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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1875-05-27
WOODROW HOUSE.
Corner High and Beech SITS.
HILLSBORO, OHIO.
WOODROW &KELLY, PROPS,

HI AVING LATELY PURCHASED AND REM
~ ovated the above well known Hotel the pro
pretors would respectfully ask the patronage of the
public. We promise we will spare no pains to rem
der the stay of guests with pleasant and salts
factory. Our table will always be furnished with
the best the market affords, and charges will be
reasonable. fine Sample Room on the first floor
will always be reserved for the use OF Commercial
Travellers.
Commodious Stabling and Livery viii be con-
sected with the business of the House. We hope
by strict attention to business to merit share of
the public patronage,
w-No BAR ATTACHED TO THIS HOUSE.
Oct, 1874. octsvl
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Having resumed the manufacture and sale
Of the Paper, and Card Cutters, with which my
name has been identified and SO extensively crcu-
lated for the past sixteen years, all parties in
tending to order Machines 6f my manufac-
turc, must hereafter address as under.
DAMON & PEETS' PROOF SHEET"
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THE CELEBRATED
Harness & Saddle Stallion
IL MAR R \ {!
viii make the Spring season of 1875 at the
Kramer House Stables.
HILLSBORO, OHIO.
TERMS FsgaSlf eSgnditioH9. Ha the usual
TERMS--$20-- FssaSlf aSsnaitio19. 1a the usual

DENMARK is beautiful Strawberry Roam, black
legs name and tail, Is hands high, and for saddle
or harness he cannot be surpassed.
He was sired by Old Denmark, of Fayette county,
Kentucky, Old Denmark by Imported Hedgeford,
dam Betsey Harrison. Denmark's dam was sired
oy Meals Crusader; he by Whip; grand by
Slashem, he by Comet, and Whips grand-dam by
Comet. JACOB SHACK.
April 15 1875. ap15m3
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rHE" RANSOM HARDY" PAPER CUTTER

ME ANSON HANDY" PAPER Gu En-
;by far the BEST MACHINE which can be obtained
or less price than one hundred dollars. 1t is OF
rreat strength and frmness, and Is THE ONLY
MACHINE to which is applied the Bigelow Patent
tCr moving the cutting board or table by gears, by
which means pile of paper may be cut into smaller
without the liability of getting out Of jog, and
parallel with the BEAM thereby securing true cut
with absolute certainty.
The --latest Improved Hardy Card Cutter is pro-
hoanced the MOST DESIRABLE CARD CUTTER In the
market, for the general uses of printing office.
The tceEI-kaolcn Ru00les Card Gutter, with my
intest Improvements, is still preferred by many
printers and holds its avoritsm other machines
The most favorable opportunity ever presented is
now offered Publishers and Printers for supplying
themselves with these Machines; liberal rates
for adyertising.i In Part-payrnent, being
offered to PubIisheis, and Printers and
Dealers will find il for their Interest,
before purchasing elsewhere, to correspond with
ANSoN HARDY, AuBuRNDALE, MASS.
Newspapers in want of advertising, from first
parties, should send for my circular proposal.
BANK R0BBERIeS BY GAGGING CASHIERS.
Absolute Protection given by HARDY's
DETACHABLE INDICATOR. Can be applied
to ANY DIAL LOCK, at moderate expense.
applied to those they have In use, will
please send for circular and particulars to ANSON
HARDY, AUBuRNDALE, MASS.
ID I'D Hor -fp
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CHINA WARE
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of all descriptions Crockery, Glassware, Lamps,
Mirrors Chiidren's Carriages, &C., ever brought to
Hillsboro All respectfully invited to call and
examine goods.
March 25 1875. mar25m3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-17
Happy SaI. wagner

Tonight Cal Wagner, with his new
and complete troupe of minstrel PERFORM
er,. will appear before our people at the
Atheneum. Since his last witt to Cairo.
and since the reorganization Of his COM
pany, Wagner ha, Travelled the country
from one end TO the other, appearing in
every city OF note, aud always being
greeted with large. fashionable aud en-
ihu>iastic audiences. From what we are
told by the various newspapers, and also
by parties who have witnessed the per-
fornanccs of the company lately, we are
led 10 believe that there are few troupcs
now on the road who can be called equal
70 them. The troupe now embrace, such
men a. Cal Wagner. Earl Bruce. ID. X.
Hawkins. sam Price, J. II. Murphy.
Boyd and Turner, Ben Brown. Lem Wi
ley and number OF other old profession
al gentlemen, known a. first-cla.s per-
formers. who will always please. The
company will remain for two nights, du-
ring which they will introduce number
Of new aud original farres, all OF which
are pronounced excellent. The end posi-
tons will be filled 10y Wagner and his old
standby, sam Price, who in themselves
are whole show. There are numerous
other attractions that will add greatly to
the enjoyment of those who witness the
performance, and we predict for Wagner
and his partya hearty welcome and
pocket full of "scads."
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A. broad sewn ration.

