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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-05
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 319, southeast corner Of 18th aud ID street,
NAILEABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON l2rH
SSIuhEEf last AND K STREET, EAST OF
III CAPITOL. AT AUCTIDN

LIE CAPITOL, At AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 9th Of October next,
r.. we shall sell, at O'Clock D. in front of the
@premises, the following named property, VIZ
LOIS numbered I, and z, in Square No. lOJ7, with
the lB rrOvements; Let No is vacant; Lot No has
agood Frame House, with other out buildings; Lot
NO. . has good Frame House, fronting on 18th
street. with other out buildings, and on which the
sale VIII commence. All the Lots run back TO a ~
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. Il and Is
months, Tor notes bearing int from Gay of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. All convey
ance at cost OF purchaser. intending stamps $50
will he required paid down when the property l. sold
se9d GREEN a WILLIAMS.
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Ei GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of 7th and ID streets

II Southeast corner of 7th and b streets
VALUABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FRONTING ON STREET SOUTH BIG
IWEEN AIN AND 5TH STREETS EAST, AT
Ia ON WEDNESDAY, the 5th ms. q. at 5 o c,K
En,2 p m. we shall sell. the premises a Vain.
sAable Brick Dwelling House, containing six
room o, with gas all through,
Terms: $3.50 cash, balance months, for notes
bearing interest and secured 10y deed of trust on
the premises. Stamps, &c, cost of purchaser 3 100
down the day of sale
oc3d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc's.
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Kl LATlMER CLEARf, Auction GERS,
tSuccessors to Cooper Latimer,)
roothwest corner OF Pennsylvania ave- and Ilth Ut
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
a by virtue OF DEGREES OF the Circuit and Su-
0prtme Courts OF the District of Columbia tho
undersigned. As trustee i'll sell at public suc-
OF October next, at 80 O'Clock, Eight Desirable
building Lots, situate Eighth street west, be-
tween North street and Rhode Island avenue be-
sion Of square 40.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree:-One- third
OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash, and this
remainf er IN two equal payments at six and twelve
months. with interest, ed the satsfacon al
the trustee the purchaser or purchasers to have the
right to pay. In cash, the whole Of the purchase
him or themi deposit OF s25 TO be made on each lot
al time OF sale revenue stamps and convey ancing at
terms ct sale within i've days. trustee will resell the
prem nes atcost ard rick Of defaultfng purchaser
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee
se2o eoSwSds LATIMER CLEABY, Aucts
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IN LATlMEkA CLEARY, Aucnoneer,.
y tSuoceesors 30 Covpef l. affmerD
Southwest corner Penn nv enue and Ilth stra~f
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The undersigned having been appointed Receiver
~ me supreme Court Of the District of Columbia.
III NE above entitled cause, will offer, at Wholesalc
or Retail for rash price for one week at the
GA stand OF Smith and Strong, on + street, N. W,
no lS2c, CONNER cling on TUESDAY MORyING
AZ oclock a. m. the whole of the Stock of oil
PAINTINGS, Or, mo Lithegraphs, EOgravings, BroDze
and other Statues; Gilt and Walnut Frames Artist
Tools, OIL and Pastel Paints, Sterescope aud Views
Albums; large lot Glass and Moulding for Frames
lot OF Brackets lot Cord. show Gases, Tables, aud
all the Fixtures in the store. Person wishing to
purchase articles in this line will do well TO avail
themselves OF this rare opportunity.
q. W. PHILLIPS, Receiver.
October Sd. $50. (Rep / ocs lw
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RY THOS. 3. wAGGAMAN
Zeal Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
olS 7th street, opposite Post Ofdee

NaLUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE. SEAR toRN EK
OF 18TH. SOUTH SIDE
g., On SATuRDAY, October Is, at ) ocIock
Ia m, shall sell at public auction on the prem
- part o. lot "a in Iquare a1 having afront
Terms: One third cash, balance 6, IL, Is months,
nofeI, tccuttd by deed Of trust Coaveysncing and
stfmps at purchs-e cost. S2CO day of sale To
be rC-oid, at purchr sers cost if terms of sale ara
not compile wnh in five DAYS ~
LEWIS +. CLEMENTS. Trustee
&C -ooSds TBUS. Il. WAGGAMAN Auct
In THE SUPREME COURT THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MIRA
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06
BBG0TD ANNUAL TOUR.

