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Newspaper

The Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1873

Page

4

Weather Forecast Bulletin for Several Regions

The department reports probabilities of varied conditions. New England sees light to fresh northeasterly winds with clear weather. The South Atlantic states show light to fresh southeast winds with partly cloudy or rain areas. Upper Great Lakes trend toward easterly and southerly winds with cloudy skies and possible rain in the north.

Weathes Wak Department Chirf Nal Washington Pos New England Alabama Virginia South Atlantic Carolinas Gulf States Mississippi Tennessee Upper Lake Kentucky Missouri Tyster Rasanterr Kansas Michigan Dakota Rock Mountela Pacific States

Local school events and city notices from the Telegraph

Two cholera cases are reported on the Telegraph during her last trip. The thunder storm left the air pure today. Ames A. EXIM resigns amid indignant First Warders. High School commencement at Pike's Opera House next Friday morning. Scheel reappointed to Teachers' State Board of Examiners. Ozro J. Dodds to recite Shamus O'Brien in Newport next Friday for Second Presbyterian Church. Burglarized residence at No 58 Big Miller Street. Park Board may act on music question soon. Anthony Kress, seven, run over on Vine Street near Twelfth. Little Miami Railroad appoints treasurer pro tem. Davidson Fountain price set. exact title available. Dr Quinn reports gutters to be flushed. Fire bel ls sounded during last night storm. minor fire. Twenty-fifth Ward patrolmen listed. Washington intermediate and district schools plan village entertainment during Grove picnic. Mathematics prize medals awarded to High School scholars Woodward, Brook, Wm. Outecault.

Ames A. Exim Pike’s Opera House A. M. Scheel Hancock Teachers’ State Board of Examiners Ozro J. Dodds Shamus O'Brien Newport Second Presbyterian Church Williame Bigmiller Street Board of Park Commisioners Anthony Kress See Vine Street Twelfth Little Miami Railroad Company Dihave Jutler Board of Park Commissioners Poterday Eighth-street Ark Davidson Quinn Heath Bank F Streets John Hamel, Jr Aranigaen Grove Oakley Profloner Matigmatics Woodward Inabes Omai Brook Miles— Wm Er Outecault

Fire injures resident in old Vine Street flat

Mrs. M Shotts, a resident on Vine Street, was severely burned around 6 PM when kerosene used to speed supper cooking caused a fire. The alarm was sounded from Fire Station 91.

Weed's Theater Nightly Variety Show At Weed's

Tony Pastor's Great Variety Conceey tours with a star troupe. The performance promises novelty music and dancing, entertaining crowds nightly at Weed's Theater.

Weed Tony Pastor Thea Magnster

Turner Society Nineteenth Biennial Festival at Inwood Park

The Turner Society hosts the Nineteenth Biennial Festival at Inwood Park starting Friday. A reception concert at Mozart Hall Tomorrow evening features choruses solos and selections by a picked orchestra with works by Beethoven Haydn Wagner Bach Auber Cherubini and Strauss. A Friday procession route from Mary Street to Inwood Park is planned with residents asked to provide ice water to marchers.

Turner Society Inwood Park Mozart Hall Beethoven Haydnagner Bach Auber Cherubini Strauss Mary Street Walnut Twelfth Main Ninth Fourth Central Avenue Tral Avenue Court Rim Vine

The Circus Quarrel Ends in Court Settlement

The Great Chicago Circus quarrel nears resolution after Judge Mallon hears proposals. De Haven to post bond for debts and release attachments, receiver to hold books and accounts. Fresh complications arise as Sheriff attachments linger and receiver seeks payment of fees and property claims.

Chicago Rior Court Boud Wae Mallon Stokes de Haven Bto Gibbons Judge Mallon Mundi Soden Gen Powell

Dr Williams Catarrh Cure Advertises Indian Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Williams cure for catarrh a vegetable remedy claimed to purge head and throat issues. It promises one box cures long standing cases and offers mail order from William's Medicine Company Pittsburgh Pa with a price of one dollar.

Ca Erne William William’s Medicine Company Pittsburg

A Sure Cure for the Piles

Dr William the noted Indian cpyeigen fipeous positive cure blind Venstavle ulcerated co ointment One box saved worst case Not one carey me HE five years Sent by me secretary Medicine hj a Prope Pittsburg Pa oman oh fe elt-lnd ew

William Venstavle Ulcerated Co Pittsburg Oman

Wide Market Fluctuations Reported in Daily Review

The June market rundown indicates large arrivals and mixed demand across many commodities. Butter, coffee, flour, wheat, corn, oats, rice, oils, poultry, meats, sugar, and potatoes show dull to firm trends with prices varying by grade and location. Principal buyers focus on immediate needs while supplies remain plentiful.

Western Reserve Cen- Ohio Java Laguayra Ohio River Kanawha Youghiogheny Kentucky New Orleans Ned Ern Liverpool Demerara Waite

Wunder Widow Catherine Wunder Dies at 78

Mrs. Catherine Wunder widow of Samuel Wunder Sr. died at age 78 at her son Samuel Wander Jr s residence 52 Boals t June 24 5 15 AM The services will be at Asbury Chapel at 2 30 PM Friends invited without further notice Philadelphia papers requested to copy

Wunder Samuel Wander, Jr Catherine Wunder Samuel Wunder Asbury Chapel Philadelphia

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