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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-10
State senator, 9th Dist, Mich
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

Mr.. j. schlesinger, the celebrated photog.
rapher Of this city, has removed from his
old stand to his splendid new gallery on.
Eighth street, north side, between CONNER
cial and Washington avenue. This new gal.
lery far surpasses anything of the kind that
has heretofore been seen in Cairo. II Is
lifted up in the best style, with the intention
OF doing nothing but perfect work The
lsdies' drawing room is beautifully furnished,
and the operating room has a skylight I'M
surpassed by any in the West.
Mr.. Schlesinger hopes smany friends, who
have heretofore given TO him their patron.
age, viii continue their fayors. To them
and the public generally he extends an in.
yitation to visit his rooms, whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance Of his gallery, the many con.
yenieDces he has procured-indeed, all the
latest improvements in his art-and the skill
of an operator of great merit, lately orLon.
don, Mr.. Frank Locke Steele, will command
their patronage when they shall need work
10 Dc uohc' b-3.lw
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PROpOS AIS,

sealed proposals will be received at the
city clerks office until O'Clock o M, OF
Thursday, the 18th day of June. A. d., 1879
for furnishing the materials, or doing the
work, or both. for the construction OF the
following described sidewalks, or either OF
them, viz: On the northerly side OF 18th
Fifteenth street. from the sidewalk now
existing on the westerly side OF Washington
avenue TO the sidewalk now existing on the
casterly side OF Walnut street, and on the
northerly side OF 18th Eighteenth street,
from q line drawn parallel TO the westerly
side OF Walnut street, and 10 item feet east.
ery from ii 20 the ea,terly line Of Cedar
street.
sealed proposals will also be received a.
above, for furnishing the materials, or doing
the work. or both, for the reconstruction OF
renewal OF the following described side.
walks, or any one or more OF them, viz
ON the easterly side Of Walnut street, from
Fourth street TO Twentieth street; on the
westerly side OF Walnut street from Fourth
street to point MY feet nortn OF se'entu
street, and from Tenth street TO Fifteenth
street on the north side OF Fourth street,
from Washington avenue 10
Walnut street; on both sides
OF Fifth street from Washington avenue 10
Walnut street; on the north side Of Twelfth
street from Walnut street TO point 1915 feet
eastwardly from Cedar street on the south
erly side OF Twenty street, and on
same side OF Twenty-eighth street from
Commercial avenue TO Poplar street; on the
south side Of Fifteenth street from Walnut
TO Cedar streets, and on the west side OF
Washington avenue from Twenty-seNenth
street TO West Twenty eighth street.
said proposals shall be directed TO the city
council, and will be opened at "a meeting OF
the council at the time above named.
All proposals shall be made in accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci.
iications of ordinance No. 81, approved
,nrn II xlsh Lob n r.ttv M is ptx
on file In my office, subject 70 examination
at any time.
The city council reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. N. j. HowLEp,
CAIRO, His, May 90, 1873. City Clert.
b-3l-l0t.
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STE AMBOAT BUTCHER
city National HANK Building.
Da-special attention paid TO orders from steam
boats night or dav
READ : READ

WEsOsA, Mich, Feb. ~, 1871.
AyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Co-Gen-
tlemen; Your paint had been on my
building but week or two when a large
fire occurred on the opposite side of the
street, destroying number OF buildings
a heat intense enough to melt lead pipes
from soda fountain standing within ten
feet OF my building - cracking in ten
thousand pieces every pane Of glass in my
side walls, and yet never setting fire to
the clspboards; which after the fire | had
but to scrape, and two coats OF paint re-
stored 1t ~ good as new. Your paint
saved my building, and through its fire
proof qualities, We were able to prevent
the spread OF conhagration which, had
my buildings igni.ed, would have destroyed
the entire business portion of our town
Amy number Of our citizens will sign this
certificate If you desire. Truly yours
II. II. WHEELER,
State senator, 9th Dist, Mich.
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WINTERS GALLERY.
SPLENDID PALACE OF ART.
SOMETHING CAIRO MAY BE
PROUD OF.

Mr.. VIM. Winter, we'll known TO our
citizens a. an artist Of rare merit, will
throw open his pic,ure-gallery tomorrow
for the inspection Of the public.
VISIT TO 1T
Will repay any one. 1t 10
furnished with rare good taste, Is
arranged with taste, made perfect BY ex.
perlence and will challange the admira-
ton Of all.
IT Is LOCATED
On Sixth street, between the two avenues,
in the second story of Mr.. 4. +. Davis
new brick business house.
THE REC RpTIoS ROOM
10 cArpeted with Brussels and orn am en,ed
with pictures, the work of Mr..
Winters own hand-beautiful specimens
of the art which never fail to secure the
praise Of the most. fsstidious Judges Of such
work.
THE CAMERA ROOM
Is large and nicely carpeted. II faces the
east and has very large sky light, shaded
in most ingenious manner, Here are
landscapes, stage cottages, huge boulderi
and "bulrusheS TO mako up back round
for the different styles of pictures
The lover can be surrounded by a flower
garden, the butcher by herds of cattle, tb,
hunter by trees and rocks, and so on.
THE DEVELOPING AND PRINTING ROOMS.
Are in the rear Of the camera room, and
are furnished with all the modern improve
ments Of the art of catching the shadow
ere the substance fades.
MR.. WINTERS STUDIO
10 in the front Of the house and will be .,
cosy q room Is fsstidous arts, could wish
90 AND SEE,
Is our advice to everyone, Mr.. Winter
extends a general invitation and hopes to
welcome everybody at his gallery TO-
morrow.
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The Sun demands that the mayor and
city council shall prohibit the appearance o.
the cholera In Cairo, and that any person
exhibiting symptoms Of that terrible disease
shall be Immediately strung up TO = lamp
post. This is reasonable demand, VIVA,
right has any person 10 indulge in the
cholers. The citizen who does so is un-
worthy TO live In this community, aud
should b. deprived Of lite or sent TO Mem.
pats, which !, almost a. great a Punishment
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ICE CREAM SAIopN

