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shadows of Coming Events.

Meetings will be held every evening this
week at Trinity NJ. f. Church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Association will be held
at 100 Broadway, on Wednesday, the Sth OF
January, at 10 a. III.
The literary, musical and monthly busi.
ness meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held tonight in their
hall, commencing at O'clock.
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The Sullivan Dramatic Club holds a meet
ing at the residence of Miss Lizzie Tidball,
No. 25 Gest street, this evening.
Capt. P. J. Wood, of the Knights of ST..
Patrick, was last night presented with a
gold badge by his command. Sergeant John
Quinn made the presentation speech.
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DETROIT DOINGS.
Milkman Killed-Great Puppy show
Died from the Effects OF an
Operation.

Special to the Star.
DETROIT, Jan. 7--John Cunningham, a milk
man, was killed by the incoming Detroit & Bay
CITY train at o'clock this morning.
Inc international Bench Show opened this
morning with one hundred and forty dogs Of all
Kinds Many more are delayed by irregular rail-
roading on account of the weather. There are
brilliant show prospects.
Mrs Bradford kellogg, of Chsrlotte, Mich, was
operated on for tulnor yesterday at Ann Arbor
University. and died from the effects of the opera
ton.
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1t would not be bad idea for fashion
able young clergym.n to announce from
the pulpit just lefore beginning The ser
mon, Dearly beloved, we are completely
fnll on slippers and book-mar'Ss bu, a triHs
short Oh suspenders. "-[Ex
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Baltimore Brevitics.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IN. J. Kelly, of the Catho.
lie publishing house of Kelly. Plet & Co., is at the
polnt OF death from pneumonia.
BISHOP Nottingham is somewhat improved
Ihe oystcrmen in the Chesapeake are frozen in
and suffering terribly from frost-bite.
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Death of Morton McMichael.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. r. Hon. Mortor
McMichael, Sr., publisher of the NORTH
American, Ex-Mayor of Philadelphia, anG
President of the Park Commission, died a,
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon of heart dis
ease.
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WASHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

THE BERLIN MISSION,
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE President said
last evening that no one had yet been de-
cided on for the Berlin mission, that the
position had not been promised to Wayne
McVeagh, and he doubled whether Mr..
McVeagh would accept it if offered to
him.
FIRST BUSINESS FOR CONGRESS-.
Not very large number of members and
Sena' ors were in the city last night, but
this mornings trains are expected to bring
in enough to make a quorum in boil
branches of Congress- In the House the
Geneva award will come up for the contn-
uation of the debate 1t is expected to
reach a vote by Thursday. The Appropri-
alton Committee will first report the army
bill and the legislative bill, which will be
allowed to lie on the desks of members the
rest of the week and be called UP next
week. In the Senate the bill for the revi-
sion of patent laws will come up.
BUTLER WILL MAKE THEM BLUSH.
1t is rumored that when the Potter Com
mittee reassenbles Gen. Butler will dump
the whole mass of Tilden ciphers on the
Committee and propose they shall open the
subject and go into it thoroughly, sparing
neither Democrats nor Republicans; and
in that case well informed people say there
will be Republican as well as Democratic
bushes and confusion.
PREPARE FOR THE ARCTIC.
The Signal Service gives notice of the ap-
proach of an Arctic wave which will ex-
ceed in severity that which has only just
passed.
Four Per Cents.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE subscriptions
to the four per cent. loan yesterday amount
ed to S11 ,093,57S. Secretary Sherman was
at the Treasury Department yesterday.
s'Credit MObilicr.1
The United States Supreme Court has
given its decision in the case of the United
States versus the Pacific Railroad Company
and others, commonly known as the Credit
case. The decision of the lower
Court sustained. The demurrer bill in
equity is affirmed and the Government suit
is ordered dismissed.
Senator Thurman.
Owing to the unfavorable state OF the
weather Senator Thurman decided to forego
his visit to Columbus, and he will not,
therefore, be at the Jackson demonstration,
o be held in that city on Wednesday, He
las prepared speech nevertheless, in re-
'ponse t" the toast 'lhe jackson Democ-
'acy," and has forwarded it to his friends
o be used if necessary.
In his speech, after doing honor to the
memory of Jackson, he takes occasion to
elaborate his reasons for declining to be
for the Governorship. and which
n substance are the same which he ex-
pressed nearly month ago.
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Benjamin Takes a Tumble,

