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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
SHOOTING scRAPE.
A LEvEE SALOON KEEPER snOT IN
THE BREAST.

Considerable excitement was created on
Ninth street. about o'clock this afternoon,
by personal rcncounter between Peter
Raboni, a Levee saloon keeper, and Louis
Ginochio, a resident of Cincinnati, in Cairo
avowcdly for the purpose Of buying Ra-
boni's saloon. 1t seems that Ginochio
called ut frame house on Ninth street,
near Washington avenue, to see the brother
Of the proprietrcss, with whom no alleges,
he had business 10 transact. For some
reason, which is not explained, Ginocho
did not knock at the door, but passed on
down the street. After he had walked q
hundred yards or more, he concluded to re-
turn and determine whether the individual
whom he sought was really in the house or
not With this view, he says, he returned
and knocked at the door. Raboni an
swered the knock, and recognizing Gino-
chic, dealt him q stout blow with his walk
ing stick, and was about to repeat 1t when
Ginochio drew his revolver and fred The
first ball took effect in the wall Of the
house and the secondin Rabonis breast. Gil
nochio then threw his revolver into q
neighboring yard, and was shortly after
wards taken In charge by the police, and
escorted to the calaboosc, Rabonis wound
is not considered serious one, as the ball
coursed along the sternum, and passed out
a few inches from the point of entrance,
inAicting oulya Aesh wound.
Ginochio declares that IL there was any
cause for the attack upon him he docsn
know what Il Is. This assertion, and his
statement about the difficulty rs above de-
tailed are given for what they were worth.
That Radoni could make MI entirely UNI
provoked assault upon Ginochio seems inn
improbable, TO say the least Of 1t, but Oh
nochio most solemnly protests that such
was the case.
We heard various stories on the ground
such rs that the fight was about a woman
was on account Of business difference etc,
etc, but rs the affair will soon undergo n
Judicial investigation, 1t might be improper
10 detail them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

A New iogK preacher says that mo
man who uses spurious liquors can get to
heaven OF course hs meant such exccra-
bio poison us Is retailcd in the Empire
City. In view Of the undeniablc excellence
of the old whskeys, pure brandies spark
ling wines, and creamy ales sold by Pat
Fitzgerald, Of the Sun Flower saloon, no
Cairo preacher has ever vcntured like
declaration. Indeed, we have heard men
say that everybody who pa,ronizes Pats
beverages is Immediately possessed Of Il
serenity Of soul, u christian fortitude and
resignation, that make this mundane
sphere of ours rs good heaven as he cares
about. That everybody may share in this
felicity Pat has fixed the price Of his in
comparable Cincinnati lager beer at cents
glass, and everything else at about hall
what II Is really worth.
The finest Billiard Saloon in Southern
Illinois can also be found in connection
with this popular establishment. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
TERRIBLE CASUALTY.
TWO CITIZENS KILLED by LIGHT.
MING.
SEVERAL OTHERS MORE OR LESS
INJURED.

sad result of the terrifying thunder
storm that visited our city yesterday, was
tho death Of two citizens by lightning.
Between and o o'clock Mr.. John STAT
ford, section boss, with gang of six men
was at work upon the track in the vicinity
Of Levce and Thirty-second street, While
in the act of moving a dummy car" load
ed with ties, the fatal bolt descended be-
ing succeeded by crash of thunder that
fairly shook the whole city. Five of the
seven men were knocked down, one Of the
number, Mr.. Stafford, was killed instantly,
and another, Mr. Bart. eastman, SO ter
ribly injured, that he died before regaining
consciousness. The others soon regained
their feet, and, although severely shocked
bestowed the necessary attentions upon
their more unfortunate companions. Mr.. s.
had, rs already stated, been killed instant.
ly. The bolt had struck him on the head
and passing down his right side and leg
plowed up the skin in its course, and final
ly passed out at the sole of his boot, tearing
the boot into shrcds, and communicating
fire to his clothing. II also embraced hi,
silver watch in its course melting the cas-,
as If it had been wax. Mr.. eastman re-
manned motionlcss and In state of insensi
bility until about clock, when he breath
ed his last. The other parties will not
probably, realize any injurious effects, al
though they were, for the moment, rem
dcred senselcss.
The conclusion must have been very Sc
we're. Mr.. Joe. Abel, a hundred feet OF
more below the scene Of disaster, and Mr.
Brown, Waterman for Mr.. Arick, a still
greater distance above, were both knocked
down and stunned quite severely.
Mr.. eastman had resided in Cairo abou,
sixteen years, and was known as an indus.
trious, hard working man, who gave spec
ial attention TO his own business and never
intcrfercd with that of his neighbors
Only short time ago his house wa,
burned, subjecting him to loss of several
hundred dollars above the amount of hi,
insurance.
Mr.. Stafford was one ofthe first settlers
Of Centralia, but had lived in Cairo year
or more. lilo enjoyed the highest conf.
dence Of the Railroad company, and the
friendship Of all who knew him. II wa.
his purpose to start for Iowa, in few
days, where more responsible and lucra-
tive situation awaited him. He leaves q
young wife, overwhelmed with sorrow a,
the loss of II kind and affectionate hus.
band and protector, and friends in every
part of the city to sorrow with her.
Tho occurrence, taken altogether, is the
saddest that ever happened in our city
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
THE st. CHARLES HOTEL,

