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Gospel Meeting.

Through the influence OF the Y. M. G.
A. "Church Committees" (Rev. d. H.
Moore, DID,, Chairman. q union service
is held, by several church congregations,
on the last Sabbath evening of each
month. The churches that will meet to-
gether tomorrow night at st. Johns NJ.
g. Church, Rey.Wm. Runyan, pastor, cor.
ner John and Longworth, are as follows:
Grace Methodist Church, Rev. NJ. B. Tay-
lor; Bible Chapel, Rev. e. G. Abbot;
Mears Chapel, Nj. E., Rev. Ell. d. Fisher,
DID,; Mclean Chapel, NJ. E., Rev. VIM.
Young. These services have been fruit
tul or good results heretofore, and
through the variety OF brief addresses,
lnterspersed with good music, can not
but increase in popularity.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.
AT CHICAGO.
Dynamite in baltimore.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-An explosion OF
dynamite or safety powder, followed by
a fire, occurred yesterday afternoon in
the factory at Biddle and stillman
streets, thickly-settled neighborhood.
About 800 cans containing twenty-five
pounds of powder each, exploded in vol
leys, continuing for half an hour. The
building was shattered, the wall crumb-
ling in with the last yoIley, and injur-
ing six firemen, but none seriously.
During the explosion, the greatest con-
sternation prevailed, and several fam
lilies procured wagons and moved away
from the neighborhOod,
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Springfield Items.

opcClsl W the Obtsk.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 29.-The subject
Of redistricting the city so as to form q
new ward is being agltated, very likely
by parties who want to get into Council,
SO that they might have their hollow lots
filled at the public expense.
The Springfield Elbow Company shortly
Intend enlarging their extensive manu-.
factory.
Over 1900 houses were built last year
in this city, and the prospects for build.
ing the coming season are good.
Brown, the mind reader, will be here
next Tuesday.
The proposition to reduce the day
wages OF railroad laborers from 81 10 to
81, and the displacement of railroad off
GERS to make room for Eastern mer
causes no little grumbling and just com
plants.
The wet weather the past few days hal
put stop to police business. Marsha
Mast reporIs the city 'yery moral"
Mr.. Geo. Remnants lecture ON Thurs
day evening was largely attended.
Mr.. James Virgins, jr., died at his res.
idence ON Market street on Thursday
evening.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The will of Nancy Salmon was this
morning prcbated.
THE annual ball Of the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Association in aid OF the
poor, at Eureka Hall, announced tor
Wednesday, February 16, has been post
poned to Thursday, February II.
OFFICER QUINN. Of the Hammond
street District, arrested colored man
named James UIin, and took from him 9
fine sack overcoat, which he was en-.
deavoring to dispose of. The coat, a
valuable one, can be seen at the Ham
mond-street Station.house, where II
awaits Identification.
A SERIOUS if not fatal accident oc
Cured yesterday at the seed store o
Mr.. Mccullough, on Walnut, below
Fourth. Mr.. j. G. Mccullough, a junior
partner of the firm, was found lyiue
senseless on the floor. He had by some
means fallen between the platform o
the elevator and the floor, and was ter
| ribly crushed across the abdomen. DR.
Mussey, who dressed his wounds, ex
pressed the opinion that his spine was
injured. He is this morning much i'm
proved, and will probably recover.
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Col. WOOlley's Southern Railroad
Proposition.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 29.-C. w. Wool
ley, of Cincinnati, is here with propo-
sition, backed by prominent Cincinnati
capitalists, to lease the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad if that city will complete
the road from Nicholasville to Chatta-
nooga. This company proposes to use
the road already built through Kentucky
to Lexington, and occupy and operate
the Southern road as fast as sections,
five miles long, are completed. They to
pay Cincinnati an equitable portion of
the gross receipts, and transport all ma
terial required by the Trustees of the
Southern road, to be carried from the
Ohio River to any point on the line at
the actual cost of transportation. This
will practically give Cincinnati COM
plotted road to Chattanooga, and in Mr..
Woolley's judgment, save Cincinnati
between 49, 000, 900 and $3, ,0OQ, 900 of what
it would cost If the road was built TO
Lexington.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

