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Big Thing on Ice,

The way the folks slipped around Ca
their pedal extremites to-day was anas
| ing, to say the least. II is nice to co
stationed in dry, warm room and gaze
out Oh the ice.bOund pavement at thB
| LhrOng OF pedestrians as IL goes wab-
bling by. There goes a heavy weigh{;
his head is covered by a cotton umbreI-
la, from which drops down his far neck
dirty rain water.
The disengaged hand is outstretahed
as though importing help, while his uR-
certain legs are lifted up gingeriy, ami
mis- splay leet come down as softly as u
flake of beautiful snow on the PLACID
bosom of u horse-pOnd. But it's no use.
lie might as well have pumped hat lett
muG- 3cOw down With its accustomed
vigor; Tor the moment his avoirdupoiB
gets a fair balance on IL he takes a taua-
BILE.
The cotton umbrella Is changed into 4
ballOn, and scars majestically away5
those uncer ain legs shoot out with 5Go
velocity Of iuach fiend alter free
spread-his arms furnishing in the air
with the grace 0. a couple of cburn dask-
ere, and the whole fabric fell with .
shock that made the horse-car HORSES
prick up their ears in alarm; newsOey
howls, Come yer, till PICK ye W, Cat-
~" An lfEeVereuC, Gnlu man TeJOiclH5
in the possession of his equilIbriu1A
calmly warb e3 in a key loud enough Lo
be overheard by the victim Of a mis-
placed loot, ''Jewhiliklns, thought
that was another ice gorge Droke
losses" and 50 il wenIs
40 sympathy was wasted; no Moe
young man with his hair pnitod in tho
middle dashed forward to lift the pros
trate form, brush off its pants, settle the
Dat on the dazed head, ana whisper
words of consolation in the dripping ear.
The II. y. IN. just turned the corner,
placed his umbrella in conve nienS
doorway, and gave himself up to the en-
joyment of a hearty gutfaW. But hold;
ne comes to griei, too; must hays
stepped on an orange peel.
His mouth has hardly lost traces OF
the mammoth grin called forth by the
old mas downfall, when his uuderp4R-
ming gave evident signs OF being about
TO go on an exploring expedition to the
moon. He totters, he's going, going
goneL And then there's two OF 'em laid
lowy and sidewalk full OF trembling
Walkists stop cursing long enough 80
note the rum that is wrought.
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FLASHES.

The ship Commodore has been
wrecked off Cape Flattery, and is TO-
tai loss.
A stage-coach running between Lift le
Rock and Pine Bluff was robbed by high.
Waymen on Friday.
Bishop Whittingham, of Baltimore
has been smitten with paralys is, and is
lying dangerously ill.
MIR. Orion has considerably improved
| in health, and is now preparing u reply
| to the summons OF the House.
The steamer Seminole, which sunk the
! steamer Montgomery at Boston recent
| ~, has been llbeled. Damages laid at
$6O, 900.
The Grand Jury of Clarke County,
Ohio, have found eighty,six Indictments
| "a large M joriCy OF which were for viola
tion OF The Liquor Law.
A. X. Finzth, one OF the Republican
Presidential Electors from Minnesota,
it Is SAID, is an unnaturalized citizen,
and, therefore, Ineligible.
Samuel Morris and child, of Cranbury
PAX, New Jersey, were burned to death
| at their residence, being unable TO es-
cape from the burning building.
Losses by tite yesterday: At Scranton,
Pennsylvania, $4,000; St. Catherines,
| Ontario, $120 900; e tinburg, P1nnsylva-
mia, $lOO,0OO; st. Paul, Minnesota, $4,000.
-District-Attorney Chas. G. Fisher,
recently cOnv CITE 4 Of aDstracting Court
papers from the office of the Clerk Of the
Court, was pardonea Saturday by the
| President.
Pat Reel, farmer living just west of
Danville, illinois, suicided yesterday
by taking strychnine. He had recently
been discharged from the Insane Hospi-
tai as cured.
A little son of DR.. j. w. Jones, of Lo-
gansport, Indiana, while playing in the
street, was run over BY sleigh and ter
ribly cut and bruised i'll many parts OF
his body. His injuries are fatal.
The Roumanian Government has de-
manded that the Porte make reparation
for the outrage committed by the Basni
Bazouks in crossing tue Danube, M On
day night last, and plundering Rou-
mahian outpost, and killing Two Rou.
mauian soldiers.
Mr.. Jacob Trout, highly respected
ciuzen of Hopewell Township, near
| York, Pa, and brother OF Judge Trout.
was accidentally killed, yesterday, BY
the fall OF u tree. In attempting to geI
out of the way of the falling tree, he
slipped and fell, the Tree crushing him to
death.
The crusade has broken out in the vii.
lage OF South Charleston, ClarKe Coun'
ty, Ohio. A petition has been presented
to the City Council praying for tho close
of all saloons, or places where intox'
icating liquors are sold, between the
hours. of O'clock P. M. and 7 A. M; al
so TO keep them closed on Sunday.
In the case OF William Henry Browo,
who perished in his burning dwelling in
Mddlet0wn, r. l., on the night of the
dict that bis son Charles S. Brown knew
of the danger of his father and refused
to make au effort to put out the fre o;
save his .athe.'s lille.
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LOUISIANA.
Proclamation by Packard.
No Material Change im the Situa-
ton.

