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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-14
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BOARD OF PQRLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


The Board met In regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
An ordinance to establish the grade OF
Price street from Liberty street to Slack
street, was approved.
A claim for $272, presented by p.
O'Hern g. Co., due for grading the inter
section of Frank and cambridge streets,
was referred to tie Committee oil
claims. -.-,- ..
Mr.. Bell offered the following resolu-
tion which was laid over until to-mor-
rows session.:
Resolved, That the Clerk be and is
hereby directed TO transmit the follow
ing resolution to the Common Council
for their adoption:
"'Resolved,! That sum not exceeding
ten thousand dollars (Sl0.0O0) be ana
the same is hereby appropriated from
the General Fund, to be used by and
under the direction of the Board
of Public Works in providing
suitable lodging and such other relief as
they may deem proper for the destitute
poor OF this city during the montas Of
January, February and March, 1917
The payroll OF the WaLer-works for
the past week was approved and or.
Gered paid, as follows:
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An UnlucKy Voyage.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. A.-The bark Heath
Park, Captain Smith, from Perth AM
boy, on the 25th of November, for Lon
don with a cargo Of slate, sprung
a leak alter leaving Sandy
Hook. The crew was rescued
by the ship Circasslan, Capt ain Will
liams, from Liverpool for New York.
The rescue took place on the
9th instant, and on last Mon
day night, the CIrcassian, while making
this port, struck an outer bar off Bing-
hampton. The crew on board, forty
seven souls all told, were rescued by
the crew of the Lile-saving Station No.
10, all badly frOst-bitten. The Circassian
is total loss.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

