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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
A Strange Birthday Celebration.

Yesterday occurred the birthday of Mr..
Frank E. Guilford, clerk in Sweetsir's apothe-
cary store in Market Square. The young man
wished to observe the day in way that he
might remember it in after years, and there is
not the least doubt but what he succeeded. He
began the celebration by getting drunk, and as
the day wore away his intoxication increased
| so that by night he was in sad condition. He,
however, remained in the store and gave sew
eral customers who called very warm recep-
ton. La fact he threw three bottles at their
heads and laughed to see them break and the
contents run over them. These process ings
did not have the effect to draw many new Gus
toners bnt the store was rather deserted
At about half-past seven o'clock Bertha Lo-
throp, who had been invited by the young man
to 60 to the theatre with him, arrived at the
store. This did make row, for she had no
sooner entered than Henry Smith arrived too
and inquired with much authority what she
was doing there with Guilford. The young
man ordered Smith out of the store, but he re-
fused to 60 unless the woman went with him.
Then Guilford arose and deliberately kicked
him out, locked the door after him and turned
down the gas. Smith knew he had a remedy,
so he went and brought Mr.. Sweetsir to the
scene. By this time Officer Pride arrived, and
accompanied by the owner of the store entered,
followed by Smith who, however, was soon
kicked out again.
Guilford was very much excited at the sight
of his employer and began to break things,
while his female companion sat quietly in
chair. Guilford acted SO bad that the officer
4l1t
hard struggle put the irons on him. He was
then taken to the police station, followed by an
immense crowd, in fact ore of the largest
crowds that has been seen at the station for
upwards of year. Officers Pride and Warren
afterwards arrested Smith and locked him up.
He had been drinking, Guilford dropped into
drunken stupor as soon as he reached his
CELL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

AN ELoPEMENT-The Pullman train from
Bangor, which arrived here at 2 O'clock yester-
day morning, brought a man and woman from
st. John, who, if reports be true, are travelling
as man and wife which they are not. They
came from ST. John Thursday, arriving at
Bangor just at night. Before their arrival
there City Marshal Reed received despatch
asking for their arrest. The despatch was from
the woman's husband and stated that she had
stolen some $500 of his money and then eloped
with this man. Marshal Reed consulted Coun-
ty Attorney Hutcbings, and he thought it
would be assuming great responsibility to ar
rest the couple on the strength of the despatch
as they knew nothing about the party. Mr..
Reed went to the train however and saw that
the couple were on the cars and notified the
conductor to keep watch on their movements
and if they left the train in this city to notify
the police to keep posted as to their wherea-
bouts.
They did leave the train here and the con-
ductor pointed them out to the police, but they
had no power to modest them and they went
their way to cheap lodging house near the
depot Yesterday afternoon they visited the
depot and took the afternoon train for Boston.
The woman was not particularly attractive
looking, being about as broad as she was long
and about 40 years of age. The man was per.
haps % years of age, and struck one as being
decidedly verdant. They were dressed very
plainly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
BARGE YOSEMITE
BY AUCTION,

BY AUCTION.
FEiHE knickerbocker Steam Power Company will
Il sell the Barge Yosemite, belonging to said COM
pany, at public auction, at Bath, Maine on FRI
DAY, May nth, next, at 81 o'clock, p. m. She is
hundred feet long, thirty feet beam, three decks
constructed with sharp ends, steers well, stiff with
thousand passengers on board. Built by Messrs.
Goss g. Sawyer. with all the modern improvements
State Rooms, Water Closets, Fixtures and Fittings
for excursions parties. Lie preservers &C., to
cover the law for carrying passengers. my1dt16
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY IL.
CITY AND VICINITY.


MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The King of Floor Cloths,
Carlton Kimbal-2.
A. H. Coe@.
Steamer Chesapeake
w. G. Sawyer q Coz.
Everybody-Hil q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Corns-Dr. Carlton.
Passengers Taken to any Part
q Wanted-Martin, Pennell q Co,
1mportant-J. III. Bond 81 Co.
& House Lots-F. q. Patterson,
= House-F. G. Patterson.
1 May misunderstanding g. Moulton.
Only Six Dollars-Portland q Worcester
Strawberry.
The Best-Leavitt & Davis
ENeck Wear-Hill & Co,
4 Commission OF insolvency.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
The King of Floor Cloths.

