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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22
NOTICE


- hereby given that default HAVING bcon
niaue ior more than sixty days in the nav
mentor portion of the amount secured ia
Ie pa,a by certain mortgage executed by
John J.: Iaggait to Samuel Stant, TayIor ouj
EdWih Parsons, trustees of the Cairo ON
Properly, dated Nov. II. 1854, and rccordci
III the recorders office, ina Il Tor Alexander
county, IN the state OF Illinois, in book p a,
ueeus, on page lO2, ETC.. we. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees, VIII on Friday the 2ith day of Ian.
uary next, a. ID. 1873, at 10 o'clock in fLc
forenoon OF that day, under and by virtue Of
the power OF sale contained in said MORTGAGE
sen az pubhc auction, 10 the highest bidder
ior cash, al the office building of said trII.,
Zee, corner Of Washington avenue mud
~ hleehth street, in the city of Cairo. in
AieNahuer county and statc Of Illinois. Mi
il,ne right, title and interest Of said John p
iasgaIt, or ms assigns in and to lots mum.
ocIeu ~ lhlheteen,) 20 (twentyJ II twenty.
oheJ :! twenty-two,) % (twenty-three i ana
"a ltWcnty-iour,) in block IS (ilty-cn,btI In
the FIRST Addition 10 the city of Cairo. me-
.lorulhg 10 The recorded plat thereof, with
ane appIrtenances, to satisfy the purposes
ana condition of said mortgage.
:; SHAFTS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS.
trustees of the Cairo tity Propcrtv.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 30, 1872,
l2-Jlitd, ~ 49,
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the West tor his fine attainments, eloquent
delivery and brilliant success as lecturer,
has consented TO deliver a lecture in this
city. at the Methodist Episcopal church, on
Thursday evening. January 90, 1873, on
"The Philosophy Of Reason and WITT All
who have heard this lecture declare il one
Of the finest and most entertaining they
have ever listened to. Tickets for sale at
W. b. Rockwell d Co.'s and II. A. tIan.
mons book stores. l-l9.td
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AIHENEuM-AnotIervery large audience
greeted Prot. Taylor last night, at his per.
torrance. The professor has made great
many Friends during his stay in the city
TINS evening will positively be hi, Ia per.
Torrance in Cairo. The great attraction
VIII be twenty dollar greenback Il, the
hrst prize, and live pig as the second. the
person drawing ii will have to carry the
same from the stage through the hall, or tor.
ieit tho prize.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
Psblissslss O0ee. Bulletin Buildin
Waah1ngtOu Aveane.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. s. $40. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE. I
CAIRO, Jan. u, 1872, l0ll pm.
Barometer 1920, and stationary.
The rmometer IS degrees.
Wind southeast, velocity miles per hour.
Weather fair.
! Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
10;l1 p. m, 4G degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
10 n. m, 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hours. west.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, 2l1.
THOMAS l.. WATSON. Observer.
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THE ice in both rivers has about disap.
peared. Reports from st. Louis say that the
river at that point is clear of ice. Nayiga.
ton has been resumed again between that
city and our own. Quite a number Of boats
left this port to-day for up the Mississippi.
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WE understand that Prof. Mp. Curtice. as
sisted by some of our best home talent, will
give concert on Friday and saturday even.
oRWsnfta bsyt and That Jgf Sc, GgrtIsS ies
and gentlemen enlisted with him, the under.
taking will certainly prove grand success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

DANCING SCHooL.-Mr. Charles Hardy
wishes TO inform ~ public that he will open
his dancing school at Philharmonic hall. on
Friday evening, Jan. "a, for gentlemen,
and on Saturday afternoon, Jan. %. for
children. Those wishing TO attend should
be on hand promptly at the opening on each
day. l-al.ts
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FANNY BLACK, white woman whose as
socistes are like her name, got drunk night
before last. Fanny was arrested, and while
on her way to Jail, became noisy, very
noisy. Yesterday line of 50 and costs was
assessed against her She lad no money
and viii live on bread aud water for the
next thirty DAYS
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Legal.


