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Agricultural SOc7 2. >
AND
PEOPLE OF FREDERICK CO.. =. 80: !:

AT special meeting Oft the Board "r'' =.
ayers of the Frederick County Agrlr' =.
Society held Sept. eth, 1880, the 80
Of the Board of the Saturday prcyio; ~
unanimously reversed by the substance.
Of the following:
Resolrcd, That the Annual EAhih'
this Society as advertised to conmcn =, g!
Tuesday, October l2lh, be pc tpon
Tuesday, October Goth, and term"
on Friday October goth 1880 sub
the same rules and regulations as p.,~" -
Cd III the regular premium list.
! With the announcement Of the = -,
the undersigned Committee was
mously instructed Ivy the Board to q
succncty and briefly the reasons " ,n
induced their actions.
! With just appreciation Of their T. ."''"'-
shil,ics rs the custodians Of tie w.. g
and prosperity Of the Society the , ed.
trl. assured that the L Inhibition, as ''
ously announced; in view of the o. O..
opposed, would prove 'amGntablc .,t So
. To summarize" briefly: The ovcrSiaGl -
inc influence Of the grand Scsqui,Cv" O..
lcnnial (}a1timorc's one hundred and =
eth anniversary progressing the ,;4r
wccl, as Our proposed Fair whilst ",l',,'
't,fr , I.,,,, f,E cit f..
the main stay and support of our il -:
itIon, at the same time would draw
or country, many very many, OF TIE D..
wives Ano daughters whose cncoucu
smiles and presence rebound 50 !ar-' ~ {"
|0ug success, and whose skilifuI handl', .,
has rendered our hulseho!d dcpar,
1.-The centre of attraction and an o. :.
admiration and pride. The Boar '
lit unnecessary to enlarge on TIC "' -.
las It's influence extends to every e.. ~,
and is patent to all, Besides the go
opcmcnt and prosperity Of nu, '""ir
should elicit in the pride Of every VI "
lander amt we should rejoice in hr' .''"
Mniy which presents to cyincc cur -
est in the great commercial city " y
which we are connected by all til, .,,>
natural 70 man
Also, ;hc "Grcat Fair at Washing'o II.
Idry national auspices, WitA lis $3.50
rrvnirms and hut an hour or two q.
Nv rail- in progress at the same time, ",
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Fer sale.

A Model Printing Press with Is fonts Of
type. size OF chase jX1! inches, The
Press sas good rs ncw, VIII he sold
cheap tor the cash.
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VAR. Ii. ID. MILLS, <rfAs
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As9n3ir,satrntriX's Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the
' subscriber has obtained from the
Orphan. Court Of Frederick County,
l-tterp Of administration upon tho
Estate Of
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NOTICE..

7 hereby forcwarn all persons not to pur-
| chase II note given by me to Nicholas
Baker dated Aug - 1879, for ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, as | am determined
not to pay said note having received no
value for The same.
Sept 90 st. Lawson A, Dubcl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

Churches of Cincinnati, Covington. and
Newport has been called for Tuesday even
ing In the Central Church, Ninth street,
In the interest of the Home Mission works.
Rev. A. B Leonard, DID,, who has made
an extensive tour through the States and
Territories Of the West will deliver lee
ture at Wesley Chapel tomorrow evening
describing the Wonders Of the West" as
witnessed by himself The lecture is for
the benefit of the Church and will un-
doubtsdly be one of profit and interest.
Thursday evening an entertainment OF
unusual excellence will be given a. Union
Church, on Walker Mill Road, for the ben.
eft of the organ fund. The following will
take part in the entertainment referred to:
Mrs. Cora Dean Murphy, Mrs. M. Rogers
and her little daughter Bell, Miss Emily
DeButts Mr.. and Mrs. s. Longley, Profes-
fessor A. Nembach, Mr.. D. 8. Schureman,
DR.. R. E. Taylor, Mr.. s. H. Pape and others.
,aThe audience at Music Hall yesterday
afternoon was the largest since the free
services were inaugurated. Nearly every
chair in the hall was occupied, q large
number Occupied the stage and many went
home or stood about the. doors unable to
find seata The congregation numbered
nearly, if not quite, five thousa.id, and was
the largest that convened yesterday in the
United States. Among the attendants were
number of the Southern excursionists,
who availed themselves at the close of the
service of renewing the acquaintance Of
DR.. Pratt. The music was Of the usual
high ORDER and the sermon clear and TO
cible exposition of the text, Precious
Faith" II Peter, l, 1.
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Local Personal.

