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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Auctioneer. George H. Hacken-
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o.. would sn-
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar .15.77ti
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w. II. HAus, route agent from Sun
bury to Hazleton has been transferred
TO his former route on the Sunbury
and Lewistown, and Mcclellan p
Wakefield, of Milroy. has been ap-
pointed on the Sunbury and HAIL eton
route
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

- 8. Weis, Selinsgrove, has again
returned few days ago from the East
ern cities with large stock Of Notions,
Fancy and Dry Goods. We would adj
wise our lady friends to call opposite
the Keystone Hotel, Selinsgrove,
whore they will find the largest stock
Of fancy goods ever brought to this
county and at prices that cannot be
beat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

In our Kansas letter last week In
the second paragraph, We made an or
rOr, the letter reads, after riding thir-
ty-six hours &C." should read sixty
six hours.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Catching frogs is now q favorite a.
musement with many Of our fisher
men. The legs Of the frog mako n
palatable dish, relished by all who are
Judges of good living.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Lightning rod peddlers in tho neigh
borhood. BE ye on the alert, for
though there be some honorable men
connected with that business; the ras-
cally onos largely predominant.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14
Dissolution Of Partnership.

IN copsrtusrship heretofore oSistins under the
name, styl. and title Of smith \ Monbsek, In
tho mercantile business, he's this day been dis
solved BY mutual consent. All who srs indebt
Cd sither by book account, orby note, or sn whs
vhose hAnds AL Accounts have sssa piAosd fol
eettlsmsnt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Farmers should have their names
printed OH their gates. This would he
a great help 10 collectors and others
having business with them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14
ClOthin0.

Az wc arc determined TO reduce our
present stock Of clothing, we will sell II
regardless Of cost. Now is the timo to
secure bargains at
Wagenselley & Sons.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Chicken cholera is committing It's
ravages among the poultry In differ.
ent parts OF the country.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Cut.worms are annoying the farmers be-
fore they have got rid Of the potato bugs.
But the tillcrs Of tho soil are always ready
for emergencies.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

But two counties in Pennsylvania
arc without railroads-Forest d
Green.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14
8. F. Kunkel's Bitter Vino Of Iron

This truly valuable ton 10 has been 90 thor.
oughiy tested by sii classes Of the community
that II is now deemed Indispensable as Tonic
medicine. II costs but little purines the blood
system and proiongs iito. Every body should
have II. For tho euro Of Weak etomaohs,
ueneral Debility; Indigestion, Diseases OF the
Stomach, and for all cases requiring . tonie
This wine includes tho most agreeable and efh.
oiolt salt of Iron We .possese-Citrate OF Mag
netio oxide, combined With the most energetic
OF vegetable tonics-Yeiiow Peruvian Bark.
do you want something TO strengthen yout
BS You want van. 20 sSSsa ssss I'd f
DO you want energyt
DO you want to sleep we'll
DO you want TO build up your esnstitution:
DO you want q brisk ATM vigorous feeling
II you do try KUNKEL's BITTER WINE
Ioniy ask . trial Of this y.lusbls tonic:
Wine Of Iron 10 the only sure and sfcctual rem.
edy In the known world for tho permanent cure
Of Dyspe2sia and Debility and - there are 9
number ofimit.tious offered to the public,
dut tho genuine article, snu fsoiured BY T. U.
Kuukel. and having bis stamp on tho cork OF
overy bottle, The very fact that otherslAre ats
!omptinx 10 initiate this valusele re- remedy prSvs,
only In u bottles, or six bottles for - Try fhii
valuable medicine and be convinced Of Its NOR.
its. Sold BY druggists and dealers every where
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and oil complete. In tvo hours. M fee
tili,head passes. Seat, Pin, aud stomach Worms
removed by DR.. Kunkei ~ North Ninth ST.,
Phiiaaeiphis, Pa. Send for circular With atrca
tbs on .ll Minds Of Worms. sdyies free. w Ash
Syrup, which will do the work. Price tl.oo. II
never falls TO remove all kinds. from children oI
grown persons. Directions with n.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Tho latest styles of Lace Collars,
Tics and Bows, at s. Weiss, Selins'
grove.
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CAJJTION
CAUTION.

