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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
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.HOEL0WAYS PILLS
) Nervous DISORDERS

What is more fearful than break ing down OF
the nervous system To be excitabl or nervous
1 in small degree is most idistr essing fer where
can remedy be found3 There is one :-drihk
but little wine, beer, or spirits. or Ear better
get all the fresh air you can; take three or four
Pills every night eat plenty Of solids, avoiding
the use Of slops; Hnd II these golden rules are
olloWed, you win be happy In mind and strong
n bOdy and forget yo Z have any nerves
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
A4IHEIB5lE. POPULAR INTEREST,"

s.na ss4yFs eoaasn1e lfonl the Iehigh .Rssts- tie
"a i1d1Glle o. Q onv5l1le3on about Oak Eiail IN
Pniladn1a 4 v an q 6 ifoWlls b Largest
C3ofhl1e Sc IN America" A visitor and
~ = z. tiIlt6l e5E1af 8 ne Briding orr
GdG soQl11s - corzeE q SKA and
1esn seeksng Q3k Isl, haTs been Enisled
iesg ~: s colossal DO you krow
-ss.5 i 4. 1i165S sadass sSeSs On lfsffk a
- - ede @ SKA. Eix stories high, has qveI
- 49, eerss 1oos and covel space onee
S 81 4l. sfeilss n oiiisisEt ia ~ 11s s
E.1Do you .Hss eteam-powerF'
ls3akf. T. es.g engine fu511is q
so71 n -s,.. md the otet opera1
sfEhs csSisI lioycd ta,sl lS;s,fis ss6odsy,
itsasy - t.lss opsEed end arranged IA
siIe4'e1 IL ~ ~ :. 3 q t7LEts - and taken
fors Soc-s - lelsvstoE . The inspecl
a1ll az =. ne nrst operatlmFS
ua1sd "a tds piecs. ben efe llI 1fs
eloh r1e3 over follers IN the fans ~ = s,,.,S
:. 80 to nien Et e1R befots1 snd si-S SSs
60 " ioF sIs fs f hole IN Is +. q
Eark1E every 9sW, 60 that the cutter may set
% sy9'e = Faea ee sg'aes 2 eusthse gar
Y. You must employ an arrky os cutters p
A Come % our ffth docf and seei W
sSg ssg 2 ea2es e &c " tes S. el0s :
AAA-s d11ll Eaet E6rk l.aef 81 tt6ke."
-f.ss1eso yo9 laa1g =. ttuss 1l al yo4t OHl
A. o. andeuo8 calsfll8 Our ez
s...l.el. llspeet every stitcd and saam, Rni
bsfos r 81 sss. s3s e g Il Tsb s5d beco@ @aa
legponehle lor & - ~ ~A@ ESSA-A
~ .Xour system nust save yuu a srss
z5ik1 z lh cylsg dizsctiou. a.. Il ~ s7v,s~.n
eno eoce14 ao pEactiee ail q Va fhfsol,ef No
thet fpselef 1s g ppt our prA : own - IS
people Z We do. aIf0
Aflerinspect the work, what become
a Asioss It gOes into stock Il Is ssehe.e.
Every single garment has7itg number an
o1ef ToIlls llfef o. q SO iliat italenff1s M,
otg eaah be traced Without an, upon ou
- ~. Z 7oanlusi is.s . o. % ssiSsnen gsisa
80 - a. IiIsy 1if5 On busy days y0u ma see II
~ 40 various rooms and suites oif room
=, foIlIuE q tic thEClFs o. uuGtnnlfzs8 as!5I
DO gon 90 az order bus ~ ma
= eno errFe1s9'' V1lff
fsfy gzest Al over tbsooantry. Gu
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
TRUNK9
SEWTNG. 1TACHTNE sALEs

