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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-02

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A CELEBRATED REMEDY.--Read the following
testimonial of seheetz's Celebrated Bitter Cordial:
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL, 1873.
JoCOB SCHEETZ, EsQ.-Dear Sir: | deem il q
duty owe 10 you and suffering mankind, to state
the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter Cordial
Whilst in Mexico In the year 1S47 j was attacked
with Chronic DiarrhRa, and after nv return home,
the disease remained with me In Pittsburgh was
attended by DR. Gazzam, McCracken, Hazlett, Corn
man, and other rstclass practitioners in that city
Morphia, Opium and Nitric Acid, but without
any pereeptible relief. In this city have been
tended, as hundreds can testify, by the very best
physicians, both of the old and homeopathic
tie or m0mentary effect.
A short time ago was induced to try your Bitter
Cordial. / have taken four bottles and l can now
truly say that l am apparently and, believe, al
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have done for b years My bowels are entirely reg
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il TO the great and wonderful effects of Scheetzs
Bitter Cordial as manufactured by you. These
statements | can verify under oath and prove by
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j. ID. COOKE, 1140 Washington Av-
Then the following excellent endorsement from
one of the best medical practitioners in Phadel-
phla:
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIspENsARY,
2i07 Braddock St, (19th Ward)
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 18th, 1878. }
JACOB ScHEKrz Eso-Dear Sir: l do hereby
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ter Cordial fair, honest and impartial trial. and o.
though it may appear to be strictly according TO
the rules of the profession do unhestatngy assert
it all that it processes TO be remedy for
have given it to over 70 different patients, and in
instance has it failed TO afford relief. In one
case, know of four bottles having fully and per
manently cured Chronic Diarrhma of over rs years
standing
Cheerfully do accord it the highest praise, and
shall deem il a duty well privilege, TO recon-
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YEARuLY,s ExTaAcr RucHU.
Avoid Ouocks and Inrosters.

No Charge Tor Advice snd Consultation.
DR.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate jefferson Medical
COle1e, Philadelphia, auIhtr Of several valuable
works. can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual IT Urinary Organs. (Which be has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF n9w
long standing. A practice of 30 years fneoles
him to treat disease with epccess, Cures gnlfr
anteed Charges reasonable. Those - ols-
tanee can forward letter desrribt.z sfHptoins
49, anciasing sfsmn 10 r,--r,ay portage.
go Se- TIE f1a,s.k % He0lth. Price 10 Cents
r Il DYoiT, ND, Physician and Surgeon,
1Q< Duans St New York.
S-f7dmwfxWly
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Ague. and Fever,
or cHHLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor o. his celebrated medicine justly
claims for it a Superiority over all remedies
ever offered 10 thepblic for the safe, certain spec
dy and permanent cure OF Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever wbether OF short or lons stand
Ing. He refers to he entire Western and South
crn country TO be Dr. him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that h case whatever will it fail
to cure If the directions strictly followed and
carried out In great many cases single dose
has been suficientffO a cure, and whole families
nave been cured By single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. 1t is, however
prudent, and in every more certain of cure if
Its use is continuedfn smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked more es-
peciaily in dificnlt End long standing cases. Usu
ally T. is medicine vi not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order. Should the patient,
however, require cahartic medicine. after having
taken three or four doses of the tonic, single
dose of Bulls Vegesple Family Pills will be sufi
cient.
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FLUID ExTR ACT Blu c n U.
Is the only Known Remedy for Rrights, Dis
ease, and has Gu ed every case Of Diabetes in
which it has been given lrrii alton Il the Neck,
of the Blsdd, and 1nfsmmailon q the Kidneys
liberation of the Kidneys ard PiBdder, Retsn-
ton of Urine. Diseases OF the Irpstste Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Trick Dust neposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, ard for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions OF both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power. Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing Weak Nerves, Wakefulness Pain in the
Back. finishing OF the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Palid Counteuancs, Lssstude OF the
System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life after confinement or labor pains, bed wet-
ing in children. etc
In many affections pecuiiar 10 ladies. the Ex-
tract Buchu is uneQualed by any other remedy
A. in Chioros+s Retention. 1r egularfty- Pain
fulness or Suppression of customary Fvacuatiens
liberated or Schirrus state OF the Uterus, Leu
corrhea OF Whites, Ste iliy, and for all COM
plants incident TO the sex II is prescribed
extensively BY the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and delicate sonstiu-
fions OF both sexes and all ages
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Lda7syILLE KY. Oct. S. 1869
Dr. JoHN Bull Dsar sir. Many thanks you
Tor the medicine yOns have so kindly given me. !
have been great sa snr for years and had the
advice of various phyaciAns. Some pronounced
my spine, some my hmgs, and some my heart
to be the seat Il my disease. l have
been burnt, blistered and capped until / had
become disheartened several very eminent phys
clans who examined MY spine Informed me that
Was threatened with paralysis or apoplexy auy
day, and that nothing but seton would relieve me
l had perfect horrorsot that. aud hgsitatins
about having one inserted, when you kindly sent
me- your Sarsaparilla which immediately begun to
take three times day. had Suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the right side of my head es-
pecially when would rad or write for any length
OF uhe, and on raising 10 my feet v o i'd be per
fectly blind for minutes, and would have
hold to something to prevent falling.
am most happy to.iaform you that the pain in
ny head is entirely relieved; suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not acntely Ny sppe-
tite is -ood indeed for the first time in my life
ENJOY my dinner more than ant other meal during
th4 day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again las night,
ard began again this morning, ano hope to be
entirely relieved Please accept my heartfelt
thanks and est Wishes
Very truly your mos greatiul friend,
Mrs. B. c. RIVERS.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA

