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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-04
Announcements ts.

Regular meeting OF the Women's Art
Muteum Association this afternoon at
the Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms.
The second grand complimentary par
ty will be gwen by the Lytle Dancing
Circle at Workmens Hall February 2S.
A good time 10 anticipated.
DR.. Mckee will conduct q meeting in
the First Presbyterian Church, every
afternoon this week, and preach In the
Central Church every evening.
The regular monthly prayer NEE ting OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Cincinnati and vicinity will be held
tomorrow, at 3P. NJ, In Trinity NJ. E.
Church.
The tenth regular entertainment OF
the Clio Dramatic Club will be given on
Friday, the Sth inst, when "Chimney
Corner" and "Loan Of Lover" will be
produced, instead OF the Operetta by Mr..
Nice, which will be rendered on the 22d
inst.
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THE HOSTILE REDS.
Red Cloud ON the War-path-Pfe.
pairing to Strike Sitting Bull.

parlnK TO Strike SlttAH& nuAls
n ational A ssociated Press to the Star.
YANKroN, D. T., Feb. A dispatch
from Fort Randall states eight hundred
Rel Cloud indians have left the Agency
ANA gone north, also that the Indians
assert all fighting bucks at that Agency
will leave early in the spring and follow
the general northeast trail. Spotted
rafs Indians are secretly buying fat
ponies and making other suspicious
moves.
BISMARCK, ID. T., Feb. 3.-A dispatch
to General Ferry from General Miles,
dated at Fort Keogh, January 25, con-
firms the report that Sitting Bull has
crossed the frontier. General Miles says
that SlCtiDg Bull is roaming where he
pIsasss on American soil, regardless Of
the boundary line between Canada and
the United States. He asks for instruc-
ti0ns in the possible event of his meet
ing sitting Bull, aud what terms Of sur
render shall be made should be succeed
in vanauishing the Sioux Chief. He
states lnat the main body OF his field
force is already en- route for Fort Peck,
where he proposes to await the arrival
of one hundred and t1ity recruits now
on their way from Fort Snelling. Fort
Peck is supposed to be the most exposed
point on the northwestern frontier, and
General Miles Will ra ly his I, rces there
and use them to strike Sitting Bulbs
band
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Th e Courts.

Druukenness-Joh ohm Fitzgibbone, Jas.
Farrell, 30 days; Eugene Taylor, Charles
McClelland, S3.
Disorderly Conduct - Samuel KIRK
patrick and o. Fl. Harrington, continued
to February Z; Herman Meyers, So; Jos.
Mester, $l6; Nj. J. FingeRsteln, So; An
na Warner, s.; James Neeken, 5000;
Thomas Mehan, $40.
Assault and Batiery-John Opil, dis
missed; Harry Quadilng, So; Peter Roth.
enkirch, continued 10 February s; David
L!pman aud Isaac Hamburger, $40 each (;
VIM. Carroll, Chas. Thompson, Richard
Holland, continued to February 8.
Petit Larceny-Ed. Reitman and Louis
Dol, $40; Thomas Manning and J. NJ.
HasLiUgs. continued to February Q;
Joseph Bowers, SIS; VIM, Robinson anu
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Local person Ala.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton is at the Glib
son House. -r-.
Congressman Banning left to-day far
Washington.
Senator James Steedman was 10 tas
city Saturday night.
Judge J. s. BIackwelder, Of st. Loaia.
is at tue Hotel Emery.
Hon. Moses f. Dunn, OF Indians. Il
registered a. the Gibson House.
NJ. J. Becker, Chief Engineer OF sas
Panhandle Railroad, is at the Grand.
Mr.. Rees Miles. a prominent builder
here twenty eight years ago. ls In ths
city.
Mr.. David F. Baker, Of A. Il. Bnrk-
hard & Co.'s, has little girl ~ his
house.
Mr.. j. II. Laine, manager Of the Gene
We've Rogers II aud Muller Combination,
is In the city.
Thomas Comstock, proprietor aua
manager Of the Columbus Opera-hOHse.
IL at the Burnet.
Mr. Charles Jacobs, of Budd and HAF-
rist streets, celebrated his ifty-seroaa
birthday Saturday.
b. G. Stall and wife celebrated their
silver wedding at their home on VI aaaut
Hills evening before last,
James Philip, Esq, proprietor Of TIN
Cockburn Hotel, Glasgow, Scotland, IL
a guest az the Gibson House.
Jerry Mulroy has been appointed Jaa-
itor OF the County Prosecutors oilice,
the Engineers Office and the Grand Jury
room.
A party OF about sixty persons gaTe
Mrs. J. Johnson, Of 142 Elm street. m
agreeable surprise party last Friday
evening.
Samuel De Yough, late agent OF T. r
Barnum, is in the oity, and will soon do
liver course Of lectures through tho
Western country.
Mr.. Harry j. ConklIng has been pra-
sented with fine gold stem-winder ana
chain by his brother, Riohard G. Cong
ling, Secretary OF the Miami Valley Ix~
surance Company.
Mrs. Bridget Gallagher, OF No. 4N
West Third street, celebrated her sae
hundred and fourth birthday last SstnF-
day. She is the Oldest living person u
the city, and is still in good health.
7. T.F. Gaffoey, pastry cook at the flsc-
entlne Hotel, was made the recipient NJ
handsomely embroidered smoking CAP
yesterday, the gift OF Mr. jacob Cole
man, the engineer at the Fl0rentine.
Mr.. Geo. Schwab, of this city, has been
elected q member OF the "CentenAisi
Literary Society,"" and will be regularly
initiated on next Tuesday evening.
The friends Of the Society are invited u
be present.
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Board Of Public Works.

