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\ TROTTING FEAT.
TWO HUNDRED MILES II FOR.
TI-FlNE HOURS.

Mr.. Martin Delaney OF St. Paul laid a
wager that his sorrel mare could tro, two
hundred miles inside II forty eight hour.
the mare had never been put to sIcn Il
te,t before and the feat had never teen
performed on leve, circular truck though
It had been on open roads. The tr0ttiug
commenced on tie ltth over the St. Pau
driving park. and the performance 8. thus
described by the papers Of that city;
FIRST DAY.
The trot was commenced e. 400 q. m.
Tue mare started out NJ rate of over g.
miles an hour, for the first two hours, ana
was gradually slowed to rate OF about
ton miles al hour. At 1905 she had com
pleteI the frat tity miles, making il IN
some five hours aud iorty-lve minutes.
Sae was thee given a rest Of three hour.
and half, aud was started ~ a little past
80 on tue second fifty miles, At $50
she had completed II, having made the
fret one hundred miles in fifteen hour,
which left thirty-three hours for the com
pletIon or lLe O.pvT hJudr-d. SLo made
the Inst mile Of her tr,t hundred the fast
est OF sny--hve md oue-half minutes
Those who witnessed the feat, say the
mar, showed DO sign o: fatigue, never
10 feed at the end Of her days labor, ns
briskly as though she had jg.t come from
.le barn.
SECOND DAY.
When taken out NJ 5 clock next
morning - complete the trot, the mar,
seemed little sDre At fret but coon
warmed up aud commenced her day
work with wonderful ease. AT &c oCl ach
q
was withdraw until l2Oi p NJ. After
Ibis rest ia " hicu she mau,l.l,d no -'gns
f WEAKNESS, she made Der next sev-i
mil s in one hour and two minutes. n"
pains re taken 20 keep n regular nc
count Of her rate f speed. bat Ia genera
.-rm. It averaged through the day abou
TX mlnutes and five ana one-nnlf seconds
per mile for the first dry MI. :, aud sever
mi"u'"s a'A two rnd uu,-hulf seconds Tor
second fifty lies.
AIrrtur ret gwen the mare, from I
| mil o'clock in the evening. MI pnrtlr.
IN the ground saw that ste would max"
/ her two hundred miles ea.ily She pur
-uod her even gait, md few mir ~.
| past O'Clock in The morning completed
the rane making her last mr'o N mn"
minutes and thlr,y.one seconds, Thu.
| she won the wager, and m three hours les.
| than the time given her. She trotied I'll
the truck seemingly unconscious OF the
marvel shc had performed She wa.
! lriven-or ra,hor not driven stall, with
= very loose line, being l'ft almost enrirely
| to herself She seemed 10 stick close L.
the pole, and to any one who believes in
| the Intelligence Of aninsls seemed slmos,
conscious Of the responsibility of making
| the time inside the fourty-eight hours.
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a WARSlSG.-Wh hen the cyclopoan
furnaces raging beneath Vesuv,vu, are
shout TO burl forth motion sea Of fire.
the earth tremb'es and the inhatitant.
fec TOR safety; likewise when disease j.
announced by the AVIAN. courier, pain, we
should provide ut once the great Anti
foic, DR.. MsCshes Tome Cordial and
system Rano7utor, and guard well the
citadel of life. 5-li-w.2-w.
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NoTioe 10 hereby given that I will pay
40 bills for good. sold to any Of the EN-
Ploye' Of The CAIRO BuLLETis, either
or themselves or Tor tho use Of the otlco
lnlese the same are furnished on an order
'gned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
I2-zO-ly JONI II. ODEBLr.
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STEVE ASSIGNMENT, the bar.kecpy, ha
opened Gne saloon ia Louis Bluttoaus
I'D stand, where can 10 found, At all
.ituo', steve serving bic customets with
.Ac beet Of drinkables. ll.2g.tf
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MR. Gro. srEIsnousE, barber and ha

MR. Gro. STEIsnousE barber and hair
iresser corner Of Eighth street and Com
usrciel avenue, desires to call the attention
H Tho boarded community to bic neatly rr-
.hsgd saloon, and the fact that he is mas.
.cr Of bis profession in all i,s branches
lo las bearded many lion in hi- den, ana
,sll for more. e.
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iIlGRAIIJN TURNING I!
cheap EARNS IN SOUTHWEST M

