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Police Court Personalities.

Thomas Anderson was arraigned this
morning on the charge of cutting witi,
intent to kill Dennis Daley on the 9th Da
the present month. The prisoner, who,
by the way, is a servant at tue illshapcd
but notorious house OF Miss Frank Han,
was-detended by Mr. L. Y. Campbell.
A witness was on the stand giving his
testimony as straight as he could under
the circums tances, when Prosecutnr
Callahan came at him with the follow
ing rather leading question (the witness
being very respectable looking young
man, and not having The least appear
ance of being naughty:
Callahan to witnesg-"Are you In the
habit of visiting Frank Halps placels
Campbell--..Stop, sir; you hayo NO
right to put such a question:"
Callahan--sI haveP'
Campbell-"Well, sir, II you insist
upon asking the witness that question,
l shall bring out that a certain attorney
in this courtroom visits that house as
often as anybody else"
Callahau-sDo you mean me- Mr.
CampbeIl-"Well, I'll show you who
l mean ii this business doesn't stst
right here."
Caliahan--"If you mean me, 1 via
state as a fact that l was never ia The
place in my life"
Campbell-"I do mean you, and yaa
have been there, and can prove it.r
Callahan-'Its a falsehOod. neycr
was"
Campbell-"You were.. Itis no false.
hood, but a TACT"
Well now, this is business. This viu
keep fellows awake. Go in, Charley.
Hit him again, Tom, were tie
thoughts OF the Interested audience.
But the calm and dignified Judge, whe
had listened TO this professional arg.h
ment long enough, set down on the boys
with few soothing and unmls,a akabia
words like these. Said Judge LiudA
mann: II want order in tbfs
courll Stop this wrangling imnt.
diately. n you gentlemen want TO sigbs
very bad, wait till Court Is adjourned.
and then go and fight 1t out like litsin
men. And IN enaeayor to see szia
play"
This ended Tho fun, and the proppRa.
ings Immediately reiapsca into thplr
hVnl-drum monotony-
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Fatal RAILROAD Accident.

John Dithman, German laborer, who
resided with his s,family at Hartweli, was
walking on the track OF the CincinnAti,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad neat
Spring Grove, about 9 O'Clock this MORN.
ing. The engineer of the Morning Ex,
press noticed man long before his train
approached him, and the usual Signals
were given, to which no attention was
paid by Dithman. Before the train ceuld
be stopped he was knocked from the
track into the ditch.
AS soon as possible after the sccideRk
he was placed, still living, in the bag
gage car, and accompanied by Oliver r..
Mitchell, Baggagemaster, to the Ctnciss-
natl Hospital, whore he died at l6z55
this morning. The deceased was aged
about twenty eight years.
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United states Court.

The jury in the case OF August Kucic
enmeister, charged with passing coaab
terfeit money, disagreed at noon, aftes
being out almost all day yesterday ana
this forenoon, and were discharged.
The case OF Frank Flynn was set fba
to-day. A jury was impaneled and the
trial postponed till Monday.
The case Of the United States against
Amann & Co. was taken up.
The United States against Adam
Friend, before Commissioner Halliday,
passing counterfeit money, continued
till Monday.
The case of A. r. Smith, passing coua-
terfeit money, was set for next Monday.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
Springfield Items.



SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. 12.-Madamt
Arabelia Goddard is expected at the
Opera-house on Monday evening, and
the Musical Society Of Springfield are
expecting rare treat.
Brown, the Mind-reader, had slim
attendance at his performance Wednes
day evening.
A man named Adams was arrested
here at the instance OF the Johnstown
Pennsylvania, authorities, but they fail
ing to come for him he was released on
a writ OF habeas corpus, on Friday.
The Spiritualists and Liberalists oil
this city favor taxing church property.
Among the most efficient public ser.
wants here Is Captain Levi Perkins, the
faithful watchman at the railroad cross.
ing on Limestone street. No accident
has occurred at that crowded thorough.
fare during his time of service.
Tramps are getting mad. They lately
threatened to burn our neighboring tow
of Bellefontaine.
A temporary Work-house for tramps
was opened at the Mowatt quarries on
North street. The yagabonds will be
fed and lodged at the station. Already
these migratory beings are leaving the
city rather than work. On Thursday
four OF them concealed themselves ON a
South bound train.
A young man named Thos. Wood COM
plains that recently he was arrested
his eye blacked, and locked up, all dsne
by the police, on the suspicion that he
had stolen clothing In his hand, when
really it was his washing that he was
carrying home. This is a proper case
lor investig alton by the grand jury.
The Universalist Congregation OH
Washington street contemplate holding
revival like other Evangelical
churches.
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HOUSE.
Paul and the Viper.

