Pike County Democrat, Volume 19, Number 34, Petersburg, Pike County, 10 January 1889 — Page 2

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EDITORIAL NOTES. ' ; -________ ‘ Tnc Cincinnati Comm >n i:il Gazette njri “Deni >crats never die at all.” Thu Gazette in good R‘;m|iVn:»ii authority, anil right it is.—tlie more Democrat*) arc knock ilown, tlie more liter stand up. • Roxk |>eoj>!c tell n* there i- no such thing a* luck. Somehow the ivonl is in our dictionaries, whether it jneans Anything or not. There will always be something in luck as long a* some are born rich, ami others poor. Gov. Hill recommend* ttint a conference of the slates he hail with a view to establishing a uniform ami decent divorce law. A wag suggests that, if Hill were a married titan, he would be satisfied with easy divorce laws. The world loves to "stick its nose in other people's bi-slres*/’ .Iu<t observe how the whole wr.ting com in tidly try to make Harrison's cabinet. Dill, after all, the people art* interested In making a cabinet, as well a* in electing a president.

WniLK'Ilro. Harrell does not take any part in the, nonsensical eootKoverity which llie IkliocuiT aiul Press1 s ha* hail, yet, what the editor of the' Xi'Wt knows about, a few tilings the DmiMiuT has mentioned would make an interesting hook. s -Qt'iTC a number of the town l«>ys, musically inclined, have taken ad vantage of the pleasant weather, a™ have fnrn!tiled strains of sweetest melody at tue residences where reside “Sweetheart* and Wives." They .go upon the plan that hath charm* to tame the ur*|i>, lteiid a rock, and—burst a cabbage!" A proposition was recently made to the fXo'liniean (toverninent Irf pax that toy couldry a large sum of money to allow of the carrying of toe bones of the immortal C'otuiuhu* over ! America, for the purpose of exhibiting them to the peopl > of the l'. S. Coimil Atwood leu) hi.* aid to the , eeheine, ami Sec. Bayard has keen a'kcd to reral him.

The Republicans of tin; Senate are s Mill hedging on tin- laritV. It they keep on getting it more and snore like the Democratic Tariff llill tIrat passed tin; ' house la»i Winter, they may itirml in galling the bill through; or they mar get it »o mueli like the Democratic bill that they will need only to (able the Senate bill and all trot** yea on the House bill. Both 'hcciaterns which the Town : Hoard piopo-ed to put in aro there. The Town Ikwrili; right, and will “go ahead," no doubt. The tiist time one of the disgruntled lit* a tli-«* occur near bint. If not in his own building, there will be a ->.m) conversion of that hi in to the opinions of the I>kuix.hat. as tie* tire will not rage (ill two or three buildings will have j bm ned down.' Sot’TltKMV Indiana has been a lucky e|M>t this Winter. Some place-, mueli further South in tlu-sc United Stales, have been colder than it Ini' been Up here. Though Soulliern Indiana i* \ one of tha nicest pla-cs loth* world. yet It is not every Winter that cattle • can got fairly goo I grazing in ihc pastures till after C:u;i«tints, as has peeu the case this Winter. Tub reader's attention i* called to the advertiscituut of the papers with which the Dkmock it isciuhhed. The rates are very low. and a hr, of course, cash In advance. Anyone wanting those ptposs or perio Heals. Or anyone of tlieiu. will d > wall to li t.i I in his casli lb the Deu >c,atr. secure the low rates, and thereby get two good papers for almost t he price of one. Send in yotir subscriptions, or call at tin* pEMOCKAT office, and secure u prt«. As the attention of the people has keen called to the very place in the JVess wh *ro is found the language which Kreb* denies, and as any lurt.her dostial cab be nothing but sheerest n i isA ES *. an I as in > fals;*i «i | can Ua Covered up from n one who wants to knaw th i truth, trill Krobi still in*i*t thit th t editor <*f tin DswnoAT Is the meanest iu in in i >u mnli-ni for telling this truth? Krebs, do you «stU4 insist that you never wrote the Iudeceut arttefc) ? Keep |> The Since the election we h sir but little of the campaign of Intellect. The intellectuality of the campaign was forced Ui»os» the peiple by the iHnnoceats They arc the ones, then, to ke*p before the po-iplr the war upon high taxes and the appressores of tho pair. Tilt lha tjwr paipie arc ^etrtng tl)c tl|ast qf lip; burden of taxation, u-» one will have tbe/ to deny. Wherever t of wealth is owned