81. NJ" the immortal, has come aud
gone like beautiful dream.
r. N. BULLA has been appointed 70
the Office OF Commissioner OF the UnitaA
States Court of Claims.
HON. HENRY srANBERY, it Is undest
stood, Will preside Over tue DemocraLi&
indignation meeting TO be held soon ~
Pixies Hall.
MRS. JANE DALTON, an estimaSle
Christian lady, who came to this CITY
from Washington, u. c., in 1884, died
yesterday, aged IT.
JOSEPH A. HEMANN, the founder al
the Cincinnati VUlk ksIreuud, but now
Well.known banker, yesterday celebrate
ed his sixtieth birthday.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON says he in
tends to hx his Opera-hou,e wiLh
sprlnklers in suoh a way that O rs
could not get much headway. I
MISS JULIA MAYS, of Ironton, O., whiie
out shopping on Fifth 5 treet yesterday
afternoon, had her pocket picked OF IA
Understanding note for 5000 and SIS "A
cash.
Miss Rosa D'ERINA is suffering from
an attack Of brain fever. Her au iienci
at Fixes Hall were disappointed by hoe
non-appearance. Her engagement Loo
tonight is also cancelled.
MR. s. p. BUTLER, recently Indiaa.
apolis correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer and Chicago Times, has aa1
cepted a position in the WashlngtvA
Bureau OF the New YORK Sun.
JAMES d. BROWN, Sedalia, Mo-; ~. IA
Benz jLmin, Chicago; VIM. +. Heath, Boa
ton, and j. ?. Bowler. Buffalo, Wer6
among the prominent arrivals thA
morning at The Gibson House.
JAS. HENDRICKS, OF ShelbyyIlIe. In
diana. brother Oh Governor Hendricks.
and DR.. Pierce, Of Indianapolis, brotals
er-ln-law Of the same, have been called
to Delhi, this county, by the severe lie
ness OF Mr.. John Hendricks, an0tlef
brother of the vernon.
The fair OF tue NJ. E. Church, Twenty,
Fifth Ward, is grand and successiat
affair. 1t is thronged nightly BY al
beaux and bellies or the 'tburg." M
JOHN ii. MCMAKIN, being the nice auN
handsome man oi the occasion, with h4
button-hole bouquet, imparts a meiloN \
charm, under wnicu the ladies baszp
90 there tonight for your oysters.
VACHEL WoRrHINGToN, ESQ, ono "A
| the oldest memOers OF the LincInnaa
Bar, is lying IN a very serious couditiua
AZ MS home on Pike street, from the ed
tects OF fall down the stairs OF his rest
dence. His mind was affected for sOns
| time, but this morning a STAR reporn,l
ascertained by calling at his residenr&
that he has decidedly improved auh
that his intellect is now uaclopded. =,
JACOB PREszLER, as we nentioneA
yesterday, ceieurated mis- semi-centeu2
NAL birthday last evening, with IaEtch
circle of invited friends, AZ his residenrsl
No. 367 Main9street. a grand banau
was gwen in honor of the occasion, au& I
among those who partook of it wert
Mayor Johnston, Thos. Quinn, s.tlu&
rooier," Sneritf-elecL Waliace, Jnl
Brlnkmann, Deputy-SherIff Capt. MsaS
erole, Squire BOSNIAN and others. Tad
banquet lasted from 5 in the evening"
until after O'Clock this morning.
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Another successful raid was made Oh
the flash gambliRgshouse, at 1O1 Wed
Fifth street, known as Ep6. HollaHd'&
place, last evening. Officer John Ecsels
followed by Officers Taylor. Sears. Lima
yenfelter, Palmer, Chumley, SuliiyaNI
Hornbrook, Miller and kidney, aH
dressed in citizens clothes, presented
themselves at the door about half-pask
3 o'clock.
Logan effected an entrance by kickini
i'll door, and was soon followed by ta,R
rest or the cops. The room was iiiic&
with players, some of whom made the&
escape BY jumping from the windOwh
into the Emery lot in the rear, Oae "A
them was severely bruised by falliaE
but managed 10 escape. The officers 81
cured nearly 500 i'll money aud $2M
worth OF gambling tools, to be held II
evidence against the players.
The men arrested were James Han
rison and J. NJ. Mccullough, held fvt
exhibiting gaming devices; Dan. Mo-
Carthy. J. j. Brown. W. Lomesbery, u.
Jones. OF Newport, +. J. Krout of Cow
ington, Lewis Kelly, OF 1863 Mound street
NJ. Holman, OF l6T Elm street, and L. Il
Shouse, farmer from Boyle Count,X
Kentucky, held for playing at game II
chance. -axasssA
An effort was made shortly after tss'
raid 20 gain the possession Of the appa,
rakus taken BY the police officers, JtvN
White sS#is6re 5ut a writ Of repIeyin -
fore Esquire Evitt, and it was placed IL
the hands OF Constable G.lligan to n
enforced. He went to the officer a
charge at Central Police Station VAT
the Writ. but was refused the pfoberfT
and referred to the Board OF Police CofnA
m'ssloners then in session. On the mas
ter being brought before them, tue Coenl
mlsslone:s refused to deliver up the AN
paratus on the ground that 1t was ax
longer property IN the meaning Of thR
law, but evidence before the PoliuS
court, and as such could not be col
r
ANOTHER RAID.
At night q detachment of policemen.
headed by Lieutenant Schmidt, of Has,s
Precinct, made a descous
In brace game of faro, managed by
;olored men az No. Is McAllister strssf,
: complaint was entered against tue piacA
1y one who had been feeced there, WIN
lirected letter to Chief OF PoiauS
w ood. The men arrested gave theiR
names as follows: Thomas True, dealer.
" illiam Black, James E. Brown. EnorS
Dorham white John Howard, fhomsS
liggins, and R,bert Brady. Tue inl-
were also taken. \
All the parties mentioned above Ar.
,eared before Judge Lindemanu III
morning The players In both deaS
we're alIowed to depart on the payment
'f costs. -.
The principals Of the McAllister stresl
lace Will be examined tu,morrow moraS
ng on the charge oil exhibiting gamink
Ieyiees. The Empire principals wui u
eard on next Thursday.
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SPORTING NEWS.
PIGEON Shooting.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. 14.-A special dis
patch from San Francisco says; Captain
Bogardus and A. Crlttenden Robinson,
champion Of California, shot a pigeon
match at Oakland Park yesterday for a
purse of $3.50; sixty siugIe birds and
thirty PAGES, California rules. Robinson
won the match. Bogardus killed fifty
two single, and Robinson filty.three,
only eighteen pairs shot at on account
OF darkness. Bogardus killing twenty
six birds double and A. Crittenden Rob-
inson thirty-two.
Dog Fighting.
NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-The dog fight for
$4,000, between Nlpper, of Baltimore,
and Turk, Of Brooklyn, took place this
morning, and was won by Turk. About
$1,000 changed hands. Turk killed the
Baltimore dog after four hours' fighting.
Turk died about two hours after the
contest. A large crowd of sporting men
from Washington and Baltimore came
on to witness the contest.
Jockey Club.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 14-The
South Carolina Jockey Club have decid-
ed to hold racing meeting in January,
commencing on the 17th and continuing
four days. All the principal stables of
the country will, it is expected, be rep
resented.
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HEAVY LACE ROBBERY.
FOurth-street Store Raided by
Burglars.