The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Company
Dlrr> l,2Ou,UUU acres al land in Central au,
southwest Missouri, at from S3 10 81! pei
tcrr, uu seven years time, with tree tram
b. urtatIuu rom II. Louis 10 all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wrult,, school,
hurche> and law abiding society iuNlt,
migrants from vii point, 10 this land OF fruits
Gud nUwer>. For particulars addrcs, a,
uck, Land Commissioner, 81. Louis, Mo.
l-92 d-eOdly.
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Use DIR. IIenry's Worlds Tonic nnd
Blood Purifier.

u ls the great household remedy, pleasant 70
iE4, yet pot.n. for the prevention and cure Of
leases. II IL better than Bitter., Cordial,
10 -hu or ssrssparills. sold by Druggists
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forelgn Advertisements.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
NINETY DAYS PO3TPONEMENT,
a FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
100000 IN BANK TO PAY oIrrs
10000 CASH Offs PAID ~ FULL.
$4,000 FOR ONLY go.

o. Enough OF the 10000 tickets issued for
IT, hird Grand Gin Concert, IN aud OF the
u,lc ibrary Of Kentucky, having been
i,' ~ insure fall drawing, aud the wish
,,MIhg been UNIVERSAL, expressed that the
,VpJJ cash gifts offered should be drawn in
'ul ana pad ~ tail without any aliug
ro"n. ~ heretofore; the management, with
Wv concurrence OF the trustees, have deter.
','n el 10 aIio" ninety day. IN r. Tor the -alc
w 'hr remnant Ut tickets lett on hand. Tie
COuc"rta redistribution al, .rii,rd for Apri
- - therefore, postponed to Tuesday, july
- 20 Oh which day aud no her, tncy viii
quincy ani uncqun Ocally taxi llace in
"..'' Library hal. Louisville. kpnttc.y.
~ 'hi' grand concert u. following cash
81, az De distributed los lot and pdI In
luH l. The tickct.holdcr. who draw them;
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TVOLrTION SMASHED

Tho z Y. Turney is exu.tau ut At tLe 'a.l
u'e OF Dr. Thompson To- l-h up from the
bottom Of the Sea tadpo'ean proofof D,r-
"irt.m. Had Thompson (Ditn - an
aIyz'd the Ayetill Chemical PANT, be-
would have found confirmation strong ~
molly wri, " that no taIpole wiggies It's latl
'hefe'n' and II Sas IN entirely new cres-
tion Of mans inventive genius, as much
superior 70 any other paint a man j. ox-
aiIed above the Inferior animals. Ofthi.
scientific truth the citizeLs 81 Cairo nrr
tapid'y becoming convinced. For sole
mixed ready for use in purcst white and
all coiors, Jy y T. Way q Co, general
commission merchants, and agents for the
Iron Buggy Co, sixth street, between
Commercial snl Washington avenue. a.
IVaa
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I'll T. BULLETIN
RIVER NEWS,



