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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-01-04
c., r. l. & p. r. r.

THE DIRECT ROUTE FOR
Joliet. Morris, La Sale, Peru, Henri, Lac0a
Peoria. q eneScO, Moline, Rock Island
Davenport, MEscatiRe, Warrington,
Iotud Citg, GrfnneH, NetUtou
DeS MOines,
COUNCIL BLUFFS & OMAHA,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Where It Joins with the Union Pacific Rail-
way for Denver, Salt Lake City, Sacramento,
San Francisco and all points West on the
Pacific Coast.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY As FOLLOWS:
Omaha, Leavenworth 4 AtchisOn Express
Sunday excepted) 1000 A. n. Peru Ac-
commodRtion. (Sunday excepted)
500 P. NJ. Omaha Express
Saturdays Ex.) l0:00 p. NJ.
KANSAS LINE.
% The Chicago, Rock Island & Paeihc Rail-
road Company have now opened their
South Western Division between
LaFuHEGth, AkhisSH and Chicago,
Connecting at Leavenworth with the Kan
Al Atchfson with the Atchison Topeka a
santa Fe Central Branch Union Parffo
and Atchison & Nebraska Railroads, for All
points IN
Kansas, Indian Territories, Colorado
and NelU MeIicO.
This Company have built full compile
ment Of Palace Drawing-Room and Sleeping
Cars, which for external beauty and interior
arrangements for the comfort, convenience
and luxury Of passengers are une1cellec, II
equalsd. by any other cars Ofthe kindin The
THRoUGH TICKETS for sale at all Gen.
eral Railway ofaces in the states and
CanadRs- HUGH RIDDLE,
A. NJ. sKTTH, Gen. ,Sup't.
Gen. Pass.Ig
-6Ln
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Columbus, Springfield & Gin. Line.

AM trains run daily except Sunday.
Through Coaches on Nos and e. between
Banuuskv and Cincinnati.
Through Coaches on Nos. :, IL 10 ana 2
between gandusky and Columbus on Nos.
b, and Is between Columbus and Gin
cinnatI.
The above times viii be made as faT as
practicable bat not guaranteed.
t,UAs. HoWARD l.. W. e. BROWN,
SuDerintendent. General Manager.
T. NJ BRONSON, General Ticket AGENT.
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STLKS.

OF which our stock - the largest in the city,
are offered as touOws. Good Black silk al
A-5O per yard; With better gTkdes at higher
prices COlOred silks, very good, az Sl-25
and up A Dress Pattern Of either would bs
an appropriate giftf
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Gents Furnishing.

Dressing Gowns, Smoking Jackets aud
Caps, Scarfs, Ties, Umbrellas, Gloves, and
other articles for gentlemen, suitable for
the Holiday Season, 70 which the attention
OF Lalllas 4. zl-ed -
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Ladies Real Seal Saequss,

Dark Shades and fine Qaality, Very Desir-
able, from SO. These Prices AffOrd Positive
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MAIN LTNE-GOTXG NORTH.

Findlav Branch Trains leave FIndlay
"a N. 900 A. N. and 4:I5 P. NJ; arrive
in Carey at 6:lj A. n, 1000 a. NJ and o:lo
P. NJ; Leave Carey at 100 A: NJ; 20 7; M;
and so p n; arrive in Ftndlay a. o;JJ
A NJ H3J p. II. and 9I5 p. NJ.
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR WAUGAMAN,

nCULIsT AND AURIST.
" Studied the rye with Dr. Metz at
MassiilOn, Ohio.
Long, Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
the aid OF French Trial Glasses.
OFFICE HoURs-S A. N. TO 4 p. ~.
2I Madison ST.. TIflin, o.
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PennsuLya,ata RatEro "a.

Toledo Division.
nN and after Nov. 2S. 1870, Trains will
" leave stations daily as follows, Sundays
sAos''eu' GOING WEST.
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WILLIAM J. CRAWF,

IHCLBCTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
"a Thankful fO- patronage during The
past seven years, and viii continue %
serve the public in all branches Of the
Medical Profession. Residence and ONCE,
No. % Perry st, two doors west Of Wash
Ington. Aug. II. '7GJf
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FURS.

