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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

Mr.. II. s. Wakeman, Of Milwaukee, APP
pointed to take the place of M. NJ. Swart-
out, as train dispatcher, has entered upon
the duties of that position and has located
with his family in our city. We rather
like the motion Of our newly acquired cit
ixen and a. his location here does not lead
to the loss Of our friend "Swart," we
confess to feeling of pleasure at the up
pointment and right heartily welcome the
gentlemun and his family to place among
Us.
Mr.. Swarthout will remain with Us and
is, as was stated in our issue of last week,
assistant Superintendent of the road to
St. Paul and, via Calmar, to the shutdown
of the Iowa and Dakota division and as
much farther as the company may pene.
trate the country westward.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

ESTABLISHED 1857. = For promptness
and highest market prices, send your
Game, Wool, Pclts, Ears, Eggs, Butter
and oil country produce to the old and
well.known Produce Commission House
Of BENZ. F. Ballard. 81 Greenwich street,
New York. p. O. Box 1922. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

!, In time of peace prepare for war. Go to
Grants for Holiday Goods.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

Weather, 30.
The weather IL not reportable. It il
cold and warm just to suit itself. Last
issue we said the river was about to ice up;
as we write now, "Wednesday, 2 P. NJ,
Dec. lst,) there is but little ice. The Fer
~ boats are running. The Reserve.
Countess and Dexter have been swimming
around here in defiance of threat to close
navigation.
Business is average good. Wholesale
shipments, per Rail west, are quite heavy.
Pork and Wheat are coming in freely.
Dressed Hoas l0i 70 IL; Wheat SO to 72 ;
Hay IL; WOOD 4to5; Desr, in carcass, .;
Mutton, in sassssss dressed, s cents !;
Poultry, dressed, to 9 in street.
There is not much activity in any of the
cities Of the east o. west.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

"Every beast Of the forest and the cat
tie upon thousand hills are the Lords p
Go to Grants for School Books and fine
Bibles and Testaments, at prime cost of
publication.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

D. ALLEN, JR.,
OFFICE WITH BAssETT, HUNTING 1 CO.,
IMPORTS
Hides-Green, 1905
Cured, o091S
Part cured,e
Dry nint, 10
Wool. 35@37L
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01
DIED:

akf DIED: =
At North Mc0regor, on-ths Soth Of November
MARY J. youngest q aghter Of +. W. and MARI
LACY, aged 10 months.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

If you want choice Winter Apple 90
to Kenncdy's. 2w6S4
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

Last arrival of the season-5OO barrels
Winter Apples at Kennedy's ware house,
in basement, under A. I. & T. o. Jones.
Office with SD. Eckert, opposite Western
House. 2w6S4
Weather, Markets, sc.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. 63Oy
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

8URNBA19S q VAN SCHAACE,
3m67o Chacago, Wholesale Agents.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-12-01

To my acquaintanees and friends In MsGrsgor and
Clayton Co., will say:
Dent forget that everything kept at
my sters 10 ssM In quantities . suit the
purchaser, that 10 at 41TAIL!
Don't understand that my business 10
an exclusive Wholesale trade, OH NO!
come In and get year Dollars wsrtA o.
Sugar, Coffee, Or Tea,
70 your liking, and 0satlsmanly Clerks
70 show you around.
VERY REsPHcrFULLY,
Geo. Il. Bass.
,. S....y want the debts Due !. =. HAN.
lin & o., Dettlel AT ONCE With ne.
eeS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30
A scrub head boy having best

A scrub head boy having bsstl
brought into court rs Il witness, the fol-
lowing colloquy ensured: f~s'1 1T
"Wherc d. you liNe;iY said the Judge:
"Live with my MOTHER -
"Whcrc Dies your mother live.'
she lives with father 3
''Whcre does he live?' r.
#"He lives with the old folks" E
"Were do they live::" says the Judge
getting very red, as an audible smoker
goes around the room.
"rhey live at home. ~ rgrs.s =
"Wherc In thunder's homc:" roars
the Judge. "...-. 3d..
N"That's where I'm from,' said thc
boy, sticking his tongue in q corner of
his check, and closing ono eye OH the
Judge.
"IIerc Mr.. Constable say. the court
':iake the witness oIt and tell him TO
travel, he evidently t!oesH,t understand
The nature an oath"
- You'd think different" said tie
10y, giving toward the doorway "if l
"a once to give You a cussin.'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

