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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-27
Corporation Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON FEB
~ RCARY 14th. 1879, petition and plot was
ty Ohio, by F.; Britton and seventy five others
praying that the following described territory
may be organized as Village Corporation under
the name of Home City to.wit:
Situated in Delhi Township, Hamilton County,
Ohio, and commencing at the point where the
eastern line OF the Cincinnati Building Associa-
ton subdivision of Home City intersccts the south
bou, dairy line of the State of Ohio in the waters
OF the Onio River; thence running northeesterly
along the easterly line OF the said Cincinnati
Building A sociation subdivision of Home CITY 70
the northeast corner of Home City; thence north
| caste ly in the same direction along the eastcrY
side OF the land owned respectively by William
Park and Frederick WrampeImeyer, to the south
side OF the road known as the extension of the
Lower River Road at the northeast corner OF said
Wrampelmeyers land: thence along the south
side OF the said extension of the Lower River
Road to the easterly side of Muddy Creek at the
bridge on said road over said Muddy Creeks
thence along the Sutherly side of said Muddy
Creek to its intersection with the westerly line ol
the land Of r. B. Price; thence southwestern
along the said westerly line OF said land of r. Il
Price, and the westerly line OF Prices addition OF
Home City to the southerly line OF the State AZ
Ohio IN the Ohio River; thence easterly up the
Ohio River along the southerly line of the State ol
Ohio to the place OF beginning.
That the probable number OF inhabitants resid.
ing in the proposed corporation is three hundred
That Nelson Sayler and James D. Parker are
designated TO act as agents for said petitionerA
That said petitioners are electors of said County
and inhabitants within said territory.
That said petition and plat was on said day, b.
order OF said Commissioners, filed with the Audi
tor OF said County. and that the same will bN
heard on MONDAY. April 2ist, 1879, at 10 o. clock
ilton County, Ohio.
NELSON sAYLER,
JAMES D. PARKER
feH'ss1h Agents for PstitoneA
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A Serious cutting Scrnpe.

James Sherlock, of the Probate Court,
was engaged last night about half past IL
o'clock, in friendly game of cards at
Murphy's saloon, No. 665 Central avenue,
when young blacksmith named David
Crawford entered. Being slightly under the
influence of liquor he interfered with the
players. Sherlock requested Crawford to
60 away and leave them alone. Instead OF
complying with the request, he abused Mr..
Sherlock shamefully. The parties finally
came to blows, when Crawford pulled a
knife and stabbed Sherlock in the breast.
The blade penetrated depth of three
inches, barely missing the heart. Crawford
was promptly arrested and lodged in the
Oliver-street Station-house on the charge
of cutting with intent to kill. In the Police
Court this morning his case was continued
until next Saturday. Bail fixed at s., 600.
Sherlock was conveyed to his home, No. 55
Oliver street, where he lies in very dan
gerouS condition,
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
of Interest to Our Church Goer

of Interest to Our Church GOers.
The Union Bethel Sunday-school had
thirty-one hundred and eight in attendance
last Sunday.
A temperance meeting will be held to-
night at Home Mission Chapel near Wash
| ington street.
Meetings of unusual interest are in prog
ress at the Columbia German and the First
Baptist Churches.
DR.. Rust, who has been detained at his
residence for several days on account of
sickness, is again able to be out.
The quarterly meeting of the Miami Min
isterial Conference will be held at the Third
Baptist Church March 10th and 11th.
| The fourth quarterly meeting of the Gin
cinnati branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society will be held this after
noon at Trinity Church.
Prof. j. B. Chickering lectures tonight
at Wright Chapel. Subject: "Babylon." )"
This will be the first of series of five en-
tertainments for the benefit of the Church.
Mrs. g. R. Alden, who is better known as
"Pansey," has been invited to be present
at the Primary Sunday y-school Teachers
meeting at the Y. M G. A. Hall Saturday
afternoon.
The youngest child of Rev. D. H. Moore
President of Wesleyan Female College, a
little girl two years old, died yesterday
morning. Another child, two years older,
is lying in critical condition.
The report Of the Cincinnati branch of
the Methodist Book Concern for the past
year shows that sales have been made
amounting to $418. $40, an increase of $26, $50
over the sales of the year previous
A meeting was held at the Seventh-street
Congregational Church last evening to con
slider the designations of the four Deacons
and two members of the Committee on Dis
cipline, who were dissatisfied with the &C
tion that was taken in the case of Mr.. Alb
bott. Four of the dissatisfied parties,
Messrs A. NJ. Warner, s. L. Snodgrass,
Ben. G. Noyes and P. B. Haskell withdrew
their names from the statement of reasons,
and offered simple and unconditional
resignation, which was accepted. Messrs
Rice and Polls, the other two whose names
were to the paper submitted on Sunday,
were not present, and action in their case
was not taken.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOTTA AS "ZIp.h