IN this Lineour Stock Invites Inspection,
Tor We sell Good Fur Set-Muff and boa
for 500. with the Better Grades Proportion
ately Low. -
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For THE kAlDlVSI8r
LORD A1L0B,n
I n YORK.

. We invite attention to the fofo,vfs1 5a-
Prices at whi-h our Goods are 'rna~ksd bs,,,
special reference 20 the HOliday SeaSrn 80
5aFgatns- will be found tlronghour The
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-01-04
GLOVES.

Gloves otthe most approved make, In as
sorted shades and colors, put up In quanti-
ties to suit purchasers.
Also, large and carefully selected line OF
Fancy Goods, Ornansnts etc, with small
wares OF every description, exceedingly sp-
prOpriate for the Holiday Season.
Samples Of goods aud Catalogues OF La
dies, Misses ard Children's Furnishing
Goods sent free, oE application, TO all parts
Of the county. -iers for goods OF every
carefully filled without charge,
and goods packed and forwarded to desti-
nation.
Broadway & Twentieth St.
Grand, Chryslie and Forsyth Sts.,
New York.
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Trains Nos. 8, and run Daily. Train No
leaves Chicago daily except Saturday.
Saturday.
an others Daily, except Sunday.
F. b MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticke ct
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SHAWIS.

Our shawl Department. presents many At
fractions, as the aSsortment- - lalgo, choice
and varied- Real india ShavlS als q Tered
As low as SS5-OOs witli lisDecca, Ghsdda a7dz
Other,eqJlal y a Ne Grldes selling hon 50
upWardS IheSe prices are below anytk fnZ
Yet offered inthis marketr
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PITTSBURGH, IT. WAYNE & CHICAGO Ri
ON AND AFTER Dec. 1, 1876, Trains
" will leave Stations daily, Sundays ex-
ceptedl, as follows:
TRAINS GOING WEST.
STATIONS. / Ex. MAIL Tex. Sex,
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten-
"A ton given 70 al kinds OF Military
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions &c.
ONCE In National Exchange BanL Block
opposite the Court House, linn, Ohio
Jan. Il.
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place TO acquire a thorough business educa-
ton, or TO become successful teacher OF
Spencerian penmauship under the instruC-
tion OF one OF its authors, is at the Union
Business College, Cleveland, o. For circu-
lars address
PIATT Z EpENfrER-
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ALPREts LAEDoN .

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tinin, Ohio. Of
a zee over Huss' Book Store, opposite
lac Court House.
sept. u. Is7s.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAw OfIoe in Miuer''
n Block, " Washi1ZtOn Street, opposite tue
-ouFt House. sly
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rpArH nII.nIEF

AClAL-sEf q EEH MING sOa-
A TTORNEYS At LAW, Tina, Cz;O. o.
4 fee opposite the Court House.
June 30.
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II. KEPP
CIV. BACHNAN.

CIV. BAcHHAN. nc. KEPPEIa
BACHMAN & KEPPEL.
4 TTOREEYS- AT LAW. ONCE over
a National Exchange Bank, corner oi
Washington and Market streets, Tlfbnr ..
Nnn- II ila-llE
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: None are gsnulus 1nle8s the signature OF
i. HAYDOCK, As agent Tor the United states,
a h handsome reward Will be KiYen 70 any
one rsnde.fng such informatsor % may ieHd
% the detection Of any party ~ Pars.es
com terfsiting the medicines or vencIns tho
ssrne knowing them 70 be spurious
sold AZ Lna manufactOry Of Professor doL-
.LoWAY 4 Co. New YORK. and Dy Al respee-
table drngEists and deafens n nlsl.eAoS S
througborf the civilized world, m no1s7 ~
- csnf1L n cents ard fi - each.
So There Is considerable saying y .lLs ~. .ios
the larger siZes. ,,.,,,. of ~
n. B-Di fsetl9iiis ~ t,s rs.i 70 each
SSS.. SST. IIe LrBerty street, view York.
nj 75-ly.
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c.. S. & C. r. r.