Read the folloasiag extract Of letter
from Mrs Rioers, cite Of Reuerend DR..
Rioers, one Of I'D most learned, eloquent,
and popular Miaiiters Of tie Methodist
Episcopal Churcls md soho as at present
stationed at Brodanay Church, Louisville,
kentucky
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ANNUAL MEETING oP THE CITY SAVINGS
BASK.--At meeting held last night the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the ensu
ing term: james 81. Gardner, Thomas
Branch ,psh j. 4. chldrey hi ;,o John r. DAYS.
crs, William X. Watts, William G. Paine,
James B. Pace, G. l.. Christian, E. B. Addi
son, r. e. Blankinship, John Booker, F. w.
Chamberlayne, D. Q. Davis. E. s. Turpiu,
O. F. Weislger, William II. Palmer, j. w
Beyeridge, John Endsrs, John n. Gordon,
A. Y. Stokes, j. r. Triplctt, Il. 9. Wor.
than. - .sss
The annual report was read, which showed
healthy condition Of alfairs, and after the
Of handsome dividend to tLe
stockholders good basis wRa laif for tha
sstahlishmens Of q surplus fund.-
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were the relative cost and d ficulty OF tie
two worksf
Yonr edrIy reply to these inquiries will
specially oblige,
Very truly, yours,
Z. v. DANIEL, JR.
PETERSBURG, January II. 1878,

PETERSBURG, january II, 1878.
Peter ?. Daniel, Jr., Esq:
Dear Sir,-I received yours Of the 9th in
slant, and cheerfully answer your questions
IN the order asked.
Answer to 1st was appointed superin.
tendent of the Petersburg railroad early In
1887, and about 1852 or '63 Judge Joynes re-
signed as president Of the road and WIS
appointed to succeed him, and continued as
president until 1863. 3,,f
Answer to end: / believe that before I
was engaged on the Petersburg railroad, and
for some time after, it was customary not to
forward goods, but to collect tolls before
articles were permitted to SO forward from
the Petersburg depot to Richmond and points
north OF 1t.
Answer to 3d: No application was made
such ns YOU speak Of, so far as recollect.
Answer to 4h 1t was the custom 10 en-
plov merchants or agents to forward freights
on commission.
Answer to 9Th: believe that the road
through Petersburg was not commenced for
some time after that through Richmond; and
was not finished toi several weeks, and 1t
ma, have been two or three months after the
finishing Of the road through Richmond.
Yours very truly,
c. y. SANFORD.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHURCH NOTES.
Annual Meeting Of tho Second Baptist
Church-Suntlay- -Sefool Meetings.