NOTICE u hereby given that the
ga :.ss:s i 81: IS 81: :sa ia
the possession Of Jonsthsn Bow ersoz duriAg his
plsssarA All psrsons are csstioaed not 20 In,
i sna H.ssss: ~ % n.sa Horn csss: sSos. Tsso Wasos
: boz. . kpriug wasons. wood bisd, Hay lad
dsrs and rorts, lot Of B0erds. rAnntng Mill.
Grind Stone. Shinxls Machine, : khosts. Grain
Cradle, Harrow Sheep skins, Buggy tongue
sst buggy Harness 3 Cultivators.
FREDERICK HARNAN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

TvHE 6rm Of Rsbsr 4 Brosioua,
sss ss,3.s .:e:s :.:ss ::si e.. Ss;s::i ::
sAs Ce.ssssssship hsfsssfsss ssis'ipS. b
/. .sySSssssE ss.ssssi ,. ssSg sou..
r. - Sss;:ssss IN ::
'sAi's cAf16f IssS'0s, ssis
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Parents who mako idols Of their sons,
generally have idle sons when they reach
manhood.
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Assignee Notice.
DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A OMlNlSTHATOH p NOr1CE.
"A Lettses efeduinistsstiea on the estate Of
der Oosnty, Psnue.. having been GRATED
70 the sndsSsignsds al persons knowing them
eelvOs todebted 70 6eld estate ere requested 4
ssss !.ns6,s:: ~slls .aS:s assn.
ssstleasAt 70 u. T. SHREfFIER,
hsyM, lsTs.Pd. Adniubtsster.
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

n DMINID IIAIOIIo NO11CH'-
n-L.sttess Of administrstion on the estate OF
having been granted TO the undersigned, all per.
sons knowing Themselves Indebted 70 said sstets
arc requested 70 make simmsdists payment while
suth sntic sted for ssttlemsnt to,
HENRY MOYER,
Nay II. 'ffpd. Administrstor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

q EN- $50. to q. p. RownLL Go., New York
Dior Pamphlet Of 100 pages, oontainlng lists OF
500 newspapers. aud estimates showing cost Of
AdvsrtisinH. Mar. 0,'7c.ly.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14
ExEOUrOR's NoTrCE.-.Lstte,

N.AEOUTOIS y NOTIOE.-.L6tt6re
~ tsstsnsntasy @ The sSssts % gea.aA
Co., Pa, dssd. have been Ersstsd q de vrdss-
slEnsd. Al psrsous kpoWlag themselves indsbt-
cd 70 satd estats VIII Plssss make tunsdists
esiats utl present then tof ssttlsasnk to
Jsss :. isas. EIsestsr.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

GOVERNMENT STOCKS, &C.-CIos.
" Ing Prices OF DE HAvsn 4 TownssHp, 10
South rhird Street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
End sold either for cash Of on 1Drsia. June
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

tlA day 81 homo. AgsaA usntsd. Outat ana
Vlz tsrns Gss. TRUES s OO., XUWis, Ne.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

The andouhtsd sRceilsuss Of the Ohsmviou
over ell other machines, 10 In the naterisi, work.
mans9'p, smp!owy . nn1 uussomy o. oonrrac'
ling, durability Of machine, and Hnaiiy . ms
chine that hsrvssts ell crops raised By . farmer
successfuliy. II will cut lodged and tangled
iy harvested With this nschins.
In . Tow minusos the Rssptns Attaohmsnt esn
meadow,
All wo ask 10 70 sivo tho Champion fair trial,
and n u does not give entirc satisfsction In ev.
cry particular, We do not ask you TO buy. For
further psrticulafs call on o. address,
ARB0GAST 4 SMITH.
Ssiinssrovs or Middisburs, Pa,
May N,'f7. Agents for Snyder county.
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Franklin township Flna noes.

