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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

INEFFICIENT FIRE PLUGs.-Two fire plugs at
Water and Market streets, one at Second and
Shipley, one at Fourth and Market one at Fourth
and French, one at Fourth and King and one at
Sixth and Market streets, can not be used by
steamers on account of their inferior capacity
They should DO altered and enlarged,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

POLE Brownsville poll ofthe new Water
Witch steamer was broken. this morning by
coming in contact with post on the wharf al
the foot of Church street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

1HE F. F. F. C.'s SocIABLK-The Seciable Civ
en- by the F. F. F. C's came of at the rooms Of
kruegers Dancing Academy, Masonic Temple
BILE affair 1t was attended by about fifty couples
who merrily danced away the flying hours until
far into the morning. About twelve O'Clock, al
adjournment was effected to RobinsOn's saloon,
where bountiful collation. was partaken Of
1he sociable passed of in a delightful manner
and reflected great credit upon those having thC
affair In charge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

PUBLIC SALE OLA DwEILINo.-JOhn G.
HaddOck sold, Friday morning. at pnbIic sale,
the dwelling No. l0l1 Washington street. for
ST., 500. Howard IA. Jenkins was the purchase.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

ANPUTATED.-JohnC Campbell, of Chester,
who had his foot smashed on Thursday after
noon, as mentioned in the GAZETTE of Friday,
has since been obliged to have it amputated,
The operation was performed by Drs. T. s.
Christ and j. n. FOrWOOd, Of Chester.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

CHRIsTENED AT the fire, last night, the
new steamer Of the Reliance Company was
christened by the Washington steamer The
Washington's new carriage, which was then
run to fire for the first time, was chrIstened
by the Reliance. A general treat, all around
then ensHed In consequence ofthe ceremonies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
PROCEEDINGS Of fHE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Dover, March 14th, 1878

SENATE.
! Down, March i4th, 1878.
The Senate met ai 10 o'clock, a. m, and oponed
with prayer by the Chaplain
A resolution, appointing John Brown, Bailh oi
Senate and House Chambers was adopted.
Mr.. Riddle offered a resolution, which was
adopted, relating to the mode of procedure in
procuring attendance at Court. Also resolution
in relation 10 a revision of the laws.
Mr. stockley gave notice Of IN act 10 incorpo
rate the Milford and Bay Shore r. r.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Riddle, 10 amend
chapter l25 Revised Statutes; same, an act to re
peal chapters 21l, 32l and 291 Mr., Stockley, aT
act TO incorporate the Tomlinson Steam Mil
Manufacturing Co.; same, to incorporate the
| Scaford and Lewcs Railroad; same, to amend
| section 8 chapter III Laws of Delaware; Speaker
Leslie, an act to amend section 9, chapter g. law:
of Delaware
Speaker Leslie offered Joint resolution In re
lation to State finances. Read and referred.
Adjourned till 3 p. m, Monday.
HOUSE.
The House met at o'clock
Mr.. Martin offered Joint resolution carefully
written and extolling the virtues of the Whit
man and denouncing Congress for elcvating the
negro, which was read and referred, after severn
dilatory motions were made by the Republican
members, to the committee on Federal Relations
Mr.. Van Gas&in's resolution appointing II. J.
Amwright, State Librarian, was taken up and
adopted.
Mr.. Hickmans bill for the improvement OF
Morgan's Branch, in Kent county, was read Q
/ third time and passed.
The following bills were introduced and read
| once -
By Mr.. Silver an act 10 incorporte the New
| Castle Live Stock Mutual Insurance Co.
BY Mr.. Thompson, (of Sussex an act to pre-
vent the sale of spurious coal Oil; by Mr.. Wilson
amending chapter Is, of volume Ia of the Della
ware laws, in relation to Oysters by Mr. Martin
an act to incorporate the Dover Cemetery Associa
tion; by Mr.. Jones, an act TO amend chapter 1C
| of the IA volume of Delaware Laws; by Mr.
Maris an act to authorize the Prothonotary O
New Castle county TO make a new index of the
Campbell patent plan an act in relation to pun
ishment of criminals. This act is intended tC
abolish the whipping post. An act for the
| relief of Married women, abandoned by theiI
husbands; by Mr.. Speaker, an act in relation tO
usury by Mr.. Martin, an act 10 incorporate the
Little Creek landing Canning Co. :; by Mr. Wilds
an act TO amend chapter 60 of the Revised code
| This act is intended to elect Road Commission
ers, Of Kent county. and an act in relation "a
| the tax on the p, W. & B. r. r. Co. This act
taxes the Company ga, 900 in lieu OF all taxes
except the 10 per cent. capitatiOn tax, &c, and
1 regulates the amount of tariff charged on the
Delaware Railroad also incorporating Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., OF Kent county.
/ The Senate bill divorcing Emma ]. Lynch, waG
| read third time and passed.
At HAS the House adjourned until Monday
| afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

