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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICE!
OFF FOR oEADwooD.

We will sell our entire stock Of Gen,s'
Furnishing Goods, Cigars and Tobaccos
Fancy Groceries. Trunks and vAises, DC.
way below cost. Call and ~ for yourself
NEW YORK STORE.
THIRD ST.. YANKTOS. DAKOTA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., l
will send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered BY a missionary in South Ameri.
ca. Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rev: JOSEPH T. 1NNAN, Station d, Nes
York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

What u the ~ Of gswm,sg il when DR..
Dix, al his oi6cs ii SAwyer's block 10 In
ser6ug The BEsT QuALIrr Of artificial teeth
n Hieea deQass pr ~, reports 70 the coatsa-
~ notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
0 SALE CHAP

We offer the four acres of land ana large
two story house formerly owned By Nslse
Allen, liz North Yankton, fornls cheap and
- 's''''>''' '''''' ADLER ! onnxAs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

Free Lunch every morning at Fred
Lerch's Brewery Hall, Third Street, between
Cedar and Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.

Mn. E. ]. Coggins invites the ladies Of
Yankton to examine her stock of Millinery
Goods, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10th
and 18th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

Dr.. W. II. H. Brown. deslisl, Union
Block, Yank.on.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

The place 10 get your moneys worth II
the Tvoli aloon, whers yea End the coolies
Milwaukee Lager Beer on drsught, a.d .
fine free lunch every morning from . 10
1890, and Saturday nights from 9to 1880
r. N.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch At Frank
t. 90
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
LAmps-EtEGANr AND CHEAP.

Just received and for sale very cheap, an
elegant assortment of lamps and chande-
liers, at A. Schandein's. corner Broad way
Snd Third.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To.
bacco.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofice at Yank,on,
Yankton county, D. T, October Sd, 1879.
If not called for in 80 days will be sent
to the Dead Letter office:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

When you want Z choice can Of fresh ovs.
tiers 90 TO
WALTER II. CARR'a.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-06

Regular council meeting tonight.
The land o~fRcefeurtes eelveu in Saturdays
Issue for the quarter ending September 30th,
instead Of for the month of September.
The TEiee1pM, for vhest to-day Wal 80
cents for No. I. and IS cents for No. 2.
The Excelsior mills received three hundred
, 1879-03-08
RALkI HORSES.

The society for the prevention of cruelty
to Animals puts forth the following rules for
the treatment of balky horses, which will
bear reproduction:
|. Pat the horse upon the neck, examine
the harness carefully, first on one side and
then on the other, speaking eucouragingly
while doing SO. Then jump into the wagon
and give the word 50; generally he will
obey
= \ teamster in Maine says he can start
the worst balky horse by taking him oul of
the shafts and making him go round III a
circle till he is giddy. Ii the first dance of
this sort doesn't cure him, the second will.
). To eure balky horse, simply place
your hand over the horse nose and shut off
his wind till he wants to 20, aid then let
him Co.
Else brain vf the horse seems to enter
tam but ene Ifea at time; therefore con-
tinued whIppin. only confirms his stubborn
resolve. IT you can by any means give him
new s,rbject to think of yea Will generally
have no trouble in starting him. 4 simple
remedy is to take couple of turns OF stout
twine around the tu-e leg. Just below the
knee tIgbt enough for the horse to feel, and
tie 1t III bowknot. At the first check, he
vii. go dancing off and after going short dis
tance yon can get out and remove the string
TO prevent injury to the tendon IN Your fur
ther drive.
). Take the tail OF the horse between the
hind legs, and lie It by cord to he saddle
gir;h,
- Tie a strng around the horses ear,
I close To the hea}.
, 1879-03-08
Rates on Up Freight.
SPECIAL FREHGIDTS.

ri1ros, Billiard Tables Furniture Glass. Glass
w,rr muri its contents in Otherwise. Queens
ware. Marble and Castings, taken only at OWN
sk OF damage hYeakace ee l'T-ke.a'-
Acids, Tnrpentinrs, Bsun,rry FlnH's, ora. sai 81
otlcr liqniis, in cans e her vessels, 1t owusrS
risk oi leakage.
Fgyys taken or.ly nj owners risk of rrc7N -9r
Fruits Vegetables, and all other perish..,,e on
erty. at owners risk OF frost decay.
Furniture not loxed, and all Agricri II ~
Mechanical Implements, >ct up knOckml Low ,,
at owner risk of 2ainaee and ,hafing ,Pak rye
Nor will the Company he RESP. ns!e for deici"ncc-
part unless the specially recriptcd 10
, 1879-03-08
DOWN SPECIAL RATES.

