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All the stock of the Jacksonville Car Com
pany has been taken, insuring the early estab
lishment there Of large car mandatory.
Last evening the stable at Arden's bricl
Philadelphia, we're destroyed by fire. Eighi
horses we're burned to death.
The diBtillery Of Levi Stoltz, at Greenyille
O., WAS destroyed by fire yesterday morning
The loss is estimated at 925, 900; insured in the
Home, of Columbus, O., for $4,000.
A son Of the Rev: J. s. Gallagher, Of New
York, was instantly killed yesterday noon, by q
plank falling upon bis head from a new building,
on the corner Of Wall and Broad otreets.
At Frankfort, H., yesterday afternoon, q boy
named Charles Winners was run over and badly
injured on one foot, and q part of the other was
cut OIL, while attempting to board train in
motion.
The Coroner's Jury have returned a verdict
that William Deerin, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
died from malpractice at the hands of DR., Mar
tin Rosenheim. The accused has not yet been
arrested.
No rain has fallen in the neiehborhood Of La
Sale within the past four weeks, and the wells
and cisters arne giving out. The farmers expert
ence great difficulty in obtaining suficiency OF
water for their stock.
The Iowa Centennial Board Of Finance meets
in this city tomorrow, for purpose of consulting
together and arranging preliminaries in regard
toraislng 1owas share Of the capital stock in &C.
SoAo@AA~o WILL 'AAS @~" ~A 1oAA4SE5 VI y 446 At-
A. sad accident happened at fremont, Ohio,
yesterday morning. A little girl, aged years,
named Slatry, WAS killed by falling through
bridge. She had been out walking with her
father, and had started alone to return home.
At Farley, Iowa, yesterday noon, Peter
O'Rourke, a brakeman on the Dubuque South
western Railroad WAS instantly killed by being
run over by an engine engaged in switching.
He leaves a widowed mother and two fatherless
Children.
J. J. Bingham, yesterday, retired from the
position of editor-in-chief Of the Indianapolis
Sentinel, a position he had held for many years.
His successor is q young man named Keenan,,
recently attached to the New York Tribune corps
Of correspondents.
The City Attorney Of San Francisco commu-
nicated to the Supervisors on Monday night his
opinion that Board has no power to Withdraw
the Colorado River Railway 910, ,G00, 900 subsidy
from before the people. The question must be
decided by a vote on Nov. S. Leading lawyers
concur in this opinion.
The Iowa Supreme Court, on Saturday, decid-
ed that county warrants, though issued by
order of the Board Of Supervisors, must be un-
der the seal Of the county. The case decided
was one in which q large amount OF Clay
County warrants bore the seal OF the Clerk OF
the District Court, the county having no seal.
The Court declares them void.
The man who registered his name as A.
Mcdonald, Montreal, at the Merrimack House,
Bolton, few nights since and Was found dead
in his bed the next morning, has been identified
as a noted burglar and pickpocket. He has
operated in Detroit, Halifax. st. Johns, N. B.,
Boston. and other PLACES and recently served
, 1872-10-30
FRAN cE.

PARIS, Oct. 29.-The Council General Of the
Department OF the Seine have adopted resolu-
tion in favor Of compulsory education, and the
employment Of lay teachers in tho public schools,
and will petition the Assembly for legislation to
that effect.
The floods in the south OF France have sub
sided. The damage done to the farms md vine
yards ia extensive.
It is said that one Of the Deputies from Corsica
will resign his seat in the Assembly, to make
room for Prince Napoleon.
The mortal remains Of Heinrich Heine, which
were buried in Montmartre Cemetery, have been
disinterred and taken to Hamburg.
It is reported that an inquiry has been order
ed by the President into the conversation Of GER
tain army officers at Lafare, who are charged
with asserting that the Minister of War, Gen
eral Cissey, and the members Of his staff, enter
tanned strong aympathies for the Bonapartes.
, 1872-10-30
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