people etch hundred thoi pay* Iw tax than the mu money in tit® hand* of poor, or In the bauds nl have uot entered iuto eo beat the lair as well as common people out of a themselves In addition te government gets. Take pie, a Pike county far me a Souln Bend plow. II1 Canada, buy the same p oar made in Indiana (ship|*il to Cautda) and iiu|»trt it, paying the duty, and then get it for less than If he hint bought It In Petersburg. Now, why is Ibis? It is heeause the plow tinkers have a “trust." one of those pvivale :tflairs with which neither President Clevedollars amount of !be lttnocettl tbo*c who spirscies to o lieal the ax direct to the titx the tor exam* who buy* i can go into tr land nor any private ci right to interfere,’* «s.lan lias, king like, said. Th said : We have no eoai| IT. 8. Stales, and We w i ini Canada wo have there, we will sell low. ask*: “Well, if the fill can get Ids goods cheapri Canada for them, why it?” In answer we many living close enmi there; bn*, because a farmer can get "a plow twenty-five wnta by shipping from j Canada, he i« ind just lied in doing ! izeu has any mot* (j. Blaine list trust has |H'ti#n in the ill sell high ;; competition; llut someone liaus^fanner r by going to don't ho do that i trill sav ugh, do boyPike county ehea|>er bv is, for his ii-k is soiuet time is more. The tu; uufacturer is dug, and his this necessity 1 he lakes ad-1 said of plouts I m illing made j have less obsmart enough to kimw of tlie retail buyer, am vantage of it. What is may be said of almost a in America. Wcwotih j ctioiis to this robbing lax if thrfte features were not ailac led to it: 5 j 1st, It is placed lunch higher than j the diHeivuee of the cos of producing ! an article in the Cnited States and in other countries, aid gives illialj much more towards ceiitralizijtig .i 5 # I wcaith. 2d. It testers monopolies. jj i :t. Kverv dollar raised by the syslent represent* manv times the same j amount, taken from I lie; pucketsp of j the consumer and pul iuHjphe pockets ol the millionaires. SInreover| * it; *•> morally wrong.