ARRIVALS.
Steamer Coal City and bargos. NO,
II Turner, Cincinnati
Illinois, Columbus
Wild DIck and barges, Pits
Robin aud barge. Memph,,
Grea, Republic, s. Lou.
Kellogg, N Orlesn.
). F'k jr, Paducuh
CITY Chester, st LOAF.
Nashville, Arkansas river
Arkansa. Bale, Evansville
D,PAETURgs.
Steamer Goa City and bgs, ptisblrr
ii Turner, New O-leaus
l.hnoi., Columbus
Wild Duck and hg., u Louis
R'tin shd bgs ONO river
Great Republic. NV Orleans
Gnsgpw, Hickman
Kellogg and hg, st Louis
Jun H. X. paducah
Sam Or and hg-, CsttO'tOn
Guy # Ch"atrr, Memphis
Ns.hvilo Cincinnati
Arkansas Belle. Evansville
MISCELLANEOUS.
The general rains throughout the co1n-
try give rise to considerable fears col.
corning the probability OF an unusually
high river We notice from outside re-
ports that the rivers have again com
menced to receis, the Mississippi having
fallen six inches at ST. Louis during The
past twenty bours. The ONO here
has declined fifteen inches, aud we note a
.ponding decrease above.
Business yesterday was rather duh
sbou, the levse, the li,t Of arrival. and d..
psrture' beitg comparatively small.
The moist tendency of the
weather during the. last week
ta', We are inclined to think acted as
a damper upon tho sctii,y Of ,iuG- u
general When the weather shall have
taken n decided change al permanently
settled down busin rs prospects viii pre-.
sont better appearance The Republic
was moving round ia port all day filing
Dor contracts and VIII depart to New Or.
leans with good loud. The Chester
came in from ST. Louis with goga cargo,
and CIp, FL. Gray takes her oct this
trip, Capt. Z.igler having stopped Of to
watch the progres' Of sickness in hi.
family. The Colorado for Vicksburg and
Henry Ames f5r New Orleans
snd Future City for New Orleans arc due
a, this post today.
A new wheel-tae DDa.er pa,el:-aa,
been successfully tried IN -. L1gi.
The L0luvile 'Couri,r-Jourual says
Of tee Richmond "lhe gay Richmond is
Ia port and has uuflrled her banner 10 tho
breeze Her officers are clever gentlemen,
and Mel Wauey, the polite steward, will
see that the eye, don't greve for ths
which i. tickling TO the appetite Of the
most fsstidious epicure.
The sun may shine the wind nay blow.
HE weather may be- rainy.
The table never 70 r. for th.n-.
While IN the charge VI Walney.
Though Congor's clerk, the captain. Green.
The RE. mDnd l. treasure.
\ trip on her to New orleans
l. really pleasure.
Tho HE and -oul Ut hrl j. ned.
Whose head j. always level,
Can set a feast for angels lIII,
70 lantalize the devil"
- ssy We. Al hJanr to that fellow,
poetic soul.
The Mary Alice has arrived out ., New
Orleans, having taken down one Of the
largest tows Of the seq.1n Ilsnceforih
parties who have made It their business
to address ode. to the captain and his
Mary Will please resi- IN their interes.
IN that quarter Or else ell 5slitu.e the literal
where the f5lratiyc comes in. Dawson
now -ys no man is ,nougholy happy IN.
I'll As takes uuto himself one Of them
things. Strange revolutions are the or.
4cr Of the day
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
tnsravings, Two-hundrsd and sixty Pages,
'liee 10 cents. Address On. Brrrs' DIsPTS-
nff, u Eonh Eighth Street, St. Louis, so.
Advertisement.
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Mr.. yvhi,co mh,s srrnn.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y IS
"ni,. Gives rest 10 the mother sgl health 70
ihe child sold by Drug-.s,s.
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KING OF TEE RE0on,

go" ,Il. ID yrI nl.egyr,..,
,,,-rr.. an rrr-Nr.p. Trr,.f , r-,frrlr.
: i',,-..,,,-..rh,Ty r., mir iv.s.g. -,.f.aI..\
'+'"'
~ III usc tsn'rF' 0r' cured Eat
Csut H~uI- i.HHr- H." l'fs'. n .ut' ia" .71-
rrou.s ''--. .H .Nh'e.-' ..I 1'-''-'."
tuv u.hrUu. ... ... .. MI.
ECur'rni 3'Hr7a"~, y .-". rr'H
",-auia s.. ND. onu-r'r. 3. -.
9 Eenihi' Ft1',4''-- t'" ht'''N'
' 'iDl I'M. I''a,.s ru. ... a...- ya
M ~ =. r, ...., .-.,, r..-, ...t
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nr. Henry. Roo, and Plant pui.

Mud ye, thorough-no nausea or griping--en-
rely vegetablc--great liver remedy. Price :,
tents. sold hy Druggists
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.:xzsIl.sL. ,Ili:iyII!!lN
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Localized ny STATE AUJHoRrTT All
DRAWS IN PUBLIC - ct. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
10000 NUMBERS.
7 iCneIs IIV INII II|H'I'l
Tickets. - 90.