MERRY is forcing the season and announces
straw hats.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
AUCTION SALES

Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchan-
disc every Saturday. commencing at 10 O'Clock M.
Consignments solicited oc3dts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

WE are receiving Verbenas, Pansies, Pinks
and other bedding out plants direct from the
garden every day, also Garden, Field and
Flower Seeds. Catalogues free to all.
VIC SAWYER & Co., % Market Square.
my11eod2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

GARMENTS for Ladies or Misses made to or
der; also cutting and fitting at E istman Bros.
ap27 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

FRENCH Laces in elegant patterns at Carlton
Kimball's 1876 Congress street. my11d2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

STEAMER Chesapeake will leave for New
York this afternoon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

The nutritiYe cure is thoroughly blended in
SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs
Fer sale by all druggists.
CAswELL & Co.,
Corner of Washington and Winter streets,
Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
BOYS Straw Hats very low. All, Co

FARMERS or others can get the Seed of the
Gennert Sugar Beet of W. G. Sawyer & Co.,
% Market Square, at 30 cts pound, 16 cts extra
by mail
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

30 feet rubber hose with pipe and couplings
only So 80. at Halls Rubber Store. mySd1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

For the young, the aged, and the infirm,
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
CORNS !!
House for Sale.


Way Dividends,
CONSOLIDATED Virginia Mining Co., 81, 14.h
~ inst; California Mining Co., so, 18th inst.
The dividends on stock registered with us will be
paid at our office,
my11eod1w WOODBURY. Sc MOULTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
HATS, Hats, Hats, Hats.

HATS. Hats, Hats, Hats. A. 81. Coz,
BRABANT Lace Scarfs novelty. Elegant
SIX lies and Bows just received from New
York by Carlton Kimball, 495 Congress street.
my11d2t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

WE are offering special bargains in Ladies'
outside garments, of which we have the finest
stock in the market
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11
NEW colors in light Hats. A.

THIS morning at 10 o'clock, at "Bailey's
Auction ROOM" there will be large sale of
Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Suits, Bedding,
Ciockery, Goats, Boots and Shoes &C. See
Auction Column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

CL0AKINGs, Fringes, Buttons and Trim
mings cheap at Eastman Bros, 534 Congress
81 ooO7d&e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-05-11

KENDALL & WHITNEY are selling choice
plants at less than auction prices. my1Od8t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
meber Baltimore.

Sober, Der 6as ate @aterIonS beiu6en ober 1erioonote
un6 ssreinoe pom europa tontmen IaGen mill, iofte be
pra6tpoIer, neuen, ~eiiernen Sarauben : Goftbaupfs
fhiffe hes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
Soss. erfte,. etfabanen.arfea.

Sn England tuer6en iebt bic often 6es
erlter Qf9bdter : Srteees tuie6er berooraez
bolt unb gum unar9enebmen Gritouneu
bon Sobn 8uH fiitoet ntan aus, ooB elm
!8rte9 ge8er Q%fgbnniitan, elm @inmarld
in oos 2dnb, cine groberung un6 8es
ieBung uub namentIid cine 8ebouptung
bcitelben gar feline Icidte Sadie lit. Man
itubirt bic miLitdril6e Geographic beg
Gan6es mas man bis 9ato ben &u1ien
iibcrIaien bate - uitb begreift, 6oB ,narr
bier ei1ten Grieg BON LANCER 0auer, nou
GROCER Gefdbren, nit uniidern @rfoIgen
- nor alien 9iugen aber einen 0ebirgsz
frieg I'M gro6en StDL Dor iid bat.
0ieies Stuoium be5 frii6eren Sirieges
ber GngIdn6er i'm Sabre 1889 gegen 9lfz
ebaniitan nta6t ieBt lit @nglano bel
6opf3erbreden. N[s 6amdI5 Der Ober>
General Sir Sobn Seane mad Nfgbaniz
itdn einriideu poIIte, muBte ct ben iiibIi6
Dom &bDber : 9aB gelc9enen BoIan@
BaB tpGblen, neil Die Sifbs irn Benoldab
ben GnglGroern ben Our6marl6 Dertpetz
gerten. Su;tpiiden iin6 oiele g0Ifer>
l10ften unteriodt tpor6en.
Der 0eneraL Sir @iuou9bbb Gottari
hefebligte bic bensaIii9e 4rn1ee, pelde
our6 ben 8oIanzY aB nit $500 Mfann
ordng, oeren GroB $4,000 Menl6eu be-
trug. Oieier BaB lit sc englii6e Weeilen
Lang, icbr 9etDunben, 3erfIiftet, Don lp,ben
Osllsn fantirt, auo 3nueiLsn nur $50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
Oermii@teS.