NHVIUHHl AssVCIdCVu PrtSS 70 the Star.
LOWELL, MASS, Jan. While General
Butler was being driven to the depot yes
terday his sleigh collided with another,
throwing him out, but fortunately no in
jury inflicted.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ISOR SALE-Wilcox & GIBBS Sewing Machine;
Il entirely new. Cali at TIL OFFICE DELFT
VN0R SALE-WEATHER STRIPS-10 900 feet of
Il weather strips, at &c per foot 123 West Fl tn
street. ja3-5t"
VfOR SALE-Two of Browns Cabinet Lathes, the
i most complete machinery of the kind Call at
THIS OFFICE de1l-tf
IHOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-Of all
Il kinds. new and second hand cheap: also re-
pairing, at 5l9 Central avenue. VIM. MCFEE
nOS-tt
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COLUMBUS.
Assembling of Legislators - New
Warden Takes His seat.

NHtIOHaI ASsOClated Press To the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. THE adjourned
session of the sixty-third General Assembly
will convene at 3 o'clock this afternoon. /,
is expected that no important business will
be transacted until after the Jacksonian
celebration on Wednesday evening.
j. B. McWhorter, of Hamilton County,
was to-day superseded by Colonel Dyer, OF
Brown County, as Warden of the Peniten-
tiary.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. 7.--Logans elec.
ton is probable. The next strongest candi-
dates are Farwell and Oglesby.
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WANTS HIS FINGER pRoTEcTrD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Arlhur Chambers
is named to fight John Clark if allowed to
wear protection to his amputated finger:
if not. John King will be the man.
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The Courts.
POLICE.

Fred. Sloan and Wm Tyler exhibiting
gaming devices, continued till o'clock;
Jacob Stienbuscher, petit larceny, 30 days;
]. Johnson, same, dismissed; Max Bleimer,
obtaining money by false pretenses,
dismissed; G. Engelke and G. Williams,
disorderly conduct, So each; J. II. Nor
gan, same,$25; T. McDevett, disorderly con-
duct and personal violence, bail forfeited;
George Snyder, street begging, 5000; Louis
May, drunkenness, $3 Ed. McGill and Wm.
Wambaker, assault and battery, dismissed:
VIM. Gillett and Annie Morrell, adultery,
continued to 14th inst. Rose McManus VA
grancy, 5000; Chas. Timberlake, false pre-
lenses dismissed.
COMMON PLEAS
Walker Johnson against Martha Johnson. Suit
before Judge Johnston for divorce The parties
are c0lored The grounds of the petition are fraud
i'll the marriage contract and adultery after mRF-
riage. The fraud consisted in the defendant be-
ing pregnant at the time OF marriage Decree
granted on the ground Of adultery.
j. Henly against Mary Henly. Divorce asked on
the grounds OF gross neglect and adultery. Case
not decided.
Annie Evans against f. P. Evans In this case,
mentioned yes erday, decree was granted OH the
ground of drunkenness.
Mary Ruby against Henry Ruby. The parties
were married in the Kingdom of Hanover in
y,
drunkenness and extreme cruelty Decree granted
on both charges,
HAMILTON DISTRICT.
John c. Schnell against j. F. Going Suit to re-
verse decision Of the Common Pleas Court in In
vor of G ing. The origina! suit WIS
brought by Going to recover a balance of
81 800 due for the sale of his interest in the firm of
H. A. Vessel x Co, and a judgment was rendered
for in the Common Pleas. This Court affirmed
the Judgment.
The argument in the case of Brgel VS.. Starbuck
& Pau is still IN progress,
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Gold Mining in Ca NADIA.

Nhtiohal hSsocluteu TreSS 10 the Star.
MONTREAL, Jan. 7.-Reports Of gold mining in
the Beance District continue satisfactory Some
Of the miners declare it to be as rich as the best
districts of California '1''
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Sporting News.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK NOTES.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK NOTES.
New York, Jan. THE second deposit
has been made in The proposed Dwyer-
Elliott prizefght match for the Champion
ship of America.
Bauer and Muldoon have agreed to wres-
tie within thirty days.
1t is said Campana walked only 240 miles
in the Bridgeport undertaking.
Madame Anderson is now on her last
quarter in Brooklyn and reported doing
well. In the twenty-four hours ending at
midnight last night, she ate and drank sew
enty-flve times, sleeping not more than
three hours by snatches.
WAS 1T A FRAUD?
1t is said that the O'Leary- -Campana race
was an immense fraud on the public; a
shameful swindle, and no one was better
cognizant OF the fact than OLeary him
self.
WANTS HIS FINGER ppoTFrrpD
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that he is ready to support their views so
lar as personal influence can avail.
france.