our lotteries arc chartered hy the State, 49,,
'lwsys drawn ~ the time named, sn5 a.! draw
nss ere under the supervision ot sworn CON
~ l-.iprerF.
IN. official trariuR viii ne ruh'i-hBd ~ 49,,
:. Loui- psper- snd COPY o. craving sent {.
pur'hzAsrs OF tickets.
Wewill draw ssuilGr scheme the last Gay o.
every mouth during The vrar l-73.
k"mfs ~ our rl-k ~ pos'nGlJc money orter
egttered letter, drHti or express. END for CIR
'u.ar. Addrr4s, MURRAY. HlLIEN q Co,
Y. -. boz g4tH. 81 Louis Mo.
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g@ You can buy SIN
and one-half lbs. Durant' 5
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Scvcrty-fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hvson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev'
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAM BIXBY.
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CONVENIENT and happiness reign in
all households where uooIeys Yeast
Powder is used. Try H. Your grocer
hiss IT, Put up full weight.
5.9l.d&w.lw.
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''t'l' i"'Vp blit-, an it-h .... .... go 80
The money 10 pay all these gin- in fun f.
no" upon deposit Ia the Farmer and
DroNers' bank Of Louisville and .ct aside
Tor that purpose, aud can Only be used Tor
thit purpose, a, viii be seen BY the 10 low.
nE certificate of the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DKOVEEs BANK
LOUISVILLE, Ky April :. ls,3.
NJ Is 10 certify tuat there 1, In the Fare
nef, aud DroNefs' bank 10 the credit oi tni
Inild Grand Gin Concert. tor the benefit o.
The Public Library Of Kentucky, i've hun.
bred thousand dollars, which hl- been at
apart by the managers u pay the giits in fun
aud vii be held by the bank and paid out
Tor this purpose, and this purpose only.
Il. :. WEIGH Cashier.
The party, Therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get slgp.Oyp In
gr'cnIacks. al 20 OF the $4,000 giit, the
e3.OJ0, the s40,oyo, the $1,000, the Si,GJl
and all the other giit-, 1900 in number
amounting 70 $4,000.
The remnant Of unsold tisl,e,s will be fur.
ni-hed 10 those VINO first apply 'orders &C
companied by the money Always having pre-
ference over agent. az the following prices.
Whole tickets, slO. halves, -; and
quarters, e. ~; II whole tickets Tor slrJ.
~ tor e.DD, ll3 for sl,O o, and SO for 5000.
NO discount on less than SlOO worth OF tick
Ct- AT time.
The cone, n aud distribution of cir. will
begin al 8 O'Clock on Tuesday m0rniog, July
:, IN Gublc Library hall, aud the following
VII be the order Of proceedings. 1t music
by orchestral band. % placing Of tax. one
Tor each ticket sold IN large wheel 81 plIc.
INK OF g1fts In small wheel. ith music by or.
che-tral band. jth explanatory remarks by
PRECEDENT. 9Th drawing OF hr-t halt Of
gift. It'll music by orchestral band sth
drawing OF last half OF giit- 9Th placin.
Of large wheel with tags in hands OF com.
uittee appointed by audience. ltlh grand
orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will DE
the best that can be procured, ana the gen.
iIcmcn who count and mace the tags anu
KIT IN the wheels and .uperiuteud the
drawing and keep the record OF the drawn
numbers viii be chosen from the beet
kuOwn and most trustworthy citizeh- OF the
state. All viii be 10 conducted a. 10 be a
perfect guaranty against complaint from any
Just source.
The payment OF gift, will begin on sstur.
day. july ~, at O'Clock am. Tickets
drawing gifts must be presented at room
No 1 Public Libdy building. where cJsh
check, upon the Farmers and DroNerr'
bank Of Louisville, or si.ht drafts upon the
70 rth Eai0nal bank Of New York, az the
option OF the holder, will be given for the
tickets All gitt. not called for IN six
months from the drawing viii be turned
over TO the Public Library fund.
For full particulars ,end tor circulars,
THO>. +. BKAMLETIE,
Agent Public Library OF Ky,
Louisville, Ky.
i.l7eod&w?!m
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CSsHARES - " uue uLBer articles OF
their KIND are largely adulterated Dr..
Prices Cream Baking Powder and Spc-
csl Flavorlngs, vanilla, lemon, ncctarine,
etc, hold their unshaken position in the
estimation OF thousands AS the purest,
best, mos, reliable and cheapest In all
particulars that constitute perfect results
they canno. be approached by the various
known baking powders and fAvorine ex-
satisfy that tor purity and strength DR..
| Prices are alone 10 the market. G.2l-lw
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LIKE REGULARS on DREss PARADE
The teeth should always be scrupulously
clean and free from blernish, Keep them
in thi. condition with the Incompatible
Sozodont, and when they are veterans IN
the service, they will still be n good as
new 5.2l-d&w.lw.
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w. c, Hanny wishes the
public to be informed that he
has on hand a Stock Of Dry
Goods and Carpets as extern
sivc as any in the Southwest,
and that he is determined to
sell every article at prices
lower than the lowest. Cal
on him to-day and examine
goods and prices. lie will
satisfy you both as to quality
and cost.
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BLANK BOOKS of every dcscIIlpuhG;nn Ionic zone y,
with neatness and dispatch MI; Az MIL WnJc
ruling done at short notice p'oi0s neat and
Magazines and Periodicals ooNhu no'' ""'
at the lowest possible rates, a, ,Docka,s
County work, such as kecqln'' neciaiitv
Boxes, Pocket Books, Euve 'op9sS e ~
made TO order
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Domestic Tonic,

