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The weekly clarion., 1879-04-16

Surerb ssortnent o fine French hand made UNDER
WEAR COMPRISING every requisite for ladys wardrobe
Also, chufrcu's SuitS for and
0uT Infants Furnishing Department Is thoroughly
equipHed. Complete Wardrobcs low as S35: better
goods in proportion. Any article Wardrobe at
price; really cheaper than the homemade article and
much more satisfactory.
The weekly clarion., 1879-04-16
Ladies' & Childrenjg Undergarments.

Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustain that preemi-
justly established, and always represent the
la stV les M fas
The weekly clarion., 1879-04-16
DRESS GOODS

Novelties in CachcnIeres. Sutings Debeiges and the
standard cloths, i'll splendid variety Also, ''Andersons
Scotch Zephyrs printed eottor Dress Goods Monte
Cloths. Cotc.iucs. Percales Chevins. &c with every
grale 10 be round in 1rsI-cas. eslnhshnent
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Hosiery, Gloves, & HandkerChiefs.

The iargest rarest and most unique French
in the city Also the medium grades Of hose Tor ladies
and children At very moderate prices
Ladies. misses. and child Isle
Thread Gloves ct the lest
shades TO match dress
A superior selection plain bommed linen and all
linen hensttched and scoopcd HaHdkerchiefs Also.
embroidered six Handkerch5efs in beutv
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Additional Hamilton.


The Episcopal Church was found open at
midnight.
Mr. Tom Jellison found plain gold ring,
bearing the initials IL. M. y on the inside
A First Ward lad got fsh-hook fast in
his tongue yesterday, that nearly pierced its
main artery.
Dunwoody and Bridge last night towed
in James Welsh and James Burns for visit
ing house OF il-fame on California street.
Isaac Matthias an old and much respected
citizen, died yesterday evening, at o'clock,
in the seventy-tifth year of his age. Fu-
neral at the family residence, Sunday
afternoon, al p. N. Services by Rev. Mr..
McLaine. Friends of the family are in
vited without further notice.
Yesterday Bob Ridley was interviewed
concerning the cause and result of the exc,
dus of the colored people from the South.
He said he belonged to de Exodus Club
and he war on de flee. "Doan't know my
own race? Doan't know dat nineteen out
of ever seven Southern niggers had sooner
sleep in de sun dan airn So day in de cot
ton? Doan't | know dat every one of den
will walk fifteen miles to a circus sooneI
dan forty rods to days work? When an,
Southern black man tells you dat he an
flynn fur his life, you can put it down da
he raided a smoke-house an am dodgin
his reward"
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Normal School,

fhe commencement exercises of the Gin
einnati Normal School took place last
night at Robinsons Opera-house. The
graduating class is as follows:
English Department-Kate W. Kolker,
Annie Lawler MAZE LeMonde, Clara H.
Lucker, Anna Marshal, Alma U. Mitchell,
Anna Merryweather, Minnie A. McCarty,
Alice A. McQueety, Kate Nuningmolier,
Emma NJ. Oettnger Mary O'Neill, Katie A.
Phillips Mamie E. Porter, Clara E. Potter,
Prosper S. Pfaf@, Helen c. Pratt, Lily
Riley, Helose Robinson, H. Helen Ross,
Julia r. Samuels, Cornelia Scudder, Kittie
storch, Blanch Stickney, Ella A. Walsh,
Florence 4, Weaver, Mary E. Applegate,
Caroline E. Armstrong, Lille Artois Mag
gle Bailey, Mary NJ. Burnett, Emily R. Bliss,
Fannie A. Corrigan, Frances NJ. Carey, Grace
Clark, Mary f. Crumley, Maggie Dele
hanty, Mary NJ. Conway, Edith Donnelly,
Lizzie A. Eppens*, Matte ]. Findley, En-
ma r. Frick, Florence NJ. Grant, Jennie @.
6roger, Mary K. Hastings, Rebecca E. Hall,
Hottie Heckels, Hette NJ. Hawes, Nellie S.
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following are the transfers of rea
estate from noon yesterday to noon to
day:
Herman Achten and wife to Herman
Rohlng, so by 81 62-10O feet on east side OF
Drake street, 125 feet south from KecR
street; 81.
Herman Rolling and wife to Anna Ach.
ten, same premises; 81.
Two acres on Harrison Pike, in fractional
Section 7, Colerain Township; $40.
Eugene Burkett and wife to John Eben.
hak, so by 80 feet on north side of Tafel
street. 100 feet east from Brown street, $275.
Ellen Clarkson ct al. to Christopher
Blackburn, 64k by $50 feet on north side
OF McMicken avenue, 80 feet west from
Ohio avenue; ST.
Charles Gwinner ct al, per Sheriff, tc
Frederick Denhart ct al, triangular shaped
lot on south side of Main street, being part
of Lots Nos. 5 and 6 of subdivision of Wm
Bars estate; 5000 6625.
Ferdinand Brown and wife to Lima Grab
enheimer 25 by 1877 feet on south side oI
Forrest street, 1853 feet east from Colerain
Pike, Camp Washington; 81, 100.
Frank L. James and wife to James H
Bird, 95 32-100 by 142 feet, on east side ot
Harrison street, 216 feet south from Filth
street; 81 and other considerations
James Ii. Bird to Susan Maria Jones
same premises; 81 and other considera
tionS
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Board of Aldermen,