No Material Change in the Situa-
ton.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Packard this
morning issued proclamation, reciting
the situation of the trouble from his
standpoint, and closes as follows:
CHOW, therefore, l, Stephen b. Pack
ard, Governor Of Louisiana, and i'll the
name, and by the authority of the people
OF louisiana, command sald body of
persons, pretending 10 be the General
Assembly, to desist from Ihe lurther
prosecution of tier law Iess and trea-
sonable conspiracy, and to immediately
disperse.
Sand l command persons aforesaid,
claiming to act as Judges Of the supreme
Court, and all person, supporting, aid.
ing or abetting them thereby, and all
persons uulaWlutly assuming 10 act as
executive and judicial ctficers, and all
persons having possession OF police Sta
lions and assuming to act as policemen
on the streets, and al armed bodies of
men not acting under authority of the
lawful government, as above recited, to
immediately desist from Aforesaid un-
lawful acts, and to disperse and retire
to their homes, under pains and penal
Ties of the law.
"And l command all persons having
in their possession, or under their care
aud control, any arms and munitions, or
other property belonging to the State,
AIKEN from the law vi eustt ans thereO'
10 immediately deliver up toe same "
lhe proper authorities
The b. mocrats say Nichols will pay
no attention whatever to The proclama-
lion, The Republicans are elated at the
situation, and say the order to General
Augur is virtual recognition ul the
Packard Government.
There is no important change in the
situation, except that mentioned above.
The President Denies.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-The President
authorizes denial Of the report tele.
grl lphed hence to-day to the effect that
he had authorized General Augur to rec
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TIE LATE DUEL.
BENEFITS DEPARTURE ADMITTED BOT
PARTICULARS WANTING.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-There appears
to be no doubt That James Gordon Ben
nett left for Europe, on the steamer
City of Richmond, Saturday, and, that
either his valet, Albert Vogel, or Mr..
Kobbins accompanied him. 1t is also
believed that Benefits sister was
among the Richmond's passengers.
The Sun this morning says there are
rumors that the friends OF Bennett cog
infant OF the duel proceedings are much
dissatisfied with the conduct of May
in the encounter
The Worll, discussing the duel and
its resu Is, believes that indications point
very directly TO the conclusion that
May is seriously wounded, although the
intelligence of his condition anu VIII ere.
ab0utS are kept carefully concealed.
The Herald contains no mention OF
Mr.. Bennrtfs departure for Europe nor
Of the j4ct OF his mission abroad.
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
REr. Hewitt and Democratic Dem-
OnStratiOnS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.--The Sun this
morning says there is no serious disa-
greement between D mocrats regarding
lne holding of a Mass Convention at
Washington on the 14th OF February,
Abraham 5. Hewitt was in Consultation
with Mr.. Tilden yesterday, but the Sun
denies that it had reference to the pro-
posed Convention. Hewitt opposes any
such demonstration III Washington, and
influential ID tmocrats believe no Con-
vcntiOn will be held there during the
counting of the Electoral votes.
Public meetings, The Sun says, will be
held i'll ali the large ciies in the cuur
try, demanding that Congress shall
count the Electoral vote and insisting
chat whoever shall be declared by con-
gress to have been honestly elected to
,he Presidency shall be peacefully ir-
augurated. IL is probable that meet
ing in this city will soon be held. Mr..
Hewitt has called Il meeting of the EX-
ecutive Committee OF the Democratic
National Committee to be held il WASH
ington, Thursday, to consider the propc-
sitIon OF the OniO Convention for the
holding OF u Mass Convention III Wash-
ln9t0n.
Affairs in Louisiana.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The Herald's
special from New O,leans says the Con-
gressional Committee expects to finish
ltsUlabors Tuesday, and will leave for
Washington at once. The city is quiet.
The Times special from Washington
says that President Grant has always
regarded the Packard Government as
The gAlly elected government of LOU
isianu, and has decided to recognize
Packard and the Republican Les slsla-
ture. Yesterday he caused Instructions
to be teleyraphed to Gen. Augur o this
effect, and Augur will give Packard all
The support in MS power. IL is not be-
lieYed the employment OF troops viii be
necessary.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Sheriff VIM. Pitt Wallace is the recipi.
en5 OF gold badge OF Office, presented
by his employees.
Capt. Jake Johnson, OF Chief Woods
office, has got over his recent illness
and ls on deck again.
Fidel Bader yesterday celebrated the
advent Of brand-aew girl at his house,
corner of Court and Elm streets.
Geo. Setter, OF the b. P. W., finding
the Yinc-otreet bill o glare OF ice this
morning, rolled up his pants and slid in
on his eur.
Dr.. Nick. Wool, of the West End, last
evening celebrated his silver wedding
by Il banquet at his residence among q
select circle Of invited friends.
George W. Armstrong, who was well
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FOREIGN,
National Associated Press to the Stan
THE CONFERENCE.

