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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10
The Orpheus Club.

Nobody ever knew precisely whose
fault it was, but it caused good deal of
unpleasant feeling at the time. The Or
pheus Club had just been organized, and
It had met to have its first rehearsal. 1t
began by trying to sing the Hallelujah
Chorus. Now l know, of course, that
some of the members couldn't sing much,
and when the crowd first started in on
the chorus maybe they really did make
a kind of an uproarious noise; but no.
body will make me believe that it sound
ed like the shrieks and groans of the dy-
ing. However, that was what the people
outside said; and it happened just about
the time that the Club began to sing, that
Mrs. Dougherty, who lives on the first
floor of the building opened her windows
to let out the smoke that was caused by
the chimney not drawing. Several pass
ers-by thought the house was fire, and
when the Club commenced to howl they
let on that they thought the family in the
second story was being burned limb from
limb by the cruel flames, and were emit
ting fiendish and heart -rending yells in
the midst of their suffering. Anyway
somebody hollOaed fret" and then some
body else started the alarm bell, and in a
couple of minutes or SO the fire compa-
lily tCd1 tllC NoiuCl, W I'LL
with anxiety to extinguish the contiagra-
ton.
And the Club, all the time perfectly I'M
conscious of the excitement, kept right
on upstairs there, screeching the Halle
lujah Chorus. So that by the time the
tiremen got the hose screwed on the plug,
there were about eight hundred people in
front of the house demanding to know
why somebody didn't get ladder and
rescue those wretched victims from an
awful death. And the foreman of the
company ut last got SO perfectly frantic
about the agonizing screams of those
roasting people, that he smashed in the
front door with an ak, and rushing in,
carried Mrs. Dougherty down the steps,
she screaming all the time with the i'm
preston that the foreman was some kind
of rObber who had come to snatch her
away from her home and fly with her to
some damp cave in the mountains, SO that
he could marry her.
And when the President of the Orpheus
Club came to the window to see what was
the matter. he had hardly got his nose
against the glass before q fireman upon
the ladder smashed the sash with span
ner and turned in q two inch stream, which
washed the president across the room and
caused the other members to howl louder
than ever. So, for while it was mighty
exciting, and at last when the members
came crowding down the stairs wet
through, but not a bit scorched, and mad
as fury, the news gradually spread through
the crowd that there wasn't q fire after all.
Then after . bit they shut off steam on the
engine and rolled up their things and went
home, all except the foreman, who lodged
down the alley and took to the open coun-
try closely pursued by Mrs. Dougherty
with club, and bent, as she informed the
bystanders, upon killing the man who
dragged her from her home and Rugged
her while he carried her down the steps.
The Orpheus Club practice snow out in
the woods MAJ Adelsr, IN N. II. Weekly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

Never try to do two mems work in one
day: There is nothing gained by it. Keep
on the shady side Of the street if there is
one; II not, carry an umbrella, if you can !;
if not, your handkerchief in the top of
your hat; If in the country, green leaves.
Finally, make haste slowly to get rich; re.
member that without health riches are of
no accOunt.-Boston Transcript.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

"You needn't take down any more
goodsH she said to the weary looking
clerk, who was half submerged in his
wares. " I don't want to buy any, but my
husbands sisters niece is going to New
York, and she says shed buy me what /
needed there if the prices were enough
lower than here to make it worth while. !"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

SAYS statistician: We have 1000, 900
farmers, Loo, 600 trades people, 2, zoe, 600
mechanics, Z, 6OO, 600 professional men,
1901 9! GO cleIgymens oo g eoo lawye aoa
actors, 500 Journalists, 1 1000, 900 labor
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

SOME idea of the extent to which base
ball is played in this country may be OBJ
tanned from the fact that single firm in
New York has sold this year 81, COO bats,
1870, 900 balls, $500 pairs Of ball shoes, 3,-
O6O pairs of colored hose, 5000 caps and
500 complete uniforms.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

THE best thing In . harvest field is the
shade Of q big tree.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-08-10

PARIsrAH druggists are sent to prison
for carelessness.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