NOTICE
Is hereby given that default hayig been
ihaue Tor more than siXty days in the paw
ihchI OF portion of the
amount secured to be paid by a
"""fPin nN"-'r"SD ,NCJs.ttd T., ram lam
camp TO samuel Stats TAYLOR and Edwin
PARSONS, trustees Of the Cairo City Property,
dated March 10. 1854, and recorded In tie
recorders office. in and Tor Alexander
county, IN the state OF ILLINOIS, in book l. of
deeds, on page G9,, etc. We, the under.
signed, said trustees, will on Friday, the
2iti DAY OF January next. A. ID. ls73. al 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day, under
ana by virtue of the power of .ale contained
IN sald mortgage. sell nj public auction Il the
hlghest bidder, for cash. at TIE Office building
vi saiu trustees, corner of Washington ay..
nue. ana Eighteenth street, in the CITY of
CAIRO, IN Alexander county and .fate of mi.
nos, all the right, title and interest of aid
rank llancamp, or his assigns, in and 10
Iot numbered . lthrec,) in block numbered
40 rorty,l IN said city OF Cairo, according ,o
me recorded plat thereof. with the apnIIrto-
nahces' 10 satisfy the purposes and condi.
ton of said mortgage.
S.sTAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
trustees of the Cairo CITY Proporty
Dated CAIRO, Illinois, December 30. 1872
l2-3ldtd. ~ '''-
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The next Presbyterian sociablc will be
held in Mr.. liyslop's rooms, on Thursday
evening, January 23d, lie extends Il cor
dial invitation to all to attend. In connec.
ton with the sociable the will be an oyster
supper under the ausplce. of the ladies OF
the Presbyterian society. supper can be
had ut any time after O'Clock. Price, 80
cents ~
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DENNIS O'BRIEN, Pat Wallace and p.
Welsh, trio of inebriatcs, yesterday depos.
tied in the city treasury - % each for get
ting too noisy while under the influence of
liquor.
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The following named persons were sworn
In yesterday, TO act as grand jurors for this
term of the court: Louis Jorgensen, fore
man, j L. spiller, Amandus jacket, Benz.
Dexter, Daniel Lampert, John 4. Rennie.
u. Ii. Greedy, Rufus Miller, j. W. Durham.
Daniel Kelly, 5. l.. Wilson, VIM. uulen, jas.
Kynsston, Given Hagey, W. IL. Morris,
Ihos. sullivan, Alfred Mitchell, Joseph Tai.
madse, Jacob Riggle.
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DR.. ARTER yesterday instituted suit be-
fore Judge Bros against the Cairo ~ Vim
cenncs railroad. the under ordinance which
prohibits persons from obslructing the street,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

RAILROAD MEFriNG.-The members o
the local committee of the Cairo n Tonnes
see railroad, are requested to meet at Dr.
smiths office ut o'clock p. m.. "Wednesday
the 22nd instant.
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OLE BULLS CoNCERr.-Ole Bull, the
worid-renowned yiolinist, will give one
grand concer, in thi. city on Tuesday night
the 2sth instant. l.2l.tf
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THE Cairo X Vincennes railroad: company
are grayelling the approaches TO the crossings
on Commercial avenue. The gravel is brought
from Pulaski county.
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CONDUCTOR Joe Cormick, who has been
confined to the house at his home in Cen.
trs!ia by sickness, has commenced running
his train as usual.
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NOTICE
is hereby given that default having been
made Tor more than sixty days in the pay.
inent OF portion Of the amount secured Ia
ne pald by certain mortgage executed Ly
Joseph Mckenzie to Samuel Stats TAYLOR
ana Edwin Parsons, trustees Of the Cairo
CITY Property, dated September II, 1865. and
recorded III the recorders office. In and for
Alexander county, in the state of Illinois. in
book T. OF deeds, on page llG, etc, We, he
Undersigned said trustees, viii on Friday.
the 2ith day Of January next, A. ID. ls73. nj
w o clock III the forenoon OF that day, under
anu ny virtue of the power of sale contained
u, M said mortgage, sell utpublic auction TO The
in'ghcst bidder, for cash, at the office build
'hS OF saiu trustees, corner of Washington
avenue ana Eighteenth street in the civ of
'niro, IN Alexander county and stale of mi.
noi', AL the right, title and interest of said
Joseph Mckenzie or his assigns, H. and TO lois
numbered 10, ulftccn,) 10 (siXteen,J and Il
!seNehteen,) IN block numbered 9 (wol in
the f0lrth addition TO the said city of Cairo
according to the recorded plat thereof, with
the appurtcnances, to satisfy the purposes
ana condition Of said mortgage
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
trustees OF the Cairo CITY property
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December 80, 1872.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

As the passenger train on the c. a V. rail.
road was making the crossing on the Illinois
Central on. Monday. evening, two shot.
were fired at the engineer. One of the
balls took effect in the shoulder, but being
mostly spent, 1t did no material injury. 1t
being nearly dark at the time, IL was ilnpo,.
sibe TO discover the perpe,rator of the act
which WAS cowardly in the extreme. We
are informed that Col. Wood has offered
$500 for the discovery OF the person who
fired the shot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