EVERYTHING NEW AND BRILLIANT.
Re-orcanized Re-mOdeled and Re-decorated for tha
Travelling Season Of 1870. New and Magnificent Ami
NAL Dens, New Harness, New and Costly Wardrobe
manufactured by John Wanamaker, SIG Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06
Horse Cleaning by Machinery.


At the establishment of the Nancbe,-
| ter Carriage Company, PendletOn, there
is now in practical operation novel
and ingenious system of cleaning horses
by means Of steam-brushing machine
invented by Mr.. HawOrth. The idea
has evidently been derived from the
revolving brush which many hair dress
ers have had in use; but the application
Of the idea to hOrse-Cleaning is of such
utility, and has had so great an eff
feet in eConomizing labor, that il is
worth q public notice especially as we
believe the machine is not in use in any
other stable. In the lower stable-yaT{
at PendletOn, there is large shed,
where ten or twelve hOrsesCan be clean
ed at one time. Along the centre of the
roof IS q revolving shaft, from which
hang several endless straps. Each strap
gives motion to a horizontal pole, at on,
end of which is a cORical brush that rn-
tates rapidly. On an omnibus horse be-
ing brought into the stable, after his
three hours work, during which in
auy kind of weather, ne removes from
the roads of Manchester and Salford an
almost incredible quantity of dirt, ne is
taken to this shed, and man applies To
him the machine brush. In about half
an hour the horse is thoroughly cleaned
and only the head requires finishing bv
hand. The cleaning effected by the
machine is much more searching and
than the most diligent hand
currylng can possibly be; and to the
majority of animals the greater cleanIi-
ness of their skins, as well os the inn
proved circulation Of the blood which is
produced by the machine brush, appear
To be acceptable Most horses undergo
the operation patiently and quietly, but
in some animals timidity is produced
by the rattle of the machinery. Under
the old system, man was said to have
done fair days work if cleaned tenor
or twelve horses, but by the machine he
can clean thirty in the same time, and
with considerably less bodily labor
When it is remembered that from PEN
tletOn several hundred horses are daily
sent out to work, it will be seen how
saving in money is effected
by the employment Of this new process,
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WHOLE NUMBER l3O.

John had approached them noiseIessly
and had gathered the substance of their
words. She now advanced towards
them, with an angry flush on her brow.
'MOnstrOus! ridiculous Charles, what
are you thinking Of to give your consent
to such an idea. Where have my eyes
been! You forward audacious boy! Do
you suppose I would allow Georgy to
marry such a greenhOrn us yourself!
But Mother Pettibone had somehow
come within hearing aud her shrilI voice
broke in.
"NOne of my ancestors ever made a
bonnet for any body, he he or done a
mean trick, say Georgy is pretty gal
and a nice one, but she's no better'n
Reel. The lads worked agin fortune
from a baby, but he'll come outs You
can't guess what's in him. Oh I don't
mind your airs Mrs. st. John, and YOU
needn't draw down the corners of your
mouth at me! When I was young ye
couldn't a held a candle to me, Pm
broke down now and old but he he -
Pm st. John and my bOy's got the
blood in his veins!
'What you say is a matter of no con-
sequence to me, pray don't waste your
words, your boy indeed! Why did
ever consent to come to this outre place,
but it shall never be, rest assured of
that" said ArabeIla.
eff we ever do come again, I hope
you'll lay in better stock of manners,
think of me putin up with peoples airs
in my own house he! he! but it will be.
Depend upon itp'
ooh nanny do stop, cried Reel.
Yes, both of you said the captain
sternIy.
"I have promised her to Aurelins,
Arabella if he keeps his word and you
know I never break mine"
This was conclusive and Mother Pet
tibOne sorry for her angry words extend
ed her hand to Arabella crying out.
"WelI sister-in-law, let's be friendly
over it. You and may neither live to
see ttp'
But ArabelIa drew away from her
coldly and walked in another direction
and as the Captain followed her, the old
lady whispered to Reel.
"Never mind lad. Charley III see you
righted, don't be down hearted. She's
nobody no way he! hep What can
you look for better, from a milliner's
gall
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06

MOLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet sccoDd Tuesday evening in 9lCh month, It
their HaJF in rear Of Court House.
r. 2. tiANSGN. Prce't
HORACE c. HAPPEBSETF, Scc'y.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. I.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month at their
Hall in kaufman 65 Nelson's Gothic Block
ROTALJ. WINDEB, Foreman.
GEORGEF PENCE. ScC'y-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06


lsT PEEsETTEEuAs' CHuECH.-West Court Street,
Rev. j. A. p. MCGGw. Pastor Services every Sab
bath. Hours: IL, A. NJ, =. r. NJ.
sabbath School at 2. p Fl.
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
evening, at z O'Clock.
Ey LtTIEEAN CuUucH-Souib.cl-t corner CoWt
and Walnut Streets. Rev a. j. lmhunr Pastor
Sabbath School every Sabbath e:I5 p. II.
IsT METH E. CuUEcu,-S Southwest corner Church
and North Main Streets Rev Wm. Fitzgerald, Pas
tor Services every Sabbath. Hours H. A. ", z, F. II.
salhaiA school "a - l,F y. = -.=-9
REGULAR Prayer Meeting, wednesday evening. at T.
O'Clock.
On METH CHUECH.-East Water Street. Rev. j.
Ford Conrey, Pastor. Services every Sabbath Hours
u, A. NJ, ~ 2. NJ.
General Glass Meeting, Sundays at 9 a. ~ Youu@
Mems Prayer meeting. Thursday evening at 2nd
Church building, opposite Market House
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at Church.
BAPTIST CuUEcH-East Court Street Rev. B. IT.
Taylor, Pastor. Services every Sabbath. Hours H.
a. ". q, r. NJ.
Sabbath School at O. A. N.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening O'clock
EPISCOPAL CHuncH.-Corner Scioto and Kenton.
Streets. Rev. w II Petrie, Rector. Services every
Sabbath. Hours III, a. m, II, p. m.
New CHUEcH.-North- h-west corner South Main and
Reynolds streets Services every Sabbath. Hour II,
a. m SGD Hs#e q
CATHOLIC CHUECH.-John Street Rev j. A. Kcar
ncy, Priest. Services every Sabbath Hour; II nj.
ASSOCIATE REParuED CHURCH West Market ST.
I1ef, II. II. Thompson, Pastor. Services every Sab
bath, Hours z a. M
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06
Fire Department.
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO, NO. {.

-Heet .frst Wednesday evening ln each month I
their Hall oycrG G. COulsou's Grocery.
grrr.r p. Boo b. be. IONEN PTest
JOHN NJ FENCE, Scc'y.
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v Official Directory

- 4O IKNSkiKf'
Trustccs -.rI It il Chccthm,
Trc9srrcr u II Berry.
l1Ir-ri-1z -rz-----sz- a--1z5H-#s1- z-1B-W Todd.
n I1's II Rh0ads,
WA uumcs EdB NcGcaty. / Adams.
Congtablcs j c Jones.
Guns jacob zonbro VIM Wharton $ Il Roach.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-07-06

Miuneola Tribe. No 81, meet every Tuesday
In third Story OF Viewers huildjng-Norlheast COT
or Public Square.
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- / Q. O. r
49,
I. O. r. NJ.

