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- : : Z - : s ~ 81 l,
- - 3: - my Gf)oDS. NOTIONS, &c.
p.S.23 :. : go IsT4 q <
E - 8 - - 81
=, ], ,., 80 y,oco,rhar com
On tile io.n " ~,
mencine dit 10 o'clock. we Will sell by catalogue,
a., Mr., O Eayernor street. without lint
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DEPARTURES OF sTEauvrN

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old e@ss
H Dominion Steamship Company',axkA.N
steamship WYASOkF. Captain Couch viii -;
FRIDAY. December 18th. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ " 'S'
Freight received unit! O'Clock =. ".
Through bills Of iading signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, son,h
east, and west; also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Csbin fare to New York, $l2; :trcrage Sc and
SS. =. ~ ~D0
For freight or passage apply to
6. W. ALLEN c CO., Agents.
de- 1C-3t ComDany's Wharf. RockptIs
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,irIltllunl
wsgpSEspaY s.. DEcEssBEE 70, ~ 1879 9.
usr,sa,SscrIan S1iniatar ssesaor sa s. - =
-, 81 UNITY. s

NpUy s,Rrgsxs, December sf ns res J.
,,.s y .m synod on Mississipp etiloracsng
nc states sc Mississippi and LOUISIANA, ~. ~
aN reees,t meeting, ard after an exhsuss'ss
d;,cnssion, sustained The appeal Of aey. o.
p D Inn sron the Presbytsry OF Lonisiana,
rss,,sinr 10 remove Its sentence q snspe en-
sion and ordered that body, N view y a, al
The facts elected, TO restore MN " WHY eAS
fully 10 church and gospel ministry.
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sIs. EusI.as. g1ss
1sllrr,s eIlIs
Symptoms orr ToRpID LIVER.


f.o,s III Appetite, Bowels fostive;; Pain in. the
Head Win fss,I ssneaIiop it,s back Pain
YTaaer me ShonIdcf -Hiade; Eniiieas - tsc,
with djssneiinatsnn to exerttc OF body or nina
rrrttahisisy OF Te,npe Low spsrfts, VIII feeiinR
az baf,nR neglected some duty: Weariness. nzzt-
ness F1ultering as the Dots Before tne rye
Yelcw Skin; Headache, generay over tns TIL
bsye: Rest,essness, With asfll dreams: Highly
ste4orcd Urine. M y, &.
IN THESE WARNINGS ARE .UNHEEDED Sc Sc,
RIous DISEASES Will SOON
| BE DEVELOPED.
/ TuTT,s PILLS are especially adapted 70 such sue
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling ~
60 assonish the sufferer.
/ CONSTIPATION
Only witt, regularity OF The bowels can perfect
heaYtb be enjoyed II the constipation ~ OF recent
datc ]. SINGLE dose Of TUFTS PILLS Win sumee'
Int ,f a has become habituai one pill snouH De
fatan every night. gradually lessenins tue IRE.
oucncy of The dose until a regular daily movement
II obtaired, which viii soon follow.
practice Of twenty years prGnon aneS
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-biiions meolcine s'eA
made" go; 4,
Rev. r. F. osgood, New York, says: - No..
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomacn an anu ms 60
1e TT hss fnT % are
a aF FsntsiEsnss MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau 15-eodtFe19l -
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BY virtue of certain deed cf trust executed d., by
j. G. johnson and wife, duted the 22d day OF May,
1871 TO me as trustee rccorc ed in the clerks office
of the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richm1nn ID
the premises, by public auction- on FRIDAY me
10Th day or December, 1879. ut me hour OF
O'Clock r. H.. being required so To 90 by the bene-
6ciary and holder of notes secured default hnTins
been made in their payment, the above truly VAIL
UABLE PROPERTY. The stables are well known
ana centrally located, and are well built. and are
considered desirable fer the purposes for which
thew are used The capacity Is considerable for the
sale and livery business The lower or eastern sta,
western stable and lot fronts So Feet by !43 feet
inches. A plat Of the whole proneriy VIII be eX-
hibited at hour OF sale, at which time fun par1c-
lars and Information will lie given OF the boundaries
and Interest above described. A.
Special attention Is called to this sale and parties
interested in this class of property WHO wish 10 IN
vest are lnyi'ed aud requested 10 ATTEND this SALE
TERMS, UNDER DEED, WILL BE: cash as TO COST
and expenses of ralr and suiclcncy TO nay OF the
two notes OF $500 and $1,000 respectively one.
amounting to 81, 90, with Interest from tue 26n
day of November, 1879; the residue upon such
terms as will be announced at hour of sale.
K. A. MEAGHER, Trustee.
ROnEE r B, LINE, Auctioueer. &c
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By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucitoneer,
1912 Main street..