Hinging Tnjth*. Indianapolis,: lection, until-1 W r>. UyMinn, of speaking of the recent fully sax s: j | j ‘•(.'an tlie great inassfs of the pejftpie —tlit* imKliUTi* of vcaltli—cxjpect any relief at the hands of the Rejiub-! licau party: What legislative history tint give? efeoh hope to -1 he most ere it* record, from its fir power, has been one i M»r|>or*tlou and e»| away the land-? of the railroad companies th been reserved for ou converted a great portion of ottr bon there -in it* .lu loti* l»|ing?j t acre-sibli to f favoritism to ital. It gave overninent to j it should hive, homeless; it hey obligation ; adding to the ami presenting •r live hundred After having ded debt from a cum > to a coin one, thereby pnrdt ns of the people to the bondholders ov millions of dollars, transformed the public debt from a currency to a coin bt ‘is, it demonetized silver, thereby c epreciating tin* value of money audsefurilie* and depreciating the value of property, until the panic ot 1S73 sweeping art os* the i* oping alike in iiaukru the banker, the faritie er4 The Republican | lor tnouo|H)lies and its for the right* and xvel I pie became so open an lead to charge* of hr eatnu upon u*, ounirv,.' enve!-| iptcy and ruin ■ and the laborarts V partialltv . utter disregard I are of the (>eonl flagrant as to' riberv and corruption. within it* own rank*, against its most distingnisl was hurled from po eau-c those in contro lion could no longer b what do .we now that were repudiated ruprand dishonest, a confidence of the people loudly (toasting that their parly in Noven the fflbrls and t>opii hero.nud that the i’re not iglioie him and tl: lion of hi* cabinet ai tioii of Iii- udiniiiistre •‘The old elan* are under the lt-ader*hi| knight, they will control the iiicoining a* perfectly as if II dent. In less than ed leaders. It wer in I»cof it* orgauiza- ■ trusted. And ear? Tue uien in IS84 a* corHnworthy the openly and the success of ibpr was due to larity of their •blent-elect dare fin'• ii the forma d the construe-; lion! i marshaling, and of the plumed dominate an 1 administration , aine wa» Prestwo vear* from now the people will be clamoring for a return ot the pure iniiiisiraiioti ot Gr< Tne Democratic part sin'll exigencies, wot grate even it its orga bmule ). Hut there u —It will remain soli It hi* already entered upon the campaign of 'Di it is n« ited idea* or of scctiu does not feast upon to be heat\l in a betmth-d. although thev may be littered ing chair in tho s o ate or delivered from the sacred con The Democratic pa long a* popular gave cannot perish. To bceu conti led those ininiiable principles of equality amt justice which must be tiiaiulaiiittd so long as the liberties «>t the people a •<: preserved “It lias without a greater defeats than countered in the and honest adiger Cleveland, r, in the face of ild not dtslntelizalion xva* disce«l be no fear* | I and compact. t a party of Initial groxvth- It danders too rile from the pres Klines of a pulpit, rty will live a* niuent lasts; it its custody has mark, sustained hat xvhieh it cuIs st election. In 1872 it met with a Waterloo, and yet in 1378 it was eucoessfiiI—though robbed of the fruits . In 183J it again coc o i the rcsuli of luohol* employed by the Ijepnblicaii party test, ami yet i:t IS84 the plumed knight him-to enter the list i "What is there to The cause of thepople In ourous tody, tyliat have we party whose only I fraud, ami whose vh motion? With a broad and liberal tpirit, an aggressive .of its victory, stored defeat— in tlie fate eont easily r<>uled and challenged g tia in 1333. discourage us? witt iu V2 without tvl ip or spur. to fear from a -iumph was in torr wa* in corxolicy, we shall

HI KREBS. He Denies V cniied ofHe Is Not AoButjs Guilty of. A Denial Hard to Account For. Sometime t g.>, the above named man called u *-a of journal* Ism." We dli nntlantoadwhit WMu being a specie is, consulted the "u»abrhljKd," ami was slid ignorant. Then we a«ke<i the editor of the Press’, whereupon he “got on his ear;" ami last week. a« are predicted, lie stood on Ids head in his wrath ; and, ‘•In dire concatenations. Made far-fetehed Explanations." It will lie rsuiembered, that, tinder the headlineo['•‘misplaced words, "the Dbvooat sai l that, “some time ago." a Petersburg paper, in describing the Improved ap|*aranceot the Presbyterian Chutclt, used tlie phrases and sentences, "an addition lias been added hack,” "internal api>eara«ee,” and "the choir will occupy an elevated .position In the rear of the preacher." The editor ot this paper made no reference to Mr. Kre'is, nor to the editor of the news. The ar.'icle was written from memory, and without a thought ol offending anyone. But Mr. Krebs gets offended, |ierli»ps because lie is guilty of having written, and of having published, the indecent article. On the 18th of October, 1853, on the third page, in the fourth column, an i fourth item in that cojjpuin. is the exact language, which we quoted. Here it is, in letter* that Krebscan read without glass ee:

“Some very needful and tasty improvements are being made in tbe Presbyterian charch. An extension has been added back and the choir will occupy a raised platform in the the rear of the preacher. Corrugated iron takes the place of plaster on the ceiling, andthe walls as high as the windows will he handsomely wainscoted in panel. The improvements will add much to the internal appearance of thediarch. ”

