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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-08-16
PILES. Hemunhuids.
 PILON.

Manu camses tend to produce fhfs pHin. fnI aud distressing State. The blood fs ssse of drastic pMrgatires tends to produce c04GgestiOSs or the bOtCeLs, torpid 0cttOR OG the IiUer, aud aMnserOWs OtJser caatSes are saOthtm0 efectWGE has been preseNfed 70 the pubIic, 1chtch acoasId 9'nptdlw 0iLeCfate syniptODss GnG stLtiseGteEU RTOve G's effect Zoe cure. In PILLOW s0e hdOe q remedy aUhfch 9a0t only Gcts diassOst tsSstanffy, bWt sViLL renlOUe the LGrOeSt tsSEIsOrs oE tlss pGgfs [PIesl by gbsorpttO,s, and a''9ng srho beeSs radically cured, hGve been GssaTed (priOr to SSsinO thiS treGtEeeRtJ bU esNt- sse,st surgeons th.s G i! ths eaIy EeItfI =. shey operation, aSId Tesa0vifg t Or thens IrO1s the body by c procedure tclttch sseceesttgt: sUttn s ' dei;ghs, and is @osv ''ip prescriEed Sv 4t01sy prdctisifsO phystct0Ils, sch0 are eog- ssiSGSst Of its merits, Gs thc onty kaOsOSS
 Prios, FlTsy- Gents per paek0Oe, or stS
 THE ABOTE REMEDIES ARE thorough iR the eFGdic0tiOs Of the diGer- e1st aud vGriOus snGIGdies deSsOSstnated, 0ssd are the TesssEt OT patient, Searrhia0, IG6OriO.s, aud seiestttc invesiigatio..s Europe and Anserica. r '--.
 IT the specific directions are eoBsptted sOSth, thOsssGssds Of P"tieHts aciA bear srtt- ssess to their 9eTGttVe HseTffs, aSsd cOrrOb- brute eVeSy assertion. WIsers fhere are sssG9sy complications OH disease, aud pa- tte'sts SO desire, DIR; CHANDIER scti! treGt Oy letter tf necessary.
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 DIR, CHANDLER,
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AND EiS GVANEGTlasS F0Gl Tag
CoNNnCrIoN Ne.

Az TENAbKANA, with all trains ON st
Louis Iron Mountain II, X. Tor ali points
NORTH East ana southeast.
A. 10 NGVlEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
NEol4A, with trains ON tho International
H. Il. tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio,
Al DALLAS. with trains North and south
on Houston and Texas Central K. H. TOT
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
TN.
az SHREVEPORT, with regular line OF
hrS ....I aedBicrs for Now Orleans.
Tn s aue, being fully equipped with All
mOder improvements, such aA MOstlng.
house AIR lirakeg aud Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, IN unsurpassed for
speed. safety aud Comfort.
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an AbolIionist Of the Sumner and Love
Joy school Of twenty years ago AZ A
Federal soldier during the war, and IA
a Republican of the party of Lncoln
sumner and Greeley; let me tell Won,
from that standpoint, that, patiently as
tho North has up TO this time endured
the spectacle Of Fraud committed in
your midst, the very first, iaintest sign
of
FORCE IN THEIR MIDST,
or here ut their capital will turn the
Northern bulldog loose as nobody has
seen him loose since Concord and Lex.
lngton, Nay, as he has not been seen
loose since his ancestors tore Charles
the First from his throne; wrenched
hereditary king out of the Jaws Of pre-.
rogaliVe, out Of the teeth Of medsiyal
tradition, and hurled him underneath
the axe
Bideyou time, men ofTouisana. This
Is not your fight. We OF the North
have set men in our high places who
nave At last turned and tried to rend us.
Believe me when tell you we do not
ask any help
TO PULL THEN DOWN.
We do not propose to b. hasty. Il ia
not in our nature TO be precipitate. But
when the tug comes We shall he on
hand, and we 10 not apprehend that u
dozen or SO Of drunken thieves in power,
backed by handful of mrrcenaly regu
lars, shall avail to reverse the logic of
that history which our ancestors have
been writing with bloody sword points
ever since 1882 whenever II despotism
needed destruction, or tyrAnt or an
uSurre required an obituary.
| repeat this is our fight. And when
we begin ii, youcan stand back and pick
up the fat war contracts, if there are any
though my opinion is that it won't last
long enough ~ make war contracts that
would be worth the paper they're writ
ten on.
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DIR. WHIT I z r,
alH "a GLnnlnn RArnat.