AN ANGLO SAXON COMMUNICATIONS
Vincent, Esq, our States historian, we are
advised, will deliver an address before the
General Assembly at an early day upon the
subject Of consolidating all English spea king
peoples under one grand confederated govern.
ment
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AmusGMeMfs.

CONCERT or TtE MEHpBLssAoE oUNTATTR oLUH
The Mcndeisshoh oulntstts Club, of Boston.
made their second appearance In this city last
evening" at the Grand Opera House. Some
changes have been made In the pcrsonHeI Of the
club, during the past year. Charles Hamm, an
accomplished vlolnlst, and Rudolph Hennig, q
master of the yloloncello, being In their first sea-
son IS members Of this famous musical oEganlza-
ton. The programme, last evening, was most
excelenty chosen, and is needless TOT as TO say
was brilliantly executed. The instrumental
solos, being rapturously eneOred. The dlstin-
guished vocalist, Mrs. Anna Granger Dow, ac-
companies the club this season, and made her first
appearance here last evening. She possesses an
exquisite light soprano voice. fne compass, and
by her brilliant execution, created very faVora-
ble impression. Taken altogether, the concert
was delightful one, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
IRA DIAvoLA" TONIGHT.
Tonight, at the Masonic Temple, the above fa-
nous opea, by Aubur, will be given by the Eng
lish Open Company This Company has already
won hosts of friends among our play going peo-
i pie, and we predict full house tonight.
JOHN K. OWENS,
the famous Comedian, will appear at the Masonic
Temple, on Monday and Tuesday evenings next
for the express purpose of affording our citizens
generally an opportunity of indulging in hearty
| laugh. Mr.. Owens accomplished this result most
successfully during his previous visit here, and
/ there Is no doubt but that he will prove equally
as successful again.
MISS EDITH o'GoRMAN,
who created quite favorable impression by her
lecture here on Tuesday evening last, will lecture
again, on Thursday, on 1.-THE Romish Priesthood y
During this lecture, she will relate how she escap
ed and was converted.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
| 1t is stated that Mrs. John Drew Is to retire
from the management of the Arch Street Thea
tre Philadelphia, at the close of the present sea
son.
Maggie Mitchell Is playing "Jane Eyre" at the
Boston Theatre Miss Mitchell should pay visit
TO Wilmington.
Lawrence Barrett is now fulfilling successful
| engagement at New Orleans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

SMALL-POX IN CECIL COUNTY. TY.-Last week.
Jonathan Lewis, living near Rock Meeting
House, Cecil county, died Of the Smallpox
Since his death, Matthew Borland, q we'll
known citizen, living in the vicinity, has also
other parties have been attacked. A general
spread of the lOathsOms disease Is greatly
feared.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

REvIvAL-As q result of the revival Of re.
ligiOn under Baptist auspices at Magnolia. Is
persons were baptized recently and a church or.
gaDiEsd under the title ofMagnolia Baptist
Curch. Lumber and brick are being put upon =
the ground With view 10 erecting suitsble
building for public wOrshi a. soon as the wealth
er will permit Rev. N. y. Naylor IL the Dastor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

right for the State Of Delaware for LRoNARD's Pa
tent Breast Collar which is one Of the most benen,
ciadsOoVePes for the horse that has been invented
for along iime and will be lasting benefit TO re
horse and owner, It being 30 construoted tnat w
horse Is perfectly free about the throat ana not
chOked and chAfed on the breast As is done By the
ol uTs nov used. dez
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

1t is stated that Mrs. John Drew Is to retire
from the management of the Arch Street Thea
tre Philadelphia, at the close of the present sea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15
w. q. THOMP SON,
ALL Q, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.

