davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-10
Mern0it &opfi9mer5eu

peroen burd Beritopfuna ober Seroauz
unss- St0runsen berporserufen. Diets
nisen Yerionen, tuelde an oieiem nebel
leioen, mitlien &affee, Stunt 8ier uno
Tabad permeioen uuo ben 2eib bur6 81.
Nusuif &Onis's hamburger TrOpfeu often
balten.
Yerionen, tpelde elmer iieenben 2ebenss
ueiie unteruorfen fino, iouten fih frib
Worsens Beuesuns in FREEZER 2uft ma
diem unb Dr. Nusuit &0mis's hamburger
Eropfen mebrmals tes Cages in flel,eu
DOZEN %sebraudeu.
, 1877-12-10

Der Nnberen unb 49, aij4te. Stin Varquet'
Wahbar pertpebrte thin bas 3eiden. rtsf tbn
1ur Rnhe uno bte Golge mar, oaB Der glider
nod Beenbigun9 Der STORYTELLING ben Sis.
lstthanier i'm Bo1er bee Eheaters gum DUEL
~toroerte, inbem sr ibnt feline Biiteufarte
iiberreidte. Gin bnmorifii1er Sufaa moQte
es, baB Der auf iolde Weiie @etorberte Der
Snbaber elmer lthographiiden Nnfalt If.
ais Qithoeraph fommt man chen iebr oft in
be Sage, YtfiNnfarten eutge9en3unebmtn.
W,e psrpler mar aber Der busl'tdtt8e Wa'
epas, OILS Ct sueiEage fpdter fat ben ernar'
teteu Geeunoantsn ftnfbunbert 9ttd Viis
tenfarten inS SanS geianot erhtslt. 8enau
uaop oem Muiier Der ieinetn litbograpbtlder
@eauer iberreihten &a,te uno btersu eine
Hednung, bic fih ourh etne teionsere @ons
lance aus,sihnete. Alio Gorosrnng 9eseu
Goroeruns. unb Der fir&terlide i3mefampf
mar beenoet, ebe er eiaeutlih rett angefau.
gen. 60 Iuft9 tam nur Elm Duel enoen,
bas eine &oupletfropbe bsraufbeltwor.
- Der @rinber Der fIiegen
ben GLITTER" &aipar Braun, 1T am
20. Gttober in Wtinten i'm II. Vsbensiobrt
naa ldnaetem gsieen esforbsn. Dem
Sdwabiiden Mertur" idre,bt mon oa.
rabet: ,@sf Dor e,nigen Monaten wuro
semsloet, ME sur Geier isines 70. @eburtss
o9es ieine 5ahlreihen liiera1ifdsn nao ttnr=
leriihen Utitar better ibn ourh finni9e &c.
ihenfe erfreut unb geebrt batten. I'm bic
@iebereinfibrun9, bic 9sbung, bic Ber5ret.
tunQ Der In Deutihlanb beinabe gang in
Yergejenhett 9eratbenen 9ol,ihn,ttfunf bot
CT fA ote sr1Btsn 8erbienie srworbsn, ipe=
cieu in Winhen, mo Ct es mar, Der ne etn.
biirgerte. 3a3u bate Ct TN Sabre 1889
feline 1plo9rapbtihe 8unfaufalt nit 8eylaa.
nadmals Hirma Braun & Shneioer, mt
in ihm OILS uerbreitenten uno %gan9barftn
Nrtifel bic meltbsrtbmte iQufrirte bumo.
rih,ide 3ei,i4rift ,GIiesenoe SIdtter" I'M
Sabre 1874 gegrinbet. 9tod 9rtneu unp
aebtiben fe ippia. Nddfbem mShten Dol
ben untsruebmnnsen ieinss Bertasss in ben
n%etteiten &retlen uerbrettet unb 9elhdbt Tin
cts sbsntoas psriobiid erideinsnbsn Stun
dener Biloerbossn. I'm ibnen bot lanss
SABRE biueur4 bis gun, EoSe Worie bon
Sdminb nit ieinem 9e,ftuoQen Gift be.'
lsbeuoisfen Anthel genommen. Braun
muroe TN Sabre 1907 iu IIAafenburs 8ss
boren, miomete iid Der Dtalerei (@eiht6s
unb @enrs) unb Der 8ab,rtunf erf bort,
bonn OILS @dtler Der I. 3unfaiabemie bier.
i.lbft. stns fpdter nod Yar,s, mo Ct ftd bel
Photographic inter Anleiturs bes berilhmtel
Baoieres mibmete. Nuf oieie Don ibm neu
belebte 3unfreprobuftton NOR na9 feline,
&idtsbr nod Dtauden, ieit fat As Sahren.
iein sau,es Stteben geridtet. Sn Wthnheu
bat er D rim s~sraoe3u Bahu sebro4en."
- Sn Dlilmaufee. Wisc., If Der beuti9s
Anfeoler 9einrid BI6oel, aus Op.
penbeim, 9efen, eebtrtta, lett 1854 in
amerita, i'm 80. Qebsn8iabre nit Gobe ab.
9'9dnQen.
, 1877-12-10

