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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
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10 EODStEtt' IN NopN tHt
irnrnr, fcspi ms 81 L. disns now
livinr ,Lr Wet de.ui,g 10 oh.
tain the tcw- h"m il,e,, ~. HoJ-ier
%ilcu,o, ,hop,d At once ,,b-criDs ior
,ha, hss, of all ,ho weekly payer, The
NonrntnS lSDlANiNN. Grn Rrub
" il,.ms, Editor aud Proprietor.
Without a doubt iuE NORTHERN
INpI,SiAs J.. the BEST weekly paper
~ lishrj within the border, u, Ia H.
sna. Itisa larss fottS culumb ioho
1.-The l~srse., ~ tho county aud each
number IA tilted 10 'rpl,,ioo with lu'
diana NJ vs., editorial. un every suijcc,
'bo,cc frushcnt. ~ hld"ry, .,I"o'
sketches. AID Icusr. HON us own rrr
r%,-,muduuts enables ~ ~ furnish ,ts
rvsd,rs With "a tpI,niit C"nt,nucd
stony, ~ .dd,tion IA It's lrisc smoun'
~ NJ. %rntiamnus ,,aiing matter, abd
IL Ia rnhe,d died ny evc,y u ~ lie ,hu
brit payer publish 4 IN tho ND Hon.
.,vr STATE. IL the hrs, tumhrr ~ to.
year 1879, vii cuuhurnec a new story
, pt,iwl,
Rox,S, A TAtE or ruE uAnRisoS
MpAiuN
iy,he Rev, Eawsd Esalcson, ~.
thor at II, h"~lor cn"'lms.,,r :
IT,, ,',rcui, Riiu," etc The pta ~
which i. iani az lid ana, aud Witch
vii tar su,pa.' any aio ,v,t pabnsh'
cd in . wot,n jurn,t.
Ache bcs,U ag of the dsw yyar
INK iNIiANiNN vii rt,ti , - aLa,th
u uhi- sheet ullJ,y Samscr, wht,h
vii he tho la ,1pJt puutoJ Ia
AMrrlea
lhs double oumhcr viii ic ssut 90
resaisr sub,,tiGrf, he ssmo a 'is
usuAi ,r,uys. 30, sngiv tS I ,his
spn c,sl ,s-ss VII l., ,eas on receipt ~
,cn CENTS.
rUE TEAMS NJ tuE iNhtANtAN AIS
1hrrc Nunths Ton 'gAO ".s 30
six W al rs, .,,,..",,,, "".,. ! On
hrc l'at, .,s. ...,,,'. ,'.",.'ss w
! AitrNs> GAN hLCB WILLIAMS
iNplANiAN Dlilp.Nu wass", iua.
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Our lawmaker. are a, work again,
and W. hope their hytslA,ion will DO
tencksia. Besides roy,~ips the Laws,
they will have the liquor question 20
lice, aud we trust they will stand ma
fully for tho good Of their fellow mcn
While they make appropriation to
capture murdetcrs, they should nc,
IN the phecipls ,hs, IAN ounce AZ
prevention l. worth q pound or cure
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us.vc.nty o! Nssea,sa.

Instruction given IL al II 20
nf liberal education. Open h
ado. ant grn,r .
Canlilat =, ~ admis,ion ~ tho
P,ps on'oy b,sarfas.' uas psssa
isit .AamiGsInsn Va Dr,hnsraphr.
i; aiue. Arithnc,ic GeeRrsphy, Eng
IN Gr,nm,r. sni the Hi.torv Of the
United states. Ia, i,ac,iop Is given in
higher AihmeIia. E.nsljsh Analysis,
snj h,sical Geography. each Tor
.inglc term,
TUITION rkEg tn Al.
FALL tsRa b-grs Tussp,Y, sep-
,rmb r Ia isis, aud uads FaipAY,
u ts mhrt %
WlNrr TsVN hesins TGrssoAY,
.isnuer = is,y ,pd MS M'rea ~
Apais,t tkaN psriss AmN !, ~
,in,e> "a tksSLcuNo W,pNLsp,r
II jane ths jsy - she saaaas ~"
un,ucy hents ~
cat.Ssue r.snis mag TO- irferSis.
,ihu, can : al G,~ "a app icatl"a 20
T. r. F.ph-ei, Itaaes.ler.
linca,a, Jub q, lSIn,
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$1,000 IN PRE-
NUNS