AT the meeting of the Board yesterday
afternoon, the ordinance to regulate the
proper observance of Sunday was referred
to the Committee on Law and Contracts.
An ordinance compelling Railroad com.
panies to erect safety gates wherever re-
quired was referred.
The following resolution, presented by
Mr. Smith, was referred to the Committee
on Light:
Resolved, That the Committee on Light,
in connection with the Finance Commit
tee be authorized and directed to take into
consideration the price to be charged pri-
vate consumers for gas during the ensuing
period OF ten years, and report by ordi-
| lance or otherwise"
A resolution to permit the Pittsburg,
Wheeling and st. Louis packets to moor
wharfboat bStween Sycamore and Broad
way, was adopted.
Mr.. Ryans ordinance, to prohibit the
sale of intoxicating drinks in shows, the
aters, &C., was, on motion OF Mr. Ryan, re-
ferred to a special committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Ryan, Jacobs, Varwig and Mulve-
hill.
Resolutions instructing the heads of de-
partments to report to the Finance Com
mittee the names of employees, the labor
by them performed and the compensation
they receive, and for the Finance Commit
tee to report an ordinance to regulate the
salaries of city employees, were adopted.
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Into the Raging Canal.

George Iberly, butcher residing at No.
1924 Central avenue, was standing on the
Brighton foot-bridge over the canal, last
evening, when the railing on which he
was leaning suddenly gave way, and he
was precipitated into the raging waters of
the terrible cataract below. In falling his
head struck the stone abutment of the
bridge, which stunned him so that he went
10 the bottom and would have stayed
there had it not been for Ofncer James
McGranahan, who jumped in and fshed
kim out
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CHAS. II. FERRIN, Proprietor.
nyS-3m, TIL, ,S,GTu

DRoSPECT HOUSE, UPPER KSARANACLAKE
/ E. r. Derby, Proprietor. p. o., Blooming
dale, Essex County, N. Y.-Ths House. occupying
one OF the finest positions i'll the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture
1t is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region
which may be truly called the "Sportsnan's Par
adise. " Summer boarders, with or without fami-
lies, solicited. Terms, 81 50 per day from July lst
until season closes Telegraph Office in the house,
insures speedy communication from any point in
this vicinity Also daily mail Supply and pro; pn
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomingdale. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates Firstclass livery connected with
the house. Distance from Ausabe Station direct,
40 miles. The steamer"E +. DERBY'S MATTE" F."
will make two trips day 10 Bartletts stopping at
Cory's Pierce's Garry, Island House, and other
points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur.
sion Parties. Fare over TO Clear Pond Passen'
gers, one way, SOC. Boats, one way, 81 so.
ap1T-3m
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ARaIifax Whale Story.
Halifax Nova scotia) Chronicle

