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FLASHES.

Hon. George H. Pendleton was sere-
naded at Savannah on Saturday night.
1t is reported that the Porte has un-
officially accepted Count Andrassy's
proposal for the pacitication of the dis
turbed Provinces.
A note, semi-ufficial in its character,
has been published in France which
denies the rumor OF the formation of a
French squadron in the Mediterranean
and an arsenal at Nancy.
A man named Nicholson Ebert was
arrested at San Francisco Yesterday for
forging Endorsements to United States
bonds. The crime for which he was ar
rested was committed in New York over
a year ago.
There has been two days fighting be-
tween the Turks ami the Herr lgovinian
insurgents, during which three hundred
and ninety Of the former were killed.
The insurgents lost one hundred Killed
and wounded.
The wife of Sir Hugh Mckenzie, OF
Montreal, and Frederick ii. Brydgess,
-son of the General Superintendent OF the
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada, have
been arrested in New York, having, it is
alleged, eloped. i. ss
The Les Angeles Chamber Of Com
inerce has passed q resolution tavOring
the construction OF o trans-continental
RAILROAD on The thirty parallel,
and memorializing the General Govern
fnelt to grant u land subsidy for that
purpose. - 51.A
a terrible railway accident occurred
on the English Great Northern Railway
on Saturday The through Scotch trail,
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NEW YORK.
That Canadian EIopemenr- Cree
nation I'm Milan.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, Jan. 24.-There was al
unexpected turn in affairs in connecti6l
with the McKenzie-Bridges elopemen
case, Saturday evening, after the dis
charge of the parties by Judge Bexby
1t seems that Mrs. Mckenzie left TIN
Tombs with her cousin, Wm. Begon
proceeding with him to the Wind
sor Hotter, and promising to return
to Montreal. She afterwards, however,
during Begon's absence, hurriedly lefl
the hotel, .leaying her children behind.
The carriage was driven TO the HoB
man House, where she Joined Bridges
and left for parts unknown. 1t is be,
lieved they started lor Philadelphia
Two Canadian detectives have gone in
pursuit.
A special Herald cable from Rome
says the cremation of the corpse OF the
late Chevalier Rossi was conducted pub
licly in the monumental cemetery .ol
Milan yesterday.
Editorialiy referring to this case o.
cremation the Herald says: The arrange
ments for this purpose in Milan are very
complete. The corpse is placed in i
chamber in which one hundred gus jet,
combine to raise temperature of LOO
degrees and the cremation is neatly ant
Thoroughly done, in IAN hour mer,
pinch OF delicate dust remaining. Their,
iSEnothiug spectacular about it.
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profound impression. The affair is the
topic Of general conversation here.
ILL.
ROME, Jan. 24.-Cardinal Antonelli is
again seriously ill.
COLLISION.
ANTWERP, Jan. 24.-The steamship
State OF Nevada, Capt. Braes, OF the Red
Star Line, which arrived at this port
from New York on the 10Th, collided in
the harbor to-day with the steamer Raj
lus. The latter ship was badly damaged
and was run ashore. The extent OF the
injuries to the Nevada have not zen as
certained. The Nevada is advertised to
sail Tor New ork on the 2Sth inst.
MILL BURNED.
LONDON, Jan. M.-The Heckline Wool
EN- Mill at Battley, County OF York,
West Riding, was totally destroyed by
fire last night, causing loss of 5000, 600
| The conflagration has thrown 1000 op'
eratives out of employment.
WHAT THE BONAPARTISTs WILL DO.
PARIS, Jan. 24.-The Bonapartist AS
ISOLATION OF Paris has issued a manifesto
declaring their intention of supporting
| President McMahon until the end Of his