No cow. or fe. ami
anal, can grow fat D. .e Civ
Ing milk, one halfas IA acy were
not MIXED. When there. good flow
Of milk. little or no fss IS l,ecrsted. End
why. Simply because all the nutsi.
meat, In the food which, they consume,
which would form fat or aesh. goes into
the milk pail. Therefore, the sooner
W disDatillDe q milk n yffrRH Pw,
When " have cohasehittisae0l u Hhtten' her,
fhs sooner. will she bei ready fos the
sisauibles, and the greater will be the
amount Of tallow and flesh in t,es car
cass. t t5as #r..t- r 1851 ~. ar
These suggestions apply more partic-
ulariy to spring and summer. fla far
row COW is in tolerably good condition,
III the winter, and tire calculations IL to
make beef Of her the next summer, or
the next autumn, she may be milkea
all winter, provided she be well fed.
but she should be dried Off before she
is turned to grass. Then by allowing
such cows to feed on good grass during
the summer, they will make fair beet
earlyin autumn by feeding them only u
few bushels Of meal. But If they be
Milked all summer we may expect less
and tough beet, and but little tai
low.
Let farmers remember that if they
gain ten dollars In butter and cheese by
milking farrow COW during the sum.
nlcr, they will have ten dollars worth
less Of beef, and tallow than they would
have had If the COW had been dried Off
q few months sooner. .,.-,,..1
Young cows that are not too low In
flesh dried Off by the first Of August
win usually make good becf Late in the
fall. The time to discontinue milking
depends very much upon tho age sand
condition of the animal, and the amount
Of feed the owner has. The best beef is
that quickest made and when pumpkins
and corn can I've fed, We would as soon
have COW MIXED until tho first Of Sep
telnber Us not. ~r
An old raw-boncd creature should not
he MIXED ut all during tile SUMMER, il
slo iced other than that which fiH pas
tare afforls Il to /. given, and nta meat
1lsouid he sold 10 those who have. good
teeth au.i strong stomachs. Il COW of
this kind il never lit for food unless the
flesh aud fat il laid OF rapidly. -imcri-
GuA Stock yOnsysGsl. #aa $50 ~. -,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

RATS.-Amoilg the many remedies
employed to reduce their number, the
following are the most etficacious:
Take two ouEccs of carbonate Of barry
ties, and mix it with one pound of suet
CT tallow, place portions Of this within
their holes and about their hauuts. 1t
is greeaily eaten, produce, great thirst
AID death ensucs after drinking. This
is very etiectual poison, bccAlse it is
both tastrlcss and oIorless.
Take one ounce of finely powdered
arsenic, one ounce Of lard, mix these
into Il paste with meal, put j. about the
haunts Of the rats. They will eat j;
grecdily. -
Make a paste Of one ounce of. flour,
one half gill Of water, one drlchm OF
phosphorus. Or, tS, ounces OF Lard
half 4 drac!,n OF piD 'ploras AM one
ounce 0f Hour. Or, "ae ounce of Hour,
two ounces Of powdered cheese crumbs,
AMI one half Ir,clm pf phosphorus; add
70 .asi, OF Iii 40 mixtures ftw drops OF
OIL q; isln.aiulIi and spread thin nh thin
,,iu.... of b.eai iik |, .lt,if the rats will
sat oe his greedy, n.t' il is a sure poi
ron. ss, - s.s...f..4s.t<i..'t
care should ii. takt.i, that the naked
h,nd .i.,es ,,ut come. Ia contact with
them. ~ they sometimes produce lrrl'
table sOgys. tl asa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

INSECT Music. The note Of the mos
quito t. AT screnales yea at Night is said
~ lie OH middle III or g; if 50, YOU know
that attentive Musician made two hun
drcd and fifty six beats per second; and
III the Idle time Wasting her song on
yoAr lnappreciative ears she made "a
iaan.S hsata a. there are S cps between
Boston AMI New York. The Growsy
beetles hy much more leiaurcly. Ii you
ever Imprisoned u. bunb'c. bee IN tie
hover OF pnmp~!H or squash, you have
noticed then how fear or IL desire IL. g.
cape has puickcncl las wings. which
ordiiElril. make bat eighty five. tea.ts 10
the second. The same inc.c,,,c OF action
is noticed ih the iiy III the srId.l =
web. ..~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