Sunday being bright and beautiful da,
the churches generally were well attended
1t was the first Sunday after Epiphany, anc
was appropriately regarded in the Eplscopa
and Romish churches. ~...
ANNUAL MEETING OF SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
The annual meeting Of the Second Bap
fist church (Rev. DR.. Biting pastor) wa
held ,9u Sunday afternoon. Reports from
the officers Of the church, the missionary so
cieties. and the superintendent of the Sun
day school were read. showing the work o.
the church in these several departments
during 1872. From the clerks reportit ap
pears that the membership is Ala, net IN
crease Of l3, after deducting deaths, reno
walls, &c. The contributions of the members
during the year for church, educational, and
mission purposes amounted to SIG. .14G,24.
In the Sunday school there are 3S officers
and teachers and 296 scholars, and there was
an average attendance Of 252 scholars. The
Young Mems Missionary Society supported d
hatite Chinese preacher, q colporter in
Rome, a missionary in Virginia, and aided In
| sustaining the German mission in Richmond
The funds Of the ladies' societies were ex.
pended in relieving the destitute, clothing
poor Sunday-school children, and in aid ol
iohlC lllO mlbSIODs.
MONTHLY MEETING oP TIE METHODIST SUNDAY.
SCHOOL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of the Meth
odist Sunday-School Society was held at
Trinity church Sunday afternoon at
o'cIock-Albert l.. West assistant president,
and Robert j. Christian assistant secretary.
The meeting was opened with an anthem,
sung by the scholars Of Trinity school, and
prayer by Rev. ". G. Lumpkin, of Man.
chester.
The meeting was then entertained with
some very fine singing by Trinity school,
consisting of choruses by the school, Phil
| lips's beautiful quartette entitled "Father,
Take my Hand" by two young ladies and
two gentlemen, and a sweet duet entitled
"The Lord Will Provide" by two misses.
Rev. ". B. McGivray then addressed the
meeting. Text: "The Spider" Subject
REFORMATION of Habits" This was a very
amusing and instructive address, abounding
in apt illustrations Of the subject. :.
Rev. a. G. Bledsoe, pastor of Trinity
church, also addressed the meeting. Subject:
"Power Of Sunday School Teaching" The
address was full of deep, earnest, and i'm.
pressiye thought, and we'll calculated to in
spre and keep alive greater interest III this
cause. He was listened to with great dea
of interest and attention. He strongly urgeC
tho importance of early religious training
and placed the Sabbath school in the fore
most rank Of iustrumentalities to secure
this end.
| The following is summary of the super
| infe endpDtS' rennrt for thp mast month
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A NEGRO MAKES AN ASSAULT Upon AZ.
OTHER AND KILLS HlMsELF.-At IN early houl
OH Sunday morning negro man named
John Scott, while under the influence of IL.
quor, made an attack upon Spencer Jetler.
son, near the store OF 2. O,Neal, in Rockets,
Scott was armed with n rZor. and in his
wild gesticulations he cut himself under the
left ear, making shastly wound, from
which be bled profusely. Seeming uncon-
scious of this injury. he continued brandish.
ing the weapon, and finally severed the
femoral artery, from which he died in few
moments. Coroner Taylor viewed the body,
and the jury brought In verdict In accord
ance with the above facts.
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SUPPOSED CASE OF SUICIDE Dy DRowNlSG.-
Mr.. George G.. Carnell, a butcher, about
thlrty.seven years Of ase, left his residence,
Highland Row. Rockets, at 8 o'clock Tues
day morning the 7th instant, and has not
been seen or heard of since. His hat was
found near the bridge over Gilie'S creek, and
it IS feared he drowned himself. About
three weeks ago he attempted suicide BY
taking laudanum, but was saved by the
prompt application Of medical skill, and a
year ago he made an attempt to drown him
self in the dock. It Is supposed that pccn-
mary troubles induced these persistent efforts
to destroy life.
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No report from Mt. Zion, Manchester, VaE-
ley, and Fifth churches. 5s
The election or officers for the ensuing
term was then held. resulting as follows
President, Leroy N. Lee; Viee-Presidents,
j. hines of the First Church school, Watt
Swami of the Third, John G. Beugh of the
Second; Secretary, Edward Thompson; AS.
sistant Secretary, Albert Tyler, Of Third
Church school f=gr
The annual report Of the secretary and the
report of the committee to prepare rules for
the Union were laid over until the next
meeting. -
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MANCHESTER ITElEs.