The N. Y. Times. describing Beecher's
pulpit mode Of answering Bowers let
ter, says:
After pause, so long that many
thought that he was about to fall in the
much talked-of apoplectic fit, Mr..
Beecher read:
sand when Paul had gathered a
bundle of sticks and laid them on the
tire, there came viper out of the heat
and fastened on his hand. And when
the barbarians saw the yenomous beast
hang on his hand, they said among them
selves, no doubt this man is II murderer,
whom, though he hath escaped the sea,
yet vengeance suffereth not to live.
"And he shook off the beast into the fire,
and teIt no harm"
Ali understood Mr.. Beecher TO refer to
Mr. Bowen, and wh,n he drew back and
delivered dramatically the final clause
an applaudlng murmur filed the church,
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FLASHES.


Manning's Planlng Mill, in Marlboro,
Mass, burned yesterday. Loss, $780,.
000.
Of the poet Coleridge, died III London
yesterday.
John Bush, another Of the firemen in
jured in the great New York fire, Tues
day night, died yesterday.
James Cox and Samuel Stypes, car
|penters, fell from a scaffold at Midway,
KY, and were severely injured.
The Scottish Club has finally decided to
send its own team to the International
contest, at Philadelphia, next summer. :.
William Butler, an employe Of Head
man, Harion & Co.'s planning mll had
an arm crushed in the machinery yes
terday.
The Wabash and Eel Rivers are on au.
other rampage. Considerable damage
has been done in the vicinity of Logans
port, Ind.
The President has recognized Waldo
mar Theodor Hanser Vice Consul OF Den
mark, for Michigan and Wisconsin, at
Milwaukee.
Miss Amanda McElroy, young lady
Of Ada, o., while sitting up with u Young
relative, had her clothes set OH fire by "A
spark. She was so badly burned that
death occurred in few minutes.
A Legislative Committee in Kansas
has made report incuipating A. j..
Mowry, one of its members, in forging
State School Bonds. The late Secretary
of State is censured for criminal negli-
gance In purchasing the bonds.
The suit of the First National Bank, OF
Springfield, Illinois, against Charles A..
Dana. to recover on q 80, 900 note, having
resulted in favor OF tue plaintiff, the Gu Sc
goes up en- appeal To the General Term.
| aud probably 70 ths Court q Appeals.
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Deposed-Rubensteim.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA meeting of the
primitive NJ. E. Church, Park avenue,
Brooklyn, was held last evening to in.
vestigate the charges against Rev. Fred.
Bell Of making improper proposals to
Mrs. Morris, member of the Church.
The charges were proved to the salts
faction of the brethren, and Bell was de-
posed.
1t is expected the case Of Rubenstein. +.
for the murder OF Sarah Alexander, will
go TO the jury this afternoon. The pris.
oner has shrunken away to skeleton.
through fright, disease and depriving
himself OF proper nourishment, and
should an adverse verdict be gwen, it is
hardly probable he will live to be exc
cuted on the gallows.
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LAST EDITION
BAB'S TRIAL.
Another Day Spent Closing i'm ON
the Late Private Secretary.

