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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICEA.
OBSTACLES, TO MARRIAGE

Bappy relief fOF !Out'G men 1IOIA The Ct
fects OF errors and abuses, in early lite.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to mar
Ncw and remark ,ble remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
ADDE'S, Howard Association, No. Q South
Ninth street, Philsdslphie, ~. institu.
don having high ssRueeuoa tQr, Honorable
conduct and psosesslop>f sha. ~
6.90 3&w 3Ws
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED ,

This preparation is acknowledged TO be
superior to all known medicine as sure
and certain cure for syphilis in all its forms.
no matter how deplorable the condition Of
the patient. II is entirely We etable. IL can
be taken In all conditions OF the system, and
with safety, also. in connection with other
medicine, il the patient desires. The re-
clpe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained II ON An old physician ~ SCUM
America, in ls22 10y Or, sherman, ST., who
has used it With unparalleled success IN me
treatment OF syphilis, not only eN' iling the
admiration and astonishment Of leading citi-
zens, but Of III. nieuical faculty. and has
savod tho lives oi many afflicted when given
up a. past hope by ski!lful and eminent ply
sicians.
One bottle will satisfy the greatest skeptic
as 10 its superiority over all other prepare
tions now in use.
Price. g. per bottle. Sent 20 any part Of
the United states by express. Prepared and
sold only by
DR.. SHERMAN.
The Great Specialist,
No. ; Chris'y Az, ST. Louis, no,
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In spite OF your teeth
Both above aud beneath,
Beng lightly enamel d and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
II the sOZODONTS daily brushed in.
7-o-lwd&w
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NB. Gzo. STErsHousE, barber and hair
ireuer, corner of Eighth stree. and Com.
nsrcia! avenue, desires 10 cell the attention
E,he bearded community to bis neatly Ar
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mas.
ter Of his profession in al iu branches
BE ha, bearded many lion in his den, and
call 70. moro. II.
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A CLovD OF WITNESSES bear unequiv-
ocsl testimony to the transcendRnt medi-
cal virtues OF DIR. McCabe's Renowned
Medicstsd Blackberry Brandy. From
hundreds OF thousands Of the all icted who
have used it, no. one dissenting voice hss
ever been heard, II never has failed cur.
ing cholera morbus, disrrhes, dysentery,
cholera infsntum and flux. 25-2w.
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r. NJ. Ward il new prepared to deliver the
best OF sawed and .pli, hickory wood to any
part Of the city. Also all kin sof wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at his
office, corn II Seventeenth street and Com
mercial avenue. 3-23 IT,
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Rest Scotch ale, s,ou, porter, and eight
year old bourbon whisksy to be found only
At the Crystal saloon, corner Of Sixth street
and Commercial avenue
STEAGALA 4 LAsg,
C.2j In Proprietors.
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To avoid an attack Of the cholera so to
Pat. Fitzgerald sample-roorn, corner of
Fourteenth street and commercial avenue.
and drinL Lis Hennes'y brandy. Il is tn"
only sure preventive. and should be used
by everybody. "-2'.t
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A1M.M0
Total, 10000 Gins, all Cash

The money 10 pay all these gifts In full /.
now upon deposit In the Farmers and
Droyer-' bank Of Louisville. and set aside
for that purpose, and can only be used for
that purpose. n viii he seen by the follow.
ing certificate Of the cashier:
OEEICR EAkMEKn' AND nEnNRRs' RANE 1
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TnE REMEDY. To escape the worth
lpss denominations offered under the title
of Fisvoring EAtrscts and Baking Pow
ders, and force them out of the market,
rests wholly with the cor sumers, they are
] tho onss that have to suffer. Purcbass
only those articles you know BY eYper-
4 fence to be pure. Look upon cheap goods
as an evidence Of their adulters,ion And
worshlessnsss, upon those that dealers
complain Of as being too high u hooy ~,
sale A. an argument in their favor, for
good, pure goods cannot be sold as cheap
o. worthless ones, and afford less profit
to tho manufscturer and dealer. DR..
Prices Special Flavorings and Cream
Baking Powder are acknowledged by
chemists 10 be the pusest, and the oply
scientifically prepared articles Of their
: kind 10 the market and gro now used Ia 1
million bones and asily tuersasiss IL
popplsv favor, 7'2-2w
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THKoAI AND LUNGs,--At this season
OF the year, when Coughs and Colds are
troublesome, every family should have =
safe and certain remedy st hand DR.,
Ranson's Hive syrup and Tolu, or Honey
Syrup, is the very thing. 1t 10 not only
pleasant for children to take, but ia . GER
tain cure for Group, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, aud All aaoe-
tons OF the Throat ana Lungs. Sold ~
all Druuv iats. Price az canls pep hott.a
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Foreign Advertisements.
100000

Glass g TO BE DRAWS July 81, 1873
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting TO $500, 600.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-12-27
NOTICE.