Tine Card taking effect Dec. 10. 1875.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS
EEF.IIAM LANG

GUTLVORD 3. HEPPEL-
-roRvEY-AT-LAw. OGics "a G-uiI-
= Taej's B.ocz, opposite tue Court Hou' r
THrin. o.
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TTORNEY At LAW. Cllee opposite
z FIe-re q Cos. Furniture store, East
lsr-e. ~. Jidln, .. Dlt-'5J'
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GOING EAST.

J. ID. LAYING. GsuT Manager.
]. S. MORRIS, superintendent.
W. Z. BEAL. Master TRANSFORMATION.
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CEND 25e. to q. p. ROWELL & CO.. New
y York, fer Pamphlet of 100 pages, contain
ing lists OF 1900 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost OF advertising. n2a'It-ly.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions of the skin, this ONT
ment u mOsT invaluable. u does not hea
externally alone, but pene1rHtes win the
most searchi3g effects % the very root o. the
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-01-04

. TTOgNEY At Law, Tim, Ohio. Onoe
corner Main and Perry sire etE
Maye
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A UCTIONEER. Speaks both German
~ and English. F7Si1 answer calls for town
aud country at reasonable rates. Address
Green Spring, Ohio A-ly
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sCUDDER CHAMBERLAIN

A RCHITECT AND GENERAL BUILD
a ER, will take c0I.eEects Cor putting mp
blocks Dwellings, etc, or VIII oversee such
work. Drawn ., Drafts, PlSus, ETC., for ev-
ery description made and furnished on low
terms. Residence, No. Il Washington St.,
THIN, q.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
VIM. GALLUP
e. @. COOKE.

IHine Ie welry, Best American Gold and
II SiIve- watches, etc. Repairing done
,oromptl-. Opposite Court House THIN.
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g. Y. BREsTEL,

CTTRVEYDE .AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
- oeice over "a ubbaud's Drug Store. Sur
Tevs- lIans etc,, Ia lade promptly, accurate
Iy ana on reasozaA hle terms.
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THIS CONSTITUTIONAL PROV
ION Is SELF-OPERATIEG.

Thus il will be seen that the Con-
stitution is self-exeeuting and was
intended to be so by the trainers of IL,
aud not to be subject to any law, rule,
or regulations Of Congress, or Of eitn-
er branch of Congress.
To show that the Constitution Is
self-operating as 70 counting and de-
claring the result of the Electoral
votes, Il is only necessary to refer to
section 142 of the act entitled "Presi-
Dental EleetiOnn (U. 8. Rev. Stats,
page . That section is as follows
i'Congress shall be in session on the
second Wednesday Ia February sue
ceeding every meeting OF Electors,
and the certificates, or so many Of
them as have been received, shall
then be opened, the votes counted,
and the persons to ill the offices Of
President and Vice President asc'r-
tanned and declared agreeable TO the
Constitution
If anything is clear, it is clearly
certain that this provision refers the
whole matter Of aseertaining snd de-
claring the result OF the Electoral
vote b4cB to the constitutional pr
vision, and makes it sslf-operzIing
and seli-exeeating. In fact, il Con-
gress should, or II s State should, in
any way, attempt to restrict, modify,
or in any way vary this constitutional
provision by any law, rule, or rsgula-
ton would be unconstitutional and
void.
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Grnnan z aETET

TTOR=EY IT Law. Singers Block
= Tim~, Ohio.
H5f-'.5-ly.
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HOLLOwAY,s PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder OF the Kidneys.