Tonight weare to have Lotta in the play
of Zip" This is considered by many her
very best piece She has had good houses,
and will continue to have. Zip will be
presented tonight and tomorrow night,
and Lotta will appear for the last time Sat-
urday afternoon, the bill being "Musette" 4"
Saturday night, grand double bill by the
company.
MRS. OATES NEXT WEEK.
At the Grand Opera-house next week we
are to have Mrs. Oates and the new Comic
Opera Company which made such hit in
San Francisco and has played with great
success in every place yet visited.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ing and Wednesday matinee III. NJ. S.
Pnafore." This company was the first to
produce this brilliant piece in America
and they do it as it only can be done by
such a company.
No Pinafore ship has or will arrive like
that manned by the Oates company.
Thursday and Friday evenings lie Petit
Due" Saturday matinee, LES Cloches De
Cornevlle," and Saturday night peri
chole"
THE ELKs' BENEFIT.
The benefit of the Cincinnati Lodge of
Elks at the Grand Opera-house, Sunday
evening next, will be one of the finest af-
fairs Of the kind yet given under the aus
joyed the delightful social services free OF
charge will be glad of this opportunity OF
showing their appreciation of the many
courtesies of the order.
Reserved seats are on sale at the Atlantic
& Great Western Railroad Office Fourth
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so cents, which includes reserved seat
Among the list Of volunteers are the
Lotta ombination-Messrs. J. J. Sullivan,
Ned Marble, Clement Bainbridge, Frank
Percy. Miss May Arlington and Miss Julia
Hanchett, by kind permission OF Manager
Schoeffel; Signor Giovanni with his trained
dogs; the fine sketch artists, Mr.. George
Gilday and Miss Fanny Beane; the La Rues,
John and Willie; Mr.. George Booth and
Miss Lydia Yeamans; James s. and Katie
Edwards; the Rudolph Children, James
and Lizzie; Hartley Thompson. L. Glea.
son, ]. B. Mccormick, Al. Thayer, w. G.
Lodwick, Maddern's full orchestra, Cur.
rier's Band and Mr.. w. F. Cody buffalo
Bill) in his wonderful feats of marksman.
ship, in which he is unequaled.
The Grand next Sunday night should be
crowded from pit to dome.
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Miami Medical College.

The annual reunion and banquet Of The
Alumni Association of the Miami Medical
College will take place this evening.
The order Of exercises is as follows:
Address by President and Reception Of
Glass 10.
DR.. j. D. Catch, Class "a.
Response by Chas. X. Cole, Glass '79.
The Legal Profession Ben. But
terworth.
"The Ministry Sam'l w. Duncan
"The Press''-John J. Hight.
''Ehe Miami Medical College"-Prof. T.
II. Kearney.
WAnld Lang SYnAO
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Dunkmann & Co., undertakes and man.
ufacturers of all kinds of wood coffins and
caskets, call attention to their facilities for
prompt and satisfactory work. Mr.. w. u.
Jacocks, the manager, was for long while
connected with one of the leading estab-
known to the public and thoroughly ac-
quainted with all branches of the business.
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FOrty-fffth Congress. Third Session.
SENATE,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Mr. Edmunds reported q
bill to protect the constitutional rights of citizens
and punish violations of the same. Placed on the
calendar.
The Conference Committee on the bill to amend
the Internal Revenue Laws was read and agreed
to, and the bill passed.
Consideration of the Deficiency Appropriation
Bill was resumed. A long discussion ensued on
the amendment appropriating $3.50 QUO to pay the
expenses of the Department Of Justice and for the
payment of Deputy Marshals. The motion to
make the Appropriation 1000 instead of $40 600
was rejected, S4 yeas to IS nays The bill with
amendments agreed to in Committee OF the Whole
was read the third time and passed.
Adjourned.
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ELEVATORS.
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Prices and full descziption furnished on appli.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-sEALE PRO
IN POSALS will be received by the Board of
Trustees OF the Town of Bellevue, Campbell Coun.
ty, KY, for the improvement of Fairfield avenue.
side of Washington avenue, according to plans
and specifications file IN the Town Clerks Office
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. Bids TO be handed in ON or before the 10th
day Of March, 1879.
BY order Of the Board
Ito ]. GRIFFITH. Clerk.
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CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.
President Hayes to be mt the OPEN
ing.