1877 Jos. Breininger Supervisor for lsfd Dr.
Apr Q. 10 amt. OF bis duplicate OF tax tsyl e0
do essh receiver Of u. Benfof Super s93
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-06-14

Msdsis, substantistcd BY sn award Of Five Di.
plomas for the hnest exhibition In the hall, aud
recognized merit In tho 0rest National fieid
Trial held under the auspices Of the Centennial
Exposition. On this occasion the Champion ro-
corded the sstouishihgy light dram Of one Han.
drcd aud thirty ono Pounds, mover be fore sdusi-
led by sny other Moving Machine.
-n0u--
NO SIDE DRAFT OR HEAVY wEI0uT.
NO SIDE DRAFT OR HEAVY WEIGHT.
SUPERIORITY OF THE Oh ANPI0N
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23

Mississippi, fss been appointed Solicitor
OF the Treasury, In place OF Ialoott.
Other important changes, including one
or two Auditorships, are under consio-
GRAFTON.
The Farmers Joint Stock Insurance
Company, OF Meridian, N. Y, has been
placed In the hands OF a receiver, ana
the Albany Argus says 1t learns the
Popular Lite Insurance Company Will
be wound up.
SEVERAL suits Of policy holders
against the "Hildise Bund," and the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Of this city, have been instituted before
Squire Vincent Schwab, and hearing
has been arranged for May 8.
W. Balfe, a Moravian missionary to
Labrador, his son Ernaud. and his
daughters, Charlotte aud Anne, were
recently found murdered and horribly
mangled. The deed is supposed to have
been perpetrated by E,quImaux.
General Sherman Saturday morning
telegraphed the letter OF the Secretary
OF War, relative to the withdrawal OF
the troops In New Orleans to General
Sheridan, at Chicago, with instructions
to have the order executed as directed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
GONE.
A Wife Missing from Home.

A Wife Missing frOm Home.
Mrs. Margaret Hausner wife, of Joseph
Hausner, tailor, who lives at the cor
ner OF Second and Clay streets, Dayton,
KY, has been quite sick recently, and
her bodily ailment has affected her
brain. Her husband yesterday called
upon his priest and asked his advice ia
the treatment of the unfortunate wO-
man, and was told to keep q el0so
watch upon her.
This morning between and 2 O'Clock,
Mrs. Hausner, leaving her bed, in
which lay her sleeping husband, arose
and dressing herself left the house.
since which time nothing has been
heard or seen OF her. AS soon as
the husband became aware OF her
aSS-encte he searched in every c6a..
ce.vabie p..:.AAa;; but up to noon to-lay
had obtained no clue. He fears the
worst, and is inclined ~ think that shS
has committed suicide whne .ab0ring
under temporary insanity. Mrs. haasS
ner has brother named Joseph Wag-
ner, living in Covngton. The hus bana
called at the office ofCol. Wood to-day,
and the police are on the lookout for
her.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
FLASHES.

Washington has Mrs. 3. b. Hayes
Temperance Society. ..... ...
John Kripple died in Philadelphia or
Saturday Of fhydropnobta.
A little son OF a Mr. Lynch, of Fort
Wayne, was scalded to death on Satur.
day.
Charles Cunningham, an engineer, was
drowned from a barge at Cairo on Sat.
urday night.
Three young ladies' were drowned on
the 10Th in ST. Francis River at Sher.
brooke, Province o. Quebec.
Walter Danham has been convicted at
Fort Wayne of completely in the murder
Of james OBrien in Novembertast,
Adam Holderbaum, another OF the
Chico (Cal.) gang of incendiaries and
murderers, has been convicted of arson
j. X. UPTON, Chief of the Indepcnd Il
treasury Division, has been appointed
Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Depart
ment.
telegram from Best announces the
wreck OF tue mail-boat plying between
that place and U ,hant. Eight passen-
gers and the entire crew were drowned.
Saturday night two wood-choppers'
cabins IN the mountains near White
Haven, Pa, were washed away by a
sudden Hood, and six iaborers drowned.
The steamer Oceanic sailed yesterday
rom San Francisco for Hong Kong, via
Yokohama, carrying 81, ,3a8. 900 in treas.
ure, mostly in fine silver and trade dol
lars.
Ex Congressman J. Wiley Wells, oi
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LATEST LOCAL.

