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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

low at this oftlce. u
FoR long time there has been
talk of matched battle between a
wild cat belonging 10 Muscatine
man and dog owned on the west
side of the Cedar in this county.
Last week just as some one was
about to lose his money on the COM
bat, the Jo,rnoi says the City Mar
shall stepped in and gently vetoed
the whole arrangement.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS Men,
During each Of the four Fair DAYS
next week "The Daily Programme
will be issued from this office and
distributed 10 the extent Of from one
TO two thousand copies. Besides the
order of exercises and other items for
the succeeding day at the Fair, there
will be limited space in each issue
for business locals. Those desiring
representation will do well TO apply
at once.
MlssISG-The following was re-
ceived by Z. NJ. Shaw yesterday,
having been written that morning by
the Assistant Post Master at Daven-
port:
Gleason, Tipton's mail-rou,e con-
tractor, is missing since Saturday.
He went eight miles back Of Moline
to buy horse and has not been heard
from since.
Mr.. Shaw answered 10 the effect
that Mr.. Gleason was from Delaware
county, and requested that service on
the route, which has stopped this
week, mi ght be resumed at once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

w GRITTY OF SoTF.-Alr " m.
Dean has just returned from a busy
two.weeks spent in selecting from
the immense stocks Of goods in New
York and Boston Just what his long
experience and correct Judgment
taught him was needed for this mar
ket. The advantage gained by pur-
chasing right at headquarters for the
dry goods business, as well as by buy
ing in very large quantities for cash,
will be offered to the many custom
ers of Dean Il lngman both in as
tonishingly low prices and in an IN
usually large stock from which 10
select. \ word to the wise is sufli-
cienu
The Thirteenth Annual FAR OF
the Union District Agricultural So
ciety will be held at West Liberty
September 2lst. 22d, sd and oath.
From present indications there is
every reason to believe that this will
be the best Fair yet held by the
society. The place is easy of access,
the grounds most beautiful, the pre-
minms liberal and the time propitions,
being the week before the State and
succeeding the Muscatine, Johnson
and Cedar Go. Fairs. There will I'M
questionably be the finest display of
fine cattle ever exhibited in the
State; over 100000 worth of thor
oughbred cattle, embracing eight to
ten herds, owned in that vicinity
alone. besides several from dis
lance. will be represented. No
efforts will be spared by the officers
of the society to make the Fair
pleasant, agreeable and profitable to
all. 36w2pd
THE VENTURE of the City Hall
Association into the 81 Mon Spy"
Dusllltss WAS HIulifidI suGicsS.
The receipts of Tuesday, wednesday
and Thursday evenings were sl5..2o,
of which the association received sol
enough to pay all expenses and
leave it the possesser of the scenery
and stage fixtures. At the request
of numerous citizens, the free use OF
the hall was rendered on Saturday
night for the purpose Of repeating
the performance as a complimentary
benefit to Col. Temple. This was
accordingly done, and the fourth pro-
duction of the drama was met by a
crowded house, netting the bene-
fciary some seventy.five dollars,
which all agree his hard ami success
full labors here we'll merited.
The play in itself is a good one,
the tableaux being especially thrill
ling and beautiful. And in this con.
nection we are reminded Of the
wreaths and boquets which NJ. Ed
Golden furnished for them nigh,
after night. They were simply mag.
nifcent. AS for the various actors
on this "mimic stage" they all nc
doubt did well--as we'll as they
could, at least; and since an indul.
gent public has seen fit to smile on
their efforts, they have the glory fol
their share and certainly ought to be
happy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

New Styles Of
Ladies' Silk
Ties and Rib
bons, Hosiery,
Gloves. FIan-
nels and Yarns,
GermantOW
HaImOraI and
Zephyr, Chill
dren's Cloak
ings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Col. Temple, Of "Gnion Spy" fame,
started for Davenport Tuesday noon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20
9ie SScluiten uno ibre @djlllcn.

Sic @eleal6aft Seiu oerfol9t i6rem
ianer item @elen na@ einen apol ltolil lGen
3med Musbreitung, Nertbeioieung uno
8efelti9ung bes fstboli19en @loubens.
