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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24

MATTERS ADVISORY.

willy White Barricades Bowen.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
BROOKLYN, Feb. A.-At the yesterday
morning session Of the Advisory Coun-
Gil DR.. Bacon, from che Committee on
the letter from the Andover Seminary
Church, reported that the Committee
says Plymouth Church should not accept
the Invitation.
After lengthy discussion the Coun-
Gil decided that the investigation held
in 1874 was adequate, and that Plymouth
Church had done its whole duty in the
matter.
At the afternoon session the question,
"Shall there be another investigation of
the charges against Mr.. BeecherW was
brought up and discussed at great
length. During the debate delegate
offered a resolution that, inasmuch as
Mr.. Beecher and Plymouth Church were
anxious for further investigation OF the
charges against the former, the C0un-
Gil recommend that another investiga-
tion be held. The discussion upon this
resolution was very heated one, but 1t
finally passed, about two dozen dele
gates voting against it.
At the evening session it was decided
that q committee OF three be appointed
to select five names from list presented
by the Committee, who shall constitute
the Investigating Committee, to hear all
possible evidence that can be cleaned
In regard TO the scandal, and sit as final
judges on the matter. Two Of the men,
bers Of this. Committee of Selection are
| Ex-Governor Dingley. and Judge Withey,
Of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Last night, in response to their letter
OF the 18th, Henry Q. Bowen met the Ply
mouth Church Examining Committee.
at the residence of Assistant Pastor
Halliday. Mr.. Bowen was accompanied
by his two sons and DR.. Ward. AT Mr..
HallIday's house he found the Commit
tee, Mr.. Beecher and his two sons, Oliver
johnson, b. f. Tracy and others. \.
Mr., Bowen reports that when he hat
read his statement and was nrnSSIn tns
point OF leaving the room, Mr.. 81
White jumped up, locked the door AM
put the key In his pocket, calling to 9th
ers Of the party to lock the other door
Mr.. Bowen was too quick for them, how
ever, and bounced out of the back par
=, door before it could be fastened.
''tMr $. V. White says that he fastened
aoSp,, order to detain MIR. Bower
srd spo NO nrn,oss to Interview as much al
possible. as Mr.. Do,yen had read a Ions
statement regarding the scandals 0f tel
OF eleven years ago without giving names
or dates.
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Minor Mentions.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Feb. A.--Look
woods tannery, on Upper Eighth street,
burned this morning.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Feb. 24.-George
FL. Stark's warehouse, on Water street,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
NASHUA, N. H., Feb. M.-The bobbin
shop OF Eaton & Aver was destroyed by
fire to-day, causing a loss Of $4,000. No
insurance.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-At 3 O'Clock the
charge in the Babcock case was con-
cluded, and the case submitted to the
jury. after which Court took a recess till
O'Clock,
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BABCOCK.

General Dyer's Closing Speech.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24.-Gen. Dyer closed
his argument in the Babcock case yes
terday afternoon. At the opening OF the
evening session he reviewed the testi-
mony very fully, presenting the same
theories of the prosecution that&en.
Brodhead urged, but with much more
force. AS regards the previous reputa-
tion and standing OF Gen. Babcock, they
were willing to acknowledge all that
had been claimed by the defense. So,
likewise, the characters of Mcdonald
and Joyce were considered till they had
been convicted of crime. Col. Dyer
said he would ask this enlightened jury
to aid him in securing an enforcement
OF the laws, regardless OF mans posi-
ton. So far as personal feelings are
concerned, he solemnlv ayerred tnat he
had none against the defendant. II was
evident that he wished to strongly infiu-
ence the opinions Of the jurors, notwith-
standing his statement that he should
introduce nothing to which the Court
could object. He was stopped by Judge
Dillon and warned that he must confne
himself most strictly to his subject.
There is great difference or opinion in
the city as to the probable verdict OF the
jury, to whom the case will be CON-
mitted after the charge Of Judge Dill
lon.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a. Court did not
open till 1880 this morning, the delay
being caused by the Judges, who were
engaged in finishing the text of their
Instructions to the jury.
In his opening remarks Judge Dillon
complinrented the jury for the patience
with which they have listened to the
evidence in the tedious case. The rea-
son they had not been allowed TO read
the newspapers was because
the opinion Of many journals
is very pronounced, attempts befug made
by them to prejudice the case. Fortu-
nately the duty Of the Judge is very
plain, there being no difficult points
which are not fully settled by the legal
decisions Of the Courts in this country
and Great Britain.
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cIares that all previous legislation on
this amendment is illegal and unconsti-
tutional; that the Constitution can not
be amended by joint resolution, but must
be by regular enactment of law. This
defeats this movement for another four
years, although he says the present Leg
islature has the power to legalize acts
already done.
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The Third Term SnIif.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 24-Tne Primary
meeting of the Salt Lake Republican
Committee was held yesterday for the
purpose Of choosing delegates
to territorial convention to represent
Utah at the Cincinnati Convention, but
the party split on the third term aues-
ton, causing much strife and i'll feeling,
resulting in the election of two Chairmen
and two sets Of delegates. -
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Heavy Failure,

