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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-05
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The COurier.Journal Says It's Nothing
To Be Proud OF.

Special to the Star
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-The State Demo
cratic Central Committee estimate the vote
cast at 100000, a falling off Of over $4,000
on the Tilden Hayes vote, and over II 900
on the McCreary- Harlan vote four years
ago."
The Democrats have certainly lost Sem
ator in Christian and Hopkins, and Repre-
sentatives in Madison and Garrard, but
have gained one in Ohio, one i'll Washing
ton and one in Warren. The Legislature
will, of course, continue overwhelmingly
Democratic.
The Courier-Journal to-day says: "Taken
altogether we have done nothing to be
proud Of.
LEXINGTON, Aug. Sup to IL o'clock
yesterday the vote between Bush and Kas,
tie was 50 close that no one could predict
the final result, there being majority at
that time for Bush of votes. In the after
noon the Democrats rallied their forces, as
is usual on such occasions, and at clock
the polls closed with the following result;
For Blackburn, 1,73G; Evans,
1875. Lieutenant Governor-Cantrill,
LIZ; Deminss, 1885. Attorney General
Hardin, 1,710; Clark 1919. Auditor
Hewitt, 1919; Williamson, 1884. Treasurer
Tate, 1,497; Stoll, 1925 Superintendent
Public Instruction-Pickett, 1,753; McIn-
tyre, l,481. Register-Shedon, 1907; Will
son, 1902. Commonwealth's Attorney
Bronston, 1,70S. Representative-Busb,
1,73O; Kastle, 1926.
National Associated Press to the Star.
FRANKFORT, KY, Aug 5-The returns
indicate a falling off Of the usual Demo-
cratic vote. The Democrats carry the State
ticket by perhaps thirty thousand majority.
Turner, Speaker of the last House, is de-
feated, and the Republicans gain a few
members of the Legislature. The call for
constitutional Convention is defeated.
Frank Prater, a Greenback blacksmith, goes
to the Legislature from the Carter District.
Hon. I, J. McGibben, of Cynthiana, repre-
scnts the Thirtieth District in the Senate.
Cochran, Independent, is probably elected
in the Maysyille District, and Patton, Re-
publican, has carried Pendleton County for
the LEGISLATURE
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WEALTHY MANUFACTUREg KILLED.


JERSEY CITY, Aug. 5.-Patrick McClntchy
a wealthy and well-known manufacturer
of Newark, was killed last night by Penn
sylvana railroad train. While he was
passing from one car to another the train
started; he was thrown off his feet and he
fell to the track. The wheels passed over
his neck, severlng his head almost entirely
from his body. His left hand was cat off.
DEPUTY SHERIFF AssAssINATED.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. 5.-Aaron Good
fellow, formerly Deputy Sheriff, was shot
down on the street last night by two un-
known men as he was returning home from
croquet party. They told him to throw
up his hands and Immediately fired two
shots, one entering his jaw and the other
passing through the body. They then fed
without attempting robbery, and their OBJ
ject is as mysterious as who they are.
Goodfellow's wounds are fatal.
THIRTEEN PRISONERS ESCAPE.
AURORA ILL, Aug, 5.-Thrteen prison
ers escaped from the City Jail last night by
saving through inch flooring hole foot
square, crawling through to the ground,
creeping along to the south wall to large
ventilation bole, and, crawling through
this, they were free.
THE FOURTH lNCENDTARY FIRE.
WILMINGToN, Aug. 5.-Incendiaries fired
D. Lemon & Co.'s large stable here early
this morning and sto valuable horse,
leaving two fine horses to perish in the
flames. The loss isheavy. This makes the
fourth incendiary fire here within the
week past.
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Mr.. H. w. TAFT, son of Judge Taft, has re-
turned to finish his vacation at home.
Rev. David H. Moore President of Gin
cinnati Wesleyan College, has gone to Col
orado.
Mr.. A. c. Turney has succeeded Mr. A.
II. Pape as Agent of the South Shore Fast
Freight Line in this city.
Mr.. John c. Healy, wife and family leave
tomorrow for Old Sweet Springs, and after
wards for the East They will spend some
time at the residence of Mr.. Charles Nord-
hoff, on the Hudson.
Mr.. August Heisman, we'll known baker
of this city, will be married this evening at
8 o'clock to Miss Mary Rpettger, at No. 4S3
Race street, by Rev. G. j. kammacher.
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Great Britain.
Irish News.