Gin 9auptmittel, uni 0ieiem ibremBerufe fe
in wirtiomiter @eile su entIprede11, ers
blfte 1ie 10 fort BON ben er lten 3eittn IT,
reg Yeltebens an in Dem unterridte uno
Der Gr5ebun9 Der Sugeno. 9eBbalb 5ei6>
men ou9 lbon Die Con ltitutionen oes III.
Sgnotius 9enau ben lui1lenl9aftl II
Blloun9sgang uor> Der Die iun9en Dr.
oesmltglieber fir oieles 1pesieqe Qpol ito
lat Ser Su9eno befQbi9en lou: &aum ,pa=
rem eiui9e 9ecennen felt Der @riinoun9
Der @sieql@oft Seiu perflollen, uno 16on
erboben lib ii6erall bliibenoe 2ebran1 1tal=
ten, @Dmnalien uno uniperl litdten, an
lpel9en Die Seiuiten Die wilienl6af ftti6e
uno ,littlide Nus6ilouns Der ibnen an:
pertrouten Sugen0 leiteten. SIR Grfol9
mar Der A>t oab lie INNER mebr oas Ser
trouen Der fot9 lil@enTiirlten 9epauneu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

- Cine Same fraate ibren @ousboc=
tor ob bas Sra9en Der mooernen Siitc
nidt oem @ebirn i6aoen m06te 80
nein," ontmortete Der Doetor, u9omen,
pelde 9irn Daben> tro9en lolde 9Ute
ni6t" -.
- Der @eiamnti idaoen, Der ourd ocn aros
fen 8ranb in Yabcrborn nt1tonben iii, lit bon
iadfunoi9er Seite aui 25O,O00 Sbaler ober
100000 @1art torirt lporoe,,.. 100000 Morf
iino our@ @eriiderune eeoedt. Ser saiier
fat fit bic N6oe6ronnteu 5000 @eart beuilligt,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

sd ba6te mir ein9en auf Die &b6nL
itammelte bic Trau. >o8ir iino eben
oarauf." rMber Sic &b6nEilt ia Elm
166nes blaues &e9el9ebir9e, oas uns
ben gan5ens Mes !o9eno uno lodeno
begleitet i" ~ -
@vDlein &;no ou fennf bic Wirtun9
bon N6be un0 Serne. Mu6 min ib
nidt ldu9ner, oab auf Elm Paor @tiino,
6en 196ne Pro1pefte 6erumliegen iult
mir lpo6nen ouf Dem 0oeiten @or9ebir9e."
Sic @a9en tro6en in 9eiuunoenen
&riin1mun9en i6er bie 16uttupuen Nb.
b6n9e. Gin rauber Nprotpin0 blies 9e=
gen 1ie, Set nit jeoer &lof fter> nm '>pelde
es bergan gin9 talter uno bur6orineen<
Der lpuroe.
uMaoame," laste Die Mago bier
tpiros pobl 9fi6ts lein nit Sbren @art=
nereien. Sier erfriert Sbnen 9emib SIR
Blumenfobl> ooer lire .Bobnen unb Cur
fen, o0er lire QebtoDen uno &o1
~9u lueinit ? fra9te oer 9oftor> MEL
der ibr ior9iam ing 9lu9e blidt. Scr
gSino trieb mir @toub in Oie Mu9en>"
mar bie Mntmort Der 9ul0erin.
Ser arme Mann 1ab nit einem ser,
riliencm Blid 9e9en 9immel. @r fling an,
freun6li6 gu tr0 lten. nGs 1ei iu1t bier Die
i6le6teite Mnl l4t bes @tdot6ens, aber
ss babe auG freunbli9ere. SIM &iiden
[d9e 0as beriibmte&loltcr nit ieinem 166r
aen uno ausgeoebnten @arten, Der i6nen
]emib balo offen ftebe.: l1no Die Pappclz
1llee 5wi1@en bem&loter un0 Dem @td0t.
ben sabes eipe 9onj biibl6e Promenobe.
Qu9 Der Q8eiber.
Sn0em er mod reoete> fla9te 0er&nabe>
'er lid cine @eile itill an Bic Wfuttcr
]eoriift DIANA, i'd babe Sop ftpeb."
Sic 6rou fubr erl6roden auf. 8arm'
)er5i9er @ott> Dos lit bas @ieb i6n an
Poul, lein &opf 1T 9an5 beib." Ser 9of<
or fiiblte 0en Puls. u9Sas feblt benz
Rinoe gs befommt ben Trielel> ben
2" vgs fte6ert Elm >peni9. Nber
ei nur rubig." v8ilt bu es? oein 8lid
,errietb 0id. 9u lua, It ielbf erl6roden !