term of office. They will then demand
that an appeal be made to the people o
France for the restoration OF a monarchia
| form of government.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Tweeds $1,000
000 suit in The Supreme Court is ad-
journed for TWO weeks.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-Internal Reve-
nue. receipts to-day, SS42, 800; National
Bank notes for redemption, $ll, ,469 Al.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .24,-lhe father
OF .Alrs. Alclkenzie, the-eloping Canadian
lady, has just arrived in search OF his
| daughter.
BOSTON. Jan. 24.-Phe schooner Walter
B. Chester, from Baltimore to Boston,
reports having lost overheard ii. john
sou, seaman.
GALENA, ILL, Jan. "a A fire here de-
stroyeu the Merchants National Bank
telegraph office, and adjoining buildings
valued at $S, 800.
BOSTON, Jan. 24.-Pierce, the alleged
detaulter i'll the Lowell National Bank,
was this morning acquitted. Genera
Butler defending him.
LoCKvILLE CENTER, N. Y, Jan. 24.-
The new Reformed Church was burned
here yesterday, caused by q defective
beating apparatus. Loss $4,000; in
sured.
DAVENPORT, IA, Jan. 2.-D. q. Por
ter, recently displaced as Cashier OF the
First National Bank, proves to be de
laulter to the amount of $l 900. His
bondsmen are good for the deficit.
BEARDsTowN, ILL, Jan. 24.-Sunda,
morning a fire DroNe out III the three
story building, corner Main and Wash
ington streets, this city, now in thu
hands OF the assignees OF Thompson
leo. Valued at Us 500; insured for $1,000
The building will he re.erected.
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WAS LIE MCKEE?
A 100000 Stride for Liberty.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. PA story, not au-
thenticated, in connection with the Me-
Kee trial, comes outside of st. Louis: 1t
appears that at the last session of the
Grand Jury at Springfield, ILL.,, serious
matters were brought up, concerning
which nothing has yet been made pub
lie. The one point OF interest is to the
effect that members of the Springfield
Grand Jury were made aware that a
member OF the st. Louis whisky ring yet
unconyicted has offered to the Govern
ment the sum of 100000 as compro-
mise i'll his particular case, which offer
has been refused by the prosecution.
The offer could have come from but
one man, as it is asserted that the man
who made the offer is not revenue
agent. Whisky absorbs every other in
terest at st. Louis. The Times and Re-
publican will issue extra editions during
the trial. The strong point in McKee's
nesses for the Government.
The defense will reply to the evidence
concerning the interview at the old
Globe office, when McKee's influence To
prevent the exposures WAS sought, and
will introduce Louis Bosle, an employe
of the Globe, to swear to another yer.
sion of the interview, as he claims tC
have heard it. His version is that he
heard Anglike trying to persuade
| Mckee to use his influence with Col
lector Mcguire to secure the release ol
some liquol in Colorado.
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strong, and Rehinch will undoubtedly
stand or fall with him.
The progress OF the trials at st. Louis,
developing so much strength on the part
of the prosecution, has mad very chill
ing effect on the Chicago whisky men,
who are feeling remarkably blue. They
do not feel so confident as formerly that
the Government will deal differently
with informels.
A meeting of General Freight Agents
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Chicago, Rock lsand and Pacific, and
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
roads was held in this city Saturday af-
ternoon to consult concerning affairs af-
fecting the Iowa pool, and to decide
upon what course to pursue concerning
the opening of the new route to Omaha