fFrom late irish EKchangeSl
At the Westmeath AssizeS the widow Of
the man Scally, who was murdered, received
E250 compensation.
J. J. Z. Bigger, Falmore Hail, Dundalk
has been appointed to the Commission Of
the Peace for Armagh.
man named Heating, residing in Dub
lin, was fined G5 for holding a wake on Il
child that had died of smallpox.
Thomas Jordan died recently The de-
ceased gentleman for more than half Il
century presided over the Academy, Cav
endish Quay, Bandon.
At the Meath Assizes the widow of
Christopher Nugent, who was murdered
near the Hill of Down Station, put in a
claim for $500. The jury awarded $3.50.
The sudden death is announced from
heart disease of an old inhabitant of Six
mile-cross, County Tyrone, William Nc
Gowan, ExHead Constable and Petty Ses-
sions Clerk for the district He retired
from the police force on a pension in 1874.
At Coal Island, County Tyrone, the body
OF a man named Molloy was found in a
canal. He and several others had been
drinking together on the previous evening.
Three men named Higgins, Bullen and
Jackson have been arrested on suspicion Of
having drowned the deceased
An outrage of a very daring character
was perpetrnted ntuT Daii iyGumber, near
Ferbane Kings County. 1t appears that
some weeks ago shot was fired through
the window OF a house occupied by Thomas
DAILY, of Wilton, who is steward to Jona-
than Goodbody. John Crilly, who is in
Days employment as herdcr to Mr.. Good
bodys stock, was sent to look alter the
sheep When on the land, and few hun
dred yards from the house, two men leaped
over ditch and seized Crilly They were
armed, one with gun and the other with
revolver. Their faces were backened,
and, having forced the herdcr on his knees,
they made him promise, under pain of
death, to Immediately leave Days employ
ment. No arrests have been made.
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The Turf.
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 5.-The first race,
summer handicap, all ages, a miles, was
won by Franklin, Bonnie Wood I'd. Time:
2;39H.
THE second race, purse of $500, for maiden
two5Ysar7elds, five furlongs, was won by
Giroflee, King Craft second; time 1861.
The United States Hotel stakes, for three
year-olds, u miles, was won by ValtLmo,
Harold second; time, 1:41H.
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LABOR TROUBLES.


National Associated Press to the Star.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. 5.-The Treasu-
rer of the Spinners' Association deposited
yesterday $1,000 contributed from various
sections OF the country. The mob Sticks"
are being induced to leave town, and the
second hands" are agitating strike. The
spinners propose to hold an Indignation
meeting Saturday next. A recent action of
the Mayor is their grievance. All the in
timidators tried and found guilty and bound
over are baled through the efforts of the
Spinners' Association.
INCREASE IN PUBDLERs' PRICES
PoTTsTowN, Pa, Aug. 5.--The hundred
employees OF the Pottstown Iron Company
were gratlied yesterday by the announce
ment OF an increase of wages, to begin two
weeks hence. Tie puddlers, who now are
getting So 25 per ton, will receive So 60. An
increase in the wages Of the other employees
is in proportion.
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
BLANCHE RosEvELT COMING.


National 4 isoCiatel Press TO the Star.
New YORK, Aug. "a letter from Paris
announces that NJ. Coulon. the Belgian i'm
presario, has engaged Mdlle. Blanche Rose
welt for an extended season in the United
States. Roosevelt will make her debut in
New York in Nerdi's opera, LA Traviata," 1"
i'll September.
BULLY FOR OUR BEER.
American beer took he first prize Mt the
Paris Exposition, and it is now exported to
Australia, France and other countries A
New York brewery firm has contract for
five hundred to thousand barrels month
for France.
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.
The thermometer to-day indicated at 6
a. M. 75o, at 9 a. N. 77o. at noon $40,
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James Smith and G. w. Kingsbury,
who keep the place at 352 W. Fifth street,
were before Commissioner Hooper to-day
on the charge of selling cigars which had
not been stamped. The case was continued
until tomorrow. Smith was taken to Jail
and Kingsbury let go on bond
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VIM. Fl. Dicks, lawyer, whose office
is in Johnston's Building, was arrested this
afternoon on warrant sworn out against
him by Hon. R. NJ. Moore charging him
with chopping down fence ON the prem
ises of the Ex-Mayor. He was taken to the
Ninth-street Station house, where he gave
bonds for his appearance in the Police Court
tomorrow morning.
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Lazy but Effective Fishing.