the Late Private Secretary.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-Quartermaste
Grimes was called to the stand yester-
day, and an intense interest in his testi-
mony was manifested by the spectators.
He stated that the clandestine CORE
spondence between Babcock and Nc
Donald occurred after the indictment OF
the latter individual.
Major Grimes stood up In court like
an orator and gave his evidence in o
loud and clear voice that could be heard
all over the room. He explained how
BabcOck asked him to deliver the let.
ters to Mcdonald, and how he had ac-
complished the very delicate trust.
The letters were sent in sealed envel-
opes, addressed to Mcdonald, and were
incl0sed in outer envelopes addressed TO
Major Grimes, with instructions to de-
liver them to Mcdonald.
B. III. Engelke, the rectifier, followed
Major Grimes, and testified to having
seen divers kilograms in the hands OF
Joyce, cautioning him as to proposed
visits Of Revenue Agents.
A. G. Rogers, Deputy Commissioners Of
Internal Revenue, was examined, bul
nothing new was elicited.
j. w. Douglass, Ex-Commissione oil
Internal Revenue, testified as to con.
versation had by him with Babcock
at the White House, in which
the latter showed him letter
from Brooks, advocating delay in the
St. Louis investigations. When the
transfers of Supervisors were made last
year, had conversation with Babcock
who said it was an unwise measure and
would bring such aDreSsure on the Pres
ident as to require its recall. The trans.
fer was to take place on February Is,
and on the 4th the President suspended
the order.
A number of dispatches were here
read concerning this transfer and other
matters, and Mr.. Douglass was cross
examined by Mr.. Storrs, after which an
adjournment was taken until this morn
ing.
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Flowers for the hair are assuming the
shape OF the old-fashioned full wreath
Wreaths ofroses without leaves encircle
The head, resting against the high CHG
non, not put too far forward on the head.
The old-fashioned cache-peigne OF twen-
ty years ago is also coming in. It con-
sists of large, fiat bunches Of flowers,
covering the back Of the head, with
trailing branches ia ing on tue shoul-
ders. For the present, feathers aud
flowers combined are very much worn;
young girls wear only small bunch Of
bowers or an aigrette on one side of the
hair.
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Sparks from the Hub.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BOSTON, Feb. ia rumor that Piper,
the condemned murderer, had attempted
to take his own life, is untrue. There
is general satisfaction expressed at his
conviction.
Thomas Barry, the veteran Boston
theater manager and actor, died yester-
day.
1t is understood that Prof. Austin
Phelps is opposed to the movement
started by the Andoyer Seminary to ask
Plymouth Church to call a Mutual Coun-
Gil to investigate the charges against MI.
Beecher.
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Almost Convicted.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 12.-The jury i'll the
case of James Murphy, on trial for four
days past for the murder OF Col. Dawson
some months ago, after thirty-six hours
deliberation failed to agree, and were
this morning discharged. The jury
stood eleven for murder in the first de-
gree, and one for second degree. :.
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
WASHINGTON, d. o., FeD. II, 1916.

WASHINGTON, d. G., FEB. II, 1916.
The Head OF this Department
has learned, with deep regret,
of the sudden death OF the Hon. Reyer-
dy Johnson, Attorney General of the
United States, from March s, 1649, to
July %, 1850, and out of profound
respect for the memory of his
great services and eminent abilities, it is
ordered that this Department be closed
by draping in mourning on the day OF
his burial.
lSlgnedl EDWARDS PIERREPoNT,
Attorney General.
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TTTANTED-DR. JAS. G. KERR'S-Great
wv System Renovator is good alike for chill
sren and adult. 1t is preventive and cure Of
All fevcrs and smallpox. 1t cures all diseases
erising from impure blood; cures all skin dis
constipation and piles. beware of counter
ieiis and limitations. None genuine without
my name and the title OF the medicine blown on
the bottle, my portrait and signature
name osl my United states PrOpri-
etary stamp covering the cork.
Should your druggist not keep it, write direct
10 proprietor, 1870 West Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, D. jas9- -St-S&W
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Thunder storm.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
DETROIT, MICH, Feb. 12.-Dlspatche
from the interior report that heavy
thunder storm> prevailed yesterday
throughout the eastern part Of the
State, during which several buildings
and barns IN several places were
struck.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
JACKSON, MISS, Feb. 12.-The Commit
tee appointed to investigate the charges
against Lieutenant Governor Davis, re-
ported him guilty Of accepting bribe,
and offered a resolution that he be i'm
peached. The LEGISLATURE will discuss
the resolution Monday.
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The Courier de Lyons quotes an ex-
ception to the rule that oniy people with
empty pockets drown themselves. A
spinsJer Of the tender age OF iorty-seven
threw herself into the Saono, having pre-
yiously tied her pet pug to her waist.
The act was noticed, and the two insep.
arab es were rescued, when, to The
amazement Of all, forty thousand francs
in bank notes and one thousand live hum
dred francs in gold were found Oh the
person of the erratic young lady,
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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
MORE TROUBLE IN THE EAST.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Madrid states that the Carlists are bonn
harding Estella. and advices from Bos-
mia are to the effect that fresh outbreak
in the insurrectionary provinces has oc-
CURED, ana the allied squadron Of the
English, Austrian, French and German
Governments are assembling at Ragusa
to suppress the insurgents.
EGYPTs NATIONAL BLESSING.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Cairo, Egypt, says the Egyptian floating
debt has been converted into ten-year
bonds at nine per cent. interest. A Ma.
tional Bank has been created, and EN-.
powered to collect taxes, which are
pledged for the debt.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Mexican I'D.
vices give meager details Of the revolu.
tion. On the 10Th of January battle
was fought in the State Of Mexico, and
the Reyolutionists were defeated. No
particulars. The Mayor OF small town
in Michocan was recently killed for re.
fusing to operate with the Revolution.
lists. The recent battle near Matamoras,
where the National Guards, under Gen
Rosales, deieated General Gonzales
Harrara. killing him and forty OF his men
Col. Hajera, member OF Congress from
San LUIS POTASH, acting and ON staff OF
Gen. Escobado, was killed in skirmish
near Urmahom.
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NIortuary Record.

