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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-20
ORDINANCE No. 40.


WHEREAS, By an ordinances Of the CITY
council, approved April IT, 1859. the rigii,
WAS grantel To the Cairo and Nincenns.
Railroad company 10 lay down and opcr-
ate single or double line of rails over
and along Commercial avenue, upon the
condition, among others, that said rail.
should be laid to the grade established or
10 lie established by the city council for
the grade Of ssid street and
WHEREAS, a literal compliance with
said condition is found To be lmprsc.icsble,
in consequence Of the extensive in,erfsr-
ence it would cause with The present
grade Of the street, and the impossibili,y
OF thereby obtaining proper dratuage for
the track; therefore
BE it ordained by the city council OF the
city OF Cairo:
SECTION !. That the laying OF the said
rails OF Iid railroad company upon ties of
ordinary thickness tsay q inrhes) 10 he placed
upon the surface OF the ground a. now
existing bcl ~ Twentieth street JeXceptiug
al street intersections, where the tie- .hal be
lowered a. To reduce the level OF the rail,
there to the grade OF the same between said
intcrsec,ions.l shall be deemed aud con. d.
cred by this council u virtual compliance
with the condition Of said ordinance. So far
~ the laying OF the rails of said sompany
below Twentieth street il concerned. pro.
Nided, that plank of suitable
thickness and not less than
ten inches wide shall be laid aud main
tanned on the ties on the outside Of each
track. and that the spaces between the rails
and between the tracks aud extending AT
least fix ieet beyond the rails towards
the sidewalks shall be hlled up
20 as Ia fully cover up the
ties, with Villa Ridge or similar I'M
washed gravel, -aid tie, and tracks TO be 80
laid and maintained. and said gravel 10 be
20 placed and kept a.. in the opinion OF the
committee on streets for the time being.
VIII AFFORD n safe AMI easy crossing over said
tracks and permit the use by the public,
without unreasonable interruption. of every
portion of the street on which said track or
tracks j. or are laid.
Approved. Feb. ~. 1873.
JoHNM. LANsDES, Mayor.
Attest VI. j. liowLEr, City Clerk.
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COUNTY COURT.
THIRD DAY,

bAb.
In the matter of the guardianship of Fran.
els Mechanic, minor heir Of A. !. Mechanic,
Henry Winters applied for letters of guar.
dianship. which were granted on giving bond
in the sum of 500.
In the matter of the estate Of Robert
Adamson. deceased. Monroe Whitaker. Peter
richards and Salmon lakewood were ap.
pointed by the court as appraisers OF said es-
tate.
j.. Donahue ys. n. Ilunsacker. ajministra.
tor cRBii,s'dggeqfb aaasro OF the estate of y. s.
Blodget. Assumsit demand e. 30. Both
parties appeared, waving service. Proof
was heard and judgment rendered against,
the estate ~ Of fourth class claims for the
sum Of - 20. and that the plaintiff pay the
costs.
In the matter Of the estate of Robert
Atkinson. deceased. q. W. short applied for
letter, of administration. The court orde red
that letters be issued. the applicant fr,t i'll.
irg hi bond in the sum of Sio0. which was
examined and approved by the court.
Frederick Shell ". y. Hun.ackcr. admin
istrator OF the estate Of y. :. Blodget, de-
ceased. As-umsit demand go -. Parte,
appeared and the evidence heard. The
court rendered u Judgment against plaintiff
for costs.
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We unite most heartily with those of our
citizens who are waging war on the Illinois
Central, and Cairo and Nincenncs railroads.
We are against all railroads. We regard
them as the great retarders of the prosperity
OF the country. and we therefore wish TO
speedily 20 back TO wagon roads and water
courses. We suggest that any man hereaf.
ter who in Cairo dares to say be has still a
laundering Tor railroads shall I've instantly
swung to lamp post. The council will be
direlict in it, duty II II does no, a, :oncc pass
an ordinance to punish railroadi.m. Every
advocate of fair play for the railroads should
he arrested on summary process. tried with
out delay before jury Of farmers and sem
fenced to imprisonment in the pcnitentiary
during life or good behavior.
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DEMONS MARY JENKINS