WE the undersigned wouh respectfully in
w form our patrons that we are iu need 0f
money-and therefore notify them to come for
ward within 30 days and settle their accounts by
cash, or otherwise. Those failing to comply
with this request, may expect to have the cost Of
collection added to their accounts.
We are constrained also to further make known
that 10 future, we will require an annual settle
lneut for all medical services rendered circum-
stances compelling US to adopt these measures to
enable us to subsist and to met our own ncces-
sary obligations.
I'D. TRAHAN. NJ. n.
THn.. Il. HOPKINS. NJ. D.
F.S. MUDD. NJ. D.
EFF. BEAUCHAMP," D.
II. d. GUlDRY, NJ. d.
December 9Th, 1873.
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OFFICE BOARD SC1OoI. DIRECTORS.
Lafayette Parish.
Vermilionville, Nov. 29th, 1873.

/
Lafayette Parish. 7
Vermilionville, Nov. 29th, 1873.
At special meeting held this day. were pres.
ent: A.'Monnier, Presd't. L. F. Salles. Sect'y.
and Treas, J. J. Cafery and B, A. Sslles ab-
sent N. G. BrOussarl.
The following series Of school books were
adopted for the Public Schools Of this Parish. as
recommended by the State Board"
National Series Of School Books"
The Independent Spoilers and Readers.
Davies Arithmetic, Payson. Dunton 4 Scrib.
ner's copy book Browns English Grammar
Mitchel's Biographies; Stcelc's Natural Sciences;
Barnes brief History Of the U. s.
Teachers are requested to call upon Mr.. A
Nevue, Postmaster. and examine the books and
prepare their schools for the general use Of them
to commence January lse 1874, a. it r. desired
by the Board. that uniform series Of books
shoold he used in an the schools Of this Parish.
All teachers who will not have renewed THEFT
contracts from Dec. l, 1873. will receive pay,
0,,ly from the tune Of renewal.
There wing no further basioess: the Board ad'
j0u' Jed. A. NONNIER, Preedt.
L. E. SALES, Sect'y.
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SPANISH CRUELTY,

A most touching instance Of he.oism,
and one OF the most atrocious acts Of CRU
city, occurred during the Columbia stsug-
gle for independence. .'-
The Spanish General Morillo, the most
blood-th'rsty and trescherous tool Of the
Spanish King. was created Count Of Car
tsgens and Marquis dc 10 Pusria. for
services which rather entitled him 70 tho
butcher or bangman.
While seated in bis tent ono day, be saw
q young boy before him drowned 10 tsa.s.
The chief demanded Of him for what pur-
pose be was there.
The child replied be had come 10 bag
the life Of bis father, then . psisooes in
Morillo's camp.
What can you do to save your father r
asked the General.
1 can do but little. but what can do
shall be DONE
Morillo siezsd the fellows ear, and said:
Would you suffer your ar 70 b taken
of to procure your fathers Iifsl i--
Il certainly would" was tho uodaunted
reply. L,
The boy wept, but did not resist while
the ba'baso"s o'der was being executed.
Would you lose your otbes sas ,aahss
'ha" fail Of your purpose 7 was ths nss:
question. .......
I'bavs suffered much, but for my father
I cau suffer sti'l,' was the auswss Of The
bov.
Tbs other ear Was takeo OF p;sesmsal.
without diochiug 90 the part Of the aobls
boy. -,.-.-.-.
And now go!" exclaimed nosillo, o.
touched by his ssb:ims coutags; the
:a;her Of evcb q son must der 91:lG 20
J" :be presence Of biz agosissd ssd
vaio'y suffering 500 The patriot father was
executed. n {esE
Never did lie pictsrs sxhibit svoh
truthful tights aud shades 10 oatiossl
cba' actor; sucb deep, tresehsroas vi:lainy
-soch lofty, enthusiastic hs,oism!
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EVSURsGNCE.

INSURE vnur lives IN ths old add reliable
purely mutual her dividends are larger thar
those q any other Company In America her ~
sette mse Twenty AiAioss. She has paid over tn
A;llioas n The widows and orphans of the South
She reiuststed more policies to our Contederst>
eoldiers after the war than all the other Compa
nies put together.
Call st our odlee aud take out policy 0.
your life for the benefit Of your family.
&c. LATIOLAIS, Agent at
Vermiliouvillc, corner Main 4 Washington Sts.
e. F. B1ACCHANr, Medical Examiner,
SIS vf4 vermilionville, La.
OOrEs 4 OoDeN, General Agents for Losisiaua
No. A Csrondelct st., N. O., L..
Dec. l4th 1872.
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Qhc Cofapcttt A0uertiser.