The st. Charles Hotel is now the only
really hrst-class hotel in the city. The
building is large and well ventilated
structure, erected near the junction of the
rivers, where breezes have an unob.tructed
sweep from river to river. During the
hot months Of summer it 10 one Of the
pleasantest hotels in the United States, and
possesses attractions that ought to arrest
the progress of all Southern families who
essay nm escape from the heat of July and
August, by a trip to Niagara, Saratoga or
Long Branch and to command the patron
age of everybody else who seeks cool,
pleasant retreat, where he will be well fed
and well treated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
GREAT FORTUNES.

Grca, fortunes are not easily acquired in
these days of sharp competitor and base
ireaehery, Even when they are acquired,
they too often find the possessor mere
wreck, having made drudge and slave of
himself by toiling necessarily for that
which he Is permitted TO hold for few
brief months before he is laid away in the
grave. We must confess tina, in this view
Of the case, the Great Henderson Co..
KY Prize scheme has powerful attrac.
lions Tor even the most staid, Here IRE
gredf fortunes, TO be won without haggard
toll, and the whole secured by legal char.
Ter, and In the hands Of men of most un.
doubted integrity. W.are ready to aid
any Of our friends who may command Us
In securing tickets or information about
this matter. mvoa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
VERY ACCEPTABLE.

We were reminded Of friend In the
country by the receipt yesterday of libe-
raj supply Of flowers, ever-grecns and
strawberries, with the compliments of Mrs.
Green i. Garner. The reminder was a
very acceptable one, and has placed us I'M
der obligations which tender of our
thanks will scarcely cancel.
Mrs. Gamers home, in the beautiful
hills almost overlooking Cairo, is one Of the
best appointed and most attractive country
homes in Pulaski county--made especially
attractive to us by the presence there of an
avowed friend ofthe BULLETIN. May she
long live 10 adorn il.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
SOUTHERN CONNECTIONS.
CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND pADUCAH.

The st. Louis Democrat of yesterday
says;
Mr.. Allen, 1t Is now stated, will proceed
at once to complete the approaches ut Co
lumbus which are necessary for the trans
fer of loaded cars from the Iron Mountain
to Southern roads.
The discussion of the Kentucky and
Tennessee railroad project has no doubt
fastened this determination. That the
approaches will no,c be built, there is no
room to doubt, and that they will seriously
affect the trade and travel now controlled
by Cairo, unless their influence Is counter.
acted by the construction of our Junc-
ton railroad, is fact equally certain.
The trade of the country will seek the
best and most convenient channels, and
whether western Kentucky West Tcnnss.
see and Northern Mississippi shall be
made tributary to Csiro, by offering them
superior means Of communication, depends
upon the action Of our citizens on Monday
next The construction Of the Kentucky
, and Tennessee road will furnish that supe-
rior communication. If we fail to pro-
vide for its construction, the attempt
to isolate our city by the improvements at
Columbus, and the extension Of the Iron
Mountain road to Memphis, and by the
extension of the Belleville and Southern
Illinois road to Paducah, will prove sue.
cess and We will deplore our inaction
when it will be too late to avoid its penal
| ties
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
Ghe 8u1tftin.
News Of TIE CITY,
Iuy RAILROAD ELECTION NEXT MONDAY