@lei1 nod benz smeiten Sribltiid bate
Blanca einen 9iener gu Gamia binlber 9ez
ianot, um ibn frasen su laiien, pb er nit
ibr ausreiten wpllte.
r9ie &usel 1T sefunoen wproen,"
ipra1 Blanca, ais lie an ben Wleilern
ppriber ritten, raber nidt an iener STEELE,
mo mir slaubten ie mad Der @usiase
Der 3eusen iu6en gu miiiien, %ipnoern ses
rabe auf Der entsesenselebten Settle"
Sin Nusruf bes GrltaunenS entflbr
Gamiu.
rSa = benz 9immel lei Sant, es fdllt
elm wenis aidt aumdlis aui bic ountle
Sbat," iubr Blanca fort uuo in ibrem
Muse sudte es, wie elm 8lts, bann ltarrte
fie iinneno ms @eite, lber ben &opf
ibres Bferoes binwes. uSie Serbdlts
mile tldren ii6, wenn aud nur langlam
.... Die &usel iab in elmer Ger Gi6en,
1e fam alp ppn bort Der ni6t absefeuert
wprpen lein. 9ie bifentlide Dfeinung
erbebt INNER lauter uno orpbenoer tbre
Stimme - elm Gntp6s uno elm fetger
Wtorper! @elden @runo tpnnte SECTOR
aud baben, einem Suidtlepper 9lei1,
einen Meni6er iber ben Saufen 81 lhie@
ben, ben er i'm ebrliden Sample lpielenp
, 1877-12-10
ca lit dbiurn!

beiiesen fpnnte go. es tit abiuro! -.
8eitpdene 3eusen, @elinoel! 80. Sic
iasten sesen ibn aus uno bradten ibn
ms Glenb, iie trieben ibn binaus in bic
Srembe 80. Geddtet, ppgelfrei tam er
beimlid surid, nm iein &edt gu erlansen,
ieinen reinen unbefledten Namen, ben gez
beimen Sdoen nadSuipiiren uno bic, Die
i'm gerborg'nen idleiden gu entlarpen.
Sin GntpDs -. Sector ppn GntpDs unb
mub ii9 bier periteden wie elm Sieb!"
rief iie nit einem Nufidrei uno prebte bic
6dnoe beftis por's @elidt. -
9lber idneu sins oieies Geiabl Der
Sdmd6e wieber poriber. = Sic ri6tete
iid auf ibr Guse, NOD BON ben Sbrdnen
NAP, blibte brpbeno.
Uortietuns tolqt.)
, 1877-12-10
Strppbeln nn6 an6ert
&ranfbeiteu 6eS 8lmteS.

Scropbeln (King's EviD finb eine
8eroerbniB bet Sdfte bes &Srpers, tuelde
oenielben NIT laiisen nuo b6sartiaen I'M
reu,isfeiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &0rpers uiro seidmddt, ielbR iuenu
Die duBeren Nn3eiden total feblen, tuelde
ourd Nusidldse auf benz &opfe ODER an'
oerea Ebeilen oes &0rpers bic Hntueje1s
belt bon @cropbelu a~nseiseu.
Die &ranfbeit 1T NM 10 sefdbrlider uno
ernitlider, oa bieielbe in uielen 6dlen erbz
lid bon @eIdledt auf @eialedt fortse>
pflan3t miro uno idredlid iino Die 6olsen,
melde Nussebruns, 8eriawdruns Der
Sober uno enolid ben GOO nad ii9 Sieben.
Sour pesetabiliide Meoi;inen, pelde
bic Sdfte bes &Orpers reinisen, unb ben
@ifitoff entferaen, iiuo bier BON mirflidem
Weltbe.
Or. Nusuft 96nis's Samburser SAINT,
LIENS eoi3inen uno inter oielen Or. Nus,
&ouis's 9araburser Tropfen r~einisen oas
Spltem, erneuern Die Sd fte uno enter.
men oas Qeioea, inoem iie es nit Der Wurs
,p1 ouSrpi6pu
, 1877-12-10
Gin SIN ertbeS BUD! !"
Irtbur's lettes unb 9r6Btes.
@efabr!!!