In ali diseases affecting thess orB<nss
Whsther they seerets TOO much or 100 lttle
water: or whether rhey Be afnicted with
stone or gravel. or with aches and pal set
lied IN the lOiDs over the Tegon OF the kid
neTs. these pills should Be aiken according
10 me printed directionss and The Otntnnsnt
shOuId BE- we'll rubbed INTO me small OF the
! baIsir at bed tirne. This treatnent will give
aImost immediate relief when all other
means have failed-
FOR sFOMACHs gUT OF ORDER.
No nedicins will 20 efectually Improve
me tone Of the sbOInacn a. these Piiis; tisy
remove ali aeidlty Oeeasion- either by an
temperance or improper Diet They reach
the liver aud reduce 10 % a healthy action ;
thsy arc wonderfully efncacious ia cases OF
sDasrn-.m fact they never tail In curing all
q s0rJiers Of the Liver and stOnacn- s-
HOLLOWAYf5 PILL5 are the best know n
In the world for the following disease ::
Ague. Asthma, Bilious Complaints, BlOteh-
- on the SKIN, Bowels. Consumption, De-
bility, DrOpsy, DysepteTy, Erysipelas,
Female Irregularities, Fevers Of all k1nds,
FITS, 0Out, Headache Indlgestions Inhasn-
nation. Jauudice, Liver Complaints, Lam
hagD, Piles, EheuInarlxn, RetenttoD OF
urine. ScrOfnla or Kings Evil, Sore Inroatss
stone and Gravel, Tic-DolouFeux. Tuner,
Ulcers. Worms OF All kiads, weakness from
.1,-.....,s-ssrr ssanFrresur L1rf
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A. B. SIZE YARr,

IA TFgREEY AT LAW. Ohicc IN GruI1.
- laeil's new block, nearly 0DpOslte F1rsi
'at!onzi Bank, Tlhin, OhiO.
April r. igzI.
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LEGAL VIEW OF THE PREsIBEyFiA5
CONFLICT OF 1873.
By Hon. J. p. Bishop.
NOTE OF EXPLANATION.

l originally prepared the following
paper entitled Legal Wears OF the
Presfdentidt Con- fict Of 1876" without
intending it for publication, but a.
the conclusion to which my Own con-
victions had led me, after 8 careful
Investigation OF the subject, and for
the purpose Of submitting tee same to
some members Of tue legal profession,
ETC., to get the expression Of their
opinions upon it. Tue result of this
has been the following communica-
ton and the publication of the "L LeqdI
pfetcs." J. P. BISHOP.
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Having reflected over the Prssiden-
tial election question as it now stands
dec, 1879, give the result Of my
reflections, which, though it may not
satisfy others, is nevertheless salts
factory 70 myself.
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Baltimore &c Ohio.
Time Card in effect Dec. u, 1876.

TOING EAST.
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CLEVELAND, Dee. =.
Hon. ]. p. R4h0p .

DEAR SIR I'VE have read and considered
your Legal Views OF the Presidential Con-
met OF lslo. and concur generally with you
in the positions taken. and In the con-
illusions at which you arrive.
In view OF the great importance OF the
questions, and 70 aid in their consideration
ana discussion by the public, We recon-
mend that you permit the argument aud
opinion 70 be published. Respectfully,
=. ]. Andrews,
H. EOOTE,
JAMES MASON,
SAM'L B. PRENTISs.
BAA'L WILLIANsOS,
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"Msd, is it ~ Mike soliIoquized.
"He's madder nor fifty hattars."
GOOD heavens what man in bis
sober Senses" Miles Guernsey ssket
himself, "JUOad hurt q .frozen-edred
cat ?"
Summer passed away, carrying
with her the fragrant roses and thou
sands of other beautiful flowers su-
tumn, in richly-tiuted rustliug gar
ments, gathered the gold and brown
and crimson leaves To her bosom, and
babe the earth farewell winter came
aud flung down snowy flakes upon
and hung glittering icicles from the
roofs of the cottages and ths naked
branches of the trees-and the neigJ-
bors had only met a dozen times.
But in that dozen times Miles Guern-
sey had managed to learn (princi-
pally from the old lady, q delicate,
sweet-faced woman, from whom the
daughter had Inherited her pleasant
eyesl that the picture of the hand
some young man in the parlor was
the portrait of ROsa's lover, who had
died fifteen years before in q foreign
land, where he had gone for his
health. "Rosa was Well-nigh broken
hearted st first, u said the old lady,
''but time has softened her grief, and
now she can speak of him as calmly
SIS she can of the darling little sister
who died when she was q child" !"
From the same source he learned that
| Rnss's father had been q speculetOr,
uulueky in all bis speculations ; end
that when, his last great dissppoint.
ment breaking his heart, he departed
this life, there wss very little left fJl
his widow and children. "RobeTt
nv only sOn," said tha oil lady,
''helps US ali he can; but lately he
! has married a sweet girl, who has
patiently waited for him for five long
years, and now Rosa and will have
! to live more economically than ever
If that be possible. Bat, desr noe
| how 1 do run on, and how Rosa
would scOld me IL she knew it buI
you are so kind and sympathetic, Mr.
/ Guernsey, that, short rs cur acquain-
tanee has been, al most regard you
as one of the family. Rosa, my dear
I should like Mr.. Guernsey to heal
that new song your brother sent Vol
last week"
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yETY LIyg-GOING SOUTH.
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NOTARY PUBLIC and General COLLECTION
~ Agency. Hili attend % any Duslnesa
.nlTuS1Hd to hlu promptly. once Al
Llr.r.r.a VII. lLL.Ln. u
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DENTISTS.
DIR.

