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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

Su,CE.-I9N SEsSkRSM!1 H-RLlZa G. hES<ER-
*hliH, WIFE OF GEORGE V. WOODBBRRY.
ADMINISTRATOR. VS.. EMILY AND JOIN
AE-SkRSMirH, BT AL
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans
No. e. r>5.
tty O.. Ok fERIET & 60 .-JOHs O.
kB honrOse, AuctI onaer-Otfies No. 30 ROYAL
street-TBCRSDAY, March y, 1913, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at tho ST. Louis Auction Exchange, viii
be sold b. public auction. BY virtue of Judgment
rendered January %. 1873 signed January u, 1878
the following descT, bed property. 10Y account Of
said succ. Rsior-
A CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. situated in
the Third strict OF this city, in the s9ua -
bounded by Craps, GTeGtmen. Mandevile and
Spain stree Is, and measuring 81 fret inches 4
lines front OF spaln street by Isl fett inches :
hines in depth between equal parallel liues, to
gether With The billings and improvements
erec ed thereon. Sec Plan AZ the ST. Louis Auction
Exchange
Terms Cash or the SPOT.
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchater. ts1.
fore Z J. X-rr notary public.
f.20 29 mh8 Is p r.
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vALUABLE PRoPA7IRS N TBE SECOND DIS
TRIC'f.
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OF Mo>.Dic MEDICINE.


ID Surgery aud Md "If'rv No. 30 bsrnvlIis. cor
prr of mpa street, var Canal str, rt
Medical De partment-t cures Palsy. FeVers, Ely
,nsIss fpi ep.y Insanity, DrOpsy. Eheunatlsin
md i'm few days all usInfui affections and milan
nations OF the SIAM rIinaf Cord and serves
Thrnat- Lungs HsaIt, bi,'S stomach bowtis,
Haddrr Kidnryh Bones jUints etc. Ten dollars
y.pk for the trea meht and cure 81 anN nlso9~e
surgical Repariuent-S, duces FRACTURES Iu'
NOR, and DELIBERATIONS; spsedIls cures lmpoiehuSS
and sttrihty Scrotu o all ure hral sno sonIlnal
D sob.rges S+nereal, Serota ana hklh diseases,
t,Snrnf o.. ditticplt DIinatIops f'essr's nnlos
nom smputation. pissslves stones IN the A,aheys
or r adderaand cu.esWicsrs Canrefs of 'trSIuieS'
without main FiV. dollars, $50 y loo' A.:
Slidvifery pepaI tm,ut-Pos't'V'ly cures -, 9;s
ees-s Of The womb and ovsTss, ab unusuhI a I
charges alterations or ir.ations: and shtn ane
nens,.s are psuful or Obstruct'a from any Sauso
Vhatevsr The cause il removed ana ne n , &c
storad in a fe . days S%s dollars. S - SoO ~
Letters sddres I'd ssDs 9th box III, new Vt,
Asns Louisiana will receive sttentl n. once
konr. .or ladies 10 4 ID to II n end to . +. NJ
10, grntiemens from n or ,,,,-
Co,onateH Doctor of MedISine aho shllusopay,
Nember Elt ct of abe Royal College OF surgeons
and or the HunteIisn society or Mto ONE
sSbilosophy and Belt-s Letters OF the ohlVersl,
;ias OF London. Ediuburg. St Andrews and
louisiana =. :.
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Two STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND Two VAL
Fourth District
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ny CHARLES r.. FORTIER. AUCTION

SUCCESSION OP JOHN j. MACs, JOHN MACH ET
AL vs.. CHARLES MACK.
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DYC.E. GIRARDES & GO, AUCrl

District SOur< Of the ynesl Sts'es OF America FOR
tte District OF Louisians-Eo. IG5.
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ASSEGNEB@ SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN rr.R MATTER OPTHE BANK OF LOUISIANA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. De Ferret & CO.