ooer: SerWun6ettl Dem 9auS eineS 5reunbeS.
0ieies ppnencetife @srf oieies Ittsranen Der
Mmerifanil1en 4iteratur bat ais Yorpurf einen Oe.
e~snitano, pelher oas loeiale Seben u~nierss seiammten
Woltes beribrt umo 8iebt einen ldredlihen lleberblid
ieannenh uni aufresenh, piro es BON Mlen nit
I.9i:roe 9slelen peroen. Snuftrirt une idbbn se'
NAneen. g8ir iino entihlonen, oas Yu1 in leoer "a.
Mile oes 3anbes einjufiibren uno ~otferireu nod ME
%easewejene VOrtbeiis allen inGnnliheu uno ,peibli.
den Subicribenter1amm!ern 9Bir oerlangen LIBERAL
W8enten uno ihidtn gratis auf Yerlansen Yeoinaun.
cen WI beitrsiber'os Circulate. 3. N. zto6har
, 1877-12-10
300 Yiamos uno OrQeln,
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin meOiainii@es WunDer.

*Mteumatsmus, Nearalsta, Wt&t in tprem l<mnrsn
Stadium, SerpftIn. E6ntes. R~rautteit, &rpfpelas, s.tr
'Ssi8wurt une bic f&limuasn 5aas pSn Slutirantsst'
ten, sroBe SGpdte, 3eber. une 9ttrenletben, Ntn8.
wurm &c. &c. wtrb .iufS Ssatmmteae barb biefen Gpnt8
aaer &tintsunssmitteI sebetlt. Derielbe 1T 3us,sups
swan,is SABRE ptnbur8 pom publttum srprobt, vat
wtnn mad geritrtft ssne.nmen. ST sin it&srss pstls
mittel BON 5tfeln in allen ~hstIbaren 1dlen, eurtr sts
faulaen altsa Vei&ware, isbt NO Der 3aO&en l&pu sn.
Spatfs eebens.BaIfam eurtrte 5errn 8. q. Ssn.
wap, Iraepeen I'M parf.2beater jl BrUotlpn. ". D.,
pom 6rpnif&en Npsumatismus, nattem berfelbe ssns
Grfols. pom ben spriuslt6ten @eriten Gurepa's snb
Nmerifa's bstanbelt pproea mar.
Spatt's Sebens.S altam eurirte 5errn .. o.
Splp. Dsdmafer No. III Maetipn STR, Don stnsut
ssfabrlt&sn @ei&plr, aaGbsm er ie6s WtpnaW TN
broadway 5pfpttal mar anp bort ais ~unbeilbar srilart
Spatt's esbenS.Balfam bsilts 5errn 5aepb wstp.
Office SO. 242 @reenpib Ctr. Don etusri l~erpfulplen
Sel&wure, nobel bic 5dutntB i&pn bts auf ben 8np9en
s%sbrun8en mar. 5srr d. bat matreno Is Satren uah
s~sltsbsnr Sstluna tsins WtsbsrbSIuns Der Rrantpeit
%erfabren..
Spatt's Schemes alfam surirte Strrn gDtutam
Sprtnser, 70. 1888 Drppme Str. ppufdnbts pUn sRt.
ben @eta bss Rranten i&On perwtrrt bate. Der OF.
nannts ipnnts n,&t feline Sanb gum 8ppfe srtebeu ann
mar mdbrenb preier Wtonate ans Bet esfentlt.
8u tabtn In Der 9aupt'SfHee, GAG 9ranp Str, xxt
bet Npotpetern TN N~ugsmetnsn. 3u 81 per 5lat6e. Ssts
Alafhen s..
Ssatt's berabmts 5etlmttteI Hnb
Spatt'S uufetlbarer Qebens. Ballam ~ 81 90.
sl,25.- Sp,att's gulmonis Yaliam. sSsr Der sSrtne.
iahtteeu Nrsunb, Su $500. Spatt'S Spi6 xtut.
uent, ~unfstlbar fur 9etcsn uuo S6msrssn ieber art,
~ 50 Gents. 3patt's Snaa, sur fur @rfaluns,
Gppfpeb, Snfuensa, Gatarrb, ju Is Gts.
Denn obtse Mrlttelni6t tn turer apettefs ptcr an fu-
rem plase ~ babtn fnb, 70 penps man i'd brett anpas
Central Dspsi. GAG Sransar.. M.g:
Gfa tn 3. Spatt 4 Co.. &istntbamsr.
uebsraa BIN per Srprss Dsrf&ids beim balbsn
Gubenb. 13m2Uiau
, 1877-12-10
@ei6wnlitt, @ei6wiire,
Elc@ten, SQl6fluB

