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Bran-new sheepskin.

At the commencement of the Cincin-
natl College of Medicine, held last night
in Pixies Hall, degrees OF Doctor of Med
icine were conferred upon the following
gentlemen:
G. C. Amick, scipio, Indiana; Henry
Ader, Somerset, kentucky; J. /. Bow
man, Shepardsville, Kentucky; ID. J.
Ballard, st. Paul, Indiana; z. N. Black
erby, Berlin, Kentucky; f. NJ, Courtney,
Bayou Chicot, Louisiana; L. l.. Craw-
ford, Columbus Grove, Ohio; j. w.
Caldwell, Bloomfield, Iowa; j. B. Da-
Wis s~Owenton, Kentucky; l.. NJ. Denman,
ShSronyille, Ohio; G.. w. Denny, Corr
don, Kentucky; j. b. Green, Chest
Spring, Pennsylvania; E. NJ. Harp,
Dawson. Georgia; Percival Hermann.
Salem, Pennsylvania; j. f. Harshbar-
ger, Anna, Ohio; X. b. Lancaster,
Stonewall, Kentucky; A. IL. PEBBLES,
Bolivia, Pennsylvania; John G. Reed,
Jones Station, Ohio; NJ. e. Russell, Ell
lenviile, New YORK; W. b. Robinson.
Corinth, Kentucky; &. J. Rheese. Day.
ton, Pennsylvania; e. X. Shelton,
Bloomfield, Iowa; w. M. fuller, Lewis
Center, Ohio; X. B. Williamson, Wat
ford, ontario; W. Walker, Dayton,
Pennsy ylvania; q. NJ. Wilson,. Mill
Brook, Pennsylvania; j. l. Williams,
E,licottyille, New York.
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indianapolis visitors.

An official delegation of indianapolis
citizens, composed prin cipaly of city
officials, arrived in this city this morn.
ing. The object OF their visit is to in-
spect our different public buildings. The
Work house is their objective point, as
they wish to ascertain all its good points,
with view OF incorporating them in
similar institution which is in course OF
completion in their city. In charge of
His Honor, Mayor Johnston, and
Micnael Corbett, Esq. they commenced
their rounds al II O'Clock this morning.
The following named gentlemen COM
pose the party; Col. Shaw, City Treas
urer; Councilmen-LeonK Kahn, Thomas
Madden, Isaac rhalman and MIR. Gim-
ber; DR.. Stratlord, Stephen Mattler,
ESD, City Civil Engineer Deitz, Mr.. Eli
Thompson, aud Col. Frank Wilson,
Chief of Police. They are as fine look
ing set Of Hoosiers as you ever saw.
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She waltzed Him to the Door.

Amid the revel and gayety which
reigned supreme at the Light Guard ball
at Jefferson Hail last night, none among
that happy crowd who tripped the "lght
fantastic" appeared merrier, none
danced more gracefully or swung their
partners with more bewitching grace,
or talked soft nonsense to the pretty
girls with more cheerful abandon than
WIN. Pruden, Esq.--up to certain
point in the proceedings. That point
being reached, all was changed. The
gentleman III question, instead OF taking
his estimable wife to join in-the festivi-
ties of the occasion, like good, steady
going Benedict should, saw lit to escort
damsel who, to say the least, should
not have been his partner-tor Pruden-
tial considerations.
The neglected partner Of his joys, upon
learning OF her lords attendance and
with the Objectionable partner, rushed
into the room, where all was merry us a
marriage bell, and going up 10 the OBJ
jects OF her wrath, the lady and sweet
William, she made sad havoc OF the
mirth that was at Its height. With a
furious bound she struck her husbands
partner in the face, at the same time
giving forclble expression to her out
ragged feelings, and then taking her
auburn-haired husband by the coat.
COLLAR she very energetically walized
him 20 the door.
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About / o'clock this afternoon, on
Vine street, near Thirteenth, the wagons
driven by Joseph Burkhart and Adam
Wolf, Of Amelia, o., respectively. while
going in opposite directions, came
In violent contact with eacn other,
and the shock occasioned thereby threw
Burkhart from his seat, and the wheels
Of VOLTS wagon passing over him, he
was quite severely wounded in the arms
and back. Being unseated, Burkhart
was unable of course to control his
horses, and they started to run at a
furious pace, but were soon checked by
his wife, who occupied the seat.
Wolf was soon after arrested and
taken to the Ninth.street Station-house,
where he was required to deposit S25 as
security for his appearance in the Po-
lice Court tomorrow morning to answer
the charge of reckless driving.
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was passed by large majority, and the
invitation ordered sent to him.