Asa Walker Jr., and some young com
panions; at Kennedy's upper mill, hass
novel way of fishing. They take q
canoe at night and place torch in tbs
head, and paddle along slowly, giving
the boat rocking motion, and the is6
(jacks) jump at the light, and, landing
in the canoe, are caught without mucE
trouble They caught in one night lass
week one hundred and sixty.
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A FORTUNE FOUND.
Wreck Of the Brother Jonathan Turns
Up at Last.
National Associated Press to the Star.

F'''VT7r'''1 IT I'77U 7 wv 90 FI1O OIar'
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 5.-The wreck of
the steamer Brother Jonathan, which
foundered off Point ST. George, near Cres-
cent City, July, 1865, was discovered a short
time ago. She contained a million in
treasury notes and bullion in the safe.
The finders are entitled to it, as the Gov
ernment claim lalsed alter the expiration
of ten days after the loss. An expedition
is being fitted for its recovery. She lies in
an upright position in twenty-five fathoms
water, about fifty fathoms from the rock
on which she is supposed to have struck.
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Electric Currents.

Albert Penning suicided at'Alton, LII.
Fred Kuhl suicided at Botkins, Ohio.
Disastrous bush fires prevail near King
ston, Ont.
Johnny Kenyon was drowned at South
Bend, Ind.
Mrs Henry Lawrence dropped dead at
Deputy, Ind.
Valentine schaefsr, during a ft, fell
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CINCINNATI. EVENING

into trunk and smothered to death at
Sandusky, o.
Kittie Irwin, frail girl, committed sui
eide at Coleville, Pa.
VIM. Deis barn was burned near Edin-
burg, Ind. Loss $4,000.
An unknown man, aged fifty-ive years,
well dressed, died in barn at Mooretown,
Ind.
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Fourth Edition.
T I'll E L A 7 E S T


National Associated Press to the Star.
SARATOGA, Aug. 5.--Trouble won the
steeple-chase to-day.
QuAKERTowN Pa, Aug 5-Charles Fech-
ter, the actor, is dead.
SAN Francisco, Aug. st snot credited
at Alaska that the Vega is out.
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Capt. Greenburg Hodge.
a noted colored man, who used up snug
fortune during the war enlisting colored
troops, died to-day.
LONDON, Aug. 5.--The steamship Louis
David, from Antwerp for Naples, was
wrecked during fog off Us ant, France.
Twenty persons were drowned.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THE wANDERER RETURNS.

NATIONAL Assoclated Press 70 The Star.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 5.-Secretary Sher-
man returned to Washington last evening.
He expresses himself as very we'll pleased
with his visit to New England, and he feels
confident of complete Republican victory
in Maine. He will go to Ohio very soon to
take part in the canvass in that State.
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Shadows Of Coming Events

The Theodore Thomas Orchestra will rem
der a fine programme at the Summer Night
Concert at the Highland House Belvedere
tonight.
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Cincinnati,


DR.. Minor has purchased the crops on the
farms at Lick Run in the neighborhood of
the Pest-house for $500, and has ordered
the owners to leave the premises at once.
The following dispatch was received by
DR.. Minor this morning:
MEMPHIS, Aug. 5.
Fifteen cases and two deaths since last
report r. NJ. MITCHELL.
Absolom Sears came up from the South
yesterday afternoon on the 0. & NJ. Rail
road. He had few symptoms of yellow
fever, and the quarantine officer, after con
sulting Dr. Minor, removed him to the Hos
pital at "Yellow Jack Hill"
The Delhi folks held another Indignation
meeting last night, but did nothing further
than to appoint another committee to Sc
lect new site for the Quarantine Station,
which DR.. Minor is willing to remove to,
provided one can be found.
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BEYOND THE BRINY.
Death of King AlfOnsO's Sister.
Items of Interest from Ireland's Isle.
Spain.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MADRID, Aug 5.-A dispatch from Escort
MA, announces tie death OF Infanta Maria
Del Pilar second sister of King Alfonso.
The deceased Princess was born June 4th,
1861, so that at the time of her death she
was eighteen years OF age.
The King, who has not yet recovered
from the melancholy into which he was
plunged by the loss of his wife, was greatly
affected by the death of his sister, to whom
he was much attached.
France.
SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
PARIS, Aug. 5.-A serious railway acci-
dent occurred Yesterday on the Nancy g.
Vezelise Line, in which five persons were
killed and thirty injured.
Germany.
CLERICALs TOO sANGUINE.
BERLIN, Aug. Sit is generally believed
here that the Clercals are too sanguine re-
Bpectng the forthcoming settlement.
THE MEMBER FROM ERFUET.
The town of Erfurt has elected Herr Won
Locus member of the Reichstag by ma
jority Of 5000.
Great Britain.
GENERAL VOTE OF THANKS.
LONDON Aug. 5-The House of Lords
and House of Commons last night passed
vote of thanks to the officers and men en-
gagged in the Afghan campaign. The Home
Rulers and Radicals objected to Lytton be-
ing included in the vote, and moved to
omit his name, but thcy were defeated by
large majoritics in both Houses.
roNvEvrroN Or rpIstI FlPNrpc
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Richard Hazelett, near Cloverdale, Ind,
while taking his revolver from the bed, ac-
cidentally discharged it, injuring himself
fatally in the stomach.
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Clara Louise kellogg is said TO have taken
years supply of Magnolia Balm abroad
with her. Unnecessary; for it is sold every
where.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Feeling of Greater Security at
Memphis.

