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River NeWa.


The river rose 6inches here in the twen-
ty-iour hours ending aE A, NJ, with
feet inches in the channel by the marks
at the Water-works.
Special to the STAR:
PITTsBURG. August 40 A. M.--River
feet s inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer TO-. Wind east.
The Bannock City arrived and will re-
turn to VeVay this afternoon. Captain
J. V. Raynolds' elegant new steamer
Virgie Lee will leave for Kanawha
River tomorrow evening. j. Ii.
Stratton Is her agreeable and accom-
plished clerk, and does honor to the po-
sition he holds 80. The Fleetwood will
leave for Huntington this evening, ...
The U. p. Sohenck will depart for New
Orleans tomorrow evening e. The Vint
| Shinkie arrived last night from Mem
| phis, She had a fair trip of fre ght. and
| re egstered siXty-siX passengers going
down and ninety-e!gnt on the up trip.
| She will return tomorrow evening, with
Captain James Remission in command
and W. +. Mcintyre in the office. The
Cherokee VIII depart for New Orleans
tomorrow evening. Captain Geo. Wolf
commands -. The United states will
leave for Louisville this evening. The
Telegraph will be the regular Pomeroy
packet leaving this evening -. The Glas-
gov departs for Evansville this even
ing The Wildwood arrived last night
from Maysville with 81 hhds tobacco.
She returned at noon to-day with mod
crate trip. =. The Julia No. 2 left Kama
wha for Cincinnati last even
ing with 1000 brls SALT.
Wharfage for the week ending last
night, $l73 rs. The Point Peasant
Register says that Captains Christy and
Truslow contemplate building new
boat for the Kunawha and Parkersburg
trade, to be called the Ida Osa. The
same paper also says that the Julia No.
"wllI be thoroughly overhauled, re-
painted, &t., and put in the market for
sale" :. .1ne towboat Gem was sixty
hours towing a raft of IS logs up the riv-
er sixteen miles from the mouth of the
| Kanawha, last week. The little Tom
Hackney knocked hole in her hull,
Tuesday, and went to Gallipolis for re-
pairs ... George Liyhtner and Jas. We Is
will pilot the Glasgow to Evansville -.
| The following were the amounts OF salt
received here during July: For 9. NJ.
| Holloway, $3.50 barrels; for Roots q Co.,
3, 4S7 barrels; for L. IL. Sargent, LOO
| barrels.
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LATEST LOCAL.

E. W. STRICKLAND was appointed
guardian Of the estate of Mary Conner
sowl.
LOUISA SCHNEIDER was appointed ex-
ecutrlx of CaUharine Muhle. Personal
ty, $3.50; gealty, $500.
JOHN A. GURLEY ROBERTS, an eX-
attaohe of the Adams Express Com
pany in this city, and who is now a
horny-handed son of toll on his farm in
Greene County, is in the city.
A SLIGHT fire occurred in the cellar OF
the Cincinnati Coffin Manufacturing
Company, at The corner of Richmond and
Carr streets. about 10 O'Clock, to which
the Twos' Fire Company responded
promptly. 1t was extinguished with a
garden hose.
HUGH CANNON, a boilermaker, work
ing at McIlYaine's yard, corner of Pearl
and Lawrence streets, and who lives at
1876 East Second street, pleaded guilty to
abusing crippled wife, and WAS fined
$25 and costs ana placed under bonds TO
not drag his wife around by the hair for
a whole year.
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The Campaign in Illinois.
CHICAGO.
Our Red BrOther-The silver Ques
tiOn-Criminal, ETC.. Etc.

