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HAMMERS GLYoERoLK OF TAR, for coughs and colds,
Try il.
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POLITICAL.
GAR FFIE.LI.. ,
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THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
VIII UPhN On
Saturday sveRing, Sept. IL.

Saturday Evening, Sept. IL.
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES, AND AID
N dresses Will be made by the following eu inent
SAN FRANCISCO,
HON. NEWTON BOOTH,
L. s. Senator,
AT the Grand opera HeaSe.'
SACRAMENTO,
GENERAL JeEN +. MILLER.
Ron. =. 4. BENSON and
Ron. l.. L. PRATT.
SAN JOSE,
HON. w. III. SEARS and
HON. G. uARTsON.e
SAN MAlEo,
Ron. +. NJ. PIxLEy,
Hen. =. G. MeCaLLtM and
HON. {. n. FELTON.
STOCKTON,
HON DAVID MCCLURE and
j. w. BRIEF, Esq.
VALLEJO,
uON. j. III. DICkESs3S and
Attorney General A. L. mAE.T.
LOS ANGELES,
HGN. RObUALpO PACnEtO and
HON. CALVIN EDcEKTOS.
MARYSyILLE,
HON &. n. FOX and
nns. w. Il. MAY.
NAPA,
HON. NJ. II. ESTEE ana
HON. PAVE NEsMAAN.
AUBURN,
Ron. G.. w. TYLER.
SANTA LoSA,
cav. GEORGE L. WOODS.
Md.ES1o,
HON. II. =. PAGE and
Il. GUY MCCLELLAN, Esq.
GRASS VAL. Ely,
DIR. II. eek and
DE- M. ID. satRRI(K.
CoLUSA,
w. w. McKiIG, ESQ
By order Of TIE Republican State Central COM
mittee. p. B. CORNWALL, Vice Chairman.
JAMES R. FINJAYsoN, Secretary. s9St
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BITrERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver COM
plaint
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REGULATE THK LIVER with Hammers Cascara
Sagrsda Bitters, and health is the results
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BELL d CO., Auctioneers,
GARD OF THANKS.

ON BEHALF OF THE CHURCH OF THE
q United Brethren in Christ, also Rev. Wood
and Company, would express our warmest thanks
to Messrs Weinstock & Lubin, proprietors Of Me-
chanics' Store, for the free use of their Lots On
the corner of Fifteenth and H streets during the
progress of cur Tabern tcle Meetings. Also, to Mr.
Lubin, for kindness in the way of cash and pro-
visions May the God of Israel greatly bless and
prosper you. ID. D. HART
Pastor United Brethren Church.
Sacramento, September 9, 1880. s!0-1ts
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS

Additional Facts in Regard to the Terrible
Coll!ery Disaster.
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ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLUE!

A LII MEMBERS OF SACRAMENTO CAMP,
"A Army and Navy Republican League, are
hereby notified to meet at SINNERS HALL,
corner Sixth and streets,
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. IIfb.
At I o'clock, to take part in the Torehlight Pro-
eession All ex-soders and Sailors are invited to
participate. BY order of JOHN DAUGHERTY,
Junior vi Commander.
lofficial. II. BENNETT, Adiutant. TB. CT slo-2t
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Republican Addrcs.

CLEVELAND, September 9th.--The Repub.
lican County Central Committee have issued
a column and half address to the Repub-
licans Of the United States, for tie purpose
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Great Scarcity of Laborers Upon Railroads
in Colorado.
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Mail Service Ordered.

WASHINGTON, September 9th.-The Post
pffice Department has ordered the service on
the recently-comp,eted railroad between Bat.
tie Mountain, New, a point on the line Of
the Central Pacific Railroad. and Austin,
New, q distance of about 100 miles due south
from Battle Mountain, in lieu Of the stage
service. The new service is to commence on
October At
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General Garfield Makes Another Felicitous
Speech.
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OHIO STATE FAIR At CLEVELAND,
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shoeting aGray nj Lcadvtue.

DENVER (Col.), September 9th.-The Re
puJiicda's Leadville special says: At 8
O'Clock this morning Thomas Morgan, former
Assistant Superintendent of the gas works at
ST. Joseph, Mo-. fatally shot Richard Steven
SOC, former Deputy Sheriff of Kansas City.
Morgan had escorted Stevenson's wife, who
had returned to her mother ON account of ill
treatment, to one or two parties Stevenson
becams jealous and insulted Morgan, and was
Immediately knocked down by one of the lat
ter's friends. Stevenson followed Morgan
around town, it seems, with murderous inten-
ton, but when they met the latter was too
quick for the former
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ut huHpVIfstf hS""H VI USf
Payments.

