETANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv 1rst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH Call for AGENT, 23O W alnut
Street, nrst floor. iea6-tf
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lVXTANTED-NURSE GIRL--From IA to Is
Evv years old; German preferred. Call ct No.
J89RiChmond st. aul6-2t
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CE-Manufacture of iron
wv fence to send style and price of q fence to
be on wall, 1S to 70 inches high and 1923 It. long
Address J.W. FIELD, Marysville, o. aul6-St
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NM EJANTED-BUGG spar, open top
wv or covered buggy; smust be almost new,
and very cheap. Address q. A. g., r. Q. Box
a807. au16-2t
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TO GO TO--G. SCHILL-
wv ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Si West sixth st.
/ [jyau-tfl
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- YOU TO KNOW - That b.
wv CAVAGNA & SON have new lot Of fine
Choice Havana Cigars. and q splendid line Of
lGroceries. jy28-n
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AWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN. at ~ W. Fifth st. jy15-tf
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-HOME-For little girl with o
| w family where there are no other children;
girl four years old. For particulars address
10. r. G., Houston, Shelby county, q. aul6-St
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aXKT ANTED-Y Your Name neatly printed on
wv go Visiting Cards for loo. AMERICAN
ARD CO., Xenia, O. aut7-5t*
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fVXTANTED : CARPET = For small hall
J wv and stairs; also for dining-room Must
he good and cheap; will pay cash. Address
CARPET, p. 0. Box a8, Newport, KY. au16-2t
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ICSOR SALE OR RENT "a HOUSE = A good
w brick house, with large lot. Address Box
8ln :. nm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TTANTEp - Clothes wringers Repaired.
wv i. TETTENB0HN, 40 w. Fifth street.
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