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EXCURSION TO DENVER

VI. AND ST. J.. PACKET CoMPASY,l
hGESr's orFtCy, Cairo, July l. 1873.
The Memphis and s.. Louis Packet
company now oGor for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Donyer and return
$50 good for ninety days from date Of
ssle. Also regular tickets on ssle for
Kansas City, omsha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river snd rail to all points
south. For further Information call al
the compsnys Office No. II Ohio levec,
under CITY National bunk, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Ag't.
Sol A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
life
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THE BARBER.

Gus Helm, Sixth street, near Ohio leyee
has just laid out a considerable sum OF
money in Eepaintlng, papering, and in every
way repairing his barber shop, and his is
now one OF the incest, If not the incest ton.
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm en-
ploys none but trst-class workmen in his
shop, aud we Venture TO say the two young
men who now hold situations there, cannot
be excelcd in their calling by any other
barber or barber'in the city, Try them.
O-lT-ti
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SCOTS NEW BILLIARD HALL
NOW READY.

On Thursday, July II, w. T, Scott will
open bis now building on Commercial av.
euue, A splendid free lunch will be
spread al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
grand ball will be gwen At night, to
which all his old friend. and customers
are respectfully invited. lie hs, purchased
srge stock of inc wines and liquors,
and invites his friends TO call around and
sample them, lilo 81
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance is offered 20 some man
with money TO invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, 80 feet front on the svo-
nue. house 3 stories. Two large stores
can be l.'od up OR the first floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for Offices or
dwellings,. For further particular, en-
fute Of JoHS q, HARMAN & Co,
p'''H Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
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FOX SALE OR RENT.

a two'.Ury house on Commercial az /.
nue. near tho corner Of Nineteenth street.
Tue house is forty feet long by twenty.
two fee! vide, It contains ten rooms ard
kitchen, and good cIslern and necessary
oUt-houses are attached 1T. 1t j. well
ventilated and well adapted for business.
house or dwelling. Il is in business par,
Of the city and bias been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply to
JoHN HEGAklY,
River shannon House, Ohio Leyoe,
Cairo, Illinois. 7-s-lp.
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STANDARDIZATION TO the
trade. Having a large selec-
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valen.
ciennis, plain striped and fig
ured styles SWISS, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig
ured Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns Nansooks
patterns linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand
some figures and designs; en-
broidereis in large assert
ments white trimmings in
large assortments linen suit.
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns
have in store very complete,
large and seasonable assert
mcnt of dry goods very cheap.
G. HANNY.
L. ). Please call. no trou.
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EsrpAY NOTICE

Taken up By .he .ue'ct!ec- on =
sbou. the arst boy Of June, al old dan
coz white streak along her back ear
nark'. crop With ,i,' snd under 0i' ~
each ear. The owner, W calling on me
at the corner house on county road, ana
outside now North CAIRO, paying charges
and proving property can hsvo the COW
and calf MuvroE EDWARDS.
7-12.q,k
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- - - % -
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been rctticd and
improved, and is now one Of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city, The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month, will
always lind them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates of board have been reductod as fol.
lows Day board. "a 30 per week; transit,
81 30 per day; board and lodging from -
Ia e. per week. Mrs NJ. !. WHITE,
u Proprietres-,
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ICE CkEAM.sAInnN-

IS warm weather is approaching the
srs OF ice cream will be CAD 10 learn that
ssrs. saup a Llarkson have fitted up aud
srnished, 10 elegant style, their Ice cream
tors. Their mammoth soda fountain ha.
} been pa. ia running order. aud nothing
-anl.,g about the establishment 10 mai,
pleasure aud comfort Of their patron,
ilaete. 4'lo'ti
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
lust opened out stock of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles of hats and bonDcts,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, fow-
ers and notions Of all sorts, all of which vii
he sold at the lowest prices.
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4 new hotel has been.opencd n.tbe large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t will be
known as Browns hotel, and proprietorcd
by Mr. Brown, whose reputation as hotc.
keeper is weil-known in this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
renirnished, and is in every way iirst-class.
The tables are st all tunes furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only FL so per day. MIR.
Brown solicits and deserves share Of the
| public patronage, o-l4i
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There will bes meeting Of tue nesmAn
School society ;bis Wednesday, evening
at 5 o'clooi, in Squire Bross Office. Ev.
cry member is requested 20 be presen, ss
business Of imporlorce vii! be transacted.
BY order 81 the board
.7-lb-l. +. hphsNrYs E. scc'y.
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CuEAr BOARDING.