Senator Eggleston was on Saturday pre-
sented by his wife with little son.
Mr.. Theodore Petit, the late policeman,
has accepted position in the Enquirer
Office.
B. F. Starr, formerly Of the Highland
House, took charge of the Hotel Emery to-
day, Mr.. Sprague retiring. g.-
The officers of the Bremen-street District
last evening presented Captain Fred. Meyer
with an elegant gold badge. .I.-..
Mrs. Elizabeth Emig, the venerable
mother of Messrs. George aud Jacob Emip,
celebrated her sixty-hfth birthday yester-
day at her home, No. so Peete street.
DR.. F. F. Hellman, late resident physi.
clan at Longview Asylum, was presented
with a handsome secretary from his friends
and associate officers at that institution q
few evenings ago. The presentation speech
was made by Stewart Rowe.
The following legislators came down yes.
terday from Columbus and paid visit tc
Longview Asylum: Senator Lecky Har
per, Of Knox County, and E. N. Hsrtshorn,
of Stark County; Representatives Hill, o.
Summit and Greene. of Greene; and Mr.
Beyers Secretary of the State Board o.
Charity. ..t ...'..
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A Masterpiece OF Sculpture.
iChicago Times.l

About two years since, in the Island Of
Melos, near the spot where over half
century ago, was found the famous statue
of Venus, three more statues were dis
covered, evidently belonging to the gol-
den era of Greek art. They were pur-
chased by the Museum of Athens, but
until quite recently remained unnoticed
in their boxes, and having finally been
opened, the statues have been pronounced
most important acquisitions, the largest of
them being a masterpiece. Although
broken in several fragments, it can be
easily repaired. 1t represents Neptune
naked to the waist, his lower limbs being
covered by mantle, the folds of which
are superbly executed. Beside him is a
dolphin, and the god apparently carried
the traditional trident in his right hand,
the only part of the statue that has been
found. It is claimed that this Neptune
will be the gem of the Athens Museum.
The Government, realizing the import
ance Of the discovery, has reserved to
itself the right of excavation in the 10.
cality where the three statues were
found,
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100 feet west of woodburn avenue, Walnut

100 feet west of woodburn avenue, Walnut
Hills; $500. q ttH II
James M. Sullivan and wife to John E.
Jones, 83 by 76H feet on southeast cor
ner of Fulton avenue and Reed street;
81. 900. -i ,tt t''h fif
John E Jones to Hettie s. Windeler,
same premises; 81 1000.
Henry Cilley to Thompson and Leonard,
5 years lease Of the undivided two-thirds OF
Is by 100 feet on north side of Fifth street,
lSS feet west of Sycamore street, and 81 IL
IL by 70 feet, on west side of Langland al
lev, 81 feet north of same; monthly rent
$42H. ~
Louisa Knuwener and husband to
Eureka Cooperative Foundry Association,
perpetual lease of 80 by 140 feet, on west
side of Carr street. 1875 feetSsouth of Gest
street; annual rent $500; privilege of pur-
chase at 50, 600. ..... ..7
Ira Wood to Cincinnati Coal and Coke
Company, perpetual lease of 105 by 80 feet,
on south side of Front street, 20 feet east OF
intersection of Front and Fifth streets; an
nual rent ST. 200; privilege Of purchase at
SIS, 900
The City of Cincinpati ct al, per Sheriff,
to H. D. Peck, Is by 1888 84-100 feet, on east
side of Eden avenue, 243 feet south OF Oak
street. $500.
Daniel f. Goodhre to John G. Spicker
4S by 100 feet on southwest corner Of Elm
and Commerce streets; $4,000.
Frederick w. Rieke and wife to William
Gleseke, % by IS feet on south side of VIII
stach street, 2S1 feet west of Denman street
81, 800. et' tf.r
Henry Nye to Michael Dooley, 100 by 2O(
feet on west side of Greenville avenue, 44I
feet south of Fountain avenue, Glendale
81, $50.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES
Of Interest to Our Church Gosrs.