1LIIl9l OIIfuhI HLd-f 2 Az1 VI ~ q = , 4
as--r1 20 ea-1 ]. s. DAWBEYs lAgents
g sif--, $50 Euelid AYeDue5 CleFelanaO,
esrAgents wanted -. Il -. k1el
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
: 900 20 LEGAL.
,Aset0nee's SGLe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned win sell al public auction al
the yard OF the sheds of the Episeopsl
Church. on the 18th inst, sc ? O'Clock, p,
m.-one light tVFo-horse wagon, one old two
horse wagon One peddler's ook, with springs
for the same Terms Of sale-CASHs
4tss3 e--.l- II r. c.. WILCOX, Assignee.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
84VIa GKAaB

perfect system skd rules Of bsIEmea asEeaeHt
make Z possible 70 please people 1000 miles
S51 Sws5 sSperfectly % iftaey were here IN
=; g spposs you hagsaf Ieszt haiEG do1sa
o1t1erent departmentsf'
A. Ny dear Eirl we have more than f,uenty.
eaen enaLged thits Own business and each
~ t usis s.t v,si q wheel With
v. .Will you name q dozen or 80 or tf,pro ~
A. hitn pleasure y he Custom Depaft3
ssds ass 80 IS = fufnis i1asi hiS1 n151.Sa1sat2 g
with ~ 4 slso suck Of al lufiderTesr,
1Ihe shirt etoEY, With Is busy mschiSes.. d
T;S5 s1g oqF 2 s.bi1 ae 3 iIS ISs TIN: ssS:
lar store. Tho Garment Stock Room. Ihe
RecafvinG Room. The Order Department.
named besore Aae spesial gHitogRs 9sPaEt. Z.
score Of messsngerE The.
v. :" Hold, holdi sir, e1or
A. @rm not half through Tie Advertising
Department. with T. bill, ,anl 81 aisEributcn,
s edifpg and publ sking4 bu. popular
Journal circul g, ~ 90 onfhly
ltell al your 81 iioasnd 81 g Eenfa
J Repernents VIII e many iDons 4pyS
childref'B Department, via iS zpe1iai
entrance Tor ladfea The fzIoaIRr'h F3andft-
tlmept The cntef Clerks .leri Iiinanl, With
~ book-keepefs and a4istafs General 1fnn-,
eaerR Department: Tinsnf.ie1is fi'Iior. and
etner otdces Of the dEm/ III busy as bees
knln kIng, lannlng, exefnt ne. hnSirQ' nlnk-
a-4 = - LIslu0 uI7L- EniiiuQ
Ano IN . thounad 5ys efn!n 81 '5-i7 forcesss
g eaTrE on abusine WITH peouIe rfnount- sSds
n4sslI9 ing 70 5esEeen ezs00opOe and $500 an
V. agtu-p-e-n-d-o-u-sVs
- !n1eed u isl / forFot % mama the
OF relaL eales on some kingie davS % - s4''ssS
VI. tB10Ot IMMENSE 1IhaFe whaa o,,.tyo.
the house Y buy cheap and sellcheapSSH'' SSH''a''sa
people thro1G here Ia thai ", f.v1,lS anS
,on loW Elises and ilnllil EaIcs. W.
% y bat ere the sE1oR EUIRsi hear 70
much o6o1t r. 81 bsfs .5sii lIf8Iar. I -,
A. Y OuF system Of business deallnR-i. cne
(, price, no deTistion I; q Cash fog ever thing; II
a guarantee Projecting tie purchaser; 4 me
money retuEned II the buyer can't otherwise
rYsr Nothing could be fairer.S
- A. Notal1g. And the people see Il 49,
~ : Wen tla1E ypus Or foy your polite
- not nt an. lisa pleasure % no you.
Cali again; and De eure Of the plake--Wana-
InakeE 4 BEogn's Oak Hal ogsi-Iast cor
~ fThanE yeui i shali s. ksppf sOidosa
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Attach1lte,91,t.