BERLIN, September CHA semi-oficial
statement reasserts that in no case has the
Imperial Bank Of Germany in Berlin refused
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Further Foundations for Congress in Va
rious Localities
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CHICAGO, September 9th.-The test race
attracted a large crowd this evening, and
betting was heavy, the spectators taking sides
in favor OF the animals or men, according to
their confidence in the endurance of one or
the other The men are encouraged to keep
on by seeing that the horses do not gain
MUCH though on the gallop tonight and
piling up the laps very rapidly. AT 10 o'clock
the score stood: Horses-Bothman's entry,
3S7 Betsy Baker, $50; Dunn's entry, 3s7
Rose of Texas, $50. Men Byrne, 1906 !;
Krohne, 373; Collision. 356; Schoeh, 333
Cole 237 Connolly, 234; Jackson. 1863
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Visiting The Homo of Ills Boyi,ood.

QUINCY Wl, September 9th.-WilIam
State Committee of California, in this city
to-day, states emphatically that California
and the Pacific slope is sure for the Repub.
lican ticket. Colonel Morrow left here at the
age Of fifteen. He has come back nav to
look after the grave of his father. buried at
Columbus, in this county. His school com
nauions gave him be arsY recention
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Mes,MarG.Raurd Passenrers.

OMAHA, September 9th. The following
through passengers passed here on to.day's
train, leaving at 1915 P. NJ, to arrive in Sac
ramento September 18th: Thomas Sullivan
and wife, w. a. Williams, Colonel William
Harvey, L. Galinsky and family, San Fran
cisco Samuel Wallerton, Emory A. Stories,
George NJ Stories, Chicago; A Schafleip,
Tombstone, A. T.; H. Fox and wife, Gales
burg, Ill; Cum CheonS levy, Hartford,
Conn; Miss Sanish Austria f. L. Shep-
pard and wife, Napa
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PETERSBURG (va.) September 9th.-In-
formation received from several counties says
the recent rains have caused great damage to
the tobacco crop, especially on the low lands,
where the loss is very heavy. In consequence
of the destruction Of plants by tobacco worms
early in the season and the damage from
rains, the crop in this section of Virginia will
be the smallest known for many wears
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New YORK, September 9th.-Silver bars,
1893; money easy at 2@3; Governments
quiet; stocks firmer; Western Union.
l045 Quicksilver, 10; Pacific Mail, 429
Mariposa, !; Wells-Fargo, 1899; New YORK
Central, 7S4; Erie, 40; Panama, 1876
Union Pacihc, III bonds, 1124 Central
Pacific, IL bonds. 1114 Sutro, Il.
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Chamber Of Commerce.

A special meeting of the Board of OF
fcers of the Chamber of Commerce wa.
held yesterday evening. The question Of
uniform rates for foreign shipments was
referred t, special committee, viz:
Messrs. John v. Lewis, George Seaman,
Thomas Morrison. @. Erkenbrecher, A. e.
Smith.
A Communication was read from Mr..
Adler, :09 West Third street. calling at
tention to an article published in German
paper, in which it is said that there is. a
great deal of the lard received there from
America that is made from diseased pork.
The comm. :nication was referred to the
Provision Committee.
A communication from the Commercial
Club of Chicago, asking the Chamber to
take some action in favor of the enactment
of National bankrupt law was referred
to an appropriate committee.
The President submitted a paper asking
the Chamber to take action in favor OF
asking Congress to pass a law for the pro-
lection and registry If trademarks. The
matter was referred to special committee,
consisting of W. N. Hobart, John Horner,
H. I. Proctor. William Henry Davis and
DR.. J. T. Spence. ..
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Patents For the Week.