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BOSTON, Feb. 24.--ElUah Shaw, OF
Wales, Mass., who owns five mills and
employs two hundred and seventy I've
hands, has suspended. Liabilities esti-
mated at $500, 900.
He owns real estate valued at from
5000, 900 TO 100000, which is morlgaged
for 900. The cause OF the suspension
is the dullness Of trade. The employees
have not been paid since the Let Of De-
cember.
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Military News.

Special to the star. e>
COLUMBUS, Feb. 24.-The following
Commissions were issued from the Ad.
jutant Generals office:
"Hayes' Battery, ,"Ironton--First Lieu
tenant, John Bowers; Second Lieuten.
and, Francis M. Blagg.
"Ashtabula Light Artillery" Ashta-
bula-First Lieutenant, Henry III. Bart
lett; Second Lieutenant, John w. Col.
Inns.
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THE SIX MILLION BILL.
Twice Amended this Morning and
Passed.


Special TO the StaR
COLUMBUS, Feb. A.-The proposal to
reconsider the vote by which the Six
Million Bill was passed the House, was
abandoned, and this morning the bill
was read third time, and an amendment
offered by Mr.. DIR, providing that after
the road is completed the builders shall
advertise for six months in leading
newspapers of the United States for
proposals for leasing it. Said ADVERTISE
ment to state the condition and restric-
lions under which the line is to be made,
and that the road shall then be let to the
most favorable responsible bidders.
A further amendment was offered by Mr..
Wiltsee that the Trustees have the pow
or to carry on work under exis ting con-
tracts till the election is held. Both
amendments were agreed to, and the
bill passed in that. form by vote Of 80
to 10.
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Death ON the Rail,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, Feb. PA sleeping car
OH the extension OF the Harlem Road
was burned last night. Mr.. BisselI,
proprietor Of the Sherman House, Chi
cago, and his son, were burned to death
Eight or ten other persons were either
burned or badly bruised. The car was
upset by broken rail.
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Sleeping Car Rurned.

By American Press Association to the STAR,
MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 24.-Early yes
terday morning the sleeping car Texas,
in a train from Louisville, was discov-
cred to be on fire. Before the train
could be stopped the flames had gained
such headway that the passengers barely
escaped, leaving their clothing and light
baggage behind, which, with the car,
were entirely consumed.
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Miss CLARA MORRIS IiI.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. A-Clara Morris, the
actress, who is now in this city, is in a
critical condition, suffering from diph-
iberia and spinal disease. ALI her en-
gagements have been Cancelled.
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Another Injured innocent. i.

BY American Press Association 10 ne he STAR
CHICAGO, Feb. A.-Alderman Cutler.
soi' appeared yesterday and pleaded not
guilty to the charge of being implicated
in the whisky business.
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Tie Mrs. Green who Loaf her life In tho
Strath Clyde disnster was not daugE.
ter but a Niece Of Dion B6pcLcault.
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The woman,s suffrage Question.

By American Press Association 70 the STAB.
DIES MONIES, la, Feb. M.-In the As-
sembly the opinion OF the Attorney Gen.
erai relative to the Woman's Suffrage
y = c1f psDts was read. IN whioh be de-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24

M JANTED-srrUA ATION--By man ex-
wv perienced In running all kinds OF wood
working machinery, to run some kind Of ma
chimes at the Centennial Exposition al Phila-
dclphia; best Of city references Address
n. III, care Of Hellberg, Ramusen q Co.. 95 W.
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WI STU ATION--Fiv dollars ont
w of first weeks salary will be given to
any party that will be the means Of securing
permanent position in this city for young
man as assistant book-keeper. Address AS
SISTAET, this Office fe22-5ts
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price Of admission, which has besa
placed at twenty-fiv cents. ReBerSe4
seats at Hawley's, 1874 Vine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24
WESTON IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. 24.-W eston, the Ameri-
can pedestrian, on Tuesday night com.
menced the task OF walking two hundred
and seventy-fve miles il seventy-five
hours. This morning he had completed
one hundred and eighty-three miles.
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fTXT ED-PARTNER--A business man
! wv with about $1,000 to engage with me in
.1he auction and commission busine- at T0le-
do, Ohio; references exchanged. Address j. j.
MANOR, City Post-office. fed At
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SOME ONE TO BLAME.

