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FOR SALE.

NOR RENT store, Slaughter house and
II premises, No. 834 Tatnal' Street, with
fixtures, &c. Possession given in two week s
from time Of application.
Apply to NARY AHRENs,
tt A. l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-05

Ring ballot box suffers was sentenced to
State prison for three years for his opera
tions in favor of the Republicans at the last
election. Fifteen more of them are now on
trial at that city, and 1t is to be hoped that
the fate of these will be warning to their
fellows.
Every election precinct in Ohio and In
diana should organize committee Of vigi
lance, for the purpose of preventing viola
tious of law, and Furnishing those who do
violate 1t by bringing them immediately
before the courts under tho laws Of the
State. The remedy Is simple. Allow no
man to vote whom you do not know to be An
honest voter. Watch all strangers and
their communications with inspectors. Have
your most reliable men as watchers at the
polls, and be especially careful in strong
Democratic districts that no fraud 10 perpe-
trated by your opponents for the purpose OF
destroying the value Of the poll.
Rutherford B. Hayes, although we'll of,
never paid any. income tax, or made any In
come return at all.
William A. Wheeler, his associate on the
Radical ticket, is discovered to have simply
blackmailed the stockholders of the Ogdens
burg, Champlatn and st. Lawrence Rail
road out Of $2O, 900 in 1865.
His career as chairman Of the Pacific
Railroad Committee In the House during
the worst period of the land grant frauds
ought to be enough to condemn him In the
eyes Of all honest people, rs unfit even fol-
the associate of Hayes, who evaded the
payment of his taxes when the country
needed them, and who was among the dis
tinguished host OF salary grabbers whe
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

CHAs. NJ. PARKER, ESQ.,, has been an
mitted to the bar.
Mr.. ADAM REFS lost O valuable gold
watch while az the Bellevue House lask
Sunday.
GEN. JAMES LONDON, formerly prOm-
inent citizen of Cincinnati, is in Brown
County seriously i'll.
MOSES F. WILSON, ESQ.,, succeeds WIN.
STRUNR, ESQ as member Of the Board
OF School Examiners.
MR.. p. M. HARPER, of the Henrle
House, was serenaded by the New Or
leans Troubadours last night. 1
BILLY WILKINS, of the Cincinnati
Times, will leave for the East neEe
week, where he will be married.
HENRY NORRIS ERNST and his wifa
celebrated their golden wedding last
sunday at their home in Westwood.
Dir. II. w. RANSOM, of the Chicago
Tribune, and Miss ANNA OWENS will bq
married this evening at No. 203 WeDk
Seventh street.
ANDY MAHER, the little driver with
the small mustache who runs the Black
Maria, has been OH the sick list for tea
days. Neuralgia is what ails Andy.
MR., NICHOLAS GosHoRN, father OF Me.
GoSHoRN, General Director of the Gem
| tennlal Exposition, is lying seriously Ill
at his residence, corner of Eighth and
Cutter streets.
GEORGE Ii. TEwEs, Overseer OF the
Poor Of the First District, comprising
the First and Second Wards, has res
signed, and JOSEPH Ii. REDMOND has
been appointed in his place.
MRS. E. M. Ii. HUNTER, Of the Four
teenth District School, Mrs. Mary Har-
strict, Twentieth District, Miss Schmal-
lie, Fifteenth District, and Mr.. Il. fish
ler, of the Mornington School, have
resigned their positions as teachers.
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A Good Deed Not Forgotten.

