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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO ADVERTISERS
Geo, P. ROWell & Co.'S
SELECT LIST
Or
!QCA! NEWSPAPERS.

N:,ni. ,,, >.',~ >nnn,1r this W. t" he
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na,rr.,. The ;,ct i quite OTHERWISE.
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IS y. in,rA in FULL FN'E TYPE it is in
rrr,y in~ta,!rr til" BEST n'n"r in the
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~, ONLY paper IN The place. Nhr"
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vr.y good ONE. notwithstanding" The
Isl gives Zee population "l every town
AVID ~" rilrn',.;nn "t rvrrv r'"''. II
Is NNT 4 CN OPERATIVE list. IT
Is NOT 4 CHEAP LIST. II tn" foot
o. ,h" Catalogue tur each State the i'm
lnrtANt towns which are not covered tvs
tive list are rnn"'"rntcd. II IS IN
HONEST LIST. TIE rates charged for
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fishers >rhr,;nlr. Tie nrice for one inch
innr weeks in the entire LIST is 500
The lrnllr Yates of TIVE Nnpr'S for the
same space AVID time are So t:N IS. The
list Includes go newspapers. of which
,E3 are issued DAILY and so WEEK
~, They are ]nrutrh in S2l different
cities and tnwrS Of which p are STATE
Cani,al>. 32~ rlacrS Of over 5000 popn-
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adhered to will lead Of themselves t"
pecuniary benefits. We demand barn.
ers to protect our libel ties from the as
saints of those who would assail them.
Then the question at issue is not now
whether we shall have il constitul"n-
al convention, alone ; but whether we
shall have a constitutional contention
oyodopt the amendments: S'""'s, OF
Ouac(ta. has made that the issue
when he has the effrdntety to declare
that an honest assertion Of the pre-
negatives of the sovetcisns OF this
commonwealth "would be fatal to
good government" The people ac-
cept the issue aud in accepting it they
declare there can be no common ground
between the contendiny parties. THIS
must be a commonwealth of people
sovereign in the fullest extent of the
VOID, and the democratic party must
be an organized aggression in defence
of that sovereignty or else it must 60
to pieces. 1t is perfectly futile and
idiotic to talk of "solid ranks OF
"beating the enemy; of elect,ng
good and true men, Those men who
insist that the amendments should be
adopted; who resist the people in the
assertion of their right to frame their
,wn organic law, n'r as mortal foes
to republican liberty as any that can he
tound in the radicai party We say
this knowing full well the RESPONSE
bility we incur, and we propose to
hew out future conduct t" that line,
come what may.
A democratic constitution for Lou
isiana. Let that be the slogan and
down with the amendments, born OF
the same horrible and vicious princi-
Piles as the infamous constitution o.
| ISfS
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SUCCESSION SALE,

Succession of Lesidn Pfudhommc deed.
DY virtue of IN order from the Hon.
ID Judge of the Parish Court of NatcII-
itoches parish, to me directed l will Offer
at pnblic sale to the highest bidder at
II o'clock, NJ, at the door Of the Court
House i'll this parish, on
Saturday, Jn|y 9th, 1879,
the following described tracts of land be-
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain parcel or tract of land, stu
ateI in the parish of Grant, beginning at
ID point on the Southern boundary OF
section (S) eight. township ~ eight
range (6) six: west of the Antoine Pru-
dhOmme claim, now known as the Sui
livan tract, sixteen 36-100 chains west
from the south east corner of said claim
or tract, thence south on section line,
being part of the western boundary of
section (75) seventy.6ve, Lestan Pru.
dhomme tract seventy-two 65-lOO chains ;
thence west to point Oh the Rigolet de-
Bon Dieu, known as "the Break - thence
up the said river to the south west cor
ner Of section (S) eight, township 81
eight, range (6j six west, known former
ly as the Antoine Prudhomme claim, but
now known as the Sullivan tract; thence
along said southern boundary to the
place of beginning.
"A certain parcel Or tract OF land bound.
ed as follows: From the Pecan tree on
the river bank of the Rigolet de Bo,
Diem, below the Gin House, north 32t
east to north, west corner of south ives,
quarter of south west fractional quarter
Of section (7) seven township (5) eight
range ~ west; thence east to Western
boundary Of the Anguste Langlois claim
| Terms and Conditions Of Sale.
For the said 1st tact, fifteen hundred
dollars cash, and for the balance Of tn,
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VEGETINE
For Cancers and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.