Our Red BrOther-The silver Ques-
tiOn-Criminal, Etc.. Etc.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August At is now re-
ported that among the immense number
of Indians who have reported to Stand
ing Rock since the rumored change OF
management to the military is the noto-
rious Rain-in-the- Face, who killed Gen.
Custer and had war dance over Gus
ter's heart, being accompanied by two
hundred and twenty lodges. He is now
in with hundreds Of others, and no doubt
will insist upon his disposition 10 be q
good Indian.
In the Chicago Board of Trade, Mr..
WrighPs resolution in favor OF restor-
ing the legal tender quality Of the sill
yer dollar, was laid on tue table by a
close vote. subsequently, on a call OF
twenty-five members, a special meeting
was ordered to consider that question
next Monday evening.
A coid-blooded murder was committed
last night at West Liberty. Iowa. The
parties were related, the murderer
being q barber OF Davenport, known as
Gen. Houston, and the victim his ia
ther-in-law, Henry Kelly. The deed
was done with revolver, Kelley being
shot three times. Domestic trouble and
bad whisky were the causes. The mur :
derer tried TO escape, but was caught.
A man named Il. A. Horrell, carpen-
ter and builder, who has resided in
Springfield, Illinois, for several years,
committed suicide by taking laudanum.
II is supposed he WAS about fifty years
cd. No cause is assigned other tnan
ueDrAE sion Of hIsineSs
--latest from Gen. Terry.
CHICAGO, Angus 4.-Receut dispatch
es from Gen. Terry say he will COM
mence to moveup the Rosebud River on
July 27 to form junction with General
Crook. Everything indicates that the
Indians in front of Terry and Crook are
breaking up into small bands with the
view of lnterrupting communication and
attacking the border settlements, and
some VINO are tired Of the war want TO
get into the agencies,
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Third Edition
NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
Vanderbilt Simking,


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
New YORK, August 4.-Commodore
Vanderbilt was rather better yesterday,
but was much worse towards evening.
1t is now learned that the old Commo-
dore is sinking rapidly.
LATER.
NEW YORK, August 4-The remark
able strength and constitutional vigor OF
Commodore Vanderbilt were apparent
this morning in the manner In which he
rallied from what his physicians con-
slider the severest relapse he has ever
experienced. AT A. M. change oc-
CURED for the better, and he continued
to rally until A. NJ, when be took a
light breaklas His condition, ,ho owever,
is extremely unfavorable, but he may
live six hours yet. A consultation of
ply sicians is being held at his residence.
The Cutlery Trade.
A meeting of the manufacturers and
importers of cutlery was held at the In-
ternational Hotel yesterday afternoon,
and preliminary steps taken to form q
State association,
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Miscellaneous-Wm. Stephens, con.
cealed weapons, 500; Hugh Cannon,
abusing family, $50 and under bonds;
Chas j. Rauth, malicious destruction,
continued; Andrew II. Shaffer, embez.
Element, continued; j, b. Dryer & Bro,
failing to display red light, 81; James A.
Carrier, obstructing street, dismissed;
John Porter, thief, dismissed; Jacob
Smith, false pretense, continues; Ida
Boyer, harboring lewd women, contin-
ued; David Martin, VIM. N Nlehaus, Robt.
Phillips, John Rheinhart, cutting with
intent to kill, dismissed; Patrick
O'Neal, abusing family, 80 days.
Drunk and Disorderly-LIzzie Manly,
under bonds; Jacob Bohnen, "; same,
So; Mary Smith, 80 days; z. Ariou, dis
missed; Mollle Cook, dismissed; Jane
Mclaughlin ana Sallie DeHart, 80 days
each; Archie Howe, dismissed; Jenny
McCarty, $40; John j. Brennan, 50; John
Moore and N. Cronin, dismissed; Mar
garet Danks, 81; Matte Sanford, bail
forfeited; Anna Sullivan and Minnie
Forrest. $40; Clara Scott, 80 days; t.
Bracken aud VIM. stephens, dismissed;
Margaret O'Neil, 81; Jacob Smith, con-
tInued; Auna Sullivan, under bonus.
Assault anu Battery-Geo. Swasey,
dismissed; Chas. Newman, Soi same, 20;
Henry Kenter, g. Bender, dismissed;
Catherine Haggeny, Mary Russell, An
ME Duffy, John Nichols, dismissed;
Laura Cornelius, Sallie Cooney, 81 each;
McKellman, dismissed.
Petit Larceny-Stephen Roche, con.
tinued; WIN. Jones, 3O-$5O; Matt. Cole
man, 30-$50; VIM. Stephens, 3o-$1O0.
Vagrancy-Clara Somers, KaLe Bates
aud Chris. Leonard, continued; Jos.
johnson, s. Erley, r. Williams aud
Annie Folden, ~ days eacbs
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Torn Allen and the Clipper,

