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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17
.SielU Advertisements,


| PROBATE GaHitowoc Cennty Court State Of
Il W Wisconsin, Mauitowoc COUNTESS
In the matter Of tine estate Of Lemuel p Nichols
deceased On this 10th day OF April A. D. 1873 upon
read kg and Hing the petition of Hannah Nichols
ao~ OF deceased, stating that LeEiuei P. Nichols
late Of Rockland the County of Napitowoc d,si
interstate on or about the 10th day Of JaIuary 1873
and praying thar she be appointed Adininistr of
stld eafte Ii e ordered, tg1 sad application be
heard before at the Probate Once. IN the cry I
Manitowoc. County of Nsnituwoc the 18th dav of
NAY, A d. iei4- AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ And Il l. fur
iaer ordered, that notice CT such application and
hearing be given 10y publishing copy tliis order
iI three Successive weeks, once each week in the
"ItNITowuc TRIBUNE Il newspaper printed in said
city and county, prior 10 said hearing.
BY the CopTt " W TALDO
20-l-3t ]. d. m County Ip,r-a
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A SPLENDID stock of new style para
soils, just opened at j. E. PLATT's.

SERIOUS ACcIDENT-Audrew Nelson,
young ship carpenter lately from
Chicago, fell, last Monday, from the
staging of the new vessel, being built
at the Dry Dock yard and was struck on
the side of the head BY a falling deck
beam. which broke his cheek-bone and
tore one of his ears nearly off HIS in
juries are quite serious and fears are en-.
tertainea Of his recovery.
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J. a. NooNAN.-From a circular re-
eeived this week, we learn, with great
pleasure, that ~ Noonan Is himself
again. = We congratulate our old friend
and our fraternity to that happy event,
and heartily bespeak for him the united
support and patronage of every printer
Of the Northwest. Ions may he wave
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17

A LARGE stock of blank paper for Let
Ter, Note and Bill Heads, Statements.
Envelopes, Visiting Cards, ETC., have just
been received, which will be printed on
short notice. In the latest fancy style and
st the lowest rates. Please call aud ex-
anime our stock and samples.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17

Music GIVEN AwAY-We will order
''Psters' Musical Monthly to be sent
Tor one year to a2y one who will send US
sixteen subscribers to our paper. Think
Of il, You can get at least Sixty Beau
ti.ui Songs, Ducts, and Choruses, and
from fifty to sixty Piano pieces, worth
at least $40, by sending III sixteen sub
scribers to our paper 46-tf,
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The WESTERN RURAL-Tc any one
paying US So 80, We viii send the Hest
e57a Raral, the popular and excellent
Rural and Family Weekly Of the West.
for one year, and credit one years sub
yeription paid 20 our own paper. The
Heste,m Peral, alone. is 81. 50 per year,
and every family in the West ought to
have it-46,ly.
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SCALDED To DEATH-A little daughter
OF Anton Heinzen, p years old, pulled a
basin of boiling water upon herself Sun
day before last and died after week OF
intense suffering on last yesterday. Pa
rents can hardly be too careful, to avoid
such fearful accidents.
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VIZ will send copy of ''Rtters' lHa-
.tcal Monthly for one year to any one
sending US $500. Our paper speaks
for itself, add you may know the value
of Peters Musical Monthly" from the
fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Duets, and Choruses,
and from fifty TO sixty Piano pieces,
worth ut least $40. 46-tG
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MARY BARKER.

THE PcREsr AND SwEETFsr CoD-LIvrE on is Hazard
Z Csswalls, made the shore, from fresh, Sc
iscted livers, by CAswELI, HAzsRD Co. New York
Il Is absolutely pure and ssge. Patients who lavt
taken ii prefer it to all others Physicians have
decided il superior TO any Of the other oils market
1916 "
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THE Ladies Sociable will be held next
Tuesday evening at the basement of the
Presbyterian Church. A pleasant euter-
tainment is promised and an invitation to
be present is extended to all the friends.
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The Masonic fraternity and the many
ether friends who so kindly and gener-
ously attended my husband during his
long sickness, and at MS funeral, will
please accept my heartfelt acknowledge
rent Of undying gratitude
MARY BARKER,
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King Of the BLOOD.