The only mistake* we made hi quoting Krebs were Oct. 13. for Oct. IS. and using; '■elevated position” for "raised platform”—l«>th expression* meaning the same tiling, •xeept otirptistake was an improvement 01 or ‘the real language Kivbused. But Krebs says lie did not write or print die above.and, because we referred to it long; after it came out in bis paper, simply a* a matter of diversion, lie takes special pains to deiu it, and to. call the editor ot the Democrat! the meanest and most malicious character. No man living can lie so mean as is the editor of the Democrat in Kreb’s mild eye, and honest, tender heart. Krebs, did not the above tgppcar in your paper as quoted above? and. when von called (lie editor of the Democrat so many mean thing*.did you not iudulgc the vilest falsehood ? Nothing has ever come under our observation which nonpUi-hed us so esitnplelel-. a* . does Krebs’s denial. Why he will say he did not do the very tiling that everybody know or can know, lie did do, is unacountable in the act of a man who has the scn*e heretofore accredited to Krebs. Did lie want to say something indecent about the choir, and then want to deny it ? or was If demented? Alter what lias haj petted, the people will uot be surprised if Krebs suicides. ForaKCIi ha* not yet driven the “White Caps"out of Ohio, -lie ha* not yet suppressed them. When he put his signature to that statement of his, that the “ White Caps” of Ohio were suppressed, ba did not know what lie was talking about. Maybe he thought,, to injure Indiana’s favorite son bv tiii* mean*. Cuts v ha* !»eeu disturbedliy rebellion in some ot its districts for one hundred and twenty rears. State of Ohio, City of Toledo.) Lucas County, S. S. f Frank. J. Chenev makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of K. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State a for-said, and that said firm will pay the siim of OSfe HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and cviry case of Ca- ■ tarrh that cannot lie cured by the use [of Halt's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J- CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed ;in my presence, this 6th day of December. A . D. ’S6. j A. W. GLEASON. i SKA. -Yof vry Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally aud nets directly upon tile bio.el and muen* stir face* t of i ho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY* CO.,Tolvho,0, by Druggists, 75 cents.

would; . . sou was 80 favorable for grou fruit, that it grew to rapidly; i therefore did uot mature suffieiet I that the apples would hardly till Christmas. One person sal3 us, iu talking upon this subject, the fruit matured better, and well selected fruit would keep bt t than ever. Christmas lias coma gone, and the good fruit is here still ami in good condition. Our friuud’i prediction has, so far, been into May it not always be true, that a sea eon that lets fruit mvturewell will be a season in ’which fruit will keej well ? The snows.ot the Rocky mountain- ; have not been heavy enough to makt a late Spring in the Middle S ates If the stow of the mountains olf tin West and North West are heavy, tin ! Spring is backward, the temperature being kept down by the cold vrinils from the snowv regions. As yet theta lias uot fallen snow enough to inter- ! fere with flte coming of Spring, but enough of the “beautiful” may fall this and next months to prolong Uu Spring into the time when the Bummer suns should be warming mot bet earth enough to make her put on het cooling robes of greenness.

When- IhU life’s labors an* over, ii will then make no difference lo ii< what religion wo have professed, what politics we have advocated, oi; what wealth we have enjoved, ot what poverty we have contended against, just so we have done on» best, as God gives n< to see the right1, and we exercise our jtidgemmt in the adoption of all the advantages we have to he right. May it pot be well for those who are continually filling out with those who do not see as they do themselves, lo ponder well these truths? Ast» i o'w^otnosTU^p'Kjiri'st talent in America and wants a tax placed upon all foreign horn udors. Why such a tax? If atiAmeriean is a, truly talented actor he can get his price any day. It is reported that Blaine has contracted for the Washington Post, which he will edit if lie is left out ol the Cabinet, and will’make it warm for Harrison.

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AJiGEI.O IIILLVA5, Ins. Ag’t. & Jflstice of The Peace. lloOM 10, CXKPKXTKK BviLDlN'Ct, PKTKKSBl'KG. 4. lNMASA. Real Estate Agency. P. W. CHAPPELL, PETERSBURG, - - INDIANA j All lands andl town property placed in my hands for sale will beadverliseo free of charge. Osni K—Vp amirs over City l*rug Store l.t'li.VL Notice to Physicians. IN PURSUAXCK of the law establishing a j » t'utility Boardlof AeaUb, ami requiring all : phvsielansandaceoiieliurs to report tolrhe*ev- • retarv of said Hoaril. I hereby request a Aill j compliance wltft the law In this regard, and all licensed physicians and accouchttrsare ! hereby not! tiedJo address their report* and j utl business perttaiuing to my ottice to A. KL ItYKits, Seo P. «„• B. II.. Petersburg, Pike t'o.. Ind.; Superintendent's Notice. ( pCHLIC examination of applicants for' teacher's■? tkiense will be held on the last Saturday oil each month as follows: For the mouth* of June, September ami March, j at Augusta; forlth** months of July, October, January and A|>rll. at Petersburg; for the; months of August, November, February and j May. at Winslow* A certificate of good moral character from J some member of the County Board of Kduca- j Uon must be brought by a indicants in the ! county and from County Hunertntendent by those out of the county. W. w. PlKKIiE. June IS. life?, % County Sup't. \