The following is the list of patents issued
BY the United States Patent Office to citi-
zens of this State for the week ending
March 23d, 1880, furnished for the STAR from
the Law and Patent Office of ]. McC. Per-
kins, No. 800 L street (near the Patent
Office, Washington, d. c.:
H. Boerstler, Hamburg-Vegetable cut
ter.
/. Boone, Troy-Ice plow.
M. c. Briggs & w. A. Jones, Bairdstown-
Barrel bumper.
w. Carr, Yellow Springs-Wagon run
ming gear.
A. Davidson, Samira-Device for lasting
boots and shoes.
J. E. Donovan, Cincinnati-Sewing ma
chine table.
A. c. Evans, ringfeld-Harrow.
F. L. Fairchild, Mount Vernon-Road
engine.
G. H. Harton, Brighton-Grain meter.
H. R. Moore, Norwalk-Organ pedal.
B. Owen, Dayton-Horse rake.
s. w. Rohn, Defance-Excavator
D. W. Smith, Tppecanoe City-Hoisting
jack.
D. B. Stakes, New Petersburg-Spark
arrester.
R. G. Sykes, Niles-Sheet metal roofs.
W. A. Tangeman, Lockland-Target.
J. M. Wheeler, Ioledo-Cuspadore.
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CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY PRO.
y BATE COURT.-Edward De Serisy, admins.
traitor OF the estate OF Jonathan Robbins, deceased
VS.. Asa Robbins ct al.-Jeremiah Robbins aud
Mary Robbins whose residences are unknown,
and the unknown, heirs, ii there be any, of Jere-
miah Robbins ana Mary Robbins, will take notica
that Edward De Sersy, administrator of the e.
tate OF Jonathan Robbins, deceased. on the 9th
day Of December, 1879, filed his petit on in the
Probate Court within and for the County of Ham
iton and State of Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate OF said decedent Il
INSULT lent to pay his. debts and
the charges of administering his estate; that
he died seized In fee simple OF the follow ng de-
scrbed real estate situate in said County, tO-wit
"Lots numbered seven and eight in Hill's First
Subdivision OF Mt. Pleasant, bounded on the west
by Perry street. on the south by Lot No. 6, and on
the north by an alley"
The prayer Of the petition Is for a sale Of said
premises. for the payment Of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
The personsaboye mentioned will further take
notice that they have been made parties Defend
ant to said petition, and that they are reaufed Ia
answer the same on or before the 18th day Of
April, A. d. $780, EDWARD DESERISY'
Administrator OF the Estate of Jonathan Rob
bins, deceased.
CINCINNATI, February 10. 1880 iels-stTh
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TRADE MARK.
cAUTIoN!
For Sale by all Druggists.
Board of Aldermen,

A special meeting of the Board of Al
dermen was held yesterday afternoon.
The ordinance extending Street Railroad
Route No. 2 was laid over until the next
meeting
The Route 18 Ordinance was engrossed.
The Board of Health Ordinance failed Of
engrossment.
The Police Salary Ordinance was re-
ferred back to the Committee from which
it came.
The resolution adopted at previous
meeting changing the voting place of Pre-
cnct A, of the Third Ward, was reconsid-
cred and the matter was indefinitely post
poned.
A resolution requesting the Board Of
Public Works to permit the different Tele-
graph and Telephone Companies to erect
sufficient poles to meet the wants of the
next Democratic National Convention was
adopted.
A resolution providing for the appoint
ment of Committee of three to investi-
gate the subject of unpaid assessments on
Findlay and anv other streets, and report
at future day, by resolution or otherwise,
was adopted. The Chair appointed Messrs.
Oliver, Riley and Dirr.
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Police Court

Only six new cases appeared upon the
Police Court docket this morning, which
shows up we'll for the quietuess Of the city.
Louis Kemp, small colored boy, was
committed to the House of Refuge for in
cerrigibiity. :
Mrry Bardes, an aged German woman,
was sent out for three months for drunk.
enness.
Dennis Keating. charged with assault
ing barber, named Barney Brocker, was
discharged.
Fred. Elgar. q no-account boy, whose
parents can do nothing with him, was sent
out for three months for getting drunk.
Jas. Mclaughlin, charged with drunk
enness, wassentenced to three months in
the Work-house.
James Ryan. for abusing his family, had
a sentence of thirty days in the Work
House put against him, which was sus
pended on condition that he keeps away
from his wife in the future. i.
Geo. McCayne, a colored man, was fined
sic and costs for stealing twenty-one cents
worth OF scrap iron from the c.. G., G. & /
Railroad.
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The Theaters.

'Enchantment." at the Grand Opera
house, had another immense house last
night. The piece is thrilling in its grand
eur. and can not help drawing.
"Freaks'' is the most admirable farcical
comedy that has yet been produced of this
new and popular class. 1t draws fine
houses, and people are kept. in roars of
laughter from first to last. Only matinee
Saturday afternoon.
Mitchelrs Pleasure Party in "Our Cob
lins'' at Heuck's is big hit, and the large
audiences enjoy it immensely.
The Vine-street Opera-house is present
ing strong bill.
The Elks' benefit next Thursday after
noon at the Grand Opera-house promises to
be big success. Box sheet now open at
Hawley's.
Miles Juvenile Opera Company at the
Grand Opera-house Monday night.
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Badge Presentation,

Captain W. J. Bunker, Of the Knights
q 6t. Martin, of Cincinnati, will be pre-
ssnted on Mo day night next at the ball
Owen by the Knights at Mozart Hall with
IN elegant g. Id badge, the workmanship of
Mr.. Joseph Mebmert, jeweler at 3l9 Free
man avenue. The badge is a massive gold
enc. From the pin is pendant by two
chains the badge proper, having on its face
0 helmet and two swords and a Maltese
cross made OF silver, around which are the
initials K. st. NJ, Of c.. o. The following
y the inscription on the back; Captain
W. ]. Bunker, by the X. 6t Martin, Of
Gin, O., March 18th, 1880"
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Associated Charities.