Mr.. Stevenson lectures at the Y. M. @. A.
Hall tomorrow evening.
The York.street M. E. Church Sabbath.
school met yesterday in their newly-paint-
ed room.
The ordinance of baptism was admins
evening.
Bishop Wiley has gone East to attend
the opening Conferences In New Jersey,
New York and Vermont
The ladies of the Ninth-street Baptist
Church will give another of their pleasant
socials next Thursday evening.
There were two thousand nine hundred
and seventy.fve scholars At the Union
Bethel Sabbath-school yesterday.
The Baptist Sabbath-schools (colored) of
the city held meeting at the Union Bap-
tist Church yesterday afternoon.
Professor J. W. McGarvey will lecture in
the Central Christian Church Friday even
ing on Palestine and the Holy Land"
Rev. @. H. Daniels, of the Vine-street
Church, lectures on temperance tomorrow
evening in the Chapel at Fifth and Lock
streets.
1t is estimated that at least one thousand
children were confirmed yesterday in the
different German Evangelical Protestant
Churches.
The Church Of the Advent, Walnut Hills,
has purchased Oakley Hall, in the village
OF Oakley, whore parish will be immedi-
ately organized, to be known as St. Marks.
Rev. x. Weninger, the we'll known Mis-
sioner, who Is now lecturing in st.
Bridgets Church IN Indianapolis. will hold
mission at st. Psups Church, this city,
beginning Sunday.
A special msas meeting OF the Christian
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THE DAILY STAR
NINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

The Board of Education meets to-
sight .....c
Mx Kinney, wife Of Mr.. ]. N. Kim
ny died at her home on Walnut Hills
hst evening. 7t
There will be special meeting Of the
Board of Aldermen this afternoon if a
quorum can be obtained. H4a
The Coopers Union held a meeting in
Arbeiter Hall yesterday and admitted
hsge number of new members
City Auditor Hoffman has brought a
Hbel suit against the Cincinnati CONNER
saal to recover $40, 900 damages.
The Bevis House has changed hands,
4 R Frost becoming proprietor. The
house hereafter will be known as the Globe
Hotel.
James M. Dickson, formerly whole
pals grocer Of this city, died near Madison,
Wis, last Saturday, in the sixty-ffth year
q his age.
The last lecture under the auspices Of
Ne Unity Club was delivered yesterday by
ksv. Mr.. Savage, of Boston. Subject
make the Most of Yourself"
The ladies' dining and reception rooms
q the Queen City Club have been deco
patsd under the supervision Of Mr.. Candy,
4 the Mitchell & Rammelsburg Company.
The Miami Valley Narrow-gauge Rail
ssad was sold at Lebanon last Saturday by
Master Commissioner to Chas. Kahn. Jr,
d this city. and Mr.. Ferris, Of Clermont
County. for $6l, 900.
A large meeting under the auspices of
SAs Labor Lyceum was held yesterday
afternoon at Arbeiter Hall. Addresses
vers made by Mr.. Edward Hoffman, Mr..
John Ehman and Mr.. H. G. Trappagon.
The alarm from Box 6 yesterday after
econ was occasioned by fire being bull
y the furnace at Mitchell & Rammels
bers's factory. Somebody supposed th'
building was on fire and turned In Al
harm.
Burglars entered the residence of @
Richter, No. 60 Fndlay street, last 6atur
ny ulkut, uuu StoIc iIVm q uuICdu uaWc
DA6 80 in money and revolver An at
hmpt was made to enter the residence o
Ar. Lord, No. 81 Elm street. but the ras
ssls were scared off before effecting an en-
RANCE
The ladies working for the grand cen
tRal table, Widows Home Fair, are re-
suested to send in their decorations on
Friday, 26th, Saturday, 9th, and Monday,
18th of March, to the following places:
Mrs. @ Mendenhall, 463 West Sixth street;
Nra M. v. Wood, Ill Broadway; Mrs. F.
W. Wilson, 161 West Ninth street, and
Mrs. VIM. J. Dunlap 377 West Fourth
street.
Mayor Jacob has made the following
changes in the Police Force Lieutenants
Meara, Minshall, Burke and Hammel and
Hergeant George w. Lawrence were re
auoed TO the ranks. Court Officer Franl
Ramsey was dismissed. The following
we're appointed Lieutenants: Ira G. Bene
dict, John w. Wright @. D. Greenemyel
and Jacob Sindlinger. Francis Beresforc
Mas appointed patrolman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon Saturday to noon to-day:
James Pottinger and wife to Engelbert
Kiebel, 20 acres in southeast corner of the
homestead farm OF grantor, in Section "a,
Crosby Township; $1,000.
Charles Vosburg ct al, per guardian, to
Jane B. Terwillegar, 48 33-100 by 1853 feet,
On west side Of County Road, being Lot No.
%. Camp Dennison; $400.
Caroline Bayer to M. F. Force, 40 by Al
fset, on northeast corner of Poplar street
and Western avenue; 81, 400.
Catherine L. Anderson to George 8. La
Rue. the fee simple subject to lease of
a a6-10O feet by 150 feet. on southwest cor
ner of Benson street and railroad, Lockland; !;
o600.
John Dickson and wife to Maggie A.
1horp, go by I'll 22-100 feet, on the north
sids OF Prospect Place, 1876 feet east of Har-
vsy avenue, Avondale; $4,000.
Elizabeth Dee to Morris Cadwallader, %
hy 80 feet, on the south side of George
street, between Mound and Cutter streets;
1880.
Morris Cadwallader to Elizabeth Dee, s
years lease of same premises; annual rent
t232; privilege of purchase at $4,000.
Sarah E. Higdon and husband to John L.
shepard. IA 90-100 acres, being Lot Y, Plat
i, partition of estate of Jacob Markley,
deceased, in Survey No. l,674. Anderson
Township; $500.
John Boake to John shillito & Co., S
gears lease of rs by SO feet, on the north
west corner OF Canal and Jackson streets;
monthly rent, SIS; privilege Of purchase at
o16,000.
Robert Badgley to John H. Kerbish, A
l61C0 acres, being Lot No IL, subdivision
Of homestead farm OF Roll. Badgley, in
Section %, Millcreek Township; 81, 200.
John H. Kubish to George P. Campbell
same premises; $4,000.
John E. Benedict to Trustees OF Martha
4 Dandridge, quitclaim to leasehold es-
tate. Lot 551 by 105 feet, on the north
dds Of Hunt street, 80 feet east of Syca-
more street; 81 and other considerations.
City of Cincinnati ct al, per Sheriff, to
Benjamin H. Cox, lot 80 by 1873 70-100 feet,
sn the east side Of Eden avenue, $50 feet
nsTth Of Cory street. Corryville; $l,805.
VIM. Bramlage and wife to Louis Bran
laee about 81 40-l00 acres, in northeast
corner of Section S3, Colerain Township;
moo.
Louis Bramlage and wife to Elizabeth
1ramlage, same premises; 500.
Joseph @. Gibbons and wife to Mary
kickett, quitclaim to lotto by 80 feet, on
the south side of Court street. opposite
Wesley avenue; 81 and other considera-
Mons
Lewis Ray and wife to Lockland & Read.
lnS Savings and Loan Association, lot 30
hy 125 feet, on the south side OF Walnut
prset 10 feet east Of Locust street. Lock
hud; 1909 81.
Eurstta Gilpin ct a.. per Master Com.
pisioner, TO Charlotte Penn, 100 by 160
bet on north side Of Eurstta avenue. 2ls g.
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Admins; ra tors Sale.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER Fol!
i sale at public auction on the premfses Nd
2l7 Dayton street, Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 1sS
day of April, 1880, at O'Clock p. M, the chattel
belonging to the estate of Frederick Schroth, del
ceased, consisting Of parlor, sittingroom dining
room, bedroom and kitchen furniture Also ony
horse and wagon and harness.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
ANDREW sCHROTH, Administrator.
EG. LINDEMANN, Atty,
No. 4. .stephenson's Block. I
Cincinnati, March Is. 1880 mh163tM
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Admlnistrator's Sale Of Real Estate,

