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State Of Panama, senor Rafael Auzparo,

State of Panama, Senior Rafael Auzparo,
took place to-day.
Central America-Trouble is antici-
pated in Central America. Honduras is
said to be quietly arming against Saliva
dor. The relations between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua are less friendly than
formerly. owing to boundary dispute.
Ecuador Antonia Barrero, Presi-
dent-elect, took the oath Of office on the
eighth ultimo.
Peru-Pierola is repos1ng with small
| fleet of three or four vessels. The Pc
ruvian government manifests no con-
cern. A decree was published on
| December 10, and is rather an arbitrary
affair, calculated to stop the export OF
| the great staple, guano, except at ruin
Gus rates.
Chili-yalparais has been the scene
| of terrible flood. A storm occurred on
| the morning of the 10th of December,
and the rain fell so heavily that in q
short time the streets were full of water.
The ground floors OF the houses were in
undated, and business was suspended,
as traffic was impossible and all kinds
of travel rendered dangerous. Three
launches in the bay were sunk. Several
vessels. unshipped from their moorings,
and two lives were lost. The loss Of
property is estimated TO be about one
and a half million dollars.
THE CABINET WILL REMAIN.
| PARIS, Jan. 12.--It is officially an
nounced that full Cabinet session o.
the French Ministers have consented tc
retain the portfolios OF the office, anC
the Cabinet will remain unchanged
President McManon will tomorrow is
sue q proclamation strongly conserya
tive.
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Tl,e sorrows Of straIkosch h

Max Strakosch is in trouble sgain1
Uncle John Robinson, through Constable
Wright, armed with writ from 'Sqaire
Reilly, bounced Max's cash box yester
day and carried it away with its $3.50
Max was indebted to Uncle John for two
nights rent of the Opera-Bouse, at $75
per night, and refused to pay, but the
at Church's music store, with the above
result. The case comes up at Squire
Reily's office Oh Friday at 2 p. M.
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Hortuary Record.

Anua Henry, IA years, America.
John Grolling, 30 years, America.
VIM. Elsmann, 2years, America.
Cora Pattebann, 2 years, America.
Emma Schaefer, weeks, city.
Maggie FunIm, II years, city.
Charles Unke, years, Cincinnati.
JOSIE Eppenbach, 4M years, Cincinnati
Mary Duval. America.
John Scherger, years, Germany.
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The Crooked Grange Bus,ness.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. II. - The
charges OF fraud in the finances of the
State Grange seem to lack- bottom.
There was no system in the manner Of
keeping the books and confusion in the
accounts has resulted. Dues were sent
TO both the Secretary and Treasurer by
two thousand Grangers i'll Indiana, and
the Executive Committee now want to
set the crooked straight.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 12.-The inaug-
uration of Governor John Lee Carroll,
at Annapolis, will be brilliant affair.
The Governor was waited upon last
night by number of his friends, who
congratulated him upon being the Gen.
tennial Governor, and the grandson of
one of the signers of the Declaration OF
Independence, tine immortal Charles Car
roll, Of Carrolton. The ceremonies Will
commence at the State-house at II
O'Clock,
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Boyd &Co.,s CrOskedness.

CHICAGO, Jan: Notwithstanding
the denial Of Boyd & Co., of New York,
Mr.. S. Gatsen, Of this city, presents in
his statement that large quantities Of
@rooked whisky was sent them by Chi
chago distilleries. He claims 10 have
letters and kilograms which will prove
that Boyd knew what he was dealing in,
and states that he took about forty thou
sand dollars worth per month from his
firm.
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Go Into RaNkrunfcY.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 12.-The Com.
mission appointed for the purpose OF in
vestigating the affairs of Easton & Milne,
the suspended banking house, have
passed a resolution recommending the
firm to 90 into voluntary bankruptcy.
and that the estate be placed in the
hands of a trustee. On
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The Era Of Retrenchment.