8 II citsr Sl0lit ton jlunn., brauu,
uno ldm1rSIofi9ci S4i!eriaMn, bi, i6
nit ber mibtigitcn Graa0lass teS g9iis
TENS beidift'gtcn, ocm Bud latire unO
9eienIcrnen admiid, Sic alio etlpa III,
sitter ooN ID 3agreu iein modjtcn,
iaa'e Die jnnat 2s5teyin ernitbuit, ME
INNER: nGNIo6t 0uf, Geite 81, tos
StiiG OGa Gi 9e& Columbus /" gD6b.
reuH Die G!attcr oc5 @eie5u4tG raiGcl
ten, er4ct li9 p!OB!ja ttN ieipeS 5timm-
den aus Der Wiirts ba Ytidlitioeu unO
fragile NIT dNberi. Ue,mlnottttm IOnc
yMbcr, Nrdulcin, ip0r btnn Columbus
elm So9cl?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

9einriG 3eins s,bicit, ais cr nod,
ii9 ieincr @eiunnbcit eyfreute, ms5nnoIS
s nlaounacn bon elmer @raia, nun iliui
llbr &ufice bei ibr gu ucBmen," GiIt'
CHER speimaI cling er bin NnO fano cine
sab!rviGe @eieaiAoft, bic auA bel Der
@rafn g. Slide Gemeien uno Der nun oet
0idtcr burd isinen @eiit unS gSis biz
SerOauuna bef6roegn Belien ioIIte. Geinl
merftc ii0 OaS, unS alS abermals cine
Ginlabura ber grafn, Fam. vum fun
llbr Saffec bel ibr gu nc9men," idrieb c,
auf bic Ma6ieitc bcr Ginlabuao5fartc
,@ndciAite @raln, i'd 1alc ble Gbre
Sbnen nit 8ehaurrn mitNr.GejlHI, bal
ih Der crbaLtcncn frrunNlideu ginlGSuuC
ni6t sniipreden fann, ba i'd gtwO4nt biz
M neu Saffce tets ga II
tri II fen, no d iN Mttta(
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
Sin reiG.r unb iebr u,rlIebt

Sin reiGsr unb iebr uirlIebtet
trug cinem Waler auf, tim
e,neu @ginen gu maicn. Sieisr maite
sen 8Dtt Oct Gbe nit uteIem 6leiBe uno
mad ben Gori9riftrn Der gotterlebrc.
llS er bos ~gelungcne @enalbc briAat,
fait Ser BeItcIsg mwilliA aus -, ptfl!
oiele @citalt il fir eincn SDmen lnn9e
niAt Iieblid 0snug. sic miiIcn dnNcrn
Sreunc !" n@ut." ober eS mjrN TO
b0lb njdt seben.", = Quterosiicn wirN
Der @rNltigum Gbetaoun. SeG5 M0natc
na@ oct &OdSeit trinSt Ser Sinif!er isii'
iSemot0e mtsSer iIn6 fyaSt rNan, 1T CO
brnp 10 redt p Ser C4cmann Iisbi
tS an uib rait aus yM0tyba'tI0, IN
toieier grbcit ertcnne i'd msinen grDbe7
airit!er gar uidt micter crit war Sb'
Spnsn Oirl gu bablid, unS nun babeG
fSis wieSer tintn Nnor AarauS aemodi j
= 2aaclnS D~cricatc Ger @o!er' n0t
gpbe lcitOsm sejren WinielfriA al DEN
1 6ei,iSIbe gotham. Mbsr ShS cyite Aita
urtbc,Itc Der @rdutiaaitl Ufo ifbt DC
GbcmarH."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
Scr 0rin,pon @aIes aIs