TIE C0oT To t2os> TIE Continent.
The Union aud Central Pacific Rail-
rpsl. and. the other Companies Of
tliDugli lines to the Atlantic, have
adopted the following schedule Of fares ::
San Flancisco Ia Omaha ....... Sill. 900
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30
SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of agef,.rat execution Ia mo tli-
ID 4recisd, Issued iron the Office al the Clerk
oi the District Court, in and for the count of
iCti.ar, ;olil state ofInwa, in favor SUSAN f.
GunSoia~, ana against n. &. Bradshaw a ~
have ley ird UPON the ioii,fwiag lTapcr j It's the
rCpefty OF the said u. &. bradshaw 81 a. TO- vii:
me southwest quarter II OF the southwest
.ftrtcr ~ ~ section humber fourteen III i'm
t1wnshir hithlber eighty -e4e tsI), range NUM-
Der one -, M'*t oi the 9Th y. m. more Iartic-
ntarls des.'Iied;ls f,llt4Wtl tu-Wif CONNIE me-
HiS M lag southwest corner ot tie southwest
aui 20 Of section II, tiirnnc North 10 perch
fS W stake, thence east - perches to q, siaka
'hehc" south 50 perchcs. thence west 50 perch
* 10 place nI:co,ii AIM M forty neres
IN Cedar county. Iowa. a iso lot lumber MIN,
rp i'll block nstmber'six t6, iii the town Of Tip
Ton. IN said Cedar county Iowa.
And shall oicr the same for sale nj the
Court House door In the town Of Upton III
said county, on saturday, the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 4. j.. 1869. atone o'clock p. M of said day.
to satisfy said cNecution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated TINS sth day Of September A. ~ 1869
j "" JOHN u. SIIEARER
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

UOryls Of I;jsd0H,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of IL E-ss. atirr =. ell.
iCiHa.

- ve~5 - 90 PERHAPS no ono mcdi.
'~@@ ~ cine /. 50 universally re.
~ qurctl by everybody rs
~....~ ~ neatisa,tr, nors,Tas ever
<7~MxEz<A any before universal.
49, !; i: -: !: 81: !: i:
1rsg---zE . SON l., that II l. amorC re-
Lsszss,.-g ..slvxy,.e. liza bic ..n. FAR more fec
@4A4ksfes11as tua .Iemeiy than any
other Those Who have
t1icl it, know that it cured ti'la; those w4,a have
rot, Ek.W that t'iress heir nc2lhur< aud friends,
and Ill Sn5N% Ct l. ha ii ni,~ ua!"e !! "cs always
that il never falls tltr ugil nt5y tadst rr-crt of
IL composition. We haze, anl can how, tl.,t-
sands upon thousands Il cc1tii.cf!4s Of se,narka
Die cures Of Tho following cUlGi i"!nis but surh
cue, arc. known N ever! hG'ea11rho",, atd Why
ShDuh We pabli h them? adapted 10 all age and
conditions in al climates containing neither ralo-
lncl or amy 1t Ectegiou> Grrs- ihty may se taken
with satcty ny any body. Their sugar coating pre-
take while being purely vegetable 40 la!fa cap
arise from their usc in amy quantity.
internal 3,cs = ,nff do and aa IL me
into healthy aCtpn-fauDve the o. Sirurtion lie
stomach, bowels, liver, anh otl:cr orpans OF the
body, restoring teir irlce a nc on To health, and
BY fSrlccting, Mhatevcr i,ey exist, uc.l acrs,nse
menta as are lte first origin &c diseasc.@s 3
Minute directions #lc given la tie wrapper on
For N.-rcrsia or Indigestion. Li..!rs.-
mss I.tah.Hpr ana Loss appetite. ttFt'y
should be taken moderately To stimulate the stoni-
ach and restore il Eealfhy tone and acton.
For liver Com n: :airs anal IL variou> >ymp-
toms, Wisfau. kxe;. Hs sss. Sfck N en- siat ile.
Jaunslicc Green Aickars.. Niiious
Collie aud Hiiiaus ke,srs. they should be jt-
seiously fnl rfi etse 10 cnic"i The diseased
action or remove the distinctions which cHusc it.
For By>cntery or rs;aUrhu:t. bat mild
doFis 1ne' ly rHilrf s%Es
For *Hhcusti. ,tS~sn. <.Npstt. Gravel. Pal nj.
tatiOH of the Heart. Esain ia the side,
hack and IoiH~. they should lie continuously
Eiken, nanHad 10 elts, e the dsca ell action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOrsy and IsroHAical hW 81 II ugs they
Should be- taken IN large aud 1requeat dofes tppro
shlcc the e0cri Oft ,f;,s tic lUge.
For Suppression Il large dose should be talcz
rs il produces the desired encct by sympathy.
As piH1,r PiH. take one or Two rus to pro-
+ mote digestion and relieve The steInach
IN occasional dose ttint,iates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy .ti6r, restores the appetite
ami lnyiE0r1tcs the sNst1tH. Hence 1t Is often AT
YautaLGoH7 where no ~u1Inm% fiuT1} cement exists
On. to fools tu5 ally stctl, ostcH find. that do,
oithrse ras n kos Tim IL decidedly better from
then rie axU val tuts elect OH the sigcs
tive auWHfeEs. There III" numerous cases wnelt
Il pnfEaIyc ~ required, which w cannot cHumcr
ate here bat thy U@&Cst themselves To CSrIyl .adv
and i,h"re the virtues of this J'iH are known, til
latN: 10 Longer G0Ubt u hat u employ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

