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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
W. p. HARPER,
ia2I 81 fell Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlesn

Peter kilIelea VS.. Thomas killeiea.
IIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 3925.-By virtue of writ OF
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth district Court for the parish of orleans,
in the above entitled cause win proceed to sell AT
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, Ietv cen Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, February 1, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, 10
wit
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Johnson, Hospital, Barracks and Gal
veZ streets, designated by the numbe three
ona sketch annexed to an act passed before a.
ID. Doriocourt notary public i'll this city, on
the eighth of March, 1867 and measuring thirty
one feet front on Johnson street, by one hundred
feet deep on the side toward Hospital street and
ninety feet eleven inches Six lines deep on
the other side; twenty four fet five inches on the
line of the 'Old Chemin des LepreuX," and seven
feet eleven inches on a line parallel to johnson
street.
O. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the same district and square and adjoining the
one above described measuring three feet front on
Johnson street, by ninety-one feet eleven inches
six lines i'll depth, more OF less, adjoining on
one side til portion of ground herein above de-
Andti.uy and forming part of the lot designated
bN miaIner four q sketch annexed to an act
passed before said A. ID. DerioCnurr, notary public,
on the sixteenth day of May, 1871, together with
the holdings and improvements thereon, and all
the rights. ways servtudes, privileges and advan-
tages tEereunto belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning.
Being the same property acquired BY the de-
PENDANT herein by purchase from James Kile!ea,
per act of salo before Edward Barnett, notary pub
lie in this city, dated August q, 1870.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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Ia3 Is FED Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.

John Harvey VS.. bernard Fitzpatrick
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No. 4ol5-By virtue Of writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans 10
tie above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in tie second District Of this
city, on SATUDAY, February Is, 1873 at twelve
o'clock M, the following described property, to
wit
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
rights, ways and privileges thereunto belonging,
situated in the Fourth District Gate city Of Latay
cite, parish of Jeferson), of the city of New Or
leans, in thIs State, in the square bounded by
Adele Josephine, Rousseau ard Fulton tnow St.
Thomas streets; said piece or portion of ground
forms the corner of said Adele and Rousseau Streets
and measures forty tePt front on Adele street.
by depth and font on Rousseau street of six Y
three feet American measure, and il forms part of
the original lot number four Of square number four
on p plan made by the city surveyor on the ninth
of November, 1880, deposited ia the Office Of the
late g. Sringer. then notary public in This city;
which property was purchased By the def ndant
Lcrcla from John HJllinger snd wife. according to
Gil act passed before j. F. Coffey, notary public in
this city Oh the nineteenth Of April, 1863
HeIzrd III the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot -
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r.su IL rrnnGsnN-WI HnnGSoN

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc COG.
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PLANTATIONS, LANDS INTERESTS, ETC.
ASSIGNBE'S SALE.

By ORDER OF E K. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THR MATTER OF HENRY ]. FELTUS AM
Others, in Bankruptcy.
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LANDS AND LOTS IN LOUISIANA.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. JULIA MEYER, DECEASED
WIFE OF l.. BLOOM.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a 742.
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FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
AsSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.


IN THE MATTER OF ADAM WERNER, IN BANE-
RUPTCY.
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BY 6. De Ferret q Co.
BUSINESS STAND. CORNER OF PRO6PEE AEH'
CLAIBORNE STREETS.
sUCCE ssIoN OF NJ. r. HAGGERTY.

POSITIVE AND UNRkSFEyBD SALE HOE Sc
COUNT or NJ CARROLL.
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EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
L of Orleans, 80. 90 830-NO $685. late
Seventh District Court. - BY virtue of a writ
of heri faca to directed by the honor
able the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, III the above entitled cause, and pur-
ant 10 an agreement entered into between the
parties Interested he rein will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
e4rg' Exchange, RUya! street, between Canal and
Customhotse streets in the Second District Of this
e7ty on FRIDAY. F. bruary u, 1873 ut twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
yight side of Cent ly Road Bayou Savage, in
ths rear of the Third District of this CITY, measur
ing nine aTpents front the said road bayou by
y depth of about s,xteeu aIpents, and divided i'll
nine poTtiOHs or parcels Of land, designated by the
1umbers ninety-two, niuety-four. ninety Six,
ninety ght, one hundred, one hundred and two
ono Hundred and four one hundred and six and
one hundred and eight on the p an of Lewis H.
Pile late surveyor, dated the eighth OF March
1853 and deposited in the office OF Eusebe Bcuny,
notary public in this city; together with all the
rights ways tervitudes and appurteDances thereto
belong in anywise appertainirg, being the
same property acquired by the defendant herein
w purchase from plaintiff herein per act passed
before n B. Trist notary public, in this city, Oh
ae twenty seventh of December 1867.
Seized i'll the 1 boVe SUIT
Terns-Cash Oh the spot.
W P. HARPER,
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardev q Co.
JCCBssIoN OF MICHAEL KENNY.

PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAINR AND ROM
STREETS.
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

In THE MATTER OF scion ENGEL, IN BAN
ruptcy.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of O7stas1S
No II
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District Court Of the United States Of America fol
the District of Louisana-No. ll4l.
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on pre aesaI.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fos 3 , 10y ~ 10 fos
w 1vee rnstsl-san excellent - .,s AZ ths
ISHH Esisis fy,ss 'sv' ar"
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

All pelsons wishing hne pictures or por.
traits OF themselves or frends, at reasonable
prices, Will do Well TO favor w with a call us
We are prepared 10 execute any sty lie OF pie.
lures that may he called for ON the shortest
notice. Old pictures enlarged TO any size,
and colored In oil, India Ink. psstlc and
water coors All work mado TO give salts.
faction or no charge. 202dSn
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A NOVEL proposition for the subsidy ',odo!.
of American steamships, we nn n"r,
stand, will he proposed 70 the i, " ,he
Congress. Persons interested y, wy ~.
new American Transatlantic S.v"" !
ship line will ask Congress 70 gra n,,;
bounty of $40 per head for every s, e,u n,
grant brought to this country !. s' and
Vessels built In the United State IN, III ~
CARRYING the American nag :. WIN nil nj
claimed that subsidy in this ioti i,l, W. y
secure much more valnabie res So no g
the Government than subsidies as nv"
voted. EWc -, ,note for
The same company will. comp sbat ~ n
the ocean mails on the groun,ai a., 'n stocl K
company, every dollar OF ies aims aims
owned by Americans, and whose se, sotr
were built exclusively IN tnis co' gss.
and sale under the United states esr me ne
may very, properly compete eo, y,
CARRYING OF the mails. This CONF ,,rd II
It is said, Is keeping a care''i, re n,;cipa.
the spped of the stea nships W ANN
ton Of this contest.
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The DAILY HERALD.

Office la rhird sioFy or CLARA 4 nr,.
ans New ilu'iding, Corner OF Lan,ay
and Main hireeis,
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Nomans Mallc,l Adviser, u neat little
hook, containing causes, SymptonsaDd treat
in.nl uf all ordinary affections afiiictlng the
fcmal sex, can be had 10y enclosing 20 cents.
Address as above.
sold wholesale and retail AZ Dallas, Texas,
nv nc. IiCSklNS.
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We take shis occasia. ~ iiiAnk ons
friends tor past iayors, and tesprrt'
nIiis cnlt their attention 10 oWr iui.
mensc -,och, which We are Jnsl rcsci,'
inE direct nom the principal manu-.
iacturers of lhe Norih aud West, pu,,
chnshing direct from 1rst hands ior
cash on the spot, .nd awaiting eur
sei,cs OF c,ory advantage ny sbippins
Ia ear loads under special contract.
and by aur avn labor almost irecin.
ourselves from store ~ pcnses. Va
confident Ia our ability 10 ofier 10 ou
friends nnd 90 tic p.biic gcnersiIy IA
in,rnense stock ~ bes,cr rates an
more UNIFORMLY low figures than hs
ever before bcen offered Ia the isterior
OF feKas.
A. basis md Foundation OF our
business, We guarantee every article Ia
be M represented, or money refunded
at our expense OF transportation.
Our success Ia business depends en-.
tireiS upon estsbIishinE . Wholesale
trade IN Northern Texas, And we only
Nsh n fair aud Impartial trial, amt a
close comparison OF uniforms prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
aud New orleans with frrighia added.
aud We checrrliy abide by the deci.
sion OF the same.
DARLINGTON, MARSALIs 4 co.
umdtI
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). w. SCnENCK,
kln NIreNI nllAS. TOMS.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
4 CARD.