sntiprinsen ale unreinem 8lute unb 1T baber
burh ben anertannten Blutreiniser Dr. Aus.
&0nia's hamburger Eropien Der @iitfoH
ans Dem 80rper ~ entferner. Dit If Is ie'
bod n0this, nm Die Seiluns az beidleuniseu,
duberlide lofa N.ttel an3uwenoen. Als
rim iolhes 1T Or. Iusuf &onl9's Samburser
&rduterphaier iowobl alS 3us- uie peil'
pflaiter BON gutter Wirfuns u1o leiitet beion.
Ders ldusenoen Miittern, welde an seihwole'
, 1877-12-10

&atarrb, Aaubbcit II. S1minb.
iud)t nollltanoi9 sebeli ourb Or. Secs neue Nte
t9ooe: Gonlultationen frei ourb Die Yoit. Aoreie
Or. 9. y. Stpeearb, Wlebical Director, s 9Be1t Ia
Ctr, Ntefp Vprt. axaa 4lp26otl
, 1877-12-10
Gelblm6t.

welbiudt 1T e,ne Storuns Der ssber uns
baburh berporsebrahte neberfiuuns bes
glutes NIT @aue. &einisuns Der Safte in
Tolse BON tiihtisem Gbfibren ourh Or. Mus.
&onis's hamburger Eropfen, tdalide Tau.
marine Sdoer, unO SeWeSuns in freler Vuit
fino bic belien 6attoren cine totale 9eiluus
gu beitpeden.
, 1877-12-10
Neenten oerlanet fur
WrOf. 40mle aIbfr Maanbarkeil

1SeIbIfbteIt HHb reren ge9enfeffiae Wejieb
gen asn e~roeratis ubsi fanet. 3as Yu9 ratbaii fsrne
tbre Ssfese. Wdcbt &c. assnten perfGut
'a8ltf pom 15-2h @rempiare. Wau penbe jtt NIT VI.
]abe frIperer I, I'll !fet. { n b." statipnni Nubltfbtu
Q. philadelphia, - agp11ta!t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

When the Prince OF Wales visited
Coventry two or three years ago, the
Secretary to his Royal highness, think
ing the procession to the station was
moving somewhat slowly, sent rather
an imperative message commanding
s'the Mayor to trot." The answer re-
turned was, "Pell Mr.. Knollys the MAY =
or of Coventry does not trot." The
present occupier OF the magisterlal
chair was present at a dinner party CIV
EN- the other evening by the member Tor
North Warwickshlre, Mr.. Bromley-Da-
venport. He had the honor to take the
hostess in to dinner. i don't know,
MIR. Mayor" said the lady, "whether
you are at all afraid of the measles, but
my little children have them, and myself
have had a slight attack" Once more
the Mayor OF Coventry rose to the Occa-
sion. "Madam," he said, 81 should be
only too delighted to take anything from
so charming source."-l Mayfair,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
Police Court.