The "Sovereigns of Industry meet to-
night at Heyl Hall, on Sixth and Free
man streets.
Rev. Lemuel Moss, DID,, will preach
tomorrow morning at the Ninth-street
Baptist Church.
The members of the Social Democratic
Society are requested to meet next
Wednesday at the Cosmopolitan House
Students of Lane Seminary will ad
dress the Union Prayer Meeting tonight
at the 7. M. q. A. Rooms. Gospel meet
ing tomorrow night.
Arrangements for the usual annual
banquet on Washington's Birthday will
be made tonight by the old Volunteer
Flremen. at the Gifts Engine-house.
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Minor Mentions.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 29.-The Supreme
Court Commission will commence work
next Tuesday.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.--Daniel W. Voor.
hees commenced his argument this
morning in closing the deleDse of VIM
Mckee for alleged completely in whisky
frauds.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 29-In the House a
printed memorial was presented, from
seventeen citizens of Hamilton County,
asking the passage Of the six million
dollar Southern Railroad Bill.
RAPIDS CITY, ILL, Jan. 29.-A Swede
named Peter Nelson, halt q mile south
of this place, was murdered by his wife
yesterday morning. The murderess has
been taken to Jail at Rock Island.
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RAMPANT RIvER.
Effects and Prospects Of the HfgsI
Water.

Water
The river continued to rise slowly an
night last night, and this morning at teR
O'Clock stood fity-two feet and one inch
by the Water-wOrks mark, having raised
ten feet and one inch since six O'Clock
last night, and is still rising at the rstp
of one inch an hour. The water is up 10
the ceilings ON Sausage Row, and jusf
touches the pavemenG at the southwest
corner of Front and Main streets.
Preparations had been pretty fully
made for tue high water by business
houses In the bottom, and the DAMAGE
will not therefore be great. All the esl-
lars on the streets running north and
south from Pearl street to the river that
are connected with the sewers have been
reached and the water is pouring in.
A number OF walnut logs from above
stuck here this morning, and are being
captured by the owners, who followed
them down. A number were found nj
the corner of Front and Broadway.
The water in front of Bat Row is COM
pletely filed with floating furniture and
debris OF all kinds, the property OF the
unfortunate tenants, who are still busily
engaged in fishing it up.
Woifstein & Co., hide dealers. Main
street, have about five thousand hides Ia
the cellar, and will not, it is feared, be
able TO get them out without heavy loss,
as the water is now rising among tho
goods.
A barge loaded with barrels of salt
being tOwed by the towboat Lookout.
struck Pier No. of the Newport bridge
and was sunk about O'clock this mora.
ing. The salt belonged to one of tho
Kanawha River Salt Companies, and is
valued at between $1,000 and $1,000, ana
is total loss.
The Little Miami Railroad authorities
report the road and all it's branches an
right, and trains running without inter
ruption.
Reports from above indicate con-
tinued slow rise of about two or three
feet more. Should the river between
here and Pittsburg pour out water
enough to keep the river at its present
stage till the Pittsburg rise strikes, tina
probability is that there will be a Hood
that will cause much damage aboui
Monday morning.
At Pittsburg the river continues ta
| rise with thirteen feet and eleven inches
at 10 O'clock this morning. Steady and
at times very heavy rains have prevailed
| there since yesterday noon.
| The trains on the l., e. and L., Dayton
Short-line, and Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroads are arriving and departing as
usual, the high water as yet not inter
tering with them. 5He
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Republican Executive Committee,

The Hamilton County Executive Com
mittee of The Republican party met this
morning in Hopkins Hall, Amor Smith,
Esq, in the chair. q. i. Anderson acted
as Secretary.
The resolution introduced by Mr.. For.
aker, after being amended by Mr.. Stei-
gleman so as to read, Resolved, That a
committee be appointed by the Chair
man of the Executive Committee of
Hamilton County to act in connection
with the Citizens' Committee In taking
whatever steps may be necessary for
the entertainment ofdelegates to the Ma.
tional Convention In June next, was
passed.
A Committee consisting of Messrs
Geo. Weber, VIM. Ohmann, w. e. Davis
AMI McGill and W. Cornell were ap-
pointed to apportion out to the Wards
their just number OF delegates to the
State Convention. To this Committee
was also referred the matter OF the time
and manner OF electing State delegates
The National Convention delegates are
TO be elected by the representatives. tt
the State Convention.
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whats In a NamsqD