We ARE doing an auction and com.
mission business, at the corner Of Elm
and Market streets Appointment point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments Of -four, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate busi-
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, andmake
liberal advances on conslgnments. Our
motto; "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References; Swindells *
McCaleb, Editors and proprietors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas "
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt @. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils, Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shyoek & Row
land, st, Louis; T. c, Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas Robt. Hare, Caron-
delct st., New Orleans,
Respectfully,
NJ, A. HIBBLER n co.
", A. HnpLER. W. C. sicRLEs
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FOR SALE.

mic, residence, seven rooms &C. SIN
miles from Dallas. ,.u.. from Me.
i'' Also, q small farm Ave mile" "o" '
kinney. ,.,.o, md eighty acres 81
Creek, pal l1Sas HENRY BROWN ssoS'
2t3dSw2m -
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!. W. swinaoiis Il Coz Publishers,
rEkmS
WEEKLY HERALD,

I.. IS tHklN HERALD wli be p,b.
~ iry fsllrlIy nUrnlng Subs.rin.
lnu, l'll pnr innumi sl,50 lOr six Inoniiis
pnysul9 IN advance, No subscription taken
los y iat period lhnn six months,
Al ,urllsnmepis inserted AT Tho rate M Al M
per square for tho FIRST insertion, and "a cents
lpr each subsequent insertion, ''''-
Obituary hutirns, marriages, deaths, public
meetings. cards Of Trunks, rIo., 10 be pnId IN
At half advertisement rates ~" w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
p II o p O S A l. S
FOR COPYING THE LAWS AND
JOURNALS OF THE 2STH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF ILLINOIS.

on or before the 2sth day Of May, 1877.
and until II O'Clock IN. OF said day, sealed
proposals will be received hy the cCmmi>-
,iuners OF public printing Tor copying the
laws. Journals and Joint resolutions of the
Twenty.eighth general assembly of the
sta,e of Illinois, aud tor Such additional
copying As may be ordered by said general
assembly.
such proposals mush he in triplicatc. one
copy TO be deposited with the secretary Of
state, one with the auditor of public ac-
counts and one with the state treasurer.
and accompanied by bond, for the faith III
performance Of the contract, In the penal
sum of $4,000, signed by two sureties. said
bond must he sati>fact' Try to said commits
,ioners. and be approved 10y the governor,
ant filed in his office until th- award j.
made.
Each proposal must he accompanied by al
least ten lines OF the Handwriting 81 the per-
son making the y opo>al,-lcgal cap paper
taken a. the measure.
The governor and the commissioners "l
public printing reserve 10 themselves the
ripht.to re,ectauy and all bids. The proposal,
will be opened al three 0'c nck p. m, We'd
ncsday, May -. 1873. in the office OF the
governor, and the contract then and there
awarded unless all bids are rejected.
GRO. ii. HARLOW, Scc'y OF state.
4. T.. IIPPINCOIr, Auditor l.. y.
r. RUIZ, State Treasurer.
BILL d2w. Commissioners Public Printing.
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HOW MUCH, GENTLEMEN, HOW
MUCH.