Drunkenness-Lotta Clifford, 90 days;
George Hartman, dismissed; Milley
Burns, SO; Glen. Fangman, dismissed /;
Peggie o'Brien, 90 days; Maggie Swain,
same; Pat. Conklin, John Nugent, dis
missed; John Perry, 80 days.
Vagrancy - Henry Williams, John
Mooney, John Cornell, Chas. Price,
Lewis Biggs, George Bolan, Bender
Goodrich, James Kenny, Mike Gallager,
Daniel Depp. Henry Myers, Fred Mil
ler, John Scanlin, dismissed; J. L. Ew-
lit, David Coopaster, VIM. Booker and
VIM. Tilman, 80 days; John McWade.
Michael McMahan, James Kennedy,
Dick Tigue, Jas. r jch, Dennis Cronan,
John Smith, ordered to leave town.
VIM. Anderson (new trial) dismissed.
Assault and Battery-John McDer-
mott, James Hanley, James Patton,
costs; James Patton, $5; James Hanley,
John McDermott, dismissed; Joseph
Nuts schler, costs; Frank Carney, DIS
missed, same; Barney Gegan, contin'
ued.
Petty Larceny-James Patton, dis
missed; John Bedsted, Theo. Kumbel,
costs; Pet. Meyers, $lOO and 80 days;
Barney Davis, continued; Matt. Snyder,
same; j. B. McMahan, dismissed.
Miscellaneous-A. G. Barnett, Gaping
for game of chance, dismissed; owen
Haley, exhibiting gaming devices, dis
missed; Pat. Connel, cutting to kill,
bound over; Fred. Colbert, Chas. Bell,
lettering, dismissed; Peter Nolan, abus-
ing family, $50 and thirty days; John
Flynn, street begging, dismissed; Glenn.
Fangman, abusing family, same; Gibson
Booker, cutting to kill, continued; Pat
VConnell, stabbing to Kill, bound over
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

The following real estate transfers were fled
up to noon to-day:
c. B. Matthew and wife to Thomas McDoug-
all, warranty deed, 81, ,l4O, Lot 5, Caleb Kem-
per's Subdivision, being 102 feet on the west
side of Grand street, by 172 feet deep.
Seth l.. Thompson and vie to Frank W.
Handy, perpetual lease, annual rent of $37O,
Lot 6, Thomas Il. Corry's Subdivision known as
Locust Grove, in Avondale.
Same to same, contract Tor deed, conveys
same premises.
the south side OF Woodward street, by s. feet
deep lylng 300 feet east of Pendleton street.
Same TO same. perpetual lease at an annual
rent of $400, conveys same premises.
VIM. Nagle and wife 10 Frederick II. W.
Miller. warranty deed, $4 00O, Lots n and %,
[ arson & BelPs Subdivision, being each 70 feet
on south side OF Liberty street by IS feet deep.
Herman II. Goesling and wife to John Stein
er. warranty deei. $3.50, 20 Sl-1UO acres in Sec
ton ~, Colerain Township.
Ellen A. Anderson and others to Herm an II.
Goesling, ySherlff's deed, $SnI, all the interest
of Ellen A. Anderson in same premises.
Charles A. Dodson and others to Alzylia
owen, Sherifr's deed, s266 81, Lot So In parti-
tion of VIM. Il. D0dson'S estate, as In case
81, ,G65, Superior Court.
Linwood Land Company, by trustee, to Cath
arine Dyer, warranty deed. 1900, Lot s, BLOCK /,
Linwood Land Company's First Subdivision,
Spencer Township.
Schlnttman, warranty deed, $50, Lots 43 and
a., Scarborough & Williams, Subdiv.sl1 IN,
in Section 81, township 4, Range 2.
John IL. Droppelman and wife to Sophia
Faws, warranty deed. Sl,l25. east half OF Lot
10. Carson Il Belps Subdivision.
Hugh AIcBirney Il Co. to Cincinnati Abat-
toir and Warehouse Company, lease for 2
wears, l m nth, and % days, annual rent Of
500 IS, z2-lOO acres IN Section 26, Mlllcreek
township. .
Thomas L. King and wife to Frederick A
Conkling and others, Snerin's deed. dated Jan d.
", 1872, $50, Lot II, James Whlttakel's sub
division. =
Ball, quitclaim deed, dated June u, 1855, lease
hold of same premises.
Executors of n. Longworth to Asher 4 Par
vim, perpetual lease, rs feet on Eighth street
4O feet west Uf Harriet street by 80 ieet deep to
alley.
VIM. Parvin and wife to John w. BAN, war
ranty deed. dated July s, 1910, $500, conyeys S
same premises
John W. Baen and wife to Hewey Fries,
warranty deed, dated November D. 1870, $1,000,
"sNgeys same premises,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

worry him, and he could start on as
small capital in That as any business
we know Of.
An Irish officer, upon seeing beauti-
ful picture sketched upon a wall in
America, exclaimed: "It is Il fine paint
ing, but it was never done in America"
go, sir" says his friend, "don you see
it is on a solid wall, and therefore must
have been doue in this country" "Ah,"
replies he, 81 see that plain enough, but
| only meant that the man who did II
was never in America"
A gentleman travelling in Ohio some
years ago turned up at country tavern
for dinner. The bar-room was garnished
with dirty wash-basin, a piece OF soap
the size Of l0zenge, and Il square yard
OF crash, dimly visible through epder-
mic deposites. Having slightly washed,
the traveller eyed the rag doubttully,
and then asked the proprietor, "HavePt
you, sir, about the premises, this
yeal'5 towelW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28

