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Washington.
From Bombay = Election Excite
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From Bombay = Election Excitc-
'nent = The President IrOquOis
Indians.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the Navy Department this
morning from Rear Admiral Reynolds,
commanding Asiatic Station, dated flag
ship Tennessee, Bombay, September 10,
announces his arrival at that place on
the 4th of September, several days from
Alden. The rainy season was In full
blast, and there had been 30 much wet
weather there that the ship was uncom.
Portable. The health of the officers and
crew was good. The authorities at Bonn
bay extended every courtesy to Admiral
Reynolds and the officers OF the vessel.
She intended to sail on the 11th Of Sep
tember for Columbo, Ceylon, and thence
to Palo, Penang and Singapore.
The election news received here yes
terday from Ohio indicating Aliens cleo
tion created great excitement. Large
numbers of bets were made at odds OF
200 to 100 that Allen had carried the
State.
The President is expected to arrive
here this morning.
A Cabinet meeting will probably be
held at twelve o'clock. at which time
the name OF the new Secretary OF the
Interior will be announced.
Fourteen hundred Iroquois Indians,
| from Quebec, have asked permission of
the United States to settle on cherokee
lands in the Indian Territory, they pay
| ing the Cherokees the sum realized from
the sale of their lands in Canada.
PACIFIC CABLE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I5.-The United
States steamer Turcaro, now at San
Francisco, will sail from that port about
the first part Of November on cruise
| among the various groups of islands in
the Pacific for the, purpose of taking
soundings to ascertain the most advan.
itageous route for cable IN these waters.
THE PRESIDENT.
The President arrived here this morn.
ing and the Cabinet was convened at Il
o'clock.
The statement is made very positively
to-day, that evidence has been dfscov~
cred showing Enthusiastically General
Negley's connection with the alleged
fraudulent Witkowski claim. Among
| the papers sent to the District Attorney
| is an affidavit of man who alleges that
he witnessed tue payment of $5 900 to
General Negley for counsel fee.
w. e. Creary, of Michigan, has beer
i promoted from Assistant to Postmaster
Of the United States Senate, and G. G.
Jones, of Minnesota, has been appointed
| Assistant Postmaster.
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Ohio Netc Jerusalem Church 1tcenfy.
secoad Annual MeeiinQ.

second annual Meeting.
The Ohio Association of the New Je-
rusalem Church convened at 10 O'Clock
this morning at the Temple on the south
west corner OF Fourth and John streets.
The attendance was very fair and the
proceedings of an interesting nature.
President Rev. G. N. Smith occupied the
chair.
The Association Is composed of minis
ters and delegates from the different
New Jerusalem churches in Ohio and
Indiana, and its objects are to provide
for the organization Of the church and
its ministry; its missionary and educa-
tional wants and it's general uees.
The exercises were opened by the
reading Of the Scriptures by Rev. w. III.
Hinckley.
A committee of two was appointed on
credentials. The committee OF minis
ters, who were appointed ON order OF
religious exercises, reported the follow
ing appointments for the session:
This evening social meeting Is to be
held in the basement of the Jerusalem
Church in this city. Saturday, at noon,
the President Of the Association, Rev.
G. N. Smith, will deliver his annual ad-
dress.
Saturday evening, Conference on the
State of the Churca; Sunday morning,
sermon by Rev. j. p. Stuart; Sunday
afternoon, Communion service; Sunday
evening, address by the Hon. i. A.
Plants. Then followed the reading Of
communications received from different
Church Districts.
The following is a list of the delegates
to the Association Convention now in
session:
Ministers--Rev. j. p. Seward, Wyom-
ing, o.; Rev. Geo. Nelson Smith, Indian-
apolis; Rev. Jno. S. Saul, Cleveland;
Rev. Frank Sewall, Urbana; Willard II.
Hinckley, Cincinnati; Rev. Edwin Gould,
Glendale; Rev. Solomon Ii. Spencer,
Mahoning county o.; Rev. e. A. Beamen,
Cincinnati; Mr.. NJ. Il. Browne, Cleve-
land; Hon. T. A. Plants, Pomeroy.
Cincinnati Delegates. L. Wayne,
p. Powell, Geo. Dewley, VIM. Dodd,
| 'rhos. l.. Smith, f. II. Lawson, w. p.
Hunt, G. S. Cheever, w. s.. Merrill, s..
Holmes, G. Babbitt, Thos. French. FL. M.
Stephenson, Marcus A. Hunt, Jos. Har-
5. s. Smith, Geo. Barnard, s. Il. spear,
Geo. Merrill.
Urbana-C. G. Smith, Mrs. C. G.. Smith,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Murdoch, NJ. G. Williams,
Col. j. Il. James, DR.. Hamilton King.
Wyoming-S. s. Carpenter, s. b. Chase.
Glendale-C. Ii. Allen.
Cleveland-Mr. aud Mrs. G. II. Rose,
NJ. G. Browne and lady, Mr.. aud Mrs.
~. N. Drew.
East Rockport-A. NJ. Wager and Ezra
Richardson.
Newark-James White, G. s. Abbott,
III. l.. Sock.
Indianapolis-B. +. Goodbeart.
At noon to-day a sermon was deliy.
cred by Rev. Frank FL. SeWall.
Reports from the different ministers Of
the Association were also read and filed
with the Association archives.
The Corresponding Secretary and
Treasurer then made their reports.
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Damaaes. Gentlemen.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 15.--In the case
of Miss N. L. Engar vs.. the Congress
Empire Spring Company Of Saratoga, an
action to recover damages sustained by
an attack from vicious buck deer, dur
ing the fall of 1871, while the plaintiff
was taking her usual promenade in the
park surrounding the Empire Springs,
the jury awarded the plaintiff $500
damages.
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Latest Local.