J.. s. F'iller, PrT., Before E. w. Richards, ].
O. s MaPii ri Dett) ship, p Asht@5ala Co., SoS 9.
'ON THE 22d day of June, a. n.
~ 1876. said Justice issued an Order of At
tachment in the above "A elton, for the sum of
forty-seven dollars and fifteen cents lS47 l5).
The Action will be heard on the 18th day OF
August, 1876, at 9 a. M. ]. > FULLER.
Ashtabula, June q, 1876. 3tS4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

1.-THE nhdersigned hereby gives no
Ill tiee thai he has been daily appointed as
signee of n. l. Quinby, insOlvent, by the
probate court OF Ashtabula County, OHIO.
The creditors of said Quifby are hereby nOti-
fled to present their claims to the undersign-
ed duly verified. =.
JOSEPH B. CROSBY, Assignee.
THEo. HALL, Attorney.
Dated July zth. 1876. i 3tlSS4
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

DR. ID. I. FLEMNINe, having ben resldrnt
pkysician u o1s of tke larFsSl 10. = ne
United States, and haFins llade l1ect1l atldI. %
ali diseases of delloals dnd 5ectes n1tlie Gllel
Consalting Rhystei9n at lF, y, y. leidy 2 Dl1Pel-
saFy for tie Iaet 1.lo years, Wo4l4 fes 9e.lauJ
inFits The unfartunate,- 7oz7g a. qlet 2 a-l'e OF
narried 70 can. DelsY not. Nearly 4ge snous-
aEri vefa trHatel iEst yslEg A11 e 71sou1 - r.
mehbered that neaFg al his pati iept7 are elee e
cannok obta u help LfoU any 0sLslf -l1ice- l,f-
p invitsa hos lahorinE 1nfef H7z lsr17 q 4la-
ease sneh as serolnl4 ulesrs, s1lolls- 1e1rt all-
eardl livsF nonaptalns D l1l IS fz1tl,
back rheumatism, arising nun the E9e et 1ef-
eurg. lest niaahdod, 5s4faolee,- t1fgelillle1ls
qeaeraI,6ebf NY, olood, kltngy3 1-l1eET lla,
etc Medicines f1rlIahed lH III ea9ee- y. -
diplomas and q haeFitoFio11 eertl4ea1e 4l1i1.e9
him for hospital service. aHaIs halfIlf = = ~ ~
nfifis IN u11n7 1zt1l5111 . llI-sr vi
safelE distinguish HIN ron iEHcEsat a7laeS 90.
tors Cdil o. address DIX. ,. u. k1. -. :
M. f1R n Slxt6 s., 80 = - p ss4lp-
oaire honrs, % ?. -, . s aa4 2
FRAfALE BEGULATISG HE1Il, - - 10
thirds of tie bodily sazsfl1g l.lz.e. ~ asls p
can- ibe feisag6d u 0li DR., 4zsRg y elos
in s-feW dsys.. and il nost essss, q e2s ~.
saeesssfal y frsatsa and cIree. 1tc leoia oe
borne In mine t1at ne6riy ID p o4f f4tlallA re
kucH q eanhOt eeEAin asqlf lfu1s aH.l3 .les,
Once strictly private. VITA spec& l.,enis
for ladies'. DR. y. I. - - !.
Physician in Charge, No. 7i9 n. 81 s., opposite
FTlnkil 81 .ats, -. -. 51.s>,& =,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Mothers and Daughterg.

If there is one thing more than another for
which these Pills are SO amorss is their purify
( ing the Flood iron ALI Impurities. and removing
dangerous and suspend ed seeredons, Universal
ly adopted az the one 81 and remedy for female
and always bring about what is required.
Sick Headaches and Want Of
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