Special to the Star
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 5--11 A. M.-Three
new cases we're reported this morning:
Annie Johnson, Emma Hollander and
Lizzie Gressom and one death, George
Getz's son. Threats were made to burn
the bridge near Camp Marks yesterday,
and company of colored guards were
placed to defend it. Two of the parties
Ed. Crute and his brother, were arrested.
A. B. PICKETT.
National Associated Press to the Star
INDICATIONS OF RETURNING CONTIDENCE.
MEMPuIs, Aug. So A. M-The weather
this morning is apparently hot and sultry
with the sky partly oyerhung with clouds
The sick are generally doing we'll A num-
Der of towns on the Mississippi & Tennessee
Railroad have raised the quarantine, so as
to admit supplies, which are greatly
needed. Drays loaded with provisions and
other stores going to the depot presents the
first indication OF returning confidence.
The official report closed last night
with fifteen new cases and two deaths,
Father Doyle being one OF the latter.
NO NEW CASES AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-No new cases of
yellow fever or deaths have been reported
from the quarantine in the past twenty
four hours.
MORE TENTS WANTED.
WASHINGTON Aug 5. Colonel Casey
Young yesterday received a request from
DIR. Thornton, President OF the Memphis
Board of Health, asking that five hundred
additional tents be sent to that city. Col.
Young has referred the request TO Secretary
McCrary.
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Mrs. Lowell, the wife of the poet and
Minister to to Snain; is recovering from
dangerous attack of tvphus fever.
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Henry Hooten was killed and Joseph
Graham badly injured by boiler expIo-
sion near Greensburg, Ind.
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Our druggists keep for sale Halls VeeeS
able Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best prena-
ration ever made for restoring the vitality
and color of the hair.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Pittsburg.

NATIONAL IRON AND STEEL woRKERs-HE-
RoIC CONDUCTOR INJURED.
Special to the Star.
PITTsBuRG, Aug. 5.-The tenth annual
Convention Of the National Association of
the Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers of the United States is in ses-
sion to-day at Youngstown, Ohio. The
meeting is an important one. A large
number of delegates are present.
Mr.. Murphy, freight conductor on the
Panhandle Road, in rescding young lady
from the track in front of the train this
morning, wasbadly hurt. The young lady
escaped uninjured.
Louisville.
Special to the Star
DRUNKEN DARKEY DROWNED-MISSING TIGHT
ROPE MAN-CARvING, ETC.
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-A party of men
from a drunken froic at Riverside, last
evening, upset their skitf and one of them,
a colored man, was drowned.
Leroy, the tight-rope performer, has
been missing since Sunday. He gave signs
of insanity and it is feared he has suicided.
In a ferocious knife fight at Preston and
Main streets late last night, Charles Mar
shall and Lucy Simmons were terribly
carved.
Thomas Willard, private watchman at
the United States Marine Hospital, has
been lodged in Jail, charged with cutting
and woundng Edward Scantling on Port,
land avenue
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea SteHett Co.,
% West Third street:
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st. Louis.
HEALTH COMMISSIONER INDIcTED-sMITH GoE
UP-KILLED BY AN OFFICER.