READ IT.
Ashley, Washington Co., H., Ian ii. ISIS
Mr.. H. 4. Stevens
Dear Sir. This is to certify that had been
suffering from a Rose Cancer on my right brcas:
which grew very rapidly. and all my friends
had given me up to die, when heard of your
menicine Vrgetine. recommended for Cancer
and Cancerons Hnmors. commenced to take
il, and soon found MY self beginning to teel bet
Ter my health and spirit both felt the benign
influence which it excited and in few months
from the tine cumnrncet the u,- %: the Fege-
tine the Causer came out Almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORRESr.
certify that l am personally acquainted
with Mrs neF"rreSt, and consider her on of
our very best women. DIR. s. II. FLOWERS.
ALL Disc .sEs OF THE BLoon....N Vegrtina will
relieves pain cleanse purify. and cure such dis.
eases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians many remedies,
suffering for Years. is it not conclusive proof II
yon are a sufferer, you can be cared Why
is this medicine performing such great cures
1t works in the blood, in tn" circulating fluids.
1t can truly be cslld teh Great Blood Purifier.
The great source Of disease originate in the
blood and no medicne that does not act direct
~ upon it, to purify and renovate, has any just
coim upan public attention.
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DY virtue of a writ fri. Fa. issued in
- the above entitled and numbered
uit, and to me directed, I have SEIZED
md will offer tor sale to the last aud
lighrst bidder at the Pre- Aux Clers
plantation. on
saturday, the 9Th day Of July, 1879,
he following described property, to-wit:
A certain plantation known as tho
Pre- Aux Cleres plantation,' situstdM
he right bank Of Red River descending
III the Parish of Natchitoches, abousVM
twenty miles above the city of Natchits
thcs, bounded above by lands now Or
lately belonging to E. l.. Hyams, and
below by lands now or lately belonging
to Ben. Grape, and containing $50
1910 acres.
Another tract or parcel of land ia the
| rear of. and attached to said plantation
| containing (l34 S7-lOO) one hundred
md thirty-fnur S7-lO0 acres as per plan
! .lrawn by Thomas Hunter, U. :. Deputy
surveyor, bounded on the north west By
antls now or lately belonging to E. L.
Hyams, and or the west by section No.
IS, in township II of ranges.
Another tract Of land being tho undl-
viltd half Of tract of land in section
NO. IS, in township II of range for
mrr|y owned Us Ii. l.. B,'anett and 81
VI. iiyan'>, containing two hundred and
tweuty.nine 5l-l00 acres, bounded 90
the north east by land now or lately b.
longing to Benjamin Grape, east by Sec
ton No. &c, in township II, Of ranges,
and en- the south by section No. 2, town
ship ~, Orange 9, west. I
Another tract or parcel of land being
lot No. 9, and the east half of the north
west quarter of section No. ,. in town
ship No. 10, north of range No. =, west,
containing one hundred aud fourteen
,G-lOU acres.
Terms of Sale: /
| Cash-with the benefit of anpraiseniens
D. H. BOULLT, Jr.
| Sheriff, Parish of Natchitocbes
June l ids
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VEGETINE
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL
Dl>,,c,o;o,c,