The Rv. Mr.. Clark, an Episcopal min
lister, oil Halifax County, Va, was ex-
ceedingly wealthy before the war, and
has spent the greater portion of his
meaus In obeying that injunction of the
Savior, "Giv9 to him that asketh thee,
and from him that would borrow of the e,
turn not thou away" In early life
there was a poor boy going to school
with Clark, named Hodges. Clark was
the rich boy and Hodges was the poor
one. He gave Hodges $1,000 to complete
his education in the ministry. Time
rolled on. The venerable Clark has had
his property wrecked by the war, and
all his money is gone. He also had a
boy he wished to send to school. The
other day letter came to Mr.. Clark. 1t
was from Hodges, and Contained a check
Tor 5000, telling him TO send his son to
school, and in short time he would
send him more, and if it was SO he
should die before his son was educated,
TO rest assured that he (Hodges) would
see to it, and would take charge OF his
boy and have an education given him.
Raleigh Sentinel.
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whisky Ring Cases.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. l4.-The final dis
position OF the cases against the remain
ing members OF the late Whisky Ring
was made before Judge Treat in the
United States District Court. When
the docket was called United States Dis
trlct Attorney Bliss was present, ready
to proceed with the cases. When the
names OF Thorpe, Engelke, Earnst. Nc
Fall and Leavenworth were called, the
Court entered nOlIe proSequi and or
dered the discharge OF the defendants.
Tarlina, the Illicit distller, did not get
off as easily as the others, the Court i'm
posing fine OF 81 900 and one days i'm
prisonlnent. The Court is now occupied
in hearing the cases against Illicit dis
tillers brought herefrom Southeastern
Missouri.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Last night an accident occurred c
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail-
road, near Brighton Station, by which
Mr.. 4. o. Chase, a young merchant Rf
Richmond, Indiana, lost his lite, and
Rev. L. Benson, OF the same city, was, ia
all probability, fatally hurt.
The two men are brothers-in-law. Rey.
Mr.. Benson moved to this city yesterday,
and took a house on the Walker Mil
Road, u short distance south of the Rau-
road Station. Mr. Chase assisted him ia
moving, and was about to return to Rich
mond on the 1905 train.
Rev. Benson accompanied Chase
down the railroad track to a plune
called "the wash" where there is but n
single traox.' The trains at this point
como TO full stop.
Chase attempted to board the train,
which was still moving, when he was
thrown upon the track. and The whole
train, consisting of len cars, passed
over his body. The wheels Gu. uff leg,
broke the other, and crushed the who!e
body into a shapaless mass.
Rev. Benson, who attempted TO assist
his brotLe:-in law, was struck by tae
platform Of car and thrown into a
cattle guard. His hip was badi, crushed
and he sustained other severe injuries,
which will probably prove fatal.
MI Chase died at O'Clock this moro,
ing, in spite oil all the medical aid rem.
dered. Mr. Benson is still ling ring, in
great pain.
Coroner Maley was notified and al in-
quest Will be held this afternoon.
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The HarI Murder Case.

The testimony in the inquest on the
body OF Daniel Hart, the man killed On
Mt. Adams last week, was resumed this
morning. Major Blackburn was present
as attorney for the party charged vita
the killing.
e. +. McCurley was the first witness
called, and testified as follows: 1 Live
on Mitchell street, near Pavilion; am N
tailor ~ Fishers on Walnut street; was
In Mrs. Oldlngs saloon on the night OF
the 9th inst, when the deceased was
shot; L did noa see the deceased
until after heard the pistol shot,
and saw him fall. L then
turned to see who was doing
the shooting, and saw the prisoner
Cain with the pistol, ana he then fred
at me, the ball passing through my hat
l thought L was shot, and tell back on q
chair; L became too excited 10 tell
whether any more shots were fred;
when Cain fired he was so close that he
burned my face with powder: L
said to him, "For Gods sake stopr' il
heard nothing pass between the Hart
boys and Cain. The only fuss was be-
tween Bradley, Cain and the Hart boy,
who is alive. Mr.. Deppe,. the other pris-
oner, said nothing. The witness Linen
related the cause Of the fuss and the tax
ing of the whisky bottle, as has been de-
tailed before.
McCurley was then cross-questiDned
by Major Blackburn, and the Inquest
continued until Wednesday mUrning.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WOxKS.
Business Transacted by the ROacn
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
A communication from Adolph Wood,
asking that some steps be taken by the
Board to have surplus earth removed
from the railroad track on EggiestuA
avenue, was referred to the Committee
on Grades and improvements.
On motion, the Supervisor of Streets
was di! ected to cause the removal of tho
obstruction on Burnet avenue, between
On motion, the Clerk was directed 70
notify the Westwood s. Cincinnati Nat
Edwards street and the CrawIish ROAD.
row-gauge railroad t0 fill the Baltimore
Pike at their crossing to the proper
width ana have the same macadamized.
A resolution to the effect that jonas
street, from Everett to Liberty street,
be improved by building, was laid over,
that the property holders abuttiug oA
Jones street may meet the Board On
Wednesday morning, November %, IT,
consider the above resolution.
The following was adopted:
"ResolVed, That Mr.. M. T. Flynn, con-
tractor for street repairs i'll the Twenty
fifth District, be directed to make the
proper and necessary repairs on the
Kirby and Badgeley Roads to the we8t
corportion within ten days from date!N
On motion, the Superintendent of the
Water-works was directed to turn of the
water from the Sixth-street Market
house until otherwise ordered.
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN SITUATION.