Regular boardcr- At the European hotel,
rry Walker proprietor, receive board al
rate OF so pcr month J-Iy-Lf
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rlne white; single aud double Y amber
gle and double Y Canary, best quality OF
nllla, blue letter, etc, etc. $1,000 tor
4, printed Al 81 b 10 % per thousand,
.he BULLETIN OFFICE.
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FOR SALE.

A good piano. Enquire Of Herman
SchmelzstorG Washington avenue, be.
ween Teeth a1I Eleventh streets.
7-lj-3..
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RAlLRoAU TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il. Il.
on ant after MUuda, June . 1873, train.
Will ran daily, except sunday, between
f@r'"ufi .ids landing and SlNestJu, scott
county. Nilsson /. ~ lU,luW>:
Leave GrcendclI's 1000 ain. and $50 p N.
Arrive $50 d.l, -
-" Charleston lU:4l /" a." Gao &"
" >ikeslun 30 pm. ~ tl
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soMEMHAT PEKsONAL.

Mr.. EDTToR-I wish n call the alton
tion Of the officers of the Illinois Central
railroad at this place, TO the conduct Of an
employe Of their road. | am not sure
that be deserves TO be termed an employee;
it would probably be more appropriate TO
call Inn "acky," for that is all be is.
Several days ago received 8 lot Of hides,
which had hardly been unloaied at my
place Of business, when tbi. yourg SPUR.
passed along the si1swais. Ia few min.
utica after and before had time to store
the hides away in the eel.
Ter underneath the store Chief o!
Police McEiale put in sn appearance, sud
on complaint Of the young cub referred
TO, tod me was under arrest for nsin
tanning 3 nuisance If !; ia the policy o.
the Illinois Central 10 keep men Of ih'
stamp IF thi, young squirt ia their en-
ploy, they should Qlit csrry ing hides oyei
their road. Had been taken up on com
plant Of 8 respectable citizen, it wou
have been sll right, but 20 be taken up OF
account Of this youngstor is a little NOR,
than I can quietly submit 20.
Respectfully ii. Low
CAIRO, July 70, ls78.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Tuesday, July ]. 1873, trains
viii run Is follows:
lXPRE.s.
G Ding north leaves Cairoat ........ 400 am.
Cons south arrives al Cali o at. $40 q. In.
MOUND CITY tcooMMoDArIoN.
Going Nurth.
Leaves Cairo at .il;,j AIN. and 600 pm.
Going south.
Arrives at Cairo at 500 ain. and l:25p.m.
The expires, train north arrives ut Vim.
cennvs al ls.2p pm, m .king direct Conuec-
ton AT 500 pm with tine Indianapolis uud
Nluceaucs railroad t,r luItAntp,N.. the
great rai!roa 1 centre, from which point
trails are departing ~ ~ hour, Tor ul
points la e jnitUd fla e. mi canada, \
19.Ji pm with tbs Evans, ili. aud truN
iOrusviio railroad, for Terra ilrutc, iudi
Dspon-, Chic go, DIHNilic aii all point,
north, Via The Terra iiAdtr Evansville and
CncugO railroad, and east Ma the \audilil
line, and indianapolis aul II. Louis railroad.
At 1850 p m with the ONO and Mississippi
railroad. Tor Cincinnati, UuisNllle, aud ali
points east, via cincinnati,
Passengers guin. 10y this route are placed
IN tndIanapuli>, Cincinnati, Louisville. New
York. BO,t u. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington. uni all eastern 90 uts, TIVE We
lours in advance ui any other route.
tNprcs, train makes conn e ion At lido
ado with ~ Louis and Southeastern iuil-
I Nay, tor II. Luui-, Mt, Vernon ,luinuisl
shawncetown and all pUin,s between EldU-
. ado and II Louis.
AT Norris ~ makes close connection
or Sprnglcld EOck Leland, aud ala points
IN Springfield and Illinois southeastern rail-
7 Nay aud con eytiOu..
At Curiui with st Louis, Evansville, Hon
ier,on aud Nashville railway Inc, Tor MI
! Vernon (lndUua). ENtn,,Il-, Henderson
heuiurky). Nashville (fenuc,sr J, and n.
ON = 4 4 sail stII
connections.
! Bas..se checked to all important points
II Or iichet, AN Information ,ppy e
\ b. ticNet office, corner Ncnh street an'
y Commercial avenue, Caro-, Il inO!,.
Z JSV. LEE, Sup't CUAs u. WOOD,
g n Pass'r and Ticket Az
3. i. Burnside, Agent, Cairo,
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hPECIAL NOTICES
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