Ser Yrin;Dcn@ ales als
@imrOb. 2onbon, Ia. Sebr. Ssit ben
lsbteu aat Sagen ipiro aus SnSisn MIR
Isbr tuenis BON Seucrperfsn uno Sstdal'
len ,a Gbrsn css Yrinaen Ocn BaIes
bcrtdtet. Ser TbronfoIser sipt hp
gang benz Sueopergnii8m bin. une iipar
cinsn ioldsn bon b0@iter Sattung, Der
giaeriag6. @ie Elm LANCER teisgrapBl'
it3cr Beridt Der Shines" aus DEM Saeo'
lager beS @riu;eu idIisbcn ldBt (ron ben
gr6benuerbaltniFsn zines iOlden 9aaerS
m6aen nadfclssn0e 8ablen cine Sor=
NeGung acbm, 200 e~l,pbaiten, $50
aam:Ic, 100 @feroe, go 0dicnpaaen,
$50 @uliS, 1000 SrObfne9te,) lit Oas
6eIoIse SeS Yrinsen freilid ni6t 10 sana
bon Dem @srsniigen Der Si9criagO hosr'
,eust, unb Die lanshauernbsn @itte orf
Glepbantsn bur6 @otridt unb WalSsr.
wGbrcnb Saum;weioe unb 1ernen NIT
Dem 9ell@t osS @eiters Gin toies Spiel
trei6en, ideincn rinigen Der Serren tart
IN @smiitbe Gesansen gu iein. Die
traftige 3eibcSperfafnng osS Yrinseh
binaeecn unb icinc leibtNfdpftlj9s Sa9C-
lnI lpottct oler StrapaSca. IS febst
leoo9 sur G}olfan6i9teit Der Sp9HtreH'
zen Ste 9ouptiohe. ndmlid ole Siser,
nnberes g8ilO if ole @iuc .pR0 0ile
uorbon0cn. Ser beimliiGidc @err Ss5
S@ilfoidi6(S i'll bel Der legiAep fiiblerer
Sobyc6seit nut leltea su fiNSsn. VI
n,adi UNI bisie Belt feine glgSFlge lnf
t ofsne 2ano mo labt iA crit beim Gil"
| ttitt ser Sibe yum @i&5us in leu
I iAattigtS Neid bewe8en. 90 fonlm
r nur islten Elm Ggemp!ar bes 9efabrlitci
/ NSiibcs in S6ubwsjte. uio Der Nrip
bat crit Elm casi8cS crlegt. Npd erfreu
b et fh n,6tj bette men;ler bcS %obsnteH
erliAcn 2cbcns III 9i6bridt. una 5oA1la
act. no CT ben @,SablnrgsA eiel lesia9
t rener 3ager IaEiAt, wlbrenA bic GNpel
ejn:5 @ur.0-Gls0imcnts Stlft BON 0crbi
SiftnGG0, Noniictti uuN MoSart ipicli
~ begen Ntnfif ocS icrnc joraebeul Nc
g80lie uu5 S@afals Sic @egleitnn
/ nbaib!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
DR.. w MI H"TIER,.

617 st. Charles. .Strabe ct. 9ouis
Gin Shiiisr ticetsr mrsi,iuiitsr Snftimte, unb I,
hat cini !Stgcts Yraris in itr 8ebantluua
IypbiliItr unt drcniibsr Nranfbritsn ais. iraenS
sin anScrrr asH in ct. Fouls; mic aus ben
nprtiSen Eldt!rrn Al erictrn unt mic lut bic
Glitien GiRrptntr %crinncrr.
Ollie iDpbllitiiheu Sronf6citer
NIB trlRen epn m%rrfuriaI arnnfbeitei, ,perttn
iiber NIB NIT WtrrbSrttm Griols .tsbanerIt, radS,
ben teien NJ ,sisiniitrn gluipritatrn. Strilte.
Cis!rnipn Sprtmntcrrbusn, Gbpahe ,nb I'M.
fitietcif in 5olgr jugencli6cr StItfteaeduua.
agSl0meiflnR in iritrrsn S.abrcn cesr .anbersn
ulidHen. tec!hf nadbisbcnee llctrl ,ur 9cIae
hdteh: IIgeEieine SGrrSte, fdpadeS Sebyer.
rnSssn. scibpGdts5 0stih.nib, 5aiit. NuslblSae.
@bneisuns sseen 5raucr- G3r lcNi9aft 0etanfsn.
GeripirrnhG. @rI1ls6t5ib pidt, sc, bic zine
nnelidltts @bf CUR 6clsc baben cber pitI,lbe
gans ilnnip9lit MAIDEN, prrofn tausrbnft aebtilt.
pampblet l3S S,iisrl anf ptises be,jebent, Il,
periisssItsn Converts fir snsi Ycf SterpeI.
Gcniultaticn in mrimr Sf;cs ctcr brisiib
frei; lSD CO inbtauem il CUR gsbantIuna mad
Der Staet ~ fomrten, ipcrbcn Weti,insn per
Grpres5 cber gpif ~perfanrt. go 5eilina mSa.
lid pirb tisiel6s earantiri; lei ,peifelbaftsn
lalltn piro eies Sel1st. STirs Stunoen BON
9 ntr Born. bio Z lltr Itrutf. Sonntaas scn
IL bis I llbr. ~
Yanpblct an ir9enb cine 9t6reie fir ,luet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