>as Sinh ltirbt." vNber @ul lanne !" uWos
cblt ibln? Gag es Sd muB es tpi1len.
Sd bin Die Ylutter." u@ino mir olpil-
eno? @ieaeicbt 1T irgeno cine &inoer'
Franf6eit i'm Nnsu@ - ID bite bi9> e.
attire oi6 ni9t, loB MIDI ausreoen. Sd
a9e ia nur pieQei6t! Die Grl6einun9
nllb 1it6 ent>nirffIn-unh hohpi ftirht or
9Bie rotb iein @eli6t iit; >uie matt feline
l(u9en 9as 9on5e &ino lit perdnoert.
Sd fa9e Dir, er iit front, lebr front,
}8ie uiele Pulsl6ld9e fat er?" 2iebe> LAB
oas bod meine Gorge iein. gSir >peroen
-" v0u bilt 10 tolt> 10 rubig uno oa=
lei oo6 pieoer ueritellt - 9annes> por=
p6rts 8is mir onfomnner, lit er tobt.
Sibt's einen ndbern Ort ? &0nnen mir
1i6t ausltei9en -? @a9'> mas 1T 81 tbun 2"
(S@lub fol9t)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20
Sbio @aiienfrenn0.
&[uf Der Gpibe eines&irGtburms ltano
6 GiS+

4Nuf Der Gpibe eines&ir6tburms 1tant
C99ejn Stor6. Gr ,par sioeben ppr
G9Dpten 9ctommen uno botte cine Tro6
pDn un16Qbbarem Mertbe mit9ebro6t
Den Triibling. Sebt iiber59oute er bak
2on0 aufrieoen beraus foroerno als
wollte ct 1a9en !: no lit Der 9leile lenoe, be>
mir bos alei9tbut? lper fpmmt nit @o=
ben >pie Die meini9en p? =.
9runten ouf Der 2onb 1troBe frie6er
s,pei SuDr>uerfe Cine &ut16e uno eir
2o1t,pa9et. 9lllo au6 &eilenoe. @6c1
feline 10 fr6bliGcn tpie Trcun0 Gtord.
Sn oer &eiletutibe iitt elm 0oftor Der
Meocin oer als @eri9tsar5t lit Elm
@tdot6en am &b6ngebir9e uperlebt" IT,
g1eben linn libt feline iun9e Grou nit
einem Biib9en I'M @9oob, luel6es ,pie=
oer lein 19warS9eFedtss &dk6en i'm Nrm
Dalt.
sic nebmen ben 9ludiib bcs Mogens
cin. @egeniiber 5bt Die Nfo9o ben
slueitcn plak neben ibr fiillen @6ad-
teln unb SaI6en aus 5umeilt aber Der
perb6n9tc &dfig zines &anorienbogels.
Ser 9ieiietut19c in fur5er Gntfernun9
fol9t elm Yodlpa9en> ouf ,pel9en1 M0bel
lln0 @erQtbe zines poQ lt6n6i9 eingeri6=
tetcn @aule les selaoen 1ino. Bcioe Tubr=
wcrte bepe9en li6 lon91om, I'M @6ritt
bur9 Die 2onbl6oft.
Sic 6rou blitt sum Mo9enf fem Ter bin=
aus nit elmer folt erl drodenen 9feu9ier0e.
Ser Wlann >piiroi9t. Die @e9eno tencs
Blides. Sour Die Trou belaul DIT CT gu
weilen nit einem Musorutf mn @pon=
nung, ,pie 1ie Ben Ortsme6iel aufncbme.
- 9l6, lie lit nibt erbaut SIRE @tirne
um,pDltt l9 INNER mebr. llno ie labt
ibren Mibmutb audi lout peroen u@6re
Yaul ," ipri6t Tie nluir b0ren ia feline
&cr6en mebr. Q8as lit bos 2" Ser
M}onn antportet einlilbi9 vWir nd6ern
uns Der N00n.* vl1no sibt es feline
2er6en auf Der 9ib6n?" u&eine @oat-
icloer, feline 2er6en. @s lit elm un=
frudtborer @ulfanbo0en, man fat b61=
items &ortoffcl unb Elm @tiid 9oferlono
BORT" r@ott i'm 9immel uno bobin
miNen tuir."