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THE INTEREST OF JAMES C. JOHNSON
IN THE LARGE AND yALUBLE
STABLE PROPERTY
LOCATED ON FRANKLIN AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS,
SAID INTEREST BEING ONE HALE OF THE
NEW STABLE, THE MOST EASTERN,
AND THE LOT UPON WHICH IT STANDS
AND ONE FOURTH INTEREST IN THE
OLD STABLE AND LOT,
-i': THE MOST WESTERN STABLE.
SAID PROPERTY IS NOW OCCUPIED BY
PETER PAUL. ESQ, .=
Alta GOOD RENTAL. AS A SALE, LIVERY
AND sTOCK-sTABLE.
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HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern Improvements, OF =
sizes. desirably located, for sale on ACCoAMO'
DATING TERMS.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1ENS
" COMPANY. s~zt6stx
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dIspatcl, one OF their splendid
atcamers--CLD DOMINION. WYANOKE. ISAAC
SELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY
FRlDEY, ard SUNDAY az high water.
These shps are entirely new, and were built
pressy for this route.
Trey tsve splendid saloons, s'ats-roors. and bath
ro5lnS.
The iara, accommodations, and atten tons are IN.
SURPASSED.
Ships going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot Of Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
Pier 43, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight received dntI4 ) =. VI daily.
Fre.gAts for points beyond New York for"trt q
with dispatch, ana no charge made except acsTs els
peRses incurred.
ae.
For further information apply 20
GEORGE W. ALIEN i CO., Agents,
1,uIo Sfica E,,piGinV'r wisrypS Rockets.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH sISREh
[ MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ..zs.ss:.sass ls
RIVER AND TIE Fast VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Unul farther no.
tee the steamers OF th.e ue vii male trt- wHel
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESp h |,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and RichT"Ec
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
Meeting al Philadelphia with C'yde's Ne" England
Line for Fall River. .,..,.,.,..
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily U1tli . o'clock r. VI.
JAdES W. MCtAHRLk,
General Sou. crn Agent. Richm6n1, Va.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE CO.,
Genera Managers,
no23 Ne. ~ South %hssYe5. Pn'adGiph,E.
ID iCHMOND, YORK RlNERSTrLHaI
IGAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. ss sa4asss-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRASsPO!lA'
TIOS COMPANY, , ~.
Trr oueh-freight route between Richmond va.
an boston, Providence. and all New England ci'l"S
steamers leave VEST POINT, VA" ou racH
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY * j. n""H; con-
aectng with trains from RICHMOND. ,.,...
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each [ Is
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shiyAnenLs from Boston ofn Boston and
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
:. -.-. II. II. DOUGLAS, Superine":ehs.
, V.D. GEOSER. General Agent. app
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FURNITURE.

ESPECIAL n OTlCE.-ON EASYA
SIIITS or PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR ITS !
NITURE-Just received, fhe largest and best
assortment Of Parlor Suits ever before offered In the
city at prices not equalled by any. Full line OF Wall
nut and Poplar Snfts, Sdeboards, Bookcases, Hat
Racks-Queen, East Lake. and other styles; Fancy,
Easy, and Folding Chairs, for Christmas presents.
Our stock tsfnt IN every particular It VIII be 10
your tnterestto eaH. 2. GATHRlGHTt & SON,
de4 fzrz5I|3 16 Governor street.
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COMMISSIONERS nFFlCk'}

COMMISSIONERS tfIlth't
RICHMOND, No, enibcr "a, 1879.
The parties interested are hereby notified ma!
have fixed on WEDNESDAY the 2itb daj 81 nc
cember 1879, at IL O'Clock NJ. as he th.c 1nr vi
office. on Eleventh street between Main ana nanN
Streets as the place. 10 take III. foregoing inquire
,oorTuaw Commissioner.
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DAVENpORr 4 MORRIS VS.. COLL