lave those citizens of Cairo who are
driven from the support of public enter
prises by theIbug-bear "taXes, deliberately
contemplated the truth that something
must be done and that right speedily, to
enlarge the business and stimulate the
growth Of the city' Have they ever re-
ilcctcd that We dare not stand still-that
absolute ruin will be the fruit of inaction ?
who is satisfied with the presen. con :
Lition Of affairs among u.s. Business is,
perhaps. as active MS elsewhere in the
Northwest, and property in as good re-
request; yet the necessity for improve
men, is felt by every body. If Cairo has
no higher destiny than that she has at
tanned, there are those, and their name !:
legion, who will prefer to 'get out of this
The project we are asked to aid by sub.
scription of 100000 is one of the utmost
importance. Its mission will be nothing
less than to perfect through Cairo, the
shortest and best line of railway between
the South and Northeast that can possibly
be provided--to place us In close and
direct connection with the great network
ofthe Southern railroads.&c. open up "a
US a vast trade that now goes to Memphis,
Paducah and St. Louis--to add an attrac-
ton TO our city that viii control other rail-
road enterprises-to give us, In short,
what Paducah, Evansville or any other
enterprising city, would gladly give ST.
600, 900 10 command.
1t bchooves every citizen, therefore,
who would not continue in his present
s,and-siil condition, to 60 TO the polls ON
Monday next, and vote for the subscription
of 100000 to the capital stock of the
Kentucky and Tennessee railroad COM
pany. The presence Of every voter at the
polls Is a necessity, and no man, who has
the true interest of the city at heart will
stay away.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
ii. IL. CANDEE, Sec Y.

Committee on Flowers-The following
ladies have been appointed on this com
mittee and are requested to notify parties
having flowers to strew upon the graves
of those 5000 braves, to send them by half
past eight o'clock, on the morning of the
decoration, to the Cairo City Ferry Dock,
at the foot Of Fourth street:
LIST Ward-Mrs. Jewett Wilcox, Mrs
w. b. Gilbert, Miss Kate Whelock, Miss
Annie Hurd.
I'd Ward-Mrs. +. Bross Mrs. n. Lin
ton, Miss Kittie Brown, Misses Steele.
Sd Ward-Mrs. L. =, Butler, Miss
Phillis, Miss Lyon, Miss Copeland.
ith Ward-Mrs. 5. Walters Mrs. w. j..
Halliday, Mrs. 7. ii. Pope, Miss Annie
Pitcher II. III. CANDEE, Chm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
NRUTBI WILL PREVAIL.
"rho' Satan Sits nj the Door, Son,
Will BE Cured"

We are happy 20 place before the citizens 81
CAIRO and IT, vicinity, Dr. Huisc, late Of New Al
bany. II. /, permanently located n this city, for
the purpose of pnrticing medicine M All it,
various branches, AMI 10 attend 90 40 call. g. the
city or IT. vicinity, by day or MI ht. The Doctor
has prn.ticod medicine during period Of tw,nty
year,, during which time he hp- hn1 large thar"
OF practice wherever be- has lived. ~, prepares
ana furnishes all his medicines NJ HE office, N.
has been very successful ia tie treatment u all
chrome diseases, having devoted the gre ter pur.
ton OF the past eight years "a cases nt that char
anter, and has scarcely ever turned one away IN.
cured, Amer taking their cases m charge he
charges nothing furconrultl'ions no III office. lie
vii not Halter you Nhat h. tell. you you may rely
on, Old eases Of twenty years Sttndiug are
cured by h.m. All old sores, % matters not what
Their condition--~prr eyes ~ all forms, cured In
a short time, Fi.tulh and cancers cured without
the use Of the knife. Tapo.worms expelled hy
the use Of anewly discovered msitciur, without
tail. Al form. Of crysIpelas ana disease. uf the
skin cured In the shartest time.
also keep on hand the Indian OIL, discovered
by me while In the Cherokee nation M lsHs. For
sale at my office, OF -on 10y express 10 any part OF
the country.
The Oh cures COLES and cramps N five mnutss
Headache IN three minutes oar-ache IA ten
minutes neuralgia ~ five minutes rheumatism
~ one hour htst children ani adults ia u short
time. All other aches or pains, not naiusd here,
are cured by this Oh m the shortest time. Every
bottle II labelled with full drcrtous for using II.
III u fails 20 do what IN claimed for H. come hack
and get your money. Price 90 cents and 81 0per
bottle.
oihce, corner Of Eighth street and OHIO Ieyec,
up stairs.
! am agraduate Of the Homeopathic school Of
ClcNc land, Ohio having graduated IN the wear
lSl. also gradual ed IN the Eclectic school of
Cincinnati, ia the year lsii.
Cairo, Illinois, May %, daw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
THE CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE TOBACCO MAR
kETS.