At the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Associated Charities held al
he Children's Home. encouraging report
were made concerning the progress OF the
movement
A district organization of the Associated
Charities for the Seventeenth and Nine
teenth wards has also been effected with
the following excellent list Of officers:
President-John E. Bell.
First Vice President, Fayette Smith; Sec
ond Vice-President A. Trounstine.
Secretary-Mrs. II. G. Whitman.
Treasurer-Wm. Woods
Additional Directors-W. ]. Dickins on,
John A. Wiltsee, T. L. A. Greve, Mrs c. A.
Plimpton, A. ]. Hove, M. D., T. D. Lin
coin, ]. B. Chickering, Henry Stix and Mrs.
Len. A. Harris
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NOTICE.

NroTICE. SAMUEL FRESHMAN, OF CHI
IN CAGO State OF Illinois, will take notice that
Robert Hosea, of County Of Hamilton, state of
Ohio did, on the 18th day of January, A. d. $780,
file bis petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Hamilton, and State
of Ohio, against him, Samuel Freshman, defend
ant, setting forth that he ave mortgage to
Robert Hosea on Lot No. 81, in Robert Hosea's
subdivision in Clifton, Section 15, Township g..
Fractional Range 2, of Miami Purchase, in said
County Of Hamilton. and State Of Ohio, as record
ded in Plat Book 5, page 4 of records of said
County, to secure payment OF three certain prom.
issory notes. dated May 12th A. D. 1877, Of sl27 90
each. with interest from date. due in one, two
and three years respectively, and praying that
said Samuel Freshman shall pay the notes now
DUE with interest, or that said premises NAV be
sold to pay the same, the amount of said notes
now due being s255 co. with interest from the 18th
OF May, 1877. Said Samuel Freshman 10 notified
to appear and answer said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the list day Of April next.
ROBERT HOSEA,
By John A. Trimble, Attorney.
Dated February 26th, 1880. fe26stTh
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For the School Board,
To the Editor OF the Star:

10 the EDITOR OF the Star:
As the Ray law provides for many
changes in the organization of the School
Board it is especially important that good
selections be made. The following list is
submitted by way of suggestion:
Rufus King, Augustus Vessel, F. B.
Kearney. G. H. Stephens, James Dale,
Henry Stegner. G. P. Wagner, W. j.
ONeil, Samuel Bailey, Jr., John Richards,
H. s. Wehmer, W. B. Davis, Louis Wehmer,
Henry Guckenberger, L. H. Sargent, G. D..
Palmer, G. M. Hellmann, Louis Ballahf,
DR.. M. Amick, ]. w. Underhill, VIM.
Strunk, Otto Heinemann, DIR. M. 7. Carey,
John Gosling, H. w. Wiggers, W. W.
Roberts, F. ]. Mayer, Isaac Adler, Robert
Morris, G. w. Winnes, w. M. Hubbell, M,
Lilienthal, Francis Ferry, W. A. Blan.
chard, Chris. Kiechler.
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Ohio Legislature.
YESTERDAY SESSION.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SENATE

National Associated Press to the Star.
SENATE
COLUMBUS, March 25.-The Senate met at
Bpm.
Mr.. Moore's Building and Loan Associa-
ton Bill was made the special order for
p. m. to-day.
Mr.. Kirchner's bill providing for build
ing bridge across Milloreek and the G., H..
& D. Road was passed.
Mr.. Clements bill to repeal an act au-
thorizing the creation of special School
Districtin Mentor Township Lake County,
was passed.
Mr.. Hearts bill authorizing the Com,
missioners of Hamilton County to grade
and macadamize the Armstrong Road was
passed.
Mr.. Chapman's bill authorizing the re.
peal of an act providing that the Police
Commissioners shall act with the Board OF
Heath was referred.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the Com
missioners Of Hamilton County to levy a
tax on road purposes was passed.
Mr.. Entrekin-To aid courts in curing
defects in conveying real estate and Mr..
Van Chat bill authorizing the Board OF
Public Works to build culvert under the
canal in Pickaway County were passed.
MIR. Cavran's bill authorizing the village
of Greenville, Cuyanoga County, to trans.
fer funds was passed.
Mr.. Fleschmann's bill authorizing the
Commissioners of Hamilton County To
levy tax for opening and grading Colum-
bia avenue, extending from Martin street,
| in the city OF Cincinnati, to Tusculum
avenue was passed.
The vote whereby the 81. Hoffman
Bounce Bill was lost was reconsidered.
Mr.. Marriott arose to point of order
claiming the motion to reconsider was out
of order, for the reason that too long q
time has elapsed since the bill was
amended.
The Chair ruled it was in order.
The Senate then took recess until II
o'clock to-day.
The. House spent the afternoon In
amending the Appropriation Bill. The
appropriation will De increased fully 500,
900. The bill will occupy all week.
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PROPOSALS.
Ammoniacal Liquor and Coal Tar