H"FTE TtNeI lot young Wth IfOIu tlt ct
fleets OF errors and abuses in early lite.
Manhood restored. lmpediments TO mar
riage removed. New methods OF treatment.
Ne" and remarkable RENE dies. Books and
address, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,-an institu.
ton having high reputation Tor honorable
conduct and professional skill,
p-28 dSw am
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trans on the Illinois Central
chauge time i.,iiy. FROM aud alter 24J
y IN. to-day trains win run as follows;
ARRIVE,
f.xpress. daily .,.4: 5p m.
Mail, except sunday o;4J u. IT,
DEPART.
Express, $40 p, m 3
Mall, daily except Sunday ..ll;3j D. IL.
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selves for ore day, the cement prom
ising to do everything in their po ser TO
make the occasion one long 70 be remom-
bered 7.l3-dtd
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Beat seolcn nlr, s,oat porter and cigh,
PAR old bourbon waisk-y be found only
the C'ystul saloon, corner OIL .xlh street
ID Commercial avenue
S1EAGALA s. Law,
e25 In PfoPugturG,
Hacks Tor the Cairo, AIhamas uud TcXg
iIrold. starting from White y Greer,
re. CORNER OF sixth street aud OAiy leNgc
u a. follows:
ave al,..t......s...''''''' "'Il
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. : pan
T1Ne inchV at.,,,....,,,..,.'.. j" ".h
s''s''s''ss'''ss'''''' pm
I-su ions htNEHs, Agent.
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
10
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, >iagrd FAILS,
buffalo. Piu,burg, Wa, iugiun,
Baltimore, Phil idclphia, New lUrk.
Boston and AL l. ,,tyTn Points
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en.gti 'Commercial,' dated July II, cVr-
,ains the following:
Sam. Mitchell has entered suit ssainst
Robert ShIlen, tor tie Recovery OF SlO,-
JUJ damages, which he claims 10 have sus-
latucd thruugh the agency OF tho defend.
rut 10 tuucug piHlntds wife to abandon
her husband AND family. Skllan, whils
~ NJ At Caro-, ILLINOIS, It 10 alleged, COM
10 wumyarl Win Mrs. Mitchell, aud IL
p Iurra her ~ abandon her home and place
herself under Biz protection.
The above Is said to be 50 relic Of the
B. war tbs parties engaged in the sui,
b were all mcmbers Of the United States
naval service, and during the war were
L stationed sIlh' place, SkiIlen is remem.
bored ly u few OF cur old citzeus.
Goats Laf hose, G. ceats e dozen, At
Harsmans. 7.let IT
I AN excursion 10 PAiucah on the
steamer Tyrone viii be given ON Monday
July 81, 1918. The steamer will leave the
wharf in this citya, 9 o'clock NJ, and re.
4 turn at o'clock pm. Everything will {
60 ARRANGED ss 10 give ladies and children
3 every comfort possible. Each family will
be provided with state room, so that in
case mothers wei % "s,ow their children
e away whore they can sleep without DO.
J, ing disturbed, they can DO % with por-
= ieet safety. 40 liquor Of any kind will
be allowed TO be sold On the boat. An ex-
A, gellent band Of music has been eopggcd
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MGE7rARy REPoKT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August %, 1915. compiled from sections