DAVENPORT Il NORRIS vs.; S Ny'nEI
LEANS ADMINIsTRATOR-lS CBAAo 20 ~, ID
Tn. fo1iowing Is yn extract from The decree eh'tE'a
in this cause on The l4lh Of October, 80; ,,5,r,
On consideration whereof the Court l"l 4 I!as ,n
order and decree that this cause ba 'e'rteu " ~"
OF The commissioners Of Ibis court mh1 - ~ OF
tD take an arcoun. OF the debts due by INC Is,
the said Susan Coiligan cecer co. 10 .ne ,pr VET
and all Others the creditors Of saiH es'a'e u r
remstn unoaid. and tie respective AMOUNTS anu p'
critics OF such debts II any ana 10 " or.r and ~
cree that The said dm paner before The
said nms Jnnsr full true and perfect ,.r.
bis administration Of The ei h 's ID
IS directed to examine, stare ana ss.s, ,,.ciy
~ Ills court Together with any nat.cL, by
s,.tsa deemed pertinent by himself or r'qu'ie' "
any OF the parties 10 be SD stated.
couM,ssJoSER's OfriCE'f
RICHMOND, November "a t9,'. ,
The pzrttes interested hereby aot,neu ~ he.
have dxed on WEDNESDAY tbe Zssn ID my OF.
cemter at 10 O'Clock A. M.. rs the liine, IA nsus
~ On E.,eSenth gsrest between Main sna Pc
streets, as VIC ViAss' :" THOMAS j. EVANS,
Commissioned
tItO
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VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Z ' ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF a &c BE,
TWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEEI TREETS FOR
SALT am authorized to sell The foregoing DE.
SlRABLE PROPERTY, being The RESIDENCE
now occupied by DR.. B. A. Lewis, The lot mas q
front of IS feet or more and depth of So feet TO
a wide, paved alley. The dwelling contains eight
rooms, be sides pantry. bathroom lceiiar under
every room} closets. &C., and the usual servants
anariments: also two stables on the rear auey. In
the back ward there is handsome assortment o.
flowers. vines, and fruits. The dwelling Is wei
built Is in good order, with wide passage running
through the same, aud the rooms are airy and nigh
pitched. .s.o,,.,,,o
de 2.eo At H.. Heal Estate Agent.
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FINANCIAL
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.

LOANS MADE
on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds
stocks, or other good commercial securities 1T tn
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
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m 7 f.nv Lewis, Fulton. Ark, saya:
ahsts practice OF twenty. five years, prononnss
TUFTS PILLS the best anti bilious mediclne esef
made" s. n -; Il ~ ,Es1,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, NICE LITTLE TRUCK Ts
Il FARM OF SEVEN ACRES on the exien- ka:l
sion OF Broad street. one and quarter miles west
of The city. with FRAMED DWELLING contain
ing four rooms; two closets and porches In the
front and rear: also, kitchen and stable, and good
de SIT CHAFFIN, STAPLES & co.
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LOB RENT. WOULD RENTTHE@N
I THIRD STORY OF NY HOUSE. on Msin lea
alfmefis The roonJs ara bright and newly papertd
Bsth aceQsnIao Apply IS 100 Main street,
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WANTS.

UTANTED.--A YOUNG MARRIED
W. MAN WANTS BOARD. with uufurnished
room-private family preferred-wishin ten min
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II WANT ALE TO CALL WHO CAN
Il to see the large stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS,
consisting of CHINA GLASS. TABLE-CUUII-
LERY, PLATED-WAEE. I1HsWAhE, "ooD-
81 II - n. H. WALLACE'S,
do o. ~ 49, S''@S 400 Broad street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

o,.,. IVA Va, ,ssh. first Late 7 isr Fiat
Han. uss,rlss Me- bans Nat t,nk Heal,
N,b, ueatrtss Nsb. e.s Nsb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-30

i.s:.

spascsiBs sad Apv.s,,ss
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LATEST LOCAL.