The agent of the Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company will. ia few days, sail
from san Francisco for Chill In South
America, whore he will open Il Branch
House aud exhibit the wOrld-rcnowned
Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine at the
grand exposition TO be- held at Santiago
under the auspices Of that government.
BY thi, step the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company will complete the circuit of the
globe. They have already immense agen-
cics In China. Japan. British Indies. Eng.
land, France and other parts of South
America. Supreme in its superiority
over all other sewing machines, the VIII
son goes on widening it, field year after
year, carrying the blessings of cheap.
capable and perfect sewing machine to
the rcmotcst haunts of civilization. Ma
chimes will be delivered az any railroad
station in this country, free OF transport
tation charges. il ordered through the
Company's Branch House at G0i. North
Fourth street. ~. Louis. No.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free. on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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a Man Jumps from n second story
window.

Last Saturday night, about II O'Clock,
an old citizen of these parts named A. c..
Ingraham. (who Is known TO nearly every
body in Cairo. and who for some years
past has made his living by gardening)
while under the influence OF LIQUOR,
jumped from second story window In
the upper part of the city, breaking his
collar bone and several of his ribs. He
was picked up by gentleman who hap
pened to be passing by few minutes
after the deed was done, who carried him
into the house, and procured the services
Of DR.. Wood; he attended to the wounds
of the man and made him as comfortable
as possible under the circumstances, but
all hopes of his recovery were despaired Of,
his wounds being such that death was
unavoidable. and yesterday morning be-
tween twelve and one o'clock he died,
from his injuries. We are informed that
for several days past Mr.. Ingraham had
been drinking TO excess, and that when
he was taken into his sleeping apartment
after being found lying on the walk Sar-
urday night, several whlskey bottles aud
also three empty laudanum bottles were
found lying about the bed. The deceased
leaves wife and one child. who at the
time of the death Of Ingraham were a,
Anna visiting friends and relatives. When
she was informed Of the accident which
had befallen her husband, she replied
that she had a presentiment that "things
were not going right At home"
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In contact with an old tar barrel lying on
the leyee. The barrel at any other time,
we presume, would not have had any
charms for the colorcd citizen, but he
was tired and sleepy just at that time. and
so he reclincd upon its head. when he
made an effort to rise, he found that it
was rather difficult task. In fact it was
so hard that he had to DC assisted to free
himself from the sticky stuff, and then
the feat was accomplished with the loss
OF part OF his breechcs. He swore he
never would get drunk any more.
-Itis probable Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Pace will contribute something to the
local exercises on the occasion of the NJ.
f. sociablc. on Thursday evening.
One Of our levec merchants was
pretty badly sold one day last week by a
country doctor, who dwells hercabouts.
The doctor called at the store and offered
to pawn box, which hc claimed con-
tanned thirty dollars worth Of medicine,
for a seven dollar hat. The merchant ac-
ceptcd the proposition, and when the
time passed by for the doctor to return
and redeem the property, he began to
think there was something wrong. lie
opened the box aud found that it was
packed width bottles which contained n
fluid the color of coffee, but there being
no labels upon them, he is at a loss to
know what it is good for. lie offers to
sell the pack for two dollars and half.
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OF. PATRIcx's DAY.
Procession OF the ~. PasricL's Bcney.
OIcat society To-day.

The members OF ~. Patrick's Benevo-
lent Society will form In procession at st.
Patrick's church to-day, at II O'Clock a.
m, and march In the following order !:
From the church TO Fourth street; up
Fourth 10 Levee street; up Leveeto Four
tecnth street; down Fourteenth street to
Commercial avenue; up Commercial ave-
nue. to Twentieth street. ont Twentieth to
Washington avenue; ~ .hington to
Twenty-second street; oct Wcnty-sccond
TO Walnut street; down Walnut 10 Twen-
tieth street; up Twentieth TO Washington
avenue; down Washington avenue to the
church.
A lecture will be delivered in the even
ing at 1880 o'clock at the church. Adj
mission to the lecture rs cents.
by order Of COMMITTEE.
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Go aud See Her.