The Kingwood, Va, Herald is respon-
sible for the story that an economical
couple recently visited that town, were
married in store, and after the cere.
mony was performed, the groom invested
quarter in cakes and cheese, and sit
ting down by his newly-made wife, they
partooK OF the wedding dinner then'and
there without any fuss OF nonsense o.
any kind. No cards. IA.
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Late Foreign News.
LOUIS BLANC ILL.

LOUIS BLANC ILL.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-Louis Blanc is seri-
ously i'll OF bronchitis.
THE CRISIS.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-The Ministerial crisis
continues. Several designations are
probable.
THE PORTE INSISTS.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Jan. 12.-The Porte
intimated to the European Powers that
it will insist upon limitation Of the pro-
posed reforms in Herzegovina.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
PANAMA. Jan. .-Correspondence Of
the A merican Press Association;
!, The inaugural of the President of the
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After the itful fever of their annual
fight the members OF the Young Mems
Mercantile Library Association slept
WE'LL. Yesterday second election was
held, their regular annual election on
the 4th OF this month having failed to
elect any officers except two Directors.
The fight OF yesterday was very warm
one, although there were 212 less votes
polled than at the preceding one.
At times during the day excitement
ran high, and good deal Of personal
feeling was manifested, as is usual on
these occasions, but after the result was
announced the hostile parties embraced
each other fraternaliy, or adjourned to
some of'the neighborlng ''offices" to smile
over the state of affairs.
The Board of Inspectors report the
following vote:
Myfon Banning, Reg. ...... .............,.., 51
Herman Cooper, Ind d..................... 75s
Goeppep's majority. ty..................... 2Oc
VICE PRESIDENT.
| Lewis Weitzel, Reg. g..............."...,.... 567
| Chas. 2. Taft, Ind. rs
ooRsEsPoND1Ne SECRETARY.
f. G. Goshorn, Reg. ......... .............. 62s
John 5. WOODS, Ind. .......................... 6&
| Woods majority Observation-Disclosures. II
| RECORDING SECRETARY.
VIM. Worthington. Reg g.................... 6it
TREASURER,
Henry M. Gould, Reg. g....................... 72a
N. $. Clarke, Ind. .......................... 6M
Gould's majority. ...................... La
DIRECTORS.
Frank y. White, lnd...... ...................... by
Julius Refs, Reg ........................... 6N
Walter S. Jones, Ind. d....................... GIL
Chas. T.. Wilson, Reg. ..........: 79a
| 1t will be observed that only two tick
cts, the Regulars and Independents,
were represented, as the Centennials,
who were a host at the last election,
| withdrew their candidates.
| This must be considered an Indepond-
ent victory, although the Regulars elect-
ed six out of the ten officers, viz: the
Treasurer and five Directors.
Herman Cooper, the President-elect,
is young man OF very extensive ae-
quaintance in the city, and son OF Hon.
Michael Cooper, formerly State Sena-
tor from this county. Mr.. Taft, Vice
President, is talented young lawyer Of
this city. Woods and Worthington, Sec
retaries, are both young men, well
adapted to fill their situations.
So shall the Red and Blue ribbons be
laid away until Time rolls around his
annual Car once more, when we may ex-
jpect another fray, just as fierce, just as
hot and just as deadly as before.
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FINANCIAL.
c1Nc1NNArI. Jan. 1s-1:so r. NJ

Gold steady in New York at l12%. Buying
here at li2%and selling at ll3. Gold checks on
New York 1l31S.
The money market is firm, and the demand
New York exchange quiet and steady at pre-
vious rates. 1t is worth par buying ana lilo
premium selling. Sterling is unchanged. We
quote it 4.9J sight, and 4.85 sixCy-day bills,
gold.
The market remains quiet for Government
rnuda- n uunta thu folloRzinO.
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An Irishman was brought up before a
Justice OF the Peace on charge of va
grancy, and was thus questioned
"What trade are youw s'Sure, now,
yer Honor, Pm sailor" "You q sea.
'faring man? question whether you
have ever been to sea In your llfe,,'
sSure, now, and does yer Honor think l
came over from Ireland in a wagginp
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued since our last report:
Anthony Dewitt and Kate J. Barrett.
George w. James and Maggie Burk.
Fred. Kemper and Caroline Bergensinger.
George Young and Maggie Buchert.
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THE CABINET WILL REMAIN.
Suicide.