Ever since the Chambers and Edwards
prize fight, during which Tom Allen was
one of the seconds, and in reporting
which fight the New York Clipper de-
nounced the action of Allen for an al
legged irregularity. it has been observed
that Tom ALIENS name has not APP
peare1 in that paper, it preIerring to Il.
more the gentleman altogether. This
studied neglect OIL the eminent pugilist
VIII now perhaps come to an end, ae
Tom has forwarded to Frank. Queen, ed
itor of the Clipper, card, amply apollo
gizing for his language and conduct upol
the occasion referred to, which caused
the breach between them.
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FLASHES.

Moses Y. Tilden, brother OF Governor
Tilden, is dangerously ill.
O'Neil, the murderer, was hanged at
st. Johns, New Brunswick, yesterday.
Bounce Younger and Holds Kerry
have been arrested for completely in the
Missouri train robbery. The former is O
cousin of the famous Younger boys.
Thomas Conynham, business man,
and member Of one Of the first families
of Wilkesbarre, Penn, is forger to the
sum of nearly 5000, 900. His forgeries
are upon individuals, firms and banks.
He has fed.
A special dispatch to the st. Louis
Republican from Leavenwortb says a
suit WAS instituted in the United States
District Court for $40, 751, ,284 against the
Kansas Paoltio Railroad Company, for
using fraudulent vouchers. Ex-senator
Carpenter is among those engaged to
prosecute the Company.
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LEGAL.


A TTACH MENT-MilGon Safer, aGministra-
n tor OF Sarah Banes, decd, plaintiff. VS.. A.
I. Banes, defendant. Defendant will take no.
tice that on the 1lth day Of July. 1873, suit was
Instituted BY plaintiff against him before John
Ashby, j. p, Of Harrison Township. Hamilton
County, ohio, to recover s47 65, principal and
interest, due on certain promIssory note
drawn by defendant In favor of said Sarah
b anes, deceased, and that an attachment was
issued for said sum. Said cause is set for
hearing Saturday, September 9, at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. MILTON SAFER,
au4-3tF Plaintiff.
A 'TTACHMENf-Abbie Banes, plaintln, vs..
N A. T. Banes, defendant. Defendant will
take notice that on the 11th day Of July, 1876,
suit was instituted by plaintiff against him
before John Ashby,J. p, OF Harrison Town
ship, Hamilton County, Ohio, to recover Sal So
principal and interest, due on a certain prom
issory note drawn by defendant III favor of
plaintiff and that an attachment was issued
for said sum, Said cause is set for hearin &
Saturday, September ., at 10 O'clock, A NJ.
MILTON SAFER,
au4-3tF Atty FOR Plaintiff.
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Court Cuttings