There is an ancient deacon who lives
in Postmaster General Keys town, and
who is a very good man indeed. When
Mr.. Key went to the railway station
there on his way to Washington, he met
the deacon, who besought him pathet'
ically not to go to the capital. "The
very atmosphere OF the city IS filled with
poliution," said this excellent deacon;
"don't 60! No honest man can take
office under Hayesp Mr.. Key, being
still in the bonds Of iniquity, continued
his journey; and it happens that this
noble Democratic deacon Is the only ap-
plicant for the posLmastership in Mr.
KEYS town.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
Cincinnati Dry Goods Market,
CINCINNATI, March 2s, Is

There has been but moderate amount Of
business doing in this line the past week. The
market was somewhat depressed, owing to the
large auction sales OF standard goods IN the
East Prices, however, have Undergone no
material change, and the market closes steady
at the following prices:
BLEACHBD MUSLINS-Sew York Mills 13c,
Lensdae cambrIc l5c, King Philips cambric
I5c, JaUez Knight do 91ac, Wamsutta l3c.
Lonsdale lie, Fruit of The Loom lie, Hope
lJc. Farwell lie.
BROWN sHEETINGs - We quote: Eastern
standards s., agc, Mestern standards sasAc
and seconds 71Sa7%c per yard.
TICKlNGs-COnestoga, Y Z A l2hc, t 1890,
Gold Medal l51Sc, Extra Medal lie, Queen Of
the West lac, l6c, lSc, 2Jc, .21ac, 20c, ZSc ard
zoe.
JEANs-Newport lSc, Winona lSc, Pewee
Valley 25c. Standard 22hc, Minneola 35r,
Guiding star 271sc. American 45c. Laurel Iiill
45c. Queen City SOC, Loug Brancn Cue.
PRiNTs-We quote 6sa1c for extra, 6a6kc
for standard and 55sa5a<c for inferior per yarJ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio,
No. 2,dS6 to me directed, will offer for sale at
Public Auction on the premises, on THURS
DAY, April 2j, 1871, at 3H o'clock Z. NJ, the
following describe re al estate, VIZ:
Al! that .g"rtoin OF o. ground situated on
tho -, tn side OF Shilliso street, between the
Leba, OIL hoad ana Lane street, IN the Village
Of Avou4ttse, Hamilton County, ONO, baing
lot Number Seven II, in Thomas McGechin,S
Subdivision IN Avondale, as recorded in Plat
Book No. g, Age no, Hamilton County Rec
ords, and being ifty (50J feet In front on said
south side OF Shllito street and extending
back south between parallel lines two hundred
and twenty l22iJ feet and seventy hun
iredths OF . foot Oh the east line and two hun
ired and twenty three 1929 feet and seven
hundredths Of foot on the west line OF said
lot, recorded in Book 46v, page j56, Hamilton
County Records
Appraised at 81 500, free Of dover.
Terms of Sale-One- third cash in hand on day
OF sale, the balance in two equal payments la
one and two years with interest, securel by
notes and mortgage on the premises.
MATHEW GRIN NDELIS,
Administrator ou the estate of Joseph Rupert
CammcrcT, deceased.
HEMMELGARN & Co., Auctioneers, AS Main
street. mh2l-5tW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-28
County Clerks Office.