Tlhaua LODE. No. l6. meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Euc;unpugni, No. 3D. meets md
and lih Monday -sTgHiugs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-04

j. SD City Hall, August 1, 1890. 5
The taxpayers whose names ap-
pear in the following list, will
please take notice that this publ
cation for thirty dogs constitutes .
Judgment against them. a
AL bills paid at this office before
the thirty-frst Of August, VIII be
charged seventy4tive cents for ad'
vertising. After that date I will
proceed with strict impartiality to
collect the bills remaining unpaid
in such manner as VIII bring into
the treasury the largest sum in the
shortest time. 'iii 20 i, e1He' p. -
EtatA LHFa 'Ft"t Il. is'. At''fa
The charter gives me extraer-
.sz sr. a1.stTIt - Nfr5A af "A
binary power, and justice to prompt
paying taxpayers requires that ]
should exercise it.
JOHN s. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
.8eESs-lsctS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
LECTURE.

As heretofore announced, the i:cv. ".
A. Bartlett, Of Chicago, will deiiy or lee
turo al tho Atbcnenm, on next Tuesday
evening, the goth, at half past sew on o'clock.
Subject "John Chinaman.' Admis-
sion 80 cents. Tickets for salo. at tho b0o.;
stores of w. Is. Rockwell Il Co, and IL. u
Harmon.
Mr.. Bartlett ranks anon the ilrs: lec-
turers known to the country; and il is
hoped that the universal satisfaction he
gave when he lccturcd here three or four
years ago, together vita the importance
and interest of the subject to be treated
OF, will bring out large audience TO hear
him this time, also. Tho evening certainly
cannot 30 spent more profit ably ar pleas
antly than by listening To I no talentC i and
eloquent gentleman.
by order the Lecture Committee,
4. NJ. &. y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
Fair and Festival.

The Ladies OF the Catholic eongrcga-
ton will hold FAIR and Festival Christ
mas week. in Mr.. j. Il. Phillis' Hall cor
ncr Tenth street and the Lcvcc, commence
ing Monday evening the iTh inst, and
will continue during tho three successive
nights.
There will be varied assortment Of NJ.
tractive aud fancy articles 20 suit tho taste
Of oil. rf..| -
A beautiful Album, to be awarded by
ballot to the MOST POPULAR YOUNG
LADY in the city. a VERY FINE
NEW PIANO which eos; avo hundred
dollars, to DO rallied FOR at one dollar per
chance.
Nothing will be lei. uniono to ploas'
all. supper, fifty cents admittancc, =
cents,
The public are invited TO attend.
Doors open Mt O'clock pm.
Dec. Il Tue y. & 40. 20 S21. 30
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
DEPART URES.

Snow fell TO the depth Of four inches
a: daylight this morning, but rain COM
menccd falling at ! am, and continued at
intervals until the snow has been reduced
to very thin coating. The thermometer
indicated 3G' at noon.
Tho river has risen two inches since
last report.
The Mississippi is about stationary at
st. Louis, with six feet in the channel
above Cairo and ten feet below.
The Ohiois falling at Pittsburg with
seven feet four inches water in the chan
mel. II is rising at Louisville with nearly
four feet water in tho chute over the falls,
two feet more in the canal, and about six
feet water thcncc TO Cairo. f'
The Cumberland is rising with three
feet six inches on Harreth Shoals.
Business here continues good.
Tho Mississippi Valley Company
Barge Limo Is loading two barges hers
with 1900 tons which makes freight 70,
steamers to New Orleans rather scarce.
The Memphis and vieksburg packet
! received from 30 to l.o tons each at this
port.
| The Evansville and Nashville packet
brought fair trips for reshipmtnt 10 5,
| Louis and tho South.
--,Thc City OF Chester City OF Weeks
burg, City Of Alton, and Grand Towc
discharged here 2sl7 bales cotton, s27 SIX
[ dried fruit Cor rcsbipmen: East and Mort
per 1. c. Il. Il.
Tho City Of vicksburg received TO
obls beet here for ~. LOUIS.
The Pauline Carroll and Richmon
rcshipped here, 1000 ,ierccs bccf' $50 HID
sugar 33G bhls molasses Tor reshipmcnt
Cumberland river, St. Louis, Chicago an
New York.
Tho Nary Davagc aud Wild Due
reshipped 400 tons here for below.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19