MACON, GA, Jan. 12-H. M. Brown,
Of the firm Of Brown & Co., died here
to-day from an overdose of morphine.
He is supposed to have taken it with
a suicidal purpose.
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THE case of DELPHI Lenpler and Joseph
Schreiner, arrested on the charge Of an
nov aged ak Years. was Continued in
the Police Court this morning until jan
uary 10, and their bond liked at $500
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THE FORTY Y-FOURTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Commit
tee on Rules reported adversely to the
resolution to amend the 25th rule so that
bills may be introduced without giving
previous notice. The resolution was
then briefly discussed and recommitted
to the committee. Mr.. Cooper, from
Tennessee, announced the death of his
colleague, Andrew Johnson, and eulo
gies were delivered by Messrs. Cooper,
Bogy, Merriman, Paddock, Bayard and
others. A number of unimportant bills
were introduced and referred. Ad'
journed.
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WTANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
w can get your corns, bunIons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. Ii. M. AERSCH-
FIELD, Eggert's barber shop, under the Ash
land House, Lexington, Ky, de14-ly
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia bill was pre-
sented Dy Mr.. Morrison as q substitute
for the present resumption act. 1t pro-
poses that the Government and the Ma
tional banks shall retain gold to the
amount of 80 per cent. of the outstanding
Treasury and bank notes, and repeals
that clause Of the present act compelling
specie payment in 1879. The pension
appropriation bill was reported and
apptopriates $25, ,533, 500. A bill appro.
priating $231, ,241 tor the Military Academy
was reported and made the special order
for Thursday. Toe amnesty bill was
taken up and the House was addressed at
length by Mr.. Hill, Of Ga. The House
adjourned at the conclusion of Mr.. Hilps
speech without further action.
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VNTANTED TRAVELLING SOLICITOR
wv For large and tlourishing company:
mist be reliable, and furnish first-class REFER
ences; salary moderate at commencement,
Address Loek-Box 1868, city. ial1-4t
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

NTAs ONIC = Annual meeting Of the Free
lyH masons' Mutual Benefit Association,
Tor elec tion of officers, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING. January 13, at 71S r. NJ, at the Temple.
ia12-2t ANS. l.. BURKE, Secretary.
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VKTANTED--JIM u CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly Of TIA Race street, are located
nc the "Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
tFey will be pleased to see their friends. Open
ut al hours. day and night. nol7-2m
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xET ANTED-To CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
i wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
COST for UASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, first floor. leSo-u
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xNT LADY TO KNOW
w That they can buy custom made SIDE
lace pebble kid shoes for ~ pair, atJ. y. d.
RAMS, No. 251 Central avenue, and No Il.
FIFTH street. ja11-5t*
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TcOR sALE--FARM-C Containing 400 acres,
E lying IN Mason county, Missouri, partly
nhder cultivation: finely lcNated, and splendid
sanfi, as personally selected said land; will
sell low. For particulgTes w, address, Box
~. lcbsuop, 0ni2. ----S+ taS-ss
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FOUND.

ESoUND-LoCKEr-A Melodeon Hall, De-
JIG cember II, lady's locker; party losing it
o., proving property, and paying for adyer-
tsement. jall-?t
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FOR SALE.