That Mary Jenkins story of Prof. Denton
remarkable for the beauty Of it, smplicl-
ty. 80 to speak. It is pabulum for the weary
soul, and is one OF thu most convincing evi.
dences of future state. Mary had a son.
bad boy who would drink rum and run on
railroad train, a combination of sins,
which. according to orthodox Christianity.
i, suffice TO damn the best Of men. a, il
Were. That boy got between two car, and
then they colIidei. whereupon he
proceeded without delay 10 become a
beautiful. cold corpse. Mary wa. wretched
She didn't know TO a certainty to what sort
Of country the maynard boy Of her love
had travelled across the mysteriou, line. OF
course Mary went in search Of information.
She made application to orthodox preachers
like Turney: but her bucket always came
up ont Of that well empty Of consolation.
What f"as Mary TO do. She had 20 90 to a
spiritual medium. and she did. And after
she had communed with him awhile we think
II was him she took into one of her lily
white hands piece OF slate. and into the
other hand. also lily white. a stump of a
-'"'c PShSh' iHcH she paced hcr hand un-
der table. and in q moment a spirit
the happy spirit of her wayward
boy-wrote upon that piece OF
slate the consollng words: IL am ali
hunky, ma" Hunky is not the precise
word the spirit used but it was synonym
of it. and that is near enough for the pur.
pose, OF this paragraph. We ask all Chris.
tians 10 ponder upon this beautiful story
Does it not prove conclusively the immortal.
ity OF the soul the fact now becoming an.
parent, in spite OF all the pestiferous Tur.
ney, of the ministry, that spr,uaism Is tho
universal religion. We think 1t does. con
clusively. Show us a mothe, to whom
Christianity has sent message from Ion.
lost son-a long or short dead son. You
cant do it Christianity has never yet per
mitted any spiritual boy of the slangy turn
to say to the Mary Jenkinses Of Christian
ity II am hunky, ma" Wherefore we con
cludc with Denton: Take away Christian
! ity, bad boys can be saved without it,
Happy thought as our friend, the Rev
Mr. shores, sometimes says.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2o 1873

DIR. Arthur Lewis, during his presence in
our city, has removed several troublesome
corns. bunions and ingrowing nails without
pain or loss Of blood, and TO the entire salts
faction Of the parties so afflicted. DR.. q. w.
Dunning. Messrs. =. W. Barclay. Charles u.
Kyle and Charles Hall, are.among the num-
Der who have had the opportunity of being
relieved by the doctors skill, and take
pleasure in recommending him as a success.
ful chiropodist. DR.. Lewis intends TO re-
main in our city fora period OF ten days.
and IL would, therefore, be well for parties
afflicted with corns. bunions. etc. to leave
their orders at the Demonico hotel or
Scluh's drug store.
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.pOLlCE COURT.
JUDGE BRoss PRESIDING.

JUDGE BRoss PRESIDING.
Hattie King and two other colored va
grants were up before the court on a
charge Of loafng and lettering. in and
about the saloons Of the classic precincts
of Fourth street, generally drunk
and frequently in difficulties. They are
too lazy and trifing to work, and are
known to gain livelihood by laying
about the dens in that locality. His Hon
or ruled that the evidence in their cases
mus, be confined to facts only. Thereby
ruling out all evidence as to reputation
and making it inadmisssblc. Withcut
evidence of that nature the trial was
n mere farce and the defendants had TO be
released to roam at largo to the disgrace
Of our community.
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IT is fact, although sad one, that
hundreds of young people die prem a,ure-
ly, from lack of proper knowledge as to
the cause Of their ailment. In some cases
especially with the female sex, false deli
cacy prevents them informing any one Of
their sufferings Scores Of victims of ir.
regularity in the monthly excavations
suffer on from day to day, without taking
anything TO relieve them. Many young
men have made the first false step and
fear of discovery and shame deters them
from applying for relief. To all such VIC
say with confidence, get Parker's Com.
pound Fluid Extract Buchu and take i,
according TO directions, and you will soon
DO made happy in r full restoration of tn,
vigor of youth. Sold by all druggists
everywhere.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DELNiONICO.