1 AS COnhuSSOAs 4OOAON ~ Vic . pare
form of the stranger glanced at an
elegant watch chain on his vest, en-
deaYored to recognize the intellect
ual face, surrounded by gray Eng
lish-cut beard, and finally said, "Y on
can pay your fare to the agent in
PleansantYille when you return
The, stranger resumed his seat, and
when the train arrived at the Grand
Central Depot he again asked the
conductor to 60 tc the Windsor
Hotel, but he refused.
The stranger walked alone to the
Windsor Hotel and the clerk at the
desk recognized DR.. Aver, who oc-
cupied rooms in the house last win
ter. The Doctor seemed rational
and conducted himself quietly. Af-
ter walking up and down the cor
ridor for a few moments he went to
the desk and asked for a loan Of d
few dollars, and the money was
given him. Then he went down
Broadway purchased a suit of clothes
at Deylin's and told the clerk to
send the package to the Windsor
Hotel Then he visited some bust
ness friends, % hsiisqmo9 a4a cd hHs
Dr.. Choate and William Keefe,
the attendant, toek an eafIy train
forth city, and knowing the Doc
tors faVorite places of resort. traced
him from the, Windsor Hotel to the
Office ofLthe Spanish newspaper Tn Z
Doctors hFother-inelaw was Informed
nof his eseape, andiby the combined
efforts of Dr2Ghoate, the attendant,
andathe Doctors friends he was per-
suaded tolDr. Gho&te,s off iSe, at los
East Thirty-frst street. Fromuthere
the patient under thephargeof the
astandaRty went. to the Windsor Ho.
leland returHedIthe borrowed mon
ey. The Doctor was persuaded to
relnquish bis proposed excursion te
Massachusetts, and as the hour ap-
preached for the departure & of :
Harlem train the Doctor called te
the attendant, saving, "Comes Bill.
let's get train" 5,aa, - .-,o.;s :
The party then walked to the de
pot took the 8:S5 p. m. train, and
went to the asylum The inmates
at the asylum are very reticent re
garding the Doctors case; but DIR
Choate has strong hopes of a speedy
recovery. r. t..',.,, ~,
At seven o'clock last evening ths
Doctor was sitting on the .portico 81
DR.. Choate's asylum enjoying thl
cooling breeze: He was quiet, hul
now and then he walked slowly 6acl
and forth, apparently in deep med
itati5na DR.. CRoate thinks that DIR
Ayers trouble comes from over worl
as was partly the ease with Horae,
iGreelev. la8 inai515ia ~ IS,f,1.i
/ y
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
MEDICAL.
6 !. ;. Centaur
LINIMENTS.


The lame can be healed and the wounded
made whole. We now know just what the
csntaur Lininents win do. They viii not
mend broken bones or cure Cancer busthey
viii extract soreness, alizy pain, enre Rhe1-
matism and larger range Of flesh, bone and
muscle ailments thar any article ever before
discovered.
/ &seientifie skin cannot go beyond the effects
of these wonderful preparations GhFenie
RheuaaafIsm Of many years standing
Neuralgia, Weak Back. Fever Sores. Weep
ing Sin SVs, seiatica, Caked Breasts, Dis
torted joints and sprained Limbs OF the
worst kind. are euredby the White Centaur
Liniment-l1 l5lif1 sE Ea
It VIII destroy the pain and heal Wtthoa-
Scar an ordidary burnsand scalds- It WI
extract the poison from bites and stings, and
the frost from frozen limbs. 1t is very efiea-
cious for sarache. tOothaehes itch and entiane e
Gus eruptionS- II li -
8Ir. Josiah westlalKe, OF MarysYliie' Ono'
1 writes: -, H.
i had fhaf have been unable 70 stir rom tne
| house The first three bottles oi Centfsor LII LII
l iment enabled me TO walk ss,l MIeh9ut thinR
/ crutches. i am mending rapie!y- tHa-'--
your Iinimenf simply marvel
1 r n. Bennet. Druggist, Rock Prairie, says !;
s4Centarr Idniment sells better and gives
/ the best satisfaction of anything in the mar
ket-" ''t s'' l-
! what the Centaur Imminent has done Tor
others it viii do for you, tits handy, it is re-
liable. and it IS cheap. RI.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is worth its weightin gold to owners Of horses
and mules Hr fre q 5iiiies-e =
| This Liniment has cured more Spralneds
1 Sveenied, Ring-boned and Called Horses
I'm three years than have all the Farriers in
the country in an age. It's effects are simply
] wonderful.
We have thousands upon, thousands Of GER
tideates as strong as the following:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