A full assortment Of
Single and Double
Carriage, Cart, Dray
and Wagon Harness
constantly on hand
and made to order.
AnJobbing punetuAl-
y attended to.
HavinR nhtainad the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-15

Maggie Mitchell Is playing "Jane Eyre" at the
Boston Theatre. Miss Mitchell should pay visit
TO Wilmington.
Lawrence Barrett is now fulfilling successful
engagement at New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-03
SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho.
tIgrsph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenues; II
not, you should do so, aud give the proprie-
tor an opportunity 10 try has skin in taking
OF you q perfect likeness and = spe ndii
picture. Mr.. schlesinger's gallery Is lifted
up in the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room is beautifully fur.
nished, and the operating room has sky.
light unsurpassed by any in the West. Mr..
schlesinger hopes his many friends, who
have heretofore given 70 him THEFT p atron
axe, will continue their favors To them
and the public. generally he extends All In.
vi,a,ion to visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
conveniences he has procured-indeed, ali
the latest improve nrnts IN his art-and the
skill OF an operator Of great merit, lately OF
London, Mr.. Frank Locke Steele, win com
maud their patronage when they shall need
work to be done. G-lC-lm
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FOURTH OF JULY CELbbkA-
TIONS

The Hibernisns intend TO have = picnic
in Kentucky and . grand ball At oheePs
hall. The Del,ss will occupy 81. Msrys
park in the celebration Of that glorious
day. The Me,bodi.ts propose sn exeur.
sion up the Ohio river. Some rnay posi-
bly, GO up the Cairo aud Vincennes rail.
road on . shooting eIpedition--one we
know of, the honorable secretary oil
the Cairo Chamber Of Commerce and
connectse," that's . new word, Of the
BuLLErIs Office, will 60. All these SOW
eral celebrations, ere loud in their adver'
tisemens Except the shooting expedition
but we are inclined TO think. notwitn-
standing, that we sre partial.to the shoot
ing expedition, that the Hibernian Fir'
Company will cap the climax for II II
proposed, in the beautiful groves OF Ken
lucky, that feat will be performed, the
like Of which the world has never ieen
namely, John Clancy will climb CREASED
pole, head down ward, and defes the WORLD
to produce another Of HE like. McHal'
will of6cis,e a. master Of ceremonies OF
tina, auspicious and interesting occasion
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CALDWELL.
A VERY GOOD LETTER FROM
SHORES ENEMY.
"THE WORDS OF SoBERNEss AND
TRUTH"

Mr.. Oberly;
DEAR SIg-You have allowed Elder
Sleeper to speak TO you in THE BrLLZris,
q netting in vindication of himself per-
haps YOU will allow me the same privi-
Isge.
have . few plain statements wish to
make, and when have made them do
not wan. to COAX auybody 10 believe them
Tha, would be too lard on my modsssy.
came down here from Cen,rslia, ig-
norsnt Of the state Of things here in our
church, with no such designs as have
been attributed to me,in regard to supplant'
ing any minister or Of seeking "asot, stu
alton"
have . team Of mules for hauling
work, by which my family have
had large part Of their sap
port. And / would rather now be driv-
ing my mules myself and have all they
make, than TO be giving half to the driver,
II did care most for my own ease l would
do SO. Isccep,ed the call Of THE afflicted
flock Of tho Lords people, with reluctance
and by hard penuAsfing. / do be-
lievc from my heart / wish no i'll to any
fellow mortal. II ! can lead . people in
dificul.y, and help any in getting them TO
10 right, and only right, bless God for
The privilege, l prsise His grace for the
power. now dselsrs myself ready and
willing to resign whenever q majority
desire it, And even respectable min.
GRITTY could not despise. but Sc, iously
all the reasons.
., how short and precious 10 our life
here, and why should we hinder each 9TH
,r's happiness at all? The advice Of John
o the soldiers would be good about Cairo;
Do violence TO no man neither accuse
my falsely" The golden rule is good for
'iitors, and al the res, OF Us AS We
would ,hA, men should do unto you, etc.
Philosophers say ths, TO be happy here
3 . pretty sure warrant Of happiness
hereafter. And the best Christian creeds
will no. con,radict this much, / Am sure
wish 10 practice and inculcs,s only
whs, 10 good TIE friendship and Aid OF
editors aud publishers I shall ever desire
and never despise.
Respectfully yours,
RoB.aT Caldwell,
Pastor Bap. Church
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Sol A. SILVER, Psssen GER Ar.
KYNAsTON TO T8r FRONT