The EASlENN oil IUAllONs
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
st. Petersburg says the Car has mobil-
lied portion of the Russian army, and
Prince Gortschakotf has sent a circular
to the 9th # Powers in which he explains
that Russia does not want war and Will
if possible avoid it, but that the Car is
determined that justice shall be carried
out in Turkey under guarantees.
LONDON, Nov. IA special messen.
ger from the Gear OF Russia arrived in
London to-day, bearing q dispatch to
Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
The situation is viewed in diplomatic
circles as becoming hourly more serl-
Gus, and the Government Is arranging
for direct telegraphic Eastern service
independent Of the Continental tele.
graph lines.
AN ITALIAN RESOLVE.
ROME, Nov. Alt is reported that the
Italian Ministry has resolved to occupy
the Vatican, should the Pope die.
EXCITEMENT IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. A.-The Czar's
speech at Moscow on the 10th inst. on
the Turkish question has caused great
enthusiasm throughout Russia. The
Council, Guilds, Clergy and others have
declared their readiness to place their
fortunes at the disposal OF the Govern
ment to uphold the honor of the coun-
try.
VIENNA, Nov. H.-The Russian army
concentration at PruLh continues. Sew
enty steamers have been chartered in
the EuXine Sea, and are supposed to be
destined 10 land Russian army on the
coast of Bulgaria.
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Dropped Dead

Abeut 10 o'clock Gustave Schumacher
dropped down dead while standing be-
hind the counter in the Cincinnati
Vo!ksblatt office, on Vine street. He
was about thlrty-one years old, and was
a married man, leaving vile and two
children. His home was at No. 63 Day
ton street.
Mr.. Schumacher was in the employ oil
the Volksblatt Company during the last
six years. He was engaged as col
lector, and by his zeal and business tai.
ents rose to the position of cashier,
which office he was holding at the time
oil his death. The deceased never COM
planned of any sickness, but seemed TO
be in the best of health.
His sudden demise cast gloom over
his fellow-employes, whose respect aud
love he had won by his gentlemanly con-
duct.
Coroner Maley was notified of the
case, and will begin an inquest about 4
O'Clock. The cause OF his death is sup
nosed to be hearJdisease-
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A Conductor shot by a Tramp.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. H.-Cornelium
Hull, freight conductor on the Cincin-
natl, Cleveland, Columbus g. Pittsburg
Railroad, was shot by a tramp at Shell
by, o., yesterday. Three tramps got
aboard Of the train. Refusing to pay
fare, Mr.. Hull took one Of their hats, and
at Shelby got off the train to get some
thing to eat. The tramps followed. all
three drawing revolvers and firing at
him. One of the shots took effect in his
breast, inflicting serious il not fatal
wound. The tramps were arrested.
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Southern Division OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company in this city SAYS
the Complaint was made by State off,
GERS of Florida against one operator,
who was charged with delaying and dt-
vulging dispatches, and by request was
promptly suspended, pending an inVes-
tigation. The operator in question de-
MES the truth Of the charges. With this
exception the statement, the General
Superintendent says, has no foundation
In fact
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Resigned.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Gen. John FL.
Ketchum, one of the Commissioners for
the District, yesterday rendered his
resignation to the President of the
United States, to take effect on the 1st
of next March. The reason for doing 80
elected to the F0rty.tourth Congress
from the Thirteenth District in New
Vork
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Orange blossoms.