VALLEY STREAM. QUEENS Co., Lon" ISLAM. \ \
Mr. II. H. Stevrns:-
Dear Sir.-I tax" the pleasure of writing y"n
small certificate concerning \rgHtinr plrlnr
cd hy vou. have been sutetcr with the
Dyspepsia for over forty years. and have had
the Chronic Diarrhra for over six months, and
have tried most every thing was Z ven up to
die, and did not expect TO live from day t" day.
and no Physician could touch my case. | saw
your Vegatlne recommended o cure Dyspepsia,
! commenced using it, and continued doing So
and am now a we'll woman and restored t" per.
fec, health, All VIII" are affected with this ter
able dcsrase. would kindly recommend 10 try
it for the benrt, Of their health. and it is eN-
cellrnt as a blood purifier.
b. DR.. r. b. Forbes, NJ d. for
Mns. WM. H. FORBES
VEGFTlNE-W When the blood becomes lif"lrSS
and staynant. either from change Of weather or
Of climate. want of exercise irregular diet. OF
from any other canse the Negctine will renew
blood carry off the putrd lumo,S. cleanse the
stomach. regulate the howlrS and impart IL tone
of yiYnr to the whole body
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purchase price, one half thereof n,r.u
on the LIST day Of January, l.79 ' ,a:.,
y per cent Interest thereon from 1, "'a
sat-" until paid and the other half ~ VI
a'lr ON the LIST day Of January 1880 i psS'
like 'rrrSt from day of sale. ~ WIN
For the I'll tract, five hundred do,,.
cash, and for thr balance Of nnroha o's
price. on a credit Of one year from o4 das
Of sale with per cent interest tha. uay
from said day of sale, until paid V'n
doris privilege and special mortuaca a. .a
tanned on the lands above sold. viz .. &C.
rlauSr of non alienando to til. nre;"S Jug
Of the >cn',or: purchasers Of said l.nI
to execute their twelve months h.s I'
for the credit price. with good secnr;tr
such h"n1, to have full tore. and ea..,,
rs twelve months bonds taken in soI.'
under writ> Of ,f'ri ,forioS, and tha An,
lection Of said bonds to be enforced IN
the saline manner as twelve month.,
bonds taken in accordance with art;o,".
40 and 1!n Of the Code of Practice
+. ). PE''DHOMME
june ''~'''>' Administrator
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VEGETINE
1reg2rl It as a valuable
F a MIL Y N EIC N E

II. 4 Stevens. ESP
Dear Sir l take pleasure in saying, that have
used III" Vry"ti,'r in my family with good re-
suits. aud have known Of several cases Of re-
markabe cure effected by it. = regard it as a
valublc family medicine. Truly yours.
REV. VIM. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM Mcdonald is we'll known
through the Un;rl States as a minister in the
M f. Church.
THovsENps SpEAH....E egctiue is acknowledge
ed an, recommended by physici,n and apoth-
ecarrics to he the hrsr purifier and cleanser Of
the blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
in its praise who have been r.Storrd to health.
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Sherif'S Sale.