Mr.. James Kynsston, whose reputation al
butcher is par excellent with the people
Of this city, has opened . new mea,
shop near the corner Of Commercisi'svenue
and twentieth street, nc It door to Mr.. Pat
Burps grocery store. 1t isawell known and
acknowledged fact that Mr.. Kynsston, dur.
ing his long experience In the meat bu,i.
ness In this city, never offered to his custom.
ers anything but the choicest Of every lind
Of meat He is good judge Of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest,
and as 3 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 II, you will always be pleased. s.ls-u
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CITY COUNCIL.
Pastor Bsp. Church

Regular meeting Of the city council
CoUscIL CHAMBERl
CAIRO, Ills, July !, 1873.
Prssent-Hls Honor Mayor Wood and
Aldsrmss Blnby, Korsmeyer, McE~en,
McGsuley, Meyers, Morris, PHILIPPE and
El.,enhon.e-s.
Ga motion Of Alderman BiIby the
reading Of the minutes we're dispensed
with.
OPTickns stPOsf
Tas oficiAl reports OF tie following
Eansd officer, were presented and on
motion Of Alderman Meyers received and
ordered acid, viz; 0. Daniel Mccarthy,
city iaiIsr, for Jane Q, police constable.
Cam, ConAn., Mshnsr and LsHas; O.
Wm. AeHale, city tn.r.hsli OF r. Bros,
police nagin's,e, for May Of J. j. Bird,
police magistrate. for June and Of r
/ Il. Cunningham, city treasurer, for June.
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
/ The ordinance committee submitted the
following ordinance, which was read By
[ the clerk, viz:
/ An ordinance 10 determine and fr the
amount Of revenue To be raised by tara.
! ton for the year A. d., 1873, Tor city pur.
poses.
BE It ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Cairo;
SECTION |. That there shall be raised by
taxation for city purposes, Tor the year A.
d., 1873, the following sums, to-wit:
!. To pay the principal and interest on
| bonds due aud over due, Issued tor sundry
purposes, the sum OF o. 90! 81, the same 10
70 into and constitute the general inleres,
iund.
2. TO pay the interest on bonds OF the
city, not yet due, Issued tor drainage pur.
poses, etc, the sum OF %, 100 80, the same 10
go into and constitute the special interes .,
fund.
3. To pay the interest on the bonds of tn,
city issued TO rox, Howard and Co., the
rum OF 9,s40 90, the same 70 40 int, ano
eonstituse the Fox, Howard and Co. fund
T. To pay the interest on the onds of the
city Issued TO the Cairo and ViDcennes Rail.
ROAD company, the sum Of a. ,GN no. tbe
same TO go into and constitute the Cairo and
Nlncennes fund.
D. To pay the interest on the bonds Of tbs
city issued TO the Cairo and st. Louis Railroad
company the sum OF $3.50 OO, the same IA
into anu constitute the Cairo and st. Loul.
, fund. '''''
0. To pay the salaries OF the various civ a.
hcers, the sum Of $4,000 ~, the same 10 W
into aud co stitute the salary fund.
7: To defrsy the cost and expenses o
making impsoveT - ""'rs on aide
walks The sum Of e,oloiA, The same 70 60 int,
and constitute toe s.u. /. A.A .uuu.
g. To defrsy the cost end sypsusss o
making improvements and repairs u
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

n. AND ST l.. PACKET COMPANY
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July l, 1878.
The Memphis and St. Louis P.cke,
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo 70 Denver and return,
s's, good for ninety days from date Of
sale. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansss City, omahs, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and sll principal points
vest, and by river and rail to ali points
south. For further inform alton call ct
the companys Office, No. n Ohio levee,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JANIS MALLoRr, Ticko, Ag't.
Sol A. SILVER, Passenger Aet.
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ICI CREAM sALOAN.

As warm wes,her IL approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad TO learn that
Me.srs. saup 4 ClArkson have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
Psriors. Their mammoth coda fountain has
also been pu, in running order. and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment 10 male
the pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete 4-lheti
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BARGAIN.
A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on the Cairo and Ninconnes
railroad, ons-half mile from the depot .,
Caledonia station, containing one hundred
and fsty.fve acres Of the best fruit land
in Southern Illinois, ono hundred acres
under cultivation, the bslsnce in good
timber and we'll ws,sred BY never falling
spring. There h frontage on the Ohio
river Of ons-hAlf mile with good landing
for wood yard and general shipping bust.
ness. Prospects for iron and coal good.
Parties wanting . good home will do we'll
to look at the place before purchasing
elsewhere. Terms easy. Enquire Of
6-272w ID. HrKD & Soy, Cairo, III.
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DIED.

