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JOHN P. EPPLY, UNDERTAKER,
CHAS. M. EPPLY, Ninth and Plum Sts,
JOHN P. EPPLY, 147 Dayton Street.
WHEELER & WILSON MA
MANUFACTURING CO.
By permission we respect- fully refer to JOHN SHILLITO & CO., who are using the No. 8 extensively.
vvs "The new na. 8."
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Office, 182 W. 4th St.
ESTABLISHED 1832.
T HOMAS G TIBSON & O
PLUMBERS.
HAVING REMODELLED AND ENLARGED THEIR STORE ROOM, NOW DISPLAY THE FINEST SHOW OF PLUMBING GOODS IN THE COUNTRY. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL KINDS OF JOBBING WORK.
200 and 202 Vine Street.
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THE
Errelsion Laundry.
Race Street, bet. Longworth and Fifth.
OWNS THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF THE TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY. THE FINEST IN THE WORLD.
F
H. MCCOLLUM & CO.
PLUMBERS, wholesale and retail dealers in PLUMBING MA- TERIALS; also manufacturers of LEAD PIPE, etc. 262 RACE STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh,
Particular attention paid to ventilation and sewerage. . All work war- ranted, and prices to suit the times. Jobbing Promptly attended to.
GATCHEL & HYATT,
Dealers in FINE ENGRAVINGS AND CHROMOS, with and without Frames. RICH VELVET AND FANCY PASSE PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND PHOTOGRAVURES, PICTURE MATS, CARDS, Etc., all at Reasonable Prices. Frames of all kinds Made to Order.
168 RACE STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH STREET AND ARCADE ENTRANCE.
Mirrors. Picture Frames.
164 MAIN STREET.
A. JOSEPH NURRE,
Fine Steel Engravings
R. Bussing. Thos, Scanlan.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
.It Walnut Street Bauk. INMAN, CUNARD, WHITE STAR, NATIONAL, GUION, ANCHOR, STATE, AMERICAN, RED STAR AND HAMBURG LINES.
Best Berths scoured on abore lines by telegraph, on the most favorable terms.
G. H. BUSSING & CO. N. W. Corner Third and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati,
QUEEN CITY ommercial College,
N. W. Cor. Fifth and Walnut Sts.
Apollo Building,
CINCINNATI, O.
This College is the Largest and most Complete Institution of the kind in the West, and is patronized by the leading Business and Professional Men in this City.
Our terms for tuition are reasonable: but we do not pretend to com- pete in prices with some so called Business Colleges. The Best is the Cheapest. Call at the College, or address
R. H. LANGDALE, Principal.
E. BOWEN,
OPTICIAN
CINCINNATI.
22 Emery Arcade,
OUR SPECIALTY:
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SUPPLIED COMPLETE WITH FANCY CONFECTIONS, MEATS, ICES. CREAMS, SILVER AND CHINA TABLE WARE, ALL SERVED IN LATEST STYLE.
E
ISNY
onfectioner Caterer
213 Central Avenue, Cincinnati, 0.
TESTIMONIAL. The Committee of the Ladies of the Second Preshyte- rian Church, having charge at the Children's Home Fair, desire to acknowledge the satisfactory manner in which their department was served by Mr. J. B. Ransley, of 213 Central Avenue, with his Peerless quality of Ice Cream. They also tender thanks to Mr. Ransley for his faith- ful attendance. Notwithstanding the large amount consumed (333 gallons), the quality, supply, and profitable serving was satisfactory in every respect.
REFERENCES. By permission of the following Committees, viz .: Bethel Fairs, Homoeopathic Fair, Temperance Fair, I. O. O. F. Fair, Centennial Fair, Third Presbyterian Church, Seventh Presbyterian Church, Fifth Presbyterian Church, St. Paul's M. E. Church, York Street M. E. Church, Congregational Church, Eighth and Plum Streets.
Smith,
THE OLD FIRM RESTORED.
STORE ENLARGED, BUSINESS ON A NEW BASIS, CHOICE FRESH STOCK AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
(le shall endeavor to carry a complete stock of Builders' and Shelf Hardware, Fine Gable and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Plated
Spoons and Forks, House Furnishing Supplies, Goy Ulagons, Carts, Velocipedes, etc.