1Aw-IJud9S Rogers]
same for s5,1s4.l6. 2,149-Hlnckling ", Equitable
MED, and EXCEPTIONS l6s6-Keller '. Po1achek per
221e-BaAsr " sut dismissed ct plaintiffs
2,242-Pope Y: Pacific Insurance Company; evidence
heard and Judgment for s5,275. 1,8os-cooper Gar
sa aana ay sorntg
On motion and afidavits, default, and judg..
snt r., get sdo spd o1ye to file sa sRsS
Fisher y John Murphy, mpleaded, etc, with Thos J.
MED, and plaintiff RENTS SO for execution he-ctofore
issued to all Of which defendant excerpts. 476-Ln-
oHANcERG-[Jtdge Wiliamsl.
4o3-Carolne '. Christopher and Joseph Baumann !;
default. ez6-Ktbbee ct al '. Gibbs ct al; rule on
compainants to restore bill or show causo within ten
days.
e4s-rhomas v. william D. Dawson and Susan
Brown personal service on Defendants and default aa
ztsnt for william Robert Dawson and his answer filed;
cause beard and decree. burnt reGord)-dault ys.
son appointed guardian ad Item for infant n E. Q.
West, and his answer filed, and decree. 688-Mohr V.
Gloor answer Of guardian ad !s hled, a. and cause aus
ster stipulation filed, cause Dismissed and each party
to pay his own costs.
NEW BUTTS.
4,ess-Clarke, Layton Silva =: John C. Bur
roughs. Assumpst $500 narr; H. ". Clarke attor-
ney. 4,69o-Charles stoecklin v. Edward Mendel;
case, 5000; Forester h BEEN, attorneys, 4,691-
Charles J. Hull Y. Joseph Robertson confession OF
j. H. Davis, trespass, 5000; j. H. Truman, attorney
4,6ss.-Herbold, johnson Borgmeier o =. Goodrich
Page, attorneys. 4.694-jacobs '. Moulton; appeal
4,695-Samuels '. Heburn: appeal 1906
Gilbert b Barker Manufacturing Company y.
mechanics lien for ooo on tho land and building Of
the defendants 4,697Jesse shefheldv. Novelty Man
nfacturing Company; assumpsit 1000; III. F.
Keenan, attorney. 4,698-Geo. Byrne Y. Schroeder ct
al.; bill to remove cloud on tte spafford McDaid,
attorneys. 4,699-M. 81. Norton '. Thos. Ewing con
fesaion Of judgment note Of $161. 4,700-Sleyin
'. shedt; appeal 4,7o1-Charles Il. Weaver v. B. II.
Spencer; attachment for s403 the value Of carload
Of green apples. 4,702-Thos. Sullivan Y. Patrick
Cataher; asaumpsit $500; A. B. Baldwin, attorney.
4,7o3-Cornelius kinaey =. Patrick Caraher; assump
ait $500: 4. 3. Baldwin, attorney,
, 1872-10-30

New YonK, Oct. 29.-ArriVed-The steam
ships Minnesota and Atlantic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The steamships Vile de
Paris, Abyseinia, City Of London, and Negads
have arrived out.
MONTREAL, Oct. 29-The italian eteamshir
Liyarno, with general cargo, has arrived here
This is the first italian steamship that eve1
visited this port.
HAVANA, Oct. 28.-The steamer Missouri
which sailed from New York on the 18th inst.
for Nassau and Havana has not yet arrived, and
Is now Ave days overdue.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-Arrived steamships West:
phalia from Hamburg, Tienicia from Glasgow,
Bremen from Bremen, Java and Italia from Liz.
erpool, and California from Glasgow.
, 1872-10-30
THE LAW COURTS.