Charles Decker, years, Cincinnati.
John Temaat, ~ years, Cincinnati.
John Eiser.
Adam Banssancort, n years, Germany.
Thomas Hauser, years, Cincinnati.
Alice Il. Muller, "a years, Paris, KY.
Reson +. Hall, 33 years, Cincinnati.
Mary Bcumcr, 26 years, Germany.
Barney Mack, AZ years, Germany.
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Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 12.-Mrs.
Mary Levy, aged sixty-two years, fell
down the steps at her residence this
morning and was instantly killed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The following
was issued to-day:
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The Norwicb Rauk Robber.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NORWICH, CT, Feb. 12.-The burglar
who robbed the New London Bank of
Commerce proves to be the Teller. All
the money has been recovered.
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conveyed to Mr.. Johnson's late resi-
dence. The funeral will take place at 3
P. NJ. Sunday, but it is the. wish OF Mr..
Johnson's relatives that 1t be OF pri-
vate nature.
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EXPLOSION.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. IA boiler in
the saw-mlll of Bailey & Thyrn. at Blue
vale, exploded yesterday killing A. G..
. Richardson, the fireman.
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By American Press Association to the STAR.
TOPEKA. KS, Feb. 12.-The Assembly
has passed the bill appropriating $25, 900
for the proper representation of Kansas
at the Centennial
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The Oswego Palladium says new
restorative has been discovered. A
woman who tainted away on Lake
Shore car, the other day, was revived
by man holding q cold door-Sey to LEI
nose. Thermometer ten degrees below
yarni
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DIED.

DAWSON Thursday, at p. NJ, at the res
idcnce Of James II. Williams, No. 1856 Rich
mpnd street, Of typhoid fever, Benz. Frank !:
Davis, youngest son Of o. B. Davis, ESD, Of
Oxford. o., in the 20 h year Of his age.
Funeral services Will be held at Shiloh III. ~
Church, Delhi, Saturday. at II Al. NJ. Car
riages will leave the house at o'clock prompt-
NJ Friends Of the family respectfully Invited.
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Punch once told droll story of man
who, being suddenly raised to riches,
exclaimed, i'll the fullness of his satis-
faction, "Oh, that could stand In the
road and see myself ride by in my car
riage."
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NM 7ANTED--HARD TIMEs-But 25 cents
w will buy at THORNBURY,S, 45 East
Pearl street. 2l9 Sixth street, 2 doors west OF
Plum, and Maple and Locust streets, " alnut
Hill either quarts homlny, 5 lbs. Canada
sat-meal, 8 lbs. apple-butter, ~ lbs. nince-
neat, cans new corn, cans new BIB toma-
Des, lbs. dried peaches, S1s lbs. Benefits
putter crackers, Id. good Rio coffee, . lbs.
Shaker sugar corn. Call and see us. 1T
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narriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were In
sued since our last report:
j. r. Innis and Sarah J. Patterson.
Theodore Langeloh and Cresia Miller.
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Anexchange say the Democrats deny
that "Mr. Blaine completely took the
wind out OF his oppsacht," Come TO
think Of II there would have been no.h-
Ing lett,
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