TRENTON, II. j., Nov. 14,-The daugh-
ter of Chiet Justice Beasley was married
at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Tfinity
Episcopal Church, to Wilinm, The oldest
son of Barker Gummery, Esq, and law
partner Of Ex-Governor Joel Parker, at
Newark,
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The Charges Against Photographer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-In reference to
a dispatch from Washington, alleging
that the telegraph operators in Florida
have been removed on representations
from Gov. Stearns that they were under
the control of the Democrats, and that
the contents of messages from Ropubli-
cans were diyuged 10 the opposition,
the General Superintendent nf tue
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COLUMBUS, o., Nov. A.-This morning
in the Supreme Court the judgment Of
the Superior Court Of Cincinnati, in the
case o; Rammelsberg ct al. VS.. Mitchell
ct al, was reversed, Chief Justice Welsh
dissenting.
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FOR sALH..REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE - FARM - Good farm of 97X
Il acres situated l 4 miles from the railroad.
in Clermont County; d acres in corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, ~ acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII sell farm and crop together on VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
to get good home. Address B. 3. s., Star
office, 23O Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy2w-f
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MortuarY Record

John Listen, hail hou:. city.
Chas. Hilgeman, 81 months, city.
Anna Stnplveyen, Z years. city.
Catherine Lynch, "a years.
Samuel 5. Patterson, So years.
Bernard Tieman G0 wears.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For POmerOy.
For KanaWha,
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ = The G. & o. r. Il. packet FLEET
iss6aRssasa.s#a WOOD, |. Il. Campbell, Master.
ssssa1sz1EsszA2 Freight received at all hours on
Wharf-boat foot Of Broadway. w. Honshell,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE,
WOOD'S THEATER.

l. at tragic actress, MISS AUGUSTA
DARGoN, supported by George Beck's select
Company, Tonight, HENRY VIII
Next week-Haverly's Minstrels.
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

o. 0. F.-Wm. Penn Lodge No. Sc, meets
Il every TUESDAY EV EVENING, at VIM. Penn
Hall, northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, N. G.
Ii. @. POWERS, Perm. Secy. Tu-tf
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For VeVay.
For Louisville.

THIS DAY, l4rh, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. s. Mail Line Steamer,
~ h. AGENERAL LYTLE, q. Dufour,
sRts8aga Master. Freight received at ali
kssz4Azzissza hours on Wharf-boat, foot Of Vine
street. Il. Nj. Wade, Superintendent.
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For ChilO,

DIZZY, at4 p. NJ,
FSx h CTfY Or PORTSMOUTH,, s. Nor
Iu6$Z gan, Master. Freight received at
1~A&an nours on Wharf-hoat, foot of
Wa.nut street.
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LOST,

T OST-SATCHEL-In changing cars at Co.
i Ilumbus, Ohio, last Saturday, at $3.50 Z. NJ,
red leather satchel, marked with owners
name. Return to 81 Walnut street and re-
ceive reward. 14-2t
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For New Orleans.

THIS DAY. l4th, at p. M. POSITIVELY,
NzT h. FANCHON, T. G. Sweeney, Mas
ter. Apply on board, Or to w. S.
seskzAzzaN Getty, Matt. Mcguire, AGENTS.
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TOR SALE-MARE-A very handsome bay
u mare, Is hands high, years old; she Is
good saddle, or free driver in all harness; she
+ warranted sound; sold for no fault; sickness
Of owner. Apply at Farmers Hotel, corner
Court and Race streets. l4-3t
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VNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-As housekeep-
w er. cook or laundress; American woman !;
good reference. l0l Richmond ST., front door.
l4-3t
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TNT ANTED ED-TEAMsTER-And gardener; a
w capable and trusted man can have steady
emplo ment. Address III. TAYLOR, Column
bus, Indiana. A-2t
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For New Orleans.