. w viii pay the a. nj sending ne
The largg,i hI ct tsenbep t-loto
March hf,, 1879 Que 4 :, eis sfilA
octave, soSev,s'd or vaaaa,, ssw
SCALA, rs1l.hr uANu i0l' nuu
~lrasn, Nv, ralgaeg napN, Is'e0, am
,a"sea As,aG ,.g aJrans,u,en' sN
ISA plcs 49, ~ ihs< hst 90 ~
q, has, ssl ,as,eS
La toy ,,rnaA l,s'. rot 70 la ts>
,has 2lJ Sl0J Va eNla
20, 'hO, hsi, Hsk ~ - less tbao
Ion nsaae . w sta ptN so VA vol
Atinsss NkRlg ~ ssLSntSe
CO, has,,tN 80, inw,
The ysli,s Fever s ~ ,ansct On ,p-
,desda Over 800 have Sled 10 NV
,.sa.s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The I,ishmcn Of Cork It,lnod. ~.
fused to eiye Gen Grant a reception.
III. opposition TO The Catholics u sail
20 10 tho
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Tnng s.yNG Tai.Es

Tnks R.kts TALES
aoJ Novelette,. afe ~, be,' tubi -iel
snyvbcre AZ tho most lopul" wuttfs
are employed to wntc oris iGally Tor
"P,tcrs,n.
Tum, tAlw,y' II Alv,nOsl g. 90
yesr. X Ju 81 pr,c, IN tiu-
Two copie, IT, o. 80 ; copic. fpr
a. 90 WIN c'py ~ the premium
%,,r,arc t2t \ 5Dj "thu-t bir- ia
ldulc Chndfes, il . dollar eps AZ
We, 10 ,b pcrsph gotri"R ~ the Sab
Four copic. ior s. 30, 6 npics fu
. UU. 10 upiics tni ~ %, sith - ~
,sa run Vt the M,gat hr tvr 1879 a.,
a womium 10 thg p,rtup gpu!ng AZ
,he Il.b,
Five olrir. Coo o. 90 ! copies for
10 80, IL ctrio- iof ~ % WIN b IN
au .sr, crpy e tho Nagaliur ter
1870. aud the prcniaW isCurr "a i've
duti,r costsy,"s, % the ppt.uu get.
ting ap tho Ciab
Address, postpaid. CnARtrs j.
rvt,R,uS, 500 Chestnut 81, ttila
do inua, IA.
txO- Specimen sou, gratis II written
Tor.
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Representative Halo Ot his scat ID
tho House, but II TO dopb, vii be
his ssin. for he viii probably sa@ecA
!iamiin 10 no Senate. ll
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Vow Fri,


Tho time ha,r NJ wner a man mpy
lapS thst ne ~ set Na'nr received
tut crr dctlar that lie "a, 81
Quacks hd buu.Stg- ar on vr.ii
Nod AID are ~'mpc.ci tntaSv a l-s.
sa,. ~ he crush,d ty the Shci OF
~ grS. A. auHct iu,,, % SIS
zeal uc,i'-.mvs, tu What n l. = me
,,nud 80 Ne. or, hAe ,hv mash,oow
AZ nnou d,y, u vii So w'brr apd
Die IN the taAauco al une httI AT dl-
tuNtna. ~ u,nirrn sgivucc y, 4
C.'stcugh and pththyra Rcwed,
eau aiwsss ts rol,ei un. IL alil>s he
uui,a iun or twAlug at thr THREAT.
uhd,ts skI ec,m asHH cay anu olWa'
he .rcrrtou>. IL /. guaranteed a.
u an that il Is adstr,isst 70 oI the
,nonty rcfon,sJ 10 zoe purchaser T..
ii. iOltsr. aAusI 5 lN-2u
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ruNman's An ell viii arrive IN
pL,advlpii,. oo the Amcueso bs'k
Shgallns siw
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The State Treasurer took a Luels
full oi Eve, ten. aud twenty dollar
gold pitcss ~ his office las, we.t
With which % redeem state warrants.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The Amrrr IL AxhsS,sfso lef, bis
thruae shd caastry "a Doe iSth HIS
soa l. ac,ius H. bis stead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

a ~ Massachusetts recently
had his head spiit open wi,h IN axe
by his insane wife. whila bo was kncel
ing at prayers,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

A nan In New Yotk wen, out 10 de
a gave o evening Ia, seos, aaj
the nor, n,ersing was isssi ft.ssn 10
d, sl
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