Sic Mo9o meinte 9ut1niitbi9: vgBir
baben bo6 uniern &onarienpogel, iuenn
mir feline 2er6en mebr bobcn. 9(id)t
,poDr, Ntaoame eS ,par red)t ooB mir
i'm mitno1men 2"
v9(ber ou mubt N6t 9cben baB i'm
Die Safe ni@t fribt," ermabute Ser 9ot=
tor lein @DDnben. v@s mar beine @o9e,
@cor9, ou bi1t oafiir perant>portlid."
v@ie fribt i'm nidt" lo9te Der Hnobe.
v98eibt bu mod Fapa, ,pie lle INNER los'
fubr ouf i'm uno in Den SSdig binein.
bobrte unb wenn man 1ie >pc9trug i'm
NIT Mugen perl6lan9? 0a puroe er
einmal tranf uno mabte einen Yel5 uno
fang ni6t, oa lab Die Safe DOR ibm uno
.1ob i'm aufmertlom AT, ober nidt b0le.
S6 CLAUDE lie batte N}itleio. sic lit
nidt 10 bD]e, ,pie man benft. @elt Mie5=
6en, on tbult ibm ni@ts? Silt elm bropes
Mie5den."
l1no ber &nobe 9erste oas O}ie56en>
ma6reno bic Whutter ibren &noben Der5te
Mu9 oer 8ater lddeltc beifdIi9: Sen
Bug bat er gut beobo6tet, Der tleine
S6elm."
9as mar Elm 2idtpunft in Ser trou=
ri9en Ta6rt. Solo ober fam cs nod
1dlimmsr. 9ie Mlutter bielt ouf elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

l1nterri6t unbs Die Gr5iebung. SET Sugeno
|fait ousf9lieBli6 inssibre 6anbe 9ele9t
mar. Ser @turr1, Ser Der III 3,peiten6dlfte
Deg pergangen$abrb rbunoerts:e oenSe=
fuiten<Or6en lpsbra6> unb Sic enoli6c
Wuibebun9 bcr @elelll6cft Sc lu ma6ten
ou9 oieier 9eiesneten 2ebrtbatigteit ein
Gnbe. a..
SAB Sic Se1uiten in pi1len1 1Doftli6er
BeSiebun9 ben Nnforoerungen ibrer 3ct
our9ous entlpra6en> ia in man6en3,uei=
gen ser WiIieni6aft @robes 9elei ltet ia
ben, lit 0as ollgemeine 3eu9nib unpors
teii16er @ef6idtsfor1der BON tatbolil6er
uno prote1 1tantil@er @eite. I'm nur
an zines oie1er 3eu9niile tpieoer 81
erinnern> 10 ia9t oer beriibmte pro-
! |teltantild)e pbiloiopb Baco: rg8os
Die 2ebrmetbooe betrifft, 10 ldBt i6 bier
ii6er uiGts @riinbli6eres 1o9en, als
man nebme Die @@ulen Der Se1uiten 5um
Mu tier; oenn BON MQen,, mas jebt einse-
| fiibrt muroe> 1T ni9ts 10 gut ME oieles.
SD tonn Sen TleiB uno Sic Mrbeitlam-
felt oie Ter Manner, lpel6e sic Sugen6 70
luabl in oenWi11enl9often biloen> ols ou0
in Der Sittenlebre unterri9ten, nidt an
|ieDen, obne MIDI Der @orte 0es N9elilaus
an Pbarnabo5es 81! erinnern @eil Du
70 biit> 6aB gu ben l1ulrisen 9eb6rtelt!"