A W Simms, Vienna, III; T Tcrrill, NJ
d, Kentucky; G Morgan, S, Louis; j A
Brown, Ashmore III; Fred Case, Hart.
ford, Con; q Pemherlon, Baltimore, Nd.
John \ Pearce, Vienna, III; Alb Mackey,
NJ, Vernon, Ind James Evans, Tsmawa,
ILL., j A Blakemore, TOnawa, III; /. NJ
Grail, Newton, Ill Capt Sam Montgomery,
New Albany, Ind, Herman Chinge, New
York; Harry Kelley, Lancaster, Pa; Us
Ktchell, Cincinnati, o; l. NJ Allison, s.,
Louis NJ Herman, Chicago, III.
ST. CHARLES.
J T. Lonergan, + A Ba,tey, Joe B.,
Shurny, Charles Counselman, Chicago. w
NJ Marian, II Reins,eller, q T. Bennett, St
Louis; w + Thorn, wife and two chill.
dren, fl l. Brennan; Cincinna,i Gen.
Andrew Carnegie, P,tsburgi Mrs NJ Cur.
negie, j II Mass, New York; WIN Cole.
man, Mrs Andrew Robinson, Miss NJ A
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs ID A McCandless
Mr. and Mrs schoyer, Jr, Miss Rhet,a
Park, Miss Ellen McCandless, Pittsbur,,
Mrs Fuller, Philsdelpbia Chas Bender,
9 and V railroad; II S Rexford, Jr, Blue
Island; Jackson Prick, Jonesboro; Chss
Phelps, Dongola Thos S Farr, Missouri
FL Chapman, Carboudslei A Goats, New
York J G Boyle, q Benner,J Per-
kins, Sparta, Ills; Robert Connnsrs, St
Loui', VIM Douahue and wife, Grsenup,
ILL.,.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The circuit court T. still In session. Yes.
terday the case OF NJ. Hourigan against the
]. G. Railroad company was brought up
This suit was brought about u year ago in
the chancery court, and with view to test
the right OF the Illinois Central Railroad
company Of occupying leyee street with q
track and leaving ears stand thereon. Tie
bin asks the court to compel the !. c. Rail.
road company 10 remove ito elevators and
warehouses from said street, and further
that they be compelled 10 construct tbier
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AGRAND TURTLE souPLuNCu.

night at the European hotel and restaurant.
This house has just been opened by Mr..
Harry Walker, who is now prepared TO ac-
commodatc any number of boarders. Mr..
W. has engaged the services OF an expert
enced steward and is prepared 10 furnish
meals at all hours. Also good board at mod
crate prices. Parties desiring first-class
board should inquire at the house, on Com
merciaI avenue, between Seventh and
III shth streets. 2.lI-lw.
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RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSIES


If there il one thing IN this weary world
more cu.sedly tiresome than any other Gus
se6ly tiresOme thing, II is religious contro-
ycr-y but the controversy now in process
in this afflicted village OF ours Is not tire.
some. The principal controyersialist is the
remarkable man, Turney, and he can add
spice 10 the most unsayory dish Of religious
hash. lie is pepper, mustard, horse radish,
Worcestershire sauce, pepper sauce and such
things all rolled into a fiery bundle Of spicy
raciness. At least we think he is. II he
amt he ought 10 be. The consequence is
that when Turney controycrts anything he
does II like little man with glass eye.
Look, for instance, at the crushing comlnu-
nicition in this mornings BULLETIN and read
Tiff you have time, Now what will Den
bucklcr' II he dare we hope he may rush at
once, We don't want him to stand upon
the order Of his rushing. But II Denton
don't like 10 take up Turncy's gauntlet him
self, we would suggest that he might induce
one OF his spirits to go for the smiling gentle
man who Is orthodox and has a passion for
seeing his name in print. We beg Prof
Denton 10 set the spirit Of Mary enkin, bad
boy loose. so that II may get into Turney's
hair. Somebody or some spirit must get into
that mans hair without delay. lie mus, be
repressed or he will die unhappy, and then
his perturbed spirit viii constantly be rat.
thing rocks around Old Dsnton's head.
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GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT.

Elliott llaythornc take pleasure in an
nouncing that they intend to dispose Of their
stock Of boots and shoes now on hand at
positively cost prices. preparatory to filing
up their shelves with the new spring stock.
Now is the time 10 get cheap boots and
shoes. The stock TO be sold is all of first
class goods, and great bargains for the buyer
will be made. 2-lS-lw
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tracks upon said street as not to interrupt or
interfere with It's ordinary use by the pub
lie. The case is certainly an important one
and will be Of much interest to the citizens
of the upper portion of our city. The ease
yesterday was before the court on demurrer
TO the bill. and will come up for further pro-
ceedings on the 18th of March. ID Il. Line
gar represents compainants, and Judge
Green the respondents.
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NIl'Il,E.