BRIGANDs ON THE FRONTIER.
PARIS, Jan. ARMED brigands have ap-
peared on the Franco-Spanish frontier. A
Gends d. Armie are actively engaged in
arresting them.
DEATH OF ADMIRAL ToUCHARD.
Admiral Touchard, member of the
Chamber Of Deputies for Paris, is dead.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

VIZ MTANTED-EVERYBOD KNOW-That all
w kinds of Sewing Machines are repaired and
adjusted at WIRSlNG 4 MARSHALL'S 329 Elm
street. near Court. Also new and second hand
Sewing Machines for sale cheap. ja7-3tTu, Th&S
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INSURANCE.

II TNICKERBOCKER CASUALTY INSURANCE
N Company, OF New Yo k, Insurcs and Inspects
Steam Boilers. ALFRED X. PAYNE,
te13-tOtF&Tu 36 w. ThirG street
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-04
show. This to Your Doctor.
CLEVELAND, November 1, 1878.
'dttorS . Wdchtef am Erie, . Cleveland Ohio.

CLEVELAND, November l, 1878.
Editors Wdchter am Erie" CleUclGHd Ohio
GENTLEMEN ALLOW me, as an old
reader of your valuable journal, here
with to send you a few lines. which
please insert in your next issue. |
will Vouch for their truth, and know
that by their publication a great deal
OF good will be accomplished. Having
been a reader of your paper for many
years, hope you will kindly grant my
request.
For twelve years I had suffered, from
time to time, terribly with Rheuma-
tism, to such an eXten that [ was una
bic to move about and lost the use 81
my limbs. | tried everything recon-
mended to effect cure, consulted some
of the most prominent physicians, and
expended large sums Of money, hoping
10 find relief, but without any success.
CHANGING over the columns of the
F" W0chter," / read about the ST. j A
COBS OIL, and the MANY cures this
remedy has effected. Having been dis
appointed SO many times, [ lost all
faith in any remedy. tie ST. JACOBS
OIL included, until | saw one day that
it had cured Well-kn0wn citizen with
whom [ am acquainted. Other parties
fully endorsed the value and wonder
full power of the OIL, telling me that
it had cured them Of different ailments
III u very short time. This brought
me to Il conclusion | said to myself,
F" SchWeizer, fifty cents won't break
you;" so went to my druggist, Mr..
Book, bought u bottle of the OIL, and
must now confess that the result was
truly wonderful. | used it every two
hours, and found relief Immediately
upon the first application, and the pain
ceased entirely after Il few more aDpIi-
cations Fearing Il new attack, / re-
manned in bed and continued to use
the remedy every three hours. All
pain having left me, [ arose from my
bed and walked down stairs without
any trouble,
Since that time [ have been able to
follow my occupation and feel no pains
or Inconvenience, however disagreeable
the changes Of the weather may be.
Having thoroughly tested the ST. ia
CoBs OIL, l can conscientiously rec
Ommend it to all afflicted with Rheu-
matism. Fifty cents is a small ex-
pense when the services for so triflng
au outlay are considered. If was one
thousand miles away from all human
habitation, I should, nevertheless, pro-
cure this remedy and keep it always in
my house Louis SCHWEIZER,
Cor Mer0j12 and Centre StS., CIeCel0nd,
Ohio
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BROWNS HOTEL. MACON, Ca, Sept. q, 1879
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, 50 J0hu
ST., New York City:

BROWNS HOTEL. MACON. Ca, Sept. u, 1879.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, 50 Johu
St, New York City:
Dear SjgS-In looking over HQrper'S
Weekly paper | saw the advertisement
Of your valuable medicine, Constitn-
ton Water" and it occurred to me
that it was my duty to add TO your list
Of testimonials. For twelve months I
suffered with inflammation of the kid
neys and bladder; no rest at night, up
ten Or fifteen times; could not walk
across the street without having pal
pitatiOn Of the heart, would have to
sit down and rest before | could get
back to the hotel. Last May [ was
obliged to give up my business, that Of
hotel keeper. was reduced in weight
forty pounds. In August [ made the
trip by steamer to New York, thence
by steamer to New London, Connect
cut, where | arrived weak and very
much debilitated My brother, J. f.
Brown, President of Browns Cotton
Gin Company at New London, sent to
the druggists for bottle Of COnSti-
tuCi04l w tbCC4s dIiO 1lIO1SCCNL Ol1 NY Idh-
ing it, saying that he, and others he
knew, had been troubled the same
way. 1t seems incredible, but in two
days began to feel better, my appetite
improving, and in a few days was able
ito walk up to the town, some half
mile distant, without getting wearied,
OF having any fiuttering or palpitation
Of the heart. In q short time / re-
turned to New York visited COney
Island, of course), and walked from
the Wooden Pier to the Iron Pier, a
distance l should judge Of nearly one
mile, through the sand: also Il long dis
lance through Central Park without
any Inconvenience or distress. | am
sixty years of age, have lived in Macon
tifty-four years, been in the hotel bus
mess twenty-five years, and these that
know me know that | would not give
this testimonial unless it was due you,
and to those suffering as / have suffer
ed. Diseases similar to mine, and 9TH
Ell diseases your medicine is recon-
men0ed for are very prevalent in the
South. Yours truly, f. E. BROWN.
Ask your druggist for it.
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[ NUMBER 27
A Mothers Grief

Tie pride of a Mother, the life and
JOY OF home, are her children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then.
Iilat you are running terrible risk, if
they have Cough, Group or Whooping
Cough, which lead to Consumption. if
you do not attend to it Mt once. SHI-
LOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE is
guaranteed to cure them. Price i0cts.
50 cts. and $100. For lame Back. Side.
or Chest. use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price % cts. Sold by T. Robinson
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The Rest , Fyer Kne,e or.

j. G. Starkey, prominent and infu-
entail Citizen of Iowa City, says: u
nave had the Dyspepsia. and Liver
Complaint fer several years. and have
used every Remedy l could hear of,
without any relief whatever, until I
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised
in our paper, and was persuaded to try
Il. | am happy to state that it las en-
,lr3ly Cured me. 1t is certainly the
best Remedy | ever knew OF. Price
IS cts. Sold by f. Ro insOn.
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HOLME,s AND NICHOLS, AnnITION