We observe that our Harrisburg, Saline
county, contemporaries publish reports of
the Evansville tobacco sales. If they
would render their planters essential SER
vice in this regard, they would also pub
fish the Cairo sales. The Cairo is quite as
convenient as the Evansville market, and
we are perfectly willing to lot figures,
which can't lie, toll the story as to prices.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
COHFlNs YOR EYERYn0nY.

Since Mr.. ". G. Carey deals in coffin.
We can scarcely wish him prosperous
business but We can and do wish that he
may share largely in such business as the
necessities Of the times may occasion. He
Ii well provided with all sizes of cases and
collins, and will give the most satisfactory
attention to the demands of customers.
Read his advertisement.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
CELEBRATIONS.

The Fifteenth Amenders rejoice en-
masse, in Metropolis to-day, over their en-
franchisement. d. w. Mum, Esq, is post
ed for speech, and may or may not re-
spond. He is also expected to address the
same class of citizens in Mound City, on
Thursday next, 1t will not do for Daniel
to "shirk the responsibility any longer.
The patience of his colored friends will not
endure forever.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
LAMP EXPLOSIONS,

WIN the people avoid these dangers by
using genuine article, which is perfectly
,a'e ana has the reputation of being the
best IN usef 1t is the Aurora Oil 1,
gives brilliant light, and can be had a,
sght in use.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
DECORATION DAY.
Monday, May 3Oth.

Mound City having perfected arrange
ton ceremonies on Monday, May the 3Oth,
does not concur in the suggestion Of
Cairo, that the ceremonies shall take place
ON Saturday.
The boat, therefore, will leave on Mon
day morning.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
TOBACCO. CIGARS. Ere, CHEAPER THAN
EVER.

Mr. II. Myers, Ohio Levec, has resolved
TO close out his present large and well as
sorted stock Of tobacco cigars, snuff, pipes.
ETC. at prices that will insure quick sales
His building having been somewhat dam
aged by the recen, fire, and the removal
Of his stock, he has concluded to overhaul
and reht 1t. He is, therefore DESTROYS Of
getting rid Of his stock, and to do So. will
give patrons extraordinary bargains. He
means what he says in this, and will con-
vince all who may call upon him of hi,
''hcefliy' To wholesale buyers he will
onsf peculiar inducements, and to all he
WI give bargains they can secure nowhere
VIC country my206t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
-
RIVER NEWS.
/. WALDER.

The river has fallen four inches sine,
last report.
The Mississippi and Missouri are still
falling.
The Ohio is falling its whole length
with three and half fee, at Pittsburg and
four feet large in the chute over the falls.
Business here has been fair since last re-
port
The Richmond received about 500 tons
here, the principal items being 800 hhds
tobacco 200 bbls whiskey, lO6 hogs and a
large lot poultry.
Considerable business was transacted by
other boats named in our port list.
The Dick Fulton No. 3, Capt. Packer,
has made a somewhat remarkable trip
from Louisville, considering the low water
and the large tow Of coal which she
brought. She had even less trouble than
usual, and has fifteen barges and coal boats
heavily laden in tow for the coal yards es-
tablished at Island 81 and at Natchez.
Messrs. John Stafford and VIM. Carter
are her pilots. Capt. Packer informs us
that the tow-boat Ella, with number of
barges laden with coal are all aground at
Walkers bar, and that the Simpson Hor.
ner and Mary Ann are assisting in setting
her sfost.
1t is q singular coincidence that one of
The pilots on the Dick Fulton, which ar
rived this morning, is of the same name as
he unfortunate man who was killed here
by lightning.
The Quickstep, for Evansville; the
Baker and Milbrey for Paducah, and the
Belle st. Louis for Memphis, are the regu-
ar packets this evening.
The bismarck is due for New Orleans
o-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
.uctioiieer,

PRoBArE COURT is still In session. Judge
Bross is evidently determined to under
stand the situation II It takes him all
Summer. There are quite q number Of
estates that should be and will be forced
into final settlement, at as early period as
possible,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
CITY COUNCIL.
Especial Joint Session

Special Joint Session
Cairo, Ills, May q, ls'o.
Present-IIis Honor, the Mayor, and
Councilmen AFTER, Mycr, o Callahsn--3;
and Aldermen Fitzgerald, Kleb, Lohr,
Lonergan, Walder-5.
There being no quorum, on motion, ad-
journcd until Friday, 27th inst, at "a
o'clock pm, sharp.
JOHN BROWN, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

CONE AND SEE ME.--lf you want bar
gains in clothing and furnishing goods
corner Of Sixth street and Ohio Levco Il
the best place to buy them.
II |. Valdez.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
CuAPEAtN.