Landlord. OF hot j. aud boarding houses
will find II 10 their sd,ai t'ge 10 call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No - Fourth street, be-
tween " shirgf on aud Comncrcipl ayen-
ues, and ascertain her terms tor doing hotel
and boa ding house washes by the week
Her Wholesale pr IS are extremely
low-75c. per dozen. For piece work pr zee
are as follow: single .hirt and J.
lar. Zoe; pr dozen 3 c; sock. Be-; two co..
lars, &c; twJ handkerchief. Sc; vests zoe;
and al gentlemen. wear. zoe. per
dozen. Ladies dresse-, - to Boz;
,kirt-n q 20; drawer. 10 to l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars 10 | c. tor la
dies plain clothes Ell " pr dozen; for la.
de- fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
dromptly, and promptly deliNers }. Pa
tronage solicited.
1l-l-lO-tf
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Police Court.

For the past three or tour days. bust
ness in the police courts las been unu-
sually dull. There were two cases before
Judge Bross yesterday, the first being
thar Of william Barn, :, a gentleman who
was picked up by Chief McIIalc. for be-
ing drunk. to which charge he plead
guilty and was fined two dollars and costs.
Not having the necessary whcrewiths. he
was handed over To the tender merrirs of
Tailor Mccarthy. who will entertain him
at his hotel until Friday.
The second aud last case was that 81
John Downing. who was accused by o.
ficcr Mcfiale OF disturbing the cquanim-
ity ola fellow creature by betting him on
the head. lie also plead guilty to the
charge, and Judge Bross mildly Informed
him that he would be- under the painful
necessity OF assessing fine Of live dollars
and trimmings upon him. lie, like his
companion was the victim of poverty,
and therefore he was sent to the cooler
for four days.
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General Items.

There was special meeting OF the
city council last night.
The city jail has two occupants, both
OF whom will board out their fines.
There Was large amount of bust
ness done on the lcvec yesterday.
This is 81. Patrick's day, and our
Irish friends will celebrate it, rs usual.
-Wagner's MINISTRIES open at the Athe-
neum tonight. Go everybody and see
them.
The "Taylor Literary Society" will
meet in the council chamber tonight, for
the first time.
There is large number Of country
people in town at present, attending
county court, which is now in session.
Any one who wants a good two
horse wagon, Of the Gamble make, can
get one by calling at this Office.
1t is said that number of ladies of
this city will use their efforts to get up Il
spelling match, to take place in some pub
lie place soon.
Mr.. John =. Iicly has just completed
neat and correct map Of Alexander coun-
ty, which is said to be the only one in ex-
istenoe.
Jack Ross Is still in the county jail,
where il is very likely he will stay until
his trial takes place for the want Of some
one to go his bail. v
There were two cases In the police
courts before Judge Bross, yesterday,
but neither Of them was Of much conse-
quence.
Phil Saup, the Washington avenue
coniectioner, has just received big lot Of
fine assorted French candies, suited to
the taste ofeverybody.
Travis Harris, the man who was sem
fenced to be hung at Commerce, Mlssoli-
ri, last week, for killing his iather-in-law,
has been granted new trial.
1T Is said that there will be a number
Of Cairo people 60 to Mound City Thurs
day night. to attend the spelling match to
be given under the auspices Of the Choral
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RInckAnith ShOn.

The old stand on S xth street, between
Comm rcial avenue and Ohio Levee, Is al
ways ready to d. any kind OF work In thu
black smith line, m ,kin; an rep airing Wag-
ons Buggies and Drajs. Especia attention
given to horse-shoeiny, g. make my own
shoes ! can make them h'avy or Hight,
Jn't as You de- ire, tor you all know that tue
home sde shoes are the best. CAL round.
and am sure to give you .a,i,faction.
7}-3-li-lm. FRED. HoPuEISz.
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a Panther.