Gltannter Sud- Ginbona. Siini,io Gents
l,tte, % Sererifi,en irtu mad lem gsteli hter
%fpIaerNc @sGcuiante: Wer ipa bsiratbcn, MGR
nidt par,im Z has ridtile Glitter ,um 0eiratben.
Q8sr Suerii ~teirnttst, Nanubartrit, WribIihfsit,
pbsfi@rr Yrrfa0. Iir 5rlacn tss . Z Slitats
pnb ter Nu5itpcifunssn. 9Dsr teirattrn lpQts.
9Bis gsten unt Slid 81 srbaltet, unp Yiele
aicere @ssfnfInse. Vile ts ~ teirathen tsab.
jht GEL, iotlt,u 6ss Bud leien.
Rad siner lsb"usIinslidm gJrariS tebauptc
i'd aus r,cra.ilter lletcr3euoura tas e5 ron
aatn eripadisncn 4'erirusn g~t!cien wsrteA iclte
urS SnUn Dsrlhlalfn, ss icNte uitt btrrmliessn
cter ~pcr!peei nrreen, b cS zines Irdisrrn YeienS
rertb N. IS ertbilt has tsit ter mceisini(btn
viteratu uue IL fir jrrsn Der es lieit ,cbnmal
ZEN Gpltuprsis ipertb.
Topulirr IueSats7 eaSieItc ME ptcli nter MIR
| papisr tetFel 260 Seiisn fir 80 Genis per l,rft.
GilisIrr Jitrcr in 2~ueyita. Nan atreJirc nit
8siitshra eee te!r. %etra9rs N
d.. Whittier,
Gi7 81, Charles street, St. Louis, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

bic beSabIte Spcttersi.
Gin Spottsr iMtsIite einsg Sreiioel'
elmer Dame nit Sen gBortsn Dor rNa'
balnc ! i'd babe Die G5re, Slnen osn9srrn
Ora porSuitelen. Sd ueriiaere sic, Dap
er uidt 10 albera ut, ais ct aasistt'"
Der Srentbs aniiportete ongenblltl'a
nWfabane /! er bat @eNt aarin bsileSt
chen Der llnteri9ieb sipiideH unS gelosn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
Gin soufmonu mahute eiueu leiaer

Gin &aufmann mabnte eihen ielaer
auuben urt Die 0s;abiun0 elmer anitbn-
Ii4en Summe. yGlaubcn lie oenr, Dap
id b%obcniaufsn iueroe ?" ia9te drgerlia)
Der &un0s.-DOas ebeu ni4t," ariuicerIe
ld@elnb Der Saufnann {; uaber iA lperea
onuonIoufen mufien, luenn mid @ienlatc
besablt, ur5 0arum perlan0c it mem
@eI6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