Since the organization Of the Cairo Or
phan Asylum between eighty and ninety
children have been entered, and Of this
number about twenty-five have been fur
nished homes. To provide for the wants
Of these homeless little ones has been a
work Of charity which our citizens and cs-
peciaily orr ladies have engaged in with u
goal and industry that reflect upon them
the greatest credit.
The institution at this time contains nine
inmates, most OF them being very young
children aud infants.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
Closing Out Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth Of
rcady.made clothing, hats caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valesos are offered for
sale by p. Ncd, 70, Ohio Lcvee, ut AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his in
tention to close out In that line and em-
bark OK u ely ard more extensively in
the furnishing goods ard merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
tunty to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
dpc1Mf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
Local Breyities.

The arst considerable snow Of tho sea-
son fell last night.
John Scheei's turkey lunch yesterday
afternoon was we'll attended, and passed
of very pleasantly.
--Ex-Sheriff Myers left for Memphis
Saturday, with q lot Of horses.
Tho grcenback prize at the Atheneum,
Saturday night, was drawn by gentleman
named Ross.
If there is any reason why the dam
gerous holes in the sidewalks should not 10
closed up, what 10 1T
Tho Turner'S Christmas festival at
Schcel's hall next Sunday, is tho principal
attraction for that day. II willb largely
| attended.
Parsons, Davis & Co., p. Saup, +. a.
w. Buder, Rockwell & Co., The Dollar
Store, Herman Schmetzdorf & Co. are
abundantly supplied wit holiday goods.
Mr.. Rolfe $. Saunders, Of tho CAIHo
BULLETIN and Knorril,e Wig aud Regis
ter, was in thecity, yesterday, and remained
during the day. Mr. Saunders is prom
inent candidate before tho Tennessee Leg
islaturc for State printer.
John Kinnear, n stranger in the city,
was brought before Squire Bross, this
morning, for public indeccncy and fined
IS and the exquistes. Having no money
he was calaboosed
Johnny Reagan, the notorious burglar,
is in Cairo. He is said to talk freely about
his profession" and 10 not at all back ward
about detailing his experience. As he has
an utter contempt for "swag" worth loss
than ton thousand doliars, Il IL scarcely
probable that be will operate In Cairo
certainly not on the printing Offices Ho
sa good looking man aud in any reputa-
Bile limo might become useful one.
Michael Hogan got drunk yesterday,
and becoming decidedly obstrsperous, was
arrested and calabooscd. His case being
rather an aggravsting one, squire Bross
fined him this morning, $40 and costs, and
remanded him to the ca!aboo,e for period
Of seventeen days.
Amos Smodley is tho name Of col
ored man who whipped an old crippled
negro, was arrested fined SIS ami costs,
and sent to tho calaboose. lie should now
be permitted to cxpena little of HE
strength and endurance on our broken
sidewalks
The towboat Anderson passed. Cairo,
yesterday evening, with an immense tow
Of lumber for st. Louis. l. wa. shipped
from Mound City.
We acknowledge the receipt of II
complimentary invitation to the Turner's
Christmas festival. The festival will be
held in Schools hall on Sunday evening
next, and will bs q season Of Teasing,
music and good feeling worthy Of the sQci-
city and the occasion.
William johnson paid two dcsasrs into
the city treasury, through the hand, OF
squire Bros,, this morning, for exercising
the poor privilege of getting drunk on
bad whisky. lie had arrived, only the
day before, from the city Of Paducsh.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19

THE meat market of Gaycr q Co., at tho
corner Of Washington avenue and Tenth
street. Is ono of constitutions" Of the city.
It Is not only abundantly supplied with
the best of pork, beef, veal, mutton lamb,
sausage, etc., but it presents an air OF
cleanliness and order that is rarely seen in
establishments of like character.
, Gayer g. Co, have had many years ex-
perience as butchers, and have long ago
learned that it pays bcstto keep fine meats
and command arst-class custom. For
choice meats, therefore, cut in n neat and
skilifal manner, 80 to "rhe Pcople'sl Meat
Market" presided over by Gaycr 4 Co.
dec l9tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19