Matthuss X Uhl, Ohio Levee, have fifty
dozen straw hats in store, and are anxious
to give somebody great bargain in them.
Call soon. q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
ATTENTION AERCmANTs.

Twill offer for sale at my Auction room
tomorrow, May 26th, ut o o'clock am, a
large assortment of Groceries on account
of Underwriters, consisting of Can Fruits,
Grapes, Spices, Pickles, Backing, Lam
terms, Glassware, etc.
DANIEL HARTMAN,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
HCONONY.

By using Mrs. whitcombs Syrup for
children many u doctors bill can DO saved
and much suffering averted. Read the ad-
vertisenient in another column. my23lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Look TO iouR INTEREST, and buy
your clothing from Walder, corner 9Th
Street and Levee. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
~hool AND CHURCH PICNIC Arm c,r,

~ er Marys Catholic school and
on w plehle' at Mound City, will be held
o.. "s &c "a the 25th inst. The citi.
,icins ~ oal i are cordially invited to par.
49, 80. ~ sha i'' their especial accommo.
two trim. Ia'a Odd Fellow will make
0e Tsi. O and asain at o'clock pm.
ms opportunity to escape for . .no,,
time from the heat ana S, 'U' snort
and at the same time 10 .0 Ha's oi 'ne city
who can do SO, will certainly no 'Ae' All
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24
sTRAwBERRIEs,, sr,,u.

brIstoI StiIweII HAVING 49,
tract for some Of the be-, g. con-
grown In Southern Illinois, are en "p.r,'e'
sell them either by tie qaurt 80 70
al prices 10 compete nth any IN The ,oo r,r'.
Orders ahead can be left for them snd t "'''
ries supplied, fresh, just after every a' VT
Ing train = delivere d, If desired r,ao 80" 70
charge. No 80 Eighth street mvse. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Chased, seal and ornamental rings OF
every pattern are made to order by
Taber Brothers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Pitcher & Henry's large stock of hard.
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinwarc, etc,
will be sold without regard to cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

JUsT received at Mrs. &. McGec's, II fine
assortment of MISSES and CHILDREN :
sEoEs, ofevcry style and description.
apl5tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

THE Rev. G. II. Footc has been desig-
mated to pronounce the prayer, and d. w.
Mum, Esq, the Grafton, at Mound CITY
on Saturday next, as n part Of the COM
memoration ceremonies.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

A new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
Just received at =. Ncfs, No. 80 Ohio
Lcvee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Drawers and Undershirts, at II sacrifice
at =. Nef-s, No 10 Ohio Lcvcc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

LOOK At WALDER's STocK oFCLotnIsG
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t is
replcte with ALL Tug novelties Of the
season, at prices to suit the times, Corner
Sixth street and Ohio levee. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Read the advertisement
Greatest Work of the Age, in this pa
per. maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

NoTIcE TO STRASGERs.--If you are
strange in this city, don't fail 10 call on
Waldcr and examine his stock of clothing,
boots, shoes, hats, caps and furnishing
goods. IT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

THE BEST and CHEAPEST CLOTHING to
be found IN THIS Cry is At Isaac WAL
pES :. corner Of CTn STREET ~ ONO LIZ
WEE.
lie show. his goods with pleasure, and
and never lets his patrons go dissatisfied
CALL oS HIM If YOU want II bargain. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Cool, airy and splondidly ventilated
rooms, can be had at the Saint Charles,
with board, during the hot summer months,
at rery Io,e prices. Families can be nc
comodated during the above period with
our most desirable rooms, nj large dednet-
ion from regular rates. dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

CALL at Waldcr's aud EXAMINE MS
stock Of CLOTHING. He cannot, and will
not, BE rNDERsoLD ny ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE SAME LINE. This STOCK is ES-
ENTIRELY NEW, and was BOUGHT at the
LOWEST DECLINE N GOLD.
]. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
N and Ohio Leyce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 gEVHE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN N of Litchfeld are hereby warned, that spe cial Town Meeting will be held in the Town Hall in said Litchfeld, on Saturday, the 11th day of June, 1870, at o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of considering and resembling vote of said town at it's annual meeting in October, 1869, in accepting the report of the Selectmen in widening Spencer Street in the Village of Ltchfeld."
 A. J. PERPoNT, of
 E. B. HAND. Litchfield. Litchfeld, May S0th, 1870. 2w-8