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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

PersOnal.
J. Clarke Lacey, who for the past seven years
has lived in Satartia, Mississippi, and who has
become one Of the leading merchants of that
town, is now with bis child, an Interesting
little girl about three years of age, visiting bis
father in Baltimore. We learn that Clarke
intends to visit his old home in Port Tobacco
before bis return South. and should this in.
tention be carried out we promise for him .
warm and hearty welcome from the many
friends whom he still has among our people
whose hearts and homes will always be open
in generous hospitality to him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
LuAus NaiurAe.

Thes. Luekeit the colored baiif to the
county commissioners, brought 10 town on
Tuesday a remarkable freak OF nature in the
shape OF a freshly hstched chicken " hich pos
sess.d four well developed legs and four wings.
The legs we're all Of equal size, which is unus'
ual in freaks Of this character. and the wings
likewise were not in the least mssharen. Un-
fortunately this remarkably developed bird
was dead We suggested to the bailiif that he
send this curiosity TO some naturalist for pre-
servation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

Given Away
Send one cent postage to Domestic Sewin ng
Machine Office, corner 7,b and H streets, Wash
tngton, and the New Domestic fashion cata-
logue for summer of 1889, illustrating over
1900 newest styles, will be mailed to you free.
Country dealers supplied from this Office with
machines Ut New York wholeale factory peices.
G. Auerbach, sole agent, 7th h H SITS. jl-au
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

Feline Law Breaker.
Mrs. Thomas b. Cough has pet cat which,
from all accounts, should be reported to the
next grand jury as a law breaker Mrs. Cough
had habit of rewarding pussy with a pan Of
mix every time she caught rat or mouse, and
as consequence these pests we're soon exter-
minated On the premises. Finding her natural
prey missing and still desiring her reward the
cat soon acquired the habit of catching young
rabbits and bringing them to its mistress and
receiving the reward and now Mr.. Cough 10.
forms US ,h It nearly every day pussy brings to
the house, not young enes, but full grown
rabbits that she catches in the woods. Pussy
should know that local law prohibits the
ca tching of rabbits ut this season.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

larger circulation than amy other paper among the
sateIligent farmers and business men of Charles
County, offers Superior inducements to aapertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
Jr card rates, Which lo,o as any other paper
IN Southern Maryland. to sag r,ohig about ci'cstd-
i'm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
NJ org AntxastO". u

There was quite u ood as>em,l.ge Of tar
Mets L La Plata -u Saturday last who had
mel iur The purpos. oi forming br:nch Of the
Fan nler's Alliau.e in th,s section. The merl-
lug Iailed 10 Eject Organization. however,
owing, We believe, mainly to the fact that No
one present was able or willing 10 state thr
.peclhc advantages 10 be derived by its men,
hers in joining such an organization. 1t Was
generally conceded BY those present that or
ganizaiion in the abstract by any body oi
workers is good thing, but it was, at the
same time, regarded as useless. or at all events
hasty, TO organize without knowing before.
hand the the exact jec, and purpose the or
yanization WAS intended to secure. After dis
,ussipg the matter for some time the meeting
adjourned until Tomorrow, the 10th instant.
al IL o'clsck, a. M, hen it is expected that
DIR. W. W. WAITING. of Prince Georges coun-
". Who is we'll posted iu regard TO the object,
and workings Of 'he Alliance, will he present
and assist in the organization. All the farm
FRS Ut this section are invited to attend the
meeting.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

10 these long summer Gay there are many
idl. mtnenis that Our friends i'll the various
sections OF The county might put TO account ~
making NOTES Of the curit nj events in their
neig ghborhood and sending them to US. Mid
sumner Is Gull time in all newspaper offices
and editors are more indebted then 10 their
friends for the items they send than at other
Seasons. We desire TO make the TINES espeei-
ally interesting TO our local readt rs and 10 Eli
its COL smns with matter pertaining TO cou' ty
affairs particularly. To do this We must in u
great measure rel, on The kindness Of friunds.
Please send US then all the news oi your neigh
Ut LrhOud-nccid.nts-sOc ev, ,uts-condltion
.t q ops-in Tact every Thing. We will cheer
ieliy give spn,e 10 everything of interest that
il s,ni us lIovIaed ih- nau.e vi The Niiter nc-
4, mpanies the communication.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