via the Chicago and Alton Road.
1t is understood that the Post-roads
will enter competition for the ST. Louis
business.
Mr.. James @. Clark, General Manager
of the Illinois Central Railroad, has is
sued q circular directed to the heads of
departments, in which ne states that the
year 1875 is now closed, and as the eresults
OF our management of this properly are
reason to feel that our efforts
| to economize have been successful, al.
| though the net results of the past year
have not come up to our expectations.
| This admonishes US that renewed eff
forts must be put forth by every officer
during the year 1876, to produce better
results than the last year has given us.
He urges economy in all the depart.
ments, and general reduction in the
expenses.
Private figures furnished by the Post
master show that the net income of the
Chicago Office for the past year was
greater than the proceeding year by
| $21S 294 So. In the volume OF business
transacted the office ranks second only
| to New York.
A sHoMAssEN TRICK ON SHORE.
CHICAGO, Jan. PA special from
Clinton, Iowa, states that two mer
known as Sibley and Chester opened
Idrygoods and auction store at that towr
| recently and secured $4,000 insurance
on their stock. Last Wednesday the
store was found in flames with tue ful
of kerosene and cotton under the counter
and all the valuable goods removed
The loss on the building and stock be
longing to others amount to $40,O 900.
| One woman has died from the explo
sion at the Time of the affair. Sibley MAJ
been arrested, but Chester escaped
Their stock was worth less than $4,000
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ran into mineral train, killing two per-
sons, and before the wreck could be
cleared away the Express from LONDON
dashed into the debris, increasing the
horror tenfold.
The Boston Committee appointed to
bear the white banner of reconciliation,
were received at Richmond with great
enthusiasm. A banquet was given them
by the Masonic Order, at which Governor
Kemper and Mayor Kierley made elo-
quent addresses, which were responded
to by the BosConians.
Dispatches from Havana state that
| force led by Henry Reeves, $500 strong,
| have invaded the Sagua country within
the week past, and destroyed sugar es-
states, some Of which are valued at
81, ,00J 600 each. Sagua La Chica, at the
mouth of the river of that name, where
there were warehouses with 1000 hogs
lheads of Muscovado sugar, has been
burned and all the sugar consumed.
Edward Williams murdered Chas. Meel-
ing III his house, near Barboursville,
West Va, assisted by Meetings. wife, a
week ago, and hid his body in manure
pile. Williams and Mrs. Meeling were
arrested and lodged in Barboursyille
Jail. Saturday night mob took him
out of the jail and hung him near The
9jail. Williams confessed the crime.
There are threats of hanging Mrs. Meel
ling.
I The trial of VIM. Mckee for alleged
participation in the Whisky Ring frauds
was continued i'll st. Louis on Saturday,
Only three witnesses were examined
these being b. Ii. Engelke, a rectifier, L.
ID. Thorpe, an ex-storekeeper, and Con.
Megrue, the latter being recalled. The
testimony of Ehgelke was TO the effect
that he went to Mckee at the instance
of Henry Hardaway, an ex-storekeeper,
to get his consent to the admission ol
Hardaway to the Ring. Thorpe testified
to having acted as go-between tor Me-
grue, while the latter was in st. Louis
last spring, and before he made the dis
closures. Megrue's testimony was addi-
tional TO that OF the day before, and was
Imainly the substance of interviews that
he said took place between himself and
Mckee in regard to the story he would
tell before the Grand Jury.
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MARDI GRAS.
A Suggestion by His Honor, the
Mayor.