tha!liaX Nova scotlal Chroplcle.I
Captain Logan, Of the schooner Katie
E. Stuart, which arrived Saturday, re-
ports that when off Whitehead he saw a
whale about fifty feet long coming to-
ward the vessel. He threw billet of
wood at the monster, which seemed to
enrage it, and it divcd under the
schooner, and came up alongside, blowing
water on to the deck. 1t was struck by
several missiles, but did not seem to be
afraid. Then bilge water was pumped
overheard. This drove the whale off for
a few minutes, but it came back and was
evidently about to strike the vessel, when
it was struck close to the blow-hole by a
large lump of coal. This seemed to take
the courage out of the whale, and it
swan off in the direction from which it
first came.
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Paul Boyton is at Cleveland.
VIM. Allison was fatally sun-struck at
Planield, o.
Thomas Stalcup, merchant, was found
dead at Paoli, Ind.
Harry Wyatt, aged nine, was kidnapped
from Rochester, Pa.
David STAINS little child was drowned in
q well at Decatur, Ill.
John Adams, farmer, was killed by light
ming near Van Vert, o.
The Bohemian sharpshooters at Chicago
have been held for trial.
Luckadoe & Pools tobacco store house
burned at Charleston, w. Va
Henry Taylor, colored, was executed at
Forest City, Ark, yesterday, for rape.
]. F. Joggard, resident of Biggs, Butte
County, Cal, was stabbed and instantly
killed by tramp.
Jonah Seaman starved to death at West
Jefferson, o. A cancer on the tongue pre-
vented him from eating.
An explosion of chemicals, followed by a
fire, in the drugstore of Otto Schorz, Mil
waukee, caused a loss of $500.
An unknown man was murdered near
AllldnCe, w., lOT Do ueOTS6 IerKlnS ana
August Orr have been arrested.
F. Bressner, an inmate of the Insane
Asylum at Columbus, O., was accidentally
drowned in the river near the State Dam
yesterday.
A fire at Glendale. Mont, destroyed the
smelter, quartz mill, office, &C., of the
Hecla Mining Company. Loss estimated
at 100000.
George Hoover, a bunker, near Hagers-
town, Ind, married a grass widow. his
church expelled him and Hoover suicided
by refusing to eat.
At Clarksburg, Ont, yesterday, two chill
dren, eleven and nine years, sons of Alfred
Stoutenburg, took shelter under tree from
passing storm. A limb fell and killed
both instantly.
At California City, just across the bay
from San Francisco, R. II. Moore, keeper OF
the Dupont Powder Company's magazine,
shot and instantly killed A. Fulton, man
ager of the works, and then blew his own
brains out.
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Or to bathe her feet where the warm tide flows
And the playful sea-ntttle tckles her toes.
The old Pest-house, on Roh's Hill, was
destroyed by fire last evening.
John Jung, the proprietor of Cedar
Park, who was shot by his son, is still in
critical condition.
Hon. Chas. Jacob, Jr., President of the
ceipt of check for 500 from Mr.. Julius ].
Bantlin.
Gov. Thos. L. Young and Hon. J. B.
5eup will address the Fourteenth Ward
Foster and Hickenlooper Club at the Stock
yard Hotel, corner Of John and Livingston
streets, this evening.
John M. Shell, of the Twenty first
Ward, was arrested this morning on a
charge OF rape on q woman named Emma
schaller. Tie case will be investigated be-
fore Squire Gilligan this evening.
The Socialists will meet at 8 o'clock
tomorrow in Arbeiter Hall and hold dis
Gussion on the "Impossibility of amelio-
rating the condition of laborers as long as
the competitive system remains intact"
The will of Gen. John McMakin was
admitted to Probate yesterday. He be-
sueaths his entire property to his wife, Re-
ss:cca McMakin, and appoints his two sons
John II. md Clarence E. McMakin, as his
executors
Mr.. Preston Powers, the sculptor, son
sf Hiram Powers has secur2d room in
Pixies Opera-house, where he is At present
hasily engaged in modelling a bust of Rel
ben R. Springer, which will be placed on
exhibition at the coming Exposition.
Ed. Winters and his step-father, John
Mooney, who reside at the northwest cor
ner of Third and Main streets had little
alteration last night, during which Win
ters shot Mooney in the arm intlicting a
slight wound. He was arrested, but it is
probable that his step-father will not ap-
pear against him.
Messrs. Jacob and Con. Esher, former
fy proprietors OF the Palace Varieties, the
Ete on which the Emery Arcade now is,
and lately proprietors of show in st.
Louis, have returned to this city and leased
Behicklings place on Vine street. The
spening of the same will be made in about
two weeks
Messrs. George H. PendIeton and C.
W. Woolley, as Trustees of Mary Woolley
have brought suit in the Superior Court
Rgainst Samuel Fosdck, asking the Court
10 enjoin the defendant from erecting
hvc-story building next to the Commercial
Bank. The building referred to is the Pol
lock Wilson building, which was burned
Down last winter
The Committee on Examination of the
Board of Education has fixed the average
necessary for the transfer from the r Grade
district to the A Grade district, and from
ne A Grade district to the intermediate
school at sixty-seven per cent. The aver
Ree necessary to transfer in other grades of
the district and intermediate school is fixed
st seventy per cent.
Dickens says: 81 have assisted at in
sumerable feats of angling by lying in the
bottom Of the boat whole summer days
doing nothing with the greatest persever-
mce, which have generally found to be as
efectual towards the taking of fish as the
6nest tackle and utmost science" Dickens
never fished on Lake Chautauqua, for there
the ladies, even, are well rewarded without
6ne tackle or science. The Lake is reached
directly by the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
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BOOK TRADE.
BOOK TRADE.
ROBERT CLARKE & CO.'S
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
New Books.