Messrs, Z. W. Corliss and Ben Rankin
are now engaged in the manufacture of
tobacco At Metropolis, and have in opera.
tlona large establishment. They have
also purchased the machinery formerly
used by James and Close in this city, and
now at Shawneetown. Corliss and Ran
kin are ssgacious business men. They
know that Stawnee,own is a good place
and that Metropolis is not bad, but they
cannot deny Cairo the merit of being the
best place in the West for their or any other
business. They believe too, that If they
should consolidate the shawneetown and
Metropolis machinery and bring /, TO
Cairo, they could establish q tobacco factory
which would contribute much to the prom.
erty Of this city Is we'll as rebound to
their own benefit, They are willing to be
induced to come among US, too; and will
II the proper inducements are held ont,
What are the citizens willing to do? How
can We ascertain what G. and X. want,
Win not Mayor Wood, who is anxious 10
do bis whole duty, take this matter in
hand, correspond with Messrs Corliss 4
Rankin, ascertain what they want, let the
people know the terms and then ascsr,ain
whether We can sccede TO them And ii
bio will, won't he, without delay?
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Messrs. Taber Brothers, jewellers. Com.
mercial avenue, near corner of Eighth
street, have on exhibition In their show
window set Of jewelry OF their own manu-.
facturc, which for style, beauty and work
manship cannot be excelled by any jewellery
establishment East or West. The gold OF
which the jewelry was made was obtained
from the City National bank, and every
particle Of the wori, which is very elaborate
and beautiful, was designed and executed
In Tabcr Brothers establishment. The i'm.
preston which some of our people have
that our home jewelers. cannot do as good
work as can be obtained in Chicago, St
Louis, Cincinnati, or any other city, is false
and all Messrs. Tabor Brothers ask Is a triaI
to prove that they can do as good work a.
can be obtained by sending away from
home.
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THE FURNITURE FACTORY AND
SALESROOMS.

SALESROOMS.
VIM EichoG, proprietor of the furni.
ture factory and salesrooms, corner Wash.
ington avenue and Seventeenth street, has
always on hand . complete stock Of all
Kinds Of furniture, which he is enabled to
to sell on better terms than any other
dealer in the city. He invites public al
tention to this fact, and solcits q call from
all desiring to purchase furniture.
Mr.. Eichof proposes on the 2lst inst,
or about that date, to add to hi, business
smother department--the manufacture OF
csne.seat chairs. He is now negotiating
with and has already secured the services
OF some Of the best of workmen in this
line, and will also give to this department
his own attention and care. Persons bsy.
ing cane chairs, out Of which the seats
have been worn, eau have them recaned
now, by sending in their orders TO the fac.
tory on Washington avenue. Old cane.
seat chairs can be made Jus, as good as
new at . trivial cost
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PUREST WHITE

And every variety of shade or color. Dur
able, beautiful. waterproof, elastic and
economical The Ayerill Chemical Pain,
is prepared tor immediate application, re-
quiring no oil. thinner nor dryer. 1t is sold
by the gallon in packages TO suit, from one
to forty gallons. 1t dries with hard, rich,
glossy surface, does not run iro n seams OF
nail-holes. viii not rub, crack nor peel of
covers more with the same body, and /,
cheaper. more lasting, and better in every
respect than any other paint. n. +. Way 4
Co., general commission merchants and
wholesale agents for the A. Z. p, Sixth
street, between Commercial and Washing.
ton avenues. n. Is. BE very cautious
counterfeits are abroad!.
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number Of our gay little folks INDUCED
In surprise party at the residence Of Mr.. Z.
=. DAVIS, on Friday evening %ust. Early in
the evening the young ladies AID gentlemen
gathered At the residence Of Mr.. Phil How.
ard, by whose daughters the party was got.
ten up and engineered. At = reasonable
hour the party lett Mr.. Howards and
swooped down upon Master Frank Davis, to
whom II was in truth surprise. The par.
ue'pants 10 the festive occasion passed the
evening gsily, and the party did not break
Up until very late hour
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SALE OF sERVICEABLE AND UNsER.
NiCEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU oY Opns.Scy


Navy Department, April 20, ls73
There viii be sold Al public auction to the
highest bidder, at IL IN, on Thursday, NAV
18Th, 1879, at the naval station. Mound civ
Illinois, quantity OF cannon projectiles and
miscenaneous articles OF ordnance, In par,
~ follows, viz:
90 81 pdr Parrot rifles.
"a 0pdr PARROT rifles.
30 pdr Dahlgrep rifle.
so Ddr Dahlgren rifles.
% 30 pdr cannon.
70 eight inch canuons.
! elk inch mortar
large quantity, about AL tons. of ten
men, eight inch, ~ pdr, 30 pdr, 20 pdr. 10
pdr, and thirteen inch mortar proie.,i,o.
ana miscellaneous ordnance stores inclnd
ing q lot OF scrap bronze.
Terms: Ten per cent. in gover,uo,,
Iun's On the conclusion OF the sale. and The
Aaue' within ten days, during which
u~o INC ..ac'es must be removed from Tho
s'Auoe, Otherwise they will revert TO ,hs
government. W VIC
It's TO be distinctly under.,oo, ,,..
guAsaniss Will be gwen 70 nur.L."
articles offered for sale and rn,.a a., %
catalogue a. regards their exae, cond,,ins
n quality. put It, is believed, hoYsysr ,h.,
everything offered for sale is a. reprs,.., ,Ass
WILLIAM N. JxvyERs, Chief Of Bur,.u
The above Is published by order of n.
commsndsnt OF station, to whom person. de-
airing 70 become purchasers and wishing n
inspect the articles offered for sale should
apply. FRANCIS T. GILLsTr.
eed6wtd Psymastor Y. 8. Navy.
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JONATUAN'S DEFENSE