raltS anu
This seems to be the age of fairs and trusts.
Fairs innumerabls and trusts gigantic are the
order of the day. But in it all is a matter If
genuine satisfact ton to see individual enterprise
working, and to discern the am oition of cities
and towns reaching to get better things. In
September th-re will be a grand display Of
energy, activity and beautiful ffe cts Of parade
and pae cant in Baltimore and prominent
nong III active movers in the enterprise is
Oehm's Acme Hall. and W. Baltimore
Street, near Charles, B.!timore's Greatest
Clothing House. They Invite the readers Of
this paper to make their immense stores u place
of call and convenience. The latch string is
out for every puller from this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
ORDER NISl.
1u the Circuit Court for Charles county
sitting Is a of Court Eqnitv.
In the matter OF the Insolvent Estate Of
Wm. +. R. Coving,on.
No. SO Insolvencea

hRDERED by the court this 7ih day Of Au.
~ gust, IN the year 1889. that Ihe sale made
aud reported by Thomas b. Cough, permanent
uos'ee IN the above en.iried Cause, be ratified
and confirmed unless cause TO The contrary he
shown on or before the fourth Monday in Au.
gust 1859. provided a copy of th,s order '.e
publi'hsd IN soine ns~sp~p,r printed in Ch .rl.s
couniy, once = ~--k for ,hr-e successive ~e-ks
prior 10 ihe said fourth Moud.y IN August
1889
1h- '-port ssatr the am, unt u ssir. to BE-
81 ,<U3 ~
J. SaSL TURSgs, Clerk.
True copy lest -
SANL 1uaSRR, CT rk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

Separate Pants.
For working, bust mess, pleasure. dress.
everything, from IS cents upwards TO $500
for the finest. Bell Clothing Company, Pratt.
adjoining Hanover ST., Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

BEG leave to inform ny customers that
i am now connected with the above house,
and thanking you for The very liberal patron.
age EXTENDED 10 me tor the hast thirteen years,
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
This house is one Of the oldest and best known
in the country, their ROel having an envisble
wherever used, being made Of the
best and most concentrated material. l have
been in the habit ST making special mixtures
for nost Of ny customers, but the different
brands that will offer you Manufactured BY
h.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
Zell Manufacturing Go.

are 80 complete that feel that cannot i'm
prove upon them. Ny long experience in the
business snd ny knowledge Of the different
Of soil in Southern Maryland, 81.
ables me to tell you what grade Of fsrtilisers
to use; therefore whatever brand may recon.
mend yeu to use You can do SO with the former
confidence that you have heretofore placed IN
me. l am now in the county and will call
upon you in person with samples Of these
grades and hope you will reserve your orders
for me. Should you need any gssds before l
can see you, please order direct from the Com.
pany, or your commission merchants, as all
responsible orders will be promptly filed.
Yours very truly,
JOHN N, LLOYD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

FOR RENT.

THE FARM new occupied by j. R. R. Nc
i Carthy, near Port Tobacco. Apply to
J. A. PRICE.
AUG At No. Tobacco Warehouse, BALTIC.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
Comns and Caskets

Of any description furnished st reasonable
prices; and undertaking in oil it, branches per.
tornea after the most approved methods. We
have added to our line Of business y patsEt ICR
CASKEf. which ws are prepared to furnish 1t
length Of time desired with perfect satisfaction.
Thanking the public for past fAvors, ws would
nest respectfully ask continuance ofths sans,
J.E. JOY k CO.,
Hlghessills.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09

To Land O,sners along the Potomac Rirer:
"EHAVE many inquiries by persons from
w the North aud West, who wish to buy
farms on or near the Potomac River. Those
having such farms for sale, are asked to COM
manicate With US giving price and terms, and
we will use every effort to effect sale. We
advertise property free. and charge commits
sion Of per cent. only when sale is made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
MEMS SUITS