Keyser & McKenna, vs.. Parish of Nstciii'
tOcbcs.
District Court No. 1902.
DY VIRTUE of a writ Of Fierl fael%
ID i>,u,'' n.ti'e above entitled aud num-
,crcd snit and to me directed have
seized and will offer for sale to the Iaa
and highest blh'lrr Vt the door OF tS
Court House in the city and Parish o.
Na,chi.Oclics On r
Saturday the 9th 0oy Of July, 1885,
the following described property, to w.t.
Forty thousands (4o,oo0) bricks, ma's
OF less, sand and cement forming anu
constituting the brick pavement extenaii
ing from APPOINT opposite the corner "
Masonic Hall, on SECOND street to and i'll
front and around the Court House IT, .'e
Ht,emc South west corner OF tho Co'i'
House.
Terms q sa'2 :
CaSh--with the benefit Of aprraisemea''
u. y. BOtLLT, j.,
June, ids, Sheriff.
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~. $50.
Di virtue OF a writ OF ri. Ia. issuad ;.
II ';'r a,oN; ':.'f"l and numhprsl
suit aud to HE directed. | have sa;,oa
and viii Offer for sal" to the last ,uI
highest bidder ut the Breazrae nlan,o
zion. situated in the parish of Natchito
cllr>, n"W "r''rpi''l Ivy J. p BroadwsI
or
>u;".''nu, tie 18th dug Of July, 1873.
the following ''>cri"c' property, to.v;t
("!) T!irty-tw" head of Mules.
=. .,,u -: !. Horses.
(:oJ Twenty |ra' "I Mares aud Colts
q: twenty-five head Of Sheen.
CO.. Nine head Of Hogs.
(!u> Twenty l.: e. ii; "%ttle
(7) Seven yoke Of Oxen.
.(13tW Fifteen hundred bushels Of
Corn. more or tess.
"a Seven Wagons.
% One Carts.
49, Eorty-iiH" PloWs.
One lot Fodder.
One Buggy and Harness.
One lot Household and Kitchen Far.
nitu:c.
One lot Blacksmith's and Carpenters
tools.
One lot OF Dry Goo.ls, Groceries and
Hardware.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber, more
or less.
The lease Of the BraazpaIe Plantation
for and during the year 1878; all the
Books, aSSrts and appearances belong
lug to the store.
Terms Of Safe.
CASH-with the benefit of appraise.
mrnt
| D. Il. BOULLT, JR.,
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoches.
June ids.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pnovs P>KSH E\EtITN! COMMITTEE, !
Natrl,ltochr>, H..
June 10th, 1873. J
\ CALL.
II ,rcol,(v"c, VIII Resolutions adopt
cd At ,hr urtl;;,. of the Parish EN"rn
,;y,. E,n,,i'tc" on Saturday last, 18th
;r>t.. q Convention If tn" Democratic
r,r,% Of .hi~ parish j. hrr"'> r':'"d ln
;::.urs]ay, ;N'y 2M'L ;>''~.
to which all the Ward, O.; 'hi> parish axe
rr>urff,l, REQUESTED l., I'D delegates.
Each Ward viii hr entitled +" ore
,r(ruatr for each - votes cast i"' !. !.
\,rhn'l>. in lis. H;!,l on" delegate '",
each Traction over - votes rA>' ~ N;'''
election. The representation Ut tue res
,urtivr Wards "t'' !" a> i''!'">:
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SileriH'S Sale.
J. W. Cockcrham vs.. NJ. II. Carver.
District Court-No S2l3.

J. ". Cockerham vs.. NJ. H. Carver.
District Court-No S2l2.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure s'N
ID sale in the above entitled aud Ean.
bcrcd suit and to int directed, l law
se!zed and will offer for sale to the l y.
and highest bidder at the door OF wv
Court House in the City and Parish "
NatchitOchcs, on -
Saturday the Goth day otJuly, 100
the following described property, tow .hs >,
A certain lot OF ground situated ID ~.
town of Natchitoches, on Front st'es9
having a trout Of IS feet on said SUI! TO-.
with dobth of two hundred aud e'sD ~
five feet, being the same proper! m.
quirtd from tn. succession Of Victor go 20 {.
rand Oh the 18th day Of January, v t',t
said lot of ground bei Y bounded S Sssth
by property of Mrs, Clara Laplaee' 2 Snnt
by PROPERTY Of Lacoste, East " n t;u
street, together with all tho bailu4 any,
and improvements thereon OF ~ '''
wise apportaning. ~
Terms of Sale:
CASH, with tho benefit of appra's'u''
BoulLTs Sis sis
June 15-tls.
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TOKN N. TUCKER,

NayiStl:ltc Ward |.
st. Denis STREET, Nnfchif0rhrs. La.
DROMPT attention given to all business
| entrusted to his care.
Gas~ Claims collected at small cost.
Refers to the Bar Generally.
Jan j'7S~1y
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Total 80 votes.