FFesIueht Hayes TO be at the Open.
ing.
A regular meeting of the Exposition
Commissioners was held yesterday.
The Finance Committee reported list of
subscriptions to the Guarantee Fund
amounting to $11,300. OF this sum 5000 are
given each by the Gibson, Burnet and
Grand Hotels.
The Special Committee on Premium Lists
will meet tomorrow night.
Mr. ingalls, reported that President Hayes
had accepted the invitation to be at the
Exposition opening.
Invitations to be present were ordered
sent to the Governors of the various States
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County Tnfirlnary.

A special session OF the Directors Of the
Hamilton County Innrmary was held yes
terday for the purpose of making the semi
annual settlements with the Trustees of the
several country townships for temporary
support of the poor.
The Trustees OF Green Township present
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From all quarters comes the same happy
news. "Hales Honey of Horehound and
Tar" is accomplishing such cures in severe
coughs and colds, and other throat and
lung complaints, as to astonish even DR.. Hale
himself To be without it in winter, is a
most serious matter in any family.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25o.
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For best bargains i'm Imported and
Domestic Cigars and Smokers requi-
sites, 60 to Louis Strasser's, $50 w.
Fourth street. Job lots Of Cigars Mt
bottom prices.
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A bill presented by the Trustees of Union
Township, Butler County, for 500, for re-
lief furnished to one James Jackson, who
had legal residence in Hamilton County,
was not allowed, the attorney for the Ham
ilton County Infirmary holding that if the
bill was allowed at all it would have to be
allowed to the Butler County Infirmary,
and not to the Trust of Union Town
ship.
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THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Feb T.-For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, generally clear and cold
weather continues, winds shifting to east,
erly and southerly, slowly falling bsrome-
ter, and by Friday slight rise in the tenn
perature.
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How foolish are the endeavors of parties
to introduce new remedies for coughs and
kindred complaints when they should
know that the people will have DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and nothing else.
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ed a bill OF $2l4 "A for the support of the
poor in their district during the past six
months. After deducting an item of 81 IS.
which was for the support of a non-resi-
dent, the bill was allowed. Bills of other
townships were allowed as follows:
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-.The Senate bill providing
for taking the census of 1880 was passed.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the bill regulating the import duty on sugar,
After discussion the bill was laid aside without
action.
The report of the Conference Committee on the
Tobacco Bill was read, but without voting on 1t
the House adjourned.
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Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly New size 500
Sold by John d. Park g. Son, and all druggists.
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LEGAL.
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

GuafOlan>S sale OF zeal ESCaCes
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Probate Court OF Hamilton County, Ohio. Z
will offer for sale, at public auction, on March lst
1879, at O'Clock p M, at the Courthouse, free o&
dover, and for not less than two-thirds its ap-
praised value. the following described real estate
situate in Section /, Township 3. Entire Range
Miami Purchase), beginning at point in south
line Of section in center OF Miami Canal; themes
north $50 2S east $50 feet; thence north Az cara
229 feet; thence leaving the canal south co. 57 east
273 feet; thence south 46' east 130 89100 feet to
stake; thence south 47o Az west 287 15-1Oo feet:
thence south $50 Is west 476 feet to the place 81
beginning, being and containing $1,000 acres In
Springfield Township Hamilton County, Ohio,
and being part and parcel of the property con-
veyed by VIM. R. Morris and wife by warranty
deed of the date 14th March, 1858, to Wm. HudS
peth and Charles B. Sullivan, described and
bounded, in said deed as follows Beginning al
the south line of the section in the center of the
Miami Canal; thence in said canal north 37o 4F
east chains; thence north 40' 15 east, 70-lOo
chains; thence leaving the canal south 49, 45 east
9 s7-lO0 chains to the south line of the sectioni
thence with the same south 81 30 west, 13 1900
chains to the place Of beginning containing
4 89-l00 acres.
Appraised at 81. .683 ss.
Terms of sale-t,ash.
ROBERT r. REYNOLDS,
Guardian Of the Hudspeth and Sullivan heinz
BANTING & DAVIDSON. Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, February 6th, 1879. fe7.stF M&W
NoTICE.-CHARLEs sEIDENsTICKER, A
will take notice, that on the 23d day of January
1879. Louisa Seidensticker of Cincinnati Hamilton
County, Ohio in the Court Of Common Pleas, in
and for the County OF Hamilton, in the State Of
Ohio, fled petition against the said Charles
Seidensticker, defendant alleging therein that On
the 22d day of August 1873 she was married to
the said Charles seidensticker, defendant. thas
said defendant on or about the 25th day of Sep
| tember, 1878, and at divers and sundry otheR
times, at Cincinnati, Ohio, he was guilty OF ex.
treme cruelty towards said Louisa SeidenstickeE.
plaintiff She further alleges that said defendant
has been guilty of gross neglect of duty in failing
to provide the necessary means of support, and
that on about November 25th. 1878. said defend
ant deserted the said plaintiff without Just cause.
The prayer of said petition is that said plaintiR
may be divorced from the defendant, Charles
Sedensticker, and that she may be restored to hee
| name, Louisa Beyerlein, which she held prior 10
her marriage to defendant The cause will stand
for hearing at the expiration of six weeks from
the first publication of this notice, to-wt: six
weeks from the Both day of January, 1879.
LOUISA SEIDENSTICKER, Plaintiff
FRANCIS LAMPE, Plaintiffs Attorney
CINCINNATI. January 23d 1879. ja2O-6tTh
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Pulte Medical College.