-o5coc Sa@c in oct gSrjt bor lire
i'd on, Srite," iaatr etu @clanGcamdrttr,
cintr ornrn &cuiei tlGlttnO, Nrr f1ou
l0n0c 'iugeipcrrt Wor,-nWta itjn"
periebtc oifict, vobcr Die iG0ne Gci!e
tincs &cfdn9uiiIeb iii ne luiucntig."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

immer ven 1870 I'rcScnt tiliiest
iGuitc, als IL ireenc cincm Gnccf, @slGhii
In scr Ti5c, MD bag or entid!cisn lit. IN nj or
fc b"illis, uat psra mtslid nrd, biiiiecr
IL ssrrnuftn NIB augleit tie "brtsr @aa-
rem i'm Marfi IA %liefcrn.
Tcs Raihiuenartsit u. t. CUTIE te 00nbdr.
btii III pielrr Sessbuns iite,triit, bafiil sfbtn
bic urSGbti9sn Maidincu fir fat icec5 gsr,r.e
g%snJsenp 3cu1n!5. 81 tc,abt fciHe Tg'ntst
nm icin Wcidift ~ cn,pfet!ea, irnbfrn, rsnn
eiej 9emdNb tint rS aus lctarr stgtner
lirtcrjcaSuna gsit;cht.
K. q. HASENRITTER.
fam pteu Bciostts hspeiisu nnp ilrcN een scr
Whtrtrti rcIeISfn itbcr;sugsn.
3dbtr II e. Nrtrrnalue J!tcrCie 1ti ! tm
pptSuiprthrn unh ib nidt SrrtttIcn 81
iGirh gfriuBc Wdareu iDcatr il fdatfn, nsna
ran reiler iprn tann.
Iis lrsiie uuN Sit SudliiIt Ger WGaier irills
Gu Nrlaii! fmpftbiea Iesto!b Srtt uTs fdM'i
Gnre
Molcl, M:traten, GOybGuge, @;Ihtrr
rnbmcn, Eeppiae, cargo &C.
b;l,a fir 9am bd
x, 8. fhftNtiittr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

ny lies bar ieine ;wci Gcitcn /"
iagte Elm Sanllen;er unb-lcotc fd auf
Die anoere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

% er @an&fne4 d.; siles @aHbois
iibrtc gr9en einca @uit 8rote Ne6cn.
ga iastc bieicr I'll ibm yGdweig' Gy,
sic cinfebrcn, l6mnen beieb!cn, Sic Gus.
ft6ren, mITen gegcrdeu !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
TN EiG0E.3O Scnirol

7O5 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
@iett immrr net suYstldNiSr uno ldnsoe Be-
b~aupluns iu allen 0~rbeipien nnb 9titIsbtlittn
Nrdntbsuca eielc 3trtSreretn aran!teitsn pe:ur-
latt thrh juSrlcliac Gsrirrhn8ea oSer ipaters
gusldmeiiung -wir Spsrmatborhceh Samet-
ld,pi,be, WsrsSie z 0paGs. linirI6itarfsit unb
ibre iai edl9ea 6claem @spantsnftlsSbs Msr-
psnl&wiGc. glnaif prr eer 3aIunik Mei,tarfsit.
Wus,bruna llniauslidteit fir eas icSiaIe cher
gbclsten pSer tsn GrfoIs in Gci9Sfte. Gbsnic
tanspisres 36llc Won ssbslnien Nrantpsltfn, w
irttr 3ertl, ta5 8iut. ,unb Didties innerr Sreane
seraif snt, ffnncn mir fdlsr uuS eausrbaft teiIsH.
Jaaielbe yu, phttsnitu bic pcn unS gebeiltrur-
teu fsilnan eieS b~rssuisn. unisre brei6is.jabrisc
pra,tt, nat bas S,ubium ttsfsr aranfbsittn
baGen unS Grfatrun9cn une @flhidll6trit g.
iidtrt. SIR lbideu stnpeiiuusen ane MstiStntn
itrtft detejm an iraeup tine gorsfe. Gprrelpon-
ssa, aie COMPUTATION Ct.
@afrpJtet in p~criit0e!ten Gonpert fur
,,uef NoffIeMpel. . -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15
anvil F0lTiIeIhpel.
SuM br Watnr,

