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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
HARVEY IiLDLN Judge. y. 4. Cd ASH. Register.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington. during the week ending
Sept 4
Aug. 80. r. l.. Halls estate-C. c.
Putnam, administrator: f. NJ. Hambet
and G. II. Ellis. appraisers and commits
sioners.
Aug. 81. S NJ. E,ton's estates. S.
Keiton. administrator c. w. II. Dwinell
and w. G.. IIaskins. appraisers and COM
missionerS: License to sell personal es-
tate granted.
Sept l. Alonzo IIayden's estate-W
! NJ. Wade. administrator; H Fales and 4.
F. Anterior, appraisers; H. FAlcs and &
G. Arms, commissioners. Z. S. Lamson s
estate --administrItiol account allowed
and decree made.
Sept . Nellie +. WATERWAYS glar'li
anshi p-guardian account allowed W
NJ. Ayers estate-wi.l proved; V. <
Ayers, exr n. F. Averill and c. Carpen
ter. appraisers and commissioners.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

UNIVEiisAILsT STATE Cn>vE>1IoN.-
The fortv-third annual convention nf Uni
vcrsaIists of Vermont took place III the
Enivrrsal>t Church in Barre Angus; 80
and 81. On "Wednesday. the Convention
opened bv Il conference meeting, followed
by an essay. How can we best preach
| Christi" by Rev. Ira Green, Of Nnrlhicld
Short addresses We're mad" by Rrv> j +.
Wright, of Montpelier. r. Hewitt. OF
Woodstock and |. =. Boo b, of Morrsville
/ At . 80, 7. NJ. an essay by Rev. +. +
! IIealey. of Derby Line, followed by five
minute addresses by number Of laynen
At o. clock an educa' ional mass meeting
was held, presided over by Prof " X.
Shpman, of College Hi Mas Address
es were made by Hon. Heman Carpenter
of Mortified. Hon. Albert CLARK. Of S
Adams, Henry Priest, A. NJ and Rev. j
Vincent, of Barre Thursday morning.
prayer and conference meeting was held
led by Rev. w. f. Copeland, Of Glover
At 1910 occasional sermon by Rev. J. T
Simmons, of Springfield \ communion
service was held at 3 p. IN. At 30 p. III
Rev. c. l.. Wait. Of Orange. preached tn
closing sermon Of the Convention. ih
officers of the Convention are; President
Hon Heman Carpenter. Norlhtield; Vice
President, Rev. B. NJ. Tilo;son. st. John
bury; Secretary, Rev. II. NJ. Harris
Brattleboro; Treasurer. John Paine. Esq
Barre.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
WINDSOR COUNTY.
,lr fair in Ludlow Melted 81 ).

A Catholic fair IN Ludlow nettsi sos.
A Young man named French, OF South ood-
stock made an attempt to commit suicide Thurs 4
day. on account OF unr,qultted love but dill no
succeed
OLD AIMA>AcS. A-a Perm. OF Royat'n.
uo,s,,ers An almanac published for the year l.i3
cha, also Al An years l.t9, lt', las.
100 aai Tor nearly all of the years from lao down
To l~,' He Ia, Edmund Freebetlet'- New Eng
lnI Aim mack io the yea l.76 calculated for the
minutes North" Ga The tte page OF THIS aim III ac
IS an ,n CRAVING c~Iy nrl u represent john Bun.
\, .th a t.. s-po -tc inlnG hot tea, whlch he Is eh
| .icavoring IL pour dpNI the thro It OF Brother
| jonathan" whom licN nave .rt patty -own. " TN
one. pei son behiu,I hun, holding his hands, ami
- staining "A little back of " j nm Bun. lie J.
pointl.l. - \ document protrutln- from the c"i
pocket OF Jonn Bal" On winch Is pr inte't tlt
word, Port Bill" which refers 10 an act passed
NV the English Parliament March :, la, ORDERING
The rolt ul Is ,-ton elp-ci against al co'nmercia
transactions whatever" Stunning near i'rothe
Jonathan" is a III fem de, supposed to relrese'
tn, t,p,ilt-s of I.lrtv. She II - one han over
herevc- and is prohaO weeping she seems yer.
mnch a,yrIcvcd At the IudIgnlty shown 70 " Broiti
er Jonathan" In lhr distance may be seen line.
Of 4h,- and boat. with the words IN Large letters
- Boston C..n loaadcl.
I,TI 4 ~ y
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Vermont News.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