returns received at the office Of the Board
ul Health:
Whole number of deaths IN the city, 4G
in addition, 5 3still-born were reported (whic
/: rolorcd, y Sex: Males, 2l females, 20
Color White males, 10; white females, 3
c"u,cd males. II; colored females, l6. Age
One day to thirty, 4 one month TO SIX, 0;
sin months to twelve, S; Que year to three
9; three years to five, l; five years to ten,
,: ten Years to twenty,2; twenty years 10
thirty. >; forty years to fifty, l; fifty years
H. sixty. / sixty years 10 seventy, 4; seven
II Years TO eighty, !; unknOwn,2. Condition
>lngie. 81; married, !; unknown. =. Ma
tiyty: United States, Al: Italy, /; Scotland,
J. Locality: City at large, 2; Marshall
Ward.5 Jefferson Ward, IL ; Monroe Ward,
:: Clay Ward. -; Jackson Ward, 10; Aims
holt,c |. BY whom certified: ,.kegular prac-
litioucr>. 81; Irregular practitioners, !
Coroner, /; Board Of Health, I. Causes
Of death :Albuminuria, bronchitis (acute),
!: ChocTa-iuiuntum. } :; chulcra-Inorbus,
cNaur>i-. l; consumption, (white, COZ
ut'i. 81; ronsul>ion>. 4 d!ptheria, 2; dysen'
lrry larilic), | fever Femttent), lever
t~rt!siJ, |: fever Uypboid), 3; ganSrene
(>rnii"l /, hemOrrha3e OF bowels, lnian-
ti,'dc, /: inflammation OF brain, /; maras-
mus. 3; old age, !; suflocution, !; ta5eS
III -"n,rrictl, |; teethin2, ): tuberculosis, ;
u"kn"wn, !; uracmla, ] whooplnS-couSh, l.
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THE GREAT ERFEsT.-EXtensive pre-.
parations are being made by the Gesang.
verein Virginia for the grand saugerfest
which commences in this city under their
auspices on Sunday, September 2Slh. The
Joint committee, composed of members OF
the Gesangyerein Virginia, Richmond
Philharmonic Association, Gcrmania MGn-
nerchor, and Richmond Turnverein. met
Monday night for the purpose of making AZ
ranoements for the sangerfcst and to prepare
programme for the entertainment of the
visiting singers. who will arrive OIL Sunday
the 18th, and be met ut the cars by the va.
rouS singing societies of this city and
assigned to quarters.
On Monday the 29th they will 60 up the
canal on Il grand excursion. Monday night
the great concert comes off fprobably at
Assembly HaD. 1t will doubtless be the
most superb affair ever enjoyed in this city
About two hundred and fifty singers viii
take part, among the number the Baltimore
Gcrmania hlnunerchor, the soriety which
took the first prize at the great SanScrtest IL
New York two years ago. There VIII also
be tine orchestra in attendance. and the
good people of Richmond will have an op
portunity Of enjoying an entertainment never
before given in this city.
On Tuesday morning there will be Il
parade of all the societies. after which the
visitors will be entertained by picnic al
the Fair Grounds, tue cars OF the Fred;
erickSburg Company running out every
hour. Other arrangements are also i'll con
temptation, but they have not yet been com
pletcd.
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Heavy Storm I'm Noyn Scotia.