The following new suits were filed up to
noon to-day:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
52,219. Henry Hollenkampv VS.. John Freytag-
Appeal.
1920. Henry Meyer s. Co. VS.. J. R. Becker 6
Co.-Appeal.
5?,22l. sarah J. Fagn VS.. Vivian j. Fagin-
Injunction.
5a,222 W. D. Henderson VS.. VIM. Burk ct al
Lien, $204 60.
59,223 Joseph Whitaker VS.. Samuel Beres-
ford-Money.
52,224. Ann R. Terrence ct al VS.. S. W. Hof-
man, City Audtor-lnjunction.
52225. Amos scotsman vs.. Benoge Apgar ct
al Damages, $4,000.
52,226. Margaret Hurrelbrink VS.. William
Miller-Damagcs, $4,000.
SUPERIOR COURT.
33097. Merchants National Bank Of Cincin-
nati VS.. II. A. Vessels ct al.-Money.
33,OSS. Catharine Lesser VS.. William Miller
Damages, SOU.
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hOfen assert that he has no intention or
running as an independent candidate
for Council; that he went before the
Convention in good faith, and Will abide
the result in becoming manner.
WEST CoVINGTON, KY.
The Home Circle Dramatic Club pre-
sented the following entertainment 10 a
crowded house Of the elite OF the town
and the city of Ludlow. Miss Emma
Wright made an immense hit in her
character OF "MOlly," in the farce. The
comic manner in which she delivered
the sentence "He's got it bad" ELECTED
the most raptur0us applause and laugh
ter. Mr.. Alex. Sweet was also very
good, as were also MIR. and Mrs. G. p.
Hunlphries. Here is the programme,
and those who missed it, missed mu-
slcal and dramatic treat:
Music, piano, ,...........,,, Mrs. A. SchmitZ.
CHIMNl Y CORNER.
A domestic drama in two acts.)
Solomon Probity, aged 9l.. Mr.. Ed. Dunham.
Peter Probity, ageu Co.. ......M Mr.. Alex. sweet
John Probity, aged 3D. 49,. Mr.. Chas. Martin
Mr.. Chas Chiefly ......Mr. Thomas buchanan
Patty Problty, wife OF Peter
Mrs. G. p. Humphries
Grace Emery. ............ MISS Carrie Clark
Duett, "WhaG are the Wild Waves Saying"-
Jcnnle anu w Ill. DuCHauau
Song, and guitar accompaniment
4. Buchanan
Music, piano. no......................M Mrs. schmltz
MIR. X.
A farce III one act.)
Mr.. Anthony lIenn nn................ Mr.. s. Eaton
Mr. XcrXes Xavier, insurance agent
Mr.. G. p. Humphrles
Mr.. Joshua Tick, a telegraph OPERATOR
Thomas Halstead
Miss Mathilda Hem, Anthony's sister,
Miss Kitty Sweet
Miss jessie Hem, Anthony's daughter--
Miss Dolly Clark.
Molly, the maid with the treacherous memory
Miss Emma Wright
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Executors OF John II. Stalo TO GEO. schicd,
deed, 81, ,GO0 AZ acres, in nor Invest quarter Of
Section 81, Town-hp3, Range l.
Harriet A. Dodsun and husband to Peter L.
Ncf, warranty deed, $3.50, Lnts 10 and 81 in
partition Of Vim. B. Dodson's estate.
Jane V. Matthews to Isaac e. collins and
John W. Heron, warranty deed, $4,000, . 3d.
100 acres in sections l and2, Township 3, FTac-
tional Rauge2
Jas. W. Byland and wife to Jas. u. Mooney,
warranty decd, $40, in Sec ion I, Township
3, Fractional Range 2, on road leading from
Cincinnati to Lane Seminary, adjoining kem-
pe's land.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, March sS-l:SO P.

CINCINNATI, March 2S--l 80 P. NJ.
Gold continues steady, and is buying to-day
at lO4a and selling at l04Z. Gold checks
104X.
Eastern exchange firm and quiet. Dealers
are buying at par and selling at 10 prem.
Sterling exchange is duh but rates are steady
ana unchanged. We quote it 81 S6J. for sight
drafts and 81 81 for sixty days per E, in gold.
Government bonds are quiet The mar
ket here is steady and there is no material
change In quotations:
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MIR. e. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. 72 AsToR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will Do
branch office OF the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen being au-
thorlzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
lsnecials to the Star.

IoUUUIdIo 10 IIIU oVdT'I
PITTsBURG, Pa, March 25-9;00 A. M.-River
IL feet 2 inches and rising. Weather clear
and cold.
IRoNTON, o., March 2S-l0:30 A. M.-River
rising steadily. Weat er clear anu cold. BOs-
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MABLEY'S CLOTHING HOUSE
will open on 5 saturday, March 81, at &C
W. Filth street, opposite the Fountain.
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COVINGTON.

Grip Van Wrinkle" Will be produced
Saturday evening ut Odd-fellows' Hal.
Deputy Marshal Goodson and Squire
r. Gwyder rested a man named Cal
vim N. Hensley yesterday on charge OF
committing couple OF forgeries at Dan
villn XIV