- General Grant 1T ieBt III Spn=
MEN. ST tpurbe am Is. Sftnber glei6
int @renSoorte Srnn auf bent feltlih
geldmiiften Babubofe bon elmer G6renz
Wade unb einem Qbiutanten beS &onigs
Nlfons unter 9roBem .3uorange 6es Gols
fes empfangen unO fnbr in etneln i6m bonn
Ronig 5ur Gerfi9utg geiteuten beionoeren
8abn3tge tueiter. Sn Sebafttdn entz
ping i'm Der groBe ipanii6e Sdonreoner
Gaitelar, tuelder bon @rant Die erfreus
Iide Serli6erung erbteIt, bab man III
Nmeritd ben gtanten Gaitelor ebre. Nrd
bic ftdbtii6en BebOrben uno cine Men9e
8olfeS tparen ba. Nuf ben nGditen
Stationen bate Der Sonis ebenfals beiou=
bere Gbrentud6en ouIiteleu laljen. SIT
8tttorta perlieB Grart ben 8abn3ug,
einpfan9en pou ben birgerIideu uno miliz
tdrii6en 8eborbeu, bic i1n tM's 6otel
9eleiteten. Der ingenoli6e 6 3 II 6
Nlfons beFano itd ielbit tn Gittoria,
neil in ~eorti9er @egeno bic groBen 0erDitz
Wtan0ner oes lpanil heu0eereS ltattfaroeu.
Nm dnoern Otorgen Uuroe @raltt Do11
&0nig int StaotbauIe enpfon8en. Mlfons,
ber 9el6ufig englil6 lprid)t, begriiBte Deir
dmertfanilden Seloherrl nit ben Morten:
@r lei Idn9it begierig 9etpelen. ben General
Wrdnt, oellen triegertide unb Diir9erlid)e
9oufbobn ibm 10 betannt lei, peri6nlid
fennen 3u lernen uno IS gebe Semen ii, Der
gBeIt, BEN Sponien 10 9erne ebre, ipie ben
General Grant. OieIer bate barauf cine
langere Iebbafte llnter1aIt,tng nit Dem
80nig. Inn Elf llbr Gorlnittaas oina's
binars auf oos welt9elGtdtlide SdIabtz
feb, mo- Weain9ton ant 81. SUM- 1913
ben groBeft Sieg uber NapoIeon'5 8ruber
Soiepb nno Die Sransoien inter eSouroau
errarg, uno ipo iebt bas 6duptmar0z
Der itottfano. Ser S0nig uno General
Grant rttten nebe1 einottoer benz pr1dtiz
gen Stab Dorar ull6 Der &0ni9 sei9te iei=
nent @ait bic ipidttgiteu Ebeile bes
Sdla6tfeloes. SIT 9eleu daft oes So
ntgS uub bes Generals Gonho tuohnte
oarauf Grant benz bic sum 9lbeno oauernz
ben Wanoucr BEL. 2lm Nbenb ~perauitolz
tete tbm Der S0nig eiu Seitmabl, uub atl,
al1oern Wtorgen nuroe Dem ameritaniideu
@alt 81 @bren Sruppeni6au eebaIteu.
Nm 9l6euo reiite Grant ipeiter mad
Wfo0rib.
Der 3idter Sreeolnan bon ber u5us
perior court" in bet Staot &c Oorf
bat in 8etreff bet Dieler bonn b~ortioen
8unoeSmablatfieDer angefodtcuen
Biirgerideine ieise @ntideiouna Fit
bic @lltigfeit Der btr. 8iirgerldetne aboe=
gebe1. ST tDut bar, 0aS Die BON 0ape,z
port augefodtenen NaturaLilotions> 8roz
tofoue aud formeQ DouitGnoig uno pouz
fommen ieier.
Qm 27. Sept. tplroe lit M H.
+ / lit bas &aptteL Der SO aiefdtsbe<
Ieibtgungen in Der oortieen Sdnurz
geridtSperiooe gei0loiielt. IS fomen i'm
@an3en 10 berartise Anflagen 3ur 0ers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21