TBEou ARTERLY MEETING Of the Baptist Sun.
day-School Association Ns,s held on last sun
day afternoon at the Manchester Baptist
church. The president, J. B. Winston, pre-.
sided; Otway d. Brown, secretary. After
singing by the school Of the Manchester
church, William II. Williams, Esq, led the
Association In prayer. The monthly aud
quarterly reports were then presented, as
follows:
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AWARSNa TO ONE AND ALL.-seldom In
the course OF events have we ever found It
necessary to raise the voice Of warning to
our citizens, but In these trying times We
cannot forbear suggesting TO them that even
In our widest frenzy at meeting we do not
catch each other by the left arm, else we
NAV receive that saiutation said TO have peea
riyer by the country lass 10 her loyars "1es
sussed fool let 80 sny yacesnas@a
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UNNAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN THE
RlcHNosD Posi- OFFICE JANUARY 13. 1873
slrs. Margaret Chandler, Ola street, Peters.
burg, Va; William Ii. Smith, brakes
Branch, Va; Edwin L. Parker DR.. John
II. Wilder, Richmond. Va; Mrs. Margaret
Jane Duke, No. 2121 Franklin street, Rich.
mond, Va. William Dixon, care NJ. NJ. Ge
hce, Milton, N. c.; Mrs. MintIe A. Dyson
care Charles Dyson, Hanover G. H., Va.
Willie TompkinS, corner Second and Frank
lin streets, Richmond, Va. Henry 7. Wick
banl, Richmond, Va.
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GRANp JURY OF THE HUsTISGs CoURT.-The
grand jury of the Hastings Court met yes
terday, and found true bills in the following
cascs: Commonwealth us. William James,
three cases; Commonwealth Us. William
Roberts, John Q. Bryant, John Gordon alias
Johu james. Charles Mccarthy alias Charles
Johnson, Hannah Riordon, Pinkey Rose
Thomas, Thomas Robinson, Henry Chris
tian, and William j. Aunable; all for felony.
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Police CouRT--.Fusticc j. j. White pre-
sidins.-The following cases were disposed
Of yesterday:
Julia Sager (colored), charged with assault
ing Ann Robinson, was fined S5.
George Weigger, charged with assaulting
Robert 8. Davis. Case continued to 18th
instant, 1
Robert s. Davis, charged with assaulting
George Weigger. Case continued to 10th
Instant
Floyd Regsn. charged with leaving the
employment Of Mrs. Robinson without her
consent, being lawfully bound to her. Case
continued to 14th instant
Henderson Tayloe (coloredl, charged with
stealing one jar of ginger and two boxes OF
sardines, all of the value of $3.50, from j. b.
Kidd, wGs sent to Jail for four months.
Agnes Whitfield (colored(, charged with
sassaulting Mary Freeman, was fined S5.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,

UFFICE OF RICHMOND AND ORK KIVEk1
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, January 0, 1878. }
Peter ?. Daniel, Jr., Esq, Richmond
Dear Sir,-In answer to your inquiry OF
this morning relative to the transfer OF
freight through Petersburg I must state,
when superintendent Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad fire.
quently purchased lumber south of Peters
burg. and think in all cases had TO make
arrangements outside OF the railroad COM
pany for its transfer through the city Of Pc
tersburg.
Very respectfully,
Yours, &c,
WILLIAM n. BRAGG.
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WE cLip TfIE FOLLOWING FROM TIRE Herald
supplement- OF this week:
. eoG00.-We send out Is eco copies Of this paper.
At least ten persons will read each copy for 1t will
be loaned around from family to family, and
young aud old will read It Theway for advertisers
to reach the masses is fhroug, tho Herald. Hyou
want more trade, send your carl to the Herald You
VIII thus reach twice as many eyes as through half
Dozen papers OF average circulation, and nc one
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SPgcIAL CoURr op Hart, HAYES
& Coz, &C., ~. Haynes et oil. ! decree of CIR.
emit Court OF Caroliue COUNTY reversed.
Ragland us. Burton ct al, Jennings and
ais. Us. Murphy and ais; Sioyal', trustee, us
Hardy and ais; these three cases were ar
gued and submitted. ~
Puryear and ats. rs. Faris; partly argued
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MARsIIMALLow AND GUM DROPS ut PIkzISrs.

GEORGE P. RowELL & co.'s ADvERTisfSG
AGENCY, No. al Park Row, New YORK. receives
advertisements for rall the newspapers n tine United
Suites at the lswcst cash rates. furnishing circulars
and estimates free.-Brooklya Z. d. Times II u
model business house. They give more for the mo-
ney than any other house In the worid.--cRy Kera,
pJilf:dsluki1. Pa. !. ...... En-
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". GOpDIN will sell at IL A. 81, on the Mechanics
Vile turnpike three and half miles east Of Kich~
nloni corn, oats, hay. mules, cattle, farming
implements, &C.
COOK & LAUGHToN win sell at 10 a. N. an So
sortment Of furniture, &c. ~ }:s fs5s
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Garbcr; S. q. Pulliau, to s. Wake, trustee I;
William Rider TO William Traylor James 81.