We stated, the other day that Ballard
county man brought lot of cattle to
Cairo, could not obtain his price, and
drove then, to Padacah. Now right here
the "gazelle comes in" He couldn't find
any body in Paducah who would give him
within cent q pound the price he was Of
fered In Cairo. He therefore drove his
cattle to Cairo again, and sold them at
something less than he was originally Off
cred, but very msterial advance on the
price offered IN Paducah. He says that
Paduesh y ~ pretty good place to sell
n COW, but twenty head Of cattle ut one
time overstocks the market" 1t remains
now for.our friends Of the Herald and Ken
tukiam to inquire as we did, "Why is
this thus"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
An Ahaniutc Nafexmnrs..

luvaI!ds, broken down M hSslh AMI sglit' ~
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering rom the terrible
.ahausticn which follows the attacks 81 acu,"
disease. the testimony of thousands who have
been ra,s.d a, ~ u miracle fsoIa similar state
Of pro.tra,lon 10y iiostcJor's stomach ticrs, -
q sure guarantee shat by the same mean, soU roo
may be strengthened agd rcsogicd, But 70 those
Who stand In peril Of cpidemics, to al who. ~
reason Of exposure, pTyaton-. and uaconGenial
climate or unhealthy pursuit. mas at any moo
mont be s,rlclscn down. ihi. paragraph Is most
particularly and emphaucally addressed fou'
who aro thus situated and preferred an absolute
safeguard agAins, the danger that meEao's you
Tone and regulate the sysIarn with h'- harmless
medical stimulsn, aud Alternative, and you vii be
foroarmedl. against the malsdics whose seeds
i,oa, around you Ia tia air unsocn. Hostettor's
stomach Biiters are not on,y a standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the uniied State, bat
they arc snycdted by tho ccr;lcaNSof the most
dstinauished citi sans uf tls unio i;to the people
Of all other lands In Cinad,, Australia and the
West mdics, they are gradually taking the place
ofaii other ~ omaehcs. whether At We or foreign,
and A. surely rs truth i progressive and
demonstration oyerthrow- doubt, thoy Will event
uslly suporscdc every other inyis and res
tor,t.ye nov employed ia oical science.
d,cialg9davlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-19
Boys, Girls. Parents. Everybody, Looi
Here

Boys, girls, fathors M a methers-these
two paragraphs arc cape CHILLY dedicated 10
YOU. p. Saup, ZOE q commercial avenue
has brought on tho lar ecst stock OF toys
and coniectionatics IS ger opened in Cairo
We shall not attempt to cnumerato. We
shall only say that the supply embraces
everything yet inv cnied TO please, in
struet and entertain ,ittla boys and girls
Many of tho toys ar, highly ornamental;
others are worry curit ~, and all are fully
forty per cent cheap er than ike article
were ever before ole rel IN this market.
Little boys and girls. even folks Of mature
growth, find il impo' sible To pass Saup's
establishment withor stopping, The at
fractions inside a-,, Irresistible, And no
wonder. Think OF -twenty-siy large cases
of toys-stesn5 Dad, locomotives, SOL
diers, horses, dog : cats, elephants
dolls, toy furlit are toys that walk and
cry--do everything but think and talk
animals that howl q, nd bark and 'qucal
and hollow oalls, II arbcs-th'nss IL
rious, things lns,nloH things orniman IN
nd all SO cheap that ~ 'yhody can secure
full supply for Christ mas
Then again there nre the CONNECTIONS
the largest and be-s :, uch over seen IL
Cairo. Candles, mint aad gum drops
fancy candies and kis1es everything IL
tho candy line, and ull or the purost quail
ity and most popular bran, !, Butcnough
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