Merchandise, FRUIT aul Vegetables, sare rates
n owe rcr ton measurement
Wool. sev,n ,i,ii.rS p'r ton weight EH"f ni,les
o,ch 10 cents
Wo, Sand Stone and 1--we stock nj aereeI cn
Istrs up down, by car lOsl.
Fast freight rates IS Per ION, mp down,
ceivet from delivered 10 htl,is.
All freigh not ':slIssseri Ies,re p n. ca ned
.er it is received AT the deiot> viii be n,.i
owners expense anil risk.
Ard all freight received ,.t depot~ xiii he
risk of fire until shipfel delivered 10
An hills payable IN gold con- b.fo,e deii,' nf
..eirht.
, 1879-03-08
NOTICE.
CNIrrp STATES LASn on

CNITfD SlArIS LANn OTFICI,
W&a Vala, February 9Th 1879.
ftoMPLAINr HAVINCs BEEN EN-
y tered ut thn o.isc. by JAMES HALL
81 Cniambia county, against JAMES W.
GEORGE, for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No 27, Gated October 80 1873, upon
the NJ. SW an6 81, NW4, Section - Town
ship North, Rtnge IS East. in Columbia
county, ". T.. with a view to the cancellation
Of said entry, the said parties are hereby sum
of April. 1Sis It one O'Clock, p Y, to respond
and furnish testimony coneerlisss SAIL alleged
abandonment.
L <, HARRISON, Register.
ALEX REED. Ieceixer 95w
, 1879-03-08

The Graphic evolves from its poetic soul
the following among other predictions for
1879
Colonel Bob Ingersoff viii he converted by
Mr.. Moody, and will preach a series OF re-
vlvAl meetings at Ocean Grove.
Theodore Tiiton and Mr.. Beecher will
start new family journal OF highly moral
character, entitled The Reanion. Mr. Moul-
tou will be manager, and Miss Bessie Tur-
ner viii coatriu;,te art aad theatrical Cos
SIP.
Mr.. Dana and President Hayes win be-
come reconclle,', and Mr. Dana will aseep,
the pesitiea Of munster to Berlin. Before
sailing ipr his new home, he viii take the
total abstinence pie.lse from the kAn.ls Of
Mrs. Hayes. and he decorated with the blue
ribbon of the Murphy association.
The Washington monument will be fin
,shed.
, 1879-03-08
MRS SKINNER o. WOM.S., RIGHTS.

Miss Presidenl--I an here to day foe the
purpose of discussing woman rights.
As 4 success, man Is failure. and bless
my stars that my mother was woman.
not only maintain these principles, but
maintain shiftless husband besides.
They say man WAS created first Sp"sin lie
WAS: Amt first experiments always fail
ures,
The only decent thing about him MAS rib,
and that vent to making some, hing better
And then they throw IL into our face
about Eve taking Al apple.
Ill bet tive dollars that Adam boosted her
up the tree, and only gave her the core.
And what did he do when he was found
ont,
True To his ma.ouliae instincts. he sneaked
behind Ewes Grecian Bend, aInl sand l.:
"Twan't me-'twas her." Aud waman has
had 10 father everything mean >lucc-ai!d
mother l., too ,
What We want is the h.lioi: and the bal
lot were bound to have, II We let down oIr
back hair and SWIM III a sanguinary Sea.
Bring up Your little daughter To love and
caress the ballot. and when they are old and
svrawny. they will not depart from it.
Teach them that gssn occapies no position
that wonIaa canno. I'LL to q pair oi
pants
Teach them that without ,he lellus woman
is simply cooking and washing IN chime
that with it she can just rule hex little ruOst
Give 'em little ballots to play with.
We have plenty Of ballOt-girls, but wha
we want is ballot women.
The male creature now sitting on thr
platform, whom the law cumpels me to cal
husband, says have got ballot on the BRAIN
He says sleep with ballot under NY
pillow. aud dream that am commander /,
chief of large army of ballots, and All
cleaning out everything that looks like th'
male SEX while aa.e band plays,
See the conquerins hero cometh!' y
Such remarks shom thst man was create,
lower than the beasts oi the ses. the carricl
of the air, or the rhinoceros- upon the prai
Ties.
, 1879-03-08