was passed by large majority, and the
invitation ordered sent to him.
Rev. Lyman Abbott, Chairman of the
Business Committee, presented series
OF resolutions, which excited a heated
and long discussion. The resolutions
were to the effect that the Special Com
mittee be enjoined to keep their results
private, to be presented to the Council,
in secret session, aud that Council go
consideration. The portion of the res
olutlon requiring secrecy was stricken
out, and The remainder adopted.
The examination OF Mr.. Shearman was
taken up, aud after some questions rel
ative TO Mrs. Moulton's course In refer
ence TO the Mutual Council, DR.. Storrs,
Chairman Of the Committee on the
Sixth Question, asked whether the
church designed by that question to
open all the questions which might prop
erly come before the Council.
Mr.. Shearman answered In the affirm
atiye, saying that 1t was intended to
carry the case into the history of the
Church, including the investigation
touching the PASTORS character in 1874.
Mr.. Beecher mad favored making it as
broad as possible SO as to include this
point.
After further examination and discus
sion relative to the side issues of the
case, Rev. Mr.. Fessenden asked the pas
tor, Would you be willing that DIR. Storrs
might relate the interview which he once
had with you in your house, and would
you be willing that both Doctors Storrs
and Buddington should give to the pub.
lie everything they know Of you?
Rev. Henry NJ. Storrs objected to this
question being answered, and disputed
the propriety OF bringing up such ques.
tions In the Council.
| DIR. Bacon said that question could
not be ansewred unless Drs. Storrs and
Budingtoh could be brought in to hear
the answer and reply to 1t.
In the evening session note was re-
ceiyed from Henry q. Bowen, stating
that ne never was Invited to be present
at the Plymouth Church investigation.
| DR.. Van C0tt then appeared and made
an address, in which he said in respond
ing to the invitation Of the Council b,
represented no one but himself. A com
munication was received from Henry G
Bowen, which was referred to the Bust
ness Committee without being read.
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FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS-.lst SESSION
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE bill to es-
tablish national educational fund and
to apply portion Of the sales of public
lands to public education, was reported
with two amendments from the Commit
tee ON Education and Labor, and placed
ON the calendar. A bill to reduce the
interest on the national debt, and to pro-
vide for safe and elastic currency, was
introduced and referred. The bill to pay
the interest ON the 1868 bonds of the Dis
trict was called up, and after being
briefly discussed, was recommitted to
the Committee OF Conference. The bill
to provide tor the sale of timber lands
in California and Oregon, and in the
territories, was taken up, but pending
Its discussion the Senate adjourned
until next Monday.
HOUSE.
The Speaker being absent, the House
elected Mr.. s. s. Cox, OF New York, as
Speaker pro tenn. The bill to reorgaaize
the Judiciary was taken up, and the mo-
tion to lay 1t on the table was rejected; !;
after which, without further action, the
House adjourned.
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state Governments.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 17.-In the Senate
bill to give County Treasurers the
right to name night watchmen for the
Treasures was passed. Among the
new bills introduced was one to make
the term of Office of the Police Judge of
Cincinnati five years instead of two, one
to reorganize the entire school system
of Ohio. This bill does away with sub
districts, provides for county superin-
tendents, makes the county, instead of
the township, the basis; abolishes the
present Boards of Examiners, and es-
tablishes examination districts OF three
counties each, with the County Super
iutendents for examiners.
A bill introduced in the House, to COM
pei railroad companies to erect COM
Portable depots at all regular stations
having two thousand Inhabitants, was
the subject OF a long debate. 1t was
finally lost by vote Of 26 to 90. A bill
to provide that the lees Of Juror in
Justices Courts shall be 81 per case, in
stead OF 80 cents as now, was passed.
Among others, bills were passed: 10
authorize Sheriffs to appoint two bailifs
for Common Pleas Courts; to provide
for the punishment OF the offense of
throwing refuse coal, coal-tar or oil ref
use into lakes or streams.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 1.-THE only
business done in s429 House to-day was
to pass an act authorizing the Keeper of
the Penitentiary to employ or hire out
conyicts on works Of internal improve
ments.
In the Senate, General Geo. b. Hodge
rose to a personal explanation In an
swer to an editorial in the Cincinnati
Enquirer of yesterday, charging him
with an attempt to blackmail the Ken
tucky and Great Eastern Railroad Com
pany. He denounced the Enquirer as the
advertising sheet of assignation houses,
and its editors as cowardly assassins OF
innocent mems regulations. The road he
pronounced gigantic swinGle and a
fraud, and ita managers as adventurers.
The man who charges him with such
action, he pronounced liar and a SLAM
derer, and stated that he held himself
personally responsible Tor his language.
He invited investigation; but commit
tee OF the Senate reported that there
were no grounds for an investigation,
and expressed their confidence in the
honor and integrity Of Senator Hodge,
and a disbelief OF the charges, which dis
belief is generally shared here. The
balance OF the time was taken up in the
discussion of the act to repeal the con-
ventional interest law; pending consid-
GRAFTON OF which, the Senate adjourned.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE Hamilton & Logan case is in
progress in the u. ). Court.
The man who. was recently found
drowned, a few miles above the city, is
identified as young man named Wat
son, OF Lancaster.
OFFICER FINN, OF the Ninth street
Market-house, recovered a sack of col-
fee which was stolen last night from
Thornbury's grocery ON Sixth street.
OUR good fellow-citizen Pat. Hearn
says that the hazard table which figured
SO prominently in the Police Court
squabble yesterday was not placed in
his stable, as stated, and that he don't
know anything OF its whereabouts, and
don't care continental where it is; and
that's the kind of hair-pin he is.
MIR. r. A. JOHNSTON concluded his ar
gument before Judge Murdoch against a
recount of the ballots as evidence in the
Birnbaum-H Hopper case. The Judge de-
cided that recount was allowable, but
that it would have to be proven that the
ballot-box had not been tampered Win
since the election, before the recount
could be taken as evidence.
THE tenth annual ball OF the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Association, at Eu-
reka Hall, last evening, was very
pleasant affair, and quite a handsome
sum was realized. Dir. NJ. Thinner, in a
very neat tsupper-table speech, fecounted
some Of the good works Of the Society
which is known as among the most wor
thy in the city. The following are the
officers: Mrs. Johannah Davis, Presi.
dent; Mrs. Jenette Tuch, Vice Presi
dent; Mrs. Rebecca Schradzki, Secre
tary; Mrs. Sarah Schradzki, Treasurer.
WIN. Ii. JENKINS is another victim ol
whisky. Yesterday, feeling dry, he
went into Green's salo9n on Sycamore
street and called for a drink. He got IT,
In payment he offered check for $i8 81
." ssasopgood, Meter y Co.'S Rapk
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WI. D. Conway.