V,HE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTYII
L SS.-In pursuance Of an order of the Pobat}|
Court of Hamilton County Ohio, and to me dfI
rected, Twill offer for sale OF public auction o13
WEDNESDAY,, the 81st day Of March, 1880, ct z
o'clock p. ms upon the premises, No. 4S Logaf3
street. the following described real estate: Situatd
in the City of Cincinnati, County OF Hamilton
and State OF Ohio and being the north fye 10y feet
Of Lot seventy-two (72) and the south fifteen Q5II
feet Of Lot seventy-three (73) in McLean's 6ubdi-
vision OF Northern Liberties of said City Of Gin.
cinnat; said property has front on the east side
of Logan street Of twenty coy feet, and runs back
same width one hundred and eleven feet and sin
inches Q11 feet and inches) more or less, TO
Campbell street.
Appraised at $2 800.
Terms of Sale-One- third in hand, one-third n
one year and one-third in two years from the DAY
of sale, with interest," the deferred payments to be
secured by notes and mortgage on the premis1
sold.
The above premises to be sold free from doweR
GUSTAV TAkEL, Administrator
ofIhe estate OF John Bruens, deceased.
CHARLES WEBER, Attorney.
HEMMELGARN & CO., Auctioneers
Cincinnati, March 1st, 1880. mh1-6tM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
The Theaters Tonight.

