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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-17

new, containing wearing apparel. Inc
finder will confer favor by leaving it
at this office, or at the residence of r.
i. Wright, Quasqueton. 4wl
FRUITS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
l am now prepared to furnish all
kinds of Green Fruits, such as apples,
peaches, California pears, California
plums, oranges and lemons; also the diff
ferent kinds of nuts, confectionery, etc,
which | will sell at wholesale and retail,
at prices as low as the market will from
time to time permit Orders from the
trade especially solicited
J. 7. OLMsTEAD,
No. q Main ST., Independence la.
Business.
Having purchased the stock and ac-
counts Of the City Tea House." | will
sell groceries for cash and produce, at
prices as low as the times are hard. Just
try me and you will find it no humbug
Feb. ID, II. (tH II. BUCKINGHAM
EVERYTHING in our line at the lowest
market price.
BARBER & KELLOGG.
Iowa COLLEGE. Grinnell Iowa.
Fall Term begins Sept 9Th, 1871
Bargains.
Lace Points worth $500 for $1,000,
to close out, at New York Store
LAwToN & Posi-.
MAssILLON THREsHERs for sale by
S. Newman
IHAyE some good improved farms in
this county, also houses and lots in In
dependence. for sale on very favorable
terms. ). NEWMAN.
WE have bought low and will sell low.
BARBER & KELLOGG.
Bargains.
Lace Points worth $500 for $1,000,
to close out, at New York Store.
LAWTON x POST.
Bargains.
Lace Points worth $500 for $500,
to close out, at New York Store
LAwToN & POST.
School Books at Tabor's.
Grenadines in great variety at the New
York Store.
New Dress Goods New York Store.
FARMERS, we have got just what you
want in the lumber line.
BARBER e. KELLOGG,
Wall Paper at Tabor's.
BIRD Cages at TabOrs.
If you want to buy Summer Goods
CHEAP, go to the New York Store.
CURTAIN Fixtures at Tabors.
OIL shades and Holland at Tabors
CALL and see the beautiful assert
ment of Flowers at Mrs. Caffalrs, oppo-
site the Wigwam.
Prices to correspond with the times Mt
the New York Store.
CROOUET at Tabor $.
LIVE Geese Feathers at Marquette s
Furniture Store.
PURE Drugs and Medicines at
TABOR 4 Sons,
Wall Paper at Tabor's.
Wall Paper at TabOr's.
BLANK Books at Tabors.
Don't forget that at the New York
Store you will find the largest stock and
the lowest prices.
lT will pay to go over the bridge to
the west end to buy your drugs and gro
ceries. Try it, 21tf.
Bargains In all Summer Goods Mt the
New York Store.
Bargains.
Lace Points worth $500 for $500
to close out, at New York Store.
l.AwToN Il PosT.
The balance OF our Linen Suits mt cost
to close them out, ut the New Yorl
Store.
THoRLEY's. Horse and Cattle Food. oil
Condition Powders, are the cheapest il
the market. For sale at Smale Bro. )
All Summer Goods ut the New YOrl
Store Mt cost, to close them out.
The largest stock Of ParasOls in indie
pendence eau be found at the New Yorl
Store. and Mt Prices that will Suit Won
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-17

NEW Dress Goods. New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-08-17
Wall Paper at TabOr'S.

If you want a bill of lumber II
West Side Lumber Yard.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

day, near Pottsvile, Penn, and dragged
along line track come distance, and
irightfully mutilated. his head having
been found some distance from the body.
In the case OF attachments for the
State tflcials of Pennsylvania an appN-
cation was made by the Attorney Cen
eral before Judge Fitzpatrick in Pitts
burg Saturday TO have day set tor
hearing, ana ths Court appointed Thur s.
day next as the day.
A collision occurred Saturday evening
between the steamers Clinton aud Peta-
luna, halfway between Alcatraz and
Sancelito. The Clinton was sunk and
the Petaluma reached San Francisco in a
sinking condition. The engineer of The
Clluton, named Nanny, was drowned.
No other lives were lost.
Lewis Myers, late Treasurer, and j.
7. Smith, the Auditor OF Auxlaize Coun-
ty, were Saturday arranged before
Judge Pnelps, charged on four indict-
ments with embezzling from the County
Treasury $27, 900 Myers plead guilty,
and was sentenced to three years in the
Penitentiary at hard labor. Smith
pleaded not guilty, and his case was
continued to the next Term OF Court. In
default $4,000 bond he was remanded
TO jail.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