The Board met in regular sesston,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
The City Clerk was requested to fur.
nsh a certified copy of the message of
His Honor the Mayor to the City Coun-
Gil relating 10 the Street Railroad Ordi-
nance.
The Superintendent was instructed to
make improvements at the Intersection
Of Kemper Lane with Nassau street and
Francis Lane.
The contract for building the Park
Avenue Bridge over Kemper Lane was
awarded to VIM. Loomis IS Co. at their
bid OF S9,967.
Bills I0r damage done by the bursting
of Waterman to tue amount OF SOL
were presented and referred.
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Death Record.
The following deatas have been placed
on record since our lass repOFt:

The following deaihs nave been piaeeo
On record since our lass report:
Infant Kreidlep, stillborn, city.
Richard Dlskskowky, yrs, city.
Earl Durham, 9 wks. CITY.
Henry Wesseiman, At yrs, Germany.
Fred. Zshn, 6 yrs. Germany.
Henry Ztnsheimer, 81 yrs, Germany.
Hamist Boy lilo, Is days, city.
Anna Deshlenoy, s3 yrs, Germany.
Mary A. Travers, 20 yrs, New York.
Anthony Boylan, l yr, city.
Henry Steoh, % yrs, Kentucky,
John Welsh, 70 WIS, Ireland.
Lydia Coffeen, 2S yrs, Ohio.
John e. Neigel, II yrs, city.
Charles D. Veal, yrs, city.
Infant Morgan, 1 mo, city.
Henry Msntel, 81 yrs, Germany.
Charles j. Glass ner, 3; yrs, Germany
Leah Vanachcr, Y yrs. o 10.
WIN. Setter, 80 yrs, city.
Fred. L; Rtterhof, Is yrs, city.
Joseph r an, l ", city.
Henrietta ii. Reiu, 2yrs, city.
Charlotte Bauer. Is mos. CITY.
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VIII the Prisoners be Broug hit
BaCki

From the present appearance the writ
of habeas corpus Issued by Judge Cox
last Saturday will not accomplish its
object. Captain Johnson states that the
prisoners reached indianapolis, were
delivered to the authorities and bound
over In the sum Of $1,000 each, on the
charge OF shooting with intent to kill,
before the writ was served.
The prisoners, he also states, will not
be brought back unless some additional
evidence develops against them. They
believe them guilty, aud will still con-
tinue to seek evidence to convict them,
but until such evidence is found the
prisoners will remain In the hands OF
the Indianapolis authorities.
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SPORTING NEWS.
tatlonal Associated Press 10 The Star.