--ir rs wcrth mote than les owr
We IN, H. lae god Va o &Cs
t,vlu,n ucrsts u cutc' sore eyes,
rus, h~acu,sayUus cru, ,tons aud oi
chrooir sHros, SOLO 3. g. h Potter
Sis ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The Biysviop E,gle t4'chrj On
our table this wtek. IL i. q ar col.
umn folio, all At hotse paint, asi il
scrcams lns,,ly ior ''yonns ne.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The ssow storm has been VERY q
we're IN the cs-'ssn states Traias have
bc n tucked, and usey people Irosep
20 death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

Clay Cuuu,y la. ap %el'c,i"a on The
coa,,, .ea, today. IL val probably
70 10 The Center,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

ilors james Laird ha. been report.
al 10 Lnsoln, as a teacher oi ponmsp'
sLip. IL l. not %, huwo,er.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

Rev. Leonard Wooo., late President
az Bo.doin College, died IN Boston,
DC 20, ult
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09

The lreisls,sts oicncd rossdsy 'ss,
and mes We esptci 10 hear o. more
law. Makes law
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-09
THE Red CLOUD cHss

The esnd,daie. ,ot clerks and stcre.
,s,,.. ere ,hiet alou, Liscoln.
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To Cons u~rrptives,

The adssu,,,g. HAWKS ts,p p"rpa
lra'iy cu,ei ut thai dIesi dis,se oH
~url,ticp, ty a ''mpls uusay, q, a,~
.pa. 10 make knpwn g. on, irt.,,w "a,
less r. ,Lc uppga .. calG al sbO
d,suc . ~ Md s..,h a cctA ~ tis
grO,rrei0 IAv., ,irre at rhsrse,l
vii ,Ay abtesi,su, us 20 aTns .ai
g,ns ,Dr ,@,as, Ni.irb ~ N.i hgi =
so,e vusr Ter Iei.s.GplpYa, AsIraa
bi,as'hitt. csc
iau,e, wl,hmg the tr'tul, en
ssa ps'ss, NrNnss, a. A Mll>oN
49, s,sn 81, M1i.ss1assh ny.
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MRS. Bcn;iic JOn>on.
-sECoNp STRICT
NAscIN5S IcsaAsAA.
yah.c,as,e c~rss,Ease:.

urs hal much ,,p ri-r &c 10 'rc" makirs
,s,ius .hoea. h. is.fusd The irsa, IA ra'
rope. 4 nb,fal patronage solicited.
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cFsax!sa lea q ,hs I've rssssi.


biNhffNf 'N'"
Iosi isior commenced hhog IN q.
long sso vs. lts, Uu@lsy spJ 'h,.
morning all are rro'sn, ba, sfs~ ~
both hoa.c Dsly loaf nd aicm Jtrs
arc returned a. ,,eb hons,.
Tie Rcpabbs,n sena,or' nct IN
cauea. ., the rsca,s II ldcaL Cover
no, Uarus lsa eve ,ins, All made the
f,llo sins n5ts,o,lipn.
Temporary Chairman Col Wa
ism Mar hal OF Drisc CiupiY.
Chief Cicrt --shoe~oJd Barr. 81
Fillmore.
Asss,ait Cob C II. Dihc ~k u
1ha,ef.
s,cuod Asi,,am CLERK Walter
Sccl.y Of isUcn,of.
Sergeant atatms-J N. Case II
Hsnatnn.
Eo~.ro.sioe Cetk- Mia Kilc Sto.
ver,
t%ntolhos Clerk i n Allan, Of
pogyla-
po.twastcf-- Bru h, Of Ncwahs
Duorl oopc,-W, II. fhomss.
A-ristan, Dootkvcprr-.Jrel parccli
Chspl,iu- Roy G, q Hui,
Today III. Senate met sui appoi.t
Oh a caamiu &c ou credentials G insist
INK of Brbwn aud Cnu'hut of Doag'a'
sDd Brivp Of Lanc'-tcr
Tue Senate ADJOURNED 10 . ., In,
Nominations Tor tho %,iou";
The Republican rcpirseniaivc' met
Ia caucus At Tho Capitol today sod
msdc ,h. ielhving nomins',oa-;
spcat~r- e.. T.. Mat, bcw.on Of
aadi,on Coun'y.
Chief Csh-D u. d. Slaughter Of
Lancaster
RrN Assist ut Clerk-J, Y. Zoi,.
her OF Frinkh1.
Second A,si.isn, -licNoa eff
Euroaius Clerk w l.. sqhrcs of
liufAly.
Progressing Click Miss Strickland
Chap'aia- =, - DAVE.
scrseas,.s ., .srms--lsasc Goed,n.
Doorkrepcr-- Noar'h Of Hall
Ro@a,nios officers appoiatol BY the
tho Sp,akcr
Mr. Mitchell vt tsas- County vps
elected temporary speaker, sni Is ~
slsaght z was appo,u,ni Temporary
clark.
Tho lvaowin. committee WAS ~
pointed on ~e,cisnuals.
Window VI ta,s,
GibsJa IL Doag as,
Owcn ot Lancaster.
Sunho i wvbs.at,
SPARKS Of Msrrics,
Tho House u,cu adjourned 10 4 o.
clock p. M.
.~-.-..->S~-----
Tue following D,i he's ! cen iDtro.
du~d lo,o Coosre,s by Senat " r,l.
lar,
FEC, That all homestead here
afct srcar,d u.d,r tue laws Of the
Cs',,d States shall no' 10 iiitlo Cor
any debts Incurred or contracted pi,or
20 the .s,uelng otA ls,eot therefor,
nor sor ANY debts Incurred or contract.
I'd or Any lien or iacou,banca thereon
tor The peu"i OF leu yoArs after the
issue OF such pa,ent
Considerable si,snes. has been 10
Mr., fermsns f,uiIy AID osusocinon
cause ~ sle-p,ng I" = ue~ sfcne
house, befcfc tho mortar wAs dry.
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TlIf. OMAHA
REPUBLICAN
DAILY sio % WEEKLY 81 50
pER YEAR POSTAGE FssrAtp,