Adjutant General karr, Of Columbus,
was IN town yesterday.
The Hon. K. Eddy, son of the late am.
lnent actor, Edward Eddy, is i'll town.
Hon. Thomas ParmeIe, of Louisville.
KY, is regis tered at the Burnet House.
Frank Wilson, of the Western Union
Telegraph corps, is happy. It's glrl.
Messrs. Adae and Pendleton, of the
Exposition Commission, have resigned.
Mr. w. Hooper Harris, of the Evening
Record, Nashville, Team, Is in the citr.
Mr.. Robert stickney, the bareback
rider, leaves for New York day after CO.
morrow.
DR.. Eimyra Y. Howard has gone 10
Cleveland, where his mother is lying Sc.
riously i'll.
Mr. II. Dozian, advance agent of thu
"Sardanapalus" Combina ION, Is sIop.
ping at the Burnet House.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy, a new acqussi-
uon 10 the Cathedral Choir, sang the
dit1cult solos Of Haydn's Third Mass
yesterday.
DR.. Samuel Benedict, OF Georga street.
preached last night at st. PauPs P. e.
Church on the Central Obligation u
the Christian Life"
General A. V. Kautz, U. 8. A., com.
manding the Department OF Arizona, il
In the city, guest OF his brother-in-law.
the Hon. F. Hassaurek.
s. Sheedon, OF Cleveland, aud A,
dottlieb, OF Chicago, bidders on the
contract for building new bridge over
the Miami River. are in the city.
Mrs. Darcy, the costumer OF Robin
sons Opera-house, is busily engaged an
the cos Eumes and tableaux for the great
Mardl Gras festival to be held ut Selma.
Alabama, next spring.
Miss Katie Springer wears the dia.
mond ring awarded at the promenade
concert for the benefit of the Protectory.
The CONTESTANTS were Miss Spriager
and Miss jessie Wolking Miss Springer
sold nine hundred and twen y-.,x
tickets and Miss Wolking six hundred
and tWenty-eight.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
THE OLD WORLD.
Iational Associated Press w the Star.

National Associated Press w the Star.
THE UNITED sTATEs AND SPAIN.
MADRID, Oc!. 29.-The Minister of For
eigu Affairs and the Spanish Minister at
Washington expect that an understand
ing will be arrived at between Spain aud
the United States Oil the question OF
customs tariff.
MEDIATION WANTED.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Earl Derby, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has ordered the
British EmOassadOr at St. Petersburg
to confer with Prince GOrtschakotf with
view OF bringing about mediation.
GRAIN EXPLORATION PROHIBITED.
CoNSrANTINOPLE, oct. 70 The Porte
has. issued an order prohibiting the
expectation of grain.
SLOWLY RECOVERING.
PARIS, OF. z9.-M. RUuhur, who had a
stroke Of apoplexy, is recovering
slowly.
AN ARIsTOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.
LONDON, O5L. 70 "A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that the Car has
instructed sPrince Gort chakotf to pre-
pare revised Constitution for Russia
on an aristocratic basis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
KENTUCKY RUFFIANssM.
The Result Of an Old Reua.


Kentucky blood, somehow or other,
will never cool down. Last SATURDAY.
Ed. Merrill shot Leslie Coombs in tlIe
back, near Williamstown. The cause IL
the shooting was due to an old quarrel.
About three years ago Coombs sbot
Merrilps brother, and two years altar
tnat Merrill, the surviving brother, was
also attacked by Coombs, who made the
man beg on his knees for mercy.
About six months ago the old feud was
again stirred up, and during a quarrel
Coombs shot at Merrill, the bullet cns-
ting fl the latter's collar button.
Matters were smoOthed down until
"a Saturday, when the two again met.
Merrill was of tue opinion that COombs
intended to take his life, when he
s sepped up behind the latter and shol
him. Cuombs turned and fred, Qua
missed his assailant.
Merrill Immediately took to his heels.
and wnIle putting The deadly reYoiye{
INTO his back pocket, the weapon en-
ploded, and the bullet penetrated ma
leg.
Merrill. up to this time, has eluded
pursuit. Tie wounded man U0oinbs ie
not dead, but is in precarious condl-
tIOn.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
FLASHES.