VIM. COOPER and John Williams were
arrested by Detectives Mead and Muir
ray this morning ON suspicion OF being
crooked.
PAT. KENNEDY, an habitua Station
house lodger, was taken from the Ham
mond-street Station-hOuse to the City
Hospital this morning in dying eondi-
ton.
BEN. SHoTT's Club will open the Lud-
low grounds tu-moFr Nv afternoon with
game with the Indianapolis Club.
Game called al $3.50 Z. M. Admission
70 cents.
MARTIN SFRACK, eighteen years sold
and a tanner by trade, was locked up In
the Bremen-street Station this morning
by Officer Richards, on a charge OF ma
licious destruction Of property.
A DISPATCH was received here to-day
by Mr.. Cnas. Runk, the furniture dealer,
that his mother while in skitf was run
down by boat alleged to be the Fawn,
opposite Petersburg, last night.
FossETT, Manager OF the Colored
B by Show, is out in a card saying that
he was not to blame for the failure To
open the show Thursday evening. Mr.
Kline, the real party, refused 10 furnish
the CaSn.
TWENTY THREE saloon-keepers, whose
names are in the Police Court docket
and over whom wOrk-bouse sentence
was pending, were dismissed this morn
ing with warning by Judge Lindemann
and on payment OF the costs.
HENRY Writes shoe store at No. 81
PUN street, was rubbed OF several pairs
ui shoes last Thursday nignt. A pair o
the shoes was found on man nance
Wm. Blackburn, who was arrested ant
locked up at the Central Sration.
SERGEANT WGBBEg, OF Bremen
street Station, ana Squire Erkel yes
terday arrested Two young men nance
John Kyle and Leopold Stsihfsld on 6
charge OF having broken into J. d Il
Goldsmith's store, No. 507 Vine street
on Saturday night, aud robbed it Of 81!
worth OF notions. In the Police Cour
this morning the latter was dismissed
and Kyle, waving an examination, was
bounu over to the Grand Jury.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
KILLED WITH A SPOKE.
MurderOus ARRAY in n saloon On
Race street.