4 petition for the bankruptcy Of Milton Smith,
of Galeaburg, Knox County, ILL.,, was yesterday
t1led in the bankruptcy branch OF the United
States District Court. The petitioners are Har-
mon, Messer d. Co., Bell, Conrad l. Webster,
Sib1ey and Endicott = Co.. and Farwel, Steele
4 Pratt, who claim the following debts: Har-
mon, Messer g. Co, for groceries and merchan-
disc, S157.54; Bell, Conrad d. Webster, for cof-
fee and merchandise, S217.84; Sibley and Endicott
d Co., for groceries and merchandise, 1922. .13 !;
Farwe1, Steele g. Co., for merchandise, s99.21.
Petitioners allege that the debtor committed an
act OF bankruptcy On the 8th instant, By suffer-
ing his property to be taken in legal process, in
favor OF Salmeron Smith, in the Circuit Court Of
Knox County, with intent to defeat the opera
ton Of the Bankruptcy act. The same firms petit
tion the Court for an injunction restraining the
sale OF debtors goods taken under said execu-
ton, which execution they claim to have been
obtained by colluHion, in order to give said Sal
meron Smith preference, the debtor know
ing full well that he was in
solvent 1T the time be suffered the
action to begin. The action was on & confession
Of Judgment for s4,746. The injunction prayed
for is granted, and the sale, which was fixed for
the 31st instant, will not take place.
Jane Murphy and q large number Of plaintiffs
bring m important suit, in the Superior Court,
against Ann Murphy and q still larger number Of
IT, left by Archibald Murphy, deceased: E. u
Of the s. ". n, " Il OF the S. ~ II, and $. ".
Il Of the n. " Of Section 80, Town
+ s9R hs 81 fsnEs ~ e sest5a s7 aonnssp tss = 5
Range Z ;;tbe +. Il Of then: E. 4 and ". i Of
the n. E. Il Of Section 80, Township 81, Range
IS; ". u Of the n. II. Il of Section 81, Town
ship 81, Range 13 acres in the $. ": x Of Sec
lion "a, Township ~, Range u, and N. 10 acres
nf fhe r. X nf the s. f. X nf Section %. Town.
, 1872-10-30

LONDON, Oct. 29.--Lord Massey's country
seat at Limerick, ireland, was burned last
night. Loss. E75, 900.
Sir John Pakington, in lecture delivered at
6tourbridge, last night, adverted to the settle-
nent Of the Alabama claims, declaring it was
painful and humiGating to apologize for wrongs
never committed, and to pay 8ne for injuries
steadily denied. In the disposition of the San
Juan boundary question, however, he saw no
reason to censure the Government.
, 1872-10-30
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

BANKRUPIcY-lJtidgs Bz0dgtNj.
2,128-Munn, Norton 4 Scott; adjudication to be
entered, and 20 days to file schedule, 2137-h1ilton
Smith entered rule to show cause; injunction and
provisional warrant. 2,138-Patrich Magan entered
Hy Baker; leave to assignee to sell real estate at
auction. 1,944-M. ". Phalon; assignee's sale Of
real estate confirmed, unless objections filed by
Nov. 4,
NEW SUITS.
{Admiralty.) Holt, Balcom Kiug Y. schooner Argo
contract, 1900.
Bankruptcy. 2,1s7-Milton Smith, Of Galesburg,
Knox County, Illinois, on the petition Of Harmon,
Meeser Co. ct al; Charles E. Towne, attorneys.
2135-Patrick Morgan On the petition of the admin
tstratozs Of the estate Of W n. Halsead Of New York.
deceased,
, 1872-10-30
UTAH.
News from the Wheeler Expedition
HeayY Storms in the Mountntns.

News from the Wheeler Expedition
Heavy Storms in the Mountains.
SALT LAKE., Utah, Oct. 28.-The Mining Jour-
nal publishes late advices from the Wheeler
expedition. It rendezvoused at Touqueville,
Utah, last week, and there divided. Lieutenant
Wheeler and a suitable escort will go to the
Colorado River and Northern Arizona.
The other parties will work to-
ward the Buckskin Mountains and
Southeastern Nevada, on their road toward Salt
Lake City. The parties will unite in Washing-
ton, to perform Office work, in January. The
expedition is in good health.
Heavy storms in the mountains are somewhat
are expressed OF an early and hard winter.
Professor Hayden will arrive tomorrow from
the Yellowstone country.
, 1872-10-30

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 29.-The steamer Kate
Kinny, lying st the New Albany wharf, took fire
about 10 o'clock this evening, aud burned to
the water's edge in a few moments.
she was owned by Captain Hicks King,
Of New Albany, Koval Troaul Co.,
OF Portland, and Captain Montgomery, Of Jack
eonyille. She vas about six years old, and val
ned at S25. 900. Insured, but the amount is not
known. She Was being repaired and re6tted
preparatory to entering the New Orleans trade.
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
, 1872-10-30