From Sheriff Irwin, we learn that last
Saturday. while in the neighborhood OF
Dog Tooth Bend. he encountered ut least
one hundred and fifty men, all of whom
were on the hunt for one piece of game
"A panthsr-which, IL stated by respon-
siblc parti,s, has been making il lively
for the ncighbors Whereabouts for the last
three months. The animal, we are told,
has been secn on several occasions by va
rious parties, but at no time have they
got within gun-shot Of him when pre-
pared 10 kill him. lie Ia. been seen In
the tree-tops, on fences, on the
ground and everywhere else, and has
been known 10 make leaps Of twenty
feet Altogether. this is devil Of a
panther, and the man who succeeds
in winding up his career will be a hero
for life.
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SoetabIe.

The ladies Of the VI. l.. Church will
give one Of their pleasant entertainments
at the church on Thursday evening,
March 18th, aud extend a cordial invita-
ton to their friends aud the public .cen-
orally to meet them there. The pro-
gramme for the evening will be varied.
aud will consist OF instrumental music.
singing by the choir, select reading.
duets. quartcttcs, solos, etc. Refresh
mcnts will De served In the church par
lors. 3-lG-3t
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whence This Great Comm otion

the country through, among the Al;,h lie
Bi ter mongers? They st,ni g1a,t Al an
innoSat on on their phi ilege of making
! drunka-ds % the sick A onpe il ha.
come Into the ii i with which they cannot
content. d.. j WALKsk's CALIFORNIA
FIS'G,R BIrTERs. the ind Il ed essen -
Oft mot efic icious !ege able tonic a d
alter'tiy' $ in til W d, is driving all the
5 ill-born nos runs Of King Alc, oil :, The
W l. Tar sn' ii.ea.e in crnll or ex-
tern,l, in which 1t isn). b n ficillly admin
i,Lered. 3-iT-d < w-4w
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Notice OF Removal.

schlcht & U,righ have removed their
chemic | dye NJ ald Cleal,inS esta'-
hshment from the corner Of Ii htn md
Comm rcil 70 Washington Avenue
between nj III and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the want. Of their III ny Gust mer.. they
heve ordered and have jlst rec iy'd from
T. pc la'ge lot OF the finest dye stuf.,
and are now really 10 attend TO any orders
in heir line. 3,-3 Dim.
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Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue. Is fixed u, in
< Jod style--airy and comfortable. Ever
'undiy morning you W u lind spread No.
In ch aud gl,ss Of Milwaukee lager.
beer, which "a t be heat, and there Is not
any ch nge. Is hiod Il Bar you will ii al
the b It kind f Liquors d CHARS, and
my desire {, g We every one OF my GUST
mers who patronze me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. noFHKINz
-3-3.la-lm
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Confidence Men.

Yesterday afternoon, Chief MclIal
while taking hi, usual stroll upon the L.
wee. spotted two suspicious lOOking indi-
vidual., aud after ,hadowing them for
awhile, came 10 the conclusion that they
were confidence men. With this belief.
he dropped upon them, and gave them
until train time to get out of town, and
they got.
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Notice of Removal.

TIE vel known barber shop, corner
ghth snd q numerical, pre.id,d ov ~
the populs artist, q orge - inhru-e, has
remove d one or north on omm"rc al, H.
the q and en- raj Hotel. The new shop i
IA &c an comm dious, and those shing
for any hing artistic m the way of flshi N.
abb hair cutting, smooth shave, et'., will
do we'll - call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. II 3-l3-tf.
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New Harness and saddle shop.

The ci'iz n. OF Cairo and vicinity are
hereby respect nj y in rmsd that We have
oDeuei Harm - aud Saddle shop at n.
los Commercial Avenue, where can be
found a. all tim -, iull stock Of articles in
our line, At as .ow prices as the slml class
Of work can be bought in any m rae. Re
pairl0g done promptly. Clrriag- trimming
. specially. Please give usscsll
o.. -l2.Gt. l.. u. AnK'N 4 Co.
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wanted.