Our Specialties in thein Season : Children's Carriages,
Lawn Mowers, Lawn and Parlon Swings, Ice Cream Freezers,
fluting Machines, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Filters, etc. Cle respectfully solicit a call from you, and promise you full value for any money you may invest with us.
holliday & Smith,
N. E. Corner Fifth and Central Avenue, Cincinnati, O.
DEWE SELL MANY OF OUR GOODS ON AN ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE.
THE EUROPEAN EXCHANGE BUSINESS
- OF - -
HERMANN MARCKWORTH,
Was created by the large number of estates of German-born residents here, which Hermann Markworth, as Attorney at Law and Notary Pub- lie, had received for collection from Europe, which business now is in his hands exclusively. In order not to bring the money from Europe, Mr. Marek worth applies
DRAFTS,
to any amount, on all places in Europe, Africa, and Asia. And as this ngain necessitates and is connected with the sale of
PASSAGE TICKETS ON OCEAN VESSELS,
this branch of business has also been added. To accommodate the public generally, Mr. Marekworth has opened, besides his office on the corner of MAIN STREET AND MOMICKEN AVENUE,
the elegant offices, Nos. 3 and 4, in the New Gazette Building,
S. E. COR. SIXTH AND VINE STS., CINCINNATI, O.
No 51 WEST FOURTH ST
CINCINNATI, O.
esigning® AND JANGRAVING EWOOD. N
ALL WORK GUARANTIED FIRST CLASS.
P.J.MCFEE & CO.
PALACE
BATH HOUSE
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
441 Central Avenue, Corner Clark Street, OPPOSITE CITY HOSPITAL.
PLAIN VAPOR BATHS.
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS.
MERCURIAL VAPOR BATHS.
HOT-AIR VAPOR BATHS.
IODINE WATER BATHS.
ARSENICAL WATER BATHS.
TAN-BARK WATER BATHS.
SULPHUR WATER BATHS.
ARTIFICIAL SEA BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS,
ALKALINE WATER BATHS.
SODA WATER BATHS.
GLYCERINE WATER BATHS.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Will Cure HAY FEVER, YELLOW FEVER. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA AND ALL SKIN DISEASES.
Department Exclusively for Ladies.
MODES.
MISS E. B. COUDEN WILL ATTEND PERSONALLY
TO THE WANTS OF HER PATRONS, AND WILL ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND THE LATEST AND FINEST
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
GRAND HOTEL CORNER.
JOHN B. MARRE & BRO. IMPORTERS OF ASPINWALL, TROPICAL & CALIFORNIA BANANAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FRUITS, CONFECTIONERIES, ETC.
ICE CREAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 183 VINE STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
A. W. FRANK.
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
NORTH-WEST CORNER SIXTH AND RACE STREETS,
CINCINNATI, O. GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY IN
THE CITY OR SUBURBS, FREE OF CHARGE.
ESTABLISHED 1830.
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FANCY DYEING .- Dress Goods and Shawls. Silks and Gentlemen's Clothing, dyed in a Su- perior manner. DRY CLEANING .- Silk and Wool Dresses, Cloaks, Embroidered Sacques and Fine Clothing Cleaned without ripping or removing trimmings. STEAM SCOURING. Shawls, Blankets, Piano Covers, Curtains, and Gentlemen's Clothing thoroughly Cleaned. Stains removed from all fabrics on short notice
WM. R. TEASDALE, 265 & 267 Walnut St.
Union Stove, Range, and Furnace Works.
WM. G. FISCHER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS "OUR SPECIALTY" The Celebrated Active Wrought Iron Ranges, and Wrought Iron Furnaces.
13 and 15 W. FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, O.
-THE CELEBRATED
McLean Platform Rocking Chair.
C
WILLIAMS-CIN.D.
The "McLEAN CHAIR" HAS NO SPRINGS OR RUBBER ATTACHMENTS TO BREAK, NOR COMPLICATED MACHINERY TO GET OUT OF ORDER UNDER THEM; they are on castors, and can easily be moved over the carpets per- fectly noiseless, can be reclined with safety into a comfortable position. Call
and see them.
PRICES RANGING FROM $6.50, UPWARD.
OFFICE: 179 West Fourth Street, Bet. Elm and Plum.
Established Since 1829.
UTH'S STEAM BAKERY, Pure and Sweet Bread sold by all reliable dealers in City and Suburbs; also wholesale and retail dealers in Ice Cream and Choice Confections, 76 Fountain Square, 337 Cen- tral Avenue, and 87 Richmond Street.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
E. A. MUTH.
GIBSON & KROUSE.