The psi,N !, Tho ! 80 earsd Ntvs
paper ia y braskA aud ess'.'us ~.
S,e,t ,eh sr,ph,c, !ocal. s'air. a.a
commercial news,
Tho " gr>,.Y cestsias ,As e,a
dsos-i and ccnele', .ew. of the week
AID r. The esc.pe., PAPER Of re sire
>.trssSa
y .ctal RStcsrs"tI -
emit y)Sr,
G.rsssr liItfi..A. -. !
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CL HEST

AsrPVLEassf Shi b. g.tsp " srsfT
htvnibst iaf tHp s"stslniHs q Gals utsb*t
,srp sheet ~ ai.ty'.. ~ sbnJa drss ~
o., sab.sns.f -ti rsvsi's assius he Yssf
,..ivs u ihss. patterns. %, tss. ttsfs slsn-
ssf,h b.ofs ,h.s 80. % tseop,ies vi'se.
u.... improvements sN sisv ~ nads ~
siss, rstsss,s.
Peter s.g's Magazine rnn', ins e,ey
year, lOJO page. ~ steel plates, l.
eolofeJ Be,l,p ps,,eIB. }! n.smgirn
cul0cl fs.hian pinto. a pigrspi oH-
ne. ani 9po ,o,5 ca,. ~. it,ae,
pal cub ltlstuishis are
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Tue following D,i he's I cen io,ro.
ducd ,o,o Coust,,s by Senat VI Fol.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

dred cards, each containing about twenty
HYMNS have been presented by the resident
banker, of % West Third street.
The ladies of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church will give fete Thursday evening
on the grounds of MeSsrs. McGowan and
Morgan.
Rev. ]. H. Hartley, of the Plum Street
Universalist Church, preached sermon
Yesterday morning in reference to the yell
low fever epidemic.
AT the conclusion of the Sunday-school
connected with the Ninth Street Baptist
Church yesterday afternoon, Mr.. H. w.
Sage, in behalf of the teachers presented
the uperntendent, Mr.. George b. Nichols,
with an envelope containing a two-weeks'
leave of absence and the money necessary
to meet the expenses of a trip for him
self and wife to Lake Chautauqua.
Yesterday was the great day of the feast
at the Cincinnati Camp Grounds. The ex'
ercises were of most interesting character
and were listened to by a large audience
From this time until August 9TH the inter
est will center in strictly devotional exer
cises, but the Sunday-school workers will
make an attempt to have the congress re-
suit in permanent organization auxiliary
to that of Chautuaqua and Hnder the guld
ance Of DR.. Vincent.
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All a Hoax,

Mr.. Sam T. reen, a well-known horse train
ar near Chester Park, was taken out of his
bed at . o'cloch Sunday morning and
locked up at the stat t.ion-house on suspicion
pf committing a murder, which it was after
wards learned had not takel place but was
NIL a hoay
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

Two expressmen named Ben. Withorr
and John Dignan amused themselves yes
.erday at the corner of Sixth and Mair
streets by hitching their horses at opposite
ends of a rope, for the purpose OF deter
mining which was the best on the pull
One OF the horses was pulled down and
dragged considerable distance, when al
officer made his appearance and took thu
owners of the animals to the Station-hous
Judge Wilson fined them both So and costs
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Cleaning Out RucktoWn.