Hambleton y. John aud Bridget Leahy ; ejectment
from the south ha1 Of Lot 9, in Block 10,
in Wright's Addition to Chicago. 4l,097-
Yochem Y. Kehm ct al; mechanics len on
Lot 3, Block J., in shefaeld's Addition, for
4, ,o9s-Baynes '. Ragor; appeal. 4l,09e-Ohicago
Water and Gas Pipe Company v. Addison Ballard !;
mechanics lien on Nos. 227 md 229 Wabash avenue,
count. 4l,10o-same '. Eugene ORiley; same on the
northwest corner Of Randolph and Franklin streets for
$500. 4l,l01-same '. E. J. Hopson; same on No. IS
South Clark street for $5Q4B.
, 1872-10-30
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

CHANCERY-[Judgt BIodgeN].
947-E1sworth Y. Dow, ct al; order to restore bill
and proceedings herein.
HEW SUITS.
lQ,652-Comne1cial National Bank Of Chicago Y.
John ". Tappan collector injunction to restrain the
collection Of taxes bank stock; Sleeper Whfton
attorneys 10,653-same Y. City OF Chicago and Geo.
VanHoen, collectors; bill, and same attorneys.
1o654-Eugene L. Tarbo1 y. John @. Hilton bill for
injunction to restrain the infringement al patent
rights in the manufacture Of stencil plates.
, 1872-10-30
THE CRIMINAL COURT.
F.}fY1of T~.1

lJtidJt ITte.J =
161-Carroll and Francis Warren; default set aside
by State's attorney. Both admitted to bail in $500
each. 156-Cossack; bail, $500. s7o-Wi1iams jury
trial; plea OF guilty. 185-Hal; 1ecognizance Of
German forfeited 167-Heler; recognizance OF Solo,
mon and Horner forfeited. 1o+Kaufman: recog-
nizance Of George Kaufman forfeited 18lGranick !;
jury trial verdict, guilty. damage, s10 The follow
ing additional recognizances were forfeited In the
eaBes Of Frawey, Ffanzen sutter, Daum and Yattow.
, 1872-10-30

LISBON, Oct. 29.-Late Rio de Janoiro advices
report that negotiations between the Argentine
Confederation and Brazil, in settlement Of the
disputed Paraguayan treaty, are being conducted
in secret. It IS generally believed that it will be
friendly settlement.
, 1872-10-30
The Latest Novelty in Suicfde,

One of the most distressing affairs we have
ever been called upon to notice took place in
Tallahassee, Fla, q few days ago. Mrs. A. ".
Pace, wife OF popular and successful Jackson
vile merchant, and daughter Of Mr.. George
Damon, a prominent merchant in Tallahassee,
seemed to be suffering from some mental de-
rangement, and thinking change Of scere and
surroundings might cure her mcipiept malady,
, 1872-10-30
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 29.-In the Cortes, yesterday,
Garridas said that the Radical party in Spain e1-
listed only by the sufferanco of the Republicans.
A warm debate then ensued between President
Gorilla and Figueras. The latter excitedly de-
clared that the present WAS the last Spanish Min
istry that would be formed under Amadeus.
, 1872-10-30
FOREIGN.
The Deadlock in the Prussian
Diet---h1inisterial Crisis.
An Exciting Scene in the
Spanish Cortes.
Destruction Of Property in Southern
France.


BERLIN, Oct. 29--The Upper House remains
firm in opposition to the Country Reform bill.
Count Won Eulenburg, the Minister Of the In
terror, in view Of the defeat of the measure,
has rendered his resignation, but the Emperor
refuses to accept it.
, 1872-10-30

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2e-PAssED UP-Propellers
Arctic and Pacific; barks Sardinia and Jessie Drum
mond; achooners Warrington, Lincoln Dali, Melrose,
and Marquette.
>, PASSED DowH-Bark sigel; schooners Emma and
Southwest.
W1sD-No1theast.
, 1872-10-30

Chapped hands and fnce cured by using
Jnniper Tar Soap. Made by Casweil. Hazard 4 Co.,
, 1872-10-30

Premature loss of the hnir, which Is SO COM
mon noHadays may be entirely prevented by the Of
, 1872-10-30
A. SPECIAL FREE TRAIN