THrRrY-sGx marriage licenses issued dur
ing the past six days.
RICHARD BLAcKENY, lunatic, was sent
out to Longview to-day.
Mr.. EDWARD KRAMER. welknown re-
cOrding clerk, has sent in his resignation,
which was accepted by Judge Matson.
JOSEPH c. RosEBAUM. farmer of Spring
field Township, made an assignment to-day
in favor of his creditors 10 John M. Coch-
ran.
GRAND free concerts will be given at the
Highland House tomorrow afternoon and
evening by the Grand Opera-house Orches-
ira.
THE printed report of the Commissi oners
on the affairs of the Trustees of The Cincin-
natl Southern Railway was distributed on
Change to-day.
"CARMEN" potpourri and Fl. M. s. "Pina-
fore" potpourri, both new and popular, pub
lished by S. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland
and Williams & Manss, Cincinnati.
THE grand orchestral concerts at Rott-
gers Tivoli, 469 Vine street, continue to be
literally patronized. Curriers' Orchestra
announces an excellent programme for this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and
night
The County Commissioners held meet
ing to-day and took up the Mitchell avenue
tunnel matter, but after some discussion
laid it on the table. Nothing else was
done. and the Board adjourned to next
Monday.
THREE boys, named John Whalen,
John ODowd and James Sausley, were ar
rested to-day while going along in front of
the stores stealing shoes by cutting them
down from where they were hanging with a
pair of scissors.
JAMES RODGERS, huckster, residing at
206 Longworth street, refused to obey the
orders of Marketmaster Quinlan this after
noon, and when the Marketmaster insisted,
Rodgers struck him severe blow in the
face, which brought him to the ground.
Rodgers was arresl ed.
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EleCGFlC
W. P. Reynolds residence burned at
Ripley, o.
Martin Bowers, an old farmer, fell dead
at Wapakoneta, o.
Officer Jas. Selby was acquitted of muir
der at Philadelphia.
John Temple, an old manufacturer of
Dayton. Ohio, is dead.
The Rural Block, at Ripon, Wis, was
burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Little Angelina Graves, aged six, was fa-
tally burned at Greenfield, o.
Harvey Sanderson fell from roof and
was killed at Millerstown, Pa.
Mrs. Cornelius Chapman took oil of tansy
at Battle Creek, Mich, ana died.
Alfred Snedaker. railroad conductor, was
killed by cars at Wheeling, W. Va.
James f. Parnell, charged with wife
murder, died in Jail at Lancaster. Pa.
Amanda Shannon. beautiful but unfor-
tunate, suicided at Fair Play, Indiana.
James VanNice fatally injured himself
while chopping wood at Danville, Ind.
James Cook was hanged at Dallas, Oregon,
yesterday for the murder of Geo. Craig.
John Durgin, aged seventy, was starved
to death by his son at Sioux City, Iowa.
Joseph Malone aged seventeen, stole
81, 800 from his grandmother at Chillicothe,
Ohio
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in his wagon. He went out for thrss
months.

in his wagon. He went out for thrss
months.
Michael Walsh will abide In the Work
house for three months for appropriating
an overcoat from N. Hoban's office, corner
of Race and Water streets
James Dynem, who lives at No. ia Foas-
teenth street. was locked up at the NintlA-
street Station for safe keeping while In .
badlyIntoxicatedc condition. When searched
the sum of $500 so was found in his yess
pocket.
Detectives Mead and Murray recovered
three Goa s yesterday at Mike Lipmaii's
pawn shop, supposed to have been part al
the booty obtained by John Adams and
Abe Wilson at the residence of DIR. Cak
bertson, No. 2S1 West Seventh street
Charles Mickens. young coiOred roHstn-
bout, who is charged with cutting Harvey
Thomas, a few days ago, will be tried Feb
ruary 18th on the charge of assault and bat
terry. Bail $500.
Thomas Noryell, the compost or who n
charged with cutting Ed. Lehman, at tho
saloon of the latter on Vine street, waived
an examination. Bail $500
Johanna and Ellen Cain, aged sixteen
and fourteen years, whose parents reside
in Newport, were both committed to the
House nf Refnge for street begging. They
were also suspected of having picked the
pocket of Mrs. Drucker on Fifth street
recently.
Barney Brinker, an old man, who is sup
posed to be partly insane. was given q sen
tence of thirty DAYS for abusing his family
and breaking up the furniture.
The fines in the Pol ce Court during tho
week Amounted to 81 ,275.
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LAST OF LORD.
The Old Man Surrenders Up His Mil.
lions, His Widow and the Ghost.