The SUM- in that facetious vein
which has made it so popular among the
lovers Of dry humor-men like Alderman
Nellis, for instance-has pictured US as
Jonathan and the Gentle Myers, deputy,
"'~'' - ""-n and hns d-ornad " tes- ~
two on the severed bonds of our former
friendship. The picture is no, faithful.
We, it is true, were Myers Jonathan, but
he was not our David. Did We not often
do hin favor by shooting the arrow be-
yond the stone Eel, and didn't he Jus, as
often sneak around behind US and shoe,
Parthisn arrows-we believe that ia their
nsme-into our innocent back? Was that
the part of DAVID Myers is nobody's Da-
vid, except Louis. At least he is not ours,
and never WAS, Wherefore we have often
lamented with loud voice, and now feel
like a COW robbed Of her first born calf, a
cat bereft of her litter, or any other mis-.
cradle thing.
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1t has been suggested that the police De
uniformed. THE BULLETIN endorses and
kindly takes to the suggestion; but should
we stop at thiss Would it not be well to
also put the mayor and members Of the
council into uniformS Take the members
from the Fifth ward for instance, and what
could we imagine more beautiful than they
in a uni orm, provided the uniform could
adorn them as they should be adorned. We
have uniformly held to this opinion, and
will till the day OF our death.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

This popular hotel has been reft,ed and
impfo'ed' and is now one Of the mos, conf
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month will
always md them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted as fol.
lows Day board. - 30 per week; transit,
~ % per day; board and lodging, from s5
70 o. per week. n
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The Cairo Casino society will give grand
ball aud supper at John Scheers Washing.
ton Hall, OIL Monday, June 2, 1873. In the
forenoon OF that day the society will parade,
displaying for the first time beautiful new
silk flag. II is the object OF the committee
appointed to make the proper arrangements
that this ball shall be one of the grandest
ever gwen in the city. b.7.Gt
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

U. ;. SIC SER, OBsEkvER's OFFICE.
CAIRO, May 10, lisa, loll pm.
Barometer 3o03.
Thermometer IS degrees.
Wind calm.
Weather clear.
e Maximum temperature last "a hours, a,
p. m, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
.. n, 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, northeast.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, las,
u hours, 1902.
DAVID W. HARNETT. OBJ server.
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out a stock OF new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and ffty different stylesof hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, aow-
ers and notions OF all sorts, all Of which viii
be sold nj the lowest prices.
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This is Sunday. Go TO church. Go at
least twice, aud IL possible, four times.
Church will do you good. At one OF our
churches sings the best alto singer In the
state. Her voice Is "oil." Go to that
church, and be entertained while you praise.
always desirable.
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Everybody is going into the odd Fellows
lodge OF this city. At least five Of our citi.
zens on an average ride the goat and climb
the slippery pole every week. The truth is,
A. Is. is n. g., and is one OF the best propa.
gandists in the world. His example is in.
fectuous. lie gathers them in-he gathers
them in, When you wish TO bet never cop
per him lie never loses,
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The hog Gathers are paid by the "piece."
They get iif,y cents tor pounding big hog
twenty-five cents for q little ono, and one
dollar TOR billy goat. OF all the hogs that
roam the streets. tho billy scat is the most
troublesome. lie cannot grunt, it is true,
but he can climb fence and run like the
devil at break Of day. Four of these hogs
were pounded yesterday.