Some time during lastnight the notion
store OF T. Hofmeister, at No. 152 West
Fourth street, was entered by burglars
and about 900 worth OF the finest laces
were carried off.
Entrance to the building was effected
through the floor, large enough to admit
man, through which the robbers as-
cended to the store-room and g0bbled
the contents of five boxes, leaving every
piece Of minor value.
From the fact that they left small
jimmy and an auger where they were
used, it 10 supposed that they were
disturbed by some noise ON the street in
front ana departed hastily. Up to noon
to-day no clue has been found to the
burglars.
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An eight-year old boy was trotting up
Woodward avenue yesterday, when u
SNOWFALL struck him ON the ear and
laid him out. He uttered a few dismal
howls aud started off, but gentleman
halted him and asked:
"Why don't you 60 over and lick that
boyi'
Il haipt big ernutf," was the reply.
"But won't you do anything at all?"
mot now. know who he is, and Phi
fix the hull family. His father is going
to run for Congress some time, and my
father will get on the Returning Board
and count him into the middle OF last
week kW-[DetrOit Free Press.
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FOREIGN.
yational Associated Press to the Star.
THE CONFERENCE.

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE CONFERENCE.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Dec. 14.--There
are two proposals before the Con-
ference. The first is for the Russians
to occupy Servia, Roumania and Bull
garia, and the second is for joint occu-
patton OF Bulgaria by the signatory
powers.
PREPARING.
VIENNA, Dec. 14.-The Roumanians
are strongly fortifying Klatat.
DAMAGE BY FLOODS.
MADRID, Dec. 4.-rnere are great
Focus at present in Spain and Portuga
Hatfof seville inundated and railroad
operations generally suspended. I'm.
mense damage has been done to proper
ty, and there is great distress In conse-
quence. >
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FROM THE SOUTH.

National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 14.--The Democratic
house yesterday passed a resolution to
count the votes for Governor and Lieut..
Governor to-day at z. NJ, and the resp
luton was communicated to the Senate.
States Senator by the Democrats to-day,
which resulted in no choice.
The Senate and Republican House, in
joint session, declared the election of
Corbin as United States Senator.
New YORK, Dec. 14.-A special from
Columbia, S. c., to the Herald says:
"The Democratic Legislature will count
the vote for Governor and Lieutenant.
Governor to-day, and Hampton will be
inaugurated. Afterward Hampton, i'm
his inaugural address, to-day, will
recommend peace, but at the same time
will declare that he will maintain his
just rights"
louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. N,-The Con
gressional Committee yesterday exam.
med j. Madison Wells, OF the Returning
bVuAuy Wueu AO A0lt0tdt6u I6IuSdl TO
testify concerning his official acts, and
was excused. The remainder of the day
was devoted to the investigation OF the
Baton Rouge election. Republican men,
bers, through Mr.. Hurlbut, filed plea
in bar to the jurisdiction OF the Commit
Tee.
Morrison has secured service on the
Manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph, and that gentleman is now ell
gagged in selecting from his files all tele.
graphic messages sent or received by
Kellogg, Pitkin, Packard. Casey, and
other worthless, from the 18th OF August
last.
Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14.-The Congress
sional Committee divided into two Com.
mittees, the Republicans voting against
The division. The subcommittee leaves
for the eastern counties to-day. The
Supreme I ourt Will render decision in
the mandamus case this week.
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Academy Of Music Sold.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-The Academy OF
Music was sold at Trustees sale to-day.
1t was purchased by Samuel G. Wyman,
James A. Gray and A. II. Williams, a
committee appointed by the stock
holders.
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$25; Fred. Huennsche, S25; VIM. Keisg5t
30 $500.
Assault aud Battery-Henry Schnoehss
epbrock, SIS.
Vagrancy-Dan. Mack, Robert Simms,
Charles Adams and Karl Kuehn, 80 days
each.
Drunk and Disorderly-James Wfi-
son, Nancy Haggerty, dismissed; jobs
Smith, 50, fine remitted; John Hubert
Thos. Griffin, Frank Hurley, Aaron MeI+
man, John +. Nelson, IS each; Jerry Gree
min, SO; Thomas Thompson, John WaisA
80 days each.
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ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.
Fifteen Persons Drowned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Dec. IA special from
London says the bark Robert Kelly,
Captain Kingman, from Havre for the
United States, collided with the British
bark Huddersfeld, off Portland. Tues
day morning. The Huddersfeld sank
immediately, and fifteen persons on
board were drowned. The Robert Kelly
was discovered to be making water fast.
Her crew abandoned her and landed at
Portland.
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Fire in Chicago.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-A fire Ocurred at 5
O'Clock this morning in building on
Randolph street near Fifth avenue, occu-
pied by Schram Bros. & Co., picture
frame dealers, and Hugh Templeton,
bakery, all of whose property was de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. Insured.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