National Associated Press to the Star
New York, Feb. 8.-Thos. Lord, ST., aged
eighty-four, died early this morning. He
married Mrs. Annette Wilhelmina Hicks
December 31st, 1877. She was then forty
eight He possessed more than $2 000, 900,
and she $780, 900. He was born at Norwich,
Conn, in 1874, and was the youngest of
nine brothers. He also had two sisters.
The only brother now alive is David aged
ninety, dry goods merchant in this city
and Philadelphia. Thos. Lords first wife
was sister of Dr. Anderson, of this city.
After Lords marriage to Mrs. Hicks by
Cardinal McCloskey, another ceremony was
performed later in the same day by Dr.
Vankleck, of Hyde Park, Massachusetts.
After his marriage to Mrs. Hicks his chill
dren made atfidavits to prove him insane
The matter ended in compromise. Lords
mother was fifty when she gave birth to
Thomas.
Mrs Hicks Lord was the widow of Henry
Hicks, son of Samuel Hicks, shipping
merchant. She married Hicks in 1882. she
being thirty years his junior. At the death
of Henry Hicks, three years ago, his widow
became the pos 'sor Of $500, 900, mostly in
Toledo (Ohio) property.
She became Catholic while travelling in
Europe a few years ago. The father Of
Lords first wife, DIR. Anderson, also became
convert to the Catholic Church, and is one
of the richest and best members in this city.
Al one time Mrs Hicks was said to be the
fancee of Gen. Schenck, then Minister at
the Court Of s. Jnnes. Through Cardinal
Manning, Monsignor Capel aud others, Mrs
Hick. became intimate with the cream of
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THE BEEF EMBARGO.
Probably q Scheme Of Canadian
Cattle Ring.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The principal topic in
stock shipping and railway circles is the
action of the Canadian Government prohib-
iting the importation of cattle from the
United States. Shippers claim that It Is
unwarranted, and the Canadian authorities
must be aware that no epidemic cattle dis
ease exists in any part of the United States
1t strikes severe blow at their own rail-
road interests, which will suffer greatly. 1t
cuts off the Michigan Central, Great west
ern, Grand Trunk, and Canada Southern,
from doing any through stock business, as
large shipments en- route were turned back
at Windsor and taken via Toledo. 1t is
charged that the prohibition has been Sc
cured by Canadian cattle ring who, with
their inferior stock, could not compete in
foreign markets with the superior animals
| from the United States.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Canada will rigidly en-
force the prohibition of the importation of
American cattle, notwithstanding an in
fuential pressure is brought in opposition
| to it.
| OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 8.-The recent order
| in the Council, forbidding the admission OF
United ates cattle into Canada, is having
bad effect in Manitoba which is almost
dependent upon the Western States for its
| beef supply.
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WARMING THE WALTONS.
How the West Virginians Serve Sus.
" pici0us NeighbOrs.

National Associated Press to the Star
PARAMOUNT, w. Va, Feb. 8.--This COM
munity has long been infested with gang
of petty thieves. Numerous corn-cribs and
chicken .coops have been robbed, suspicion
invariably falling upon few families liv-
ing about mile below this point, on the
opposite side of The river, named Walton.
On February 1st store at Smithn Nn, seven
miles from here, was broken into and about
$500 worth of goods and valuables carried
away.
As usual, suspicion fell upon the Wal
tons, search warrant was issued, and their
residence thoroughly searched. Enough
was found to determine that the suspicion
was we'll founded but not sufficient for
their conviction. On yesterday, however,
| one of the parties, named Thomas Walton,
crossed the river to the opposite side, and
becoming involved in a quarrel with boy
named Watkins drew a revolver and fired
four shots at him, inficting painful and
perhaps dangerous wounds. Just as he was
about to fire the fatal shot, with the pistol
at the temple of young Watkins, a brother
Of the wounded boy struck Walton on the
side of the head with hand-spike, fractur-
Ing his jaw and knocking him INTO he
river. Walton was arrested for the shoot
ing, and lodged in Jail, but the indignation
of the community ran high. and culmin-
ated last night in crowd of citizens pro
ceeding to the residence of the Waltons,
and, after causing the inmates to vacate,
set fire to three, out of four, of the houses
in which they lived, and to'ally destroyed
them. They then gave the inmates of the
other houses and those burned out fifteen
days in which % leave the county. There
are strong fears that Walton will be
Ivncbed
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A. 8. White, of Columbus Ohio, Deputy
Supreme Regent Royal Arcanum, is on a
visit to the city.
Mr.. W. P. Webster, Press Agent for
Haverly's Mastodon Mins!rels, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. McAlpin started last night for
New Orleans in the interest of the Fine
Art Department of the Exposition.
Hon. Rush Fields, of Mansfield, Ohio,
Democratic candidate for Member of the
Board of Public Works at the last election,
has been in the city.
Charles Hitchcock, of the firm of Wilson
u Co.. of Fourth street, was presented yes
terday with handsome writing desk by
the employees of the store.
Mr.. Thomas A. Watson, of Boston, Gen.
eral Superintendent of the Bell Telephone
Company, is in the city on visit to Man
ager Eckert and the Cincinnati Exchange