For SwELIED NECK AND ENLARGED
GLANDS. Case For several years past
I have been badly afflicted with Goitre,
or Swelled Neck, and it had become so
bad that an effor to raise my arms above
my head produced choking sensation,
which was almost uncomfortable. After
trying several remedies with no benefit,
[ was advised to try KING or THE
BLOOD, which did, and the effect has
been almost miraculous. I took nearly
seven bottles, and it has not only cured
my neck, but greatly benefited my gen
eral health. [ have not felt so well for
years. I have been troubled from child
hood with fatty tumors on my arms, and
l can see the wonderful effects of your
medicine upon those, for they have al
ready begun to diminish, and I think
that if / continue on with the medicine,
they will entirely disappear.
With gratitude, | remain,
CHARLOTTE S. SMITH, Columbus, Pa.
SEQ advertisement in another column.
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CsGfhiag.-The most fashionable
clothing for gentlemen and boys nov
daily received from New York, on the
corner OF sth aai Commercial streets.
Eorth side.
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OrcIOsure Sale.

GIRCUIT COURT. uanitowoc County Chris
- hoeJke GglfTSt Fred. Pautz and Emilia Pautz hi
vie. In virtue OF and peFSuaut 70 Judgment or1c
81 Foreclosure and sale rendered in the above entitled
action the 18th day of February 1873. regal 50
OF the Circuit Court for Man. t0wuc County. !
shall expose Tor sale and sell at public yenduc It ja
Sheriff. Office in the civ and county al AsIituwoc
state Of Wisconsin,, on the 10th day of April i. D.
1873, at ten O'Clock 4 Il All the following gagged
premises much of the be necessary
TO satisfy the amount ldjudged to the PA ntln
=eteI with the costs expenses IT, cit: Fifty feet
'front.' York by eighty feet deep of lot eight
- in block one hundred aud siXtyve (lt5 also lot
five ~. in block two hundred AMI thiry git
t2sS) and the north twenty f2G) feet OF Tot
} III BLOCK hundred ami >jXty-fiyc 1851 sit
Uated in the City of Man tywuc, i'll the County Man
ltUwuc and State of " iscOHsin.
Dated, MantowOc, Wis. Feb. oath. 1873.
r. D. SMART. Sheriff, Man Co.
j. d. MARKHAM, Pltfs. Attorney.
The above sale il hereby postponed Ill the 10th
lay Of May A D., 73 at 10 o'clock in the fore
of said day at the Court House, in the CITY Of
Nanitowoc 524t X. d. SMART. Sheriff.
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D. ~ eIAo



y Prohate-Manitowec County Court. In the mat
ter OF the estate OF Mary Carr deceased. o. read
and filing the petition IF I'm Hall, almiHistri-
tor, setting forth lie amount { personal that
has come to his hands, ana tie disposition there Il
the amount OF debts outstanding against said do
ceased, and description OF ali the real estate OF
which SAID deceased died seized and the CONDITION
and ya'ue OF the respective portions thereof; aud
praying that license be to him granted sell all
said real estate. and iLappeariI lay said petition that
fiiere i not sufficient personal estate ia the hands
said John Hall 10 pay said debts and that Heces
ary in order to pay the san,e sell all OF said real
estate; if is therefore ordered that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before the Judge Of this
Court. on Monday the 2lst day of prl Il D., 1873
10 o'clock mt the office of the County Judge
the City oi NauitOw in said county, then and there
to show cause Of any there br) why license shouId
not be granted TO said John Hall to sell said real
estate recording TO fhe prayer OF said petition. And
Is further ordered that copy OF This order shall
he published tor four successive weeks prior SAID
day of hearing, in "THIBTNE'' q weekly newspaper
printed and Published at Nanitowoc said county.
and personally served all persons interested in
ad estate residing in said county. at least fourteen
days before SAID day Of hearing By the Court
SOFT sa W WALDO, Go. Judge.
Dated at Manito8oc the 19;h dag OF March 4 D
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q. TOlT'ison HIS received the FIRST
spring goods direct from New York
which were bought By Mr.. Sallek, who
returned from there last Saturday.
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The schooner Sped. Capt. johnson.
Tas tronght IN out Of the ice this morn
log. abeut 10 miles from shore, by the
tug Astty Smoke The Speed has been
N the ice since Monday. Il was quite
dangerous undertaking fos the li'tle tug,
but several captains. among them, those
of the schrs. .Sordu,a Driirer and Sow
Becker. volunteered their services and
we've crowned with Sues
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Dissolution Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the ooraFiuershiI
- heretofore existing between j. t. Platt, A II
Gray ana V. ". Foster. under the name ana styIs o
Platt. Gray & Foster il this day dissolved by
-onsent The business VIII hereafter be conduct =d n
; Il. Platt, who will pay all demands against sale
firm this date and who alone authorized 20 col
eCt al debts due said firm. J. z PLNTT.
4 II. GRAY.
Sit Y. ". FOSTER.
Dated. Msnitowoc, Wis, Saturday March 22d. 1879
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Boots y ShOes.-The finest as
sortment of the latest styles for men and
women-Boston goods-haYe just been
received at Torrison's.
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The Wisconsin Central Railroad.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel


On Sunday morning our dispatches
carried the information that the United
States Attorney General had rendered a
decision touching the lands granted to aid
In the construction of the Wisconsin Cen
tral Railroad. The road has been in OPP
Grafton for year or more from Menasha
TO Stevens Point. and during the lasI
summer it was extended upward of fifty
miles beyond the latter place, making
about hundred and fifty miles OF the
road now tDlshed. A difference Of opin-
Ion existed as TO whether the company
could claim transfer OF any portion OF
the grant for so much of the road as 1t
had completed west of the last-named
place. This difference arose from the
fact that Portage was named liz the grant
as one OF the initial points of the road.
The supposed bar to its obtaining the land
was held TO be its failure to build the con-
Meeting link between Portage and Stevens
Point. The glst of the decision Is, that
the company Is entitled to grant of the
land for that part of the road already
constructed. and that, by the conditions
OF the grant. it was not obliged to begin
the constr uetlon OF its road from Portage.
Contracts for the construction Of the
remaining portion of the line to Ashland
will probably be made within the next
ten days, and the work will go vigorous
ly on to completion during the summer.
In addition to this, the Lake Shore, Mani
towoc, and Western Road will be put un
der the controlc of the Wisconsin Central
Immediately, unless speedy solution is
effected of the financial difficulties thro'
which the road is now passing. Efforts
are now being made to relieve the road of
Its embarrassment, and decision, one
way or the other. will be reached. per
haps during the present week. Should
the road pass into the hands Of the Cen
trail, the incompleted portion of it will be
finished at once and the whole line put in
operation to this city.
In this connection we may say that the
report. which has gained currency. to the
effect that the Wisconsin Central is about
TO pass into thu hands of the Chicago &
Northwestern, is totally without founda-
ton.
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ALL goods warranted just as repre-
sented. If they fail in any particular,
they can be returned and the money re-
funded. j. L. PLATT.
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Hats s. Caps. latest spring
styles just received from New York at
Torrison's.
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VI AEEEsE ED.

BURTT-PECK-By Rev. j. Laveile,
Apri! 9Th. 1873. at the Williams
House, Mr.. ST.. PIERRE BURT, and
Miss MARY ELLEN PECK, both OF
Gibson.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17

Our stock of shawls is the most com
plete and best selected in the city. Do
not fail to examine it before purchasing
7 T. pTATT's
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Qnite feet of sail vessels whose des-
tinatiou is further north. are now IN this
port ieebound.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17

TABLE Cloths and Napkins, full line
at the lowest possible prices at
J. e. PLATT's.
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Fancy CassiHicreS ard other fash.
ionable cloths of the latest inportaiions
are now arriving, and are on exhibition
at Torrison's.
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LOUIS EsE En.
FOR SALE!

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
firm of sixty acres with barnes
and outhoases appertaining
thereto ; n the village of
Mish colt, for sale on easy
terms. For part oulars Of
term en- uire Oh the premises
or cf R P. S5.HB, of this city.
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A FRESH stock of groceries of oil kinds,
including the very best old Govt. Java
coffee, at j. f. PLATT's.
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The largest assortment of silk and vel
vet ribbons in the northwest at J. E.
PLATT's.
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CASsMINIERs and Doeskins. full as
sortment of the newest patterns at
j. Il. PLATT's.
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The new three-and-after. Blazing Star.
Capt. Griffin, will be launched from
Henry Berger yard. on next Saturday
..G1ernnnn
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A LARGE stock Of new styles dress
goods just received at j. i. PLATT's.