A sweet young girl went into Fouyfa,-
street music-store, and asked the clerk
ii he had "a Heart that Loves Me Qniy. ~
"No," he said, shut here's "A Health 10
Thee, Mary" That wouldn't do, bui
before she turned to 20, she asked.
s.Have you 'One Sweet Kiss Before w
Parpp' That Fourth-streot clerk ;ooked
was out; the Boss was up stairs trying
to sell granger whccxy old m .lode N.
and 80 he leaned over the couater ani
turned out about ha'fa dozen OF the best
and most artistlcally- -hnished arficlcs
that the astonished young lady had ever
seen offered In a job-lot. She didn'l say
much, but she went out OF The store in \
step and y half, aud rubbed her chccks
thoughtfully all the way home.
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Union Central Life Insurance Com

We take pleasure in calling the atten.
tion of our readers to the Ninth Annual
Statement of the Union Central Life In.
surance Company, OF this city. This is
a home company. The continued eyi.
dences OF success and prosperity of this
sterling company should be q matter OF
pride to the people of Ohio, and we can
not do better than to recommend it to
any who may be seeking the benefits OF
Life Insurance. Its officers and direct.
ors are all business men Of high stand.
ing and well known in this city.
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Columbia MI. E. Church

The NJ. e. Church of Columbia is en-
joying revival, which, thou sh quiet in
its progress, is being attended by some
remarkable conversions. There have
been fifty -four accessions to the Church
since Conference. The Society is in
earnest, and the prospects are exceed.
ingly good for the erection of neat and
commodious church edifce ON Eastern
avenue early this year. Tomorrow at
II A. NJ, in the Town Hall, Rev. W. L
Hypes, presiding elder, will preach.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

CLOTHES WRINGERS
For sale and Repaired. +. TETrENBORN,
2l9 w. Fifth street. jas-tf-S&W :
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29-I:30 r. M.
Gold 1I3 in New York. Buying here at Ifsx,
and selling at 113. Gold checks on New YORK
ll31S.
There is better demand for money to-day.
The market is steady, and there is q Liberal
supply at 5 to 10 per cent at the banks. I'D.
Eastern exchange is quiet and rates un-
changed. Buying at l-20 discount and selling
at ~ premium.
Sterling is steady with moderate demand At
4S6 to 400. ..g0ld.
Government Sc 1uritics firm, with light Offer
ings and moderate demand in the local market.
Uhav rate as follnws.
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definitely postponed awarding contracts
for furnishing six million pounds OF beef
for the Kiowa, Wichita and Cheyenne
Tribes, and thereby greatly disappointed
a number of competing contractors who
had gathered at Leavenworth to see the
bids opened. 4rn
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WIANTED-DR. JAS. G. KERR'S-Great
wv System Renovator is good alike for chill
all fevers and smallpox. 1t cures all diseases
arising from impure blood; cures all skin dis
eases, liver complaint, erysipelas, dyspepsia,
constipation and piles. None genuine without
my name and the title of the medicine blown
on the bottle, my portrait and signature on the
label, and my portrait and name on my United
States Proprietary Stamp covering the cork.
Beware Of countertcits and limitations. Should
your druggist not keep it, write direct to pro-
prietor, 13g West Fourth street, Cincinnati, O.
ja.9-8t-S&W
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Nobody knows what was the matter
with him, but when be came home the
other night with two cigar stumps, q
picked pigs foot, hall q piut OF peanuts,
and a small Il lsk In his pocket, and his
wife asked him what under the sun hs
had got there, he replied: ssI--hic--I
donno notwithstanding bout &,
less ips-hic-Biltweed."
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A man in New Hampshire had the mis-
fortune recently to lose his wife. Over
the grave he caused stone to be placed,
on which, In the depth OF his grief, he
had ordered to be inscribed: "Tears can
mot restore hcr--thereiore weep."
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EOR RENT-HOUsE--No. 4S7 West Eighth
III street, containing store room aud ten liv-
Sng rooms, which may be subjected to fam
tiles, will be ronted at o low price to resgons.
fblc party. Apply to L. HINSDALE, No. 10
Carlisle Building, corner Fourth and Walnut
ntrccts. ja2e-3t
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ADVERTISE.