Notice of Appointment of Administrator. NOTICE Is hereby. Riven. that the tuJe-'dgn-rii Ims beeniippulnteiljiy the fie,* t c Circuit CourtntlPike county, Slate of Indiana ! administrator of the estate of U-reuio D. I Beatty. late of like Comity, diseased. Said estate t» tupiiianl to be Solvent, WiUinm banner. ' I fhta Administrator ; Administrator's Sale of Personal Property, N’OTICK Is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Loren 20 I>. Realty deceased, will offer for sale at public outcry ou the premises, on Friday, January 25.1889. AU of the personal property of said deceased not taken he the widow. consisting of lionet), cattle, tobaceoj, reaper ami mower, growing wheat, work oarn .anil fanning lIMpIenMglts. TKKMSOI' SAKE: On sur.ia of *joi under cash, on alt Rums over a credit of nineinotit.s will bo given, pure baser executing notes with approved surety, waiving ryiaa from vnitiutioir or appraisement law# And benrin; H per cent Interest from time. Sale to begin at ltlo’olock A. M. -Wlt.UAM b'AUMcn, Administrator, For 1889 The publisher* of SCR! USER'S MAGAZINE Aim to make It the most popular and eh'.erprhdng of periodicals, while at all tlmea prt^ serving It* blgji literary character. 85.IKM new readers have been drawn to It during the post six months by)'the increased excellence of its content* (notably 'the Railway articles}, and U dimes It* year with a now Impetus and an assumed success The 1 lustrations wilt shew some new etfeels, ftiid nothin* to make rtClUBNKR’tt MAGAZINE ittractive and Interesting wilt! be necl ected. THE RAlUlOA|> ARTICLE* wtUbeeoutlnued by several very strik Inapt! PC rail It. HOBEHT^u/cHt* STEVHNSON’.a serial novel l*Ttie Master of lie!iontrue,’’ will run through the greater part ef the year fVjua fa .Vyeemfterl A COR It ES CON DK N E and collection of manuscript memoirs relating to E, J. Millet and u famous group of modern FRENCH PAIN mm trtll furnlst* the substance of several articles. I liln»tratrd. Many valuable LITERARY ARTICLES, wilt appear; 4 paper on Walter SeotCs Moth- j odxofWork, IllustratoJ from original M«S„ a second ‘ Shelf of Old Hooks.” by Mrs. Janies ] T. KU-lds,and many other articles equally! noteworthy- ■ it. ff(«ltHlW. j Artictus on’ftIt f 81'EJECTS will he a fo r- j tore !'•:%&,irt> arntiigfc i to appear by j Clarcence C^jfk. E H. Biavli.’fel I, Austin j Hobson, and many Other* fUMniM, FISHING ARTICLES d -scribing sport In j the best fishing ground* will appear iltastmuJ. ILLUSTRATEO ABTICI.E* ofgrant vnrle- j ty. touching ui>on all m ino r of subjects, j travel, biography, description, etc , wtll appear, but not of the conventional commonplace sort. J Uualrnimt. A SPECI AL OFFER!:/cover last year’s numbers. which include all the RAILWAY AKTli'LSS,j»< fid lows: A ycaKssttiworiptlou {iSSpand the numbers for 1SS8.ft 50 A year’s aubs-riifilon (ItWB) and the number* for ISSS, bound In dot h, . . SC C0‘ *3.0 ) a Jicnr; 85 cent* u Dumber. CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, 713*745 Broadway, Sew York, .