LONDON, Feb, 4.--The inquiry into
the cause Of The collision of the steamer
Franconia and Strath Clyde ended to-
day. The jury returned verdict of
manslaughter against the officers Of the
Erlflconia.
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VXJ XJANTED-PA an old estab-
wv lished, good, paying business, who is ca
pabie OF managing the office affairs and
Npances, aud has from 900 to $1,000 capital
In cash; q frst-ciass chance Is offered. Ad-
dress ). r. u, Evansville, Indiana, fe24-3t
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L,OR sALE-ARrIST'S OUTFIT Extreme.
IL ly low; has been In use but seven weeks
nentlre outfit OF oil co!ors. For particular,
End piice, address Il. r. e., Post oiiice Box l66
Lebanon, o. fe23-st
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VK1 K1ANTED-AGENTS-A energetic and
wv responsible agent in every town to sell
che patent Gross and Star Coal Fire Kindlers.
Hhe best out. Territorial rights for sale: Ad-
uress 8. w. RAY q co., Springfield, Ohio.
fe24 5trh.S&Iut
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TI1UR SALE--HQ QRSE-- Combined saddle and
JIG harness horse six years old and SOUND;
goes all tho gaiis under saddle, and trots in
harness: has been ridden Dy lady and children.
Adlress Box y37, Post office. fc2l-lt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24
THE NEW CABINET.

PARIS, Feb. M.--The following are un-
derstood to compose the new cabinet:
M. Bufaure, Vice President and Minis
ter OF the Interior, temporarily; M. De-
maux and Desjardino remain in the Cab.
met temporarily. Duke Dezzars, M.
Leon Say, Gen. b. Cissey and Admiral
Montaigne, will also likely form part
OF the new Cabinet. The Ministry Is
not yet definitely formed, and will not
be until alter a second ballot has beer
taken. ,,,
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iTNT ANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
+. wv formerly Of ia Race street, are located
at the ''Sun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
ithey will be pleased to see their friends. open
At all hours, day and night fe4-sm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-24

ia tho best location in the city; the house has
boon painted inside and out. newly papered,
and is N tip top condition. with 0 new billiard
tRble and pin-pooi set. Apply on the premises.
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FOREIGN.

By American Press Association to the STAN.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-The Times none,
article says United States securities ar
improving.
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TOK SALk-DRUG STORE--In Ironton, o.,
I aud years. lease, on best corner stand in
the 0ity; will invoice about 5000. Address
Lock k-l0x 2SS, Ironton. Ohio. feA-4t
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tT'OR SALE -CARPET-sH0P Il Stock and
j. fixtures OF arpet-shop; will sell cheap.
Call ut 246 Freeman street. fe23-3t
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FOR SALE.