TfOR SALE-SlLK HATS-That have not
been called for, at ROCK ELLIS, 1871 Race
Freet. ja19-5t*
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NOR RENT-HOUSE--A nice small brick of
IL rooms, No. 81 Hopkins street; water and
gas; good neighborhood; convenient to street
cars going and returning. Inquire Of J. IL.
ROGERS, 40 Vine st. jal1-3t
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EOR sALE--TIMBER LAND--s80 acres,
I heavily timbefed; splendid soil; ~ miles
from Is. q D. Railroad, and miles from Day.
ton X Michigan Railroad. Address B.. II.
MARTIN, sidney .. ja12-St
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TyOR. -HOUSE-Two-stor brick, 8
L rooms; inside shutters; basement en-.
trance; gas. water; IN good condition; NO.
Fillmore street. Keys at l5j Linn street.
jaI0-3t
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T7oR sALE-LAND WARRANTS Texas
ID land warrants Of $40 acres each; also loca-
sed land; would exchange for other property
OF merchandise. Address JAS. A. DICKEN-
Son, Paris, III. jals-4t
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NTANTED-s UATION-As book keeper
w or assistant, by young man OF ex-
perience Address c. FL. KILBURN, 7o7 Nam
street, Covington, Ky. jaS-3t
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vNTANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW
w That they can get an old silk hat made
over with latest style at ROCKWELLS, 1y1
Race street. ja12-6t*
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NOR .SALE-LAND-143 acres of land, Is
il miles west of the city; upland. Address
r., Star office. oc9-H
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VETANTED-BOARD - For gentleman
w and wife within ten minutes walk OF the
Post-once. Address, with terms, A. "; w.,
this Office. Jalz-2t
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VET ED-PARTNEk-With $500, to en-
wv ter into new kind of advertising. to
travel and attend the Centennial at Phlladei-
phia. Address w. s. SLOAN, Logansport, In
diana. ja12-3t
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yKTAN ED-EMPLOYMENT- = By q man
wv willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper line, where an honest
living can be made. Address j. Nj, this Office.
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VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA g SON have new lot OF hne
.Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line OF
Groceries. Jy%o-u
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XNTANTED-sITUA TUATION-By a girl, as
wv lirst-class COOK, with city reference
Call at n. g. cor. Of Third and Butler, 1856, over
the grocery. ja1l-3t
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WI ANTED- D-SAMPLES by young man
wv who is selling to tho grocery trade OF
louisville to sell on commission. Address W.
7. MASON, louisville, Ky. ja12-8t
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FOR RENT.

JOR RENT-HOUSE-In Harrison. Ohio
IT seven rooms and large yard, only $40 per
month, 500 per year. r. WAITE, Harrison,
o. jal2-2t*
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WTANTED-SITUAT frst-class
wv bartender: can speak German. Ad-
dress G. N. NICKEL, Ironton, o. ja12-4t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION = By young
w man years of age, to do some light out.
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this office.
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LNOR Rem T-ROOM-Nicely furnished room
T with large cloths closet, gas, and fire if de-
sired. Comfortable for two gentlemen. 246
Plum street, between George and Seventh.
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EOR RENT-ROOMS-Two. at No. Z Turner
IL street, near Bank street, West Enl, in
good order, with cellar and stable. JAMES
K. CHALLEN, Attorney, "a W. Fourth st. IT.
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VNTANTED-AGENT Thorough business
w man in each county of this and adjOin-
ing States, to introduce and sell Blake's Non.
Explosive Fountain Lamp, "Millions in it.n
For circulars and price list, address BLAKE
LAMP CO., Canton, o. Jall-4t
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VNT IEACHER-Fo band; must
w be first-class in every particular, and
understand both brass and string instruments;
references exchanged. Address, with terms,
VI. ADAMS, Winchester, Ky. jal2-3t
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The market remains quiet Tor
bonds. We quote the following:

The foIlowing Is the 80 p. NJ. report OF new
York Stock Market, as received Dy Lea, oser-
rett " Co.. rs West Third Street:
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wv ANTED-SIT UATIoN-By irst-class
wv carriage painter. Apply, for two weeks,
to II. L. CROSBY, Cambridge City, Ind.
jai0-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yNTANTED-sEwING-To do, at 119 Rich
w mond. jal2-2t*
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EoR RENT-RoOMs : Elegant lodging
I rooms, SINGLE double, front, rear, furnished
or unfurnished, transiently or permanently;
Sixth st. ja11-2t
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VNTANTED - SITUATION -To DO plan
wv sewing or dressmaking in families. Ref
erences given. Address ii. A. W., this Office.
ja10-3t*
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
wANrED--.s1TUATIoNs.