OAt SSs OhufAos Ses
Treats all forms Of veneral Diseases, Serni
nal Emissions aud Sexual Debility. with
uuuasllcled success No matter who iaiied'
cail or write; pamphls, or consultation Tree;
Can vfer b, The medical profession in al
,nutd sire CuntY, -. 200
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Speed. Safety aud Comfort.
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cepled) running through to 81 Louis With
out change,
Sections aud berths IN through slCcping
cars can be secured at any time during the
day on application At Ticket ollicu, corner oi
Lamar ana Pacific Avenue,
Passengers are requested TO obtain reliable
this Grrat through Line before selecting
Their ronto, thus enabling the, 10 purchase
tickets by n lhoroughiare proierf0n over all
otherB.
Erai3t nr passa1 IN, a hensG,iis n',,
hhod, and claims for ovorchRrge, loss OF
damage, etc.. Will meet prompt attention T.
addressed ~
N. ". THOMPSON, er.,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Marshall Texas,
GEO. NOBLE, General superintendent
Marshall Texas.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
AttortleNh ~ Law.
pny.,e,an. ana surgeons.

Jno. II. Mortop, ii. d. lbyncinn and hul
eop, ONCE over tnst katiILsl lhik, httl
.nce corner tan Jscintutio IblNt"O ~
nIiAs 1eSRs Iallsi" The country prom plIS
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
u. s. Senator.

We are Informed that in obG-
dience to the wishes Of many
friends, ex-Governor Baxter will
be a candidate to succeed Mr..
Dorsey in the above named po-
sition. The pt ople Of Arkansas
should, and doubtless will, re-
member Mr.. Baxter for his noble
efforts in aidinS to deliver them
from carpet bag misrnle in DAYS
gone by, and as be is emineatly
qualified to ti!l the position 10
WHICH he now 3spires, we have
no doubt that lie will receive a
hearty suppOrl4 We will have
more to say on his subject here
after.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Application so Sclihand.

Notice is hereby given that l will
apply by petition at the next No
vember term of the Probate Court
Of Sharp county, Ark, for an order
to sell the Sc Or Of the ne or Of Sec
tion IL, in township Is north, range
6 west, and the sw or Of nw fl or
of section T, in township Is north,
range west, conta'oilg87 j7-lOOths
acres, situated in Sharp county,
Ark, and belonging to Che estate Of
William Shanks, deceased, for the
payment Of the Indebtedness Of said
estate. This October 1st, 1877.
MARY a. SaANKs,
17-2 Administrator Of said estate.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
The SGa te Debt.

By careful yesearch it has
been asceftaintd by the Stats
Board OF Finanee that the I'M
disputed debt of the State Of
Arkansas is $3D22,423, instead
Of something oTar four millions,
as was formerly Estimated. This,
however, will net affect the plan
Of settlement as proposed by
Adams and Eadfeld, as the
amount of new bonds will be
proportioned to the actual un-
disputed debt, aud only a pro
rata of the four millions issued,
in case the plan is adopted. A
settlement according to this pro-
position will, it is estimated, be
a saving to the State Of a little
over one hundred thousand dol
lars, as compared with a direct
loan at six per cent, to say
nothing Of the paper represent
ing the disputed debt, Of which
the State will gain possession.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Warming g Order.

In the Circuit Court of Fulton
County, Arkansas.
To all whom it may cOacerns
NoT'cE is hereby given ,hat will
apply ,:t the April term, 1878, of the
Fulton county Circuit Courc, for the
confirmation OF a tax title to the
northwest quarter of section eight,
in township twenty, range eight
west--160 acres--lying in Fulton
county, Arkansas. Said land was
purchased by me at sale of delin-
Quent lands in The town Of Salem, in
said county, on the 23d day Of Feb
IL. y, A. D. 1871, for the taxes,
penalties and costs for the years
1868, 80 and 70, which said taxes,
pc lalties and costs amounted to the
sIm OF S10.25. H. NJ. TUNsTALL.
Salem, Ark, Aug, q, 1877. Il
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Evening Shade.