National Associated Press to the Stan
THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The latest inteIli.
gence from Constantinople indicates
anxiety felt in consequence of Prince
Bismarck's sudden coup. Speculation
is rife as to what the German Chancellor
proposes to do next.
The Times, Daily News, and Liberal
papers generally, support the Marquis
OF Salisbury, and commend him for
torc ng the Government into an attitude
oi coalition with Russia. The Conserva-
tive papers, on the other hand, attack
him. and charge that he is endeavoring
to neutralize England or throw her in
tluence in favor of Russia. In Constan-
tinople it is openly charged that Sir
Henry Elliott was antagonized by the
Marquis.
THE POPE AND VICTOR EMANUEL.
ROME, Jar. l5.-fhe Pope, ON receiv-
ing deputatiUn of clericals yesterday,
denounced KMg Victor Emunueps cler-
ical policy.
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LATEST
Fred. May Reported Dead

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW Yo"K, Jan. 15-The Graphic
this afternoon says it was positively
rumored at the COurt-house that Fred.
May is dead.
The source of the report could not be
traced further than to gentleman who
said he had heard it in such way that
he was compelled to believe it.
Judge DonOhUe's decision, to be de-
llYered in DR.. Phelps case To-day, will,
IT is stated, be essentially in favor of the
Doctor; but he will not be released until
he formally pleads his common law
privilege not to testify, which hereto
fore he has only done inlerentially,
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was swept off down the river below the
city, and sunk. Total loss.
About halEpast II o'clock yesterday
forenoon the suuken steamer Calumet
was carried away BY feet of barges that
struck ner, and it floated down, passing
Lawrenceburg in the afternoon.
The Queen City Elevator lost loaded
barges, Cochnower 5,.Collins & Budd 3,
and about 80 were torn from their
moorings, between the two lower
bridges.
A recapitulation OF the losses since
the first break, Friday morning, shows
the following:
Summary of Losses at Cincinnati.
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and iavorably known in this city, died
yesterday morning in New Orleans. hs
was an employe of the Western UniD1
Telegraph Company.
W. IL. Grigg, Hiilsboro; A. G. RoberE-
son, ST. Paul; A. Randolph, Boston; G.
A. Clute and Leroy Atwood, Of Rr =
donia, were among the prominent a.
rivals at the Gibson House.
Col. L. G. Wier, OF the Adams, aud
John j. Henderson, Of the United States
Express Companies, leave Tonight tn
attend the EXpressmaRs Mutual Be3-
eft Association, which meets in Ball.
more on Wednesday,
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Killed by Accident.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MCKEEsP0RT, PA, Jan. 15.-James
Hickman, aged about twenty7one years,
was run over and fatally injured by the
Church train going west last evening at
the same crossing at which Samuel Ver-
ner lost his life year ago.
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COEnxnlsssoMers, Court.