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany against the Cincinnati, Hamilton
g. Dayton Railroad Company and 9th
ers. In this case, in which the plaintiff
seeks TO eujoin the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton IL DAYTON Railroad Company from
| violating the terms of a contract which
| the plaintiff had with the junction Rail-
road Company, whereby the plaintiff
was given the exclusive privilege OF
constructing u line OF wire between
| Hamilton and indianapolis, and also
from permitting the AtlaBtic & Pacific
| Telegraph Company from greetings rival
fWire along the same road, which has
since fallen into the hands of the Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Railroad
Company, by purchase under fOreclO!
| sure of mortgage, the further arguments
were made, Mr. Ramsey speaking for the
defendants, ana Judge HoadIy for
plaintiffs. The case was then taken un-
der adVsement.
The will of Margaret Hickey was pro-
bated yesterday. Julius Ii. Guodheart
was appointed executor. Estate, 81, 700
in personally.
}. b. Green was appointed admiuts-
ira or OF HeDrlgtta Green. Estate,
50 900 in personally.
The United States against A. p. Will
liams, Warren Wilder, G.. n. Wilder,
Christian kissinger, Lewis O. Maddux,
VIM. NJ. Hobart, Magdalena GGrke, Geo.
G9rke, Elizabeth Keurze, Robert Nj.
Keurze, John Gorke, minor; Robert Nj.
Keurze, mis- guardian; Magdalena Gerke,
and George Gerke, administrators of
John Gerke, deceased, and the Commits
sIoners OF Hamilton County.
Tie plain iff alleges that IN 1857, In the
old Plank Road d stilIery on Gest street
seyeuty-eight thousand eight hundred
and fourteen gallons Of proof spirits
were found, on which the tax had been
|evaded. This SUIT is against all subse-
quent owners, including Messrs. Mad
UuX and Hobart, the present owners of
the distillery. The plaintiff asks that
the property be sold to defray the unpaid
tax.
Enos F. Taylor, assignee of Clara d.
Greer, against p. NJ. Ustick, Maggie U.s.
tick, George P. Vandeman, Bessie Van
deman, SUIT for $1,000; against Alice N.
Gibson, for $3.50; against q. G. Stevens
for $13S, and against the Union Bank for
$15l. The petition alleges that the at
tempt was made by the bankrupt, whose
es Jate is situated in W ashiu.ton Court
House, to give the above named parties
preference over otner creditors.
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the STAR
INTERVENTION POSSIBLE.