-"The first bird of Spring
Came forth TO sing,
Bur ere he had uttered a note.
He fell from the limb
A dead bird was him
The music had friz in his throat
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She NRtBuNE.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONS horing advertisements
intended for insertion IN the ensuing
nunaber Of the TRIBUNE, aciW please
hand IN their ,fauors prer5ous to neot
Wednesday noon.
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CARD OF THANKS.

FULL line Of Embroideries ana notions
Of all kinds at J. Z. PLATT's.
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Land Plaster fresh

Land Plaster fresh supply
has just been received at Torrison ware
house, put up IN .se7c grain bags; this
iudicious arrangement saves the expense
Of barrels, which, heretofore, has been
quite an item to our farming community.
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The schrs LuIso and scow Ella DoaI
went into Dry Dock. on last Friday fol
repairs.
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THE following are the contents Of Ar
thur Home Magazine for April, 1873 :
Relies of traditional age. (Illustra
ted By Mrs. Z. B. Dufey; A Day
dream, by Dard Best OF Proverbs and
Adages, by Louise V. Boyd; In Early
Days, by Josephine Pollard; A Year Ago.
illustrated by E. 3. D.; Ever Near.
by George r. Graham The Common
frog, Rama Temporaria), (illusrrated) !;
The New. by Catherine Kingston Filler !;
Sacrifcial Worship, ty Z. B. Reyes !;
A Noble Art, by Auber Forester; Some
time. by Mrs. Hattie F. Bell; My Thorn.
by Rosetta Rice; Crooked Places, by
Edward Garrett; Unkind Words, by
Marie S. Ladd The Wine Question in
Society; The Mistress of Abbeylands !;
Emily Faithful, by Virginia E. Town
send; Joshua Davidson Habitusl
Movements in the lower animals; The
Deacon's House hold. hy Pipsissiway
Potts The Wreck. by Sudie; Religious
Reading; Calling and Leading His Sheep
Reserve in Pleasure; Mothers Depart
ment; Babies, by Eleanor Kirk Boy S
and Girls Treasury Mousie and her
Babies, by Rosetta Rice-Dash and the
Doctor; Health Department. To take
grease out of floor or table-Recipes +;
Evenings with the Poets; We've grown
lesson from the leaves Waiting-Baby' s
drawer-The Angel of patience-Lifted
Over, by Helen Hunt New PubIica-
tions; Editor Department.
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ScHUETzENFEsT.-At meeting of the
society on the 18th inst at klinghols
Hall. it was unanimously resolved that
the celebration of the Sharp Shooter :
Society of Manitowoc viii be held il
kinghol Park on the sth of juno next.
The Wisconsin State Society viii have
iis grand celebration in this city en- the
2sth. Goth, snd 3oth. of August next.
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GET in another column, advertisement about
SEEIowa and Nebraska Lands.
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SesrinS .Na6hines.-Singer :
latest Improvements on Sewing Machines
can bow De examined at the agency here
IN the store of D. Torrison.
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TO Stephen Greenwood. D-fsndan

Mary J. Greenwood, Plaintiff
against Summons for relief
Stephen Greenwood, Dsfsndaatl Com. served3
THE STATE or WISCONSIN.
To Stephen Greenwood, D.fendQat.
SlR:-Nou are hereby summoned and REQUIRED 10
nSwer the complaint in this action. which COPY
IS herewith served upon yuu, serve cot,y Of your
answer on me nj my thce in city of Aiauiowoc
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service, here
Of exclusive Of the duy of such service: aud if yau
fail 10 he complaint a. aforesaid the pIaimrif
II apply 10 the CouTi for the relief demanded the
com paiut. " Ill. \. PLACE PIN ANY
Dated Nauitowoc- Wis, April 18th 4. D. rs
The complaint III the aA,,vc entitled act ION II,
hlei in t.e Office of the Clerk the Circuit Csurt Gf
AanintoWoc County on the 18th day OF APRIL 1873
-o-l6tp WILL A PLACE, Atty. Tor PIN
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GEE in another column. advertisements about
> Z Z Iowa and Nebraska Hands.
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Greet Bargains The ladies of
this city and county will find the latest
spring styles in silks, and other dress
goods, just arrived from New York at
gTssa.,sSDssss.
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l.0G0 y1s. Kentucky Jeans.
1.G00 yds. DENNIS.
i.000 yis. Check sud Strires.
500 pairs OveFhauls aul Shirts
at j, 3. Pl.,rF's.
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April 18th, ISL