141 Central Avenue,
CINCINNATI.
ROUS
PLUMBERS & GAS FITTERS
October 1, 1852. June 1, 1853. March 1, 1871. August 1, 1878.
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A, ROSS, A. & G. W. ROSS, . A. & G. W. ROSS, . ROSS & LYSLE,
ROSS, PETTIBONE & CO., March 1, 1857. ARTHUR W. ROSS, . December 1, 1876.
ROSS & McCUNE, . September 20, 1877.
Ross & Gysle,
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF
BEST SECOND POOL YOUGHIOGHENY,
FROM THE MINES OF GEORGE LYSLE & SONS, PITTSBURG.
CAM.CREEK
ANT& CANE
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DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY PROMPTLY.
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS.
Special attention given to the Shipment of Coal to all points. Coal for wagons at the Elevator.
Office, N. W. Cor. Fifth and Mound. Elevator, Front near Freeman,
CINCINNATI, O.
DENTISTS.
L. D. Meredith, M. D.,
197 West Fourth Street.
J. S. Cameron & Son,
N. E. Corner Elm and Seventh Streets.
V. V. Woodward,
114 W. Sixth Street, bet. Vine and Race.
Wardle & Sage,
264 Race Street.
DENTISTS.
H. A. SMITH,
286 RACE STREET.
J. T. & J. I. TAYLOR,
117 ELM STREET, BET. 4TH & 5TH.
H. M. REID,
79 WEST EIGHTH STREET, 2 DOORS WEST OF VINE,
CINCINNATI, O.
J. & C. R. TAFT,
117 WEST FOURTH STREET,
CINCINNATI, O.
DENTISTS.
W. Storer, How, D. D. S.
Corner Rare and Eighth Streets.
G. W. Smith, D. D. S.
N. E. Cor. Fourth and Plum Streets.
Dr. Jag. IT. frwin,
140 MMest Sebenth Street, near EIm.
D. W. Clancey, M. D.
N. E. Cor. Sebenth and John Streets,
268 Stbenth Street.
THE
Cincinnati Commercial.
THE LEADING JOURNAL OF THE CENTRAL CITY OF THE UNITED STATES.
89 HE centre of population of the nation is in South-Western Ohio, a few miles east of Cincinnati. It is the good fortune of s this city to be supported on all sides by a fertile country and prosperous communities, and through them all, to the extent of a full day's travel by rail, in each direction, the Commercial is a favorite newspaper.
The territory occupied by the constituency of the Daily Com- mercial includes the Ohio Valley, which comprehends the better part of
HALF A DOZEN GREAT STATES.
It is the people of the highest intelligence-those who have the most intimate relations with the world and are busiest in its affairs, and with the most liberal tastes-the prosperous, the pushing, the purchasing, growing people-the most productive classes, and those who consume most; who make up the bulk of the readers OF THIS FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER,
The General Favorite in more than a Hundred Cities.
Specimen Copies and Terms of Advertising furnished free to ap- plicants.
M. HALSTEAD & CO.
Proprietors Cincinnati Commercial.
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer,
247 VINE STREET.
FARAN & McLEAN, - Proprietors.
ISSUED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
TERMS.
One Year (Sunday included), $14 00
Without Sunday,
$12 00
Six Months,
66
7 00
6 00
Three
16
3 50
3 25
Two
2 50
66
2 25
One
66
66
1 50
1 25
.
Weekly Enquirer.
TERMS.
One Year,
$1 15
Six Months,
65
The "Cincinnati Daily Enquirer" has the largest circulation, and is acknowledged "The Newspaper of the West."
FOR TERMS AND RATES OF ADVERTISING, Address:
FARAN & MCLEAN,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The Cincinnati Gazette.
The Ireading newspaper of the West.
THE GAZETTE has been in existence eighty-six years, and its growth aptly illustrates the general growth of American journalism, for no paper of equal age has attained a similar circulation and celebrity.
THE GAZETTE has three editions-Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly-printed from stereotype plates, on the Hoe Double Perfect- ing Press, which has a self-feeding capacity of about 30,000 papers per hour. It prints both sides, cuts, pastes, and folds at the same time, and is the most rapid press in the world.
Es a complete newspaper the CINCINNATI GAZETTE has no su- perior. Its ability and its integrity are recognized and unquestioned. It has a national reputation for its fearlessness, no less than for its fair- ness in the discussion of matters of political and public policy.