By American Press Association to the STAR
INTERVENTION POSSIBLE.
NEW YORK, August A London
special says the foreign ambassadors at
Constantinople have at last interfered,
and entered protest against the pres
ent conduct OF the campaign In Servia.
Several ambassadors have warned the
Porto that unless the prese mt system OF
enlisting volunteers as -. crusaders
against The Christians is stopped, Euro
pean military Intervention Is inevitable.
In consequence of this warning the
Porte has ordered that no more Yoluu-
teers be enlisted against the Seryians.
The Sultan is paralyzed, and entirely
incapacitated from business.
RUMoRS.
PEsTH, August At is rumored here
that d great battle has been fought, and
the Turks have been defeated by the In-
surgents, under General Tchernayeff.
The Turks are said TO have captured
SaitZchar. ..
PETROLEUM IN EUROPE.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 4.-Petr0l-
cum wells, yielding an abundant supply
o! the article, have been discovered in
Russian Khokand.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
VIENNA, August A dispatch from
Wedden to-day says the operations OF
the Turkish army of invasion have been
suspended since Tuesday, owing to
that are making for stimuli
taneous attacks on Krupa and Sataro.
The Insurgents have no accommoda-
tions for the wounded at Camp Loag-
dina, where many of The injured are, and
no doctors. The suffering there is ter
rible. Eight Russian female doctors are
expected to arrive at Belgrade.
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acceptance; also that two-thirds Of 1t is
devoted to the financial question. 1t is
again asserted authoritatively, despite
all rumors to the contrary, that Hem
bricks stands squarely on the st. Louis
platform with reference to the repeal OF
the Resumption Act. Being interrogated
relative to a letter said to have been
written by him in July to friend in ln-
dianapolls, urging the repeal of the re-
sumption clause, he &dmitted5, It. It's Iau au-
| else terms. He added: 81 have been in
favor OF the repeal of that law ever since
l read it,"
Congressional.
CHICAGO, August 4.-The fourth Con-
gressional Convention held at Mason
City yesterday was stormy session
over the fight for candidates. H. o.
Pratt, President Incumbent, was ousted
and N. o. Deering, OF Mitchell, nomi-
| mated instead. A Republican County
Convention will be held in Peoria, H.,
to-day to choose eighteen delegates to
the Congressional Convention OF the
Ninth District, to be held at Galesburg,
August 16. Delegates who will support
Richard Ii. Whiting for denomination
were chosen. Hon. Julius :. Starr with
| draws from the race.
Republican Ticket i'm Michigan
DETROIT, August 4.-The Republican
State Convention at Lansing nominated
the following State ticket: For Gov
ernor, G. M. Croswell; Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Alonzo Sessions; Secretary Of
State, Il. G. d. Holden; State Treasurer,
W. b. McCreery; Auditor, Gen. Ralph
Ely; Land Commissioner, Gen. B. f.
Partridge; Attorney General, Otto
KirchnerJ superintendent Of Public In
struction, H. s. Tarbell.
The Campaign in Illinois.
CHICAGO, August 4.-Mr. Cullom and
Col. Harton went last evening to Muir.
pheysboro, where they address Repub-
lican meetings this and Saturday after
Moons. Mr.. Cull0m and Col, John l. Rim.
aker, of Carlinville, will speak at Olney,
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Kansas City Times. There was no
preaching in this town last Sunday, and
ali in consequence of practical Joke
perpetrated by lively young girl. The
young girl, Inspired by tue work, the
flesh and little devil mixed, sat down,
late on Saturday evening, and sent a
note to each OF the pastors. The mis-
sives were ON tinted paper, and written
nicely. They each contained these
words: GAN is discovered-flyW Nine
OF the preachers fed to st. Louis, and
three went West There is a sensation
in town larger than a mans hand.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Capt. Joshua
Shaw, of the Baltimore Board OF Pilots,
reports that while plotting the Spanish
ship Augustine, on her outward bound
voyage from this port about two weeks
ago, the vessel was becalmed off Cape
Henry, at the mouth Of the Chesapeake
Bay. While thus detained sea SER
pent. twenty-five feet long and as thick
as -four barrel, wriggled up the chain
cable over the bow and got its head up
the hawser hole. The crew, armed with
pistols, handspikes and capstan bars,
drove it three times into the sea. The
last time it disappeared altogether,
supposed to have been killed or fatally
injured. The reptile had a horrid look
ing head, with eyes prOtruding an inch
from the sockets.
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On 'ChaIlge.

The death of William Goodman, Presi-
dent of the Washington Insurance Com
pany, was announced on Change this
morning. The following Committee was
appointed by President Holloway to
draw up the usual resolutions: John
Burgoyne, A. l.. Frazier, j. W. Hart
well, Frances Ferry and j. W. Sibly.
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Lillian Allen, months, city.
Lizzie Myer, II months, city.
Margaret Hickey, 81 years, Ireland.
John Delaney, 2 days, city.
Infant White, stubborn, city.
Infant Bergman,4 months, city.
Mishel Helnlee, 80 years, Germany.
Ditrich Hanekamp, 80 years, Germ any
Sophia Marninger, q months.
Jennie Knopp, y years, Lawrencebura
Pete Grapperhaus, II months, city.
Infant Bradford, 3 days, city.
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One day last week woman at the
Albany Railroad Depot went up to
Uncle Sammy and asked him to hold her
baby lor her while she purchased her
ticket. The bachelor reform tiend gazed
at her in surprise tor few seconds, and
then turned awav centemptuously, nur-
muring: "Ugh! Sour milkp "Sour
milk indeed" she replied, shaking her
'parasol at biw "you mean 'sour
1gaoes.ir
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The nerves of women, says the Austin
(Nev.) Reveille, are something hard to
understand. a woman who can throw
a tea-cup at her ysband's head with un.
erring aim, will W39e the echoes with
her screams the next minute if bug
happens to light on the back of her neck /;
and the woman who could .coolly horse
whip the man who ISLANDERS her, will
jump on chair and holler blue murder
at the signt OF a mouse on the carpet.
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
G. Perry and Henrietta Brown.
Chas. Stone and Mary Rutledge.
Frank. S. Knerr ana Josy Hockmann
Thos. ROurke and Addie Gates.
W. Pollard and Joanna Hohmann.
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POLITICAL.
and IHendricks,

By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, August A Saratoga
special says Tilden Is engaged in cor
rectiHg the proof sheet Of his letter Of
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
Severe Defeat of the GOveFnmen
Troops.