JAMES MORRISON & Co. and Bogen,
Dupec & Worster have already conn.,
menced packing hegs, but to moderate
extent.
THE Board of Control held a meeting
this morning to consider claims Of prop
erty-holders for damages in the construc-
tion of Mitchell avenue. from Ay0ndale
to Spring Grove Cemetery. The claim
OF $4,000, as allowed by the Commission
ers, was approved.
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BINenAMproN, N. Y, Oct. 15.--A hor-
rible outrage was perpetrated near Ross
Park on Wednesday, evening. A girl
niue years Of age, daughter OF Mr.. Ger.
min, who resides on Mary street. was
walking with her younger sister along
Morgan rnnd, near Ross Pevk aud nhoyo
The scncol'hodse, whsn shs WAS met BY
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FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is, 1875.

a villain, apparently about seventeen
upon her. The Chief Of Police, Sheriff,
and large posse of men, Immediately
went in pursuit, securing the country
and making most diligeht search, but
the villain has not been found. The girl
Ia In a critical condition.
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Burned at ssa.'

ANOTHER FRENCH STEAMER LosT~:
PARIS, Oct. 16.--The steamship Vile
Daurillaic, Of the French Trans-A Atlaptic
line, has been destroyed by fire at st.
Nazaire, on the coast Of France: The
vessel is a total loss.
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Late Foreign News.