Our Reduced
2Onnd$a
it, comb
fannes about oehaH
this collection the s5 Knee Pants SUITS whose
beautes
formerly u
for andS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
A Big CUT IN PRICES

will be made; the prices are low, never 80 low
before my Stock Is complete, and must be sold.
| will namc in pvrt:
Mems Good Servicable
Boots, $500. worth So. SO
Mems Good High Top Oys.
ter Boots. $50
Boys Good Servica BILE
Boots, :. l.5O
Mems Good Heavy Winter
Boys Good Heavy Winter
Mems G.od servic a bic '''0
Winter Suits 462&
Mems Splendid Working
Suits, 874 worth $50
Mems Fine All Wool Cash. ~ "'''' Wv
mere Suits 1880 /" 1900
Mems Fine Cork Screw
Dress Suits, in Black
and Blue. 1880, worth is. 90
Mems Real fine Cork Screw
Dress Suits, 1900 {" 1900
Mems Heavy, Good Over.
Coats Ats 55O|
Good Calico at 4 cts. per yard
Splendid Calico at S !" :.
Best Calico at 81 .. -" ="
2s-inch Heavy Old Time
Calico, or Century
Cloth at cts. per yard
never So Cheap before
Nice Line of A All Wool Tricot Cloth
10 all the desirable shades, for SO cts. Der Yard.
Nice Line OF Weol Dress Twills, in all the
desirable shades, for l23 cts. per yard, and
many other Special Bargains too numerous to
mention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
IMPORTANT
Announcement to Buyers !!
OF
Fall and Winter Goods =!

Having purchased very large and carefully
selected Stock OF Fall ana Winter Goods, and
IN order to clear them out for the next ninty
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
TUESDAY, August 18th.
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
L ERS will meet at their office, in Port To-
bacco, on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
FESTIVAL! FESTIVAL. =.

INHE ladies' sofDUkHAM PARISH. N iamov
Il will hold festival on he grounds nd juin-
ing the reclory in Nsnjrm,y Oh
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1889-08-09
THE AXE AT WORK!

THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY
of IA bright and busy season to get
the finest and best made clothing
at hitherto unneard Of prices. We
have literally cut the profit out of
many lines of goods to clear out
immense stock Of elegant suits,
and will give every reader the
proof of what we say by mention
of a few items
READ CAREFULLY!
THINK SERIOUSLY
ORDER Promptly
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

no 81 CONTINUH
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22
ROLLING STOCK.
Ia LiffIe Eame.

Mrs. Gall On dry-goods store)-L
wish, if you please, that you'd give me
samples of six or seven different pat
terms in surah silks and a few samples
of coIored velYet-a friend of mine
would like them; and I'd like a sam
pie of this green India silk. i want a
dress of some kind, and a sample Of
this figured silk, too, please, and one
Of this pink satin. Thanks. I'll de-
eide soon about the dress.
Mrs. Gall (outside the stoTe)-One,
two, three, five, eight, eleven fifteen
nineteen perfectly lovely samples in
all! Six or seven more as large as
these viii make q whole block for my
new crazy quilt. I'll 90 around to
Ribbon & Linnen's and get them be-
fore I 90 home brakes Magazine.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

for moment the fort was thrown into
confusion. Cries OF:
ITO arms! to aTms!" brought out the
sleeping defenders, who, Selling their fire.
locks, fell into line like old veterans, and
prepared to sell their lives for their
homes and families.
Above all the confusion could be heard
the voice Of the Yankee:
Aha, We tarnatiOn pOrpOise. Darn yer
jacket, did ye think ye was agoin' to pull
the wool over my eyes. Git eOut, viii ye.
Try to spike a gun eh?"
What's the matter, Simon?" Capt. Al
ton asked, as he came up.
Some pesky sneak's been tryin' to
take me nappin'. but I guees 1 made i'm
cIar eOut.4
Who was it,"
Il don't know"
What did he try to dO?"
Spike the gun.
did you fire that shot?"
sYes."
"Did you hit anybody"
4Yes-dOant ye see that pesky scamp
lynn thar on the ground; guess yen find
I bored him through"
A dark object lying on the ground
attracted the attention of the young
commander, and he walked forward and
stopped to examine it.
Why, Simon" he said in astonish-
ment, there is nothing here but a
blanket.
aThar haint? Well, I'd swar thar was
a man in it when it went deOwn."
sack, said the young officer as torches
were brought to the spot, "there are spies
in our works"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

Boston girl don't like Uncle Ben
q bit He may know all about ships,
but he doesn't know anything about
etiquette.
Her mamma What's he done Eme-
line?
Boston girl-He told Charley last
night he didn't like the cut of his llb.
And you know, mamma. Charley
doesn't wear jibs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

AN ideal wife is one who believes
everything her husband tells her,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22
They Differed.