NJ. E. Church, South: Preach
ing 1st and Sd Sabbaths in each
month. Lecture Tuesday night
following. Prayer meeting Tues
day nights. L. A. Garrison, ?. c..
Christian Order: Preaching
4th Sabbath in each month.
DR.. Hollowell, Pastor.
Baptist Church: Preaching on
second Sabbath and Saturday
night before in each month.
&. E. Hunt, pastor.
Sabbath school at the M. b,
Church, at 8 a, m. j. N. Shaver,
Sup't.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
HEaPrjcd.

AT the residence of the brides
father, near Evening Shade, Oct
18th, by Rev. E. a. Garrison,
JOHN +. Moore and Miss
GEoRGIE ANN HUDDLEsTQE.
We tender the happy couple
the best wishes Of the RECORD
for their future happiness and
prosperity. And with each sue
ceeding season may their joys
be Moore, Moore.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Col. Jesse Hinkle met With a se
we're accident lho other day, in StonA
county, near Mountain View. Hs
was riding 10 q spring wagon, drir,
ing span Of mules. His wife and
his brother, YIN. HinkIe, were il
the wagon with him. AS they were
going down what is called grave
yard hill, the wagon tongue broke
or became loose some way, and the
wagon ran forward against the
mules, when they took fright and
commenced running. Mrs. Hinkle
and VIM. Hinkle jumped out and
escaped uninjqred, but the Col,
stuck to his post until the mules
landed him against a tree, breaking
one Of his legs below the knee, and
otherwise bruising him up consider
ably.-Melbourno Clipper, 18Th.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

for &D a6gGDce.
Come in and subscribe.
Occasional rain showers dur
ing the week.
The croquet fever is apparent
ly subsiding.
DR.. Sullivan and Jasper JUS
tus, Of Calamines, are in town
this week.
Mr., W. S. Taylor, OF this
county, took a load of cotton to
Batesville, this week, and re-
ceived 8 1-2 cents pound for it.
New supplies Of goods are
being received by our mer-
chants, money is becoming more
plentiful, and business is i'm
proving.
Mr.. Frank. D. Denton, editor
'6fe .he Date5yiile Guard, was Id
town this week, and paid us a
visit. Mr.. D. is a very clever
gentleman, and gets up a live
local paper.
The revival at the M. E.
Church in this place closed lasJ
Sunday night. The meeting was
we'll attended throughout the
week, and there were two con-
versions, and four members ad-
ded to the church.
The funeral sermon of James
Watson will be preached at
Bethel Church, eight miles south
Of Evening Shade, on the first
Sunday in November; by Rev.
Jahu Johnson, Of the Baptist
Church.
You can't pick up the family
Bible at this season Of the year
without making your wife and
sister scream, and filling the
room with scattered ferns and
autumn leaves in all stages Of
pressedness.
The man who pays up bis
subscription arrears and stops
his paper on account of poverty
may truly be termed a poor
man, and Of little energy, but
he is possessed of a better prin-
ciple than he who continues to
read and never pays.
There has been a very fair
attendance at court this week,
considering the busy season Of
the year, but everybody and
everything IS so quleJ JhaI ye
local can scarcely find an item
Of interest. Why don't some one
do something to vary the mo-
notony!
Circuit Court convened here
last Tuesday morning. Monday
passed without the transaction
Of any business, on account of
the non-ar1ival Of Judge Byers,
who failed 10 appear, and Mr..
T. J. Ratclif, Of Pocahonias, was
elected to act ,,as special judge.
The attorneys present are: Hon.
Elisha Baxter, W. B. Padgett,
Robt. Neill, Samuel Peete, OF
Batesville; R. Fl, Powell, Mel
bourne; Joseph Judkins, Pow
hataG; A. }. Porter, Ash Fla;
Col. Abernethy, Hon. Sam E.
Davidson, j. j. Barnwell, VIM.
NJ. Davidson, Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Sharp County.