LONDON, Oct. 15. - Robertson Glad
stone, brother of the Right Hon.'W. E..
Gladstone, died recently.
A heavy gale prevailed around the
British coast, yesterday, and several
vessels were lost.
BISMARCK WILL NOT CO..
BERLIN, Oct. 15.-It has been decided
that Prince Bismarck will not accom-
pany Emperor William on his visit to
Italy.
THE NEWMARKET STAKES.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-A London special
says Petrarch won the Middle Park
plate at the Newmarket races, beating
Lolly Pope, the fayorite.
FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Ocl. l5.-The Foreign Office
has received telegram from Mr.. Wade,
English Minister at Pekin, announcing
that China has given all necessary guar
antees for compliance with the demands
of Great Britain, and there Will be no
wer.
The Daily News special from Vienna
says Russia is preparing an expedition
against Bokhara, out OF revenge for the
assistance rendered by the latter to the
Khokand insurgents.
THE DOMINION.
MONTREAL, Oct. 16.-Tfie French Gov
ernment through NJ. Ford, commander OF
the frigate Minerva, now in port OF New
York, and M. Fusac, of London, have
made a contract here Tor building two
sch hooners to be armed and employed as
cruisers about st. Pierre Miguilon.
OTTOwA, ONT, Oct. 15.-The Cabinet
as reconstructed now stands as follows:
Hon. Alexander Mckenzie, Minister of
Public Works, Hon. Edward Blake, Min
lister OF Justice, Hon. A. j. Smith, Minis
ter of Marine and Fisheries, Hon. Doud
Laird, Secretary of State, and for the
Province, Hon. Isaac Burter, Minister of
Customs, Hon. THOMAS Coffin, Receiver
General, b. E. ST. Just, Minister Of Ag-
|riculture, Hon. J. a. Cartwright, Minis.
Ter of Finance, Hon. Felix Graffron,
Minister Internal Revenue, Hop. NJ. b.
Vail, Minister Of Militia and Defense,
Hon. s. Huntington, Postmaster General,
Hon. W. r. Scott, Secretary OF State for
Canada.
FORT ERIE, ONT, Oct. 15.--This morn
ing the body o: man was found hanging
to tree near the Grand Trunk railroad
west of this place. His name and resi-
~ wee are unknown.
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FINANCT4L.

CINCINNATI, Oct. lb--3:lU Il. NJ
Gold opened at 1863 to-day in New York,
anu rose to l16X.
Eastern Exchange steady and quiet. Par
buying, and LILO prem. selling.
Sterling Exchange is worth 4S1 sight, and
Asa sixty day bills, god.
EThere is an active demand for money to-
day. No Grange of rates.
southern Railroad 7-3Os are worth 103 and
interest.
latest Wall street quotations are as follows:
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sFssrE HSa 5ssss. SSEs mo. 81
PersounE.

It's sad thing to lose all ones pelf,
and cold winter approaching. THAT'S
what ails young Mr.. McCarty, OF the
Fourth ward. He staked his all (s4o) ON
Rise-up William, and when he sat down
McCarty's money went, too. Let US
WeeD.
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. The 0Gicias Co.,.i.

The returns from the country precincts
are, with the exception Of one or two, at
the County Clerks Office, and the count
will probably be begun this evening. 1t
is thought it win be completed BY to-
morrow night.
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serttno Liquor Wifhout L.censs.

The Deputy United States Marshal
this morning arrested man by the
name Of William Balton, at 192 East
Front street, for selling liquor without a
license. M. Balton, it seems, had his
license certificate, but had not complied
with the law, WHICH requires that the
certificate sbould be posted in. con-
every one.
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DIED.

CENTER-On Friday morning at o'clock,
Mrs. Alclna Center, wife Of Ira 5. Center. aged
Is years.
Funeral from her late residence, ia Dudley
street. on 2;lnasy, October 18th, at O'clock p.
nj. Friends fthe family are invited to attend
without fuyther noticS.
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Death of HOn Wns. Gushing.
NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, Oct. 15.-Hon.
VIM. Gushing, brother of Caleb, died
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LAST EDITION
THE NEW SECRETARY OF INTERIOR.
Ex-Governor Dennison, of Ohio, Is
Probably the Man.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The belief is
general that Ex-Governor Dennison. Of
Ohio, has been rendered the office of Sec
retary Of Interior, and has accepted it.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-A sharp
shock of earthquake was experienced
here last evening. 1t was also felt in
Santa Clara. No damage reported.
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STOLEN.
$40 REV ARD.