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The best Cough Medicine is Piso’s Cuuk por Consumption. Children take it without objection By ali druggists. NO. 13. 5;‘t0 p m 8:11 p m till!) p til II:AT phi 7:30 pul No. 11 3:00 a 6:40 a 7:17 a 7:80 a 8:83 a Evansville & Indianapolis Railroad. Taking Kfleet Sunday, Oct. 2, 1838, GOI.NO .north. STATIONS. NO. 10. »:«*« w 10:08 a in 10:t8a in 10:38 a m 11:30 a m 'Jep. Kvaosville . '■ Somerville " Oakland City “ Tetenburg . Arr. Washington GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. Hep. Washington., ** Petersburg '• Oakland City. “ Somerville .. Arr. Evansville No. 9. 1 MO p in 5:88 p in 8:04 p m 3:13 pm 4:13 p in No. 31 isnutlilt-bound freight] arrives ad 13:10 p. m. and No. S3 [north-hound freight]] at IO:oO a. m. 1 Trains run daily except Snaday, connect-1 ins with trains east and west on O. A 31. at I Washington. U. J. UltAMMKK. (•enera) Passenger Agent 4

THE OLD KELIARLE O- Sz ZL£.| OUIO ANl) MISSISSIPPI. 1‘opulur Tlirauyh itnulciind Direct I I'am Line in nil Doinis East ,c5c *West.| Fast Tine. Best Aeromnudattoai auJ Bar* Caa sections la talaa Uepots. A lout DAILY TIUIX ~ BACtl WAY BKTYUN Cincinnati, Locisnilie and St. Lon snipping fit Way Points. iiCsaruit t ailor t ars a atl Bay Trains. Palace] Sleeping far* la all Sight Train*. H.NK BAY 1 i'OAt'WKS OS ALI. THAIS. TRAINS GOING EAST: SrArtuxs. Aeeom- Day Night Fasti , t mod’n' Exp. Exp. Exp.| ’.v St. lauds. 0train 800am ?0t)pm SO “ .Shattno . ► Wain Poeum 898pm 1019 “ Sandoval.. 858am .. 910pm. “ 0,1 in. _ Satan 1010am 9SUpiu lOSOpu 1 Flora . It)pinlu llltt.ifn 1037pm IllOpiJ “ Oluey.. 1102am lltOum USupm 1217 no “ Vlnrenu’s. 1218pm 1252pm 1221<nu> l'JUan “ Mileliell.. 2.11pm 2tlpui 2Slain S18au ••Seymour . 4 07pm 348pm Strain 420au -* N. Vernon 4 10pm 415pm 422am 4SSanl Ar Clnetniiutl. 73«pm 020pm tialum 7 loan] “ Louisville.. 025pm 025|nii ...... 0i5niJ TRAINS GOING WEST: f.v dncimi’ti ti.ioam S15am 7 unpin 80... •• N. Venian 932am 1087am 944pm 103Sp •• Si'vimmr .. 1905nii: 1105am 10 Kipm 11 l»pn ' Mitchell.. II Main 1201pm 112Spin iitl'nn 1 Sopm 2!0pm 1 50am 23' 3 53pm 801 pm 249am S3_ 3 38piu 3 38ptn .4 32am 4 loan 4 43pm 430pm '4 28an» * loan_ 452pm 438pm 438an» 525aul 590pm 110pm-4 48am S85aut 7 22pm «10p»i tiaOuin 7 45am “ Yimt'Utr’s •• Olntiy.. . . “ Plota - Oil ill •• Sandoval... •• Shatiuc ArNt. Louis Thrcugli Sleeping Car Aceoaiodaiisas to Cincinnati, Lonisviile, St. Louis, Washington, Baltimore, liei Yo Philadelphia ■ and all Intermediate Par at For Emigrants amt taunt seeker*. tbe‘*L .A M." Is tlie Shortest and quickest route ana provides the best nfeniuodatioiiK. The O. A M. Is the only line running ante., ins car of any description between Cl NCI I N ATI and st. IJJL’IB. For reliable Information ns to ronites, rated tickets, time, etc., apply in person or by letted to K. G. BokDpbakt, Ticket As’t. O A M. R\v. . Wasldngton. Ind.I or. to C.(». JONES, District PnssengerAgcnlf i Hiio it Mississippi U’y, Vincennes, Indiana' JOHN F. BARNARD, W, B.SIIATTCC, 1‘res‘t and Gen. Man. Gen. Tass. Agti CINCINNATI. G