Last Thursday took up black and white
COW. two Sits in the right ear the left ear
uaderbit, no horns. The COW has a calf
about two months old. The owner can have
the COW and calf by paying all the expenses
of her keeping, etc., since she has been in
my possession. l live on Tenth street, on
the corner next TO Mississippi levee.
2-lS-3t. BRYANT ROGERS
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AFRAID OF HIS OWN GUNS.
The following must explain itself:

CAIRO, Feb. 10, 1873.
u. b. Turney presents. his compliments to
Prof. VIM. Denton:
Will the professor gi,c me the
answers, in writing, 10 the three
questions which lac claimed TO answer last
night. ID. B. t.
sent the above to the professor by my
young friend Franklin Ward, this morning
and the messenger reported that Mr.. Dem
ton refused to furnish the answers. Is the
professor airaidto face the musics II he
can meet the issues, why doe. he hesitate;
ID. TuRSEY.
CAIKO. Eeh. 10. 1873.
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II win be perceived by one Of Turney's
little noter--he writes many little notes
that he rejoices in young friend by the name
of Franklin Ward. The other day he sent
Frank to plain William Denton with thal.
lenge, and William refused 10 face the
music. The professor is discreet. lie knows
when giant challenges him to combat that
he would be foolish to not peter ont Of the
proposed fight.
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At the regular meeting OF the Presbyte-
rian church congregation, held last night,
the solemn question was asked: "what
shall do TO be savedy' The Dentonites say
this was flank movement to keep
Christians from listening to the voice OF
their prophet who has been preaching In
this wilderness, crying in the darkness
make Straight the path"--or word. to tina,
effect. Ff
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II Is rurnored that our good friend, Judge
Bross. has become . convert 10 Den,on'-
-piritulaism. We don't believe lit. The
Judge is hard to convert TO anything. and he
has been most persistent disbeliever in the
doctrines Of the spiritualists. But in these
days Of the fall OF Colfsx what may we no,
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Mr.. A. Ganliegie, family, and number OF
friends, OF Pit'sburg, Pennsylvania, arrived
here yesterday morning by the Illinois Cen.
iral railroad In special car Of Pullman's pat.
emf. They took passage Oh the Thompson
Dean 10 20 70 New Orleans TO be present at
the Masdi dras Festivities. The car that the
partysssNpisd wss Ne "sanbury," and be.
longs on the New York aud Louisville road,
and In all its appointments was the fines,
piece Of mechanism ever m Cairo.
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ATTENTION. ARABS!

There will be a special meeting OF the
Arab Fire company. in the new
building, on Thursday evening at
1870 O'Clock. A full attendance i, desired
as business ofimportance is to be transacted
Il. ID MATHUss,
2-l9-2t Chr'n Board OF Directors.
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Don't forget the Presbyterian sociable at
Capt. u. Hurts tonight. 1t is cotton up
by the "young folks" Of the congregation,
and promises % be one of the most epjoya.
bic ocessions OF the season.
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ATTENTION UIBFRNIANs

The members of the IIibernisn Fire
company are notified tina, regular meet
Ing Of tho company will 10 held this
evening. A full attendance is desired
WM. McliArT, President.
NJ, J. HowLgY, Secretary.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
ssslosDsiss oass, nsslessa na,,Ais
WasonuNDA ASoaes.


u $50. SKR., OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CA0O, Feb. 10, ls13, 1911 PIN.
Baroastsr sGio and stationary.
Thefsnsneter 40 degrees.
Wind cast, velocity ? miles per
hour. N
1 weathse, fair.
Maxfnam temperature last "a hours, at
ioii ,. D., l&A, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature. last "a hours, at
. a. m, - degrees.
PrcvaiGnR wind last ~ hours, north.
TotI number Of miles wind travelled, last
.. hon, 81.
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The smallpox 1, moro nearly wiped out at
this time than at any period since it, reap
pearance In the city last fall. From eight to
sixteen cases have been in the pest-house
constantly ill the present time. There are
now only three there, and we believe there
is not new one anywhere else in the city
The advent Of pleasant weather aud setter
nal vigilance" on the part OF oui people, viii
now keep the disease In Allowance.
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ball will be given on Friday night, the
2lst inst, by Mrs. Rosanna Smith, at her
house. at the corner OF Thirty-fourth street
and Ohio leyee. She extends cordial invi.
tation TO all her friends. 2-2O-9ts
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II. Able, No. : Seventh street, has just re.
ceived an entire new stock of wall paper and
window shades, which VIII he sold at lowest
prices. II. ABLE.
s.lS.2w
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HALT. MAsQUERADERs! - Masquerade
costumes, and false fsce.nasks--ior sale or
hire during the season at John Scheers
hall. jan2j-lm
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The cause Of delay to trains ON the C. aud
V. railroad having been removed, trains will
run regularly after this morning. The road
bed, where washed out, has been repaired,
and no further delay, will be occasioned
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-Four rooms lately occupied by Dr.
Wsrdner, over DR.. Alters grocery store,
No. ll3, Commercial Avenue. Enquire
at the store of G. ID. AFTER. 2.2O.f
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FOR SALE.