The Metamorphoses OF Creed By F. W. Gun
saulus. 81 so.
Annual Record of Science and Industry for1s7S.
Edited by Spencer Il. Baird. 81
The Evolution OF Man. By Ernst Haeckel. 2
vols. So
Old Creole Days. BY George W. Cable g.
The Femeres By S. B. Ell lott 81 so.
Is Life Worth Living? By w. II. Mallock. 81 so.
Souvenirs of Nine Vigee lie Bruu. 81 75
The Eneid OF Virgil. Translated by John D. Long.
S2
Roman Days. BY Niktor Rydberg. 50.
The Round Trip, (By Way of Panama) By John
Goldman. 81 so.
Conversation on Art. By Thomas Couture. 81 25.
English Composition. BY John Nchol. (Litera-
ry Primer) SOC.
How to Tram in Archery. BY M. and W. H.
Thompson. Soc
Life OF W. Thackeray. BY Anthony Trollope
75c.
The Life OF Titan. By R. F. Heath. illustrated
$125.
The Life of Rembrandt. BY ]. w. Mollet Qllus-
trated) 81 25.
pzs. All the NEW BOOKS received soon as pub
lished.
as5' A full supply of the FRANKLIN SQUARE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES
Es- JAPANESE PAPER NAPKINS, for Lawn
Parties, Picnics, etc A variety OF styles.
~ We have in stock great number Of OLD
and RARE WORKS, ILLUMINATED MANU-
SCRIPTS, BIBLES, ETC., To which attention is in
vited.
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UNDERTAKERS.
DUNKMANN & CO.,
UNDERWRITERS.

Embalming promptly done. Ice used when re-
quested. Office calls attended to day and night
Manufacturers of all kinds firs.-class Wood
Cotfns and Caskets. Keep constantly on hand
Caskets for the trade at manufacturing prices.
Office and Warerooms Nos. 173 and lis Clinton,
between Linn and BGymiller sts Night office 450
Baymi iler street. Cincinnati. fe27-lyThS&Tu
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Keep it in the house-that it may be
promptly administered in all sudden at
tacks of Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Diarr-
hna, Collie, or any affection of the bowels,
for which DR.. Jaynes Carminative Balsam
is an etfectual remedy. At this season of
the year every family will find in it useful
and reliable curative.
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Nothing is more harassing than boils or
ulcers. Fortunately they can be quickly
healed by the use OF Glenns Sulphur Soap,
which purges the sore of its poisonous
virus or proud flesh, and thus removes the
only obstacle to its healing. Depot, Crit
tenton's No. Sixth avenue.
Grow young in ten minutes with Hills
instantaneous Hair Dye.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 28.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley stationary barometer,
southwest veering to northwest winds, sta
tionary or slightly lower temperature,
cloudy weather, numerous local rains or
storms, followed by clearing weather.
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Sentiment from a lady's album: "a
woman looks upon her husband as a
charming being during two months of
her life-the month before she marries
him and the month after she buries
him"
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Hampton, A. Belle Hopkins, Anna Jones,
Maggie A. Jones.
*Received also instruction in German:
German Department-Marie Brueckner,
Alice E. Berger, Bertha Forster Matilda
Guenter, Augusta Hess, Emma Multner
Augusta Noelke Louise Schultz, Lima Way,
hinger, Emma Dressel.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN, UPON IMPROVED
lH Farms, in Ohio ana Indiana, in sums from
$500 to $4,000 for years at per cent interest,
payable annually, on January 1st All loans
must be secured by first lien on real estate worth
at least three times the amount Of loan, exclusive
of buildings No commission charged. Address
N. W. HARRIS, Lock box 1853, Cincinnati, o.
iel2-1m
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The Troy, n, Y. Times says the sprightly
look of many of our older citizens is owing
solely to the use of Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair >Renewer.
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Dr. Fahnestock's Specialty-Extraction
of teeth without pain. The most difficult
cases solicited. Fresh gas daily. No. 27G
Race street.
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From Colonel Basil Duke. Police
Commissioners.