THE following named gentlemen were Sc.
iected ~ petit jurors tor the first week of the
term; Alex. Burke, Alfred Caudlc, Hiram
Denton, Geo. DE Gulder, David l. Nil.
lord, q. Miller, John q. McCrite, W. H..
Frazer, Chas. Lame, Abner Mcbride, Moses
Lent, Andrew Douglas, Levi Jordan, q.
W. Giles, james q. Gantner, Jno. Bankston
Johh bishop, Jacob Lattner, Michael Rob.
Ter, l.. W. stilwen, Peter Connolly, WIN.
Kendall, W. Ii. Glover, John Higgins.
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BEST Thing OuT,-Call at lIallcy's hard
ware store and see the steam washing ma
chimes. Price. 81 and 80 80.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

THE county court adjourned yesterday.
The court will convene again Friday morn.
ing next.
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CAIRO Il VINCENNES Il. X. co


ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
HARRISBURG, HIS, Jan. II, 1879.
Notice IL hereby given that all the notes
anu bonds given by individuals as subscrip-
'ohs TO the Cairo Il Nincenncs railroad
company are now In my hands for collection.
ne company is DESTROYS of closing up the
business AT AN early day AS practicable. and
u Is hoped that all persons who have eXecll.
leo notes or bonds to the company will be
prepared to settla up when called upon either
ny inVself or agent. GREEN Is. RAUM.
1'1sot Attorney Z, d Y. II.
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LARGE stock OF calpctiDg and oil cloths t
c. Hsnny's.
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HANDSOME line of reps and figured de-
lains at {. ii anny's.
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A. o. PICKETT, the advertising agent Of
Ole Bull, is booked at the st. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-01-22

OUR exchanges have begun 10 Kill the
peaches.
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Handsome line of Cashmeres at c. Ham
ny's.
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HANDSOME line of dress goods at c. Han.
ny's.
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THE circuit court convened yesterday
morning, Judge Baker on the bench. II. :.
Yocum, clerk; A. II Irwin, sheriff. The
grand jury was organized and retired to
their room. The petit jurors for the first
week OF the term were called aud Instructed
to be on hand. The following persons were
appointed as bailiiis for this term Jas. sum
merwell, Richard Fitzgerald, {. a. Spires,
NJ. j. Buckly, Jesse johnson, VIM. Holden,
Il. Mockler, G.. weldon, J. IL. Gossman.
Our resident attorneys were all present
ID. r. Linegar /, acting rs prosecuting attor-
ney III the absence OF county attorney p II.
Pope. Court adjourned to meet again this
morning at . O'Clock. a. III.
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~ A regular convocation OF Kadosh
Conclave No. 4, will be held in Masonic hall
this "wednesday evening, the 22d of Jan
1873, A. .. 1860.
JAMES A. pUIfIIs Recordor
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CIRCUIT COURT convened yestc rjay NOR.
ming.
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SPLENDID weather yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JONES SPRING BED.
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI

Thousands have already gone, and thou.
sands more are turning their eyes towards
new homes in the fertile West. TO those
going TO Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO, Utah. Wyoming. Nevada, oregon or
CaliiOrnia, we recommend cheap. safe.
quick and direct route, Via It. Louis. over
the Missouri Pacific Railroad. which runs
us me Day Coaches and Pullman Slccpcrs
rom st, Louis to principal points IN the
West. without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the hes, track
and the finest and safest ,uitp-
ments Of any line West of the Missi..ippi,
and its connections with roads further West
are prompt and reliable. The Texas CON
nection OF this road is now completed. ard
passengers are oilcrcr FIRST clafs all.rail
route from 1t. Louis To Texas, either over
the Missouri. Kansas n Texas Il. r., Via Sc.
della, or over the Atlantic X Pacific Il, r..
VIA Nlhita. For maps. time table, iniOrni.
Ton as to rates, routes, Ne. We refer cur
reader, to ;. II. Ihomg>on. Eastern Passcn-
yer Agent, Colunl us. ohio. or L. A. Ford,
General Pas'eng 4 Agent, st Louis. Ii,,pu-
r. questions wiz be promptly aud cheer
ttllly answered
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LARGE stock of dry goods at {. nanny's.
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,

CITY National Bank Buiidisg.
sA-special attention paid to order, from ,,esm
boats night or dav
LARGE stock Of brown domestics At G
Ilanny's.
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LARGE stock Of bleached muslin ami sheet
ings al Z. Hanny's.
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THAT CONFLICT.

