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New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
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WANTED-Y0UNG MAN as Collector, Out
de salesman winter at hguTe
Give references and ,alary Boa l.9l5. PO.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
Tonu 1slano Real estate for Sale.

A SPRING, 1S73.-Now is the time 70 locate,
~ opportunity will be presented than tbs bns
PLOT Of GROUND i3 feet front by 1875 feet In depth oesa On e
Of Puhns the flower garden OF Long
xs from depots hour from Cy sb On
high ground eburehes schools and For particulars
"Rgx.o Boz ,s32, Pos.osee, SeviOrti
Or
J. L. STEELE Flushing. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
f,rookIpn Real estate for 9ale.

DAPJD TRANSIT.-A new three story Drlck
III HOUSE aorssr6 With every improvement hrynn also
choice lots 2sIiO feet "a NJ s'ea @
hood near Ppect Park BrookYn and the line OF the P9poo a
Transit steam Road or S5oe and upward opp
tuny investment speculation Apply ne o9ee e. I' N A.
j. WALKER Ne 1l2 John-t, Heyfork from ~ |E0c'ocI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

ARRIVED Sunday. March 10.
-, o., nsrsss MaNory savannah, with ndse and pass 70
w. FOREIGN PORTS. -,
- March lA-The CuDsrd lice steamship hlgena ne
ocEs am New.York March 5, fer Liverpool artYe NY
Hsssne Sbt The Inman Line steamship City o. rams se' V
~ fer Newnc % National LiDc steamship Spain Grace,
sev.Y Yorh March 5. has arrived here
10 DISf STERS. -.
sehr Ha makes the ehoNlng I.po,'.
- Jp n h. for Carienas eh on second gay yo' bS TO-
" ss irom W. lasting until March s ~ I'm, brohea.
go carmel svay by the deck and hsd decks naap
- apble the vessel coueupsd 70 Nosnoen o, 80,
ta,s ~ Howard nom for New York beve IN gh. anu
re Al n Hathaway II wears old ouht A. Oo'asSs
s. b den and Owned by G. Harmon SONS ana 0ners "
pOsA ~. 1o,,s, Ss,n N,tps see Serenh PaOe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
6ieamboais ano RAILROADS..