lie cher VIII deliver the address at the Cale'ton,a
County Fair.
Curtis Harvey If ra,sump.ic had three horses !
stolen from him few days ago.
I'ea Benz Sa,nb,tn. 4 highly respected citizen Of
OF Lyndon, died of adopleXy on the 2Sth,
A. Thompson Of Danv,le who went to California
year ago, rcccrtly committed suici lie at San
francisco.
Thursday night at i.ynd ,nville, some tramps, in
drunken braw among themselves. got into a
fight, using knives an bre liking windows in Mr.
Twombly's store. one WAS stabbed IN the eye and
will lose the sight. Seven have been arrested.
CITrENDEN COUNTY.
| NJ. l.. Baliwin's house. in Colchester, was
struck by lightning Friday, and consumed.
Most OF the furniture and all of the clothing and
supplies were DESTROYED. The house was occu-
pied by Geo. III 'vey. Lp>s 800 insured for 5000
| Am,tch game Of ball was played at Richmond
| Friday between the . rentals, Ot that place ana
the Mountanecrs, OF Bristol. The game was easi-
" won by the Rrl-t, boys, the score stan ling %
to Is. The Mountaneers have not yet been beaten
| The grounds at Essex Junction are beng thor
oushly ovethaule IN anticipation of the flir' nex'
month. Mr. ". j. ohtnd, the Ell ;cnt superlh
tenent, has had the track graded and new fiiis pu
around it, ant has III ,ic NUMBER of much needed
| lmpl ovtments.
{. e. Plinglc, of Charlotte has recently shlppe'
ten cases OF ferns to Englinl. lie has taken grca
liking to ol VI IN ielI tn, summer, from the lac
that he In Is there I'm. rare specimens oi plants
lie planted thl, ,st spring some W varities
potatoes for Il. *. Bliss 4 Sons, OF New York
They Will ue on exhibition in Phlliieiphn IN VIC
tober He also has the largest bed OF golden Oand
lilies in the state The luib, belong to Blise
) ,ns OF New York
ORANGE COUNTY.
The NershiIe copper mining business "os ~
seem to be enecte by the hard tunes; +oo men AT
c,uuloved at An expense of $l5.oJo pc. month.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
:: Inc Memphrcm4sog House a, Newport mas ~
boarders.
! RUTLAND COUNTY.
4 he I, an, OF t,coi gc A. Putnam in Rutland, wa
). h,l,n,.d Sunday. The house was saved by pe0pi
4 IN church, who left commuuiO ion 10 night the nrc
e Two masked ruff ms entered the house oil Free
man Young IN Tinmouth, an alter fl lshteninS wv
\. women into silence, robbed box of s6o in none
) and fed 10 the woods. The robbers, named HI
T. pev and Hammond were caught IN Pa"let AN
. 10 iged in Rutland JAN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

There Is county antl-n l-"nlc ticket IN the Ne
IN " lnuham County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

The .uil'.el- -,I'-'t.pl and Iilaiis-, ut uf
; i @ { X i K ' l. + G. + )
t. rali fortune Send fnr i-~ y stem
u Assured Fronts. Tree. WItu fAIl nj ruItlulI
e rIlIiI- tt.. stu, l. NAIh,f FHi.5wI
tIl,ld .i-d i POI llt. WIGHT y 90.
ttk kerr D., Nail York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06
TEACHERS IN>TIIt lie.
FRESH FISH

/ seas
" AIlr SPECIAL attention VII tv given g. ~ rlNl
TRADE shall Keep ms ci'itt = = q
GROCERIES.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