AOUkB Lsp LUT CORNER OF NIRf, AMI CAHOS.
DkLET WALK
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VALUABLE sTOCKS AT AUCTION.
tUCCEsSIos OF JAMES o. MOVES, DECEAsBD.
Second District COsrt for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS 49,

No. 1900.
DY NASH 81 HODGS9N, W. HOI G%Os,
ID auctioneer-Otice No. Carondelet street.
o. SATURDAY. March Il, 1913. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, by
virtue and III pursuance : { sn order Of Hon A.
L. Tlssot, ju &c OF the Second District Court fof
the parish of Orleans dated Mare , 1873. docket
No IS 1877, for account Of Tho above succession At
pubic auction, will be sold
ONE SCARE CAPITAL Stock Losisisna Jockey
Club of & 90, full paid.
FIVE SHARP capital stock New Orleans Credit
Soncisr assoc alton, o. S5G each, en- which - PEI
.hare has been paid
Terms-Cssh in Cuitsd States treasury notes
mh6 Is u
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgsoa.


two DOUBLE TENEMENT COTTAGES, CORNER
OF JoSEPHiNE AND LIBERTY sTkBBTS,
FOURTH DJsTRICT, At AUCTION.
sUCcEsSIoN OF CHARLES SERGVAox. DE-
CEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1893
RY NASH ~ HODGsON.-W:i !. BoDosor
AZ AuciiOnrer-Otfice No. CarondeIet street.
On kATURDAY, March 8, 1873, at tvtf I've O'Clock
NJ, at the st. CHARLES Auction Exchange, i'll the
basement rOtunda of the st Charles Note II this
city, by yirtne and in pursuance of an orde1 OF III.
Hon. A. L. Tissot judge OF the seconi District
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated January
80, 1878, docket No. 355S8 for account Of the sue
G. sson OF Charles Ferguson deceased. at vubhc
auction, will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUSD. together with the
buildings aId improve ments thereon, situated in
the Fourth District OF this city. IN the SQUARE
bounded by Josephine, jackson, Frau kiln and
Liberty tlate Ellsnl streets. deslgnsted &c Nos,
and which s5!oin each o. h4r and MT ASSURE 50 fol
lOgs, to vi:
Lot No. 1neasur.s 6. feet 10 inches front On lib
ertY Gate Fllenl street. by adePth and trout CD
Josephine street of 20 feet and forms she corner
Of Joseshins and lIts'rty streets
Lot No. measures 81 feet2 inches 'front.' o. LIB.
srty date Elsh, street, ov depth OF to feet, all
between parallel hue., American measure, accord.
ing 20 plan now exhibition at the lace of sale.
The improvements consist OF = double tAnentIt
frame outage house on Zach sOt, containing three
roorns on .acn aide, With privieA cisterns. sheds,
rte.
Terms Gas. OF the SPOT IN United States treas
ury nUtes.
Acts of SAKE before !ohn =. Cohey, rosary pubhs,
at the exprnse of the purchaser.
fe2 8 Is % mil 8
BRICK sTORE AND EFSIpEBCE OPPOSITE SORA
PuRU MARKET. FOURTH DISTRICT. AT PUB
LiC AUCTION
kuCUESsIex JuHs DoELL pBCBASHD.
Sectors. n.-tI,.a tc-r for the Farish Of Orssne--
E"eket 10 ;b-G1.
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bxss, DE FERgET a Co. IOhsG MON.

Rx q. DE Fhh'E9 g sX.."hNS hos
THURSDAY. Sarch q, 1878, at twelve O'Clock VI.
at the 81. Louis Auction Exchange, will b. sold by
public auction. by irtu. OF an order OF the Hon.
a. l. TissOt Judge Of the Second District Court for
parish OF Orleans dated February G. 1879, the fol
lowing described property. for account o, said
ceesion-
EOf OF SROCED. situated ii the Second Dis
'rict OF this city N the square bonded BY Caron-
deet walk, yoLti, a. Louis and Miro streets and
measuring n feet u inches front Carondelet
walk l9 feet IIchos' lines front on Miro street
q feet in width the rear line, and lGI f1et
iuch lines the SIDE line IPaIest TO 1ont street;
:. gethey with the bull uQs and improvements
thereon. The whole according 20 plan made by
P G. Lurel. February 81, 1873. exhibition 1t the
ST. Louis Auction Exchange.
T-rms-Cash on shs 5poI ia Cnis<,; sta;es tI~as
urv notes.
act OF sab before John l. tsr~se!-. ro<.aJ pub
he al the syp-use of the purchaser.
ft20 IS mh9 - u n
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IUDGMRsT PARTiYIOH.