Will leave Madison-st. Depot at 10 O'Clock
F. m:, on day Of sale, stopping ct. Rurlingto1
Rock Island Car Shops, returning at
O'Clock p. M.
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~ per term.
BREvITIEs.-Wster is scarce, and 90 is
free liquor.
Tho gentle rain Of Sunday morning
played itself out after an hours effort to
get in earnest about the matter and pour
down.
John Lally, we'll known Irishman
of the Fourth ward was buried ON Sunday
at Villa Ridge. The St. Patrick benevo-
lent association, Of which the deceased
was q member, turned out in force.
Pork packing is not one of Cairo's in
situations just now. Wait until the cold
breezes of few weeks later blow and then
Col. John Wood will rush at this branch
of industry.
The Hallidays:nsw wharfboat will
be locked as soon as she arrives here from
Vicksburg, and will be thoroughly re-
paired. The price paid was $l2, 900, bu,
after repairing her the cost will amount to
$4,000.
Policeman Mehner proclaims his in.
tention to be candidate for police msgis.
trate at the ensuing municipal election.
He has great confidence in his ability TO
beat Chief Meyers, who is also casting a
wistful eye in the direction of Shannessy's
office.
Mr.. Robert Summers OF the Columbus
'Dispatcb,' was in the city yesterday. He
has been = resident OF Columbus about
six years, and has not, wonderful as it may
seem, been shot at, cut or robbed. II any
Ofthe vslorous Columbusites become in.
suited at this, they need not hunt their
pistols. We assure them We are only jok-
ing,
Col. John Wood has aspirations for
the mayoralty, We are informed. The
colonel would be lively executive. He
would make things hum, and have his
own way on fuss, and may be both. He
amt Scotch for nothing. His motto is
push ahead keep moving" and when
his fellow citizens wish to rest he become,
restless and pushes things and his fellow.
enthusiastically boosts them along
with metaphoricsl kick.
1t is here, the epizoot. A number q,
horses are affected. Perry mourns.
-Messrs' . Marchildon and j, +. McCrlts
associate judges Of the county court, are in
town attending court
Mr.. X. s. Yocum took possession Of tho
office OF Circuit Clerk yesterday. We wish
him joy and long lease.
Capt. Res, president Of the Mississipp,
Valley 1gauspostauss So, y II lss Siy
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APPLY AT ONcE.-Prof. Roden baugh
is in town, and those wishing to take
guitar or violin lessons had better apply
Immediately, as the classes are being
made up. He will perform on the violin
before the singing class this evening.
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eESATE.
MARKET REPORT.

NEW Yosx, Dec. 2, 1910 p.m.-Flour
quiet Wheat quiet steady 81 A0al 81;
red 81 660l 10 smbsr 81 7Oal n.
Cern suist steady e\Ss. Oats quiet steady
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WANTEp.--A situation as O clerk or
salesman in Cairo or contiguous country.
Best of references given. Address P. o.
box CAT, or apply at Commercial hotel
Cairo. l2-3-1w.
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PRlN TIN q.

PRINTING.
TO THE PUBEIC.
Anticipating . decline in prices Of
PRINTERS STOCK
Of oil kinds and DESTROYS that our Gus.
toners should know we are determined
to carry out our promises Of cheap printing
We feel 1t our duty TO mako
REDUCTION IN FORMER PRICES
believing bel, that . steady increase Of business
With our long experience in business and
INCREASED FACILITIES
together with our advantages In the
purchase aud selection Of stock, ouI
customers may rest assured we viii try
TO merit continuance OF their very liberal
patronage. We invite your attention TO the
ioho"ih6 IeVbou ust Of
PRICES FOR JOB WORK.
BILL EADs
on good IA Id paper, neatly executed-sc.
cording to size per N a oOto0 30. For othsr
qualities add the difference In the cost Of the
paper
sTATEME:N
on IA ID paper, Flat Cap or same quality Of
roiio POST, per NJ u ooto8 0Q; per ons-hsi
p Q s T ID r s
full sheet, half sheet, quarter sheet, eighth
sheet and sixteenth sheet At nom ts % to
~ 90 per n.
by u careful examination OF the above liz,
our patrons will ind that our
LETTER HEADS
per n t5 0oto7 90, according to size and
quahty OF paper; per one-halfM ~ 00to4 20.
NOTE HEADS
on ordinary size per NJ - O0toS 30, accord.
ing 70 style and quality. Commercial per II
~ 60to5 10.
BILL LADING
per NJ. according 10 size and weight, eo OOto
w; per ons.half II, according 10 size and
weight, ~ 00to4 %.
DRAY TICKETS
pss u - eotsl ", according to order.
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POLITICAL.
reported Espc cially for the Bulletin