At STEVENS Book Store will
be found all the New Book, i,
latest styles of Ladies' Note Pa
pers, Children's Books, aud q
fine variety of articles suitable
for Holiday Presents, 80 w est
Fourth street, (next door to ST.
Paui'S.) de1-1ot
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Caught by a Rnll.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Dec. IA Frank Hender-
grast, an old prison bird, was shot in
the leg by a policeman last night while
attempting, with the aid Of an ac-
complice, to set fire to the lumber yard
of w. II. Ankerry & Bro. The other
man, who escaped, proves to be an old
counterfeiter, Dan. Ballard.
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Oh motion the Engineer of the Water.
works was directed TO report forthwith
to the Board the cost oil making the nee.
essary arrangement In the Watel works
building for The construction and repair
OF machinery required in the Water.
works. f.. * r-st:.,
The Clifton Lot Company, through
their attorney, NJ. l.. Buchwalter, ESQ i,
presented Il petition asking permission
to grade 80 much Of Guy and Straight t
streets as passes through their own
tract, at their own expense.
Adjourned
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Archbishop Bailey HI.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BALTIMORE. Dec. H.-Archbishop
Bailey was yesterday taken suddenly
and seriously ill, and prevented from
sailing for Rome.
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At the quarterly me Getting of the Board
oil Directors of the W esrern Union Tele-
graph, yesterday, General Anson Stager,
Superintendent OF the Central Division,
at Chicago, was elected Wee President.
A dividend Of ~ per cent. was declared
from the net earnings of three months
ending December 81.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE = FARM - Cool farm Of 97X
Il acres. situated X miles from Williams
burg, in ClcrmonG County. Farm In goou
orocr. VIII sell en- VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one tesirinS it 10 get a good
home. Address b. B. s., Star ofice, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, D.
jya,d&jys7w.h
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Third Edition

7henent tpenty-toar hours, fair or par
ttalIy cloady Weather and falling temper
Qture. ,,....,.-....
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LOST.

r OSr-EAR-RING-On Monday afternoon,
IL gold earring. Return 10 4O4 Court
stavt, aiid be paid for trouble. 1926
r OST-MONpY-on Monday evening, De-
4 4 cenber II, on or near Burnet Woods skat-
fSk pond, Council Manual containing 4 large
sbsii Of money. 4 lib reward will be paid
& returned 10 MICHAEL J. RYAN, ~ Cal
Acpn street, Vine. street I'LL. l8-2t
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WANTED. STU ATIoN5.

TIT KNyED-si1UAtIoN-As engineer by
wv Han who understands the business
Mbrplghr, Address GEORGE WASHlNu-
loSI tlls cflcc, a"A-at'
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For Memphis.