,ntboltent las Seiten rnt tihe In,otI ibVner
Mtsilbanoea. 5ros IsrIca beibfr @ri6Iehte.
nnb banctlf6lib Ipl6t bic ~ bsirattsn bsatii1ti-
n,n 5c0tea pieieS Bud batcu. Die aunif lanse
a, lsben unS bic @raifbes MMinss t6 su erbalten,
Scpi. bic grtaltnns Der NeiblibEsit. 2Sit men
IbSne unb aeiunes Ainorr bobtn nnn.
ger,tlider Iail nho pisle teipabris Nsftpie
fir bic 8%tyfcmmnile III eer -rrfsi' psriose pcs
~ssslid,en pe6snS. SBirp i~crgtalti9 p~srlieselt an
i,osr5 cine gsrege fir % Gta s%erianet @breilirs
Isp ,Iaennes, Central Medical Institute, 705
| Chestnut Str. st. Louis No. .-l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-15

Sf3ritAe Cine itnsle gnb arHntIite
0tulVi. 9siluns fir Sribc oberSernia,
N Sung iae alt, s%arantiri bic Shtien Wetbcte.
Gtre tefr beilHra reer feline 3abtuna. @trritt
Ger PROF. spr bel Ir. 3usipn, 1851 Chestnut
Styase ct. Yrr;s. no.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

T EGA L.-Under an order of sale ma lie by
/ 4 the Probate Court of Hamilton County,
Ohio, in case No. 2,jS2, we will offer for sale, al
Public Auction, at the door OF the Court. house.
in said county, on SATURDAY, the 23d day OF
September, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
loving described real estate, situated in said
county and State, wit:
Lots Nos. u, 29, 70, 30, ii, SO, $780, l33 1874 1856
and 1856, in |. ID. Wheeler's subdivision north
of Cincinnati.
south eEd of the Terrence Road, and east
thereof, beginning at the northeast corner OF
land owned by f. X Drake, and lying betWeen
the Little Miami Railroad and Columbia ave-
nue.; thence westwardly parallel with the
south line of said avenue 122 feet, more or less
to l. u. Wheeler's southwest corner; thence
northwardly 81 feet, more OF less, to the south
line Of said avenue; thence eaStWardly along
the south line OF said avenue 122 feet, more or
less, 10 the intersection Of the south line OF
said avenue with the east line OF the tract OF
said Drake, produced northwardly; thenca
southwardly 81 feet to the place OF beginning.
said lots are appraised as follows to-wit:
Lot No. q, at S375; Lot No. q, at $375; Lot No.
~, at $40; Lot No. 70, at $40; Lot No. 81, az
$3.50; Lot No. 80, at $3.50; Lot No. 1870, at $13a;
Lot No. 1876, at 1900; Lot No. 1856, at $sO0;
the lot ON the south side Of Columbia avenue.
at $3.50.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, one third in
one year, and third Ia two years from the
day of sale, with interest," The deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
iseS Sold
The lots in Wheeler's subdivision lie between
Clifton and Ohio avenues, anu but few
squares north Of McMieken University.
THOMAS II. BIGGS and
SAMUEL CALDWELL,
Executors Of l. ID. Wheeler, deceased.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Augusta, 1875.
au24-5tTh
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21
Above to be taken undivided.

THE BUSTLE BUSINESS. A woman
Yenerates her hustle. 1t is not mass
Of wireworks to her. 1t is not an inani-
mate object to be controlled at will. No.
1t is to her creature having being-a
creature of lie with soul. Especially
is this fact illustrated in the dressing
room. "Bessie," says the woman to her
maid after the toilet is completed, show
does it lookup BY SIT" she does not
mean flounoe, or buckle, or a bow,
but her hustle, and she speaks Of the ar
ticle as "ip' In halt-doubting way,
as though it was one of those
kind of sits" that have a sex-like
babies, bees, bugs and such things.
"Bessie," she says again, "does it hang
we'll, and now how does 1T move when l
walk this way-( initiates the new style
of chicken step')-does it bob real we'll
and prettyW And, being assured that
it 'jes' beautiful, num-" she surveys her.
self in the mirror for last glance, and
asks Bessie to note especially what it
does when she does sol grabbing her
form in the vicinity of the hip, as if about
to lit herself over fence by main
force )-"does it show itself, or run out
at one side, or stick out behind, or
whatW Assured again, the owner OF
the latest torture of fashion leaves her
room, steps from the threshold into the
street, muttering, 81 do hope it will act
good today" halls a street car, enters
,and-tries TO sit down.
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Announcements.