ten ait. GS madt fi6 cine 9beorie fir
allie Sale unb frogt ni6t barna6, pie
burG cine ein3eIne llutbat i'm 8eious
oeren Die @eieuidaft beribrt tperoe. 9a
lit benin bod tuabrlib Qeben nm 2eben, Der
Strone nm einen Woro bic Tbeorie,
weI6e bic @eieui6aft am8eften befrieoigt.
Mit ben 8erbrehern, bic lie groB3iebt.
remit Iid Sdonung bes 0ebens Der 8erz
BREEDER ni6t. Qber nod ipieoerDdrtiser
ols bic falide 0umanitdt, bic nllr an ben
W26rber un6 niht an ben @emor6eteu
oenft, lift Der Nbpofatenfibel, Elm M0rberz
Icben erbalten ;u baben. SD babe es bon
ieber fir elm sroBes uebel in unlerem cSSuz
iti3tpeien eebalten, oaB bic meiltea Gihter
oorber N~6uofater geuelen itno. 9lll1 fix
tn6 6arWm niAt fret bon bieiem aiBeL.
6. 8. 8eruaps.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
.vEGETIN
&einist oas 8lut, Derjiiugt ernenert
uno trdftigt Oas SDltenn.
Se!He mebi;iniiden gissnibaisen inb:
0et6woerao ~ft6rfen0, %AWt6feMo
Mn0 abfibrcnO.

vegetfne lit onsfaIisbtid bereitet DON ben Grtracz
ter, NIB 10 fart coucentytrt. oaB es pirtMn9spoI jebc
Gpnr DON Geropbeln, ~icropbmI6ien sdftcM,
0ei6tuarem, arcbS, Ge5i@t0roie, SaIsIMB,
iDpbiIitiIdDeM Sramfbettem. TIedtcn, 9tas
OenldDtu6dDe, lopte i~lberbaupt ale bura u%ureines
8lut Observation-Disclosures BeibmerSet a~u3rcttet. Gi,fts
NeroenIetOen, imhammatoriid1cr unb dJroMiz
fd,er WbcntnatiSutmS, .WemroI0tc, 8id,t unb
AIdenmarfStetOem tonnen MIR birb eiHeNeiui9uns
beS SIutes eriotgreih turirt !peroe1.
Vegetine Bat f6 Itets %uuieblbar erwteien in TdGe1
bon ettermOcN @eIMWiircM, &0utaWSidIa0,
8Iaiem, @IItbdem, SIedem, sdtpGrem, @rimo
unb Win9ipurm.
Sa 5Gutr Don Nl6cnId d. t er;en, NierenleiSe en-,
@aTeriMd1t, tOcibIidlcr Sdblpadlc, meIbe Don ins
nerIihen @elhDtreI uub Wutterbel9Ipcroen %berriibrcn,
ispie bel all9eneiner GdwGde pirtt Vegetine oireft
Gui be llriad}e bteler 2eioer. SIS itdrft oa3 gauge SD<
item, ptrtt amf bic ahionberun9s>S r9dne, ~beleitist gnt>
3lnbuneeH, furirt @ei9piire Ano re9ultrt Die Darn,>
Droaue.
8ene MebiSiu bat Id Ntt ~eroberem griots, as Ves
getine, In SGuet non Wer~id)tnpfMn8. Scvoauz
0n8slof0feit, 8eiuo bnbeitetn aht9cr 0eritOz
pfNWS, @~crSeloNfen, &oOflpeb, S96ntrOrrbot
ben, HerOeMreisbGrecit. iomte a98enteiaer 9scrs
Neni6)tD6dbe ~beiuGbrt. Das Blut iomie oae 0radme
bes SorperS Derben poIIitdnci9 9eretni9t nnb g ibt cine
wnnberhare Mirtrns ouf bS Nferucrlyftem i'm AIaez
meinen aus. Ole mertnirbi9en Ruren, weIbe orrd
VegetfMe ersielt roorben iiuo, baben piele un5 be-
Yann,e AerStc in6 Weoisiner p%erantaSt, ooIlelbe ilr ibre
eieenen Tamitien All perlhreibei. a.
en Der Chat lit VeGetine boS bette Ri!tet se9en bic
obcu unaef!brten 8eidluerhen, unb Der eiusige Bis iett
entbedtc 5uperIdiiee 9Imtz9te GINGER, rptl5er jenials
Der Meui6beit seboten woroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
Middle Florida,