CTONINGTON LINE.-Great Inside Route
~ for Boston Sto1iHgon AID Providence The elegant SIDE
wheel sea-goDg steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSETT
leave Pier g. foot Of Jayt at daily (eIcept sanda landing
for the early trains For passage OF
ior fe IT. the lowest rates. app at PieT 5J North River
y. s. BABCOCK,
n..n-tn NtoanI nInalI Ilrrnan
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About 8 O'Clock last n'gnt quarrei
took place between = couple living on
Poplar nesr Thirteenth street, In which 1t
is said the husband lost an eye and was
severely .calded by bis wife who had a
teaket,le full Of boiling water waiting for
him. Az we did not see the husband we
give the story as it came to Us. There
will probably be a trial before one Of our
police courts when the facts 10 the case
will be known.
Brown, thu carpenter, and Sullivan,
the drayman, fought yesterday on WASH
ington avenue opposite EichUGs furniture
factory. The quarrel grew on, Of dis
pu,e about n house. Brown struck Suli-
van several fearful blows on the bead with
a spiri,-level. Sullivan finally succeeded
% getting Brown, VINO is much the smaller
man, down and gave hun q terrible beat
ing. sullivan was obliged to have the
doctor dress the wounds in his head.
MIR. Henry Elliott of the firm o fElli.
otl i Haythorn, bias concluded not to
leave Cairo this summer, even for n day
too much business-Ths largest stock Of
ooots and shoes ever brought to this city,
and as complete q variety and rs choice .
collection us can be found in any market,
/. to be disposed Of at prices that place
them within the reach Of all, and he is
determined to stay here aud see it done,
.---"tr-a instead of sending HE friebds
| greeting and goou Oye,. o..
oil to come and bee me the happy posses
.ors ofs neat. Hitting pair Of shoes and then
! depart with his blessing. 7-l-3t
1t is the deliberate opinion OF Rev.
Mr.. Shores. founded upon actual observa-
ton, that Rev. Mr. Sleeper is not right -
tia, he is queer. Influenced by this be-
lief, Mr. Shores says his just anger sgsins,
Mr. Sleeper has become a sentiment o,
pity, and that therefore he would not dc
anything to tjure him. After the man
ner of n good Christian, Mr.. Shores often
goes into his closet and lifts up his voice
duplicating the Lord to have mercy OF
the turbulent souls of Sleeper and Cald
well, and lead them into the paths Of peace
Mr.. shores has had great deal Of expert
ence in prayer, and, therefore hopes hi
applications will not be altogether una
vailing.
"A cordial which il healthy, contain
no Intoxicating spirits and may be bough
1T low price. il an sesol1se blessing
At TINS season of the year, we may lay
necessity, in view Of the tendency to dis
eases Of the bowels in various section
and the presence of cholera in man,
places Stratton has for sale the best arti
Gle Of the kind for sale in Cairo or else
where. 1t is the Liquor de Bordeaux
imported from France, and is composed
of the most healthful and bene
d,ial ingredients. 1t aids diges
ton and gives tone to tn,
stomach, and is sure preventive o
cholera, dysentery, and other diseases anc
af ctions Of the bowels. In addition I,
being an excellent tonic, it ia an extrernel,
pleasant beverage and only needs u ,ris
~ insure perfoe. satisfaction.
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lowing resolution, which was adopted, viz
Resolved, by the city council that or
3 special police be appointed tor d. Mafys
Park to act the AID OF july
The MAYOR nominated as such special
po,;ce. Marsh Warren, Henry sargen, and
Cha, Lancaster. Confirmed -Ayes-BiIby,
Korsmey,r. McEwen, McGauiey, Meyers,
Morris, Phillips and Kttenhouse, y, nay 0.
Alderman BiIby offered and moved the
adoption Of the following preamble and
resolution, VIZ;
WHEREAS, As it Is proposed to build a
n.rr,w.ssuge rslIrosd from Cairo, liii-
uo,.. ~ Parl., Kentucky, thence ~ Hunts
vile, AiaUauia, ana thence To snip isIauu,
on tue Cuff oi Mexico, ana
WuyNrAs. There will be holden a con-
y,ntiun IVt the purpose Oh discussing the
subject ami ~ enquire into the expediehcy
OF routes, etc al Huntsville, Alabama, on
july !, 1918, therefore De IL
Resolved, BY the city council OF the city
of Ca, y, that the best interests oi the cily
OF Cairo will be sub,erved by being rep
resented IN said cunvont'on, and that the
MAYOR be authorized to appoint commit
Lee of three to attend said convention A.
An expense not to exceed $3.50.
Said preamble aud resolution were
adopted by the following vote; Ayes
BiIby, Kor,meyer, McGauley, Meyers,
PnlIlips and Rtienhouse-6. Ssys-Mc
EVEN and Morrs-2
The mayor appointed as such commit
tee d. 7. Linegar, r. Bross aud j. ii
Oberly.
| OFF cisl bond of George LOhr as special
police constable was read and, on motion
Of Alderman Phillips approved and or
dered fled.
liquor BONDS.
Liquor bonds of the following person'
were presented and, on motion approved
and ordered filed, viz: Of John Clancy, u
Divine, Mrs. G. Rottisr, Mrs. G. Briback
WIN. Mccormick, Dan'l sullivan, +. ID
ReIford, Henry Breihsn, X. White, +
Gazzola, James Manning and Kate Chic
On motion of Alderman Phillips, I'D
ioui ned. NJ J. HowtEY,
City Clerk
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

NJ AND ST. l.. PACKET CoMPASY,D
AGENT Office, Cairo, July l, 1879
The Memphis and st Louis Pscks,
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and return,
$40, good for ninety days from date of
sale Also regular tickets on sale for
han'as City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and al principal points
west, and by river and rail to all points
s"uth. For further information call at
the compsnys office, No. II Ohio levee,
under City National bank, Cairo Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agl.
Sol A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been reftted and
improved, and is now one OF the mos, com
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public aud persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month, viii
always ind them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted A. fol-
lows; Day board, - ~ per week; transit,
81 10 per day; boari and lodging, from -
10 e. per week. MIR VI. J. WHITE.
II PrOpristre--
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KYNAsTON TO TIE Front.