EITrEK AND CHfl-F.
cannot tA!l t. sult any oIt tv likes goo: r'l e.
! L >IAN EN
N.r-pell.r Nav l. 80 tl-l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-09-06

vi { luru> Friday evening
%. u.-it>tlc. Clark King
amman and J Corwin Tap
\a inform Il ballot gave
80 uHl q. ". Willard SO.
a"n uonlinltcd 10y accla-
u'-.ri not to be y candi.
$50 w,ll understood. Ar
".' -pIit in the republican
~ tp tho caucus was very
.'u,-l - by the following
Wizard which was PLACED
Yesterday:
H'>TrrLIfR. Sept. 5th. 1875
... Atd prlutei votes for you 70
VIM that the use of tines
'i- VIII. ! ask your permis
'.-lf -JtuIIy.
-.ao.Ican Town Committee.
NoNrPELrER. Sect. 5. 1876.
H4U.l.au Town G Dmmltte'
i t-II1 note of this date.
- J. 81 "a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

the members of the Canvassing Board.
and the order granted restraining them
from completing the canvass on the
basis OF the vote as canvassed by the
majority OF the Board for Electors. At
torney General W. A. Cooke, a member
OF the Canvassing Board, protested
against the action OF the Board in
certifying &c e tRe majority & vote. votes
and denounced the same as u GRIM
inal and gross talslfcation Of the returns
on file in the Office OF the Secretary of
State; He also gaye certificates OF cleo
tion TO the Tilden Electors, stating
therein the returns on file canvassed by
the Board showed clear majority for
the TilGen and Hendricks Electors.
The Democratic Electors met at the
Capitol. in the Office of the Attorney
General, cast the vote Of the State, and
signed petition to the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States, stating their legal election, and
praying that they might be recognized us
Electors Of the State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
LATEST LOCAL,

JOHN RYAN was appointed admins.
traitor Of Sarah Ryan. Real estate, $3.50.
NOTHING of public interest transpired
in the Board OF Public Works this morn
ing.
SINCE our report OF yesterday but one
marriage license has been issued, viz. ;
to William Scott and Carrie jenkins,
AN alarm of fire was given at 1:3O
p. NJ. from Box Ct. The fire was
on the roof of brick building
on the corner OF an alley on Cutter
street, between Richmond and Court
streets. The flames, which were
owing to a defective flue,
were eXtinguished before the en-
gines had time 70 throw water.
A GOSPEL temperance. Meeting will
be held under the auspices of the Mems
Reform al Rooms 200 and 202 Vine street.
this (Friday) evening AZ 1880 O'clock.
These meetings are Unusually well at
tended, and muc1 interest is manifested.
and many have beeh rescued from Il lie
Of intemperance.
ANDREW JACKSON, a colored man, who
lives at II Belts street, was arrested by
Officer Hem ekes, OF Bremen-street Sta
ton, anu locked up in Bremen. street
station on charge Of petit larceny. He
is alleged to have stolen a futing MD
chine and clothes -wringer valued at
S13. The property belongs to Mrs. Eliz,
Lewis, OF l34 Canal street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
LOCAL PERsONALS.