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at the Office of the Cincinnati Gas Light and
Coke Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. until II o'clock
noon, May lst, 1880, for the Ammonaical Liquor
produced at the works of said Company. extend
ing over period of FIVE 10Y YEARS from July J.,
rS0.
The liquor will be delivered In car-tanks on side
track in ank-barges on the river or at any point
on the line OF the Gas Company's premises The
strength to be Of the same average as at present.
BIDS will be received at 50 much per ton, OF
1000 pounds, OF coal carbonized Payments to be
made monthly.
Security In ihs sum of $4,000 will be required.
rhe Company reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
II desired by the successful bidder. arrange
ments can be made for the purchase OF Coal Tar
produced during the same period.
Address, ROBERT BROWN, Jr., Sec'y,
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Co,
mh25StTh Cincinnati, O.
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Exposition Commissioners.

The Exposition Commissioners met yes
terday afternoon.
The Printing Committee recommended
the acceptance of the following bids: Jarvis
1 Schrader, for printing premium list, no
covers or diagrams, 1926; estimated cost of
the diagram, SIS; total, $500.
Also the bid of Krebs Lithograph Com
pany for premium list covers, $192 so; dis
blay posters. $1,27O; circulars. 1922 50; to-
tal, $21S5.
The report was accepted.
Subscriptions to the Guarantee Fund
now amount TO over $85, 600.
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Rev. A. B. Leonard lectures at Mclean
n. 3. Church this evening on 1.-THE Hand
sf God in American History"
Holy communion will be celebrated at
Emanuel Reformed Church this evening
The night of its institution-instead Of
Easter morning.
Bishop Jaggar breaches at the Church Of
()ur Savior this evening. The rite Of bap-
tism will be administered and holy COM
kunion celebrated.
The knights Templar Of Hanselmann
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LEGAL,

r EGAL NOTICE.-LILY NJ WILSON, WHO
i resides 10 the city ofSt. Louis, Missouri; III "a
J. s. Crttenden, George G.. Crlttenden, a minor
aged fourteen years. and Charles Z, Crittenden, .
minor aged twelve years, all of whom reside in
Garden CITY, Kansas ievisees under the last win
aud testament OF Hen $ Hathaway, deceased, are
hereby notified that Hannibal c. Hathaway and
Byron H. Hathaway, executors Of said last will
and testament, have filed petition in the Pro-
bate Court OF Hamilton County. Ohio,
Case No. 30sl, praying therein fol
the sale Of the following described real
estate to pay the costs of the adm nistration OF
said estate and the debts Of sald deccdent wit:
Lot No. 3, the north half of Lot No. 4, Lot No. q
and the south part of Lot No. ], having a front.
age of 42 81 feet on the west line of Hannibal
street, of the subdivision made by Henry Hatha-
way Jr., OF his lands lying west of the White
water Canal in the City OF Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio. And unless they answer or demul
to said petition on before the 9th day OF April.
A. D. 1880, said petition will be taken as true.
FORREST q MAYER,t
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI March 4, 1880. mh4-6tTh
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n nATARRH Positive ana permanent cure
nj n hhlsHsfor Catarrh. Pleasant constitu-
tional and local treatment We guarantee a
y cure in every case. Address Drs KITZMIL-
LER L. KITZMlLLER, Piqua, Ohio.
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Commandery will attend divine worship
Good FRIDAY morning in St. Paul's Prot
estant Episcopal Church, West Fourth
street.
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1t Is highly important that affections OF
the throat. lungs or other bronchial tubes,
should be checked at once, and for this pur-
pose nothing equals DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up. Price 26c.
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DIR. Remington shot and killed by an as
sassin near Winsboro, Tex.