9ie neu erltanOene @elellhaft Selu
bat 1eit Oen le9Si9 Sobren ibres 8el le=
bens ii6erall> mo i6r Haotli1er @eits tcin
19inoernib in oen g8e9 eele9t mar, To-
melt es uur lire iun9en &r0fte 9ejtotte@
ten> bic alte Sbdtisteit in unterrid)t
uno @r5iebung pie6er oufgenommcn, uno
wenn lie einerieits feltju6alten 1u6t al
ben Gunoamentalprinjipien ibrer beluabr=
ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 bat 1ie oo6
ouoererleits Elm offtnes Mu9e fir sic
Wiiroi9un9 Der luabren Grrun9enl6oft
ouf ben perj 9ie0enen @ebieten oes 8i]z
lens. 9aB lie nid@t einem itorren Jano<
tismus buloi9t uno in un6eusIomer9art=
fDpfi9feit. pas nun einmal peraltete un=
bollfom,fstte DEM mQbrboft Nollfom-
menen, luie es li6 I'M @erlaufe ser 3ei=
ten unter ben 9e9ebenen 8e0in9un9en
ent>uidelt bot aufre6t 5u 9alten Iubt> be-
meilt loluobl 6ie&eoil lion bet ratio studi-
Drum, ,pie flea unter Sem lebt per=
torbei1en @eneral P. 9lootbon serooc
nit 0fudlid5t ouf Sic BeoiirfniHe un6Tor<
berungen ber9eu5eit por9enommen lpuroe,
ols oub Die lefti19e MnpenOung jencr
2eDrmittel lpel1e oie dltern uno jeBt re-
lotip unpollfomnlern nit ollem &e9t al
er1eben befu9t fnb. 9ebbolb permitteln
ou9 bic je1uiti16en 2ebran 1taltcn bon
beute iiberall jenen @ro0 pii5en1doIt=
li6er Biloung, Den man, oqer0in9s per-
lbieoenen 2Gnoer> an Die tuoirenoe Su=
9eno 5u fellen beliebt. @enn Die @9u=
len Der SeIuiten III ibrer jeBi9en ooer
frubtrn Sc 1talt MngriHen aus9e1ebt mer~
ben, 10 1T oas treibenoe N}otib 9ew6Dn=
li6 elm gang an6eres als ettpa ibr Manr
tel an @rfolg Die mi 1enlboftli6e Uni
fd6i9feit 6um 2ebrfa6, Sic ben :sSeluiten
gum Bor,purf 9enadt lpir6, mub nur als
@turmbof uno 9edmantel tiefer gebenoer
N6f9ten berbalten; ni6t 1elten 1T es ber
Nei0 >pel6er aus SEN 9(neriffel, 1pri6t,
nod bQufi9er ober oer aQ9emeine @aB
9e9en oas G9riitentbum. Man bctdmpft
Die SeIuitenl9ulen, neil nlan feline >paDr=
baft driitlide> feline lpeci li19 Gr5ie9ung
oer Su9en0 min.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-20

tpiro es ia Na@t neroen5Y nn2eiSer!" Z :,
Sic ySra1 anttportete: nt6ts. gle
fouerte f9t lift 8iib@en in Die &niee,
bielt5es> >un16lungen; BON I3eit <su 3eit
liebtoite iie es ooer plauoerte NIT lbm.
70 lei6t es ibrem i6weren 9er5en ju1t
lperbcn mo6te. 8ei man6er @traben=
,pcnounq tparf le np9 inlmer: lire Blide
6erum> glei6Iam> als f0nne tie bic 9off<
nun9 ni6t fa6ren lo1en, oob es nod
beljer fommen wliroe.
g(ber es fam nod i6lebter. Sic
6o1F69e, >peld)e >ueni9ltei1s NIT elmer
magern gBinterfruGt beitellt lpar, ,enoi9te
na6 uno noG in einen @ono9runo, NOT
in oar n9ts mebr mu6s. Ser g8in6
bate Sen @an6 iteucn>peile 5u 9iinen
snlanmen9efe9t iiber luel6e Die tief
einl0neioen6en @agcnrdoer faum bon
Der @telle fomen. Ser @anb ltrid lpurbe
ooour6 nod Idnger, als er luirtli@ mar
ct idicn fein Gn0e 81 nebmen.
9ie Sror >uarf einen fra9enoen Blid
auf ibren N}ann. rs It oas and cine
@egeno 2" ld6elte lie triib. Ser Dottor
antluortetc: v9ieler@ano9 o9rlno >udre gar
nid)t 10 56le9t ,rcnn Die 2eute 'nur
9iin9er D6tten." vl1n0 ,parum boben
lie ben ni1t?" vMfir i6eint, am Wieb
feblfs, es feblt an ben @ielen."
vGs 1T >pobr !" laste sic Mo9o umie
longe baben luir i4on feline &ub tpeioen
leben!"