LARGE stock OF wool blanket, at down
Price at G. Hanny's.
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EMIGRATION TURNING !

oi'Lli 71hMS IN SUI NV Isl MI,
The Atlantic n Pacific Railroad Comranv
oilers l,2oO.u0O acres OF land in Central "A, d
Southwest Missouri, at from ~ 10 sl2 nor
acre. on seven years time, with free trans
rortation from It. Louis To- all purchasers.
Climate. soil. timber, mineral wralta. schools
churches and law abiding society invite
emlgrahtH from all points 10 this land ofnuiis
ana noWcrs. For particulars address A.
Tuck. Land Commissioner. ST. Louis, Mo.
La .d-cudiy.
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dl I. liam! :.
THE following gent! oman were selected rs
petit jurors for the second week:
!. +. Cameron. J. W. Davis, VIM. Henry.
jr., T.. Mahoney, c. Il. Woodward, Nalen.
tine Roesch, c. i, Parsons, John Madden
Fred Eyerhart. j. ID. Dewitt. jas. Benson.
Jacob Light, Wilson King. Frank Pickett,
W. q. Lindsay. Madison Anderson, samuel
Hawkins, o. Grccnlee, \. n. Atkinson.
Coachway Bradshaw, Tho,. Brown. Jas. f.
liz, VIM sieckman. Edward Adams, b. L.
Parker. L. O'Callahan. Christ. Ilanny, Geo.
Carpenter, Thos. W. Halliday, Geo. Burns.
f.. ;. Kent. Jacob Martin, Il. ID. Mathus,
Dennis Coleman. G. +. Nellis, WIN. Martin.
j. II. Kelly, John Powers, j. b. Sheldon.
Jacob Lehning. Robert Jones, Jas. Kinslcy.
Isaac Walder, Jas. Law.
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JAMES A. PILLS, Recorder,
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RIVER NEWS.
AEHIN ED,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Fannie Lewis. Louisville.
Frank +. Oracle. Nashville.
Northwestern, Columbus.
Jim Fisk, paducah.
X. W. skillinger, Cincinnati.
III. Jaeger, New Orleans.
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THAT there is ,till plenty of room for en-
terprsing men of capital and business quail
iiication in our city, is demonstrated almost
daily. for never before. have we had such
steady influx of newcomers. as during this
winter :; and still they come. Mr.. Alonzo
Bohannon and family, formerly of Anna
His, have become citizens of our place. Mr..
Bohannon has been in business with j.
l.. Lufkin at the above named town. for
five or six years, and from his wel-known
character and business tact, will greatly
facilitate the increasing trade of j. T.. LuC-
kin, and may prove u valuable acquisition
to Cairo business men. This is not single
case, but the demand for houses and the adj
vance in the price of realty, all show that
the growth of the city i, healthy and rapid.
and likely to be..steady and continuous.
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Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, in any quantity an . on usual terms.
at the yard ut Grand Tower, Illinois. spe.
cial contracts offered on favorable terms.
upon application.
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DEPARTED.
steamer James y. Parker, Memphis.
g Carrie V. Kountz, st. Louis.
Glasgow, ST. Louis,
g Mary T.. Forsyth. ST. Louis.
Frank l.. Gracey. Nashville.
g Colorado, 1t. Louif.
Capital City, st. Louis.
Grand Tower, 81. Louis.
" Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
Northwestern, Co umbus.
. jim Fisk, Paducah.
" Johu +. Tollc, st. Louis.
I" III. L. Yacgcr,
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HANDSOME line of dres, goods at Is cts.
at {. llanny's.
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THOMAS L. WATSON. Observer.
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LARGE stock of GU tains and damask's at

Z. Iihnny's.
.,~u... uOUKT-JUIge Bros, presiding :
j. &. Lynch. clerk-second day.
In the matter of the guardianship of the
minor heirs OF Jas. Howe. deceased, il AN
pearing that the guardian has never filed any
papers. and his bond being worthless. and
several citations having been returned said
guardian not found, it was ordered that
unless he files good bond and makes proper
reports by nexttc OF this court rs required
by law. he will be removed from said guar
In the matter Of the estate of John Cahll,
deceased, John Hogan, John walsh and NJ.
j. McGauly were appointed aS appraiser, to
appraise and value said estate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Louis Mas.
sano, deceased Mary Nassano pettioned the
court and IN AIDE application for letters of al.
II was ordered that il the be.
titioner give n bond in the sum of S5I,O.
letters will be granted.
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.Iran welded Love. :,