THE weekly edition of the GAZETTE is the most widely cir- culated family and agricultural paper in the West. It has more than 3,000 regular club agents, and is sent to subscribers at over 4,000 post-offices throughout the land.
HE GAZETTE now occupies its new six-story stone front build- ing, on the South-East Corner of Sixth and Vine Streets, one of the most complete, if not the most perfect, newspaper offices in the United States.
EASTERN OFFICE:
CINCINNATI GAZETTE CO.
37 Tribune Building. New York.
E. B. MACK, Manager,
Proprietors.
The Cincinnati Daily Star.
A Newspaper of "To-Day."
Is the home paper for the people of Cincinnati and neighboring cities. Whlle other journals have made efforts to become favorites in the counting room the STAR is edited with special reference to the wants of the home circle. It is the people's paper for the homes of the people, and the im- mense circulation it has attained gives the strongest possible evidence that its managers have been successful in making good what the people read. It strives to be reliable rather than sensational, and aims to render "justice to all with malice towards none." It has no axes to grind, is the organ of no clique nor party, and is free to criticise or commend wherever either is needed in the public interest.
The STAR publishes the news of the National Associated Press, the only news organization that is " National" in its character, with " its own" agents in every part of the world. Its news is presented with more prompt- less than is possible with any local organization that purchases news from other Associations, and has no control over the agents that collect it.
Besides this, the STAR has an army of well drilled, live special tele- graphie correspondents that send it at once
ALL THE NEWS
that reaches the other lending cities of the country.
The STAR, with its present system of Associated Press news and special correspondents, using both lines of telegraph to any extent necessary to tell the whole story of the day's doings, is the ONLY afternoon paper that has ever given the people of this vicinity a A COMPLETE, RELIABLE, AND PROMPT EPITOME OF THE NEWS OF THE DAY, "ON THE DAY OF ITS OCCURRENCE."
ITS LOCAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS,
and all other departments, will be found fully up to the aims of a journal that has established a reputation of being
"A NEWSPAPER OF TO-DAY-NOT YESTERDAY."
The Daily Times.
THE GREAT
CENT DAILY
Contains all the news of the day collected, im= mediately after its occurrence. It has something of in= terest for every one. The ladies will find in it enter= taining stories by the best authors, both American and foreign, and also the latest society gossip. The children have a department, and elegant prizes are given to the puzzlers.
The Times is pre=eminently the paper for the home circle. Delivered by carrier for 12 Cents a Week.
Cincinnati
imes
No. 62 West Third Street.
Cincinnati Volksblatt.
DAILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY.
PUBLISHED BY THE
CINCINNATI VOLKSBLATT CO.
AT CINCINNATI, OHIO.
F. HASSAUREK, Editor.
L. MARKBREIT, Manager.
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SUBSCRIPTION : -
Daily, $9.20 Weekly, $2.00 Westliche Blaetter, $2.00 POSTAGE INCLUDED. When delivered by carrier, 25 cents per week for Daily and Sunday, or 20 cents for Daily.
The German population of Ohio is very large, and the VOLKSBLATT has the largest circulation of any German paper, not only in Cincinnati and Hamilton County, but throughout the South and West. It is the oldest paper in the city, having been started in 1836. It is reliable in all its statements. Circulates among a class of industrious, educated Germans, and cannot be surpassed for enterprise and originality by any puper in the West.
ADVERTISEMENTS AT LIBERAL RATES.
THE k Cincinnati Volksfreund. NEAR GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Daily, Weekly, and Sunday Editions.
The VOLKSFREUND is the only daily German demo-
cratic paper in Cincinnati. It advocates true democratic princi- ples, the maintenance of our constitution, with its amendments, equal rights to all, without distinction of person, race, nationality or creed, local self government, sound money, a tariff for revenue only, the abolition of all monopolies, the extinction of all corrup- tion, and the restoration of purity in politics as it existed in the times of the fathers of our republic.
The VOLKSFREUND has a very large circulation in the City, in Covington, Newport, and all other neighboring towns. The weekly edition goes to every State in the Union. Its circu- lation is greater than that of any other German democratic paper in the West.
HENRY HAACKE & CO.
PROPRIETORS.
COHEN & CO.
1444152 EXCELSIOR PRINTING
CINCINNATI VINE
STREET
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