Mr.. Conway delivers his last lecture
in this city Monday evening next, Feb.
21st, at Pixies Music hall. Subject, "The
Crowned Republic, England"
This being the last opportunity Of
hearing Mr.Conway previous to his sail
ing for Europe, be will doubtless be
listened to by largo audience. His
many friends In this city and those who
were entertained by his letters during
his sojourn abroad, will regard the op-
pornituEity OF hearing him on Monday
night as o kind Of farewell, and will
doubtless be on hand in great numbers.
Secure seats at Dobmeyer and New.
halps, so West Fourth street.
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LEGAL.

r EGAL-The Court OF Common Pleas, Ham
IL ilton County.-Lucllla Alice Ruff, plain
tiff, vs.. John d. Ruff, defendant-No. 48,yS.-
john d. Ruff will take notice that the plaintiff
did. on the Sd day Of February, 1875, file her
petition IN the above cause, in the Clerks Of
flee Of said Court, in which petition plaintiff
charges said defendant with extreme cruelty
and adultery, and asks for divorce, for the GUS
tOdy Of their children, for the restoration to
her Of all her rights, privileges and immuni-
ties as a femme-sole, and for reasonable ALI
mony. Unless said defendant shall demur to
or answer said petition within six weeks from
the date hereof, said petition will be heard and
judgment rendered as therein prayed FOR.
MCGUFFEY, MORRILL, u STRUNK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, February II, 1875. fell -6tF
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Special Notice.