eyes, said the temperance orator,
soIeu2nly, "drink viii be the ruin of
the world. Liquor is what paralyzes
industry, dwarfs ambition and retards
progress. I knew a young man richly
endowed with Intellect young man
who had but to apply himself in order
to attain both honor and fame. But
he became a slave Of the demon rum,
and now he is lsnguishing IN a felOn's
cell. I tell you, gentlemen, that you
cannot drink and get ahead.
A pele-faced, emaciated young man
arose in the back part of the hall and
remarked, Excuse me, sir, but I think
YOU are mistaken"
How am I mistaken 2" inquired the
orator, somewhat testify
@In saying that one cannot drink
and get ahead. 1t always struck me
as being the surest way of getting one. %
Then the young man went over to
the corner grocery and smiled. Life,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

I'D the thought
never occur to you.
dear and wel1-
meaning but unob-
servant man, thatib
mightnot be wholly
IN pro htab1e for
you to study q little
the fine, untrans-
latable s. nd IN
transmutable lar
guag e of our
moods ? Why not
do this insteaf of
forcing us to re-
main SO spiritually
isolated from YOU,
sin C @ we cannot
mt orr hest feel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

gives up one form to receive another,
No good action, no good example, no
generous endeavor, dies; it lives for.
ever in cur race.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

THE man with no feet has little use
for 3 pair Of shoes.
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Washington Letter.
From our Regular corrospondent)

From Our Regular Correspondent)
The heads ef the Departments
arc beginning to wonder when the
crowd Of visitors and office seekers
is going to diminish, so as to allow
them some time in which TO become
acquainted with the routine duties
OF the respective Departments.
There was no diminution in the
number Of visitors Saturday.
Several members Of the Diploma
tic Corps called upon Mr.. Blaine
at his Office, but tie calling was not
general. II is customary i'm The in.
coming Of q new Administration
for the Secretary Of State to notify
all the Foreign Ministers that the
President will receive them AT 2
certain time and The Secretary will
also receive them at a certain other
specified time. This is formal
matter, and will probably be attend.
ed to this week.
Secretary Window assumed
actual charge Of the Treasury
Department Saturday. lie was
busy with callers during mostof tie
day, however, and found d fficulty
in trausaeting tho necessary routine
business Of the department. Sec.
rotary Noble, Of the Interior De
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tically controlling the whole output OF the
Vermont marble qunrries. He is a power in
Rutland. VT, which has grown during his
business operations in that vicinity from n
population of 5000 to 10000; but he il the
founder of the town of Proctor, where he
makes his home, eight mics from Rutland
The strong political following OF Governor
Proctor is shown by the fact that he was
able to solidity the Vermont delegation to
the last Chicago convention, that beng the
only state delegation which voted solidly on
every ballot for Gen Harrison. \ few DAYS
Ieforc the convention the delegation was mt
sea, but Governor Proctor was able Ia unite
it, His business capacity and fair dealing as
much rs his party services have given him n
strength i'll the Republican party which even
Nerrnont's senators do not rival
John Wilcox Noble, secretary OF the in
terror. was Lorn in Lancaster, o., October
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Hon. c. +. Scott, Secretary of
the West Virginia Republican
League, has fled an application for
Appointment Clerk of the Interior
Department. The Office is now
held by Capt. J. ]. S. Hassler, of
this State. The appointment could
not be bestowed upon a more wor-
thy or competent man than Mr..
Scott.
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I'm uncxpired term in the senate and suLse-
quently elected TO n full term. When Chr
field became president he was made secretary
of the treasury. He hal but short term of
this Office. but in that time is regarded rs
having demonstrated his capacity as n finan-
cier. Since then he has been practicing law
in New York, and has not been much in
Minnesota. He dropped out of Minnesota
politics altogether. He is close friend of
Gen. Harrison.
Redfield Proctor, of Vermont. the
secretary OF war, has always ranked
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HARRIS0N'S CABINET.
SKETCHES OF THE MEN SELECTED AS
ADVISERS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Blaine for Secretary Of state. window for
Treasury Proctor for War. miller for
Attorney. wana'naIscr for T.. VI. General.
TrHcy for Navy Nobie for Attorney. and
Iiusk for Secretary of Agriculture.
Following are brief sketches OF the men
whose MINES President Harrison sent 10 the
SENATE on March 5th, rs composing his cabi-
net.
james Gillespie Blaine secretary ~ state
was born in Wcft BroWnavillc NHnahin..ll...
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JERRY RISK.