HALIFAX. N. S., August 26.--A severe
storm passed over this city Saturday night
and Sunday morning, doing considerable
damage. The gale was. the heaviest expert,
enced in many years. Most of the shipping
in the port was prepared for the gale, and
rode it out. Several small yachts were
smashed at anchor. The United States fri
gate Powhatan dragged her anchor and
drifted some distance, but was secured.
Particulars of the effects of the storm else
where have not come in. but it is feared
there will be bad news from the country and
sea-colst.
The steamship Hibernian arrived from
England and Newfoundland Saturday night
and brought Miss Bird and party Of dcsti-
tute English children-ffty girls and fifty
boys.
The ship St. Louis, from Liverpool fuI
Philadelphia, struck on Jib rock, Cape Pine
in Il dense fog, Sunday the 10Th, and sunk
The crew escaped IN boats and arrived safely
at TrepasSey.
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WaslhjustOn Items.

WASHINGTON, August 26.--Official dis
patches to the War Department confirm tht
report of General Clusters battle with The
Indians. The particulars are the same as
heretofore received.
Rear-Admiral Almy has been ordered tc
the command of the South Atlantic station
The United States flagship Wabash, Rear
Admiral Case, ieft Corfu on the 9th instant
for Carlhagena and other ports on the coast
of Spain.
General Myer. chief signal officer, sailed
on the 23d instant, under orders from the
War Department, OIL q rapid trip to Vienna
to attend meeting OF the chiefs OF the me-
neurological services at that place. de hopes
to see this convention take the first steps to
bring about worldwide system OF weather
reports, connecting the United states ant
Europe. During his absence the Signal Ot
flee will be in charge Of Colonel Garricl
Mallory
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CHURCH EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT
To- day Me>SrS. George Il William Gibson,
contractors and architects, will commence
the work of improving and enlargipg the
Second Presbyterian church the Rev: Dr.
Hoge:s) by staying the side walls OF the
building to prevent them spreading from the
weight of the roof when Il part of tue side
walls (weuty-scven and halt feeU Is re-
moved. The lecture-roonl will remain un'
disturbed, except that room will be added
TO it for the use of the infant classes. The
first step towards the Improvement will be
to cut down such trees us are in the way.
The scheme Of Improvement and plans will
he exhibited and explained TO the congrega.
ton tonight after lecture.
The proposed work will not be completed
before the spring or early summer, and the
congregation will i'll the mean time meet a
Assembly Hall.
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'LUB OFFICERS ELhcTED.-The Republi-
c.u> II Jackson Ward met Monday night
i, -, Ihirh->trcct Methodist church and cf-
irr',d The organization of the ward for the
llii rampaiEn by ciccting the following 9TH
r'r>: President. Josiah Crump; Nice-Presi-
dent. Is. l.. Bra>eIlnan Secretary, John G.
Elu-h, Assistant Secretary, \. \. Bacchu>;
Treasurer. Dr. Henry MosDy. Executive
Committee: DR.. Henry Mostly. James II.
laugh. y. '. BaccbuS, \. L. Nandervall.
John oliver, Royal White, w. S. Seldom,
Isyur Fltzhuch, w. &. Chapman, Josiah
,lulap. president or G0fclo. Mr.. r. NJ.
Manly WAS elected to till a vacancy in the
',ry central Committee caused by the resig-
n,i!pn ot W. Reed, who is called from the
civ.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PA1srUL AcclDENT.-Andrew Taylor, fire
man on Engine No. ~, of the Piedmont Air
Line, had two fingers on his right hand
mashed off Monday night between More
head and Greensboro. He was attempting
TO extricate u piece of wood that had tallet
between the engine and the tender, when the
two came together, mashing his second an(
third finger of, as stated above.
The CASE OF HoGAN--M Monday evening
the town officers had advertised a sale o
machinery, &C.. the property of Mr.. r. D.
Hogan, at the Manchester corn-mill, but al
he appointed hour restraining order was
received from Judge Underwood and the
sale stopped. Mr.. Hogan having gone into
bankruptcy, this machinery will be included
in als effects. The town now has, however
full possession of the property.
THE MAEcHEsTER BANK.-The directors O
the Bank of Manchester held a meeting yes
terday, Edward Gresham, Esq president, II
the chair, and measures were perfected TO
wards the commencement of operations by
the bank on the 10Th Of September. Mr.. At
kisson, the cashier, is now soliciting sub
scriptions to the stock, and has lecn quite
successful. The lower portion Of The Tray
lor building has been leased and will be fitteo
up as q clearinghouse. The location is {
good one, and all the prospects are bright fol
a successful institution.
The WIpE-AwAKEs This live Club o
First Ward Conservatives is working witt
will. The old Continental is to be fitteC
up. and they propose to do yeoman service
In all future campaigns. At the meeting to-
morrow night it is expected that the orSani
zation will be completed. --,.
PERSONAL NoTEs.-W. l.. Fernald, Esq.
collector United States revenue for this dis
trict. has lust returned Gronla visit to Wash
ingtOD.
Joseph c. Russell, formerly of the revenue
office of this place, and late delegate iron
Brunswick county, was in town YESTERDAY
Our old towpsman Mr.. Joseph Wells II
on a visit to his old friends after an absence
of some years. '
MINOR ToPIcs.-The !" Old Roosters" re
qaIed themselves on Brunswick stew, lcet
drinks, &C.. Yesterday, at Buck Hill. .
Tue work of fencing and otherwise orna
menting Bridge avenue from the arch 10 tl'
bridge commenced yesterday. :.
The police have made various arrests OF dis
orderly parties during the past lew days, an'
Justice Chiies has made them contribute u
the town treasury.
phe Manchester Odd-Fellows are consider
ing the expedieney of THE endowment poiiey
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SARATOGA. August 2G.-Thc National Tenn
perance Association throughout the country
met here at 10 O'Clock today.
The committee on permanent organlza
ton reported for president Judge K. g. Pit
man, of Massachusetts. One hundred unC
forty delegates were present, and others art
expected, which will probably make ths
number three hundred.
At the afternoon session the committee or
resolutions was announced, and the Chail
called on the delegates for verbal reports o
the condition of the societies in their respec
tive States. The call was responded to, anC
in many instances good reports were rem
dered. s.s +"