All subscribers OF the STAR IN Ludlow
and West Covington, KY, heretofore
served with the paper by e. Hollje, and
who have not received 1t since his de.
cease, will insure prompt attention on
the part of his successor, by leaving
their names either with Mr.. Winterman,
southwest corner Of Craig and Seventh
streets, Covington, or at the Post-of-
fl ce, or White Hall, Ludlow; or Haley's
grocery, West Covington.
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Death of a Priest.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Rey. Timothy
O'Farrell, pastor Of the Church of the
Visitation, and for. thirty-two years a
well-known priest, died yesterday. He
was for number of years Professor of
Greek In seminary In Cincinnati.
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bearing the name Of E. @. Ross. The
check being cashed, Jenkins departed.
When the check was presented for pay
ment Mr.. Ross pronounced it a forgery,
Last night Officer Burke found jenkins
and incarcerated him In the cabo0se.
This morning being arraigned before
Judge Lindemann the case was contin-
ued-bail $500.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
since our last report:
Louis Adelmann and Mary e. Esbech.
Louis Ebbisser aud Mary Conroy.
George Suss and Mary Plum.
Leopold Stem and Theresa Schwartz.
Geo. Gutzurller and Angeiine Palmer.
John OConnn and Katie Burked.
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INTO ABYssrNIA.

CAIRO, EGYPT, Feb. 1S.-The Egyptian
army has penetrated beyond Adonl, the
Capital of Abyssinia, and battle is I'M
minent.
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EVNT ANTED = PARTNER = With 5000 to
kyv $4,000 capital, to purchase Of retiring
partners In an established and lucrative busi-
3ess. For the right party, this is an opportu-
nifty seldom offered. Address w. A.. n: 3o5
George street. ielo-4t
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[yNT NTANTED-BOARD-F gentleman, wife
! w and infant: a short distance in the
country, on the line OF some railroad; first
Glass board and large room, in coed loca-
ion. Liberal arrangements can be made by
addcssing CASH IN HAND, care lock-box
t.4z5, city. fel6-3t
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lTKTANTED - TO TRAVEL = For some
wv wholesale house; cigars and tobacco or
Ionfectioneries preferred; will work cheap;
will loan employer some money on real estate
tecurity. Address W. S. c., Box 223. Millers-
burg. o, fel7-2t
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fVNT TANTED-LADIE TO KNOW--I manu-
I wv factuie shoes at 172 Race street. for de
at factory or at new shoe store, 294 west Firth
street, near Central avenue. don't advertise
iiumitaton kid and pebble goat Ito deceive
Nustomers) at 81. Gail and examine my shoes.
PWM. HALLORAN. fei0-3t-fe14-Mb W &F,tf
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FOREIGN.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
DYING.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 18.-The Grand
Duchess Marie is dying of congestion Of
the lungs.
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NET & CHARLIE DAVIS
J wv formerly Of TIA Race street, are located
st the .sSun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
st all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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lTKTANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
ppcn day and night; choice wines, liquors and
ssgarsl give us q call; 26o Central avenue.
D. SMITH, Proprietor. feT-lm
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FRIoHTFUL Loss OF LIFE.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-The loss of life by
the sinking of the steamer Strath Clyde,
in the collision With the steamer Fran
coma yesterday, was frightful. Over
sixty Of the passengers and crew went
down with the vessel. Only u few of
those en- board were saved. BE-.
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AM TANTED-rO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
HVV frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. VIII sell at
cost for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street. first fo0r. je26-tf
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TNOR SALE = CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
E SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. P. G., Box 0,
city. jas ,d&w
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DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Partnership.
TINE FIRM OF DOLPH, CHANDLER &
i co. has this day been dissolved.
MOSES DOLPH alone is authorized 10 sign
the firm name in liquidation.
D0LPH, CHANDLER Il co.
Feb 1a 1875. 1t
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TOR SALE-HOUSE-Of ten rooms, hall and
It. all modern improvements; one-third cash,
balance in monthly payments Address T. r.,
care p. O. Box No. 9I9. fe16-8t
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EOR SALE OR TRADE-FLAX MILL
IL Very desirable property, situated in De
flax; good reasons for selling. Address SETH.
M. WHITTEN, Union City, Indiana. fel6-4t
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NM ANTED--TO JOIN--Some dramatic club
wv by one who not been on the stage
but few times; object want to be good
hctor; age 70 years. Address DRAMATIC,
Felicity, o. fel7-4t
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Won ARNIM's TREASON.