CTOLEN--A MARE AND BUGGY--A dark
y sorrel mare, seven years old, about fifteen
hands high, sound aud gentle. A box bed bug
gy, .sGOsling" make, used two years. The
above reward will be paid on return Of said
property to BODGER & OHERN,
IT. 64 W. Sixth ST., Cincinnati, O.
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NTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly of 174 Race street, are located
nc the "Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
st all hours, day and night. oc4-2Ot
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HTANTED IS GENERAL AGENCY OF
w some kind, by young man of good bus
mess qualifications having q good Office in In
xianapolis: best references. Address BUSI-
NESS, care Fugit q Jameson, Indianapolis,
Ih,Iiana. Oc15-4t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective cIassincations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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VXTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock OF
wv 1rst-class Sewing Machines IN order TO
setire finally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 230 Walnut
street. nrst floor. le2o-tl
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NTANTED-TO TRADES 200 acres Of land,
uix miles west Ut Worthington, Greene county.
Ind; good farm. Will trade for q stock Of
goods. Address J. M. LEEDS, Box an, Koko-
no. Ind. oc15-4t
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COLUMBUS Oct. 16.--The Executive
Committees have received no further
definite information than was contained d
in my last dispatch OF yesterday after
noon. Wood and Carroll counties are
still to hear from, and the reports from
several other counties need verify ing.
Republicans charge that an attempt Is
being made to perpetrate fraud in the
returns from Wood. They claim that a
telegram was sent to Thompson asking
him il majority of 1000 in Wood county
would help out, and that he replied that
| 1t would do much good. Hayes MAJOR
ity now stands 5000. Republicans hold
that fair count in the two counties to
hear from will run this up considerably,
while Democrats claim that what is to
come can alter the present majority but
a few hundred at least.
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wANTED---BoARD1NG

wv ANTED : BOARDING A gentleman
wv desires hoard with room, in a private
family, in a central location. Address
ocT-tf J. N. NJ, Star Office
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FOUND,

EOUND-HORSE--Bla about years old /;
i, has been brought to my stable; the owner
can have tho same by proving property and
paying charges. CHARLES A. MILLER, e5tn
ward. ocl5-2t
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WANTED AN ENGAGEMENT : By a
w man 80 years Of age, 1S years. expert
ence for SELF Z years on the road for others; I;
large acquaintance with business houses in
Michigan and Indiana; A ! references given
pnSall points; security II wanted. Address e..
u. BEEBE, care First National Bank, Jack
f0a. Michigan. ocl1-4t
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VNTANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
lg5 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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w call at KRAM II CO.'S aud examine the
sss,ure Cure Truss" The best truss manvfac-
nmred, at the low price Of IS: n. W. cor. Fifth
and Elm, up stairs Open Sundays from AN.
O4P.M. se26- -Tp, III, ,S,f
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w For the cheapest Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, in this city, go to the New York
Cheap Shoe Store . East Fifth street, one door
East of Main. New Goods No old stock! w.
r. CAHILL, Proprietor. 0c16-2t
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VKTANTED-MAN-A live man with 5000
wv to $4,000,- to take an interest or to run
hotel near Centennial Buildings, Philadelphia;
nail and saloon; must have sl,50O. Address,
for few days, LEE, 46S w. Ninth street, Gin
elnnati Ocl4-3t
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w TED-PARTNERS-In big paying,
w safe, legitimate travelling business. One
who can invest $50, more or less, against like
xmount. A side-show orator or one who is a
vocalist or instrumentalist preferred. Address
GLASS INDX 226, Steubenvllle, Ohio. Ocl5-St
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NTANTED TO PURCHASE A house,
Wv dwelling or business property that VII
pay 10 per cent; will pay cash. Address v IL"
LATTE, P0st.ofiice box, 6l8. oclS-3t
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THE ELECTION.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Mr. Wykoff, the
Chairman OF. the State Republican Gen.
trail Committee. announces that Hayes
majority is now 4,303, with Carroll
county TO hear from, and with Repub.
lican majority of in the Senate aud l.
in the House.
/ A dispatch from Wood county says
Counting Perrysburg votes, Hayes
majority in Wood county is 469
but II we throw out the Perrysburg vote
on account of fraud, Hayes majority is
increased to 1928. Sage, Republican Rep.
resentative, is elected on either count.
II the. Perrysburg vote is thrown out,
both Republican Senators are elected.
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NTANTED-AGENTS you want to make
w money, send for circular Of our Rubber
Printing stamps: terms free. Address TAY-
IOR Il HARPER, Cleveland, o. ocl5-3t
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VIZ ANTED STU ATION-By good cook
wv and German girl, for housework, with
reference, city or country 1855 Court street.
Oc1A-2t
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VNTANTED-HORSE- fine saddle-horse,
wv small, good condition, snowy, we'll gait
ed and fast Address N. WHITE, City Post
effice. ocs5-2t
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VXTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA q SON have new lot OF fine
BGaeiess Goldfish and splendid line Of
Groceries. JySo-u
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VNTANTED - HORSES = To winter; good
wv grass and grain feed; terms $40 per
month. DANIEL BEDlNGER, Walton, KY.
oc.5-4t
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vN7 TED--SITUATION--As COOK and TO
Nv assist in washing and ironing; good ref
ercnce: city OF country. Call at 241 Richmond
street. ocl4-3t
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VETANTED@TO SELL-Clothes Wri9gers
w and Fluters on weekly payments, W. +.
KUkTZ Il CO., IS West f;sth street.
s4sII fse1-W F&M-GI
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NT man with 81 100
wv can have No. situation, = per cent in
terest. and good security. Address Box 2,7S2.
ocl5-8t
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jy15-u
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vNTANTED-SITUA ~ BY two girls
w one as cook, and the other to do up stairs
work, and washing and ironing. ~ Ritten-
house street. oci4-st
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BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Ir has been decided
that Prince Bismarck will not accom-
pany Emperor William on his visit t.
Italy.
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VNTANTED-sITUA ATION-By respectable
wv young girl, to do upstairs work IN pri-
vate family. Call at So Carr St., up -stairs.
b Oc14-9t TlsIs
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VKTANTED-SITUAT ATION--As nurse, cham
w bermaid, or in a dining room by an ex-
perienced girl Address ELLA, City POST
Dface. Oc14-3t
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wANTHD---MIscELLANEoUs.