l5uA, ats P. NJ. POSITIVELY
49, - CHEROKEE, Geo. Wolf, Master
| lld65iss#tSs 6iss#tS Apply on board, or to Royse &
IsEsE'ssssaslA Mosset, Agents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VKI TO WINTER-Reg-
w ularly fed and stabbed nights; charges
p6r month $l0 VIM. MCKELVEY, Glendale,
Il. 11-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNTANTED D-SITUArION TO do kitchen
w or general housework; can give good
reference. Call at o Race street. A-2t
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VETANTED D-S1TUATION - BY German
w girl for housework; No cook and laun-
,afess; reference; city or country, at zoo court
street l4-oC
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
eI- Dyelng and Securing at Walkers, 81 d. Sd.
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f17oR RENT-HOU SE-Modern brick house
r o. SIX rooms, bath and kltchon. grained,
S,c-,t and rear wards, excellent condition, No.
STs Baymiier street, b9tween YORK and Dag
son streets. Apply at s99 W. ~ strtet.
1.3S
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NM TANTED-TO TRADE-City lot in Co.
wv fumbus. Ohio, for land in Kansas or
eNorthern Texas. Address j. w. JONES, Lo-
ran Ohio Post-office Box "a. ll-4t
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FOR RENT--RoOMs.

ENOR RENT T-ROOM5-A splendid second
Il story front room nicely furnished for three
gentlemen; ALSO ono for two gentlemen. 245
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
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WI TANTED-TO BUY AND sELL-Mine'-
w ais, Fossils Coins, Indian Relics, Sea
Shells, Coral, SC. Send stamp for Com Price
iist) MERGERS Natural History Store, lit
w est Sixth street. ocl1-3Ot
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THOR RRENT-HOUSE-A dwelling house of
Il eight rooms, papered and grained through
but: large front and side yard, W! Nlhth st.,
between Cutter and Mound inquire az tne
Ilemises. h-oO !
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BOARDING,

BOARDING - Furnished OF unfurnshed
ID front room or suit Of rooms, with boa d
also day boarding, at southeast corner Fourth
and Smith; references required. 1886
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TOR RENT-HOUSE-No. George street,
II brick of nine rooms; cheap to good party.
14-2t
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Ra WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
kM MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth st. jyl5-tf
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tT1OR RENT - TWO COTTAGES-8 rooms
r. each, in Bellevue, near the street cars and
ferry: rent 81. JAMES L. WILLIAMSON,
e. yorh street Newport, l4-4t
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THOR RENT-HO USE-No. 39S w. Third ST.,
I brick OF ten rooms; large lot; cheap.
l4-2t
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wv 7ANTED-BOYS-Tw Or three boys at
w this Office. Apply in the counting-ro room.
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TOR rem L - HOUSE - A "a story brick,
II eight rooms, all modern rooms; 224 Dayton
Street. Apply 10 +. W. SHAFER, III Vine
Etrcet. 1885,
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TNOR RENT - HOUSES - Cheap, four new
IL houses at Bond Hill Inquire of Agent
Bond Hill station. .14-2t
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT - HOUSE - On Walnut Hills.
II Apply at 2ll Main street. 1l-3t
.TOR RENr-HOUSE-No 50 Sycamore St.,
I TWO story brick of ten rooms; cheap l4-2t
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TNTANTED-FARAIE A first t-class farm
w er, to take charge OF a farm Of 2U0 acres
in Southern Ohio and work it on shares; is
well stocked with thoroughbred stock Of df-
ferent kinds; near good markets; must
thoroughly understand his business, be indus
trious, strictly sober, honest, with undoubted
>rcference5; a good opportunity will he given
lpa,ty with right qualifications; necessary
tbuildings, dwelling and fuel provided. Adj
dress, With references, Lock-box 436, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. l4-4t