BANKS-At his late residence, 125 York
street, after a prolonged illness, Jedediah
Banks, in the saith year OF his age.
Funeral, Sunday p. NJ. from George street
Church. 1t
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NM ANTED - SIrUATION-By lady in
Wv Texas, as goverDess, lady's maid or
traveling companion to some lady going to
Europe; wages no object, good home desired;
can give good references. Address Miss
LAURA ALEXANDRA, Hillsboro, Hill
County, Texas jaT-4t
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fVNT ANT TED--SITUATIO a master
Wv mechanic and inventor, in manufacture
snR establishment: mechanical genius, who
Is capable q furnishing his employer new IDEAS
references. Address SKILL, Box $40, Barnes
willie, D.. jaZ7-3t
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NM YOU WISH-To save money
wv in buying good custom made boots,
shoes, CATERS, or rubbers, be sure to go TO s.
MARX, $50 West Filth street, corner Flum
He not only retails at wholesale prices. but he
also opens daily job lots Of fashionable boots
and shoes, which he sells at half the usual
price. In short, you will be astonished how
much cheaper you can buy there than else
where. 1t
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(KI ANTED-SITUA ATION-By a druggist of
tNV four years. experiences; best references.
address L. M. S., Box 1872, ,Bellefontaine, Ohio.
/ ja27-3t
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TOR SALE-FARM--O One OF the finest farms
Il In Missouri; elegant new brick residence in
perfect repair, good barns, tenant house, ice
louse, brick hen-house and smoke-house.
Terms reasonable; would take productive city
property In part paymenr. Address WIN. L.
sMIiEY, Paris, Monroe County, Mo. ja27-4t
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VALENTINES.
! BOARDING.

DOARDING--Bea furnished room
I'D Tor couple; unfurnished room and front
single room; table excellent; terms moderate.
26O Vine, below Seventh street, jazs-2t
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-HOUSE-3 -3-story brick, eight
l rooms, good cellar and cistern, in good Or
der, At 842 freeman street. ja25-2t
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TNT ANTED = ITUATION - As travelling
wv salesman, in q wholesale grocery or to-
bacco house, by aman having good acquaint-
ance In Central Indiana and Indianapolis.
Good reference given. Address o. TRAVEL
ER, 68 Market street, Indianapolis, Ind.
ja25-4t
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T osT--SLEEvE-BUTTON- Exposition
i A Hall or vicinity Friday evening, marked
III. s., = present OF q adcceased mother. Finder
win please return 10 Enquirer o1ice and re-
cove reward. jaN-2t
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MARDI GRAS
Royal Proclamation !! a
To All Whom these Presents
Shall Come, Greeting:

Shall Come, Greeting:
KNOW YE, that we, REX, by the Grace OF
Momus, King of the Kingdom OF Mirth and
Pleasure, do hereby announce our royal will
That we will honor our goodly city Of Cincin-
natl with our sovereign presence on the 29th of
February, being the Feast of Mardi Gras. and
we do make this our Proclamation to all our
loving subjects, tnat they may make all fitting
arrangements thereunto appertaining
IMPRlMIS.-.-We do constitute and ap.
point our faithful subject and follower,
G. W. c. JOHNSTON, Mayor, Prince Good
Fellow (P. G. F.).
IMPRIMIS..--We do constitute and ap-
point our loving Kuight. WIN. ST. MAR
TIN, Earl Marshal Of the Kingdom, with
the title of "Cincinnatus."
And we do further 'ordain that all orders and
appointments emaDating from these our rep
resentatives shall be as binding and Of as full
the end that our reception may be right roy
al one, we will from time to time during our
progress toward our prosperous city make
such proclamatiOns from our own hand as may
seem expedient.
Given under our royal hand and seal this 25th
day of January, 1876, A. D., and OF our reign
the Tooth. REX.
IAttestl YOUNG AMERICA,
IL Keeper of the Seals.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