Mr' James kynaston, whose reputation a
q butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened new meat
shop near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and iwentieth street, next door to Mr. Pat
Bur|s grocery store. II isswell Known and
acknowledged fact that Mr. Kynaston, dur.
ing his long experience in the meat bu.i
ness In this city, never offered TO hi, custom.
ers anything but the choicest OF every Hind
OF meat. He is a good judge Of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest.
aud as consequence has the best Of beef
The same may be said OF every Kind of meat
sold by him. Give him trial, and our word
Tor it, you will always be pleased. G-Is-u
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TAvrOw = n &c,


COFFEE-scarce and Arm, Java sell.
ing a, 3ud32c; Lsgusyrs 24CD25c; Rio
prime TO choice 2I6D25c.
BROOMs.-Dull; common house sell
q, 81 so to 2 jO choice and extra choice
s3@s IS; s,eambos, 81 5000 oo'
FREIGHT-Co,,on, cow dressed @
New York, s5c; to Boz ST. I'm
compressed, to New York a. to Doe
ton 81.
RATES-To New Orlcsns and Vicks
burg: Potatoes, apples, etc, doci pot'
per pound freigh,s ljc cwt hay =
per ton; wniskey 81 40 per Dbl.
TO MEMPHiS-Flour, etc 25c per b
pound freights l2,e per cwt hay Ape
ton; whi.key SOC per toll pork cue pc
Dbl.
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SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schesingcr's now pho.
tJgrsph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenues! II
not, you should 40 50, and give the proprie.
tor an opportunity TO try his skill in taking
OF you perfect .ikencs, aud splendid
picture. Mr.. schIe,ingcr's gallery il fitted
up In the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room il beautifully fur.
nish.d, and the operating room has sky.
light unsurpassed by any In the West. Mr..
sche-inger hopes his many friends. who
have heretofore given to him thei stron
A5e, will continue their iayors. To them
and the public generally he extends an ill.,
yitation u visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery, the many
cOnyeniences he has procured-inhced. all
the latest improvements IN hi art-and the
kill OF an operator of great merit, lately OF
London. MIR. Frank Locke steele, win com
maui their patronage when they shall need
work TO be done p-IG-lm
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

A swsy-back, sorrel mare, about 10
hands high, with heavy fore-top, about 8
years old, shod all around, had Il swelling
on the inside OF hind leg caused by =
kick, formerly owned by DIR. Ann. Of
Lakewood, and later by DR. Renfrow of
Goose Island She strsyed or was stolen
on the night of the 26th inst from the
livery stable Of the subscriber in Cairo.
A liberal reward will be given for her re-
turn, or information that may lead to her
recovery. A. j. earle.
CAIRO, Illinois, June 30, 1873. 7.l-3t
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CITY COUNCIL.
[ Regular meeting Of the city council.
C"uscrL CHAMBER

! CuuSCIL CHAMBER
CAIRO, Ills, July I, 1873.
CONTINUED from yesterdays Bulletin
SALARY BILLS
The following bulls were presented and
on motion Of Alderman Meyers allowed
ny the following vote; Ayes; Bxby,
korsmeyer, McEwen, McGAuley, Meyers
Morris, Pnilhps, RIttenhouse-s Nay 0.
+. IA Fallls salary as comptroller
for Juhe...,.. ......... ,...,....,..... 80 90
Cunningham, salary as
treasurer tor June.................. IS 90
Vim McHale, salary as mafsnal
tor June..".......................... 100 90
Ho"ley, salary US clerk for
June........,..,"."... 100 90
Johu wood, saisry an mayor for
June.................. 100 90
A Cain, salary as police consta-
bic Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 90
A Connnt, salary pOive consta-
be Tor June. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Chas Menurr, salary rs police
constable for jane ....,... ........ IS 90
Phillip Helm, salary Ms police
constable for june. 80. ....... Is 90
J g LaHue salary as police com
stable Tor June" ..."........ 10 90
Frank Bemis, salary IS police
constable for June--27 days CT SO
w w Wuottrn, salary Us health
officer for June...".,,............. rs 90
Daniel Gnlligan, salary ms super
intsndent Of streets for June. % 90
j Bird, salary rs police magls-
trn = for May and June....... 80 90
+ Bross, sshry police maes-
trAtp Tor d nfls 20 Oh
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman McGauley offered the follow
ing resolution, VIZ:
Resolved by the city council that per-
mission is grated to G. o. Patti r * Co. of
the New York store corner of 18Th and
Commercial ave to maintain u protection
or railing around their pump.
On motion of A ldermsn Korsmeyer said
resolution was referred to the stree, COM
mittee.
Alderman Meyers submitted the follow
ing preamble and resolution, viz:
Whereas the city council Of The city Of
CAIRO has heretofore granted the right cf
way through certain streets within thecity
l.
'o.d Co. on Certain conditions ana sipula-
Ions expressed 10 the ordinance and
amendments thereto, and
Wheress, the said CAIRO and Vincennes
ia lrosd company has entirely failed and
neglected 10 comply with the said ordln-
shce or amendment,
Therefore be It ordered by tho city
council OF the city Of Cairo, that the or.
dinanee committee he instructed 10 report
an ordinances ,epsaIine all ordinance and
'mendmens granting the right of WAY
ct said Cairo and F.ncennm railroad
over Commercial avenue and other street.
and declaring the railroad track. of ,rud
CAIRO and Nincennss railroad con psnvon
Commercial avenue sno other streets To h. |
pubic nuisance and requiring the CITY
'n'rshal TO remove and abats said mi. |
snce "H'
Alderman Morris moved to ,.Lls .si3
preamole, and resolution. Lost hv -.
'oi'o"ing vote, Alderman Rit,enhou.s
e'''ns ipr tie uyo' aud ray.. Ay,,
Baby Mor,j', PMHips ava Gi.,onnou,.
:. Nsys-hors'acyer NeEver. McG..
IL ,:Meycrs and tho chair.
On motion o! AiGegmsU Never. r.o,.
dinsnce committee were Instructed to-.
port an ordinance ia ACCORDANCE wi,b 49,,
preamble aud resolution.
Alderman McGauey offered and Alde,.
inan Morri. moved the adoption OF tho fol.
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DIED.