PROF. NArHANsHEppARD will leoturs
mex OIL GEORGE ELIOT.
| MARCUS r. MAYER, agent Of Misa
NOSE l. EfllNdh' IS IN tue city: .sT4..
CITY AUDITOR HOFFMAN is off duty Il,
consequence of an liberated sore thfSat,
! Il. B. GIBSON, ESQ.,, of the Wheeler a
| Wilson. Company, left for Indianapolfs
| this afternoon. -'
MOSES KRAMER and family have toksa
suite of rooms tor the winter at tha
Burnet House.
| ID. IURNEY, pro0rietor Of the Bourbon
House. in Paris, Kentucky, is stopniah
| at the WaInut-street House.
REV. j. EMERY has been chosen MDd,
| orator Of toe City Mission Workers.
vice REV. DR.. FISHER, removed ffoIG
| the city.
GEORGE E. FEE and CHARLES K, Frx
connected with leading whole esaie ciotA.
ing houses Of this city, have returneil
from long trip through the North ana
South.
DlR. LEVI GooDALE, OF the sMopfn
Grande Gold Miuing Company of Che
cinnan," has been clothed with fuii
powers to represent the company ID
Nicarauga.
PEYToN WOODWARD, Omnibus CoIleS.
tor OF tue Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day.
ton Railroad, had gold watch ana
chain stolen from him recently, while
sleeping in the depot,
CITY CLERK DICK RoHNER and Po.,
lice Court Clerk JOHN BENDER will ai.
tend the shooting match at Hartweu tp-
morrow. Dick says that when Ben
de!'s turn comes TO shoot, he (Diok) iu.
tends to drop back to Carthage, as II
wouldn't be safe to linger in the neigh.
borhood.
j. B. HoUdH, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry and roxlcoIogy in the Miami
Medical College of Cincinnati, was
wrongly represented in our columns
yesterday as "reacher in the PharnlSs
ceutical College of Michigan" ProfessoT
HoUGH is not now, but was formerly. n
teacher in the Pharmaceutical Depatt4
ment Of the University of Michigan.
Messrs. Martin, Hughes, Huston AND
Titus, who have been sojournihg In Put.
nam County, OHIO, for the last month 0n
deer hunt, have returned crowned
with success. They report. the hunting
fine, though they have met too MANY
competitors in the Woods, so as to rem
der the chances less frequent to bag the
game. MI titus, OF the company, was
the luckiest, he having brought down
five bucks.
RUSSELL BLAIR our mammoth los
king, and PAUL WILLIAMSON, the Re-
cordgr, can be properly denomiuated
the Nimrods Of the West. They can
detect more good points In a dog and
gun tAan any other two devotees since
the days of Boone. They can give finer
instructions in the art Of shooting q and
missing) than any school, Frank. For.
ester not excepted, and can bag more
quail on "A single hunt, aud shot fpA
shot) than would stocd a game store,
They are now down in Ripley COUNTY.
Indiana, sowing shot on Farmer Crewk
aud if asked to show Ire
rabbit on their return, will undoubtedly
give the same answer that Hans alh
when his dog stopped pursuing the baf9.
"Just put in one more OUNCE of shot"
SAID hunter Blair to Paul;
"If We don't 6nange oRr tactios soon,
Well kill bo game at ali."
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BOardiDg-house Fiends.

e. b. Sergeant, alias Hayes, Henry,
&C., is boarding. house swIndle. Hea
an ex-agent OF the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company and a baseball player.
Has played with several good clBha
in different parts of the country. The
Chief Of Police has letters In his pos
session which show that he and
his rather handsome wife have been
playing it fine on clearinghouse keep
ers In every city almost in the country.
His victims in this city are Mrs, keisO,
No. 223 West Fourth street, Mrs. Bosi
worth at 200 Longworth street, Mra.
McCreary at 227 West Fourth street.
anG several wards yet to hear from.
All the above parties furnished him
with the comforts and nec0ssarieS Of
life, but none Of whom ever saw tha
color Of his money. Some days as6
he attempted to extort money from
a Mrs. Dresna, who lives at the corner
of John and David streets, by trick Of
black mail showing an officers badgH
to give the impression that he was q
detective. ~ 4
Being arrested by Detectives Mead
Street 81 SS SnahE2sp h2p88Y2Ssfis 81 AIT
pretenses and usurpation Of Office, ha
appeared in the Police Court this morns
ing, and pleading guilty to both charges,
was sentenced to pay a fine OF $T5 aud
ten days in the Work-house.
No charge being preferred against his
wife, she was taken from her cell al tho
Ninth-street StaIion-house and sbt nj
liberty this morning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08
Police OOurE.

Mlscellaneous-Leopold Fais, abusing
family, $25, under bonds; Thomas Me<
Carty, burglary, bound over; F. Is. Dye
lettering, continued to Dec. II; Barney
Kunkemiller, selling adulterated milk
$25; Il b. Sergeant, false pretense, SD
and 10 days; same, usurpation OF ofiioeu
$25.
Drunk and Disorderly-Jas. Dolau, SSI
John Murphy, $25; George Brenuer, ~;
j. hn Green, 81; G. $. Quinn, 81; Louisa
Hegner, $25; Chas. Walker, 81; b. OCOn-'
nor, $25; Arthur Hughes, 30 days; Chas.
Roth, 81; Mary Mayberry, costs; A. w
Pickett, SO. =
Vagrancy-James Moore. continued %
Dec. IL; Michael Crea, 80 days; Fi0rR
Johnson, costs; Mary Farrell, 90 days. !
Petit Larceny-Wm Sampson ann
j ohm Maloney, continued to Dec. IL.
Assault and Battery-Barney Hag-
gerty, dismissed; Tnomls Ryan, $40;
Joseph Crotty, dismissed; James DAiY
and John Welsh, IS each.
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United States Court,