sVKT ANTED-Fou Ferrotypes for 5Oc. New
| wv York Gallery, 2S w. Fourth st. mh22-Stf
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. il joining the city OF Kokomo. Ind, worth
S20.0UU; will take half in Arkansas or Texas
lands; will furnish abstract Of title and require
the same. Address j. NJ. LEEDS, Box 3i7,
kokom0, Ind. jaa7-3t
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LAST EDITION
WHISKY.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
M'KEEs TRIAL. ~
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Inthe Mckee trial
yesterday the time was all occupied by
two speeches, Col. VIM. h. Hatch, Of
Hannibal, Mo-, for the defense, and Dis
trSct Attorney Dyer for the prosecution.
IN A NEW QUARTER.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The United
States Grand Jury presented eight or
ten indictments against parties charged
with making crooked whisky, bug as the
writs are still out no names have yet
been made public.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23.--The motions
for new trials, arguments in which have
been closed, will be decided on Monday.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Indictments were
yesterday found against Ii. b. Miller
Ex-County Treasurer; Frederick Reed,
his son-in-law; Orlando b. Dickinson,
Jonathan Adel, Edward +. Lawrence
and seven others, all being whisky dis
tillers.
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T,OR RRENT-ROOMS-Two large rooms in
Il third story, No. 103 Laurel street. Apply
10 II. PUGH, PAT Cutter street. jaaS-st+
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VXTANTED - SITUATION - By a young
w man, in a grocery or provision store;
and take care Of horses, if required. Address
z. j. r., 2S3 West fifth st. ja27-3t
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TroR RENT = HOUSE = Two-story brick
I dwelling, 81 rooms. with all tho modern im-
provoments, furnished or unfunished; house
3D 1rst-class order. with a two-story bri K
ntabIs in tile roar; large front and reaf yards;
} blocks west OF tho Post -oilicc. For further
informatlon call at 81 Wcst Fourth str.oE
L 60 lWQ-9k
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LOST.

II 05T--BREAsTPIN-Ne corner Seventh
j 4 and Central avenue, last Wednesday even
ing, gold brcastpin, set center. Return to 90
Gest street and receive reward. ja28-3t
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VXTANTED-SAND BELTS-Two, second
wv hand, fine and coarse, or one medium for
finishing wood work; must be good and cheap.
Address, stating size and price, j. T.. MCIL-
VAIN, North Fork p. O., Mason County, Ky.
ia27- -3t
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ENOR SALE-LAND--5 acres prairie land
Il good spring on same; in thickiy settled
ncighborh00d. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county -seat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
shis ohice. jy14-tf
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NOR SALE OR TRADE - FACTORY =
I Good steam woolen factory and grounds,
in Fairmount, Ind, in good running order; no
rer aaesory n ~ ,aas mleS ~, wi E,ve Des. bargain
Michigan. Address A. NJ. RAPER, Fair
mount, Ind. ja27-dt
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fyNTANTED = SITUATION = By miller;
tstV understands stone-dressing, and grind,
years experience. Address Box 80, College
Aill 20. ja27-4t
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-KINDLING-Be quality pine
l. kindling, at 452 W. Fifth ST., loose and in
punches. ja1S-l3t+
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

T,OR SALE-FARM--A choice upland farm
IL OF 143 acres, near l., G. and l.. X. R., Il
miles from the city. Address H., this office.
ja2e-10t
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TNOR SALE-HOUSE-A fine house and lot
IL on Main avenue, Mt. Auburn. Address
Post -office Box 33U. ja2S-3t
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EOR SALE OR RENT-HOUSE-On wal
L. nut Hills, OF rooms, on south side of Nc
60 I ct front by W feet deep. Apply on the
premises. ja25-3t
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EOR SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
I WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF u acres, IS miles from the city, on a
railroad Address H., this Office. ja2S-tf
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fVTT ANTED = SITUATION -As Assistant
/ wv book-keeper, shipping or entry clcrk, by
young man who will commence at a very
moderate salary; can furnish the best of refer
ences. Address q. A., this office. ja29-6t*
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L,OR SALE - LOCATION - Doctors, in
IL Southeast Indiana; no opposition; good
pay: cheap property at reasonable figures
Address W. ID. AEWETT, Pleasant, Indiana.
jaN-3t
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tVHI ANTED - SITUATION - BY young,
wv well educated German, only a short time
VIII accept of anything to make an honest
living. Address A. M. No. 25, this office.