rMomo !" Fe6te ser &nobe, nba BE-
fomn1' i6 am Gnoe aud feline 0lil6 fir
melt, Mie56en Sic W}utter ant1uor=
tete nit 9roben1 miitterli6en Grnlt IN @ei
ruDi9 mein &inb an einem 9ldpfden
Mil@ ion es bir niemals feblen" Ser
9oftor be6eutete lie Qber: Sci porli6-
tig, liebe @u1anne. Q8as man &inoern
peripridt 1nub man audi balten" rNun 2"
erlui0erte Die Trau> iDren W}ann perluun=
oert anlebcno. ~Sa, ia mein &ino",
1pro6 Sic fer, u>pir !perOen ,peni9 8ieb=
fan6 in >nlerm Glooraoo finoen. 3u.
Dem linb nod Oie 8auern 10 >pibi9 uno
l6leppcn ibr bis6en Mil@ feibie an Die
@ilenbaDnitotionen, neil lie i6 gHunber=
preife einbiloen, 10 oft 1ie ou6 entt0ui6t
wcr6en. Sic Wlil6 tpiro. 11ter ols elm
mai IN unlerm Sta6t9en ous9eben."
Sic Trou mar ipro6los. 9}a6 elmer
Weile Ia9te lie 1onft: vPaul, 6os 1T ni6t
licbensuiiroi9. l}ir 16eint Ou iiber=
treibl It ob1i6tli6." uum @ott ni6t Mber
ib wiinI6e nitbt oob bu oib taui1e1t. !
SD 1o9e 6as Mer9lte licbcr ebrli1 uno
un9el@miidt."
Gs enttono luieoer eine Ser peinli6en
poulen i'm @o9en> in benen jeoes Dem
ei9enen @db9efi6l na@bins.
Die 2anO1Aaf luurbe INNER trol ltlo1er.
Ser @ano batte ouf9eb6rt, ober erf, ols
er fort mar merfte man, luie tueni91tens
Die 2i6ter ocr 1nfen0en @pnne re9t
tuarm i'm fal6en Son geipielt. Sebt
wuroe Die @e9eno i'm l1lten @inne
- ol69rau. Nfau fu9r 9e9en Sbon<
1dieferboloer1, >uel6e Der gan5en @egenb
Die Tarbe BON 1taubi9en @pinnweben
Sn ben @ruben Die ler 9al=
ben ltano Sorf an5uIeben >uie Elm brauns
li6cr &affeelab. 9uf anoeren @teuen
lag 8obner5 uno r6tbli6er Giienltein,
,uopon lie luie BON &olt an9elau fen err
11ienen. Sin uno lpieoer er6lidte man
9oufen bon baliatiidem Suif BON 2aua>
,,>, SN;n, 2ftoi,o&, avs onA,r,, h,Ifo,;-
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ReaL .Estate Transfers.

J. L. Keck, Trustee, to William Fishback,
five years. lease Of lot $50 by $40 feet, on the
west side Of Valley street, 1875 feet south Of
Straight street. Twenty fourth ward, paying
for the term $1,000.
A. L. ScovIlle and wife to III. b. Teetor, lot "a
by 100 feet on the southeast corner OF Oak and
Ash streets, Wyoming, quitclaim-Sl
John Dorsey and wife to Charles McDevitt,
100 acres, in Sections, Whitewater township
81 and other considerations.
Lucius Darling and wife to G. C. Goldburg,
33 A-100 acres, in Section II, Columbia town
ship-fl1, $50.
j. Ii. Doyle 20 Emma p. Mardis, thirteen
lots in Carters subdivision, at Foster II i'll Sta
tion, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
railroad, each 25 by 100 feet-$2,6t9.
Emma p. Mardis and husband to w. O.
Crouch, three of the above lots-s90c.
G. R. johnson to f. Spaulding, eight years.
lease OF acres in Anderson township, the
same 10 be planted and cultivated in rsasaber-
rics the lessor to receive as rent one-third oil
the gross sales.
VIM. White and others. to Rosa Rohans, five
years lease of lot 25 by 100 feet, on. the west
side of the Walker Mill ROAD, south Of Eighth
street. paying for the term $500, with the priv
ilege of purchasing the same for 81 200.