"Nobby' Larkin pleaded guilty to n
charge OF Illegal voting. He was sent to
jail.
Alexander Hanks was arraigned be-
fore Commissioner Hooper on a chafge
OF illegal voting, and sent to Jail In de-
fault OF bonds. HACKS testified In the
Larkin case for tho defense, and his ar
rest was due to some Of his ;estim0hY,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

The following was read on change TO-
day:
"CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, 1876.
"COl. Maxwell, Superintendent Of the Cba@~
ber OF Commerce: nm
"PleaSe announce the following TO thp
members OF the Chamber:
''At meeting of the Cincinnati
Freight Agents Association, held this
day, it was agreed by all Eastern lines
that twenty We thousand pounds would
hereafter be considered as car load OK
bulk meats.
"Shippers are requested to notify
their correspondents and consignees OK
this action, and as far as possible mako
their orders correspond with the samas
"IUurs, &C.,
"W. W. ELLIOT,
"Secretary DrO teu.D
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-One two or three uufuynished
Dfront rooms. connecting; not and cold bath,
Snl finest family board, in best location in
kity, III Broadway, ncar Fourth street. viii
tFuhish Il desired. Also pleassnt single room !;
transient OF permanent accommodations.
. 6.Is
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY, sth, at P. M., POSITIVELY,
Gss..s h, The c. IL o. r.. IL. packet FLEEr-
.,Istigss4sss WOOD, I. 4. Campbell, Master.
nz'ss-ssa0zA Freight received at all hours on
Wharf l-Doa5 loot Of broadway. w. Honshell,
Superintendent.
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For YeYaY.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. H.,
r. hBANNOCK CITY, ]. W. Kirby,
luisss5 Master. Apply on board. or at A.
zlfszaLs''aes KennelPs, corner Main and Water
sIrnpak.
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For ChiIO.

DAILY, at P. NJ,
= M CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
l.sEsss ss5sI gan, Master. Freight received at
1,aEAE1-sSt1s7al nours on Wharf-hoat, foot OF
w aInllC street,
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 9Th, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer,
.gy A. GENERAL LYTLE, q. Dufour,
l,fs5ssssSfd$sa Master. Freight received at ali
@essszis-1asssa hours On Wharf boat foot of Vine
street. K. NJ. Wade, superintendent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

TOR SALE OR RENT-MILL--1he Bright
Il on FLOUR and Feed Mill, situated on Cen
tal av. aud Denman st and lately newly iur-
ntshed with modern i'm provements; steam en-
zine, boilers, grinding stones, ana everything
appertaining to tho business, and is for imme-
dlate posse, sion; positively in the best run
ming ORDER. Inquire at GEO. NJ. HERAN-
COOR1'5 Brewery, Harrison av. Paramount.
h-lt
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Wheeling.

THIS DAY, sth, at p. M. POSITIVELY,
Ns@ n ANDES, Chas. Muhleman, Master.
L<satS;esH9a Apply on board, or to Royse u Mos
s'E stAsAsaz set Matt. Mcclure, Agents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

WI ANTED - TRAINER - A first-class
w trainer can secure stable of horses the
&0ming season to train, on Rush County Fair
4rounds, by dressing +, Box 8, kushvlle,
Indiana; none but those who can bring ii St
class references need answer Git
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For KanaWha,

SATURDAY, 9th. at 5 p. M. POSITIVELY
Fssgs: h vIRGIE LEE, j. V. Reynolds. Mas
is;sssEssss5xa ter Apply oD board or to Geo.
x sasa1sza1asa Charter, j. q. Dorman & Co.,
Agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

TOR SALE-DRUG STORE-On account of
J. the death Of the proprietor, u iirst-class
stock Of drugs, all new and clean; will invoice
about 81 800: good stand for business in town
Of l, 200 inhabitants: will be sold on reasonable
te. ms. Apply soon by person or letter to f.
II. MCLAUGHLIN, Admir-, Portlal d. JayCo.,
INDIANA, sat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

rTINOR RENT-HOTEL-Th Broadway Ho-
&c tel-This house is situated on the corner of
Second and Broadway, convenient to the
railroad and STEAMBOATS, and was for long
the hands of a live man it could be made to
pay handsomely, VIII rout il furnished at a
price to suit the times. For full information
call at the hotel. 5-4t
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For POInerOy.