only 10 he usod az q medicine and always according
~ directions.
Ihoy are the sheet.anchor Of the fN he and do
Initiated. They act upon q diseasct liver and
stimulate 10 such a degree that hea Thy action 70
al once brought about. Al a remedy to which
Women especially subject it!ssupgraD aIr8
every other stlmulaut Asa NpAnS uni sum
mrr Ionic. they hnvo ~ equal. lacy are a
mild ant gentle FuTgltye I'D w. ns Tonic. They
Purity tho BLOOD. They are onplonIit Appetizer,
They mako tho weak strong They purI y aud in
vlgorata. They cure Dyspepsia, constipation, and
Headache. They at as q epecnc IN an sp'H'cs Of
disorders which undermine tho bOd.iy strength and
break down the animal spirits,
nerot. So Park Place, New York
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KING OF TIE BLOOD For dyspepsia
and neuralgia. Cnse-For four years
past have mad the dyspepsia very bad,
vomiting up my food nearly every meal,
with much pain and distress in my .tom.
ach, and could get very little sleep nights.
| also had distressing attacks of slck-head.
ach two or three times u week, which at
the time made II impossible for me to at
tend to my business, | was induced to
try yor King the Blood, The pa n and
distress IN my stomach were entirely re-
lieved, vomiting ceased, have had no at
tack of headache since l commenced
taking the medicine, and sleep we'll
nights, my bowels are now regular, having
heen costive before, have now taken
two bottles, and my health appears TO be
fully restored, desire to add that my
wife was much troubled with salt rheum,
which the King Of the Blood has entirely
cured, BEN1SMlN y: lh1"r-os,,,
See advertisement In another column.
, 5.2l-lt
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TIxu GREAT
Household Remedy!

- IN fnvi Orator, LIVER Correc,or
IVA Elocd Rcnovntor IL superior 70 oil H.,
8'.t"rs, liINirs, Cordi.ls end sars1.
ur...1s N ue. II IL 20 adopted 10 tho whole
y''en tia, every o'enn nnd function In the uody IL
.-'n7At under i',osA 'arai!ng Influence. It gives
to"c and strcn-;i 10 t,.e digestive MP.
o"rntus, c,spcis tHn=uor and debility,
in'i-oTatcs TO Liver, regulates the
-AicucJs CaI B3wo.S, removes Tue efyee, d,
excess or ov,.iazatoa ofHuy k.ad ard give. vi.
ta..ty ami r.chncss 20 tie blood.
is curative powers alter snl upis,ely rsorenn.
To tie entire mas 81 Gu is and even the solid. q
'Ae hl~ an system, thereby preventing and cu ing
lyH.cp'ic and COnsumptIye symp.
sons. Fever mud Aguc, Bilious ID seas.
"7. EcTcrs OF nil I,inCs. Nervous Debit.
~, Affections OF the Stomach and
Bpweis, etc. Asa mild anI del ghuul Invgo.
rant 'o- t'li ate females. u las ~ superior.
Iy - use new lie ard v.rof O, rIysa T. both ,dy
ruI mind, seu5lnya glow o. v 4liy through G, cry
IT, which is permanent and lasting.
1913 tie most &c etgal remedy for the RELIEF Q,
human tuaer'ug ever discovered, ani as pleasant 10
tie taste a. cd rye or GEo vine
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Two Prizrs 81, 900
Five Pres 500 GREENBACKs