Sonora has seeded from the Diaz
Mexican Government.
George Franois, of Ionia, Mich, com.
mitted suicide Saturday.
The Republicans of Detroit nominated
William Il. Thompson for Mayor.
The English Parliament, HIS been
further prorogued until Decemb4r1.
Charles l.. Brown, prominent grocer
o. Dayton, Saturday made an assixu.
msnt.
Messrs. Wilson & Thompson, retail
grocers, Of T,t1n, o., have made an as
signment.
Colonel Valentine Baker will shortly
resign his command and return to Con-
stantinople.
General Grant declines to express an
opinion on the political situation of
France to French interviewers.
The barn of G. W. Conan, OF Rich
wood, o., was destroyed by lire Satur.
DAY. Loss ABOUT $500; insurance small.
The registration of voters in New
YORK closed Saturday night, and the
total is 143,3I5, against 1873, 064 reg gistered
last year.
samuel Briggs, Democratic candidate
for County Treasurer in Cuyahoga
County, has filed "a notice OF contest
with the County Clerk.
President Hayes has ordered a sus-
Rehslon OF sentence in the case OF Tobs
FEM, convicted OF embezzling letters
from the Pittsburg Posl-oflioe.
The jury in the case of Stephen Smith
charged with the murder Of James Da.
wilson, at Shelbyvilie, Ind, returned a
verdict of guilty Saturday morning. and
Smith to twenty.ope Years;
Imprisonment in the State Prison.
Patrick McGovern, boy OF twelve
cars, was struck BY a train on Satur.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

The Musical Club viii give a Yrau&
concert November II AT PIke's Opera.
house.
The Levi Coffin Memorial Meeting
VIII be held this evening al Unlvs
Chapel.
The Hamilton County Executive Com
mitIee Of the WorAIngmen,s party oil tina
United States will meet tonight at Ar
better Hall.
The Arcade Circle, composed mostly
OF gentlemen from the Eat End. viii
give party at Empire Hall, on W Wejnes.
day evening, November Z.
On Thursday night, November Ia
complimentary entertainment will 90
gwen at The rooms OF the Exeelsit,r
Lodge OF Good TempIars.
The Emmet Dramat q ub will give an
entertainment, at P.ke's y, era-huuse
neAt Wednesday evening, for tho Denc.
mt OF the Cathedral Schooi.
A number of Cincinnati knights Cd
Pythias and their LADIES VIII y,sa
London, o., November 2, to meet wal
their friends OF Mystic Lodge, No. So
The Cincinnati Central Christian Pn,,
perance Union will give for the benefia
OF their Union musical, literary aud
humorous entertainment at their hea,G
quarters, No. 2J0 Vine street, Ffiuay
evening.
The Clio Dramatic Club will gve their
third entertainment OF this season M
rhoms' Hall, Friday evening. "Alsns.|
drama in three acts, will be rendered.
concluding with farce entitled Free.
dom OF the Press.'
Eddie Trainer, of the Dayenpsrs
Brothers, and Harry Fellows, the Bos,
ton ieatherweisht, matched themselves
last night 10 spar on the night of Noyeu.
Der 8, for 500 side and silver cup, ae,
cord,ng to .ne Marquis of QIeensbury's
rule.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
LATEST LOCAL.
"ALL Souls Day" next Friday.
THURSDAY is "All Saints Day."


THURSDAY is "All Saints Day."
The case OF the United States Secret
Service Company will como up tAis
evening before Commissioner Hooper.
JOHNSON L. Fox, charged with false
prelenses, as previously mentioned in
the STAR, had his case continued to
Saturdny bail $500.
The excitement in Covington over the
Sneluaker affair, as mentioned by us
last week, has died out, it being uader.
stood that Kentucky has no jurisdiction
i'll the case.
CAPT. EADS was present in the. Cham
Der OF Commerce this afternoon aud
made an address, explaining the beue-
ITS derived from the ietties in the Mis-
sippi RIVER.
SAMUEL SPENCER, a carpenter fifty
Two years old, VINO nails from Chainlake
Station, Miami Township, fell down on
the streets to-day and broke his lett
arm, between the elbow and shoulder.
lie was taken TO the Cincinnati Hvspi.
tai.
DETECTIVES Kushman and Amp
thau'r, VINO, as reported in Saturdays
STAR, lett for Chillioothe TO ferret OUT
tne murderers OF Mr.. and Mrs. McVey,
returned this morning. Their mission
was unsuccessful.
P. D. HOPKINS, Henry II. Kemball and
b. ID: HohD, charged with dong de.
lrauulhg business under the name aud
nrm O. "Ihe unIleu States 5 cret Sell
wee Co.." as preViouely mentioned in
tie STAR, were bound over to the
United States Gtanu Jury in the sum Of
$1,000 each.
IRE name Of the man killed at River.
side, as stated in another column, is
Thomas Barker. He was about thirty
TWO years old, and was run over by tue
extra train which came east last night.
TDe wheels OF the train passed over his
chest, but the man lived long enough to
tell his name.
JOHN HINES, lad about nineteen
years old, living az the corner OF Hunt
street and Broadway, had his nose
broken yesterday by a baseball bat in
The nands of Bill Blummer. The affair
was an accident. The young man was
taken to drug store near Uy, and hal
mis- injuries dressed.
q JAMES GALLAGHER, an ungrate eful old
tramp and thief, was arrested this morn,
ing lor stealing small rosewood box
from Mrs. Bowlby's store at the corner
Of Third and Lawrence streets. Wnile
the lady was getting him something TO
eat, for which he had begged, he walked
OF with the above box.
Mr.. FRANK SCHwARB. the tobacconist
On SlXLn street, near john, yesterday
had d pleasant time at his house, The oc-
casion being the cHris tening OF his little
daughter. MIR. Phil. PoellInger, of the
ac.ed as sponsor. A
splendid time was had by those invited.
Prof. Schweer furnished the music.
SOLOMON JOSEPH, Thos. Hogan, Pat.
Fogarty, j hn Walker, Dan. Cofield,
Jonn Burgoyne and Thomas Butler were
upon last night by Officers Nc.
ReDzle anu Holland, while teasting
On lager-beer in MIR. Viii.
sons slaughLer-house, ana pulled in,
These boys are all young, but are fast
to graduate in the Peniten-
,iary. Burgoyne is notorious tniei, and
got the biggest dose from His Honor's
shop, twenty days in the Works; Fo-
sarty, ten days. Butler was taken by |
ne United States authorities for coun- |
erfelting, and the balance were fined 70 |
.uch.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