Bridget McKernan will be arraign ell
before Commissioner Hooper this even
ing on charge of being implicated Ia
passing counterfeit money.
Her husband, John McKernaD, viii be
examined tomorrow.
Valentine Heyl, the alleged coupter-
feiter, was bound over 10 the Grand
Jury. His bail was fixed at 81, 900, " whleA
was furnished by Henry kOehler.
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OFFICER Mullen and special iSicgr
from Newport, named Chas. Gardneg,
aso4rtained, this morning, subsequent -
the case being called IN the Police CourI,
that the alleged burglar, Otto LehmaHu, ,
stole from j. A. Hammers place, at Ne.
u Court street, seven pair OF boots; from
cigar manufacturer, named Men iep-
hall, on Dayton street, five boxes OF OF.
gars, two UVercoats, one Of which is val-
ued at '$3S, and hat. The hat and oae
ot the coats Lehmann was wearing wneA
arrested.
MAYo3;JOHNSToN'S committee of Safe
| ty We're 10 m ct this afternoon. BY ths,
way, Jacob Gessert, OF the B. p. W,
thinks that the above Committee should
hire an engineer oil their own, as Col.
Anderson has as much business on rs
hands as he can attend to.
TIE Committee on Law and Contracts
held session at the City Buildings this
afternoon.
THAT Tlppeoanoc conspiracy case wil
not 20 to tue jury to-day,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT TO
III A IL R Y EY TIN @ Il,
THIS (Monday) EVENING, January 10.

THIS (Monday) EVENING, January 10.
The greatest bill ever issued from any thea
ter in point Of interest, novelty and attraction.
-Four Pieces--M ACBETH, HAMLET, TRUE
NOBILITY, KRIS kRAUSE. operate Gems
and Royal Kecltals, ana ten first appearances
on any stage. The entire dramatic company
will appear. The Opera-house will be per-
fumed with "Whlte Rose" by Potts Il Co.
PrIces-Gallery 2jc; General Admission Roc;
Reserved Seats, first anu second tiers, 81.
Ladies' Matinee Wednesday Afternoon -
EAST LYNNE. Ad mission only 2jc to all
parts of the house.
Tuesday Evening, January l5-Benellt of the
First Regiment Q. N. G.-rHE GREAt d.
VORCE CASE.
Next Week-ROBERT MCWADE as "Trip
Van WnklpU
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he Packard Government il

New ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-The noon ex-
ira Picayune says: Every preparation
has been made by the Governor to quell
any disturbance which may be raised
by the drunken rabble Of St. Louis He
tel, and orders are peremptory that
any such conduct or enente on the part
of the followers of the pretender, Pack.
ard, shall be queled by the seyerePt
measures, and at any cost.
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marriage R,,ee.sen.

The following marriage liceusss were
issued since our last report:
Chas. Hewitt and Mary Brown.
e. W. Hudnut and Laura j. RaadiseRp,
Fred Pagels and Lottie ShiAgledecker.
Ed, Nj. Hanlon and Ella w. kaardon.
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Serious RaiIroad Accident.

National Associated Press TO the star.
BUFFALO, Jan. l5.-A collision occurred
on the New York Central Railroad near
Byron, this morning, By an engine run
ming Into working train. Three per-
sons were killed and seven injured.
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BROKER.
.R. H. DUNLAP.

T ATE OF GILMORE, DUNLAP & CO.,
IL Dealer in Stocks, Bonds; Notes and Mort
gage Paper bought and sold; Money loaned on
llrst-alass cola erals. Special attention given
TO negotiating loans. Little Miami and Gas
Stock for sale. No. SO West Third street.
jal5-3mdM&S-ja,S-8 -8pw-cow
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Third b Edition

Forth neHt t,oenty-four hours, probably
cloudy, aoiM rain or Su0a0, and rising tenn
peratQre
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CABLE BROKEN.

LONDON, Jan. 15-The Directors of
the Aug o-American Cable Company
have issued the following notic,: Tie
cable laid by thLs Company III 1858 was
broken on Saturday. The precise loca-
ton OF the fault is not yet known, but
1t is estimated to be one hundred and
thirty m les from Newfoundland"
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LOST.

I OST-MARE-LeEt the stable at 2 o'clock
~ Monday morning brown mare, between
and years old. Suitable reward il left at
q. SEIDENSPINER'S, 457 W. Third st. 1t*
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BOARD or PU8AIC wOnns.
Business Transacted by the BoAs d
This Morning,

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present save Mr.. FoUte,
and President Bell in the chair.
The following pay-roIls for the week
ending January 10 were approved AMI
ordered paid as follows:
Cleaning streets. ts.......................$. .23a 90
Sewers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. It8 q
Parks. .................... Il1 q
MlscellaheouS'... ........................- II U0
AVUtbi .Tls9LO ~
On motion, the Sidewalk Inspector
was directed TO notify the property
owners to lay plank sidewalk ON the
south side OF Prices Hill from Grand
avenue TO The Mount Hope Road.
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WOODS THEATER.
B. MACAULEY. ...............