uAoyV
To the people of Cincinnati:
At the written solicitation of citizens,
L have complied with their request to
call the attention OF the public to dem
onstration quite popular in other cities,
but which is novelty in Cincinnati,
known. by the name of Mardl Gras,
which demonstration they propose, ii
sustained by clearly pronounced public
sentiment, to make OH the goth OF Febru-
ary., Through the undersigned they de-
sire to suggest citizens meeting, to
consider its propriety, at the Council
Chamber, Tuesday evening, 25th inst,
at 1880 O'Clock. They particularly re-
quest the attendance OF the representa-
tlves Of the railroads, hotels, dramatic
amusements, and of the various beneyo-
lent, industrial and social Organizations
of every form and character, secret or
| public in their nature. This is an addi-
lion to the general public, to whom they
extend cordial invitation to be present.
q. w. q. JOHNSTON, Mayor.
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Completed -Water-works.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ROCHESTER,, Jan. 24-The Rochester
Water-works are completed and i'll sue
cessful operation.
To-day water from Hemlock Lake, a
distance of twenty-nine miles off, flowed
through the pipes into the city. This is
the purest water in this section. This
system, together with Holly coke for
fire purposes, gives Rochester double
system of Water-WOrkS.
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LATEST LOCAL.

FRED. ROSSMEYBR, who dwells in the
ark at the loot oi the dump, was put un-
der $500 bonds in the Police Court 10 keep
the peace.
A LITTLE boy named Charley Horcker,
whose parents had deserted him, was
committed to the House es Refuge by
Judge Lindemann.
A MALE fGtus was found in the cellar
of the drug store at Third and Elm on
Sunday. 1t is supposed it was thrown
in there through the transum.
SQUIRE TODD held an inquest upon
the body Of Daniel Snider, who was
found dead in Sycamore Township, and
the jury rendered verdict of death
from a gunshot wound, at his own hand
In addition TO the two silver watches
stolen from the residence of Coroner
Maley, the thieves carried away the
Doctors new oyercoat and valuable
violin, belonging to his son. They eff.
fected an entrance through the parlor
window.
| THOMAS ALEXANDER, "a colored man,
was arrested lor passing counterfeit
iive-d ollar note last Saturday, and was
afraigt ed before Commissioner Halli-
day. ne case was continued till Thurs
day. Alexander was committed to Jail
in default of bail. Tom says that vi
Page, a bad lot OH Fifth street, had given
his wife the note TO obtain change.
TIE horse OF David Braeker, an old
expressman, fell0n the street, and when
Mr.. Geo. II. Decamp came up and said
that the horse was being starved to
death, David resented the rem lrk by
giving Mr.. Decamp a very ugly eye.
Braeker was brought into the Police
Court charged with cruelty to animals
and assault and battery. No case o
cruelty was MAZE out, however, and
Dayia was fined $25 and costs lor the as
sautt.
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The religious awakening at the Fifth
Presbyterian Church, corner OF John
and Clark streets, is still in progress,
and so far there have been twenty-four
additions to the Church, and there are
some twelve or fifteen other persons
who profess to be converted, and will
are under deep religious convictions.
The meetings will be continued this
week, ON Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day nights.
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One of hin Kings Friends Ousted

By American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 24.-Louis Demeules
was one Of the few Democrats of this
city whose sense of political duty led
|him TO labor for Bill Kings election tc
Congress. In time DemeuIes was re-
warded by King BY receiving an ap.
pointment as Gauger in this district.
Some weeks ago personal enemy OF
Demeules drew up petition, tO which
he got few signers, praying for the re-
moval OF Demeules on the ground that
he was disqualified under the Presi-
dents order of 1874 which proscribes q
gauger from holding any other Office, he
Icing an Alderman Of the city, and on
yesterday the order OF dismissal was re.
ceiyed.
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For Lave.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
MINNEIsKA, MINI, Jan. PA man
named Frank Hathaway killed Miss Nell
lie slayton, at Plainview, in this county,
Yesterday. He afterward attempted to
kill himself, but the bullet, which was
aimed at his heart, struck rib and
glanced off. Disappointed love was the
suppose, cause.
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Election of CITY Solicitor.

There was no excitement, and but little
interest manifested in the election for
City Solicitor on Saturday. The Repub-
licans having no candidate, took very
little pains to 60 out in the stormy
weather and vote, and Clarence Morris,
Esq, was the only man that attempted
to contest the affair with Mr.. Peck. AS
far as the returns can be arrived at the
result is as follows:
FecR. o,oM
Morris s...................... lG4
sea- terng ........ ......................... lbi
With several precincts to be heard
| from.
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Eustis or Pinchbacls.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-Blaekburn,
Green and Alexander, the three Repub-
liean Senators who bolted at the caucus
and joined the Democrats in electing
Mr. Eustis to the Senate, have adopted
"a petition to that body explaining their
motives, and asking that the matter be
determined by the seating of Eustis or
Pinchback without delay. They express
a preference for Eustis.
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1t Has Broken Out Among the I'm
AipaRg.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Jan. 24.-The stage
arriving from Shawnee last night
brought news of a tragic occurrence on
the Neenonnine Reservation, beyond
Behena. An Indian, upon finding his
squaw in the embrace of another Indian,
was so overcome with jealousy that he
instantly killed both by plunging knife
in their bowels and drawing it across,
inilicting horfid gashes. lie then shot
inns elf
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Railroad News from the Stock.
Yards. -