Race street.
Last Saturday evening about O'Clock
a man named Joseph Cameron went
iuto Joseph Bucks saloon, ON Raos
street. below Water. when he was as
saulted by man named VIM. Miller.
Tue latter when Cameron came In WAS
standing behind the door. He picked
up heavy spoke and struck Cameron
on the head. No cause for the act 10
given. Both the assaulted aud assault
ing party are teamsters.
Cameron was found in a neighborlnI
lumber yard yesterday afternoon, in An
unconscious condition.
| He was taken to the Cincinnati Hos
pitaI, where he died early this morning
Miller was arrested and taken to tine
Thrd-street Station by Officers Elder
adm Kennedy. A charge OF assault
with intent to kill was
preferred against him, but tho
officers this morning, on learning the
fatal result of the ARRAY, changed il 10
murder in the first degree.
He was arralgned in the Police COurS
and gave his name as William Middes--
worth, and not Miller. The case. waS.
taken.
| A representative of the STAR called
on MiddesworLh in his cell. He says
that on that evening he was in the sA-
loon where the ARRAY occurred, aSA
that Cameron came In and commeheea
to abuse him. He could not recall ali
what the deceased said, but 1t was too
| much for him to bear. He aoknowl-
edged that he raised a heavy transfer
wagon spoke and struck Cameron in
the back OF the neck. 'Fhe bio" was
not hard enough to kill the man, and 1
am not guilty OF the murder. feel
worse about the case than the deceased
would have felt.
"Arter struck the man, he left, and 1
went home to bed. This was the last 1
saw of the man. I wont say any more
about the case; do not know how the
mau got into the lumber yard where he
was found last evening. am not guilty
of the charge"
VIM. Aiddesworthn, q son Of the a.
lesscu murderer, has been arrested on the
same charge b. Officer Elder. .-.
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LEGAL.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TTNDER AN ORDER OF SALE FROM
u the Courtof Common Pleas Of Hamilton
County, ONO, in case No. 1896 in said Court,
Will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on the
premises, on WEDNEeDAY. the 2ad day of
May, 1917, at one ~ o'clock T: NJ, Lots num-
berel Las. T,S, 9. 10, H. 12, ID, IS, is, H.
lS, 49, 20, Il, o. 49, "a, 25, %, 27, 49, a. 30 81 49,
s3, 81 35 s6, %, Ss 49, ~, Il, AZ, 43, A. 45, 40, AZ,
49, 40, 80. 81, 81 So, "a, 55 So ami 81 on plat OF
subdivision of q tract OF about 65 acres Of land
belonging to the estate of Isaac D. Wheeler,
deceased, In Sec. ion No. %, Township 4. Frac
tlonal Range 2, In the Miami Purchase, at
MT Lookout, in Spencer Township, Hamilton
County, ohio, made by Samuel Caldwell, sur
viving Execut Of said decedent. SAID lots are
appraised as follows, to.wit: Lot No. /, at $500;
lot No 2, at 300; lot No B. at S3JU; lot No. /, al
$SOO; lot NO s. at 500; lot No. g. at $734 lot No.
I, at SIZE; lot No 8, at $3O1 lot No, 9, at $500.
IL, at 1853 lot No. 13, at s1C0; lot No. Is. at So
lot No 10, at s225; lot No. II, at $20J: lot No. 49,
at s4eO; lot No 10, at s2)O; lot No. ~. at $125;
OF No. IL at 500; lot No - at 500; lot No. g. at
No. ~, at sl5l lot No ~, at $780, lot No. %, at
$50; lot No. 49, at $3.50: lot 30, at s200 lot No.
81 at 2Oo lot No. -, at 500; lot No. a3, at $30J;
lot No a. at s3 O; lot No. 3j, at $3.50. lot No 86.
at 1880; lot No. 81, at $3.50: lot No SO, at $3.50
lot No. g. at 1900; lot No. ~, at $500; lot o. Al,
at $500: lot No. AZ, at S2l0 lot No. 43, at SIS O.
lot NO "a, at 35l; lot No. 49, at 500; lot No 46,
at 500; lot No AZ, at ~ %; lot No. Az, at $500;
iot no f5 nv S4VV lot No. oO, Ut $lfo. lot No. ST.
at $4O): lot No. 50, at $500; lot No. SO, at 1850:
lot Ne a. at $3.50; lot NJ. IS, at $50; lot No. So
at $50; lot No. 81, at $3.50.
Said sale will be continued on Saturday
April 70, 1871, at one ~ O'Clock, p. NJ, if not
completed on the said Wednesday.
Terms Of sale-One third cash in hand, one
third In one year, and one third in two years,
with interest from the day Of sale. the deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises soil.
SAMUEL CALDWELL,
Surviving ExecutJr OF ISAAC ID. WHEELRR
deceased, 3Ig Main street. Cincinnati, Uhiu,
Auril - 1871 ap2.-5s
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FRESH FIRES.
Omaha Suffers a Terrible
Scorching.
Loss Estimated at Over $2,OOO,OOO
A New York Newspaper Office
ON Fire.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Omaha last night
was visited by the largest fire that has
occurred there for ten years. 1t broke
out at II O'Clock in the rear OF U. ii.
Goodman's wholesale drug store, on
Farnham street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth, which is totally destroyed.
The following buildings followed: p.
H.Sharpes' sous wholes ale leather store,
Lehman's pawn store, A. e. Simpsons
wholesale liquor store and factory. NJ.
j. McKel,igan J wholesale liquor store,
Max. Meyer b Co.'s wholesale cigar
store. The last two stores were in
Creighton Hall. .... ...
The building was two-story brick
structure, forty.fopr by one hundred and
thirty-two feet. All the other buildings
were three-story bricks. Among the
other establishments burned out were
the gambling rooms Of Dan. Allen and
Godfrey &c Higgins, and the Masonic
lodge rooms. The estimated total loss
is over $4,000. 900, and it is insured for
one.third. The fire is still raging with
"a strong wind blowing and rain'storm
prevailing.
LATER-It is possible that the stores
Of NJ. j. McKelligan and Mxa. Meyer,
in Creighton's building, will be saved
after all, as the tiremen are getting con-
troll of the flames.
Newspaper office ON Fire.
New YORK, April 23.-The Journal of
Commerce newspaper building, corner
of Beaver and Hanover streets, is on
fire. The fire is on the upper floors, and
from appearances now the loss will
probably reach $4,000.
The composition room is completely
destroyed together with the type. The
compositors who were in the room mar
rowly escaped with their lives. The
flames are now rapidly extending to the
first floor.
Fire at AshIabula.
AsHTABULA, o., April 23.--On Sunday
morning al 8 O'Clock fire was discovered
in the large barn attached to the County
Poor house, which rapidly spread
throughout that building, and the shed
and slaughter-house adjoining are Il
'otal loss. The live stock was saved,
excepting one horse. Loss about So, 900;
insured for $4,000.
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Police Court.