In this city =. il:2o pm, Tuesday, July
l, Charles Francis, infant son OF Henry
T., and Catherine Miller, aged 81 months,
OF cholera infsn,um. Funeral services
a, the residence Of the parents, Eighth
stree. between Commercial and Washing
ton avenues. The remains will be in
TERED ., Beech Grove cemetery. Friends
of the family invited to attend.
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LOCAL wEATHE REPORT.

L. =. so. .RR-, UssgkvkR's OSyicE,
CAIRO, J4ly :, lsI3, 10 II pm
baroGstsr N.0I
rasrrlouetsr - degrees.
Wad, .duta- velocity a-.es per
aour,
Weather, Gl.s
ssrmnm s,mpsr,turs lsst ~ hours, =
degrees.
Minimum tsmpsrsfsrs, iast - hours, p
5asTsss.
prevailing Wind All - aoars. south q eat.
rata number o. n,les wind travelled, "a.
u aoVrs, 40
xDvES GARLsxs. Ot.servs r.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

A swsy-bsck, sorrsi mare, about Is
hands high, with . heavy fors-sop, about
yean old, shod oil around, had . swelling
on the inside OF hind log caused by .
kick, formerly owned BY DIR. Ann. Of
Lakewood, and later by DR.. Rsnfrow OF
Goose Island. She strayed 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 tha, may lead to her
recovery. A. J. CAsLE.
CAIso, Illinois, June 30, 1878. 7.l.st
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NEW GOODS,

ylr.. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
jus, opened out . stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and city different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold At the lowest prices.
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HOT WEATHER Is COM
ING-KEEP COOL.

Refrigerators at from $l8 to
SoO. Ice chests at gil, $l3,
SO, Sl7, go, etc. Beer cool
ers at Cincinnati retail prices
water coolers, leo cream freez.
ers, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs,
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushel, barrel, etc., at
bSERwART, ORTIZ 4 Co.'S,
1S6 Commercial Ave.
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SuMMER-Attention to thu

STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having a large selec.
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batistc de valen.
cicnnis, plain striped and fg.
urcd styles SWISS, plain
striped and figured ; Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
ured Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns; Nansooks
patterns linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand
some figures and designs; EN-.
broidereis in large assOrt-
ments ; white trimmings in
large sssortments linen suit.
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns ;
have in store q very complete,
large and seasonable assert.
ment of dry goods very cheap.
c. HANNY.
7. s. Please call, no trou.
bic to show goods. 6-2S If
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GOOD lNyESTNRNT.

A rare chance Is offered " some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part of the
city. Two lots, so feet front on the ave.
nue., house s,yrics. Two large stores
eau be fitted up on the hrs. floor, the ~
per stories are well arranged for offices oil
d wellings. For further particulars en-
qnirs Of JoHs =. HASAAS 4 Co,
diff Real Estate Agent, Cairo, III
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Excursion train July 4, 1873, for
bfsading' Hollow and knight Templsr 4
e.'ring', on The Cairo and Vincennes rail.
road, will leave the station, corner Of Sew.
eniL street and Com mercisl avenue, Of 8
.. M Returning will arrive q 7;S0 p. 10.
k1eu'''oni'u must procure iicke,s to en-
title them to reduced rate.
CuAs. . Woop, Gen'l Ticket AgG
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CHAMBER OF OoMxEeCE-Ar.
TENTfON

Notice 10 hereby givss thss there will
Be . meeting Of shs Board Of Trade 81
their room q 10 o'clock . a., friday
July =, 81 which IL Is hoped oil member,
OF the board will b present. Notice il
sl'o given to all persons holding claim'
against the Board Of Trade to present
them BY o'clock .. n, Friday.
Y. d. MArHus, Vice President.
1924
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COMMERCIAL. HOTEL

This porui., hotel has been rehtted and
improved, and IL now one Of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleas4n, quarters by the week or month. will
always nnd them At the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been rcducted - fol-
low: Day board, - 30 per week; transit,
d 20 per day; board and lodging, nom %
" q, per week. Mrs NJ J. WHITE,
If Prorrictreo
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PURE wArER-ON TINE.

The managers ofthe excursion up the
Ohio on the Fourth, have arranged 70
have al ample supply Of pure cistern
water on the boa, for the accommodation
Of those who prefer II to river water.
They also assure us ,hs, the boat will 70.
turn to the city on time--not later than
g 20 p. m.-so that oil may DO q, hons
and settled down BY usual bed time.