Second District Cosrt for the parish Of CrIeAzs-
No. 351S4.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

&eseph Garter IS. Wil1am ~ - nrIeans
"pd Justice Cour. for tho Parish 81 VrfeailS'
raw vIpTrr ny a wRrr OF TIERf PAC1As TO
h nus aI,ected by the honorable Inc oSc-
md justice OF the Peace for the parish 81 , vi
!sans in the above entitled sanse, .tsrnbspnt.
e4Ad tn spu AT public auctIons at Inc mtlcn'I ~
and Aurtioneers' &Hchnns' on ho!sl stTer', ~
tween Canal and Gust omhouse streets, IN ms ~
on FRIDAY March Z. 1873, al he honF OF L"oit ",
Yeork NJ. th, iolIovius described properly 10
sit-. ,,.,1. Six,b MI.
~. n.-i;a s;+y hing lot No. OF square NO. -
bounded BY Calhoun Preston and asrkes are ~ feet
and henry Clay avenue oald tos nf hv a 5entb
q Ta0 +et her we.n parallel lines. all as per plan
annexed 10 A. act bt fore ss h Gan.. s 1857
SGS pnoIIe ~. eoruer If lrket and Calhoun
s a54 10. ?ogsther sith an tbs buildings improve
pents. etc
Relied in Che above SUIT
Terms--C.ash on the sySt. o,p>,,Cv no,atahle
gas l9 mh6+ JOHN "ON -
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Daniel t:o.ren Us. Mrs: Garne Csns No isu
Jsstice Court for the Parish OF orlo'lio w ~,
RY yIRrUk DF WRIT or FtHNt 1arrsche,
Thrd Jsstio Of the r. acs in aud for the parsht o.
Orl ass, viii proceed to sell at Rnoii street on
AoSb.S MaU.b 10 1873, at twelve O'Clock d. the
following described property
A LUT OF FURNITURE.
Seiaed In the above suit notea
feN RAs WILLIAM n0AN' >NA~
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SUCCESSION oP yosRPHIss coNTRowIsskL
Secord District Cour. for th. Parish Of oE.eaIs-
No. 3 0G6.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Charles e. Eortief.
vALpABIs PROPERTIES N rHy SECOND DIS,
TRICr.
10y CHARLES Y. PORTER. sucTrc

SUCIG.SioS on kLZABETH PLATE. DECEASku
WIFE or HENRY WKISER,
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ING ON PHILIP Strict, FOURTH DISTRICT,
SUCCESSION or LUCILLE WANT. WIDOW or
LOUIS LIOTAU,
pY PLACIDE }. SPAR. AUCTIoSBEa

Second District Court for the Psrisls Of Or!eaas-
No IS go
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REAL ESTATE IN THR TutRD DISTRICT

srC.pssIOS OF CHARLES D. BAHAMA AHD
WIN.
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HORSES. BOOKS. HARNESS, FURNTTURE. ETC.
AT AUCTION
SUCCESSION CP JAMES O. MOVES. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OTsauS-
No
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sSy PiHsiDe .. SPAR, AUCTlONKKa