Cfowdey & Cos infallfble cure and preven-
tion Of eholeIsa in poultry, and gapeSin yonng
chickens. Try bottle, price 70 cents. Sent
to any address Lfbera discOunt to the trade.
Agents wanted. Depot l2o3 Filbert street,
Philadelphia. ly1S77
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
CogsntY Teachers EcanaiR-
fIfiO1l

THE Summer Examination of
I i Teachers for the Common Schools OF this
County will be held at the school buildings in
Ashtd6utla on Tuesday,, August 1st, commencing
% at 8 O'Clock A. NJ
It will be necessary for persons applying for
positions in the Graded Schools Of the COun-
ty, and for all others, desiring certificates be-
fore October Ist, TO attend lhis examination,
as certificates will not be dated back
BY order of the Board of Examiners.
3tl3S4 I-,-r-,gl II. MEANS. Clerk.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

CAUIIQNi-Sone are genuine less the
signature OF J. Haydock, as agent for the United
States, surrounds each box Of Pills and Oins-
m ept. A handsome reward viii be given 70 any
de tee fion OF any party or parties eounterfeitig
the medicines or Esn1ing the same knowing
them 70 be spurious. .,t -,-54ss45--
Icesey 4 Co New Yolk, and BY all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout
the civil zed world in boxes ct So cents @ cent?,
and 81 each..a slllth 81 3sAf.4 =. = t9it
~ u There is considerable saving By taking HE
larger size. III unsq h--lr-3teegff .-slEIE IEAI /
: NJ Directions for The euidence Of patients In
every disorder are Rlixed to each box l1g1S77eoH.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Disorders of HE Kidnevs.

In all diseases Affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; o.
whe ther they be afnieted with stone OF gravel
the egiols of the Hdneys, these Pills shonld Be
take according to the printed directions, ant
the Ointm ene should be well rubbed into thu
will give ALMOST im edi ate relief when all othel
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

Ny horse WAS lamefOra a year with fet-
lock wrench, All remedies utterly failed to
cure and considered him worthless until I
commenced to use CenfaaF Liniment which
rapidly cured him 4 hearth ] reeoInMe END y.
+ll -i-'' REV. GEO w. FERRlSy
a-7f -AIanorville. SchOharie Co., N. r."
Dear SiTs IL have used your Centuar Ian
frfent and find 1t to be OF great value. Please
send me two dollars worth one Ior 11e N ~ e
and horses. h1lac1 fo4S 49,
80 - Fails Station, Wyoming Co, Pa"
1t makes very little difference what the
case is, whether it be wrench sprain, pOlleyil,
Ringbone, scratches, or lameness Of any
kind, the are they same. LAverymen, stage
proprietors, farmers, &c,, should never be
without Centaur Liniment. tits sold every
where, and warranted in its edeet.I fna
Laboratory Of B. ROSE & co,
lStlsS1. 46 Dey ST., New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21

The Cass or Dr. &c. aver OF Lowell,
maaa.-FFIs Freaks an an AEy1am-
HIS Stealthy Escape and his Capture
and Return.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
POPULAR cb
r- = rs-4-1
ON TIE dAKE sHoREI


-aa..IEs .rlass'l l1ls -
s-d - 2fgL 70 -lt
.Eea1aE ~ =.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
Something Every Poul'ry Raiser

N p BOdRD, IS3.ll PIX I'D III ]
1874 Arch st. Thos. S, Webb. PrOp'r, J. Mur
ray Webb, Sup't. 6mls50
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
THIS Is THE SINGER,