one Horse and buggy with silver
mounted Harness, worth SlI9.
$3.50.
Ten Family Sewing Machine, worth 500
each.
Five Gold Wa,,ho, and Chain. woua
$50 each.
Five Gold American Hunting watcAes.
worth Sll5 each.
Ten Ladte, Gold Hunting watchos. worth
SIS each
800 cold an silver Lover Hrrere
NAtchc-, tn a.'., worth from Z ~ to SJuu
Gold 'hains. ~iiyor.ware, Jcwc'ry, Sc.
Whole number Cin. C,ioo. Tiglet,limi,cd
tUJl.upp
ACtN : WANTED TO SELL TICKET
IL whom Liberal Premiums vii be pai ..
single Tickets ell: six Tickets a.: Twrl,,
Tickets SlO; Twenty-Five II kcts SO.
Cr,usr containing a luU ii-t 81 tri1c-, Adr
'oriptoH OF me % amer o. draw .rv. pud ofhp.
.ntotmsiion ia rsf-reucr 20 the dIsrIrut on, ~.
Do cent e. euy one ordering them an IH.tl-
mu-i be sddrs's"It3 L.. l.. 81 NJ, E.t, s..
ain On. lll ". r,rl ST..
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.# .-.'''7S, -. Louis Mo.
2Il-, - -E.~.5 III. Io-TLE
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We respectfully friends ard patrons that
have removed o
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r1NRUSTELS SALE or REAL ESTATE
i The state OF Texas, county o' Dallas
Under and by virtue of = deed of trust 10 mo
mnde, executed nEd delivered ON the 10Th
day oil May, An. lSi3, by G. W. Wynn, I" Sc
cure HAnsley Brother n Go. In The payment
Of one certain prOmissOry note, dated and
nade hy said &. W wynn on the 2lth dny OF
May aforesaid, aud which note was due IN
four months nom date, for 500 Is, gold, with
~ per cent per month lntrre' from date,
and Is still due aud unpaid, shall proceed
10 sell to the highest bi,iicr, for cash gold III
hnnd to satisfy the said deed Of trust, With
all interest and expenses. the following de-
sclibed property VIZ; That certain piece or
parcel OF land lying. being aud stiunicd ~
The city of Dallas, known an the map OF 'nlh
city rs lot No. ) In Block No. &. with NIL the
improvements, nppuftrnances and lteiidifa-
ments ihoreunio belonging or In any way
nppertaininy, being the snse premises re-
Gently occupied bY sid G.. W. Wynn as q
Residence. Said safe 10 take place IN mont OF
the courthouse door In the clfy Of Dnilns. ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of Oetober. lb'i, he
tween IA hturS of ~ aus, and p.in.
2lldit W. g. STEKIlEff, Trustee.
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L,0R RENT.--The building now occupied
L by The Dallns Herald Office Is offered for
rent. Possession given on or about the let OF
September next. dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FEMALE BEAUTY.

vTNRuSrEES SALE.-The State of Texas
i County of Dallas. Under and by virtue
Of certain deed OF trust made, executed
and delivered 10 mo ms trustee by j. 4. Bruce
md Phiier, on the 18th day Of April, A. ID.
1879, will proceed TO sell TO The highest hid
der for cash IN coin, upon the lot upon which
said house Is sltuated, on the nth day of 0cto-
bar, a. ID. 1873, the following described prop
eriy, viz.
The housennl improvements situated upon
n certain piece of ground In the city Of Dallas
In said county ami State, about fifty yards
southwest from the Office of the Dallas City
Railroad. Said land being the sane leased by
said Bruce and Phifer from W. III. CASTOR,
aud the suid house nnd Improvements heing
the same recently occupied by said Bruce
and Phifcr as ten pin allev and bar room.
The sald deed OF trust having been made to
secure IIcnsry Bro. " Co, in the payment
OF u certain open account due them by said
Bruce and Phifer as aforesaid. | shall pro-
coed TO sell the said property. ms aforesaid,
on the l7th day nf October, 1879, upon the
premises, within tho hours prescribed by
law. TRAVIS HENSLEY,
2G0-dji Trustee.