Circuit Court: Third Monday
after fourth Monday in March
and September.
County Court: First Monday
in January, April, July and
October.
Probate Court: First Monday
In February, May, August and
November.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
F. J. KLEIN,
Practical Watch Maker
and JeWeAeP,

BATEsVILLE, ARKANSAS,
Also, dealer in watches, clocks,
jewelry, spectacles, fancy goods,
musical instruments, etc.
Repairing Of watches, clocks and
jewelry promptly attended to and
warranted.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19


Capt, F, j. Klein, practical
matchmaker and jeweler, for
merly Of Augusta, Ark, is now
permanently located at Bates
vile, on Main street, opposite
the court house. All work sent
to him, by mail or otherwise,
will be promptly attended to at
moderate prices, and guaran-
teed. Those visiting BateSyille
should give him a call and eH-
anime his goods. See card, in
another column.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
EaaiA RGhbePy.

The Walnut Ridga and La
Crosse mail, vias53is place, was
bodily rob0ed .iSst Tuesday eve
ming, about four miles below
Smitbville, by some masked vii
lain who, with revolver in hand,
demanded the mail pouch, and
it was delis eled 20 him by the
carrier. The robbet Then pro-
ceedel 10 cut open the mail
pouch, and extracted five regis
tered letters therefrom. The
pouch was then returned TO the
carrier, who proceeded on his
way, and the robber did like
wise, but in a different direction.
The mask worn by the robber,
consisted Of a sheet or large
piece Of domestic, o rude cap,
and a false face with wire frame
and cloth or paper covering.
This mask was found near the
scene Of the robbery, and may
be the means Of detecting the
perpeJrator.
LATER.-We learn that a man
has been arrested, charged with
the above o6'ense, in the upper
part Of the county, the officers
having followed On his track
from the scene Of the robbery 10
the place Of arrest. Consideia-
BILE money was found in bis pos
session. viii give further par
ticUlars next week.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Local News.

No legal embellishments pub
UShed in this paper am1JeSS paid
for IN 06U012Ce.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

In the Lawrence county Cir.
cult Coult, just closed, John
Arnold, Indicted for the murder
Of George Cofman, il 1873, was
convicted and sentenced TO the
peniteDtiary for fifteen years.
In the case of Kahn, charged
with the murder Of Ben Baker,
in 1876, the Court, by consent
of the parties, vacated the iudg-
ment and sentence Of Independ-
ence Circuit Court, and granted
a new trial. The defedant, by
his attorneys, fhen made appli-
cation for admission to bail,
which was granted, the Court
fixing the bail at $4,000. AT
last accounts Kahn had failed
to give bond.
''The leaves ore slowly turn
ing yellow, their sammer hue is
hence; he ripening fruit is on
the mellow, the small boy on
the fence. He looks around, he
views the ground, and thinks
the moment suits; he fills his
pockets full and round, then
iunn1oc tho fancn aDd ccootS y
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