ILLIAMS0N q WATR0US
respectfully 81 aounce to the citizens Of Ashtzbhl
and surrounding conntrY that they are prepared
all times to make to order 9
- ALL KINDS OF HARNESS, q
and keep constansly on hand good dssortmsn
ofgOOds In their line, all made Of the ,-r.f ?
hest Material, Il ?
and put together ia the BEST STYLE Of woEkmen
shi1. Those wishing anything In ourlins viii 90
well to give us q CALI We think that we can sat-'
sfy in style and price. Hoping BY strict 9ttsn-
ton 70 businessand fair honest dealing with all
10 merit share Of your patronage, we remain.
NJ III WfLiIAusOE W z WAfBous.
f7'fE III go .-- aall f24stf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
THE new AMERICAN
M.4tCHIIsE,

-srap -s.F
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-07-21
For etomaches out Of Order

M noedi cine WillsD geilecfuallV ImDTOYe The
tome Of The stomach as these Pills: they removf
an &C idity. occasioned either by intemperance q
iInpfo PEI diet. They feath the liver and reducl
II 10 a healthy action; they never fail in curing
ali q isorders Of the liver and stomach. ha
F7oTloa1ag,s PiEEs are the best ~egaedv kaotpa n
ne loo4-gd for ne yoIIoloisaq Ciisedses.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

{ TEE 'sRsphaep case was continued
S0r one week.
THE aearly closing" movement 10
eteadily gaining CONVERTS
FIRH yesterday-Box 62-The roof OF
81 West Seventh street. Loss trihing.
THE Red Stockings VIII arrive home
-. "~'-- --'"""'no and leave the
ss.&s runvay ln~.-.-1,
hAme evening for Boston'
y THE St. Xavier Orphan eoclety mees
this evening to complete ala@nS ;,
far the Golden Jubilee procession
JoHN GEORGE ZIMMER, a drummer,
was locked up in Bremen-street oeatioh
this morning on charge OF loiterlng'
THE Miami Medical Society passeo
resolutions Of respect and condolehce
in the death of DR.. Henry A. Langoen'
MAN was run over yesterday eve
ming by an Elm street car, near Si1tn,
Gut fortunately was but slghtiy IN
tured.
III. MxrTMANN's house, No. 445 Main
street, was robbed yesterday evening OF
o silver watch, gold 'breastpin and TWO
gold chains.
IT'S thought that Cardinal McClos.
Ray, whose health is fast improving
will visit this city to attend ArchDlshsI
RurcelPs Golden Jubilee.
Hon. SAMUEL f. HUNT has been Sc
tscted as nhe thirtieth annual orator o.
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
he will deliver the oration in September
JERRY JOHNSON, the Covington man
vrhom GAM arrested for bringing hin
the wrong corpse, is talking loudly o.
prosecuting Ganz for injury to his goo9e
hame. He thinks his name ID wortf
ta0, 600 any how.
TIE body Of an unknown man wal
found floating in the run at the foot 0
Harriet street yesterday afternoon
6oroner Malsy held an inquest, but tn
body was in sucha state Of deoomposl
tion that 1t was unreeognizable.
A. PUBLIC reception will be given thi
evening at Bible Chapel, ON Longw0rt
street near Central avenue. to the HoI
q. u. Bradley, Of Washington City, d
g., Most Worthy Patriarch OF the Ma
Honal Division, Sons OF Temperance
Nsrth America. VIM. Henry Lloyd wi
Asliyer the address Of welcome.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-18
JUBILEE BADGES.
GOLDEN JUBILEE PROCES.
SION BADGES.