TERMS
Observation-Disclosures DOLLARS per annum
in advance. For six months, 81 IS.
-ADvERTlSING-
Per Square, 40 lines or less) ......... 81 SO
Every subsequent insertion. -
Announcement Of candidates for office. -. $40 90
No credit will he given for Advertising or Job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will he put,
liehed until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication. or on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will he inserted unless
security ie given or amount Of costs deposited.
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Notice ! Notice !!-All those in

Notice ! Notice !!-All those in
debted 70 The undersigned are earnestly
requested 10 come forward and settle their
accounts Immediately, and thereby save
cost and trouble: ~ it is his intention to
close his entire business for the present.
he desires 10 make complete se,lIement.
and tbat ~ persons Interested will like
due xoi;rs end set scco. DINGHY.
Dec. 20, '73. C.P. CONNALLY
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NOTICE.

TIME Tax paye's Of The Corporation
j of VcrwiIiouv;'ls s.s be,eby mott
fed that The Assessment Roll for tbl
year 1873. is now completed and
deposited with me, At my Office. Per
sons Wishing 10 examine The same musl
do 90 within thirty days fom .be publ
cation of this notice. -rrf
Mayors Office vevmiI;onville, Decem
ber 5th 1873. A. NONNIER,
r.t t-.e AL. ,...e 4 4.a. Navor.
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Notice. The undersigned would 'e%-
p<csf.'ly notify sll those indebted TO him
to co~e up and se,t's their accou.;.. and
ihe,eby avoid trouble aod COSTS. 1t u bis
intention to remove from ID" parish At 40
early day, and be is de<"ous Of makicg a
complete settlement with bis debtors a.
we'll - wi,h bis c.edi;oss befo.e his depar.
iu,e. L. E. SALES.
Dec. l3, 1873.
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+ STATED Meetings Of Hope Lodge, No
~ l4S. A.. F.. A.. H.. will be held ct ths
~ Lodge room In vermilionville, on
January Ilth February 0th March 9Th; A.
pril 18th Nay 10th June TIL and 14th /; July
5th August 2nd; September 9Th; October. 4th
November lat and z9th December 9th.
BY order OF the w.. n.
!. II. WISE, Secretary.
January llth 1878.
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sN1OtfcE. All those indebted 10 The
uods'sigaed ais .eqpe..-d to come up and
settle their sct ouots fos s.hwi;b, It they wish
10 avoid cosss. He !. compelled 10 make =
ssi.lemeat With his e,ediio.s and Il there
fovs forced to call sp all Of his d.b'o's.
Dec. Is, '73. I. HEBEET, Ja.
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A French gentleman, learning
English to some purpose replied
thus to the salutalion ''How
do you do, monsieur p DO
vat :" "How do you 6nd your
seIf?,, II never loses myself"
"How do you feel :" Smooth ;
you Just feel me-"
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If some Of our druggists. {"
says an Illinois paper, would
fill a bottle with bed bug poison,
place it in . back room, aud Ia
bel it Old Rye. there world be
so many inquests iu the next
twenty-four hours that al the
papers would have to issue cup.
plements." m oh aae -1s.9
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lsovall's Cotton Worm DESTROYER

A IL oe.eo.,~ w'O ave rse1 h. CCTTOY
"A WORN DESvCOYER - ::,e ver. 1873,
~i.hort ~ H.: F,m ci;.,>. 80. n".;.:e,; II ;'ey
do no. eos,s rp an. bs. F.rs Ei AZ u &c
A;-0is. A. D. LOAD e.rx " J. EO,Jr.y.. .;.os,.
they viii :,s ixpssaad -. :a:';ct.a."s G: Pe.ed.
Ri:Ns;,. r.. II. Mills.
Oeo. 20. 73.--6m. Ccot A:".t.
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The laying Of the cornerstone
of the new capitol Of Iowa, the
other day inaugurated = new era
in public occasions. No speeches
were made, except . few re-
marks by . workman who got
his fingers pinched, and they
were brief and to the point. ss
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g. u 8e0YAH41, ),
s4 {: attorney ~ L1sc,
ar'd" NEW IBERIA, Ia.
Office :-Cos. Main & Iberia Sta.
4 Nov. 8. 1879. a aH{s 3F3H fs4i
FOR Sale

l4ar- FOR sale,
OHs good horse and saddle. for 3I25 :
One Hack AND harness, for 800. =. 4
r For fu,thss Information. call IN n. p.
Youna 4 Co. ri Nov. 22d rs.
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NOTICE..