- URGEON DENTIST. ONCE IN Emp
- Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
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MI. HREWER.

A TTORNEYS AT Law, Tifiin. o., once
a in Mobiles Block, over Col. Bowman 3
Crockery Store, opposite National Block
Nav = s7f-n2i-ly.
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hind altogether; so, refining in at
once, jumped of, and, taking as steady
an aim as my arm, tired with hogginx.
would allow, fred at large, dark-cei-
ored COW that boxed, to me, in good con-
ditlon. The bullet claDped loudly, and1
saw her stagger, but, recovering iinme-
diately, she went on, though slightly ia
the rear of the troop. AT this moment
my friend jumped of close behind them,
and gave another cow a shot l was
now long way behind, but my horse,
though slow, possessed good staying
powers; 30 that, by dint OF keeping on
at hard gallop and cutting gIes when
| could, again crept up aud gave my
cow another shot, quickly followed by q
third, which brought her to the ground
with crash. She was not yet dead,
however, for as approached she reared
her lofty head once more, and gaz ID re-
proachlully ut me with her large, soFt,
dark eyes. A pang OF remorse weht
through me, and tor an instant wished
the shots untred that had laid low this
beautiful and inUffensiYe creaturs.
But now the cries Of my Kafds
and Masaras, following like fam
ished wolves on the blood spoor, broke
upon my ear; so, sitting the still small
voice, l again raised my rife ana put an
head, pierced win two-Ounce ball, ted
with thud upon the ground, never to
be raised again. Leaving some OF tns
boys to cut up the meat, l rode on with
the rest TO look for my friend, whom L
found beside another PROSTATE giraffe
which he had killed little further oR-
AS the one L had shot was the fatLer OF
the two, we left the Kaffirs here aud went
back to mine.
1t was now late; so, hastily dividing
the boys into two parties, and bidding
them sleep by the Two graffes respse-
lively, anu out them up and bring in the
meat on the following day, we started
for the wagons with our gun-carriers,
who also carried a few OF the f4tt6sb
bits of meat. 1 may here remark that it
is difficult to imagine anything more tas-
ty and succuienL Lnan steak of a young
giraffe cow, when In good oouditioB,
,hougl it may be that hunger, the sauce
with which nave always eaten il, has
something to DO with this opini0n.-
London Field.
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Dr.. s. D. Carpenter, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, Is at the Burnet.
Judge j. 9. Dunlevy, Of Chicago, is
among the guests at the Burnet.
squire Thomas Evitt will, after the
expiration OF his tenn, move 0 No. III
York street; whore he Will In future lie
side.
W. T. Elliott and G.. W. Floyd, ad.
vance agents for the Eyangeline Comb
nation, at the Grand Opera-house next
week, are at The Gibson House.
Miss Emma &. Thursby and sister,
Miss Drasdil, Mrs. Kempton and Mr.. NJ.
W. Whitney, who are to take part in
the coming Ryc-Ktng testimonial, ar.
rived at the Grand Hotel last evening.
& W. H. Herbert, manager of Andrews
Bazaar, will marry. Miss El zabeth Lea,
OF Sandusky, Olio, next Thursday eve.
ming, at the residence OF the bride in
Sandusky.
The Rev. A. j. Abbott, late pastor oi
the First Christian Churol, OF Ripley,
Onio, has accepted a call from the First
hristian Church, this city, known as
Bible Chapel, lS4 Longworth street, and
will at once enter upon pastoral Wo.k.
Studio in The church, side door.
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LATEST LOCAL.