User ein aE9eneb,n miibes. ~seiunbes Gina nub cine
%sitntise Submit iudt, pst,be fd in bieien fir Dentide
eirlooeuoitea Diitritt florioa's (ii!bpeitti6 ppa geor2
gieH), sn bel tbeil:Yeiie b~eTeSeiten oeiti6et GoIonie
9aia Blanca, 2 Dteiten poa elmer Giisnbobnliatirn "no
5 poni GouutDbauptort Monticello. Dds 1erraiu lit
,UeGsni5rmis, NIT rotben Ebona llrtcrsrunb, 900 InB
aber benz Dteer, ieAe 9siunb; trefttdeS 0nclloaHer ;
soc4Ielt nit Bine, Sas NIB 0tdorp Eab @artlcI;wolb ab.
~Soncprsis AMI or golonie So PIT DurdiGnittsocre,
batb baar, botb eui Seru,ir; obeg sM s. baar. antduier
finbeR oaidueti6 llnterfunIt i'm EIantasengebGlbe.
1eiie Don Mem Dorf $21; Don Baltimore SIS. 3ir
MitteItoie lit bier tein sell. 8oae Nustu.ft ertbeiIt
Der gritnber mnb MtitaEieoIer
lbs =. u. Sasnauer. Nomtieeae, S(a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
Aams AT p~erfamfrml

gu bertaufen:: D s' si5 ssa% g" g. 49, 100 5 n @sit s,
~perieber, pie Shitsarter, Sdeune, Dobnbans, Gtais
lung &C., lam gang ODER tbsiipeiis setouit perben; Gitle
~perieft; @erfduier bietet 0duiern quite SeIesenbett. gu
erlroqen l27 Gorb Gl0rt StraBe bel
1~6oft5tuEn u1w0 g. gSinSbeim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21

(@itman). no brei Giienbabnea ~treusei, nnb febr refs
den 9armseserb, seeisuct liz eiuen DRIP @oobs unO
@roeernz Store. ooer General Store lit biats SUI permiez
then ober al ~pertauies. Gsrletbe Iieat i'll eiaem anaes
nebn,sn, iaoren @efddiisptog, .no Duroen inmer NIB
werDen aud jest nod iibeyGns 9nic Seiddfte aetbais.
Sine Iebr CUTE 9elc9enbe;t iIr einen oeutiden @ez
I9aItsmaRn, neil tein beutider Gtore in Gilman 1T.
uno bod fiber bic S6lite bier Deutide Enb. Gilman bat
cine Gpargetilde, etne 9panseIiid <gutberiide unb cine
fatboliide STRIDE, in otatifer Gpra9e.
Gin gcl9ditsmonr, Der &apital unb 1lnternebus ungss
aeit hat, tanR bier lein Slid maiden.
lin nGbere Ausfuttit 1ueube man lid az
JOHN SHULE.
7ot4ps @ilntan, Sis, Sroquois County.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21

gu bertanfen:: so S;fi' . aHs e' s1dft; m i'n5:
Gbieoeocr @ourtbaus. an WitEmoutee aue. a8iro AUD
fir cine CUTE 5arm IN Goof, sate ober DnTose eonnte
&c psr + pHs D! sasnns iSss5 Saar s Ssis3l,, g Sa' a~0fs''F''
S0ofioulm6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
SefauutmAMun0+