BERLIN, Feb. S.--Count Won Arnim
has been summoned to this city to stand
trial for reasonable utterahces in his
pamphlet.
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EOR SALE OR RTRADE-LAND-Ten acres,
II near Greenville, Ohio, one-half mile from
town; price 81 ,0U0 cash; or will trade for small
property in some fourIshing town. Address
Z. e. M, Box 5j, Greenyllle, Ohio. fe4-4t
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MXTANTED-TO EXCHANGE-Property In
wv the city Of Piqua for shoe shop and
dwelling house, In ONE live railroad town Of
Voc or 800 inhabitants. Address Box 1Sl, Ar
kanQm. o. fel1-St
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sUFFER2 When you
2 wv can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
Sngrowing nails cured by DR.. I'll. NJ. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop. under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky, de14-1y
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NM ANTED-TO GO-To the Black Hills;
wv competent to take charge Of store or
ROep set of books; best Of references given.
Address, for particulars, CARBONDALE,
Mineral City, Athens County. o. fel7-4t
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TNOR SALE-GROCERY-Go stand, hx-
E lures and small stock Of goods; best OF rea-
sons for selling. Address Z. A., 14O w. Third
street. Dayton, o. fe16-3t
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TNrANTED-TOE EXCHANGE-Anew new cook
! wv ing or heating stove for clothing. dry
goods, or boots and shoes; also an Adams tailor
tkfreet fe17-3t
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ANOTHER FEAT OF wEsToN's FEET.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-W eston, after de-
feating Clark In pedestrian match,
yesterday, continued to walk, ANNOUNCE
ing that he would walk one hundred ana
eighty miles In forty-eight hours from
first starting in the matcn. he nnisnea
last night. having made one hundred and
eighty miles and ak hundred and sixty
eight yards In forty-eight hours, making
two and half laps around the hall aud
forty yards beyond the task he under
took. There was large audience pres
ent.i and Weston was loudly..apnlaudsd
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ADVERTISE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UJANTED-GIRL-A good house girl, 16 to
wv 20 years old; one who can cook. Apply,
with reference IS West Fifth st. Protestant
pHeferred. ~"
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I,OR SALE PHOTOGRAPH Garland
I instruments. cheap. Address Box 81, Gratis
Post-office, Preble County, o. fe16-2t
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TNOR SALE-BAROUCHE- good order,
i with pole and shafts, lamps, &c. price $500
Address Box 987, Post-office. fe17-2t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
IL WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
lhrm 0: 6S acres, is miles from the city. on q
railroad. Address H., this Office. ja28-tf
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ENOR SALE--UNIFORM-K. of p. uniform,
I with helmet, for $l5 Address r. o. Box
203, Newport, Ky. fe16-3t
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NOR sALE--LAND--5 80 acres prairie land;
I good spring on same; in thickiy-settled
keighb0rhoOd, In Adair county, Iowa, near
sOunty seat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
his once. jy14-tf
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MT1 1ANTED-WASHING-F families or
wv gentlemen, by good, reliable woman.
apply TO Mrs. WARD. 100 Harrison avenue,
kn-sthirs, fel7-3t
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VKTANTED - -NEWFOUNDLAND PUP
wv Apply or address 105 Martin street, near
East Third and Parsons streets. fel8-2tt
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FINANCIAL.
FOR sALn.

L>OR SALE-JACKS-A pair of painter 6
Il jacks for "a. Address p Q. Box AJY, New
port Ky. fe16-4t
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wv second -hand; must be good and cheap.
Address, stating price and where 10 be seen,
q, p. o. Box ILL fel5-3t
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iUTANTED C TRAUTVETTER : Cures
| wv warts, corns and impotency. Call or ad-
tdress S57 Clark street, Sd story. feS-12t