O<E ScIESriEIC ErCF,fTXTIoN ALWAYS
MAKES ASovHEE Ne. ESS,KY. This seieE-
titie frontier dnrt. Ine has been the cause Cf
many wars, and the trouble is that one Sci
entitic rcctii!crtlon ALWAYS .e.H,s to rcntier a
subsequent one necessary. At Dresden, Ma.
pocon |. insisted that the possession OF the
Hanse towns was needed in o-,!.r to give a
scientific frontier to the French Empire, be-
cause it already included Holland, and be-
ing defeated by those who took an opposite
view, lost his throne. Napoleon III hank
cred after the Rhine as scientific frontier,
and frequently proved that by every rule of
international science Belgium ought to be-
long TO him. Germany, after the French
war. came to the conclusion that 4 SAGE
ought to form her scientific frontier, but her
military men opiued that the possession of
Alsace involved necessarily that Of Lorraine,
so Alsace and considerable portion of Lor-
raine were aided to the German Empire,
but it is now felt that the Emire cannot be
scientifically rounded in except by the ac-
QUESTION of Holland. Russia managed to
get hold of Fid.aud add Poland, not. Of
course, because she was ambitious of terri
tory. but because OF the military eyigencies
OF her frontier Austria never loses for the
same cSus22, occasion to laS hands
up6n all she III a., the cas era shores oi il.c
Adriaic Italy has m,. aged to get hoi.l "f
a | south of the Alps, hus she is not ss,.-
fed. for her | &" Ui.-r Is not safe unless Stv
can somehow acquire he sou. hern valleys al
the Tyrol AMI Trieste Poor little Denmark
faneied that she ou,h, TO have the Ducies
OF Schleswis anl Holsteir: but she was
S,eediIy undcccived, for Prussia vas under
the painful necessity OF tal:in. these Duchics
away from her, Ill order to form I iiefensibe
frontier for Germany. In the United States
they call the scientific frontier doctrine
manifest destiny" California and Texas
were taken from Mexico by the disciples Of
manifest destiny, and many expeditions
have been organized for the same cause
against Cuba. There are, indeed, Americans
Who would pnsh this doctrine SO far as to
claim Canada. As for the South Ameri-
can States, they are seldom long at peace
with each other, for they are perpetually
engaged in rival endeavurs to ohtain scien-
titic frontiers at the expense vi their neigh
Lors.
, 1879-03-08

--yrr- Tie ciia .rs of the Mia WalEa 6 W. llnl,
TraISfrr Company down fright tI.,E>s;sli"l To
o. y. ~ Co s inttS, inelnIng the burinrss 81 tc.-
war,iing, Is III ceniS per ton And on up frci2u
tc.veri iron, o. :. " Co.'S lp.ts and fnrw.rr,ier 20
6ea;s per ton. Al! down freight, for forward slip
b.s.., rot cnri 10 larti's AT Wallula, wilt
m ovcr in ms Transfer Company to frw:.d.
=. =. l. sAEG,
Presitleut ". ". & g. Z: Il. 20.
NLIIA W.LL. Jrruary 10, IS.9- T..
, 1879-03-08
THE HOME

tf,1S recipes Tor practical di,hss h.
ihak,ng clothing and tor keeping nm I;t' = =, ID
L.sest fashions at the lowest pricr. - ae
OF cooking OF economy suggested in NJ, ia
per,ment Is Practically tested by e,rs, s q
fore publication Letters from cur D.. t
London correspondents on the yerv lat. ~
ions Hhe Home Department Of tbs rAs
Heratd will save the housewifs NOR tn
hundred times tss price Of the paper tn n.s
, 1879-03-08
The FARM DEP,RT,sp,,

OF the Weekly Herald gives the lat.
the most practical suggestion, AMI - I'd
~ ieiatns to the dates as "a, f.rnc, u alscS,e
fo,r raising Cattle, Poultry, Grain, T; Ta nef, aa
tables, etc. with suggestions for 80; w
inSs and farming utensils in repa:r '1 nm pga
supplemented by well-e,Ii.ed dlhs Ihs !
widely copied, under th. head q PNlnent
, 1879-03-08

MasEY can make q nan -netorsoss,
bat cAanot make him respectable. But
sne-hsf the people do not knoa the dif-
ference
, 1879-03-08

All kinds # JOB Prin.in, done at this osa,ii,
, 1879-03-08

the Ia vlade
he iaImw hive
of n.uf {be -
ehen which
OF
al m org aus, eflv At oh-veil
he iihh r2H&s Iarro OF soeMg ee All the VII
through 4ncG uboIin3
Nj ihe,ou.a-
simply mike heene dons
hooeonhc The work.
he eN.-leti~ viking -uets -sYant,
, 1879-03-08
VIM. PFUNDER & CO..
Drusxists aDd APssheearses'
tim R,r|land. 0ress1.