9oipn Clinton, De 8oLb Co., SGinois.
Sd, 6etnridb Gb6lel. made hermit befonnt, bag Dos,
mas i'd RON grrit 9edmann seIast boben foa, ct babe
in br 6Iaee Sntiden @briition unb oeittri6 pom Sble.
,tnO neither Srau o~ufseloeen IN. Sd babe ME 10 gtpas
seiast unO tann ni6ts SdIedteS pom grnit Gcdmann
ia9en. SD trfldre hermit Grnit Yedmann fIr uniduls
bic refine Bobrbeit III, babe i'd betm 9qnire Ourd etmen
Glib ~beitdtist. SsesrD 9b6reI.
Ina
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
uwbeStmate 9Gmertenmmma.
y 0 i 0 II, IS. %ou. 1875.

- u u ~ y 3tuUs 1000.
6erra 8. ". GteDemS.
Ntetn SER! @dbreno Der leste,s fiint Sabre bate Id
birreidero @stssenbeit. ben Bertb bes Vegetinc
rpel6. elmer Game uon i6pddlider Sonititi,tiou eteen
finb, unb es mirfte nit ~ar6berem Grfois. ais irsen0 cir
auberes. Don ibr sebraudtes Ittttel. SD babe es meineu
3inbcrn inter aIen Observation-Disclosures, rie ic in
elmer sroBsu 6amilie portommer. seseben nnO es bat
tets bic sr5bte 98irtung o~usgsilbt. Sd ieIbit babe es
sebroudbt, uno bos Rel aItot mar elm 10 sutes, oaB i'd
nidt senu9 8orte fnbeu taH't, ra meme anfridtise
Mnelfernu19 aussuorider.
Sn msinse Gtcluus ais 4oIi;iit babe i'd oft nit
3ranfbeiteI al %tdtapien sebabt. .99ne Rildbatt tonl
no es nidt MIlcs erinG:e. mas man it'd, 6apou ueriproa.
So bat lid ipesieu in Touel, uon i6leaten, Stut uno
@luts Otouset bewdbrt un6 iuirt;e w%Mnoerbar ertotsrei0
in oIet 8e{bpesben, meI9e burd) unreiues glnt e1ts
itouoen poren. WIeines gSifsns siebt IS tetue 2eibett,
lpo Der Gebron6 bcs VegetIne, naftbeiIis eelpirtt
bate, ,nb es n'adt mir haber pieI @Sersniiecm, irseio
welde austunIt iiber bic anmenouns pom Vegetine
Sn seben.
&6tt. =. STU, @oIiSeiz5tation 4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
9a8 BuONet.

Su OerIanlqcl J: ee fSids9 Store nit
gaiemtnt nno Bobnuns sesen cine germ. Saeob
8t5nsr, 8 Us. Gbieoap Aue. 7ot4p6
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-22