onelcy. He served with Con. Sherman from
the siege of Vicks5urg until mustered out at
the close of the war. He was hrevett ed britr-
adler general for bravery at the hattie of
Salkalntcjie. In 1866 he was elected for a term
OF two years ms comptroller of Wisconsin. and
was reelected in 1858 He represented
the Sixth congressional district in the Forty
second congress and the Seventh district In
the Forty-third and the Forty-fourth con
crosses. For several years he was u member
of the congressional Hepu lican committee
and was n delegate to the National Republi-
can convention in Chicago in 1850. He was
appointed by President Garfield and con
firmcd by the senate Us minister TO Para
quay and Uruguay, which appointment he
declined. He was also rendered V President
Garfield tho position of chief Of the bureau
of engraving and printing and the mission TO
Denmark, 10th of which he declined He was
elected governor in 1881, and was reelected
IN 1854 and was again reelected in
1886, as a compliment for his stamcb
maintenance of the law and order during the
period of May, 1882 His term of governor
extended seven years. which is the longest
period of any executive of the state
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ney general, was born in

W. H. ". niLisFH- ma determined to
follow. After teaching school a couple of
years he began 20 study law under the in
structions Of Judge Waite, Of Tolc,lo. O., nj.
terward chief Justice Of the United states
supreme court. On completing his studies
ne returned to Oneida county AMI married.
Miss Gertrude a. Buncc. aud removed TO
Fort Wayne where ne entered nctively upou
the duties Of his profession. He rose rapidly.
and IN the course Of eight years OF practice
ut Fort Wayne met Harrison frequently
aud Ia 1871 he received an oiTcr Of pnrtncr-
ship with Harrison in Indianapolis The
offer was NJ once accepted and he and his
family moved 10 indianapolis The firms
business was nearly all Of that class that pay
big fees, railroad and other corporation Iii
cation; and the firm of Harrison. Miller a.
Einm was sure TO be- employed ON one side Of
every large case that found its way into The
federal courts
John Wnnamaker, postmaster general. was
born IN Philadelphia about hfty-one years
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nearly sixty-two
years ago, n
x aine Il 5 q IN o
prominence there
before moving To
Minnesota in 1853.
He served IN tho
house as n repre-
sentative during
the Thirty-s,xth
congress, and sue
cessively i'm tho
Thirty-sc vent h,
Thirty e ! x Ia I h.
Thirty-ninth and
Fortieth, and was
appointed to fiji
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- - - q
hrst were $40 week, yot az tho end ~ No.
years, having become one Of the firm 80
w s,,le''non' he had snvcd the snug sum Of "a (.
- ~. All ms spare hours were devoted 10
e,'leshg, publishing aud soliciting advertiss-
t'',,', TOT an amateur papor oallad Every.
D'J journal Tho commercial Instinct
tne dominating feature 81 his
cessfui Ia his h,isiness vontnycc -.
~ MS youth, tits many plans Tor moI,.
ing money were never NJ the expense ~ bi.
honesty Tie iirsi thought Of enteriDv bnsi
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Fingers CamaOH

My little son, FIVE years old. wa,
afflicted with disease for which
the doctors had no name. The
nails came off his fingers, and the
fingers came of his hand up to the
middle Joint. For three years he
has suffered dieadfully, and has ia.
ken quantities of medicine. He is
now getting well under treatment
of Swift's Specific
JoHN DEnIL.
Peru, Ind. Ian. ~. 1880.
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ago. His parents
we're poor, anil bis
father, a brick.
layer, was unable
to give John aus.
thing more thun n
rudiIneiitary elu-
cation lie was n
close student. how
ever, and though,
compelled 20 20 To,
work in n small
clothing store az.
the ago Of fourteen.
he had given prom
iso Of business IN
gacity and enter.
prise Hia Vay.. -
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AS James Campbell, middle
aged man with family, who lives
in Brooke county, was passing the
house of Mrs. Charles Osborne, a
widow, not long ago, he pulled out
a handkerchief and blew his nose.
Tbs widow either thought he was
flirting with her, or was argry be-
cause he was not flirting, and fired
four shots from a revolver at him.
two of which took effect. Mrs.
Osborne is now on trial ut Wells
burg tor the Offcnse.
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90, 1881. file was
the eighth OF nine
children. Among
his brothers is
Henry G. No
bic, n prom
inent lawyer of
Columbus, o. He
passed his early
days in Column
bus AMI Cincin-
natl, where he
enjoyed good ell
ucational atiyan-
tages. He at
tended Miami uni