The communication from Hugh Camp.
bell, petitioning The Board to lay water
pipe on Grand street, from Nassau
street sou.h dista ce Of three hum
dred feet,was reIeSsSed to the Committee
on Water-works.
The following resolutions were sHSont-
ed:
THAT the Engineer be authorized to
employ a small Iorce, not TO exceed ten
men and five carts, to cover the sewrr
on G'enway avenue, and extend the
grade OF the same until the sum OF three
hundred and siXty-one ($8Sl), now I'm
said tund, is expended"
"lhat tue Engineer be directed to pre.
pare plan anu estimate Of the cost for
repairing the Lr,de across Mill Creek at
Harrison Pike
inat the Committee on Light consult
WAN 'ne Cincinnati Gas-l. glt Il Coke
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Oct. 29.-The funeral of the
late George l.. Fox, the pantomimist, t,
took place yesterday from the residence
Of his brother-in-Iaw, G. G. Howard,
Cambridge. The services were brief.
but impressive, and were conducted by
Rev. Ur. Wtnckley, OF Boston. The
floral offerings were profuse and beauti-
tul. Many professionals were present.
There were no pall.bearers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
Killed BEis Best Friend.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 29.-Geo. Franklin, a
paper-hanger, was shot and killed by
Ed.Clagers, a saloon-keeper, at O'Clock
this morning. 1t is thought the trouble
arose from drink, as they have been In
innate friends Tor years.
q. Franklin leaves vile and two chill
dren. After the shooting Clagers put
franklin In hack and drove him home,
remarking. 81 have killed my best
Iriend;" he then went to the authorities
and gave himselfup.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
Killed Getting Into the Wrong
House..

National Associated Press to the Star
NORWICH, CONN, Oct. 29.-In this
city about o'clock yesterday morning
pistol-maker, named Benjamin Ii.
Muzzy, was struck on the head with "a
baseball club, and killed, by woman
named Bowen, whose house he had en-
tered through window. 1t is believed
she acted in self defense. Muzzy leaves
wife and three children,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
All for Love.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. ga young
man from Huntington, Pa, named Ed
ward Fisher, had "falling QUIZ with
his sweetheart, a young lady of this
city, during visit at her residence last
night, and rushing from her presence to
the steps outside he drew revolver and
deliberately shot himself in the left
breast, infiicting a dangerous though
perhaps not mortal wound. He was
taken to the hospital.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
FOR SALE.
Edition

: kSB" CINCINNATI, Oct. 20 1880 P. M.-Flour
active and steady. Corn firm and fair demand.
Wheat steady and quiet. Barley inactive and
large supply. Rye quiet. Oats in moderate
local demand. Whisky in good demand and
no change in price. Mess pork quiet. Lard
moderately active and steady. Meats nominal.
Cotton easy. Gold steady at lO2%alo:2A. Ex-
change steady, but very little wanted. Mod
crate demand for money, and business gener-
ally quiet
J.
! Hy~ WEATHER.-Ploia ably cloudy or partly
cloudy, possibly light rain. followed bv fair
and cooler weather, for the next twenty-rour
hours
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
Senator WI OrtOn Sinking,