DEATH OF A PEDESTRIAN.
Boston, Feb. 4,-Charles A. Gushing,
the pedestrian Of this city, recently at
tempted to walk one hundred and thlr-
Iy-four hYurs with only rest Of five
minutes. He has died from the effects
of the undertaking. He contracted a
severe cold and a terrible swelling in
the lower limbs, and these combined
with the strain and over exer'i".' re-
suited in his death.
WALKING TOURNAMENT.
LOND.N. Feb. A grand fnter-
national twenty-six hours walking
tournament, open to all pedestrians in
Great Britain, the United States and the
British Colonies is to be held here on
the 22d and 23 | inst. The pedestrian
making the most miles in twenty -six K
hours is to receive the champion belt,
valued at 4l50, and other prizes VIII
be awarded TO the second and third
best men. 1t Is The intention of Cross
land, Vaughan, lde and Howss TO COM
pete, also the Am arican Weston.
RILEY-HANLoN RACE.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Feb. John Riley,
the well-known oarsman, has challenged
to row Edward Hanlon a four-mile turn
ing race at Silver Lake June II next tor
$500 or S, 900 aside, and allow expenses.
Ii Hanlon refuses, the challenge is open
to any souller in America excepting
Courtney.
PRlzE-FIGHT ARRANGED.
/ PARKER's LANDING, PENN, Feb. A.
A prizt-fyht for $500 side has been ar
ranged between Jim McNulty, of Havre
De Grace, and Patsey McManus, Of this
city, for February %, witaiu one hun
dred miles Of here. Both parties posted
500 forfeit.
PIGEON SHOOTING.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The latest ad-
vices from London state that the pigeon
shooting match at Manchester for 600
and the championship of England be-
tween W. L. Knott and 5. Kay was won
by the latter. The conditions were 25
birds each, one ounce of shot, 81 yards
rise, 60 yards to boundary. Kay killed
16 and Knott IA. The betting was &40 to
ESQ oM Kay.
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The Recent Raid.

National Associased Press tO the SsAc.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Feb. "A dSs
patch from Captain 4. X. Seilers d
Headquarters under date OF February Z,
saws in regard to cue recent raid:
81 am orsdibly iniOr med that the num.
ber OF robbers was seventeen. Thcra
we're no politics about 1t, They we're all
Mexican citizens. l can not ind thai
any VI them DaVs as yet been seeo "
l. sredO.
lSisnedl "SELLEHs.
80 lOni.uandiny."
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Sunday Fires.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
Boston, Feb "A fire yesterday dam
aged to the extent Of $1,000 the paper
banging manufactory of j. r. Higelow &
Co., at 141 Franklin street, 10 this city.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 4.-The Dutch
Reformed Church. on James street, thls
city, was Sunday afternoon totally de.
s,royed by tlre, supposed to have origin
ated in a defective fuo. Loss $4,000.
Fully covered by insurance.
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Is ut Charlie IsOsse
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. At has been
rumored that the boy who arrived at
Baltimore about the middle OF January,
on the vessel from Demarara, was really
the long lost Charlie Ross. Nothing
definite. however, regarding the identity
of the boy has yet been established. Mr.
Ross will leave here to-day or to-mor-
row for Baltimore, to visit the boy. who
ID au inmate OF q charitable InstltutiOn.
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Gathering the Ice Crop.



RONDoUT, N. T.. Feb. 4-The ice in
Rondout Greek Is only four 10 five inches
thick, but on the river at Glasco, Flat
bush, Rhinebsck and Esapu; it is be-
tween eight and ten inches thick, and
the KnicHerbocker Company commence
operations at those points to-day. This
will. SET one thousand men to work.
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Gov. Wells in New Orleans

National Press Associated to the Star.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Ex-Governor
Wells arrived in the city to-day, and
was taken to the parish prison. He is
suffering from an attack of pneumonia,
and is in the hands or a physician.
Wells declines to answer as to the rea-
sons for leaving townand sure nder!ng.
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j. Madison Wells Arrested.

NatlODaI ASS0Clateu Pr6sS 70 th9 StHr.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Nadison
Wells was arrested last night by Sheriff
Houston at the Rigolelts, La, aud will
be brought here to-day. This is upon the
authority of q telegram from Sheriff
Housten himself, and 10 therefore relia-
BILE beyoud question,
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Harry Genett Returns.
nal Associated Press to tho Star,

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Ex-State Senator
Harry Genett, one Of the Tweed Ring,
who ran away after conviction in the
Oyer and Terminer Court tour years ago,
returned to-day. and was held in 5000
bail,
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Edition


Conference On the Eastern QueS.
tiOM.
National Associated Press 10 the Star
VIENNA, Feb. 4.-The Austrian Gov
ernment has invited the signatory
Powers to the treaty of Paris to con-
ference on the Eastern question to be
held in this oity.
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Sion HOStilitieS.

n ational Associated Press to the STAR
BELGRADE, Feb. 4.-The Government,
having received dispatch from the
Russian headquarters announcing that
an armistice has been signed, has or.
dered the different SerYian commanders
to stop hOstilIties.
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HORRIBLE CALAMITY IN CHINA.