How TO BriID A CORN CRln How
IL have at-proof corn crib isa great
question among farmers. A correspond
ent of the New York; Farmers Club
Eisss the following experience:
II have c0rn crib that has stood for
twenty years, and hss never dad . rat,
AMI but one mouse i'm it, tn my kn"wl-
edge. Posts ten or eleven feet long and
eight inches square; iTrtise two feet
from ss,c en, fer s~l--.iA gtwo zach
lnoE.;sc ..;:,, ;:;Sk. 'far-r -. Pr, Eli
10 the end, ~ EeyIa~ 1T inside anti!
the end i, reduce! ~ fDgr INCHES in Iii
xnster: Maze smooth sna,IfaI.tnia-,
aud nail Oil tin smooth half way to the
end. below tliesiA. bet -lsts - sigh,
inches square; also, esI Tia ukH md
the rafter plates strong with moderate
interties. Brace we'll, and hath up aud
down with thrte-quarter inca lath
lovctail or countcr>ink joists crosswi>e
hy the floor, and board up the ends with
lnyrooved boards; let each bent b.
Twelve feet long, six feet wide at the
sill, and seven and IA half feet at plate
aud il fall to peak, 1t will hold 30
bushels. never had All elr to hurt on
account Of the great width. II prefer
red, lay the floor with lath or NATION
boards. with room TO. vei,tilativn. Eacl
post should stand on stone, about thrw
inches from tho ground, and each ston,
Have foundation two feet square M,
below the frost. *.s~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30


against VI Cedar TO-,
Il RsNcl6l EllsAhst}i u cl$A,l iowa, octo-
Geo. fatsaH and Maria Ta- Ter Tcrnis
CART, Calvin Mays Rachel A. ! lS9. al
Mays, Reason Weigh. Martha
SaMt,lch. NArEa rel h. Neish, y gi % "
William MtTch. Mary Welch.
Mary r. Welch and Mary -,
Neigh defendants.
TT%D tAn1 above named defendants: You are
/ hereby notified tina: there is now on Tile an
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. i'll
ssRisnr fi,e Atv Of esdAf.in the State Of is'-
Wa, a petition of r.. q. Welch. plaintiff claim
ing of Won PARTITION Of the following desc ritsxl
promises. to-wif: 50 u sac. townships, Tall--G
one III, west: and He SC. Is, township ANA
range aforesaid i'll which property you haNa
an Interest ~ heirs.n Esas OF IsaniehN,ayk,tcc.
. Now dnless you appear tosa.d pcanoh and
defend theretoss orsNaa'rp"n OF the second
and Gstd ., Trxy,, in said county, on the GHh
day of OctOtsef. fS1 il default will bc cnIrnf
.,ga inst , % aud Judgment rendered thereon in 4
accordance with tn" PRAYER OF said petition.
3swi pIATT X CARR. Atty : for II Iht
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

SAVE THE Sf'iAw.-Ihere is no tIt.
AetfnA.~tinaD t.ie rr.seut 10 cali thc a.
tention of farmers 10 the importance of
saving tiieir-strawafaisc sl,ortness and
tanning as it doesa large 4,sr,,rtion o
chan, makes Of it II better article of forf
age than straw usually is. AS sonc en-
trenie usually follows another in the
seasons, it would be wise To make all
possible provisions FRA long winter.
If it comes and finds, the stock amply
providedfor, well If the coming winter
should prove one ofusual mildness there
will not be much lost by having pro-
yided for hard oue.-EL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30
Good Farm . for Sale.

YINHB FINEST IMPROVED FARM in Cedar
| county, for sale. Is Situated ~ mites west
of Upton and "Sns sts of eighty aGrs; all UNI
der fence gone hundred I, DIS of which is hcdges
AMI divided into four fields *itt t1.''.-
On the farm j. u never-failinS spring. ana
two wels-one at the house ana the other al
4 harm. A orchard OF 100 bearing apple
j eeS of the IN oSt choice varieties; also, plums,
cherries currants strawberries, .;,si5,ei'ii.,>,
goose berries, and grapes Fifteen acres of the
land contain IL splendid growth Of young TIM
contains six rooms, pantry. closets, and pres
SEES; under which IL good dry cellar. iml,crvi-
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 32A!a feet,
with floor ana granericS completes, AMI stab
ling for Is head of horsee. Also, all necessary
outbuidings, such as sheds, sites. woodhousc
smOk ehouSeS. &c. Also new picket fence
dressed and painted, enclosing house yard and
garden. \ public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire of the SaDScri-
Der, living on the farm.
Nov - lSGlm3 T IHAS. =. FUNK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