At the commencement exercises of the
Pulte Medical College hall last night, the
following students graduated.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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TOOTH WASH.

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For sale by JOHN D. PARK q SONS, Drug
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-08-15
Making Friends at Home.

Is it possible for our friend to "just
make himself at home" in our house, az
we so often invite and enjoin him to
do? Something depends, no doubt, on
the friend, but more, we think, on the
home. If the guest be incapable of for
getting his own home, and given to con-
trastipg unfavorably everything that is
unlike it in others; or if he be one of
the unadaptive sort-a human "old
cat" who is never at ease when out of
his accustomed haunts, or if he (more
frequently, perhaps, than is she) only
goes about among friends to be "enter
tanned" in such case you cannot well
make them at home, nor avoid wishing
them there!
On the other hand. if you desert the
pleasant family quarters and plant yonr
friend amid the unused fneries of the
stiff best room;" if you keep the chill
dren on dress parade, and break up all
their wonted good times; if you palpa
bly, make q decided difference in the
family fare, as if your friend came to
learn the qualification of your cook o,
to Judge Of your ability to keep o
hotel;" if, in word. your everyday
domestic life is no broken up that hav.
ing guest implies complete change
in the internal arrangements and econo
mics of the household, he cannot, il o
sensible and sensitive person, feel him
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An Importapt Geological Fact

Geology has shown us that nature accom-
plishes her greatest revolutions in the earth's
surface conformation shorty. Every year the
river makes its channel deeper, the glacier
wears deeper gorge in the Alpine rock, and
the OCEAN tide deposits the sand il has crumbled
from the rocks upon which it breaks. We note
the earthquake and the devastating hurricane
but these changes are 80 gradual man seldom
observes them until the channel has become
overhsnging cliffs. or a mountain has disap-
peared before the icy stream, or the ocean has
gwen us Florida. Thus it is in disease. Our
attention is attracted by acute diseases, as fe-
vers, cholera ETC., while chronic diseases (often
the most dangerous in resulD, being slow in
their development, are seldom noticed until
they have made an almost ineffaceable impress
sion upon the system. Persons believing item
selves comparatively healthful are oittimes the
victims OF these diseases, and only become
aware Of their presence when relief is almost
impossible. Diseases OF the liver and stomach
are the commonest of these chronic affections
DR.. Piercu's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are never-failing
remedies for these diseases. They produce a
healthful secretion of the bile, prevent indiges-
ton by regulating the bowels, and imparta Wig
orous tone to the whole system.
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self at home," for he will perceive that
you are not.
Think what being" at home" means
to yourself, and try and let your guest
have something of that feeling. You
require certain liberty and an at
mosphere of naturalness for your con-
tentment; a knowledge that you are
not making any undue work or worry,
and sort of slippers and dressing
gown freedom of department, for your
comfort. You don't want your down.
sitting and uprising too much planned
out for you. You expect to be courte-
Gus and agreeable and punctual, and to
practice the rest of the household vir-
tues as much as in you lies, but you
don't want to talk at mark all the
time, nor to have everything give way for
your entertainment. There is not a
better rule of politeness and hospitality
in the world than the rule called
golden" The trouble is that we keep
it too much for ethical or great moral"
questions, instead of turning it to use
in the everyday affairs of life. We can
best enable our friends to make them
selves at home by keeping it homelke
for them.