UP-KILLED BY AN OFFICER.
Special to the Star.
ST. Louis, Aug. 5.-Health Commissioner
Francis, indicted for corruption and OPP
preston in Office has surrendered himself
and been released in 5000 bonds.
Mr.. 0. Smith, who attempted to murder
Mrs. Sterling, went to the Penitentiary at
jefferson City this morning on an eight
years sentence.
An unknown male foater aged about
fifty was found in the river this morning.
Mr.. John W. Norton, manager of De-
Bars, and his wife, Emma Stockman, were
robbed of their gold watches while return
ing from Coney Island to New York.
Late last night a disreputable negro
named Jackson, in attempting to escape
from Officer Hogan, was shot and killed by
the latter. Hogan is under arrest
Indianapolis.
DRUNKEN TRAMP DAMAGED-ANoTHER OHIO
MAN. ETC.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 5.-The. Raper, q
drunken tramp, was dangerously cut in a
uSlll ldSI illSill Oll lllc dlNulla uIluSe.
A big crowd listened to De La Matyr at
the circle last night.
Jack Monks, an employe of the Udell
Ladder Works, was fatally injured by being
struck on the abdomen by piece of bark,
the blow bursting his bladder
Reuben Stephen Rogers, an inmate OF the
City Hospital, died yesterday of old age,
being eighty-seven years of age. Among
his effects were found an old family Bible,
a pension Of the war of 1912, preacher S
license dated 1S49, pair of blue jeans
pants worn during the war of 1872 pair
of socks knitted by his mother in $780, and
private's coat worn in the late war, which
he requested might be placed on him when
he was buried. He claimed to be worth
$40, 600 and to own farm IN Ohio. He was
buried from the hospital this morning.
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says that a man named Fiddler at Blue
River Headwaters was blown up by the
premature explosion of blast. His skull
was crushed, and he lived only short
time.
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Pensions! Increase Arrears !!

A W. MCCORMICK, PIXIES OPERA BUILD
IA ING, proCures Original Pensions for $40.
Must file declaration before July 1850. or lose ar
rears Increase or no fee. All soldiers 4 disabled
and widows { those who die OF the service, all
soldiers OF 1872 and widows are entitled to pen
sons. Has books giving history Of all United
States soldiers. Circulars and arrears blanks free.
IT
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-STORE AND OFFIClS-Desirable
Il rooms for stores and offices in the new build
ing, on Sixth ST., next east OF the Gazette Build
street jy3D-lit
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nR T. WOOD HAS REMOVED FROM NO
H. liz West sixth street TO No. 81 West Eighth
street, between Vine and Race. iyA.lstIh,S Ia
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DATENTS, CAVEATS AND TRADE MARKS
L procured. Special rates for fees Circulars
ney, Apollo Building, corner Fifth and Walnut
streets. au45t
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INOR RtNT - ROOM - Nicely furnished front
Il room, second story, for two gentlemen at No.
POI George street. lat
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ ADMINISTRATIONS do general house.
w work in small family. Call at 50 Elizabeth
street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T AIDES GO TO 2s AND 25 ARCADE AND
4 ] examine the large stock Of scrap pictures
fancy English stationery, velvet frames visiting
cards copies for painting panel pictures, new nos-
elites. &c, cheap au5-3tTu, Tbs
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE.-Good route on this paper In
IL quire al this Office at O'Clock. ue
DOR SALE-GR0CERY-Stock and fixtures q
/ a retail grocery: also horse and wagon. For
particulars inquire 1t $50 Walnut street
jyl0Th,S S&Tutf
EOR SALE-MERCHANT TAILORING BUST-
Il NEsS-Best trade; good prices and pay saIis-
factory; reference; sell with or without goods II.
L. WOLF 4 CO. Pomeroy, Ohio. jy305t
LOST.
7 OST-COW-White heavy set COW, both can
i split Lost or wandering somewhere in Gov.
ington. reward Of S. will be paid if returned
to l13 Austin street. CovinstOn, KY au26te
REMOVALS.
DR T. WOOD HAS REMOVED FROM NO
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Tabl fifst-cass, rates reasonable.
D3l George street. opposite ShIliLo's. LIT
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DOARDING-Firs class table, nicely furnished
Drooms. SS Mcfarland street, northeast corner
of Plum. LIT
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WANTED - -SITUATION-By a practical con-
wv fectioner. Apply to Y. NJ C. A., Sixth and
Elm streets.