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Ex-senator Nor.
ton this morningis hardly in as ravora-
BILE condition as during the past week.
He is unable to retain any kind of food
on his stomach, and is thought to be
gradually failing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

Some men never can learn how to
phrase prayer. A horse was running
away with man. He grabbed hold u
the sloe OF the wagon and said: 60
Lord, make us thankful for The mercies
We are about TO receive. ."-TRey. Mr.. Ia.
mage. 1t s.crnears to have been the horsn
who didn't know nv to phrase a prayer
ln ihat instance. But what un. .@c ..c rA'-
MAJ want 70 GRAB hold OF the SIDE Of tES
wagon for?-L Boston Globe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

Cloth round hats matching the new
cloth Carrick ulsters, are a late novelty
for travelling attire. The e hats ara
precisely ke the pocket hats worn b.
gentlemen; they have soft round Derby
crowns made of many cores, and rims
81 cAed by the sewing machine. Their
only trimming is band Of cloth, but a
b rVs wing is added to make them less
masculine looking.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
FAREWELL, EDWIN ADAMS
Ihe Great HEnoch Arden'' Sleeps
the Sleep Of Death.


the Sleep Of Death.
National Associated Press 10 the Star
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20. - Edwin
Adams, the actor, breathed his last at
11:l5 O'Clock Sunday morning. There
were present at his bedside during his
last moments Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner,
Mrs. Jarves, Of Boston. land Mrs. Adams.
About an hour before his death he
called his wife to him and bade her an
farewell.
Ten minutes before he expired he
called for "Uncie Dan.," meaning MIR.
Dan Gardner. This was the last he spoke,
though he was conscious up to the very
moment of his death. He will be buried
on Thursday morning uext at- Mount
M orian Cemetery, in this city, by the
Actors Order. Many kilograms have
been received to-day by Mrs. Adams,
With her In her Ntfiiation.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
AMUSEMENTS
GRAND OPERA-H0USE.

; Commencing MONDAY, October 20, Wed
nesday and Saturday Matinees, Lord Byron's
Great Spectacular Play,
SARDANAPALUS,
Produced with Entire New Scenery, Magnia =
cent Costumes and Mechanical Appliances,
from BOOTHS Theatcr, New York.
A Grand Italian Ballet, led by the Great
Premieres, MILE DE ROSA and ANAIS LIE
TOuRNEUR. The Great Storm Effect-Im-
polation Of danapaius-Departure of sar-
danapalus by IN onliRht on the River TiErls,
In the Royal Barge, and the Great Festival
Scene The whole produced under the im-
mediate direction Of Mes5rs. jarrett Il Palmer
! Monday, November 5-MIss Fanny Daven-
t-PiqHe
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

"A Well known ritualistie divine se,.
uom vtaa preached longer than fifteen min
u.es. W men demonstrated with, as aa
sonetiines was, lor his too short g.. =
ons, no, ne would answer: "When YOU
minutes, then 1 will give you mors.s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
RUSSIAN CATTLE DISEASE.
TO.day's NOnaiM ations,

, WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.--The President
sent to The Senate to-day large num-
ber Of nominations. Among them are
the following;
William Hayden Edwards, District of
Goiumbia, Secretary United States LIE.
cation, Brazil.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

Company, with the view Of securing O
lighting from dark to daylight OF sha
lamps Oh the bridges over Mill Greek as
Spring Grove, Colerain and Ludlow ava
nues."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

VIM. Oaks, the murderer of VIM. Petre.
OF Crab Orchard, Ky, was captured by
WIN. Abraham, in lhe State Of Indiana,
VINO delivered him to the jailer at that
place on Saturday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
WOODS THEATER.

:. dUdg gGI 5
MONDAY EVENING, OGtober@O, MR. SAM.
DkVERE, In his great nsal lunal and must
cal drama, entitled JASPER, supported By u
powerful dramatic company. First appear
ance oi the fav0rite actors II. w. MITCHELL
and HARRY GUYON. The following Speci-
Atty Arti.ts will appear-Miss Jennie Lngle,
Rixiord Brothers, Scanlan and Cronin, Miss
Nellie GermOn, Williams and Sully, Joe Lang,
and the MacAvoys.
Matlnees Wednesday, and SATURDAY.. Special
performance Sunday night. Friday evening,
Benefit to SAM, DLVERE
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29

An oil fire in Cleveland, at the Stand
ard Works, Saturday, destroyed a
large agitator and five hundred barrels
of oil. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-29
BOARD of Public Works,

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following payroll was ordered