TEATING'S COUGH LOZENGk.S. lhs
~ Great British Remedy. There Is unque- e.
tionably no other remedy so esrtAah !.
and DIsoBpERs Of TIE THROAT alike yield -
its influence. The biggest medical testrmon.
states no better ee,e for these complaints ehn
lnow proved By Owe half q century se1Perenr.,
They contain no opiuna, norphiar q any W.
lent drug. KEArING's Couch IOzEScS: p
pared by THOMAS KEArrNc, London, brss,9,
are sold by al dsway;sAa Agents for tne .sc
fic coast, RRDISGToN L Co. anil CHAs- L. a.
LEY 4 Co., San Francisco 2-SA
, 1879-03-08
FARM w .AGONS.

lhe E. Nasor o Zoe -,
. IT. o ia
r 10
Olc Tbs IN Ire
, 1879-03-08
TIE PRODUCE MIREFr

Spo,tkr, new, at hone ami abroad. toc.,k.-
with story every weel. sermon hy .e..
eninent divine, Literary, Musical. Dr,n,,;.
Personal and Se.. Note There Is no narrr !,
tae world which cuntaIns senuch news m,.,.. :.
every week as the Weekly H.raid, which =.
seat, postage free. for One Dolla.. Yor -,
:. .,,l,>c..-ih.. ~ Ann, IL >-N
, 1879-03-08
SKILLED LABOR

&c locked aite::. end everything ,el,,;,. i,
mechanics and laborsavingi is careiullS rsr"'s %
There Is pse devoted 10 all the lai.s, Vu,uea ,S.
of the business markets, Crops, Me-rs.,s;....'
etc. \ valuable feature is found in III. ,..s;:.,
ly reported prices and conditions of
, 1879-03-08
United States and the Plague.

This dreadful scourge is now on its
desolating march from the marshes of
Russia to Germany, and is staying Its
tens of thousands az relsltlessly As when,
nearly three thousand yesrs ago, it swept
off seventy Thousand people from the
Holy Lamb 81 when, thousand years Ia
ter, it iszllegedto have destroyed million
lives in Numidia and Carthage, or in
another thousand years, when it swept
over the whole ciyh1:zcd world.
1t is the very scourge of scourges, baf-
fling all attempts to escape. and all skill
to cnre. Science, medical culture,
bravery, hope, all stand powerless be-
fore the monster On il gees, sweeping
down rich and poor, high and low, great
and humble, stopping only when met by
some counter or miehner influence.
All Europe il in state OF excitement
over the rapid spread Of the epidemic
from the Caspian swamps to the ports OF
the Baltic, from which it might easily
spread into Holland and Germany, and
thence throughout the continent
The German government has already
taken the alarm. and although the ma'a
DIV has not yet passed east Of Moscow,
every arrangement is Ilsade In the power
Of science TO arrest its dreadful approach.
What all this preparation amounts 10
remsins to be seen, bat this is right and
proper and ought nss to Ne disregarded
by any people in The eovrse of the conta-
gion, or having any coRmWnseatien with
The affected districts.
1t is for these reasons that some pre-
cautious ought to be taken in this country.
We are in daily receipt of goods and pas
sengers from the ports Of Germany and
the cities of The Baltic, as we'll as from
those of the Black Sea. and from Con-
stantinople, in which the scourge may
reasonably he expected to rage How
the disease may he imported is not known.
Its subtilty has defied detection, but it IS
known that it travels quick and far, and
that 1t was never more fatal than now.
What its effect would be in this climate
is not known, but it is on record thai in
the fourteenth century Paris lost 90 900
Of her people and London upwards of
100000 during the prevalence of this
plague.
The arrival of single infected ship
into one Of our sea ports may bring the
seeds of this disease, verse than all
others known 10 rs, and these may be
soon scattered among our people by
means of our rapid and general means of
communication.
If it ever comes to the United States
it will undoubtedly reach the Pacific
coast; the cholera got here even when
immigrants We're days and weeks apart
from each other, n"rhing stayed IFS
rava3es, and now -a-,lays when We are i'll
hourly communication with the East it is
hardly possible We shall escape. But
- time enough when it reaches our
eas,erH shores 10 put onr houses in order
~~.~--r-- --S>--- -.~,-----
, 1879-03-08

NIEDntE EG NOTE PAPER, extra fac
w 70. - - STA ISM ~ Office.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
Editorial 6uinnlngs.