The following permits for buildings and
improvements have been issued during the
past week:
John Winterburn, to build two-story
brick, south side Sixth street, between Carr
street and Freeman avenue; cost 81, 100.
George Mershler, to build frame stable,
west side jefferson street, between Calhoun
and Cory; cost $25.
Wm. Ordelmundt, to build addition to
two-s;ory brick, No 227 Dayton street; cost
$3.50.
Cornelius ]. Buckley & Co., to repair
three-story brick, southeast corner of Wal
nut and Canal streets; cost 5000.
J. Michener & Co, to repair two-story
brick, Nos. 12G and 1913 Canal street; cost
$500.
Casper Litmer, to repair one-story brick
on northwest corner of Sycamore and Canal
streets; cost $500.
A. Cordeno, to repair one-story frame or
west side of Elm street. between Eighth
and Ninth; cost 800.
Pape Bro. x Kuegeman, to repair three
story brick, No. 155 West Fourth street
cost 1900
Rudolph Katkar, to repair brick church
northwest corner of Liberty and Elm
streets; cost $3.50.
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The following is list of those who took
prizes last night at the celebration of the
thirtieth anniversary Of the Turner So
ciety:
For Elocution - Henrietta Schor first
prize: Joseph Augcrbrandt, first prize sec
Ond prize, Louise Elsman; third prize, Hen
re ia Engelke.
Honorable Mention-Ida Gunklach, Lima
Lotz Catherine WEIGH, Clara Seibel Lowina
BaGrnhop.
For Drawing-First class, first prize, Rob-
ert Ruckert; second prize, julius Binder.
Second Class-First prize, Otto Hoffman,; ;
second prize Henry Hartmann.
Third Class-First prize, Geo. Paul; Sec
ond prize, Julia Ruckert.
Fourth Class-First prize, VIM. Goeppert; !;
second prize, Ed. Zehnder
The Judges were Leopold Fettweis. Wm.
Eichner and II. Miller.
For Gymnastics Glass adults:
First prize, Vim. kulfresch; second prize,
w. HI. Stecher.
Second Glass (adults)-First prize, Ed
Koenig, Julius Stemler; third prize, D..
Krug; fourth prize, w. Baer; fifth prize, G..
Weushaushen.
First Glass (pupils)-First prize, Philip
Wiegand; second prize, j. Schultz; third
prize, g. Meyer.
Second Class-First prize, F. Rehfuss; Sec
ond prize, Vim. Menerle; third prize, J.
Ruckert.
Third Class-First prize. Charles Roth.
FUSS second prize, Ed. Lutky; third prize,
Charles Gessenberg; fourth prize, j. Meyer.
Boys First Class-First prize, j. Ball
second prize, O. Huffman third prize, T.
Noell; fourth prize, Chas Bachman fifth
prize, L. Binder; siyth prize, G. Stock.
Second Glass (Boys)-First prize, H. Fall
second prize, E. Weidner; third prize, Fl.
Koreiting; fourth prize, Z. Zehnder; fifth
prize, G. NOEL; sixth prize, L. Miller.
Third Glass (Boys)-Frst prize, w. San.
der; second prize, J. Lang; third prize, w.
Miller.
The exercises wound up with ball.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
THE FOLLY COMPANY.

The Folly Company last night presented
the burlesque of Robinson Crusoe" to fine
house, Notwithstanding the bad weather.
Tonight Babes in the Wood" Same bill
al matinee Saturday afternoon. Saturday
night two burlesques, blue Beard and
Oxygen"
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT.
Next week Miss Fanny Davenport will be
the star at the Grand Opera-honse supported
by the Olympic Company. The engage
ment opens Monday night with "Plque." !"
Box sheet now open at Hawleys.
THE SIZE, PING BEAUTY.
The ladies of the Mount Vernon Society
announce The pantomine, THE Sleeping
Beauty" to be given at Pixies Opera-house
on Tuesday evening, December Sd, and Sat
urtay afternoon, December 7lh. Admis-
sion, 81.
ORGAN CONCERT.
The regular College of Music Organ Con-
cert, by Mr.. A. W. Swan, organist will be
given Saturday afternoon at Music Hall.
The concert commences promptly at 2:3O
d, In,
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True Merit will Win.

A few years since the proprietors of DR..
Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound introduced it here. 1t was not
puffed, but sold on its merits Our people
soon found it reliable, and already it has
become the most staple and popular pull
monary remedy in the market. 1t quickly
cures the worst coughs, colds, Group, bron-
chitis, asthma and incipient consumption.
Nothing acts SO nicely in whooping cough,
and it is so pleasant that children readily
take it. Containing no opium, or othre
dangerous drug, it is as safe as it is sure.
Trial size, 1Oc; large sizes, SOC and 81.
Sold by John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut
streets; J. d. Wells, Fourth street and Cen
tral avenue; II. F. Reum, Fifth and Broad
way.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup which never fails. Pleasant
to take and requires no physc. Price 25c.