SATURDAY, 10Th, at 5 p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ h ANDY BAUM, II. j. Vinton. Mas
ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
EA'7 ssa'se1aR Mossett, agts., on n. o. wharf
,nnt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LNOR EXCHANGE LOLA So foot lot in
l. south C0vngtOn, worth $500, for Il piano OF
about the same value. Call or address 4O Ey-
erctt street, Cincinnati. l3-4U
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n nllA Families or groceries IN want OF
HuH satisfaction can be supplied by
ukVVaA going to the WEST EN- D MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES X, UURIN, Sixth stree, between
BAymiiler aud freeman. de1-Sm
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STEAMBOATS,.
For VeVay,

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ h. BANNOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
LIfsSas s.S Master. Apply on board, or at A.
2sasszszs-Aa KennelPs, corner Main and Water
3rreeSC
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

jLNOR RENT-ROO MS-furnished rooms for
L eenAemen, at 246 Plum street, first door
south OF seventh.
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FOR SALE,

LOR SALE E-OMNIBU5ES--One, two and
Il fOur-horse omnibus, second hand, IN gOod
efder, very cheap, at B. BRUCE Il LO.,S, SO
Kim street. 18-2t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-HOUSE-Ofe eight rooms, with
4 all modern improvements, 90 Longworth
street. Apply on premises. l3.St
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WOODS THEATER.

Every Evening during the week, and Satur-
day Matinee, HEN RIETTA CHANFRAU
Combination in Clifton W. Tayleure's new
play entitled "Parted"
Next week-Billy Pastor Troupe de11-tf
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NT NTkD-FlRST-CLASS PARTY - To
w put on and own an omnibus line In An
derson. Madison County, Indiana, for the ac-
eonimOdation Of all parties and houses An
aerson has four railroads, 5OOO inlapi; ants; a
good chance to make money. Address BUSG-
MAS, Post office Box III, Anderson, Madi-
9On County, In,liRna. 14-5t
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BOARDING = A neatly furnish cd from
Droom, with good board and home comforts
11f gentlemen. at ~ w. Fourth street. l3-ai
observation-disclosures or permanent par
ID ties can have neatly furnished front rooms
And frs -class board at IL East Fourth street;
tbsms low. 1885,
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VI OR REN1-R0OMS-Furni or unfur-
Il nishe to gentlemen or man and wife.
Apply at A4 ". Fourth street. 1926
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Continued success OF
II o = e e Y It L N G e +,
who will appear THIS EVENING in her great
rendition of JULIA, in
THE HUNCHBACK,
Supported by the full strength of the Company.
Friday, Benefit Of Miss EytInge - ROSE
MICHEL.
Only Eytinge Matinee Saturday-K ATHA-
RlNE; OR, The MYSTERY OF BRACKEN HOL-
Low.
Monday next-THE GENEVA CROSS.
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=" "ANTED-COOK- cook, in small
w family in the country, one hours ride
fFem the city. Apply at the counter Il Star
Dfioe. lt*
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NNT NTANTED-PAINTERS Two frst-class
w house painters. Address FRANK
8MITh, Florence, Boone County, Ky. 1926
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PREFERRED SPECIALS

y" Dyeing and Securing at Walkers, 81 4. 3D.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

cane chairs, south
w east corner Ninth and Cutter. 1t*
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give 5000 Christmas pi es-
w onts with our fine TEAS. CEN EN-
NAL TEA Co.. 9O4 W. sixth street. between
fium and Elm, Cincinnati, o. dc14-6trh&S
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M WJANTED-DkESS MAKING-At 45D W.
w Fifth street, up stars; dresses cut, fit
and made for 81 anu upward. 14-5t
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LNoR RENT-2 ROOMS in third story OF my
JIG house, No. 241 Cutter street. Also will be
vacant next week, rooms in second story.
: 6el2-9t Ill. PUGH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-11-23

Cor EN-" The proprietor of a
Front street saloon lad a fine liye
turtle, which he was going to have
made into soup for his guests. 1t was
under the ice box, waiting for his
time to come On Wednesday night
Mr.. Turtle meandered out into the
bar-room, and waddled along up to
where two soakers were sitting by a
table taking in sustenance of a liquor
nature. The turtle quietly passed
under the table, and found an OBJ
struction in the shape ola schooner
mand of leather, with mans foot 10
the ''hold." The turtle dadn't time to
60 around the foot, 50 he started to
climb over IT, The man who owned
the foot felt something and looked
down The turtle saw him and looked
up with an appealing look. The man
turned pale and said, "Boys take me
home and send for the doctor, I've
got 'em ?"-La Crosse Sun.