"Enchantment," the Kiralfy's great
spectacular play, at the Grand this even
Ing. .....
"Freaks" modern farcical comedy, by
me Criterion Comedy Company at Pixies.
'Our Goblins," Mr.. VIM. ellis new piece,
st Heuck's
A new variety bill At the Vine-street Op-
nra-house.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

Coroner Carrick was notified this
morning Of the sudden death of a six
weeks old child named VIM. NJ. Corbett,
in the rear of No. 81 Woodward street, at
midnight last night. The child was suf-
fering from spasms and an hour after
died. The Coroner finding the cause OF
death to be infantile convulsions, deemed
an inquest unnecessary
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

Sweet repose is enjoyed by those who
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t soothes
disturbed feelings brought on by cold, and
positively cures coughs sore throat, etc.
Price 26c bottle,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
BOOKS, &c.
NOTICES.
Executo1.'s Sale.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
L to me by the Probate Court OF Hamilton
CO, nty Ohio. in case No. 2735, will offer for sale
at public auction Saturday, April lotn A: D., 1850.
house in said county, the following real estate.
viz All that certain lot Of ground situate and
City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, in
IHommediep's subdivision. between Centralave-
nue. and John street, commencing at point on
the north line OF George street ZIG feetS inches
east Of John street: thence east on said George
street 22 feet inch to the center Of Partition
wall between the brick house on the lot hereby
described ana the one adjoining on the east;
thence running back north in a line parallel to
John street 90 feet to LHommedieu alley: thence
west on said alley % feet inch thence south PAR
alel with John street, 80 feet to the place Of begn-
ming subject to All easement in the use OF 3-feet
alley on the west side for the depth OF IS feet by
the occupants of the lot next west both lots TO
keep 1t In repair.
Appraised at $500.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one
and tW o years, with interest secured by mortgage
on premises. ALFRED A. CLERKE.
Executor of Nancy Brutting, deceased.
mh2-AtM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

DR.. Frease's Water Cure Estab.
nshment,
In its 9th year, for chronic and severe
forms of disease. 1t has given health to
thousands incurable by other means. Send
for circular to 8. FREAsE, Md,
New Brighton, Beaver County, Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

The County Commissioners go to Camp
Dennison, Terrace Park and Remington to.
morrow, the main object being to locate
the bridge over the Miami at Camp Den
nisOn.
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FOR SALE.
Great Inducements to Capitalist
FURNACE SITE FOR SALE


i HIS PROPERTY Is LOCATED IN STEWARD
County, Tennessee, and lies Immediately on the
Tennessee River, 70 miles from Its mouth where
1t forms junction with the Ohio River This
property comprises 2sO0 acres Of excellent timber
for charcoal purposes. There is also upon these
lands an unlimited supply Of excellent iron ore
which can be mined and put to the place of the
Furnace Site, which has been placed upon the
properly as it were by nature, at one dollar per
ton, said site being only one-fourth Of mile
from the Tennessee River. Now, all we ask is an
examination of the property, as we claim it has
the best Of facilities for making iron the cheapest
of any other point west of the Allegheny Noun
tains. Price IS per acre. Title perfect
For further particulars call on or address
R. NJ. KENNEDY q CO.,
2S Wood street. Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
mh5l3tM. W&F&1tw
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

The secret of long life, is to keep the liver
perfectly healthy which is best accom-
plished by using only SELLERS Liver Pills. "
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

The north, south and rear walls Of the
Courthouse are to be painted. 1t was nee
essary. .... ,.....t ....... ...,.....; ..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
TAN BATH.


MO- 66 West S1Xth street.
The only place in the United States where this
great German method OF treatment can be oh,
fained. For Fevers Rheumatism, and an Nelyoua
Affections 1t is sure specific These baths can
be applied at private residences when desired One
uisl win prove iH efficiency. IL
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22
FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 20-Senate
not in session.
a.r1' .ia.w HOUSE. H.atnN
The House, promptly at the meeting
hour, went into Committee of the Whole,
and took up the funding bill for debate
only. Without further action, the Com
mittee arose and House adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-22

r EGAL-HAMILTON COUNTY, o.. COURT
IL Of Common Pleas BERNARD Iuehr, residence
San Francisco California is notified that his wife.
Leonora Luehr, on February 2Sth. 1880, filed Pc
from him, aleging as ground, gross neglect 0iA
duty in falling and refusing TO contribute anyz
thing towards her support A decree will be
asked thereon after the expiration Of six week.
from this date LEONORA LUEHR
GEORGE R. TOPP, Attorney.
CINCINNATI, March lst, 1880. mh1-6tM