o Parker Lot IS, blk1 1929.
G Ford-Lot 10, blk 5. $1l 90
Dennis Langin-- Lot ), blk Z. 1921
Jas Muligan--Lot 5, blk 8. 1921
Jas Mulllgan-l0t 6, blk o. - %
r NatteS-lOt G. blk H. 1920
; Wattles-Iot 7, blk y. $10O7.
4 WattlesLOt 8 blk H. 1929
Josiah BOnd-cOm So rods and rods 9 Of n
W cor OF n or Of sec s, thence 8 rods. thence {
% rods, thence w rods, thence II Is rods to beg
t97 50. -
the II W or sec 6, t1,r23
Unkn0Wn- ON 20 rods S and 20 rods w of G
cor OF SAD quar- sec, thence on line of Ere
mont 4 We rods, thence G II rods, thence n
rods thence w to beg. $352
Emily B0nd-cOm on w line Of n e ar of said on
sec, and 20 rods $ OF line Of the same, thence s
tQS cor OF e or of said or sec. thence "a rods
Chence II 60 rOdS thence W 81 rods to beg, except
ing part sold to w Ii Bell. and part to I'll Will
liams, and excepting the following, com at the
cor OF Goodwin Burrett's homestead on the
II G or OF the W ar Of said or sec. thence
Ioo8, tnence l2rodS, thence to S line of j. A
GflSW0ld s LOB, thence w to beg. $1t Sc.
NICK EHLE'S SUBDIVISION OFSIX ACRES
J j. p Hawley--Lot 3, blk is 81 Sc
Josiah Bond-L0t / blk is 81 So
JOSIAH Bond Lot 4. blk 10. 81 SO.
Josiah Bond-LOt 5, blk Is. y1.38.
FOURTH WARD.
The following described pieces of land are or
Jne e or sec 81, z, I 3D.
Larkin, kimball and KOllinS-Except TOO feet
and by 129 feet n and in s cor of said biz
heretofore conveyed to the Peoples Gas Lipht
and Coke { 0, blk 81 49,
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co-100feet q anf
w by l29 feet and in S cor OF said block. Nv.
| ing OF Ann ST. fronting on said street, block i
$186.79.
J Colman-Lot /, blk 70 $40 OF.
J C0lman-LOt 2, blk IL. 2iO.O7.
G Colman-Lot g. blk 70 ZIG OF.
j T. C0lman-IOt I blk 10 81 4g
J 9 C0man-LOt 5. blk - 81 49,
Y y W railroad TO hat part of blk l. al
Flsk'S Addition, lying of Grand street ana "
ana Il CT railroad track or ser 81 t q I 30
VI ~. -
JENNIE'% ADDITION.
Norman Barnessot 10, Blk ). $ or, sec 81
t2,r23. So 80
John FasShinder-c0m at the intersection a.
Grand and Maple streets, thence IL on w line q
Maple street 50 rods thence to point 40rod,
W and 81 rods = OF G cor of said ar sec, thence
$ to n line OF Grand street, thence on said /
line OF Grand street to beg, n w or sec 81 { 81
%. 1921. -
Henry Darling-com on n " r'of blk thence
! s lit feet. thence l12 feet, thence N III feet
thence III feet to beg, blk 81 II 81, t2, / %
$685.. -
| Given under my hand at nlyoffice. in. the Cit,
| OF kenosha, and affixed the seal of the Counts
| Board OF supervisors Of KenOSha County. wis.
c0nSln. this 9th day of September. a. d. 1879.
E. G. TIMME County Clerk.
! SEAL of Kenosl;a Co Wiseonsin
! 16Wf3
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SALEM.

The farmers without the slightest
appearance Of snObbishneSs have all
the fall been making preparations for
an imp0ri ant reception, which for
eldDCrateueSS and COMPREHENSIVE
and completeness SurpaSs anything of
which you read in the newspaper. The
evidence of preparation meets the eve
IN every direction and IT. various forms.
and one almost marvels at tie hercu-
liam feat. III fact nothing seems left
undone that possibly could be done for
this reception of winter which is al
READY her.
| The town will soon be flooded with
% shower Of entertainments. First in
order appears an open lodge by the
Sons OF Temperance, who are rehears-
ing for it. Some of the youths who are
useful factors IN making such Things %
success, and pursue them with ardor
lare hampered with engagements every
ieyonlng Of the week. as no feeble
effort is being put forth to make the
Entertainment u good one, it is only fit
to say that in the near future there is
Il treat i'll store for the people at large.
Friends will be glad to learn that g
Christmas tree has taken root IN the
Methodist Church at Salem Station. It
1t hoped that the dedication of the
Church which takes place on Wednes-
day Dec. IS, though not for that pur-
pose, will nevertheless prove so favor
able to the growth OF the tree that is
will mature into a perfect tree by
Christmas time bearing fruit abund-
antly.
Mum S0ciables also claim notice as
one OF the latest novelties in the line
Of amuSements and are becoming
frequent occurrence. SOoth, it is
wearying task to enumerate all our
boosted amuSements, present and pros
pective, and in making the attempt the
pen stops in despair, although it i'm
plores the amusements to go on just
the same and all be gay and happy.
The newly fedged pedagogues, OF
whom our town has produced several
this fall, wended their way home
Thanksgiving. Doubtless next Mon
day morning they will resume their
Iarduous duties with renewed vigOr,
and the young idea" will shoot sharper
than ever.
Mr.. J. Turnock has been sick with
.diphtheria
Mr.. John NTahoney. of Iowa, former
ly Of Salem, IS making glad the hearts
.of his friends by his presence among
them.
Mr.. J. Whelton, of Brighton, who
died Of consumption, was buried Oh
Tuesday. The funeral services were
held in the Cathlic Church at Brighton
and was largely attended.
Salem Station is not only an attaact-
i've place for the residence Of business
men and retired farmers, but also fox
men of literary note, else Supt. Maho-
ney would never have purchased the
house and lot Of Mr.. A. d. Cornwell
this week, with the view to reside il
the place.