One week only, commencing MONDAY,
January Il, OF the celebrated artistic ana beau
Monday, Tuesday ana Wednesday Evenings
and Wednesday Matinee, in the great New
York success, magnifcontly presented, en-
titled CON SCIENCE, as played at thJ Union
Square 1heater over lOO nights. Constance
Cort-Mr. Is. Macauiey.
4! Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings
and saturday NJ Matinee- HE IWO ORPHANS.
MISS ClaXCon as Louise. Matinee prices 25c
to all parts Of the house.
Monday, January 22-MR. FRANK MAYO
as DAVY CROCKETT 60
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VIoR EXCHANGE-HOUS comforta-
4 bic house of nine rooms 10 Covington. on
Nrect railroad and two lots in Same, or Iowa
lnud and some money, for a well-bullt house
o; ten or eleven rooms, with modern improve
Ments and yard, ia cincinnati. Address Box
9S9, C0vingle?, Ky. s-ot
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IN ANa Families or gcocerIes ln want OF
sssHsl good Flour = warranted to give
Fssss satistaesi9a Ssa WSr be AZ SNappMlfsI4 Z pMfIIs p
Your Orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURTN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. det-Sm
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

THOR KENT-ROOMS-Fur rooms for
4 gentlemen, at 2t5 Plum street, first door
south Of seventh
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We noticed the kitchen OF the steamer
Golden City was furnished by the Cin-
c!nnatl Tin & Japan Company.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-Fi rooms, 72 Clin-
ia ton street; rent low, Apply on premises.
l2-lG
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INOR rem E--RO0M3--A 70 Perry street,
Il four rooms on first floor. Inquire at Nj MUiiL-
LERo grocery, III Plum street. l2-4U
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scBbLANRoUs

In WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at ~ w. Fifth st. jy15-I
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BOARDING.

ARDING c. Furnished or unfurnjshel 4
ID front room, for gentleman and wife or
single gentlemen, at southeast corner Four th
and Smith. References reluired. 1926
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TNOR RENT - ROOMS - Three nice rooms
J. and kitchen, On first floor, Alb Plum St.,
III good condition. Apply at 47i Central ave-
nue.. I2-4J
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E1OR RENT = HOUSE - Brick house Of six
IL rooms on Vine street Walnut Hills, APP
ply to &c. PRESTON. Hat
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FOR sALE--RHAL ESTATE.

fLNOR SALE - FARM - Cool farm of 97X
J. acres, situated q miles from Williams
burg, in Clermont County. Farm IN gooa
Oraer. VIII sell ON VERY EASY terms. A COOL
chance for any one GesirrV it 10 get good
home. Address b. d. j., SJar Office, 23O Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy27w-tR
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,VTTANTED D-ROUM-Unfurn shed, with
w boarI, for two gentlemen: best Olirefer-
walk of the Post-ot Addre. W. G. e., tbs
Office. jal5-3o*
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NTANrED PARTNER - The advertiser
w has one of the finest stock farm, tho
West, and wants partner TO furnish capital
" stock the farm; a net average profit Of
81, ,0JO year can be made. Address STOCK
DEALER, Post-C1lice Box 49,, Dayton, Ohio
ll-6t
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IEJANTED HORSES TO BOARD - For
wv the winter in the country. FERNS cheap
For information apply to o. L. STALL, at
Shook Il McNicolP5 stable, southwest corner
of Fifth and sycamore. nol5-tf
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TIOR RRENT-lIOUSE-Brlc house on Third
street, between Race and Elm. Apply ut
2y5 LongWOrth street. HIT
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VNUR SA LE-SEWlNG MACHINR-A NEW
4 Nc. q " hecirr Il W ilson sewing machine.
INQUIRE at this oliCe, se9-tf
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-5HOES-Kid or pebble goat
IL sid lace gh es, 81 05 \ pair; button, 81;
warranted custom made, at2l5 Central avenue,
cOrrer cf George street. ja,5-65
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TOR S&LE--uAY PRESS-One p. X. Ded-
Il rick hay press, No. 0. SPRAGUE &
SKEBL@, sunb ry, .. 12-4t
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mess opportunity; for casn only; stock OF
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