The usual summer cleaning out of Buck
town has commenced. Yesterday the fol
lowing ladies were taken in by Mcfarland
md Carroll and this morning were giver
Work-house sentences by Judge Wilson
Rose Lawson. alias "Wide-mouthed Rose;
Emma Davis, alias "Horse-head En-. ;
Annie Clark, alias Dancing sis;' Saral
Johnson, Mollie Cole, Ida Banks, Liz2i
Smith, Mary Amons, Mary Robinson ant
Mary BIack
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There is peace in store for bald-headed
men. The patent fy-disperser consists
Of wire frame made to fit the head of
any person. Inside the frame is set of
wheels and springs similar to those in a
clock; then there are five fans which,
when set at work, revolve rapidly, not
only causing cooler breeze, but driving
awav the flies.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

A ghastly incident in the voyage of
a Russian transport ship with 700 Mill
ist prisoners for Saghalia is related by a
Paris paper. The ship was so over
crowded that 200 of the prisoners died
on the voyage, and $50 more were land
ed in dying state. 1t is asserted that
the prisoners were packed like cattle in
the hold of the ship.
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On Saturday evening estern Pennsyl-
vania was visited by a heavy rain storm,
and the damage to property was great.
Bear Creek, which runs through the town
OF Petrolia, was very high. A number OF
buildings were carried away or damaged,
entailing a loss of about 100000. The
damage at Harms Cityis estimated at So, 900,
and between that place and Parker crops
suffered severely. Many railroad bridges
were washed out
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
NJ 1nterest to Our Church Goers.

The monthly temperance meeting OF the
Y, M, c. A. will be held in their hall this
evening.
The Methodist Book Concern has gener-
pusly donated one hundred copies of the
Einging-book, Joy to the World" to the
Cincinnati camp-meeting, and one hun
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

A remarkable mirage was observed at
Block Island last week. The day was
unusually warm and the afternoon was
beautiful, followed by a fine sunset Two
or three visitors insisted that they could
see Gay Head Light. Be that as it may,
at night the light at Gay Head was
plainly visible for hours, although it
was certainly some distance below the
horizon
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

Most of the Bonapartist papers in
France, chiefly in the provinces, are or
the point Of suspending publication, in
consequence of Prince Napoleon's de-
mise. They chiefly lived on subsidies
sent from Chiselhurst, which the Ex-Em.
press has no intention Of continuing fol
the benefit Of her beloved cousin Lon,
don Truth,
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1t now transpires that the fish caught
by the Princess Louise was toothless,
baldheaded, and the sole support of a
large family. It's pity that Henry
Bergh doesn't live in Canada, that's all !;
and when one reflects on the cruelty of
the heartless chief lady of the miserable
little Dominion one weeps in behalf of
human nature and wants to know what's
become of the police Buffalo Express.
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THE DAILY STAR.
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, July 26.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley areas of rain and
partly cloudy weather, northerly winds,
becoming variable, slight changes in TEN.
perature and slowly falling barometer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

The New Jersey Court of Errors and Ap-
pcals has reversed the decision of the Court
below in the case of Mrs. Smith and Covert
D. Bennett convicted OF murder. The re-
hearing OF the case will not occur till next
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

Never promise more than can be done,
Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills have been sue
cessiully run OH this principle. For sale
by all druggists. Price Csc.
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HOTELS.

DROSPECT HOUSE. UPPER RSARANACLAKE,
/ +. X. Derby, Proprietor. p. o., Blooming
dale, Essex County, N. Y:-Thts House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in 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 "Sportsman's Par
adisc." summer Doarders, 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-
vision store at the house. Camp supplies of all
kinds always on hand. Carriages correct 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 Ausable Station direct,
40 miles. The steamer +, X. DERBY'S MATTE"
will make two trips day to 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.
nj nm
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Chew Jacksons Best Sweet Navy Tobcaco.