ABRAHAM LoEwENBBRG was this ar-
ternuon committed to Jall, having been
unable to secure bail.
A COMMITTEE Of five was appointed on
Change To-day to draft appropriate
resolutions on the death of Mr.. Darius
Eggleston. They will report In day or
Two.
MARY MULCAHY was a prisoner at
the Central Stati0n-house to-day, two
shawls-a gray and black one-having
been found in her possession, OF which
she could give no account.
JOHN ALEXANDER and Dudley Wal
ton, Two colOred men, were found to-day
endeavoring to sell a bunch OF keys large
enough to open all the doors in the oity.
Refusing to account for them, they were
locked in a cell In the Central Station
house.
MRS. SARAH STEINAU, the estimable
wife Of Joseph Steinau. Esq, died to-
day at her late residence, No. 100
Seventh street. She was fiIty-nine years
old. The funeral will take place next
Friday.
WALTER BLACK, alias Thomas
Brown, was shown to be COM
mon thief this morning, and was given a
pass to the Work-house, wnere he will
remain tor the next three months.
WESLEY THOMAS, a colored man, we'll
known in criminal annals, received a
sentence of $500 and thirty days this
morning for stealing coat from Thom-
as Johnson.
OFFICERS BRAzEL and Knox hit upon
q tramp by the name OF Charles Wander
water, this morning, who was endeav-
0ring to pawn q hrst-class coat for So.
He was arrested and taken to Hammond :
street Station-house, but no owner has
as yet been found for the coat.
MISS SARAH A. STRUBBs. a teacher in
the Walnut Hills Pubnc Schools, was
arrested and brought before Squire Har-
meyer yesterday afternoon, on a war;
rant sworn out by VIM. Mathers, Of
Walnut Hills, who alleges that Miss s.
inflicted unjusliaable punishment upon
his son. In order that Miss 8. might not
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14
HOW A MINE WAS FOUND.

A good story ID told of a former resi-
dent OF Negaunee, now living in Colo
rado. lie was an explorer of some note.
and was one day digging at the foot of q
mountain, in Bpuldee County, when
II Teutunlc gentleman came along and
ihquiIei:
"My good frient, vat you peen do
dareW
"On, Pm only scratching around to
see what | can tiud."
"Vel, my frIent, 1 dond know pretty
much by dis axplorin' pisness; auver
dond you could dell me where L could
find me a gold mine right away quick 2"
"Oh, you just find big pine tree and
go to digging III its shadow, and you Will
find what you want"
"Dank you, mine friend;" and the
German went a little way up the noun
tain, found the shadow of pine tree,
and went tu digging. Iu short time ne
found what is now the celebrated Mel
Vina mine, and now our Negauleeise h
suing for an interest to the valuable
property, on the ground that he gaRe
the Information which led TO its disc0v-
ery.-L Marquette Mining Journal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-14
A COINCIDENCE.

The Virginia New. Enterprise relates
th9 following as an account OF recent
We table occurrences: "About week
or ten days since man in This city
dreamed that be saw his next door
neighbor brought home dead from the
mine in which he worked. He told HE
wife of the dream next morning, aud
during the day they talked good deal
about it. On The second day the man
'wno had experienced the dream looked
from the window and saw the neig hbor
on his own door step about to Leave nof
the mine. He said to his wife: Il have
a great mind to go and beg that man not
10 20 to work, my dream haunts me so.'
The wife answered that it was foolish
thought, which would only annoy The
man, and was not worth mentioning, as
it was the neignbor's last day in the
mine. Within two hours from that mo-
meut the neighbor's budy, crushed oaat
OF shape and quite dead, was brought
nome"