Tho funeral services OF little james
Roy, infant con Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord,
will DO held 81 their residence ON Seventh
street. this afternoon At hslf.psu one
o'clock, promptly. The friends of the
fsmi y are invited. The remsins will te
taken to Beech Grove cemetery on The
2.l0 train.
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TIE BARBER,

Gus. Helm, sixth street. near Ohio levee,
has just laid out a considerable sum OF
money in repainting, papcring, and in every
way repairing his barber shop. aud his i.
now one of the incest. IL not the incest ton.
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm en-.
ploys none but tirst.class worhmen in hi
shop, and We venture 10 say the two young
men who now hold situation, there, cannot
be escelled ia their calling by any other
barber or barber, in the city. Try them.
4,
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SPECIAL, NOTICE

Excursion train July 4, 1879, for
Bteadings Hollow and knight Tcmplsr !
) rings, on the Cairo and Nncenncs rail.
road, will leave the station, corner Of Sew
enth street and Commercial avenue a.
. m. Returning will arrive a, 7.30 =. m
Rxcursionisu must procure tickets to on
title them TO reduced rate.
CuAs. . Woop, Gcnl Ticket Agt.
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ZOE CKEAM sALnnN-

A. warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF lee cream will be glad to learn that
Mes-rs. saup q Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnshed. in elegant style, their ice cream
parlor-. Their mammoth -oda fountain has
also been put in running order, and nothing
l-wsnting about the establishment to MAKE
the pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete 4.lj-tl
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HIBERNIAN FIRE COMPANY
LINE OF MARCH THIS MORNING

The company will form at their engine
house Mt 8 oclock, sharp; they will then
proceed up Commercial avenue to TWEEN
ti.,h street, down Twentieth to Poplar
up Poplar to Division, down Division TO
Washington avenue, down Washington to
Eighth, down Eighth to Walnut, down
Walnut to Fourth, up fourth to CONNER
81 nm Com mernisl TO Eighth, up Eighth
to levee, up leves to Fourteenth, Themes
to the Three States which will be waiting
at the Illinois Central whsrfbost 7-4lt
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PURE WATER ON TINE.

The managers of,he excursion up the
Ohio on the Fourth, have arranged g.
have an ample supply Of pure cistcrn
water on the boa, for the accommodation
of those who prefer 1t to RIVER water.
They also assure us that the boa, will re-
turn to tue city on time-not later than
$50 p. IN so ,hs, all may be a, home
and settled down by usual bed time.
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Commune lted.l
FROM A TAXPAYER

Editor Bulletin,
DEAR SlR-In yesterdays issue of the
sun July z, notice that the "luminary'
makes special paragraphs to publish to
the world the indebtedness. Of the city
and the amount requisite to run the ma
chiuery for another year. These para
graphs are not items Of news TO the citi-
zens and do not require 3 conspicuous
place IN paper, a. such news can be
read in the council proceeding, by those
interested. liza paper onnotpubish whs,
will be beneficial to the credit and pros
perity Of the city, in my opinion, /, is
time to quit. TAXPAYER
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Mary, having lef, my bed and board with.
out my consent, and without good cause,
| will pay 10 bills contracted by her.
Our three children, Mary. William and
Matilda, i desire to put in the care of any
good family or families, who will take
care OF Thorn. JusEPu FusKHEIsER.
CAIRO, Illinois, June, 80 1873. 7.l.3.
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A GOOD INVESTM ENT.