TOT n! - votes.
Che members Of thr Central Cumn!1
tee representing the srvrra! wards are
rr,,urstrl to call meetings of the Demo
craft" party in their wards for tn" l"r-
pose of rlrrting delegates under this call.
1t is hoped th't full delegation Will
respond. ~
NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Chairman. Parish Executive Committee
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Diseases of the EYE and EAR.
DR., @, II e a r. d
OCVLIST AND AURIST.
ZAP Canal st. New Orleans. La.
Hours from $50 to $3.50.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

4. 3, Sompayrac for Use of }. W. Cock
crham trausttree vs.. D. II. Boullt, Jr
Rf virtue Of wri; OF alias Fl. Fa. in
- the above entitled and numbered
>nit and to mr directed. | have srizr'
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Count
Honsr in the city aud parish Of Natchnto
ches, on
Saturday, the 20 day of July, 1878
The following described property, to-wit .
4 certain piece or parcel of land situa-
cd in the parish of Natrhit"chrs, helm?
the east half of north east quarter of til.
north east quarter of south east QUARTER
aud south east quarter of south east quar-
ter OF section 4, containing Is? acres !:
also 3 . 100 acres Of the said east hal
OF north east quarter and north east
quarter OF south east quarter of said Sec
ton 4, being excess in said tract over thu
area located by virtue of Military Land
Warrant No. 1883, also the north east
quarter Of north east fractional quarter
Of stcti"n 9, containing Is 7G-l0O acres.
also , 76-lnO acres Of said sonth cas-
quarter OF section 4, being excess in said
tr ct over the area located by virtue oi
Military Land Warrant No. 87.se6, in IA
vor of Walcott A. Strong the whole OF
SAID tract Of land being situated in town.
>'ljp No., 9, north Of range 6, west, aud
containing the aggregate quantity OF
1913 SO-lOO acres more or less, toyethe,
with all the buildings aud improve
mcnts thereon, it being the same acquil-
I'd by the vendor from Robert L. Jack.
son, on the 9th day of August. 1910, Its
per private act of sale duly Recorded in
the Recorders office of this parish.
Terms of Sale.
Cash-with the benefit of appraisement
A. P. BREDA,
June l5.- Coroner, ex-otticio Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALE,

Succession Of Marie Louise Leras
sruy, decd.
DY virtue of an order of tue Hon. the
ID Parish Court in and for the parish
Of Natchtochrs, and to me addressed.
will sell to the last and the highest bid
der at til" door of the Cont House III
the City and Parish of Natchitoches, Oh
Wednesday, the 18th day Of July, 1873,
the following described property belong,
ing to the minor J. Le>tan Langlois.
A certain lot OF ground situated in til,
Town Of Campte, in this parish, contain.
my four acres, more or less. bound g
north by lands of Joseph Henry, south
ny Lands Of WIN. Levy, east by land OF
heirs Of Jules Condo west by land OF
NJ. and L. Pcrut, and Z. l.. Hart.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash. subject to appraisement
D. H. BOULLT, JR.
June lj.-tds. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Payne. Demorant IL Co., Va. J. p. Broad.
we'll.
District Court, Parish of Orleans.
No. 3O66l.
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On May Dist, the people of the 18th
Ward of this City held Mass meeting
to protest against the late arbitrary rul-
ing Of the Parish Central Committee in
regard to ward organization for the COM
ing campaign. A speaker remarked
I'VE have a City Administration of our
own selection"-when' a man in the
crowd cried out Eyes, and bad lot
they are ~ :r;,. ... .......j
Sententious and correct remark, that
and 10 doubt made by one of those whom
We are in the habit Of calling the 'oi pol.
lor. But it is my experience that it is
among this element that most Of what
we term political sagacity and virtue is
to be found.
Yes, we have City Administration Of
our own seleetion--so- called-andI to
call them a "bad lott is to compliment
them. ii .. .....
When a man in private life tells you a
thing is so, and you find that it is not
so; or when he solemnly promises to do
a thing, and yet does not do it, unless
you are an unusually good Christian, you
call that man a liar So, when you find
man taking surreptitiously what does
not belong. to him, or were conniving al
such an act on the part of another, yo,
call that man a thief. And yet, strange
to say, a public official may do all Of
this, and more, and yet he is neither
thief nor liar. In fact, they will do these
things flagrantly, and then SO far defy
the moral sentiment of community as
to offer themselves as candidates for re.
election to the Offices they. have disgrac.
ed. --'-----~ -
This is a deplorable state Of affairs
outfits not difficult to explain Nine
times In ten Eyes, I might Say aboat
nine and three quarter times in tent thu
so-called candidate of the Pteple& is a
fraud in the very inception Of the bust
ness. He never was candidate of the
people at all. He was an ofice-seeker
he event for the place as u matter Of
dread ana meat, hut he could not get it
without the Endorsement Of a Conven-
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Irregularities in the Fire Depart
ment.