Garbcr; s. H.Pulliau1 to s.Waike, trustee !:
William Rider TO William Tray James 81.
.Pertlue and wife to Douglas Baird; j. M.;
Moody, assignee. to Douglas Baird; Z. nj.
Logan, commission to G.. II. Amos; ]; Archer
Dyer to Sarah a. Cotton; r. .R. Leonard,
and wife to w. Z. Gary. 's3s8s ~, s
| nixon ToPlcs.---The contractor for widen
ing, grading, &C., Of Bridge avenue ssld
Semmes street resumed operations SesteF.
day. q .s...s.s 81
The Manchester Cotton Manufacturing
Company commenced yesterday the erection.
of six additional tenefrlents on Fourth aye.
nue. In Mc1Iwaine's row. s5sFt s
DIR. A. Monteiro lost two interesting chill
dren Sunday by measles, and has otLef neH5-
bers Of bis family still quite sick. He has.
the sympathy Of the entire community.
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asoolks. sslATxoNEss 7. .xc.

REATTHEWs'S VIRGINIA FORMS
lHl Just published by RANDOLPH ENGLISH
and of DEEDS. Wills, &c, aud Proceedings In Bank
ruptcy BY William u. Matthew's author OF Gn!de
TO Executors and Administrators. Price 50 by
mali, pest pisd.
From Richmoud Dtspatch.-- his book Il dc.
signed 10 furnish working material OF directly
practical character IN shape sufficiently cisbofatr
to embrace wilhiH It's litts examples 20 Ruide In
large variety Of c:cs likely daily 10 aris and the
snrne lime In such compass as not TO depart IroH
the contep plated character OF raas-faeeua.
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ST. Jons's CHURCH.

On Sunday morning the Rev. DR.. Wade
of Charles City county, delivered an instruct
i've and interesting discourse on Jeremiah,
13: %, in this church. There was service
in the afternoon devoted to the cause of for
egn missions. We cnoticed within the Chan.
eel the Rev. Drs rcterkin and Wade, and the
Rev. MIR. DaShicll, besides the rector of the
church-the Rcy. DR.. Wall. DR.. Petcrkir
called the attention Of the congregation tc
the manifest duty Of giving, founded uper
the words Of the apostle in II. Corinthians, S
8. His sermon was listened TO with profoEnc
attention. He was followed by Mr.. Dashiel
with some happy and appropriate facts. Tho
congregation was small, but the coutribu
tionS, we were informed, were MS liberal q!
they have been within the year in any ottel
Episcopal church in tho city. ..
PRESBYTERIAN sUSDAY-sCHooL UNION.
The monthly meeting for January W.!
held last night in the lecture-room of tht
Third Presbyterian church. There was
large attendance and good deal of intcres
manifested in the exercises. The president
Charles u. Hill, Esq, conducted the meet
ing Mr.. William q. Donnan, Jr., secretary
The question for discussion, What is th'
best mode Of teaching the Shorter Cate
chism? was opened by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gillian
who gave an interesting account of the plal
pursued In the Sunday school Of the Presby
terian church at Staunton with so much sue
cess, and which is about being adopted il
his the Secondj school. He was followed
by Rev. c. r. Vaughan in lucid and elo
quent statement of the great value of thi
Catechism as q compend of Bible truth
and urging the importance of its thorough
study. Rev. Mr.. Campbell and others spok,
on the same subject.
The secretary read the following report
for the month oS ncoenhor.
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THE NEW BLESSING OF .CEEAP sLIGnf.--rarttes
In need Of cheap and novel patent light ara re-
spectfuily invited to examine same at the Office Of
Ford's Hotel. For safety, brillisncy. and cheap
resS, Il Is tho VIC pder of '73. Call and see me.
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INCREASED RATEs.-The directory Of the
street railway have determined to put up
the price Of tickets to eight dollars per hun
dred, or three for quarter, to take effect on
and after tomorrow. The sales OF tickets
will probably be quite heavy to-day.
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HIGH ScHooL.-The School Beard Of the
city have purchased the lot fronting ninety
feet on Marshall street between Eighth and
Ninth, and intend erecting thereon at once a
building to be used as a high school. Plans
for the construction of the building are asked
for. This purchase Is one of the best which
has been made by the Board for the purpose
intended. The building contemplated will
be in every respect suited to the uses for
which 1t is to built, and will bean ornament
to the city. r