a splendid team of mules. wagon and har
ness. cheap for cash. For further par.icu-
lars inquire of MR.. Cahill. corner of Seven
tecnth street and Commercial avenue.
2-19-3t.
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We understand that several property own.
ers on Commercial avenue intend to bring
suits against the city Of Cairo on the ground
that the city fathers had no right to give the
right Of way down the avenue to the c. and
'. Railroad company.
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A lot Of damaged freight taken from the
hold Of the steamer Andy johnson, was
sold at auction yesterday on the le,ee. by
the underwriters
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Jas. Delay. formerly OF this city. is now
on the reportorial OF the st. Louis Republi-
can"
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COMMITTEE.

All persons who gave their notes 10 the c.
and V. Railroad company to aid in the
building OF the road. are hereby notified to
meet at the office of Judge i;ro-s on Friday
at :, o'clock p. IN. 2-202t.
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The Turner ina sqnerade bail, which take
place on the Ath inst. at the st. Charles,
will be the last ball of the season, and 1t is
anticipated will equal, If not eclipse. former
ones. 2-l9-jt,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the It. Pat.
rck's Benevolent society ball. set for the
2lst inst. is postponed until Easter Monday
night. BY order OF the
2-l9-3t. COMMITTEE
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10 I,nAnMASIEl,s

want position on some road. 10 keep up
tracks or put in switches iirst.cla,s railroad
man. Any person who wants one. address
for three days. THos. SHrRsY.
2-lg-3t Cairo Illinois
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For SALE.-The cottage now standing on
lot Q block ~. near corner Washington ave-
nue. and Tenth street. Enquire ut this Of
dee.
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~ The next regular communication OF
Delta lodge 1Gs A. =. and A. NJ. will be held
at Masonic hall this Thursday evening, at
y O'Clock. Visiting brothers cordially in.
'ited 10 attend W. A. SLoo, Secy.
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Remember the Turner masquerade at the
81. Charles on Monday night next. twill be
the ball OF the season. 2-l9-it.
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FOR SALE.-My entire stock Of groceries,
saddles, harness and farming implements, a,
Wholesale or retail. ID. ARTKR.
2-Slm.
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a complete set OF household and Kitchen
furniture. for sale. either in bulk or by the
piece. Enquire at thi- office. 2-lSlw
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LAHoE stock ofbleaehed muslin ana sheet.
ings at Z. Nanny's.

The sun has = communication aimed nj
Denton and subscribed TO by "True" "Mr
True" the Sun remarks in Its bland milk
snd-wat1ry way, sis one Of our best but most
quiet msn. That "but' leave, the impress
sioa thst the 'sun' believes quiet men are
not dwsys good men. In the interest Of
quiet Aea we protest against this malignant
attack, and demand an apology from our
neigbbor The remark was aimed at those
quiet gssiSsss, Arthur Boyle, d. u. Turney,
and aeh.
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WANTED TO RKSr.--A furnished house
Address L., box 3Oj. 2.1tf.
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HAxDso,as line Of dress goods at l5cts
at c. Hanny's.
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LARGE stock of curtains and damask's a
Z. Hanny's.
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LARGE stock Of wool blankets at down
pr,ce at G. Hanny's.
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GO TO RIVER SIDE WATER CURE

Hamilton, Ills, or send for free circular and
~ OF questions for "hone treatment" No
drugs. Fifteen miles Mississippi river view.
Male and Female physicians. 2.l5.tf
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LANCE stock Of dry goods at C. Hanny's.
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THOMAS L. WATSON. Observer.
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LARoB stock OF brown domestlcs at C
Hanny's.s