Drnkenness-Mary Russell, 30 days;
Ann Austin, So; Owen Leonard, s.;
Mary Williams, 30 days; Marion Nc
Grain, John Fitzmorris, Christ. Cum
ningham. costs; L. 8. Mcintosh, $40.
Disorderly Conduct john Keefe,
Cnas. Shad, A. T. Daniels, Albert Frey
Ell, Mich. Boubln, Lucas Bruins, Thus.
Keefe, Henry Greene, costs; Joseph
Krauter, 81; john Moore, Sam. Abrs-
ham, Emma Snyder, Arthur Hughes,
Patrick McDonough, John Boiling, s.:
Charies Link, john Smith, Barney
Kalker,, W. e. Williams, Jennie Nc
Giaughlin, Annie IliG, +. W. StrykeE,
dismissed; Charles Larkins, II. Wonder
ueide, So; john Brennan, SIS; Joha
Lift, $40. is' ~
Selling Liquor on Election Day-Wm.
Lagermann, Daniel Steible, Fred. Hoels-
cher, Fred. Sleinkamp, T. A. Boeilinx,
j. Greulich, George Kern. Chas. Weis,
John Hlrtling, dos. Schneider, Jacob
Gusts. 3s e.
Murder-Ed. Haidy, Thomas Brown,
dismissed; VIM. MiGdlesworth, Sr., ana
Wm. MiLdesworth, Jr., continued to
he Both inst.
Miscellaneous - W. l.. FITZGERALD.
gaming devices, $50 and 10 uays; Thos.
Davern, obstructing street, continued
10 27th; John jackson, abusing family,
costs; Joseph Dermody, Peter Sher-
iock, malicious destruction, dismissed:
George Moore, careless shooting, Con
,Inued 10 the 25th; VIM. Linderhouss.
abusing iamily, cos,s; John Skelly, ma
licious destructiO i, Continued TO the Ssh;
J. kraus, street begging, dismissed; D.
Dryer, exposing person, 81; Stella CaL-
ahan, malicious cutting. dismissed;
same, concealed weapons, $50 and 30
lays; William Miller, assault to kill,
dismissed; Mich. Kelley, lettering, dis
missed; }. Kyle, burglary, bound over;
Louis Murphy, careless driving, 81:
Peter Strassel, John Gobrechs, Henry
Wilson, Joseph Plat subsrger, JDaa
Shinler, Albert Vetter, playing ball on
Sunday, dismissed; It. W. Striker, uh-
ructing SIDEWALK, dismIssed; Ell. Ku-
day, lettering, dismissed.
Grand Larceny - VIM. Blackburn.
found over; Cnas. Long, coatinued TO
18th.
Petit Larceny-Thos. Reynolds, con-
tinued to 9th; VIM. E. Joanson, $6asand
80 days; John Kyle, Leopold SFeinield,
lsmissed.
Assault and Battery-James McGrssh,
continued to the 26,h; Stratton Wal
lace, costs; George HOG ,bapIu, saqs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-23
Board OF Public works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and Preside ut
Bell in the chair. .sg !
The Board approved resolution 10
advertise for ten thousand tons OF the
best quality second pool Youghiogheny
coal to be delivered at the Fronts street
Pumping Works aud one thousand tons
al the Hunt-street Works.
The Engineer was instructed to have
the following streets renumbered: Fox
street, from Mulberry to it's northern
terminus, aud Vine stree, from Fourth
TO Fifth streets.
Adjourned.