From tho bhnpufy NOVEL
You know her. She lives on your
alreet. Her features are either pinched
or full and frowsy. Her dress is wet,
ill-ftting aud OF no particular pattern
her slippers are broken down her voice
is either shrill or coarse. Ion have
seen her stand out in the back yard,
and put bare arm up 10 her eyes, aud
under il peer out TO the fence or barn,
where man with mn illhtting coat IS
searching for something, and have heard
her shout, John cant George bring
me some water2" And you have heard
him cry back, "If he don't get that
water will take every inch Of flesh from
his bones" Aud when you look at her
again, does it seem possible that those
angry eyes have dropped in maidenly
reserve, or raised in coquettish light TO
the face Of the man in the Hitting
coat2 Can you, by any possible
wrench Of the Imagination, conceive OF
his tenderly passing p0ppermints 70 her.
of his taking that hand in his and bash
fully squeezing it2 But II was so. Many
a "God bless you has been uttered
above that bare head, many kiss
pressed on that uncombed hair. The
tightly compressed lips have lovingly
framed tender invitations to him to take
another bite of cake and pickle. The
hands that are now parboiled and bis
tered and marked with scars from the
bread knife, and scratches from the last
setting hen, we're once twined lovingly
abont his neck, and the nose, which is
now peaked and red, and looks as II 1t
would stand on its hind legs and scream
with rage, once followed the figures OF
His new vest pattern, or bore heavily
against his juglar vein. As little prob
able as this seems to you, it seems less
to her. She has forgotten it. She
won't hear it talked OF by others. She
cannot bear to see it acted by others;
Two lovers are to her "a passed. OF
FOOLS" And-but George is rubbing
her his head, and we turn aside while
our heroine readjusts her slipper.
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PRICE on TIOKETs.

Whole tickets, $50; halves. s25; tenths. or
each coupon, IS; eleven whole tickets for $500;
twenty-five and half tickets for $1,000; one
hundred and thirteen whole tickets for 5000 /;
two hundred and twenty-seven whole tickets
for $4,000. No discount on less than $500
worth Of tickets at time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert as we'll as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes it only necessary
to announce the Fourth to insure the prompt
sale Of every ticket. The Fourth Gift Con-
the Third, and full particulars may be learned
from circulars which will be sent free from
this Office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders ac-
cOmpanied by tho money promptly filled.
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again. THOS. Il. BRAMLETfE.
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift Con-
cert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
p kentucky. 1928
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o. h. h. DIRECTORY.

Drsrucr GEaNp LoDgE. No.7--A. E Prank,
l.ni. On II. A.; Lcwis Ne1lcr % >. gencr1l
Committee meets % the CAL o. ne u ~ -.
PreSideni: Isaac SchWab, Secretary. Meet.
eve~v sunday team. a. ilf han. northHett
corner second and Adams street,.
HrnuEEu LuDgE. No. lW-elmnei hirscn,
p-crifrnfs IrF. Doernberr. Secretary. Eccis
ever Turrdar evening a. hall. northucet cor
ner second and Adams streets.
er0r rusEa Lopez, No. l-l-r- l. Lee,
presidcrts Edward uoldsuiths ceereiary.
ns-fs eqery "a circsiay evening 81 hall .north-
1-e-f -0rner Second and Adams siroctz-
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T1nisea Ancient order Of Druids.

frrrrssKr GRovE, 30. l, U. A. 9. D.
80 ~ tbe Druid Hail, No. 81 South Court
strset- on he ist and Sd Tuesday evenings IN
sSeh month. ]. 5. Heiligera, d. A; J..
Ssehler. v. Al z w: R ganra9 0'''s-
N9upuTs GnOVF. No. 2-meets al the DIuAd
Hall. 81 Court street. every Thursday evening
W. NJ loeb, N. A.: II. Oertel, v. A.; J.
p. Shide, Secretary Barney fray, IreaS nIe !;
qsII- T Court street. on the lst spd Sd Mon
SaT evenings IN each month. A. =. DAVIS,
NSA-. eeorre W. Baxter. v. A.; N. Buans
6ecretary; Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
CoTcorprA S. A. CHAFrKa, No. l-meetf a.
a. maid Hall. on the ID and fth Tuesday
ss,vsninrs In each month. J. Beehler. X. s. A.;
a Uftrfald Secretary.