NTANIED-HOSE-T sell 40 feet 5-ply
w rubber hose. Address, for three days,
HOSE, Box 1854, Post Office. oc15-2t
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LNOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land !;
i good spring on same; in thfckly -setted
neighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
county -scat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
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VKTANTED- STU UATIONS-By two Welsh
w girls; one acompeten' cook. the other for
upstairs work, washing aud ironing; also, a
lrench scainstrcss 70 sew. and teach and take
caro- Of children, With tho very best OF city
yefcicnces, ct No. 20 Ludlow street. oc14-st
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LNOR SALE CARRIAGES New and sec
IL ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. G.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-h
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VNTANTE D. -SHOEMAKER-On sewed
wv work, to go to Hillsboro, .. Inquire at
rs Main street; steady work. 0clo-2t
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vTTANTED-. STU ATtON--As engineer by
wv man Of long experience in distillerics
and factories; best OF references; city or coun-
Try Address ENGINEER, Toll-gatc No. l,
Reading road ocl4-St
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vXTANTED--sITUA ATION--By sobsr, in
w dustrious young man IN dairy or to go9
to the country TO work on farm: experienced
with horses. Address +. w. H.. 5Syk Eighth
street. 0cl4-2t
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LNOR SALE-IOWA-160 acres in Warren
il county, and ~ acres In pOwsheik; will
trade for o stock of goods. For further infor-
nation address Box 2y8 Hillsboro O. ocl5-3t
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|ITOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-GROUND
II $4,000 worth Of ground in Covington, $50
feet front, for ground or other property In Day.
t. N, OHIO, Address Eox IL, GLOW Springs, o.
n Qcl5-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VXTANTED--SITUAT ATION-As govcrness OF
wv music teacher; references given. Ad-
dress l.. W., Hot Springs, Arkansas. ocl4-at
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| TNOR SALE-LAND-70 acres Of choice bot
| IL tom land, all III cultivation, on railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-tf
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TyOR SALE OR ORTRADE-LAND-:At a bar
I gain 200 acres Of the finest AMI best situ-
ated marble in the country: also l,W acres
choice mineral land. Address DUSIS ESS,
Box 984, Petersburg, Ind. oci5-3C
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