Two Thousand Lives Lost by Fire.
National a Assoeiassd Press w ths star.
LONDON, Feb. A dispatch from
Peking, China, conveys information Of a
horrible catastrophe at Tientsin. The
asylum for INDECENT women and children
has been almost totally destroyed by
fire, and two thousand persons in the In
stitut ton perished.
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Ed. Ross, 10 days each; Michael KeH&-
ing, continued to February 8.
Neutrality-suspicious. Scuiiy, loiter-
ing, continued to Oh inst; VIM. Rsiter,
incorrigibility, House Of r R1fuge; J. n
Hastings, having burglars tools. cor
tinued to oh inst; Moses Solomon, sA-
licious destruction, $50 80; James VIII
Jams, vagrancy, 80 days; Elswo-th
Blackburn, incorrigibiiity, dismissed.
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Panic in a Fheater.

N ational Associated Press to the star.
PARIS, Feb. A false alarm of fire
during the performance at the circus in
Calais last night caused a panic among
the audience. During the rush ten per-
sons were trampled 30 death and others
severely hurt.
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Steamboat Totally Lost.

NAtIOnhI AsbOClAteU FTU53 20 GNt otdx.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.--The steamer
Leslie Taylor struck snag at 8 O'Clock
this morning and sunk. The boat and
cargo are totally lost, but the crew was
RaVNd
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FOR SALB.

LNOR SALBs- FEATHERS Large 5-pound
L pillows, 81 (cach); 35-pound new feather
beds, Sc: feathers, l5c per pound. G.. w. NOR
klSON b Co. q West Sixth street. between
Main and W Wanut street, I'd ho0r. jas I'm
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WANTED. ..-sITUAr1oNs.

w ANTED-SIrUATION - BY two girls
w for general housework, dining room OF
Rp stairs work; best of city reference; given.
s8l Court street. d-3G
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Marriage Licenses.
The folio wing marriage lioeusss were
issued since our last report:

John Staut and Barbara Hegner.
Andrew Miller aud Mary Haeffner.
q. w. +. A. Bunte aud NJ. s. knSgeE-
hour.
Z. B. Williams and Fannie WynkOBP.
Samuel A. Orr and Mary A. Farmer.
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ED-slTUATIoN-By an Ameri-
w can girl, for general houseWork IN a
small family, country preferrei; good home
and small wages Call at 80 Court st. 4-3t
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EOR RENT = FARM - A well improved
i farm Of 81 acres on Dry Greek, Boone Co.,
ky., near Greenwood station. For particulars
address w NJ. Nj. CONNER. Lebanon, Boone
county, Indiana l-5t
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KNABE'S BAZAF
NOTICE.

7 EG NJ. Notice is hereby given that the
IL undersigned has beon appointed admins
hratrix OF the estate Of Louls Bauer, deceased,
late OF Cincinnati, Hamilton county, o..
WILHELMISE BAUER
MCGUFFEY, MORRILL, & STRUNK, ATTORNEYS.
CINCINNATI, FEB. 4, 1878. fe4-3tM
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wv TED-SITUATION-In some store
w or hotel; will make himself general v
useful: best Of reference. Call or address S. s..
D., llO W. sixth street. AIT
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LNOR RENT--STORE ROOM-In Hamilton,
Il Ohio, the large new store room in Gruiser
Block, well suited and situated for dry goods
store. Call ON or address r. b. LANDS, Real
Estare Agent Hamilton, OHIO. Lat
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DOR EXCHANGE-CAKRI "A COM
l. Portable family carriage for nice walnut
hdeboard. Address H. f., Enquirer Office
l-3t
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FOR RENT.

Il TOR RENT - ROOM - Large room, with
l. power and use Of hoist, at No. Sycamore
street l-3t
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'CKETCHlNG FROM NA1URE-In pencil
y and water colOrs, and drawing and paint
ng in cOlOred crayons; q practical Instructor,
ILLUSTRATED. SOC. OF any bookseller or JESSE
aANhY j. CO., no Nassau street, New York
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FOR RENT--RooMS.