Agents tor the Monumental No-Chim-
ney Lamp Burner" No smoke or smell
and no explosion. They suit everybody,
and everybody buys them because they
are what everybody wants. Sample by
mail for 30 cents. A. s. Stonehaker, 4a
Patterson avenue, Baltimore, general
agent. 3-Is-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roreker Il now in full control OF
the Washington bakery. and having learn
ed the wants Of the public. Is prepared t.
sut ply on call Il demands for French loaf,
Bottom, Brown and Graham bread. ami
everything else ordinarily found in first.
cias.b,k ny. lie maintains fu ito X Of
CONTEMPORARIES, and can, as well - any
other dealer in the city, fill all orders In
that line. Cakes baked, 'ro-ted or orna
mented on short notice. sye,ia lattenrion
given 10 the orders Of wedding or pirnic
artics. 0l2-tf.
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CAIRO, March s,h. ISIS,

CAIRO, ILLiNOrs, March l2th, ISIS.
o. Haythorn x Co. have this day be-
come the successors OF Elliott K Hay
thorn, J. ;. Howe, Of Cincinnati, having
been admitted d special partner. With
renewed facilities, We shall hope 10 COM
mand a full share Of the former patronage
of the firm. o. HAWTHORN Il Co.
3-i--3f
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LOCAL NOTICES..


The Parish school WAS opened on Mon.
day, March Isl. But pupils will lie re-
coived At aiy time, on the conditions
already published. The services Of Pro.
fe sor Prick have been secured for instruc-
tin In the German language. For thi, an
exit charge will b" made. Pup i wishing
10 study German only. u come to the
school 81 o'c och p. IN.
CH,RLps .. q LBkKT, Rector.
Ql.Qlip,
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Rresl, stspp.y.

Mr. =. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room large stock
II English ale, porter, IIenncssy brandy
and wines, and liquors NJ all Iind-. which
Ie will dispose Of at reasonable riccs.
2-D-n-9J n
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Piano md Orxnn Tuning.

Mr.. N. Kuhne desires III to say that he IL
ready 10 r cei'e orders for ri no and Or
gan tuning, and repairing mus cal instru
meats. Orders may be lett at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or T.. u,
10 $50, and will receive prompt at utIon,
Pl-a.ia.2m
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Local weather Report.
CAIRo, lLb. March 10 ts75.
THOMAS JONES, ssrgt. $. ~ "a.
Ashore.

The ferry boat, Three States, on her
trip TO the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas
railroad landing. yesterday afternoon.
was run ashore by the heavy wind. there
by missing connection with the two
O'Clock train on that road.
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Fair and Festival.

Tbs German Lutheran church propo es o
give afair aud festival at the Arab Engine
House on April lath and l4Ih, part culsrs Of
which will be announcer in due Time.
Ala. 4
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George Lit,n-r corner Of Fourteenth and
Ts-hing'o on ayen ic. will IN n'sh hc cater,
.yery day TO hs pitrou- a No. ! lunch, be-
:~eeu the hour. Of ten and twelve o'cl OK.
fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars TO be had AZ his. " at all times.
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wanted.

Firy TO seventy-dye 4 ilars per mon'h.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers. Ia.
dies, g"nt., ETC., etc. No capital or out
lay required. Send - cent. for postage on
outdt, 10 -. G. wgLcHsAS,
u Irwin Station. Union County. Ohio.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, il9N. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa ,--an Institution having high rcputa-
ton for honorable conduct aud professional
skill lDO-l -l5-dSw.sm
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Church Of the Uedeemrr.

The ladies Of the Episcopal Church are
very earnestly requested 10 meet at the
Rcctory. this "Wednesday afternoon. at
two O'Clock. on business Of great impor-
tancc. CHARLES \. GILBERT,
n.-..t.r
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer VIM. j. Lewis. Vicksburg.
Ste. Geneyicve, Vicksburg.
JAS. ID. Parker, Memphis.
Thompson Dean. New Orleans
Utah, New Orleans.
- Glencoe. ST. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer VIM. J. Lewis. -. Louis.
" Ste. Gcnevieye, 81. Louis.
Jas. d. Parker. Cincinnati.
Thompson Dean, Cincinnati.
Utah, Cincinnati.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
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Day Boartiers.

Two or three gentlemen can be sccom.
m dated al h d,y board. II)u-e on WAL
NIT, between : y,nih Lnd Eighth. Apply
NJ TIL. Office 3O-3-2.Ot.
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For sale sheap.

Any person wanting to buy fine large
horse, .uitable for wagon o. driy, can be-
accommodated by ca ling at The Methodist
Parsonage on Eighth street.
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saint harIes.

Cool single rooms on the upper door at
the Saint Charles can be bad, with board,
st the very low rate Of s3) per month
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lllOlce Hniier.

300 pounds choice Northern packed
butter. in prime order. just received aud
for sale at No. - Ohio Lcvcc.
3lC-3t. MILLER & PARKFR.
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4 Positive Cure Eor Rheumatism

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