The Board of Fire Commissioners are still
examining the accounts of their late Clerk,
w. B. Folger, in regard to the alleged irreg-
ularities The figures show that from the
books of December 9th, 1877 Mr. Folger
drew from the City Auditor for the Decem-
Der payroll $500 in excess of what was
needed, and that this sum has not been ac-
counted for according to the records.
1t was also learned that 5000 had been
paid to him by the Auditor May Sd.
Another thing discovered was that 500
was due to Mr. Tracey, of Toledo, for fur
nishing sawdust. The money was drawn in
February, and few weeks ago Mr.. Tracey
sent in his bill for the money. An investi.
CATION was made, and the money finally
The Investigation is still going on,
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

FINDER AN ORDER OF SALE MADE BY
y the Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio.
in case No. 2,5S2, | will offer for sale at Public
Auction, at the door of the County Courthouse
of said County, on FRIDAY, May 3lst, 1873, at 10
O'Clock a. m, the following described real estate.
situated in said County and State, to-wit
Lots numbered $50 and l33 in |. d. Wheeers
subdivision north of Cincinnati. Also, d lot of
ground in the First Ward of Cincinnati, near the
southern end of the Terrence Road and east there
OF, bounded as follows, to-Wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of brakes
land, running thence westwardly, parallel with
the south line OF Columbia avenue, 122 feet more
or less to |. d. Wheeler's southwest corner thence
northwardy 81 feet more or less, to the south line
OF Columbia avenue; thence eastwardly along the
south line OF said avenue 122 feet, more or less,
to the intersection of the south line OF said ave-
nue. with the east line of said brakes land pro.
duced northwardly; thence southWardly 81 feet
more or less to the place of beginning; being part
of large tract Of land formerly owned by said
Wheeler.
Lot No. 100 is appraised at $l32; Lot No 1873 al
$780, and said Lot on Columbia avenue AT $75.
Terms of sAe-One-third cash, one third in six
months, and one-thrd in twelve months from the
day OF sale, with interest, the deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
The two first named lots lie between Clifton and
Ohio avenues, and but a few squares north of Nc.
Micken University and near the Elm street In-
cined Plane. SAMUEL CALDWELL,
Executor of l. d. Wheeler, deceased.
HEMMELGARN II Co., Auctioneers my1-5tW
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
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At the Grand Opera-house Mitchell's Spe-
cialty Company appear twice to-day, matinee
and night 1t is an entertaining company
and all who have seen it are well pleased.
The "Uncle Toms Cabin" Combination at
Robinson's Opera-house has gone the way of
all such concerns. The doors were closed
last night, the cause assigned being the lam
entable absence of funds.
The Strasburg clock is an attraction that
is well worth visiting. 1t lis fifteen feet high,
and is perfect working model of the great
clock that has been the wonder and admira-
ton of the world for centuries The clock
is at Hopkins Hail. where an admission of
10 cents only is charged, and it is wound up
every ten minutes so as to show all the won
ders in motion.