anime his goods. See card, in
anOther column.
Proceedings C5rcBit Court.
sTATEDOCKEY. OOTOBERTEEM. III.
Below we Te-pubIiSh the Stale
docket, and give the result in
all cases thus far disposed OF.
The remainder will be- given
neXtweek:
State VS. Jas Pricbard, Illegal
cohabitation; continued.
State VS. D 0 Crawford, arson;
continued.
State VS. Carney Cason, Green
Little, Davis Little and JAS Cor
bitt, larceny; continued.
State VS. Calvin Corbitt, JAS
Cunningham, Y Wilson, W Ca
son and Jas Corbitt, petit lar
Ceny.
State VS. Frank Brown, con,
tempt.
State VS. Lon Sullivan, assault
and battery.
State VS. W Davidson, carry
ing a weapon.
State VS. VIM Lain, larceny,
State VS. Samuel Bullock and
W J Wilson, affray; nolle pros.
as to Wilson, continued as to
Bullock.
State VS. James L Hales, car
rying q weapon; fined $25.
State VS. Pet Hawkins a1d JAS
McClung, horse racing; contin-
Red, ,a.-..--.-,---.-a--t---.r.-4a.,.+.,ssa,.-,.s
State VS. G P Inflow, non feas-
Qnce in Office.
State VS. John Dunlap and Jas
Duncan, horse racing; continued.
State VS. Walker Clayton, fail
ing to pay state tax; continued,
State VS. S A. Brown, faili0y to
pay state tax; confined.
State VS. G E Goodwin, failing
10 nav state tax: continued.
State VS. M W Wright, falling
to pay state tax; continued.
State VS. Thos Bray and Jas
Duncin, horse racing; continued.
State VS. w Metcalf and Sam
uel Butter, betting at caros;
fined $40 each.
State VS. Harvey Foreman,
larceny.
State VS. John King, disturbing
public peace; nolle pros.
State VS. Doctor Jordan, lar
ceny; dismissed.
State VS. John King, riot;
fined $100.
State VS. Jno D Horn, assault;
fined 81.
State VS. Elijah Smith, F NJ
Cooper and Bob Milligan, bet
ting at cards; Cooper and Mill
gan fined so each.
State VS. VIM M Davidson,
assault and battery.
State VS. Monroe Simpson, car
rying a weapon.
State VS. U A Bell, F NJ Cooper
and Bob Milligan, betting at
cards; Bell fined so.
State VS. j B Allen, disturbing
public peace; fined $50.
State VS. P Jackson, Bud Jack
son and Jasper Mullins, afflay;
Mullins fined 500.
State VS. David Milligyn, as
sdult and battery; continued.
State VS. Jasper Mullins, car
rying a weapon; nolIe pros.
State VS. A j Porter, Carrying
q weapon.
State VS. John King, assault
and battery; fined $50.
State VS. Thos Chambellin and
VIM Lain, affrav; continued as
to Lain.
State VS. Alex Pharis, assault;
continued.
State VS. I H Milligan, larceny;
dismissed.
C,,Lo ,-c uurb Mi11iron g. h
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Court Directory.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
s @ G i . ti g s.
Evening Shade.

Rural Chapter, No. so, r, A.
M, meets at its hall on the Sd
Saturday in each month.
Evening Shade Lodge, No. 143,
A. F. & A. NJ, meets at its hall
Saturday night before the list
Sabbath in each month.
Berear Lodge, No. 60, Of I. O.
o. F., meets at its hall Friday
night before the 1st Sabbath in
each month.
United Friends of Temper
ance-Garrison Council, No. 80,
meets every Saturday night.
Evening Shade Mait Di-
tCctO"y.
Walnut Ridge, via Suitbville.
daily, except Spndty: depal IS q i
10 a. m., arrives ? ,. il.
Ia Crosse, daily, except Sr1-
day; arrives 10 a. H., depeits al
2 p. III.
Ash Flat, weekly: departs
Monday, 1 p. H., arrives Tues
day, II a. IN.
Baiesville. via MaTville, week
ly; arrives Monday, / =. m., de-
parts Tuesday, Il 2. III.
Wheat ana flour wanted on
subscription to the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
State Officers.

Governor, WR Miller
Spc'v of State, 3 B Beavers
Auditor John Crawford
Treasurer, Thos J Churchill
Atty Gen'l, VIM f Henderson
Land Commisnr, J n Smithee
supt. Pub. Schools, Geo W Hill
Chief Justice Supreme Court, &
H English.
Associate Justices, D Walker,
W NJ Harrison.
Clerk, Luke Z Barber.
Congressman, 4th district, Thos
M Gunter
State Senator, 2nd district, ] B
Judkins
Circuit Judge, 3rd circuit, VIM
Byers
Prosecuting Atty, 8rd circuit,
J L Abern6thy.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
SHARP 90. RECORD,
Published every Friday.
j. w. Buckley, Editor.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, one year, 81 so
One copy six months, 70
One copy, three months, 90
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Official Directory
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Yearly adVortlsements, payable
quarterly, on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Church Directory
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19
Sharp County.