s~"Un2 District cart for the Parish OF Orleans
No. ;! ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF X. MoALPIS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF UriosrB--
No. IS SS1.
pX PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONBbE--
40 Office No. DO Exchange alpy.-THURSDAE-
March G. 1873, at II o'clock NJ viii I've sold as
public auction, at the st. Louis Auction Exc hangr.
on 81. Louis street, between Charities and ROygs
streets. by virtue and in pursuance to an ordoE
from the hon. A. H. SissOt, judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated
January Is, 1875 foF account OF the above sucGefs
sion tp wit
A CERTAIN Tot OF gROCTD, lyiag being aaI
,ituated in tho Fourth District of ths city, In
the square bounded by Fourth, Third, st. Patrick
81. Denis streets, said lot fronting Fourth
street and forming the corner OF said square, ans,
measuring 30 feet front Fourth street by DEPTH
of 100 feet and front St Patrick a,reet, and
designated BY the No. Is on tho plan tSsquarUo
together with al the imprs vement Is and deptndeE
cies thereunte belonging, or in sDy Vise apRertR4
ing.
TermA-C Cash on the spot.
Act of sale, together with internal feCenu-ss
stamps, ETC. before Christoval MOTel. notary p2ea
lie. at the expense of the purchaser.
fp2 9 10 % mh26
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SUCCESSION OF II. PRYsBURG.
Second District Court for the Parish of OrfeaHa
No 81, 100.

DY PLACIDR J. SPEAR, AUCTIOEEKg-.
ID Office No. 40 Exchange alley.-THURSDAS .
March d, at twelve O'Clock NJ win be sold, at the,
st Louis Auction Exchange, on st. Louis street
between Royal and Charities streets, by virtue and
pursuance to order from the Hon. A. L.
Tisaot Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated February |, 1879 for &C
count OF the above succession, to wit
ALL RIGHTS TITLES AND INTERESTS which
the said sucression has or may have in a certain
II isneular piece of ground situated in the Pourth
District OF this city, in the square bounded b. Mag
nOha, Josephine. Clara and st. Andrew streets,
forming the corner of Magnolia and Josephine,
streets, and measuring, according to plan OF
Louis H. Pile, surveyor dated February Is 8T3 (by
which plan the property is to be sold, 20 feet I
inches lines trout on Josephine street. by 10 feet
II inches 2 lines front aud depth M gnolia
street and III feet 10 inches 3 lines on til line
which separates it from the property beOngi ng to
Nr. John Keller
Terms-Cash on the spot
ACT of sale before ChristovRl Morel, notary pub
lie, together with internal revenue staRps, nj the
pxo.rse Of nurchaaRr. fe22 mil 8 IS u u
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| the top of the letters on the starboard vince
| house, while her lower larboard guard is out.
In all other respects the disaster occurred
as reported yesterday. After daylight yes
terday morning the ferry boat Cairo was sent
to her assistance, and the ldlcwild. as she
passed up towards noon, took the Probas-
cos people forward. They had remained
on the open barge all night and in the rain
Of yesterday morning, as may be imagined
their condition was not an cnyiable one.
The Probasco Will undoubtedly prove a
total loss. The +. +, Eckert will leave some
time to-day to raise her IL possible, ~ to
wreck her. II Is gratifying to know, how
ever, that with all the MASKING up of the
Probasco no lives were lost, and a. .he had
little or no freight, the disaster IL compare
lively slight.
The John b. Maud took $500 bales cotton
and 2.lo0 sacks seed into New Orleans last
trip, and the Belle Lee 2,l5j bales cotton and
5,S4S sacks seed.
The IL. T.. Lee went into New Orleans
on her last trip with i,?5l bales cotton, and
4,252 sacks seed. The Katie took In 2,295
bales cotton, and 9,170 sacks seed; this Is
the largest lot OF seed taken IN by one boat
this season.
The lazoo river pilots have signed, sealed
and delivered an agreement to the effect
that they do, each and every one, agree and
bind themselves not to pilot any Yazoo river
| boat for salary less than t200 per month,
and that they will not accept employment
on any boat wherein Is employed any pilot
ut salary less than that amount.
The Louisville 'Courier-Journal OF the
| 2lst says:
The Nick Longworth, Capt. Lew Hates,
arrived from Cincinnati yesterday evening
and received here forty tons OF iron pipe
and several tons OF miscellaneous freight,
and had engagements to-day for consdera-
bio more freight which caused her to lay
| over.
The Memphis Avalanche says:
The Snagboat DeRussev came IN ten days
out from Cairo, having cleared out a few
| snags as she came along. She goes below
to-day, and will likely clear out distractions
below. Efforts were going on yesterday to
| have her pull the old wreck OF the X. T..
Walt away from the landing, where it lies
near the foot Of Jefferson street.
! The st. Louis Times has the following
items
The Exporter has withdrawn her "inde-
| pendent" advertisement, Captain Williams
| having concluded to load her ut the Mcrch-
ants Southern whariboat.
| Mr., George A. Reader, clerk OF the X. A.
Babbage, has invented and perfected new
system OF wages and interest table, which
he IL now using on that boat. Its believed
| that II will come In general use with steam
boats and all establishments where labor il
employed.
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a CA RID.