A rare chance is offered 10 some man
with money to invest In good paying
property in the most desirable part OF the
city. Two lots, 20 feet front on Tho ave-
nue., house stories. Two large storos
can DO h:ted Up or the first floor, tho up
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings For further particulars On
quire Of Jous Q. HAaMAs y CO..,
6-4'n Real Estate Agents, care us
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NOTICE

Saloon-ksepers are hereby notified to
not give my husband, Timothy Hlshen
any intoxicating iquos-alcoholic or
malt. ] will prosecute any and all saloon
keeper who disregard thi, notice.
WISIFRED HUsHES.
CAIRO, IL, juno %, 1879. 'G-27l w
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This Is to INFORM the people of Cairo that
Rev, Z. : uerschner, pastor Of the German
Lu'hern church OF his city, has opened a
school wherein both the German and Eng.
lish languages will be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish TO have their children learn 10
read, write and speak the German language.
they now have an opportunity to CRAFTY
that wish. Rev. Duerschner is thorough
German and Engis scholar, and will snare
no effort to mako the school of which he is
principal success.
By order OF the BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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NEW GOODS.

Nrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Oomaereixi and Washington avenues, has
just 0psp~d OUT stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and Hnv different stylesof hat and bonnet..
bexids . ,,ye assortment OF ribbons, flow.
err sau s0tions OF oil sorts, all OF which vii
- ~ q The lowest prices.
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CHAMBER OF MMKRCE-AT-
TENTION

Notice is hereby given that there will
be n meeting Of the Board Of Trade at
their room at 10 o'clock a. Tn, Saturday,
July 8, at which II is hoped all members
IF the board will be present Notice i.
also given to all persons holding claims
agains, the Board Of Trade TO present
them by o'clock a. m, Friday.
Z d. M,THUs, Wee President.
40,
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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 ; Marseillcs 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 a.sortments linen suit.
ings in all shades ; linen dam
asks, handsome patterns :;
have III store a very complete,
large and seasonable assert.
ment of dry goods very cheap.
C.. HANNY.
j. S. Please call. no trou.
BILE to show goods. 6-2S If
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BARGAIN.
A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on the Cairo and Nincennes
railroad, one-half mile from the depot a,
Caledonia station, containing one hundred
and ff,y.ave acres of the best fruit land
in Southern Illinois, one hundred acres
under cultivation, the balance in good
timber and well ws,ered by never failing
springs There i. frontage on the Ohio
river of one-half mile with good landing
for wood yard and general shipping bust
ness. Prospects for iron and coal good.
Parties wanting agood home will do well
to look at the place before purchasing
elsewhere. Terms easy. Enquire of
G.272w ID. HURD X Son, Cairo. H.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable real estate consisting OF three
lots fronting on yitteenih street between
Walnut ~ Cedar; large frame house nearly
new. two stories, three rooms on each floor,
outhou'es. etc. for further particular en-
SuiSs a. 'he premises. Mas. .. SlhrIA..
G-t0-Im.
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WANTED To GO To DENVER, COL
OR ADO

A girl TO COOK, wash, iron and do gem
eral house work in small family. GOOD
wages will be paid, none but the best need
apply to Mrs. ID HusD,
7-l-7t' S.yenth s,roe,
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REMOVAL.

hrS. II. '. Horn wishe. 70 inform her
patrons and the ladies' OF the city generally,
thst she has removed her dress-making
rooms. No. la 70 No. los, next door to the
Atheneum, up stairs. 6-s-lm
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H1BERN1AN PICNIC - CI5rERN
WATER.

The ferry boat, Three S,stos, viii make
hourly trips Tomorrow 10 the picnic
grounds in Kentucky, touching At the
ferry landing and the Illinois Central
wharfboa, foot Of Fourteenth street :
making II convenient for those living up
town and down town. A full supply Of
good cis,ern water will be on the grounds
su iii cient for every u.e
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4 cabinet organ, IS good Is new, and OF
1rss.class manufacture will be sold low and
% easy terms by applying to
MRS. NJ. j. DEWEY,
Cor. Washington Ave. and Fourteenth st.
e+-lm.
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mo- FoR ar MARYS PARK.

A sufficient number of teams have been
engaged by the Delta City Fire company
TO make trips between the city and St.
Msrys park every Is minutes. Fare only
len CENTS. Tall,
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ENVELOPES,

Fine white single aud double \ amber
aagie and double \ Canary, best quality OF
nsnius, blue letter, etc, etc. $1,000 for
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NJ the BULLETIN OFFICE,
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FOR SALE.

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eaOO FLY! DON'T BODDER ME-
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CHEAD pnApnINn

Regular boArders at the European hotel,
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