coNvESISo OF coSGREss.
WAsHIsGros, Dec. 2.--Both senate and
hou'e will commence sessions with unusu.
ally full attendance. Weather bright and
mild. Galleries crowded. House called
to order At noon by Speaker Bl.ine. The
attendance of members very large, gal.
leries crowded, proceedings opened with
prayer by Chaplain Butler, the roll was
then called.
Senate met noon, vice president in the
chair, all leading senators present.
Chaplain in opening prayer alluded to
the death Of Mr.. Greeley as tn at Of one
whose pen had given direction to public
thought and who had been benefac,or
10 mankind.
The house was notified Of the senate
readiness for business. A number Of bills
were introduced, among them one by Mr.
Sumner to strike from United States flags
end the army REGISTER, all record battle,
fought With fellow citizens.
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THE LADIES OUT.-Shopping was the
order ofthe day among the ladies yester-
day. The sunshine was an ally of the
merchants and in oil the stores all hands
were kept busy.
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LOCALS.

LIvILY.-Business was lively In the
city yesterday.
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SIsoIsG.-There will be singing at the
conservatory Of music TONIGHT. All
are invited. Glass in rudiments of music
will commence at half.psst seven o'clock.
Be prompt. Those who wish to join the
class can do so this evening. Tuition only
80 per term
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on business connected with his line of boats
and barges.
December came In like alamb yesterday,
and the first day Of winter was almost as
genial and quite as sunshiny and cloudless
as the first day of spring always ought to be.
Our readers will bear in mind Tuesday
evening, December II, is the time appointed
for that entertainment referred to in our IL.
sue of Sunday last. Look sharp for adver.
tisement,
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DIED.-At the st. Charles hotel, on Friday
night last, of infant lockjaw, infant daughter
of Edward w. and Emma W. Halliday of
this city. Yesterday the parents started
with the corpse to Memphis, where it will
be buried.
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JOHN 0ATKs, Proprietor.
LOG Commercial Avenue. q. CAIRO. ILLINOIS
Best brand Of Calico - CiearsIu rsoet>.j,
oftablss and bar supplied with wines, liquor
and cigars Of thenest brands.
THE
LITTLE KENTUCKJAN
S A LOON
RESTAURANT.
(Open Day and Night)
J. 4. PARKS, Proprietor,
Ohio Lsvee, bet, Ath and 9th streets,
CAIRO, ILLS.
------s----
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
A nBs new Dining Hall with'evsry con.
Restaurant, and the guests viii anl every
requisite for their accommodation.
THE BILL OF FARE
consists Of every substantial and delicacy OF
the season.
THE BAR
u supplied with the
CHOICEST LIQUORS. WINES & CIGARS
TMixed drinks prepared with care.
ll.leu.
WINES AaD LloOURs.
..
j. Q. SIN FL,
wsoLssALs Ass assAIl psApss II
TWINES AND LIQUORS.I
And proprietor Of nsv and spendid
BILLIARD HALL.
NJ ~ Univ A
Mseps eGns.anuy On asnd me az Snoie s ,S o.
Wn1s sno A,quoIs' wnGn ns VIZ ssn - 'ns
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LIQUORS.
d saYrH . 90. sell ..elu.,,.,, for e..h. .
sloa Of CLOSE bargain buyers.
y. M. STOCKFLE T II,
AN 20 %1 90 n Az L.& w I've
oAiAo' ALAANo'e
He siHs. : E. n,1 Sos sSS Y. ..S .sss.
whine and CAlifornia Wines insI
--,---..-.o.....I n '.n.sN..I.s
HfLAND d SAUER,
|8OTCAERS
ANN n,,rp.u
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
o.
Corner 10th street and Commercial .yenu
next door 10 the Hyland saloon.