TNHE Committee on. Arrangements have
Il placed the Badges for the Golden Jubilee Q
Procession on sale at the following places
price 10 cents:
Fred. Klemper, corner Seventh and Walnut:
Moroney's book store Fifth street, between
Sycamore and Broadway; Mrs. Lowen, syca-
more, opposite st. Xaviers Church; Huseman,
No. 627 Main street; j. B. Schneider, 625 Vine
street: Hulsman, corner Bank and Baymiller;
Fred. Pustet, 204 Vine street; Bonziger Bros,
Catholic Institute; Westendorfs grocery. cor
ner Woodward and Pendleton; Mrs. Scan
Ion, Mill, near Third street; E. Daley, Cum
minsyille; Cluxton's grocery, Cumminsyille;
NJ. Fels, German street, Twenty first Ward
y. G. Murphy's drug store, Vine.stre
Hill; grocery, corner Budd and Carr; Walk
ing's grocery, corner Lawrence and Third
grocery, corner Pendleton and Fuller; +
0'Donnell. Avoudale; VIM. Schoenfeld's gro
Gerry, Lick Run Pike; 7. Buckley, 284 Vine st.
Phi. Dewald, b6s Vine st.: Willers book store
corner Bremen.and Green; book store cornel
Linn and Hopkins; book store two doors eos
Of Holy Trinity Church.
JOHN j. DESMOND,
Secretary Com. OF Arrangements.
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The delegates to the Archbishop
Jubilee met last evening at the Cathe-
drai. A number ofletters and communi-
cations relative to the celebration were
read.
The following societies promised to
take part in the parade: St. Joseph's
Congregation, OF Hamilton, Ohioj st.
PatricRs Congregation, Of Lon
don, Ohio; St. Aloysius Oongre-
gation,- Of Bridgetown, Ohio, in
cluding two societies; st. Mary's
CONGREGATION, OF Oxford, Ohio;
St. Edwards Society, of this city; Con-
gregation of the Holy Cross, OF Mount
Adams, and All Saints Congregation,
Church of the Atonement Congregation,
Young Mems Sodality (Church Of the
Atonement), Knights Of st. George,
Knights OF St. Patrick, all OF this city.
DR.. Maley called the attention Of the
Committee ON Badges to the fact that
spurious badges were hSihg sold at 25
cents. whereas the real badge was only
The Committee reported that Mr..
springmeier had accepted his election
as Grand Marshall
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r EGAL.-In pursuance Of an order OF the
| 4 Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio,
made on the 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1876, the
undersigned will, on the 17th day OF June, A.
d. 1876 at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, Of
fer at public sale the following described real
estate situate in the County Of Hamilton, and
State Of Ohio, o-wit: Sixty acres OF land in
Section No. IL, Township No. 4 aud Fractional
Range No. 2 Of the Miami Purchase, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner Of said section, thence west with
the north line OF the section to the half section
line, thence south with the half section line
sixty lone rods, thence east parallel with the
north line OF the section to the east line OF the
same, and thence north with said east
line sixty -one rods to the place of beginning.
Terms of Sale: One third cash on day OF sale,
one third in one, and e-thrd in two years
from the day of sale, the deferred payments to
be secured BY mortgage on the premises sold,
and to bear interest at six per cent: per annum
10 be sold in case Of Jas. II. DeMar, guar
dian OF estate of John I. Stevens, against John
| T. Stevcns, ct al.
| JAS. T. DEMAR,
Guardian Of Estate OF John T.. Stcvens.
| Room No. - College Building,
Walnut street, bet Fourth and Fifth.
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Tho Railroad Accident.

Coroner Malsy held an inquest thit
mxorning at 10 O'Clock on the body o.
charles Gould. Of No. bO4 East From
street. Gould was crushed last Mon
day. 90 will be remembered by the read
as Of the STAR. between two freigh'
ears near the Little Miami Depot.
He was twenty-five years OLD, ant
Rved with his stepfather at the above
place. The jury returned a verdict o
s-death from accidental injuries caused
ky being crushed between two cars
while coupling the same"
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Woard Of Police Commissioners.
The Board met In regular session at
me usual hour.
II was agreed to fix the number Of pa
fsolmen In the police force at two hun
Ared and ninety -one, with twenty Lieu
tanants. fifteen Station-house Keepers
ArA four Police Court ofhcers. 1t waI
fuselved to ask Mr.. Armstrong. whose
coutract on the Police Telegraph ex
Sires next October, to make out an in
2efee Of the whole OF the property be
tSpeing to his telegraph system.
"a were dismissed. The Board agreet
Ia ask the Mayor to cancel the license
u Kramer, proprietor Of the Star Bee
Hall .,S-