Troops.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-News has
been received here of fight twelve
miles from Seralvo, on the Monclave
Road, between Mexican Government
troops under Quiroga, and the Revolu-
tionlsts aaaer Rarouko TravIno and
Falcon, resulting in the defeat of the
former, who lost tour hundred stand of
arms. Two of his battalions deserted
him and pronounced for Travipo Al
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Quiroga's men were captured. This re-
verse will severely cripple CISCO, edo in
his operations against the Revolution
lists,
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with the understanding that the B. P. W.
nor Col. Anderson had receded an inch
from the original stand taken. She must
TALL.
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For New Orleans:

SATURDAY, 9Th, at 5 z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~. h CHEROKEE, Geo. Wolf, Master
IeffssFs%a Apply on board, or to Royse &
AsE''s'1s1sA Mosset, j. 5. Robinson, j. q. Dor
man Co, ". 5. Getty, Matt. Mcclure, Agts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TNTANTED - SIDE-LACE KID OR PEB-
w BILE GOAI SHOES-S1 % a pair; kid.
button, u; 1s-thread lasting, side lace, 81 90;
Warranted custom maze, at f. X. BOGEN-
bCHUTZ'S, 245 Central avenue, cor. George
street au3-3t
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'VHJANTED-AN UNMARRIED MAN-To
w work on small farm OF thirty acres. A
steady situation for the right kind Of man
fills OFFICE. au3-H
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tNTANTED-SITUA dry goods or
w notion store, by young man of 10;
wholesale OF retail, city or country; good
ate and moral habits; two ycars' experience;
Hrst-c class references. Address A. b. e., care
Box 4S, Fairfield, Ind. 2-3t
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SUMMER SPORTS.
Walking.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, August 4.-Daniel O'Leary,
the pedestrian. Will make an attempt in
this city to walk five hundred miles in
one hundred and forty-four hours, COM
mencing Oh the 7th inst.
Yachting.
NEW YORK August 4.-The series OF
races for the Queens Cup, between the
yachts Madeline and Countess of DUFF
ferin, will, it is expected, be sailed on
the 9Th, 10Th and 18th Inst. Yachting
experts predict defeat Of the Countess.
Both yachts are being oyerhauled for
the contest.
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FOR sALB--REAL ESTATE

L7OR SALE-FRUIT FARM-A small fruit
j. farm Of IS acres, fruit Of NIL kinds in
abundance; good brick house OF six rooms !;
well anu cistoln; near school and church; IL
miles from railroad: on easy TERMS Address
A. B. DRAKE, MadisonYille, Hemilton Coun-
ty, ONO. 2-3G
L'OK sALE-LANB-- SO acres prairie land; !;
L. good spring on same; In tlliCkiy settled
Neighborhood. in Adar county, Iowa, near
county-seat. Or will trade. Address "W,"
this Office iY14-tf
LNOR SALE FRUIT FARM A fine frgit
IL farm OF 30 aci es: largo and comnodious
house; beautiful yard OF three acres; situated
in the suburbs of Urbana, within q few MIN
utes walk of the Post office; a very desirable
residence; can be bought AZ reasonable terms.
Address Box 3T3, Urbana. y. 2-4t
EOR SALE - FARM - Good farm Of 97X
Il acres, situated l u miles from the railroad,
in Clermont County; 10 acres in corn, 3 acres
in potatoes, 20 acres in meadow, balance in
pasture and small crop. Farm in good order.
VIII s3ll farm and crop together ON VERY EASY
terms. A good chance for any one desiring it
to get good home. Address b. y. S., star
Office, 2SJ Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jyTwtf