April 18th, 1875.
Council met pursuant 70 adjournment
Present, Mayor. 4. D. Jones, and full
Board Of Aldermen.
Petition to appoint John Dillon watch
man in ID and 4th ward, was referred
to com. on Police.
Petition to appoint Charles Gallagher
Waterman, referred t. same com.
Petition OF Michael Dooling. and p.
\. Hanson. for same position referred to
same eom.
Resolution of Ira p Smith, deferring
the election Of City Marshal and Harbor
Master, till the next meeting Of the
Board. Adopted.
The following claims we're received
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10000 yds, Bleached and unbleached
sheetiugs just received at
J. Z. PLATT's.
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Summons.
- Gzz1aSKEDnSs
-AN1TOWOG COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

r. D. SMART.
Sheriff Of MauItowac Co.
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KYNAsrON TO THE FRONT

Mr.. James kynastOn, whose reputation 20,
butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened new meat
and Twentieth street, next door TO Mr.. Pat
Burts grocery store. 1t isawell Known aud
acknowledged fact that Mr.. kynastOn dur.
ing his long experience In the meat BUSH
ness IN this city, never offered to his custom
ers anything but the choicest Of every Kind
Of meat. lie i, u good judge of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest aud latest,
and A. 4 consequence has the best of beet
The same may be said of every Kind Of meat
sold 10y him. Give him trial, aud our word
Tor Il, you will always be pleased. G,ls-u
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Messrs K Smythe a Co, intend re-
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on tho Ohio i"yoe, 10 the
one occupied hy them at the corner Of
n inoteentb and Commercial avenue, hay
ing met with success in their new store
far beyond their most ssnguine oNpecta-
tions, they have ccncludod',o consolidate
for tue present ut least, their business
In the meantime their store house on the
leyee will be given thorough overhaul
ing and placed IN perfect repair. Thank
ing the public for past iGvors they re,peet-
fully solicit Il continuance Of the same
7-lStf
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kSTRAI NOTICE.

Taken up by Ezra King OF Clear Creek
precinct, ON the 10Th day of June, 1873,
and posted before James l.. Sanders, j..
F., on the 3Olh day of June, 1873, n .orrel
mare nine or ten years old, sixteen hands
high, and having weak eyes. Also at the
same time and place, mcuse.colored
mare mule, name sheared, about eighteen
months old. Appraised, together n,
eighty-dv6 dollars, tho report of which
taking up and posting is on lilo in my Of
ice. JACOB q. LrNCH,
7.3l-3t County Clerk.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

two-story house on Commercial ave
nue. near the corner of Nineteenth street.
The house is forty feet long by twenty
two feet wide /, contains ten rooms and
kitchen, and good cistern and necessary
out houses are attached t. it. 1t is we'll
ventilated and we'll adapted Tor Il bushes.
house or dwelling. II is IN II business part
Of the city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply to
joHE HEGAKTY,
River shannon House, Oslo Leyee,
Cairo, Illinois. 7-S.lm.
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here on Tuesday. Pat had not had good
square drunk for several weeks But he
didn't dare to get tight "down-below,
FOR they have too much cholera
down there, and ~ cholera ana
whiskey don't go well together, be put Oh
his usual .ri-monthiy spree until he got TO
Cairo where there is no cholera, and
where he needn't be "afrad on that ac-
count. And when he came Co Cairo ho
did get drunk His was the most genuine
Ease OF drunk that has been known in thi-
city for years. Bill Lee has been drunk
for twenty I'VE years, and during s!i that
time he has Never seen the day be could
hold a candle to Duvall for loose,
lumber, sleepy drunk. But DuyaIl was
harmless spree, and he was fined only
two dollars and the trimmings lie thinks
!, will require four days to sober OH. sni
viii stop with Dan Mccartney al the cts
iIul until sober.