STOCK YARDS, CINCINNATI, Jan. a.
The M. Il C.yard engine ran of OF the
track last night and buried her wheels
on one eside over three feetin the ground.
She is OH the main track, but there is no
detention 70 M. q @. R.R.
O., q. Il 1. trains are still running on
G., II. & d.. Il. K. TO NJ. & q. JunctiQn,
Itrestle work not being completed over
Spring Grove avenue.
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chicago.
CrOolkedness In General, and Other
Chicago News.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, Jan. M.-The impression pre-
walls that none of the important whisk,
trials will occur for some time. The
Court is occupied with cases Of minor
importance, and it will be- several days
before the work Of the Grand Jury is
completed and any additional informa-
tion secured.
Tie testimony against II. b. Miller,
late County Treasurer, is said " be yer3
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VNT NTANTED-HOUSE-T purchase, de-
wv sirabe residence, within rs miles of the
pity. Address r., L9ck-box 1864, Cincinnati,
Ohio, ja24-8t :
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XKTANTED = You TO KNOW That d.
wv CAVAGNA u SON have a now lot OF fine
Roneless Codtisn, and q splendid line or
Groceries Jy@0-u
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RENT Or buy modern
w built house Of to 10 rooms, in Newport,
pear the bridge. Address Box l,006, Cipein-
kati, o. jas2-2t
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WI ANTED-TO GALLO. TRAUTyELL-
wv Err wants persons that have. warts,
s0rns anu sufferers Of impotcncy to call at 267
Efark st., 3d story. d Jale-6t
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UTANTED-FLOURlNG MILL-To rent
wv a two or three run mill. or an interest In
yne. Address T. ID. GRIFFIN, Dennison,O o.
ia24-3t
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wv good land in Illinois for stock of watches
md jcwolry. Add ess Lock-box 25, Hill blr0,
sEintos sst ia.4-4t
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XKI KIANTED-TWO LADIES-And one gen
wv tlenan, desirous of joining q dramatic
Hub, to address L. W. LEWIS, City Post office.
ia24-3G
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-O seven rooms and
IL basement room, on Third street, between
$s5 ner month inonire Of p. E0Hi. M. V
Sycamore street, Cincinnati. jt24-2t*
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LNOR RENT = HOUSE-No. 1877 Mound
l. street; S-story brick house of seven room,
ami kitchen; cheap. ja22-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BUERKLE,s FUR STORE,

ISi Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Furs; Gentle
Mcn's Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves; Buffalo
Ind Fancy Robes. Must be sold within the
Asxt thirty days, regardless Of cost. Call early
md avoid the rush. Ja14-10t
4 BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. l6O West Fifth Street. au26-tf
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Il containing 100 acres, improvements, &c.
extra fine fruit, pike, &C.; soil very rich: nea
city of Canton, o.. fine and cheap home. Fo
further information address JOHN W. COR
WIN, Lebanon, o. ja22-3t
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BoUcICAuLT's PLANS.

LONDON, Jan. 24.-Dion Boucicault
sailsfor the United States in February
aext. He intends while there to renew
the agitation he created in this country
in favor OF the release of the Fenian
prisoners. He will play at Cincinnati
Pittsburg, st. Louis and Chicago, the
proceeds OF the performances at these
:ities to be for the benefit Of the impris.
med Fenians.
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ADVERTISE.
wANrED---MIscEL1ANHoUs.'

NTANTED-PRINTING OFFICE-To pur-
w chase or rent, in any State. Address Box
n, Will amsport, Ind. Ja24-4t
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NNTANTED--HOUS USE-Of ten rooms suita-
w BILE for boarding house. Call at or ad-
Ryess 326 w. Third street. ja24-2t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT OR SALE-HOUSE-No los
l. Park street, at bargain; 1U rooms and
halt. ja22-2t
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-No las Elm street
L 3-story brick Of IA rooms, suitable for
boarding house: will rent low. ja22-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNT ALTON - 10 do cooking
, w bya No. girl. call at 1O1 Richmond
street ia 4-2t
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
THAT RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-It is now stated that
the number of killed and injured by the
collisioA.of the Scottish express with q
coal train at Huntington will reach thir
ty-three persons.
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FNJANTED-TO TRADE-From $lOU0 to
Wv $4,000 worth ofmOrtgage notes for dry
POOLS, groceries. bootsand shoes, .&c. Address
WM. DAGGY, Greencastlc, Ind. ja2A-4t
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NT NTANTED-CASH-Pa for W atches, dIa-
wv monds, old gold and silver. No. 34 w.
Fifth street. A. A. EySTER. ja24-3t*
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-KINDLING-Be quality pine
IL kindling, at 45a W. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches. ja1S-l3t*
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE- No. 30 Laurel street,
Il brick OF 10 rooms and hall, ali mod ern inn
provements; this property must be sold, anu
will exchange for other property; house open.
ia22-3t
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LNOR SALE-LAND-14 acres Of land, IS
IL miles west of the city; upland. Address
F., Star office. oc9-tf