L'OR RENT - ROOMS = Two unfulnished
Il Toms, second floor. 26t West Thiri streetd
pne furn shed room, 251 West Third street.
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TO EXCHANGE,

TOR EXCHANGE-C. .GARS-A fine assort-
l. meht OF cigars for frst-class piano or
family carriage OF medium style. Address
Lock Box 362. l-4t
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WANTED D--.MIsCnLLANEous

:" ANTED-P y RrN Erin boot and shoe
w business, in one Of the best locations in
Central Ohio; 81, sou to 81 800 capital require |,
With good reference Address Lock Box 525,
harysVilie, Ohio LIST
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DLACK- ARD IN THE SUNDAY
ID SCHOOL.-A practical guide for Superin-
tendents and teachers by Frank Beard. Fully
Illus trated. 81 50 of booksellers OF by mail
JESSE HANEY b CO., 1l9 Nassau street,
Rev York.
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r IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
/ New book Of vital value, also exposes fall
secioue treatment and nostrums, T5c. JESSE
HANkY & CO., ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
One week only, commencing MONDAY, Fob
ruary 4, Monday and Wednesday Evenings,
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Tuesday Evening,
BOHEMIAN GIRL,
Thursday Evening-FRA DIAYOLO. Fri
day Even'g-A SUMNER NIGHTS DREA NJ
Saturday NIght-VILLARS DRAGONS.
Miss Emily Melville, Mile. Martinez. Mrs.
Zelda Sesuin, Miss Louise Searle, Messrs.
VIM. CASTLE q. H. Turner, Henry Peakes, Ed
win Seguin, together with large and well
trained chorus and increased orchestra. Sat-
urday-Grand Matinee
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WANrED-SLor WAGON "A second
band slop wagon for hauling slop from starch
factory. Must be strong and in good order
and cheap. Address 3. Is. s., Lock Box o,
Cincinnati, Ohio. jaM
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF FClNCINNATI-Awfu funny
u Comic Monthly, l0c, at any news stand.
THDERs' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
" cal guide adapted to all trades using gild
ing; also SILVERING, and other valuable
matter. just out 50c or any bookseller.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The healthy growth of the baby is de.
pendent upon its freedom from the ncr.
nlclous effects Of opium. DR.. Bulls Bahv
| syrup IS the best remedy known for the
diseases OF early childhood. Price % cents
END OF THE EASTERN WAR-THE TERMS Of
! PEACE AGREED UPoN.-The latest news j.
that the Eastern war between Turkey and
Russia Is virtually ended, the Rnssian
terms OF peace having been accepted by the
Forte. The conditions are, Russians war
vessels to have Tree passage of the Darda.
nelies; Turkey to pay Russia $lOO.OOOOOO
war indemnity, and Russia to hold Armenia
a9 " guarantee, until the indemnity is paid:
Servla and Roumania to be free Mon.
! teneErO to receive a portion of territorv
bordering on lake Scutari; BULGARIA. ~
have Christian governor but to be an
proved by Russia; and the peace to be
! signed at Constantinople.
Good assortment Of Wall Papers. chcap
at Tschudy's. F'
First-class Photographs only made. At
BradfOrds Smyrna, Del
| Coal and Wood constantly on hand and
for sale by W. W. Tschudy
r. NJ. d w. T. johnson have added TO
| their already full stock a line of Dunbar's
celebrated calf school shoes for misses and
| children. Laced and buttoned at very low
! hgures. Call and see them and YOU will
not 60 away without buying.
If you want Pumps, 20 to Tschudys; no
has big lot and sells them cheap
PREPARED Dry KALsoMIxE, manufac.
iufed iLufed by halSomine and Fresco Paint
! Works, 372 Pearl ST., " y. Ready for in.
stant use. 1t is endorsed by dealers. paint.
ers and housekeepers everywhere. and can
| be used by any careful whitewashcr and is
invaluable In cleansing and disinfecting
walls that are impregnated with germs Of
disease, and will neither rub or scale. II ia
made OF the purest White, and in all the
leading and fashionable tints, from grave
to gay. 1t is put up in TBS. packages, with
tull directions. For sale by John Wilkin.
son, Jr., Agent, Smyrna, Del
DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP.
DR. VAN DYKE, whose nfe ong speciality and world
vide reputation tor Skin Diseases has endeavored
pshrd this drsab result n b me n Ga @ accom-
po1hd sulphur soap the merits Of which spokpn OF
Price p Cents Cake Box three Cakes co Cents Sent
b"eae Dp"f 100 's's 81 & o R1Se oe go 50 *a5 s.
Druggists generally july 4-iy
"GERMAN SYRUP."--No other medicine
IN the world was ever given such test of
its curative qualities as Boschee's German
Syrup. In three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles of this
medicine was distributed free Of charge by
Druggists in this country to those afflicted
with Consumption, Asthma, Group, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of
the throat and lungs, giving the American
people undeniable proof that German Syrup
VIII cure them. The result has been that
Druggists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to their
customers. Go to your Druggist, James P.
Hotfecker, and ask what they know about
It. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
10 cents. Three doses will relieve any case.