THIS DAY, sth at 5 p. N. POSITIVELY,
E% n the TELEGRAPH, E. S. Morgan,
lt{sfass Master. Freight received at all
kafats1sAaknz hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way. W. llOnshel, superintendent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

iTTOR RENT OR LEASE - LOT - A large
II and desirable lot, 81 by 200 feet with mn
proyements, on the north side of Gest, 100 feet
East of freeman street, the old lumber yard Of
j. ii. Story Il Co.. will rent or lease for term
of years, with privilege Of purchasing, on the
most favol able terms. Apply at 16 Clinton
4treet. 9-5t
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FOR SALE.

IIoR SALE-SEWlNG MACilINE-A NEW
II No, 6 w heeler Il Wilson sewing machine.
Inquire at this Office. se9-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-08

FN asia Families or groceries IN want of
lHaBsHU good Flour - Warrante | to give
fUu ssfis,aetl9a e SSs pI sa9piff y
Your orders arc solicited. Delivery free
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth streey, between
BAymilier and Freeman. se7-3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NATANTED SITUATION - By an expe-
w rienced coffin trimmer Please call al
8S Barr street. Sgt
NKT ANTED SITUATION TO do general
w hOusework, in city or country, by re-
specuable girl Call at 20 Richmond street.
7-3t
wv ANTED-SICU ATION-By a drug clerk
w OF six years. experience, III town or city.
Address II. q. LOW, Journal Building, In
dianapolis, Ind GQOu references. 7-Sf
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FOR RENT.

tTNOR Rents TORE Five story store, Sd
! Il West Second street, 81 feet front by lU0
tset deep; hydraulic elevator and every con-
teniehce possession given Jaauary /, 1877.
Apply to JOHN pFAFF, 696 Central avenue.
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For st. Louis.

FRIDAY, Sth, at S P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h MARY MILLER, John N. Skunk,
.ifsss Master Apply on board, or to w.
aHa6nas1snS. Getty, Agent No. Sycamore
street.
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WTANTED - PRINTING MATERIAL -
w News job press and printing material for
q country newspaper and job office; terms
must be easy AID material good. Address
PRINTER, Box ST, Vanccburg, Lewis County,
Ky. 6-4t
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For NAW Orleans.

SATURDAY, 9th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
W. n ACALUMET, Dan. Moore, Master
xE5Ss.ss Apply on boarn or to Royse & Mos
zzsaE'isasznAs set, N att. Mcclure, j. Cunningham,
j. c. Dol man & Co., A ents.
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FOR RHNT--ROON1S.

TNOR O3lS-iurnishel rooms for
T. Qentl. men, at 246 Plum street, first door
youth OF Seventh.
NTOR RENT-ROOMS- Five rooms at 4OS
E Broaoway to rent. Gail at 49, Main
street. 80
'TOR RENT-ROOMS - Furnished rooms,
Il and meal tiekets for sale; 81 meals, S; so;
lodging 3 and 50c; meals at all hours. 1872 W.
Sixth street. nol3-1m-M, W&F*
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FOR sALH--RHAL ESTATE.


n all varieties, eight miles from city; good
house Of six rooms, barn and ont buildings in
good condit on; will sell on easy terms as the
owner is going West. Inquire at drug store,
corner Filth and Smith streets. 6-5t
L>OR SALE - FARM - River farm Of $50
IL aci es; 35) in cultivation; balance virgin
buildings, water, Sc location healthy; 81
miles west of Atlanta, Ga. Address VIM. II.
BOGMER, Calhoun Georgia. 6-6t
ENOR SALE = FARM - Cool farm of 97X
IL acres, situated / u mil, from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm III good
Oroer. VIII sell CnvERY FAsY terms. A geo |
SoSs Hddress T +. B, s, star ofcss ses s, Esa sopo
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
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