A clergyman, while residing IN South
America as missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for tho cure OF
nervous weakness, early decay, diseases of
tho urinary and seminal organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Grea, num-
bers have boon cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit tho AZ
ilicted and unfortunate, 1 will send tho
receipt tor preparing and using this med.
icine in a sealed envelope to anyone who
needs IT, free of charge. Address
JOSEPH 7. IsMAN,
station ID, Bible House, New York.
August &c, yr
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CITY COUNCIL.
Special Meeting Of she city COunc N
called for Gsnerai nustnsss
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, Nov. q, 1873, pm
Prcsent-Ilis Honor Mayor wood, and
Alderman Korsmeyer McEwen, McGaulcy,
Morris, Neilis, Phillips, Rittenhousc aud
Robinson--s.
On motion OF Alderman Korsmeyer the
reading of the minutes was dispensed with.
PETITION.
a petition OF number OF citizens was
presented and read, asking that section OF
the ordinance adopted at the last NEE ting OF
the council relating TO runners, be 80
amended as 10 except steamboat and rail-
road runners.
On motion OF Alderman Korsmeyer said
petition was referred to the Ordinance com
mittee with instruc tons 10 report an amend
ment to said ordinance rs requested by the
petitioners.
Alderman Morris OF the Ordinance COM
mite stated that the committee were ready
TO report on amendment TO said ordinance
Immediately, and that proper action might
he taken thereon would be TO reconsider
the vote taken at the last meeting OF the
council upon the adoption OF the ordinance.
The Chsir ruled the motion out OF order,
under the rules, there not being AS large u
number OF members present as when the
vote on the adoption Of the ordinance was
taken,
AN ORDINANCE.
The Ordinance committee reported the
following ordinance which was read by the
clerk and laid over for u second reading.
"An ordinance TO amend section A. OF
ordinance No. TO increase the payment for
liquor licenses"
BE it ordered by the city council of the
city OF Cairo:
SECTION THAT section A. OF ordinance
No. be amended by striking out the words
zone hundred" and inserting in lieu thereof
"two hundred !" and striking out the words
"seycnty-fiye" in both places in which they
appear in said ordinance, and inserting in
lieu thereof Zone hundred and fifty" in
each case. and striking out the word "ive''
after the words "the further sum Of and
inserting in lieu thereof "ten."
On motion Of Alderman Korsmeyer ad.
journed.
NJ. J. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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GO AND CONSULT
Madame De Graf,
the wonderful
or And ClairYOYAnt