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes Of
purgative, for constipation, indigestion,
headache and liver complaint By univer-
sal accord, they are the best of all purga-
tiyes for family use.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-28

VEGA L.-HAMILTON COUNTY COMMON
/ Pleas Court--Barbara Ptlomm VS. August
Ptlomm. Said defendant August Pfomm, who
is resident OF Louisville, Kentucky, IS
| ereby notified that on the 10Th day of May, A..
D. 1879, said plaintiff Barbara Piiomm filed her
petition in said Court, in case No. $780, praying
for divorce from said defendant, because OF the
wllful absence Of defendant for more than three
years, gross neglect of duty and habitua drunk
enness of defendant for more than three years
last past. Said case will be ready for hearing al
any time after August 18th 1879.
BARBARA PFLOMM.
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r EGAL E-HAMlLTON PKO6ATE
/ ] COurt-Fraucis l.. Archer, widow Of Thomas
Archer, deceased, residing at Huntington, in the
County OF Cabell and STATE OF West rginia; Mary
]. Thornton, residing at Indiamap Ills Marion
County, Indiana; Thorn J. Arcncr, residing
at indianapolis, NJ rion County, Indiana,
being u minor aged ~ years; Robert L. Archer, a
minor aged years, residing at Huntington. Ca
bell County, State of West Virginia; Richard NJ.
ingtou, Cabell County, State OF West Virginia.;
and Frank Archer, minor aged years residing
at Huntington, Cabell County, West Nirgnin;
VIII lake notice that Victor II. Long, admins
traitor OF the estate OF Thomas Archer deceased,
on the 10th day of June A. d. 1879 filed his peti-
ton in the Probate Court within and for the
County OF Hamilton and State of Ohio alleging
that the personal estate OF said dccedent is in
sufficient TO pay his debts and the charges of ad-
ministerng his estate; thal he died seized
in fee simple of the following described
and State of Ohio, to-wit: Lots 10, 20,
81 25 2l, 23 %, 90 go AZ 43, and the west half of
Lot No. in Thomas Archcr's subdivision in
Miami Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, situat-
ed in Sections Is and q, Township l. Fractional
Range OF the Miami Purchase, sa d plat being re-
corded in Plat Book No. 8, page 26, llami t, Il
County Recorders office, and that Francis Archer
as widow Of said decedcnt IS entitled 10 dover
in said premises,
The prayer Of said petition is for the assignment
OF dover to said Frances Archer. and for sale of
said premises subject to said dover estate for the
payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing Oil the 9th day
of September, a. D. 1879, or as soon thereafter at
leave can be obtained.
LONG, KRAMER q KRAMER,
jY7.7tM Atly's for Admin stlatOr
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T EGAL-LEOPOLD BURCKHARDT FORM
i ERLY of Cincinnati Ohio, will take notice
that he has been sued in the Court of Common
Pleas of Hamilton ounty, Ohio, in cause where
in VIM Means, Trustee, is plaintiff, and J. D.
Evans, s. r. J. Coleman, and Others are defend
ants Said Leopold BurCkhardt has been made
party defendant in this cluse upon the supple
mental answer and cross petition OF said $ T. j..
Coleman. The prayer OF sliG answer and cross
petition and oi the petition herein is for the fore
closure and sale of certain mOrtgaged premises,
including the following described property to-
wit:
All that real estate in the County of Hamilton,
Sta OF Ohio. being all that lot o land numbered
one Q) OH a partition OF lands called Dover
Tract, OF John W. Prices estate, recorded in Plat
Book No. (3) Three, page Al, of the Hamilton
County Records.
The said Leopold Burckhardtis is notified that he
is required TO appear and answer to said cross-pe-
ttion ON or before Saturday the II tn day OF Octo-
bcr, A. d. 1879, setting up what, if any, interest
the said Leopold Burckhardt has in the said
premises $. 7. j. COLEMAN,
By Stallo & Kittredge, his attorneys.
CINcJNN ATT Jnly 26th 1870 ivoS6tM
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-THE UNDER
~ SIGNED has been appointed and qualified as
assignee in Bankruptcy OF the estate OF Alonzo c.
Horton, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who has been de
cla!ed a bankrupt by said Court before Il, P.
Cranrh, Register, at No 27@ West Third street.
Cincinnati OHIO. ALBERT G. GlBBS
81 West Third street, Cincinnati, 0:
July 10Th. 1870 jyl4-3tM
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OF THE KIDNEYS.

Bright's Disease (early stages, Dropsical
Tendency, Inflammation, Diabetes, Brick
Dust deposit, Incontnence and the Back
ache and pains which are the symptoms Of
nearly all forms of Kidney Complaints.