= : ..-e NOTICE.
'l VeRMIt,oxviLLs, Nov. 81, 1878.
, AIt tho.e Who are ind .bted 10 the an
designed will please come and settle thei'
accounts within thirty day. If they wish
10 ~ old costs. .-......
l1 F. C. LATTOLAIS, Agent.
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VOTICE.

VIE undersigned would respectfully
l. announce to the inhabitants of the
Parish Of Lafayette, that he will advertise
for sale or for rent all plantations, farms,
and lots Of lands and also all moveabls
property entrusted to him, free of charge,
until sale or lease is effected.
He Via now preparing a pamphlet de-
scriptive Of the parish, 10 which all proper.
y entrusted him will appear.
Dec. 9, 6s. W. b. BAILEY.
For Sale.-Six young creole mules, in
good order and gentle 10 harness cheap
for cash.
For Sale.-Nineteen town lots situated
within and near the corporate limits Of
the town Of VssmilionviIls can be bought
cheap. by applying to w. b BAILEY.
For Sale or Rent.-A certain planta.
tiou situated in this parish, about S miles
west Of Vermi|ionyiIIe. containing $50 A..
pe"ts 81 land. a portion Of which is we'll
improved With fencing, comfortable dwell.
ling. kitchen out houses, &c.
For Soie.-4OO arpentx Of land, IS
Of which being woodland, situated on the
Bayou Queue Tortue, about Is miles west
Of vermiIionvil:e can he purchased At a
reason price. The land is guaranteed 10
be the best on said bayou.
Apply 10 w. B. BAILEY.
For Sale.-One house and lol, with
store attached, corner Of Lafayette and
Vermilion streets, in Vesmilionviile, aud
fronting on Lafayette street the 10. is 96
feet b, l40 deep, with good new fence ali
around, independent Of adjoining lois al
,he improvements 90 the place are new
and in perfect order; . six feet hall seper
atea the store from the dwelling: The s;c,e
is % by ~ feet. with al The fixtures for =
grocery or dry good. establishment. The
dwelling has front gallery ~ #. loag by
f. vide. . 6 f. ball. two rooms IS By
ls #. with grsts in each, With back asi-
Iery to south end room; one g by 13 4.
bed room. another back gallery f,om hall
10 kitchen; kitchen 10 BY 10 With chin.
oey for stove from the ground up; a, uo
der one 'oof. GncIud;"g one ci>tero viii
;er.coole'). Two medism sizsd c;s-
terms. water r.cooler, convenient out houses.
wood. house. coops. &C., DC. Also sp'e".
did garden spot, (feuced from ibe ya'd),
with imported choice fruit trees. gaps
vines, strawberry beds. sbobbsty, &c.
For further iofo'mstio" apply to
-- .., ..~. w. e BAILsY.
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TO Rent or To Work on Shares.

To Rent or To Work on Shares
Oss tract Of ext..- good lsod, contain
ing one hoodsed arpent., OF ino'e lire
quised good feocinx and . confo'; .bl.
dwelling house. = co.nhoo.s and stables
An extra house will he added 10 ,bs plsc,
it necessary. Pss,u'age for wo'k s;ocl
furni5bed fee Of charge. This place i
three miles from Ve.mi'ionv;ile.. ..
Apply At ,be Advertiser Office.
Nov. 22d 1873.
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In Galloway large erags ere
met with having ancient writing
on them. One on the farm Of
Kuockleby has cut deep a'the
upper side, "Lift me up and III
tell you more" A number Of
people gathered to this crsg and
succeeded in lifting it up, in
hopes Of being we'll repaid. In
stead of finding any gold, they
found written on it, Lay me
down rs | was BEFORE"
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O11IcH School BoAeD,'
ah4@ = Parish Of L,fAvslle.