She 10 tho seventh daugter OF the seventh
daughter. She can be consulted ut her suit
Of parlors at the Arlingtin house, first floor,
corner Of Seventh street and Commercial
avenue, Cairo, for a short time only. She
gives advice on all business matters: tells
how to recover lost or stolen property; tells
Of lovers, and even tells the name of the
person you are to mary. Fee, 81. All let
ters answered promptly by inclosing 81 and
stamp. Hours from S am. to l0pm.
ll-ll-lwN
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THE Topeka Kansas Commonwealth
city says Costa opera house was crowded
last night with one of those splendid audi
ences which in this city do rot get together
oitener than once or twice in season.
Every desirable seat was taken, and 1t has
been many months since the opera house
has presented SO brilliant an appearance,
the throng being eminently fashionable and
consequently eminently dressy.
The play was the dramatized version Of
Wilkie Collins wel-known novel, "The
New Magdalen," highly sensational drama
which Is well calculated to exhibit the
strong points OF the company, and the prin-
cipal character in which has been made u
specially by Miss Price. She gives 1t very
intense degree OF dramatic feryor and
oughly In the range Of human sypsthy. In
the emotional scenes she rises to
grand dramatic heights, never forgetting, OF
course, the attributes belonging to such a
peculiarly conditioned character. Such a
combination of circumstances as that which
Mercy Merrick was forced to pass through
may be possible in real life, but no dramatirt
was ever before bold enough to bring 1t
upon the stage.
The support accorded Miss Price was UNI
exceptionally good. Miss Julia Hanchetts
rendition OF Grace ROseburry was such rs
to divide the applause with Miss Price. She
is in every way natural impersonation Of
the English lady Of the novelist's creation
fresh, beautiful and unaflected--the picture
Of innocence and purity In every movement.
Miss Jamison made very acceptable Lady
Janet Roy, and never seemed to lose sight
OF tho fact that she was "mistress OF Maple
thorpe house."
Dir. Medium gave careful and we'll
| studied rendition Of "Julian Gray" his
| Characterization being true portrayal of
the hrin, liberal and at time exuberant
English clergymcn. Mr.. hurry also did well
as Horace Ilolmcroft, tho war correspondent
and nowhere have we seen the slender pas.
sion" portrayed In manner more realistic.
The minor parts were in good hands, and
were all well given.
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III
n
EIlIERS,

Boot and shoe maker, Twentieth street, be-
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street, is prepared to make boots anu shoes
in the latest aud most fashionable styles.
lie will make them TO order, old or new
styles to suit customers, out of the best and
richest stock, OF which he always has n
good supply on hand rom which to make
selections. All fitting of boots and shoes
made 10y Mr.. Ehlers is done in his own shop
no foreign iltting being used by him.
Give him a call, and he will give you salts
faction
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The UAIKO DAILY BULlErIN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22 1919

with any boot maker in this city in this line
Of work. lie employs none but the best
workmcn, and as consequence turns out
only first class work. While in IT. Louis he
visited all the principal shops and secured
patterns Of all the latest styles and improve
mcnts, and will give his customers the ben
eft Of them. Work done promptly and on
short notice. All work warranted. 1920 lot
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MRS. MATTE sOwELL, hairdresser
and dealer In all kinds OF human hair,
switches. curls, fzettes, braids, etc, takes
this method OF informing her friends and
the public generally, that she has removed
her store from Washington TO Commercial
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
where she will be pleased to welcome all
her old trsends and customers. Mrs. Sowell
has added lar9ely to her stock OF fine
switches, curls, etc, and will sell as low as
any dealer in the city. ll-22 lw
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MIR. FRED. WINTERBERG has just ro-
turned from st. Louis, where he purchased
As tino stock of the various grades Of hne
leather as was ever brought to this city, and
proposes to work 1t into boots and shoes tor
his customers. lie makes hno boots spe-
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The barber shop is on the corner of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Stionhouse with his gem
tlemanly assistants can be- found ut any
hour of the day or night, ready to soo,ne
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. It's II frst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving drst-c!ass treatment
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curlcd
after the most approved styles 8-l5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
fec, long, az inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with lre fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in hrst-class
order,; been used only three months. For
price, etc., inquire OF j. Il. RENNIE,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-23
RELIGIOUS.

The subject OF Rev. Mr.. Thayer's sermon
to-day will be "The Old Path" In the
evening he will deliver the fourth lecture in
the series now being delivered by him. the
subject being "Prayor in the light Of mod
ern science. First, What is Prayer, Sec
ond. The Philosophy OF Prayer, Third How
does prayer appear In the light Of modern
SCIENCE