Representative, Sam H David
County and Probate Judge,
A Il Num-
Sheriff and Collector, Th0s 7
HuddleStOn
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

RATES Oh ADVERTISING.
One column, one yeap, $50 90
One-half column, one year, 40 90
One-fourth column, one year, 20 90
Professional cards, per year, 10 OO
Sharp County record., 1877-10-19

Wheat and flour wanted OF
subscription to the RECORD.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03
LATEST LOCAL.

THE Chamber Of Commerce at their
session to-day adopted series OF reso-
lutions in respect to the memory OF th9
la,e Senator, o iver 2. Morton.
SQUIRE RILEY's term expired at Ii
O'Clock last night. Ed. Gllligan, Esq,
is his successor, although as yet he has
not received his commission.
The pupils of the intermediate School
No. 8 and FIRST and Tenth District
School made an excursion this morning
to the Geological Garden, under the
direction of Manager W. Lewis Gil bert.
BRIDGET FLAHERTY, who resides Mt
234 East Pearl street. le!l down stairs,
at ner home, this morning, and was
injured to such au extent that her life il
i'll doubt. She was sent to the Hospital.
JOHN P. LEVI, of Neville, Clermons
County, OAio, reported at the office Of
the superintendent Of Police this morn
Ing that his stable had b ;en broken into
and two valuable mares taken. The de-
tectiVes are on the outlook for the
thieves.
JAMES QUINN, driver of coal wagon
fUr Mr.. Buchanan, fell in tit, from hia
wagon, ON Fourth street, between Main
ana Walnut, this morning, and was
badly hurt about the tace. He lives al
400 West Third street. His injuries
were attended to by DR.. Halle.
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THE OLD WORLD.
nCes

GEN. GRANT AT THE FRENCH CAPITAL.
alton al Associated Press to the Star.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-General Grant is still
the lion of France, and is the recipient
of all manner of ceurtesies from the
French people and Americans in France.
Yesterday be drove out to see the ceme-
teries, and spent some time in examln-
ing them. He was greatly struck with
the exquisite taste displayed in'decorat-
ing the graves, and this being the "J0uT
deS NortS," had an opportunity OF see
ing tue Parlsians in one OF their best
moods. On that day business and politics
are forgotten, and thousands Of citizens,
clad In holiday attire, throng the ceme-
teries to strew flowers on the graves OF
departed relatives and friends. The
heart of many arabid foe of "Clerical.
ism," too, is softeneo on that day, and
heartfelt prayers are offered for the
souls of the "fathful" dead ones.
HE TALKs OF SENATOR NORTON.
The General expressed deep feeling at
the sad news OF Senator Morton's death.
He said that Morton was one Of the
worthiest and most illustrious Ameri-
cans Of recent times, anu spoke in terms
OF the highest praise Of the energy, ac-
tiyity and ability he displayed during
the cOuntry's trials. But for Mr.. Nor
toms ill health, he sa d he would have
appointed him Chief Justice after Mr..
Conkling had declined the appointment.
A GREAT SENSATION
has been produced i'll Conservative cir
oles here by the announcement that the
De Broglie Ministry has at last re-
signed. The air has been thick with all
kinds OF vague rumors for some days
past, and the public mind has been
strained to hign degree. 1t is believed
in well-inlormed circles that the resIg
nation is only intended to take feet on
Tuesday, the day preceding the meeting
OF the Chamber. All 10 now confusion
and uncertainty. The Conservatives
are literally at sea, and no one Knows
what may happen next
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-03
Hoard OK Public Works.

The Board met in regular session.
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
THAT the Engineer prepare the neces-
sary papers to improve Eighth street.
from the East line OF Mclean avenue to
the Cincinnati y Baltimore Railroad.
"That the Supervisor be directed to pre-
pare plans and an estimate OF costs for
improving the intersection Of Eighth aud
and Gilbert avenue.
THAT the Engineer be directed TO Pre-.
pare plan and es innate of the costs Of
an iron bridge across Millcreek at
Eighth street.
"lhat the Engineer be directed to pre-
pare an ordinance to establish the
grade OF z gag avenue from FdirvieH
avenue to The section line"