= FAToNu OF LNtAvell0.
vetmilionvil'e; Nov. 20, 1873.
@ PsssosSt to Sec. 04, (35) Of an act IN.
titl-d m Act 10 Rrga'a,e PebIio EIuea-
lion jp the State q Louisiana. &c., &c.,
It is made the duty OF the Public School
Board in conjunction With The parish
Treasurer, 10 secure al public school lands
fsom i"jsty aad ws'ts. &c 'a' a-.fi .
Therefore b. known 70 all psrsoos IL
tsrested that the public school Iands will
be 'sssed to the highest and last bidders
after 30 days from the publication Of this
notice, fos term not exceeding foor years.
Lsssses 'haIl furnish good and solvent -.
curities for the puoctusl payment Of the
the rents and also for the protection Of the
land from oil and every kind Of wasts and
injury. By order Of the Board.
L. E. SALES, Secretary.
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A cowardly fellow having
kicked a newsboy for pestering
him to buy an evening newspa-
per, the lad waited till another
boy accosted the gentleman. "
and then shouted in the hearing
Of all bystanders: "It's no use
to try him, Jim, he can't read.
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A gentleman built . wing to
his house, consisting Of . cellar,
a library on the ground door and
a bedroom above. He asked
the opinion of q friend about It,
who replied: my dear fellow.
1 am sorry to see you have lost
your senses" "How I" exclaimed
the other. why, = bon vivant
and . literary man, - you
are, TO read over your wine and
to sleep over your book" as
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For Cash O1eZy.

n6ESSRS. PLONSKY 4 ROGER.
Nl merchants, corner Of Lafayette and
Main streets, (opposite the Court House)
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell for cash only. Purch asers will
please take notice, and consider the ad.
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash. they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore. afford to sell cheap.
Selling for cash. they have always the cash
to replenish th.ir stock. which they can
do At the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Mrssrs. P!onsky 4 Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes. Boots, Sadairry. Grocery. Glass.
,oare, Hardware, Tinware, and Wooden.
,corks, dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
heing promptly attended to.
They are the only agents in this place for
the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
STOVES
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L. p. REV1hl0Ns
.aTTORNEYAT Law:

VGcMlLIONvILLE, La.
WILL practice j" ths Courts Of
w Lafayette, Ve.nilioa and Came.
ron. Nov. 90. 20.
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eMERCHeasH'T,
Corner Of Main and St. John Sta, sesr the
Catholic Church). --.-.>
!. vssxlLloxvILlE. La,
"AS On hand large and complete
III stock Of dry goods, consisting Of
Calico Of tie BEST pri.is. F,e.eA AIpa
ca. French Aerinos. Fine Cloths and
Cas;nets Of different eolors, Domss-
ties, &c., dc.
READY NADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Bovs' Costs. Pants and
Yests; Ladies' ShawIs and Cloaks.
BOOTS. SHOES. de-,
Ladies, gentlemen and bovs' Boots, Shoes
and B,ogsns. 4.
Ladies, gentlemen and children's Gloves
and Hose.
| HATS ana CATS.
q @.1 ALSO
A fne and select assortment. Of FANCY
ARTICLES, PsRFuNERY, &c.
Ioe0 ri hud - - a.GUt
GUNS, PISTOLS and KNIVES
Of the irst quality and from the best
| - manufactures.
sSGitGh.u -----l' @-l.
CTockery and Glassvavs.
Fancy parlor. lamps, ~ ~ ...,,,.,
{" a fine assortmeat Of Je,eelry,
I And many othsr articles too uumerou,
70 msation. sna 7ld1 WOis2i~it'}l'
| Al oe which he offers .for .ale = low
psiess, tor essa !; s"d be Invites the public
| lls,e - ~sw> k:s = Ill .~l
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-12-27

Bras!ear Cay and Bayou Ter-
dt | million Pockst:: dot
9& Flora, !'a
i' - JOHN PHARR, Master,
In connection with Morgan. Louisias'
and Texsp Rsilrcad, will make REGULAH
WEEKLY TRIPS, leaving Brsshesc City
every MONDAY morning. taking frsigh
and passengers for all points on Bayo,
Vsrnilioa - high up IS Wilkiuson's land
ing pear the vermilion Bridge. 'agua
Refereuce:-M. P. Young 4 Co.
April ~ 1873.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-27
Death Of Capt. Henry Powars.

At II o'clock this Monday forenoon,
there died in this city man known in this
county for nearly forty years, and who, for
more than twenty years, has been an inva-
lid, 50 crippled with rheumatism as to be
nearly helpless. Capt. Powars was born
in Boston, june 6, 1907, and came to Rock
Island in 1886. He built the present Rock
Island House, and was, for many years, a
leading business man here-more particu-
larry connected with the warehouse and
river business, Through his long affection
he was patient and wonderfully cheerful,
enjoying the company Of society and
friends very keenly. But the recent death
of his daughter MRS. Freeman) and of his
brother, Capt. Serene Powars, seems to
have had depressing influence upon him,
and he sank quite rapidly Of late. Hehad
hosts Of friends who remember many hap
by hours in his society. He leaves wife
and three children-Henry and Title, by
his first wife, and Sarah by his present
wife. OF the large family of brothers and
sisters only Mr.. John Powars, Of Quincy,
survives.
Notice of the time Of the funeral will be
gwen 10 this paper tomorrow.