Canes will be worn this winter on boys
backs D.I- It.f
The new Chief Of Police is pronounced
simply Alec-ant. .D( ~ r...<
Oysters are going down as the winter
sets in in earnest tz
Purses should not be used so short that
you can see the bottom of them.
The reason that the old W(h)ig party
was short lived was because it presented false
front. "t FE- ~
Tie plumber consults the thermome-
ter frequently to see what the chances are to get
little change
1t is thought that, Ben. Butler might
be elected To be an angel IT, the quest could be
squarely put in Massachusetts, :,
The question now agitating us is
whether the burglars will steel their hearts and
jimmies against the new Chief Of Police.
An Americus, Georgia, mule ate an old
genteman's eye glasses the other day. says an ex-
change 1t was doubtless an Arab mule, aud
thought they were SO same
The New York Tribune wears Just the
same dress sunday that 1t does week days. This
docs not make any parii ;ular difference with It,
since It don't go " church.
/ We see by an exchange that they are
running .'Other Mems Wives at an Eastern thea
ter. 1t is more than some people this way can do
to run their own wives without getting their heads
broke.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
A Reading of D0mbey.
ICharles DickenS]

Apropos of children, there was one
gentleman at the "Little Dombey" yes
terday morning, who exhibited, or rather
concealed, the profoundest grief. After
crying good deal without holding it, he
covered his face with both his hands and
laid it down on the back Of the seat be-
fore him, and really shook with emotion;
He was not in mourning, but l supposed
him to have lost some child in old time.
There was remarkably good fellow OF
thirty or so, too, who found something 50
very ludicrous in "Toots," that. he could
not compose himself at all, but laughed
until he sat wiping his eyes with his
handkerchief. And when he felt
"Toots" coming again he began to laugh
and wipe his eyes afresh, and when he
came he gave kind of cry, as if it were
too much for him. 1t was uncommonly
droll, and made me laugh heartily.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

Commission remains and the police force Is
not turned over to him. OF course it is
nice to have little authority, but the
management of the police has ruined the
political career of many one
The Volksblatt says: Cincinnati is again
the Paris of America. Common and un-
common labor was performed yesterday
without interference. The Sunday cloud
has passed away. The theaters were all in
full operation.
The Freie Presse says II Mr. B. Eggles,
ton does not desire to injure the plans OF
his political future he should not on ac
count of the appointment of Mr.. A: Q.
Sands as Chief of Police, let himself bt
corrected into working for the retention Of
that public nuisance called euphoniously
our Board of Police Commissioners The
overpowering majority of our citizens pei!
emptorily demands the abolishing of thi
Board. and every Republican politician
from this city, who opposes this demand
either openly or negatively, will kill him
self for the future.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
OUR BUSY MEN.
Here and There Among Our Hives Of
Industry. .....

Mr.. M. Clements is the contractor for the
iron work used in the Virgins building,
on the corner of Fifth and Vine streets
Work in all our manufacturing establish;
ments is quite brisk for this season OF the
year, and it speaks we'll for the revival of
trade.
Mr.. James Logan, the newly appointed
Government Store-keeper is holding forth
at the distillery of Maddux, Hobart & Co.,
on Gest street, west OF Millcreek.
Some of our large manufacturing estab-
lishments are operating only nine hours
per day, but the prospects are favorable for
steady demand for goods this winter.
Chas. Wolff has built new addition to
his meat store, and is making every prepar-
alton necessary for better facilities in meet
ing the requirements of his customers.
Mr.. Alex. d. Cunny is making several
patent models, to be sent to Washington,
D. G. He is also very busy getting out
other work at his extensive pattern shop.
All our cloak manufacturers are doing a
rushing business and give employment to
good many women, some of the largest
places turning out hundreds of the articles
each week.
The Cincinnati & Newport Iron & Pipo
Company are casting the large cylinder for
the new elevator to be erected in Franks
grocery house, at the corner of Race and
Sixth streets.
Mr.. Lou. Quinn was about as "busy" one
day last week as he ever was. He had
stuck lighted pipe in his pocket which
set fire to his coat, and caused him to jerk
it off at lightning speed.
Sam. GLADDEN., an old wood turner, who
formerly resided in this city, is now living
at Omaha. Neb., where he is carrying on the
grocery business. 1t is astonishing to know
how many mechanics have gone out West
and are doing we'll.
Walters 4 Barrett's large factory. on the
corner of Freeman avenue and Ninth street,
is doing a livelier business than it has done
for some time past, at this season of the.
year. 1t is a large concern, and gives en-
ployment to large number of hands.
All our pork. houses are now in full blast,
ard business in the vicinity of Camp Wash
ington, along the avenue, presents lively
appearance, droves of hogs being constant
ly received, to say nothing of the immense
quantities arriving every day by the cars
Slaughtering in this region is fine art.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15
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CENTS per line, or 81 per square of eight
lines, agate measure. In Weekly, 20
CENTS per line.
Address THE STAR.
230 Walnut Street, Cincinnati O.