Frederick karcher and wife to Joseph
Scherer, leasehold rs by Is feet, on the north
side Of Charlotte street, 3SO feet west Of Linn
street-$oVU
Henry Besuien and wife to Mary e. Cross,
lot aUO by $50 feet, on the north side Of North
Side avenue, 1754s feet west OF the Montgomery
pike, in Wrighps subdivision, on Wa.nut Hills
-s6,5N.
H1lrs Of Conrad Hessler to John Carries, Oh
acres, in Section ~, Springfield townsh. p-
S452
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d. ,. so,t a. po,ro,oun, 49,.
refined, 1fal1Xc; crude, 95<c. Flour: family ac-'
tive at full prices; extra, SIS 25a5 so; Iowa.
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family, So ga
z 25; State, Ohio and Indiana do, 50 5Oa7 2gy
quest: old red, 81 45a1 As; new, 81 80; amber.
81 4Sal 40. Rye 9Oa93c. Corn dun and weak:
yellow, 7la15c; mixed, 73a74c. Oats are dull
and freely offered: white, 42a4Sc damaged and
and unchanged. Cheese dull; Western fine
H10al0hc Eggs steady: Western fresh, 2la22c
NEW YoRR. Sept. IA 4.-Flour ia ouiet. suna,
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Cincinnati Liye Stoch Market.

The receipts and shipments OF 1--we stock fol
the past 2l hours were as follows:
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POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly-Jas. Mackin, 81 and
costs; Mike Muran, s. AMI costs; Anthony
Connolly and f. Z. Fieye, 81 and costs; Joseph
Valentine, Henry Tivis anu Joseph Vessel
s3 and costs: Henry Strassner aud Matti,
Strassner costs: Kate Maggie. IS and costs
Peter Berger 81 aud costs; Cbas. Deahorse
50 and costs; Z. 5. Taylor. - anu costs: James
Lynch, d .shissed: Andrew Zins, continued to
24ih inst; Lizzie Cameron, q months; Johr
Scuily, Beverly Mosley and Chas. Scroggins
| 10 days; Charlotte RJsello,. dismissed; Annie
Mosley, 10 days: John scuIly, costs.
| Miscellancous-W Brooks, Albert Viii
son, petit larceny, thirty days and SO: WIN
Smith, receiving stolen goDds, dismissed; Geo
sampson, petit larceny, continued to 18th INST
| Louisi Tyser, vagrancy, disn ed: Homer
W illlanis, loiterlng continued to ihth inst:
Ell, Barnes, suspicion: dismissed; Albert Will
| sou, petit la ceny, thirty days and 500: Jas
Mclaughlin, resi- ting officer, continued tt
| 18th inst. james jackson, petit larceny, con
| tinued to l.th inst. Harry Lister, petit lar
ceny same: George B. Hare, +. Craven, loi'
Mollier Meehan. Ella Manning, petit larceIy
each 80 days ami $50: Hattie Donaldson, har
| boring cwd women, clntinucd TO 2ist inst
Jennie CLARK, vag, same: Philip, Grody, same
40 days; Luella sutors, lneorrlglpilty. dls
missed; 1. s. Tay or, resisting officer, dis
missed; j. Hoffn IN, peddlins without license
| costs; Wm. Ih0mpson. abusing family, dis
missed; j i'm Steer, petit larceny, continuet
| to 18Th inst; Rob't Donnelly, same, dismis+eed
EI. Ko te, permit ing nuisance, costs; Pa :
Morrlsey, abusing family, costs: Jane tIilday
petit larceny, ~ days and so; w. Ii. Williams
horse stea ing, continued to 16th INST.
Gerhard Fuchs, har1ormg vicious dog, con
| tinuel to 10th: Jepni, Go, man, petit la ceny
dismissed; John Sculy, threatening violence
| held % keep the peace in sum OF s2UO; Julius
| Duran, petit LARCENY, .s25 and costs; Z. Wan
Turnipsted. SANE, c,nJInueu to loth Inst; Di
| p. Fischer, failing to report small pox case
dismi .sed: Robert Black, petit larceny, con
tinued to iSth; Beverly 1hosley. same, ~ day.
4 ana 40.
costs; Ed Porter, sa nc: Janes Mcl.augnlIn
Icontinucd to 10Th INST. /; Jeanne Gornlaa, same
Ernst 5uhrkamp, u and costs; Frank Suhr
yamp, S25 anu cosGs; Frederick Dtchen, VI
InuI cyStS.