THE OLD VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S
i LIFE ASSOCIATION will meet THIS
EVENING at hall, corner Sixth and Vine SITS.
G. w. THOMAS, President.
ALBERT PADDOCK, Seey. 1t*
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

ST. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner Of Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow
Rev. G. II. Payne, D.D. Sunday school at az
p. Nj. All invited. 1t
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MINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
The Pastor, the Rev. s. W. Duncan, DID,, will
preach Tomorrow morning and evening. Bible
Exposition t9k A. NJ. Sabbath-school at *
T. M. 1t
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CARPENTER'S MANUAL. - A practical
" guide to use of all tools and all operations S
OF the trade; also drawing for carpenters,
forms OF contracts, specifications. plans. &C.,
with plain instructions for beginners, and full
glossary OF terms used In trade. ulustraied
so cents, Of book SELLERS, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY Il Co, 119 Nassau street. New York.
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w of good habits and good worker, atd who
understands all kinds OF stitching on ladies'
shoes and good operator; can get good ref
erences. Address CHARLES BRYAN, New
town, Hamilton County, OHIO. fe9-4t
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FORTY-EOURTH CONGRESS- list SESSION
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.--A bill was in-
troduced to correct errors and supply
omissions in the revised statutes OF the
United States. Referred. The resolu-
ton OF Jan. 22d, to amend the twenty
second joint rule providing for a
count OF the vote for President and Vice
Pi esident of the United States, was
called up and discussed, but before a
final vote was reached the morning hour
expired and the Senate resumed the
consideration of the bill appropriating
ST, 500, coo in aid of the Centennial Expo
sition. After short debate The bill was
passed as il came from the House, with
out amendment, by Il vote of Al yeas to
Is nays. A bill to regulate the trans
portation of animals was introduced but
no action taken on it. The Senate ad-
Journed until Monday.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-After some un.
important reports OF a private nature
had been presented, the House went into
Committee of the Whole. and resumed
the discussion OF the Consular aud Diplo-
matte Appropriation Bill, which was
finally passed by yeas l30, nays 81. The
bill appropriates $9l4, 900, being redue-
tion OF 1900 from the appropriation CT
last year. Adjourned until Monday.
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TNOa SALE-WAGON-A large platform
JIG spring wagon, capacity two tons, suitable
Tor grocery OF ice business. Inquire at Bank
Street Omnibus Co. fe10-yt
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FOR SALE.

IYoR SALE-PEDDLER'S LICENsE-Two
q months yet to run. Call Immediately. G2l
West Front. lt*
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GEORGIA FLORIDA ;;S::; s:::: ]: s.s's! !:: AZ:

si,culd subscribe for tie MORNING NEWS, pub
lished at Savannah, Ca; Daily, $40; Weekly,
50 per annum. Advertisers desiring customers
in these Stafes, should use Its columns. 1t is
the best paper in tho Southeast. Specimen
copies sent ON receipt Of 5 cents. Address j.
II. ESTIIL, Savannah, Ga.
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NOR SALE-SHARE5-Fiv OF Amazon In
L. surance stock. Address w. S. EMMAL,
Lexington, KY. fe9-4t
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TSOR SALE-COUNTER-Te feet long. in
E good condition. VIII be sold cheap. Ap.
ply at 107 W est Fifth street. ja3-tf
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EOR SALE-GO WHERE THE TAXES
I WILL NOT EAT you UP-A splendid
railroad. Address H., this office. ja2S-tf
LNOR SALE-LAND--5 80 acres prairie land ;
IL good spring on came; in thickiy-scttled
COUNTY es seat or r viii % trade. su Address % W." W.
this uilice. jy14-tf
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L,OR sALE-WAGONs-O open wagon,
l capacity one ton. one top wagon. light ca
pacity i,o0U pounds. Inquire OF j. Il. FREY,
i25 West Fifth street. 1t
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FOR RENT--RooMs

II OR RRENT-ROOMS--Two rooms with cell
T. lar, at No. Turner street, West End; very
low. JAMES Il. CHALLEN, Attorney, "a W.
Fourth street. fe1l-.t