Ei'OR SALE--BAR-R0OM- boarding
j. housei q good stand, on Q good corner. In-
nuire at W Central avenue. fe2l-4t
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SUFFER2 When you
wv can get your corns, bunloas warts and
5IgrOwing nails cured by DR.. Fl. nj. HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggcrt's barber shop. under the
Ashland House, LexngtOn. KY, del4-1Y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HEJANTED-TO TRADE-A small piano
w for any good merchandise. Address j.
N. LEEDS, Kokomo, Ind. fe23-4t
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EVKT KTANTED-EvERYBOD TO KNOW
wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
Cigars: give us cali; 260 Central avenue.
&. SMITH, Proprietor feV-1m
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VNTANTED = UATION = As assistant
wv book-keeper by young man who Is
quick and accurate at figures; will commence
at $40 per week: can furnish satisfactory ref
erences. Address ASSISTANT BOOK KEEP
Err, this Office. fc91 ct
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sT,OR sALE-sODA-w A-wATER FOUNTAINS
I - -oaa-w water generator and three foun-
tsins; will sell cheap, or trade for drugs. J.
y. UETEaSINGEK, Twenty-frst Ward, City.
fe24-2tt
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EOR SALE-LANp-- SO acres prairie land
Il good spring on same; in thfckIy -scttled
neighborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county-seat Or will trade. Address "W,"
thls Onice. ly14-tf
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TNTANTED SCHOLARS = BY lady. to
/ wv teach at night. For terms and branches
kaught, for the present. inquire at 2oi West
Beyenth street. fe2S-St
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L,OR SALE-SEWING MACHINE-Gooda as
IL new; American ovcr-scaming, with cabi-
het; cost $l40; will sell for 500 cash. Address
care Of Letter carrier No. 81. fes3-St
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tVNTANTED- M NOTICE--Any parties wish
kvv ing to contract for Lake Ice, delivered at
,kisy Lake Erie port, will do well to correspond
with THOMAS Ii. TAYLOR, Chatham, Ont.
fell At
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E,oR SALE-COUNTER-Te feet long, in
IL good condition. Will be sold cheap. Ap.
ply ut lO7 West Fifth street. jas-if
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VXTANTEp--D p--DRUG-sTORE-To buy, in
w some thriving railroad town OF NOT ,s iess
fhan $500 inhabitants no old WTf'esS @ "a SysA NJ
tp0leon, o. -- losI-eo
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VET TED-EvERY MAN-ro live in his
wv own house; build; get perpetual lease,
then buy the lot at any time. Sec FISHER,
a65 W alnut street. fe22-3tTu Th&S
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TSOR SAI.E--FIRE ENGINE--Ata a bargain
4 one arat-class lire engine; Button nianu-
xacture, R-,nch cylinder, in good order Ad.
dress y. WILSON, jr., Clerk, WapakoDeta, %.
fe24-2t
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-HOUSE-Two-s story brick con-
E tanning eight rooms and bathroom; large
front, side and rear yard. 139 Hopkins street.
fe23-3t
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VTTANTED-YOUTO TO KNow-If you don't,
kyy how cheap building lots can be bought;
ks,,~oad Station. See FISHER, 255 Walnut
letreaA- ieSI-oolu U, 1n@o
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VXT ANTED-E ENGAGEMENT = In the
wv Southern States by first-cass band
header; plays good violin and prompts for
ingt0n, KY. fe23-2t
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XNT TED--SITU ATION-By a woman, to
wv do general housework, in small family
no objection to the country. Call at 169 Front
street. fe23-2t
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70 SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
X VWMrr, NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
49,, =, 90 oo IL miles from the city, on
raiiroad az 20 aoiS, Addrssa = this office. ja2s-tf
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock OF
wv frst-cIass Sewing Machines, ia order TO
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT = COUNTRY RESIDENCE -
IL Two-story frame dwelling house, of Z
rooms. 20 acres, u mile from Red Bank, on l..
N. II. r., at $3.50; rare bargain. inquire OF Mrs.
CASTER, No. II Worth street, Pendleton, Gin
cinnati. fe24-4t
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EKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
! w CAVAGNA & SON have now lot Of
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy.
also splendid line of Groceries. jy26-tf
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AWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at ~ w. Fifth st. jyi5-tt
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NM GOLD-Cash paid for
wv watches, diamonds, old gold and silver.
"a. A. EYSTER, $40 w. Fifth. fe22-3t*
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LNOR SALE = CHEAP = LII ;. "'aSeara, y,
l. SHIP-For full Arithmetic and a "gn
Course at Bryant, stratton & DeHan's Con-.
For full particulars address s. p. G., Box o.
city. ja3-tf,d&w
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NV ANTED-SITU ALTON BY timer OF
w four years experience, in city or coun-
try; best OF references. Address JOHN GROSS,
AIS Scott street, COvington, KY. fe2l-4
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NM NTED-SITU UATION-By a sober and
| w industrious man, as foreman in brick
yard; no objection to the country. Address O.
1 IHARCOURT, w alnut Hills. fe23-3t
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tVET ANTED--TO BORROW $1,000 for three
hVV years, Mt 8 per cent interest, secured BY
1irst mortgage on real estate worth $4,000.
Address Box 2l5, Middletown, o. fesl-4t
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tVXTANTED- - G. TRAUTvETTER - Cures
w warts, corns and impotency. Call or ad-
dress 2b7 Clark street, Sd story. fes-12t
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MT ANTED " SITUATION - by young,
". well educated German, only short time
IN tne country. with, best OF city references.
vii. accept or anything to maze an honest
living. Address A. NJ. No. %, this Office.
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NNT ANrED- OUSE-A small house or cot
Wv tage ON the railroad between Valley
Jancvfbn and SedamsvIlle. Address, stating
particulars, COUNTRY HOME. this Office.
fe.4-2tA
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tVNT ANTED - YOU TO BUY = choice
| w building lot; So cash, after that, interest
ana taxes only need be paid for three years.
Bee FISHER, 266 Walnut street.
+ fe22-3tTu, Th&S
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iEOR SALE-@SACQUE--A fine silk and lace
4 sacque for iady to wear at parties, or
tO'paw for making. Call at d2S W. Fifth street.
fc23-3t
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rf7S0R .sALE-TEAS-A bargain to grocers'
IL and dealers, q lot Of fine teas to be sold
gefy cboap, ut SEDAMSyILLE DRUG
pTORE, Twenty first Ward, City. fe24-.t+
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wANTED---sITUATIoNs,

" ANTED-SITUAT ATION-By No. / cook
wv and laundress, house girl and nurse, city
or country. 10 Ludlow street. fe24- 4-St
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NM TED-ASSISTANCE-On q patent;
w will bid defiance to competition; will sell
yspidly; fast as manufactured; no truck raiser
will do without one. Address G. PARKER,
Xenia, Ohio. fe28-4t