. lhiidkli Not pvcr gtweke ue) Fyeass
Of age, half fare; under five years of age
free. Ohc hundred pounds baggage
(per adult passenger free. Fifty BIS
baggage per child between five and
twelve yeapF free. EAtra baggage
cover one hundred Pounds between
Sacramento and Omaha currency SD
per hD pounds. 'E#a@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

PERHAPS no ono mctli.
cine /. 50 universally re.
CURED by everybody Is
n eaiisartlr, nor WAS ever
any before % universal.
y adopted inta use, in
every country anaamony
all tiassGs, a. this mild
but efficient lHrgatINe
IiH. The nbyluus rea-
Son L., that 1t l. amorC re-
Liable and fsr more Cnec-
tual IeiutnIy than any
other. Those Who have
I'd ti}yla; those w4,a have
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

In1a,,is tdR.anfg HilterNrho wish y
!. 10 Know (which magizlne VIII give
me the highest position quickest," the
petersburg Express advises - powder
maruxiue, ii you contributes fieTy ar
ticle."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-30

'EFlI TIT ETy IT, TT Toe - II
RARE PRECoCITY.-An instance OF
rare precocity in u ten yesE Old sScentiy
occurred in the Sunday School Of an
Episcopal Church in Albany the rector
OF which takes an especial pride in the
proficiency Of his pupils. He had CIV
ell out to be committed to memory by
his scholars, ths Collect Tor thu. day
Oh lhepvtiowing SUNDAY he called upon
oil who had sna the Collect to hold up
their, right hand. The shaw. of hands
was decidedly pooS until he Observed
in the tsick l,A-t of tie 'rS,na "a little
yfrl 81 ten ycars, w:,oss' parents were
not in the pale Of the church, aud who
had herself but recently entered the
school, confidently elevating her hand.
All. ~ ! hand r:asd lin. Miss =
Glass; said the encouraged rector;
please repeat the Collect to me, my
good little girl,'fT Thc,schohr appear.
ed suddenly bewiIdercd, her teacher
said, "If you know Che collect, why
don't you repeat it," Our little heroine
evidently thinking something was
wrong, bashfully stammered out: II
thought he wanted all that had the
collie to hold up their hands and Il had
it the ether night, and father had~to
stay up with me NIL night and take cnre
of n,en, At last accounts the child was
still living, in spite Of the defects of her
early Presbyterian 20. s. training.
which did not .enat.le her to see any
good reason why she should repeat the
"Collect." .3fF"' .'t""
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-12


The American Odd Fellow; N. Y:
John w. Orr, 06 Nassau street. ~ per
year. We are in receipt Of the May
number Of the above named magazine.
1t IL the only authorized official organ Of
the Order, and IL in high repute a. lite
rary monthly, both among the fraternity
everywhere and the reading public at
large. This popular family magasins
has corps Of able contributors on both
sides Of the Atlantic, a. well as live cor.
respondents in nearly every part of the
world. No Odd Fellow can be we'll post
ed without It, The May number gives
accounts Of the commemoration Of the
great semi-centennial anniversary jubi-
lee throughout the country, together
with large amount Of other valuable
and entertaining matter A coguy and
elegant steel engraved portrait Of Grand
Sire Farnsworth IL presented to each
subscriber OF the American Odd Fellow
for 1859. This is an opportunity to OBJ
tain q splendid likeness Of the present
distinguished Grand Sire Ia beautiful
ouucnir OF the grand national celebra-
ton at PHILADELPHIA which no member
OF the fraternity should neglect
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-12
"Barrett's" knocks everything.

Rxe.rsis. asA Pie ME, sAssrdsy Nay 10.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church
give an excursion on Saturday, May 18th
to Fort Jenessou, KY, on the steamer
Undervritsr, which will make two tsips
from Cairo, leaving 1T s. 30 .. m. aud
/. 80 y. m.
Tickets fos the round thp-adults,
ONE DOLLAR; children under nftsen yesrs
or age. TWENTY-FIVE CKNrR.
A refreshment stand will be on the
ground for the accommodation Of those
who do not take their own picnic pro.
visions.
Proposals for the privilege OF keeping
= refreshment stand, excluding the sale
Of all spurious or malt liquors, will be
received by the committee, Mrs. Slack
and Mn. Mason, until Thursday next
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