w ANTED-S STU ATION-By first-class
wv timer; understands all kinds OF work
Address Box39, Fremont, OhiO. ja12-4G
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

TNOR RENT-ROOMS- fine rooms on first
IL floor, with water and gas, to a small fam
lily. 5S7 Sycamore street. jail -2t*
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TSOR SALE-DRY GOODS-And notions at
C bargain. All saiable and seasonable
goods. Address s. REDDISH, Centerville,
, Wayne Co., Ind. ja12-4t
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TaoR sALE-BAY MARE-Suitable for a
/ lady or physician; 16 hands high; 9 years
Dld, and not afraid of anything. Apply at rs
w. Front st. jaI1-3t
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UTANTED- TO TRADE - FARM = For
w drugs, groceries. dry goods. or boots and
shoes. Address Box 30, Centerville, Ind.
ja12-4t
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E,OR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land !;
I good spring on same; In thfckiy -scttled
neighborhood. In Adair county Iowa, near
county scat. Or viii trade for horse and light
mHing- wagon. Address "W," this oflice.
Ijy14-tfl
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NOR sALE-COUNTER-Te feet long. in
u good condition. Will be sold cheap. APP
Dly at 10Y w est Fifth street. ja3-tf
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VKTANTED-PHOTOG GALLERY
wv To rent a gallery where there is no other
IN the place, in Ohio. Address II, e., Sidney,
Ohio lao-4b
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TNoR SALE-BILLIARD TABLES-Two,
ia cheap, in good condition; will sell at low
price For further particulars address Box
lS7, Portland, Ind. jal0-3t
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J5yOR SALE-LAND-T0 acres Of choice bot
Ia tom land, all IN cultivation, on railroad
and near station. 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star office. oc9-H
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth at. jy15-1
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EOR sALE-DRUG sTORE-First-c class. in
K the business part OF the city, opposite St.
. Names Hotel, and first door north Of Wiler
House. Address u. q. NJ. Box 65, Mansfield,
Ohio. jaS-8t
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THoR SALE LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
Il one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
Ieges. Will sell cheap. Address s. p. T., Box
n citv OciS-tf
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VKTANTED-SIGN PAINTING-Cheap at As
w e. Third street. S. w. EMERSON. 11-3t*
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LOCAL NEWS.

M. f. THOMPSON, the little blonde-not
strawberry blonde--of the Water.works
office, is happy-so, at least, say his fel'
low-companions.
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TaoR ALEAENGINE-On horizontal en-
Il gine. eleycn-ineh bore, forty -four inch
POST q CO., No. lsj and 1888 West Second
stre-t. ja10-2r
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MTANTED- 81 1000 Confederate Pills / 5ns {
Natural History Store, 1T W. Sixth st. de3o-tf
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-21
The Anti-AGono1oo1ist.

mn who control it. make this equally
certain. II Gov. Hayes should, in the
course 1T events. be called to occupy the
White H ,use. he may we'll pray. 10 the
over ruli,y Oie to save him from his
friends. For among his supporters. we
tind the Chicago litter OCEAN. stren"usly
H. serting in :. late issue. that President
Grant. is the head, and front Of ''civil
service ret ,rm!"
And. lam sorry to confess, that MANY
are tho narrow minded, too much wed>
died. to their party, to see its extreme
thinness.
The great danger we live under,is that
designing men p-rvert the boon OF cleo
tive franchise. for sorIid and m-rcenary
III ,tives. For that ideal. place. We have
been taught to assign it to, is not m IRE
certain than the calamity that is sure to
follow in the w TX. OF those, who Il not
have an idea, and who lack mora; cOur-
are sufficient. to maintain even the ap
pearance OF one.
This matter OF finance, is one that
come, home 20 Ill OF US, and it is strange
when we realize th,t the circul tin mo-
dium, is to The prosperity Of the L'ti"n.
all that the circulation OF blood is to the
human system?
ELMlRA.