The German Military Baud gives an.
pther concert tonight at the Lookout
House.
At the Bellevue House the reed band
Of the Cincinnati Orchestra, with Henry
Eich as conductor, will give concert
tonight.
The Continental Campbell Guards, a
new military organization, will enter
tain their friends at the head of the
Mount Adams Inclined Plane this eve.
ming.
A public meeting will be held in the
Presbyterian Church. Avondale, on Fri.
day evening of this week. In the interest
OF the Sunday-school work in the village
Addresses, singing, etc., will be the
order Of the evening
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Court CUlIinyS.

Emma Hayman against S. B. Hayman.
The case was argued and submitted
Judge Force will dispose of it next Mon
day.
The trial Of Fred. Egner was contin-
ued to the next term of the Court.
In the United States Circuit Court
George q. Corning, OF Boulder, Color
ado, filed suit against Elijah G, Penn,
Aaron q. Fernean, Joseph Z. Brown and
julius A. Penn, of Ohio, partners in the
firm known as the Colorado Reduction
aud Mining Company, for the recovery
Of the amount of note made October 8,
1875, tor ST. 1863 SO.
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EHynleNeal.

Mr.. W. e. Curtis, Superintendent OF
bhe carriage factory, No. II East Sixth
street, was married at the Grand Hotel
yesterday, by Rev. j. W. Henly, to Miss
Ellen Rttenhouse.
This evening Miss Ella Wunder,
daughter of Daniel Wunder, Esq, will
be married TO Mr.. i. A. Luclus. The
ceremony will take place at the house OF
the brides father, on Marshall avenue,
Camp Washington.
John M. Cannon was married Tues.
Jay to Miss Dora Sechrest, OF CrItten-
den, Kentucky. Cannon is well known
among the members OF the Young Mems
Gymnasium as the heavy litter.
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Leland's SturteVant House, Broad
way, Twenty-eighth and Twenty. y.ninth
streets, New York City, has reduced
100 rooms, with board, to 50; 100 rooms
to SO so; Parlor and Second Floors, 81
per day; Rooms, European Plan, 81 per
day and upwards. The SturteVant is
kept in first.class style, superbIy fur
nished. Elevator and every improve
ment. Location convenient to all places
of interest to the visitor. Street cars
pass hotel for Depots and Central Park.
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Saturday Nights Parade.

In accordance with an order received,
H. G. Young, General commanding the
Hayes and Wheeler Guards of the coun-
ty, has ordered out the whole command
for general parade Saturday evening
next. The line of march will be as fol-
lows: South on Central avenue TO Fourth,
east to Vine. north to Liberty, west to
Race, north to Findlay Market, thence
to Hamilton Road, where the parade will
he dismissed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21

There is North hill man who goes to
church three times Sunday, who al
ways sings "I'm glad salvation's free"
so loud that the deacon, whose ears are
very sensitive, can't get within four
pews of him with the contribution
basket.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21

ROBACK'S PILLS. Why are they
the best Pills in the marketr Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rify the blood, regulate the liver and di-
gestlve organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-21

Two Massachusetts cotton mills an
nounce three-and-a-hal per cent. semi
annual dividends, as the result of their
earnings in the past six months. The
bottom has not fallen out Of everything
after all
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LUMBER.
LEGAL.

T EGAL.-Hamilton County, Common Pleas
L 4 Court-Michael Offenbacher, plaintiff, Va
Margareth Oirenbacher, defendant. No. $1,000.
Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff, MI
chacl OffenbacheI, did on the nth day Of Au,
gust, A. D., 1874, file his petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county, against said
defendant, Margareth Offenbacher, charg-
ing the defendant with willful absence
for more than three years, and gross neglect OF
duty and praying that he be divorced from
said Margareth OlTenbacher; and that unless
the defendant answer or demur to said petit
tion, within six weeks from the date hereof,
the same will be taken as true.
MICHAEL OFFENBACHER
BY A. j. Jessup, his attorney, northwest cor
ncr Court and Main streets, Cincinnati, o hio.
September Z, 1875. sci 9TH