OF. JIUIIS, TED, D, I0I5.
have been using Mcguire Cundurango
for several years, and find it the best liver
regulator and anti-bilious purgalive that
have ever taken, and advise every one to
| take it, BASIL DUKE.
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When nature denies fair complexion
ladies find in Hagan's Magnolia Balm a
perfect remedy for the defect.
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BANKRUPTCY.


nISTRlCT COURT UNITED STATES, SOUTH.
IL ERN District OF Ohio.-ln Bankruptcy.-No.
2, 2,S30.-In the matter of Mic~ael Ryan, a bank.
rupt.-The creditors OF said bankrupt are notified
that he has filed his petition in this Court pray
ing for final discharge from all his debts proya-
BILE under the Bankrupt Act and the acts umenda-
tory thereof and said creditors are required to ap-
pear at Court of. Bankruptcy to be held before
me at my Office No East Third street, Cincin-
natl, on the l4lh day of July, 1879 at 10 O'Clock
prayer OF said pc tion should not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, June 2lst, 1879
FLAMEN BALL,
je2l-3tS Register in Bankruptcy,
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Campania, the great remedy for rheuma-
bruises. Sold by all frst-class druggists.
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Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size soc
Sold by John D. Park & Son, and all druggists
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A R Q HI E R "!

complete stock of ARCHERY GOODS of the
best makers, in all the choicest styles. Clubs now
forming will do well to give il an examination
Full descriptive Price Lists furnished on applica
ton gratis. Also on hand, a full supply Of Base
Ball Goods, Croquet ETC.
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CLOTHING.
REMEMBER!
This ! WILL Be Your Last Chance!

To have large and complete stock of SUMMER GOODS
select from. The trade have had during
last three weeks cleaned out of several lines Of
staple goods and compelled to put on an extra force
Of hands to make up lines of goods out Of
We would advise all who have not already purchased
puster Luster Coat White Vest, any article they
may need in SUMMER CLOTHING, to do SO without de-
lay, for the prices selling these goods our
stock will be closed out, and positively will not
be able repens full force of hands are now
at work making up goods for early Fall trade.
wish call special attention to large and ee-
CANT stock of Light colored Suits in Sack and Frock
Style; White Duck and Marseles Vests; Black Drab
anc Fancy Alpaca Coats Linen and Alpaca Usters and
busters. Also large assortment of All-Wooi cass-
mere Pants So so, So, and $3 SO.
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
Queen City Commercial College.
Apollo Building corner Fifth and Walnut streets,
Cincinnati Ohio.

The only institution OF the kind in the city
whose Prn'ipal is an experienced accountant
Book keeping and collateral branches taught as
practiced in business.
Summer Vacation Term, for accommodation of
pupils from the Public Schools now in session.
Students may enter at any time.
je27-2t X. II. LANGDALE, Principal
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Notwithstanding this clion in prices, the
unrivsed excellence of the table will he main.
tanned.
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also Lot No. 254 OF Lee, Wilson & Bullock's
Addition to Carthaee: also Lots Nos az and
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after brief discussion, laid over without
action. The House, in Committee Of the
Whnlo saraaoAlAl=i>-Al.-.--
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

o, FANNY has gone to far Care May,
To sit and sing by the summer sea,
Or over the sand stlewu beach to S ray,
And drowsly dream OF home and me,
Or to bathe her feet where the warm tide flow,
And the playful sea-nettle tickles her toes.
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Inc levy to be made for the year 1873 for
city purposes will be as follows
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CARRIAGES
NOTICES..

HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS-WILLIAM
III Pyott against Anna Pyott.-The defendant is
in this Court petition praying for divorce from
said defendant and alleging as grounds gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruelty said defend.
ant is notified that said cause will be for hearing
at the expiration OF six weeks
HOWARD DOUGLASS
je214tS Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A LEXANDER CLARK, WILLIAM s. MID
n DLEFIELD and Edward P, Hovey late part.
ners as Clark, Hovey L. Co., vs.. John 6. H. Hobbs.
Before Fred A. Johnson Justice of the Peace.
Cincinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio
-Dcfondant will take notice that on the 18Th day
of June, 1879 said Justice issued an order of al.
tachment in the above cause for Sl2o q, and that
the same is set for hearing July3ls 1879 al am.
je2S.3tS ALEXANDER CLARK ET All.
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T A. COLES. WM A BOONE, ASSIGNEE or
d. ]. A. Coles 4 Co., or whom it may concern.
will take notice that the undersigned will sell al
Public Auction at 8 p. NJ, July 10th, 1879, at No
40 Race street, Cincinnati, O.. one seven year old
business or buggy horse, to pay for food and care
therefor is satisfied before that time.
II. A. PAPE
June Nth, 1879. je27.l0r1