As warm weather is approaching IN,
lovers OF ice cream will be glad to learn thu,
Messrs. saup 4 Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain Ia,
also been put in running order, and potb,nO
is.wanting about the establishment to NAL !
the pleasure and comfort Of their p.,,o,,
complete, <lb-u
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AUCTION SALE

VIII offer for sale or Thursday, June u,
at ~ o'clock am, at the residence of Chss.
hurd on seventh street, between Washing.
ton avenue and Walnut street, hi, entire
household and kitchen iurninure, consisting
OF marble top center tables, cushion chairs,
bureaus, bedsteads, wardrobes, carpets,
extension tables, mattresses, pillows, mir.
rors, cook stoves, In tact all his household
and kitchen furniture Will be sold, as he
leaves the city. Sale positively without re.
serve, ID. HARTMAN. Auc,,o,eor
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
u. 8. SIG. SER, OBsRkvKR's OYBIck

CAIRo, June 8, ls73, l0Il pm.
Barometer 1888.
Thermometer IS degrees.
Wind, southeast, velocity mile pei
hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "A hours, o.
! p. m, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "A hours, 81
. .. m, 70 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, southeast.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, las,
\ hours, l23.
EDWIN GARLAND, Observer.
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EnAAE RCIAl HlIEl

This popular hotel has been rented aho
improved, and is now one OF the most euh
Portable stopping places in the city Inc
travelling public and persons des'rlns
pleasant quarters by the week or month,"n
always find them at the Commercial hote,'
Rates OF board have been reducted Is io''
lows Day board, y 30 Per week. Ian, y.
d 20 per day; board aud lodging "''I "
10 o. per week.
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RIVER NEWS.
A RRfvALs.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Sam Brown, st. Louis
" Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
!" Grand Tower, Memphis
"a Hobbs, 81. Louis
Pat Rogers, Memphis
DEpARrED.
Steamer I'd Hobbs, Ohio river
Pat Rogers, Cincinnati
La Belle, Red river
Julia, Vicksburg
Grafton, st. Louis
Robert Mitchell, Evansville
Grand Tower, st. Louis
CONDITION or THR RIVERS.
Tho Ohio river fell five inches during
tho twenty-foar hours ending At six
O'Clock last evening. 1t is not probable
that stream will go much lower for the
next few days, as there has been heavy
rains along the line Of streams tributary
to il, which will swell them and they in
turn will keep a good stage Of water in
the Ohio for A while at least. The Missis-
sippi 10 doing about as at last report.
The number OF arrivals and departures
! yesterday were limited, but the boats that
came and went each took away some
freight.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great Republic will leave 81. Loui.
for New Orleans this evening.
The MolIie Ebert, for Pi,tsburg will
I also leave st. Louis this evening.
On tho I'd inst. tho Mary Lowery ,ieC
up at the mouth Of White river, 100 mile
above Randall, in consequence of boil
boilers being burned.
The tow boat Iron Mountain has lai,
up 81 81, Louis, where she will rcmsii
Tor about six weeks, or until business get
better.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER
Ala little after II o'clock yesterday,
heavy rain storm passed over this city
but was not of long duration. The fore
noon WAS in speaking plain language
hot, we believe as hot . day as we hav
had this season. After the storm the at
mosphere was cool and pleasant
Business Oh the landing is sboutss /
has been for the past two or three weeks
and IL likely to continue so for severn
wsaks TO come, or until tho new crops be
gin TO move. But no one expects muc
business ut this time, a. it 10 "betwee
SEASONS and as such is Away. dull.
Marshall Packard, the famous steam
boat auctioneer Of New Orleans, AL
nounces that he will sell on June II, tn
steamboat City Of Cairo, her boats, tackle
etc, as she now lies in Algier,. Term.
cash at the time OF sale
PERSONAL.
Col. NJ. A. Bryson, well-knovn in TIL
city, is helping Capt Bedard with hi
Cumberland dam contract. lie say. tina
Capt. Bedard hss now ready for use sui
fcient rock to close the gap in the dan
and will close it almost Immediately.
Capt. w. l.. Hamble,on and the ere,
of the Inflated Mary z. Forsyth may b
expected in this city to-day or tomorrow
as they left New Orleans for home o.
Sunday last.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1873

This Is to inform the people of Cairo that
Rev. c. Duerscbner, pastor OF the German
Luthern church Of this city. has opened 4
school wherein both the Germsn and Eng
lish languages will be taught. II there are
those among our American born citizens
who wish TO have their children learn TO
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have an opportunity to crafty
that wish. Rev. Ducrschner is a thorough
German and English scholar, and will spare
no effort TO make the school Of which he is
principal a success.
by order ofthe BOARD or DIRECTORS,
Ga
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To any and all who desire a fine,
genuine French calf, Kid, Morocco OF patent
leather pair OF boots, CATERS OF shoes OF any
or all Of the latest styles, William Ehers, on
twentieth street, is ready TO furnish them
q, the most reasonable rate, and guarantees
coed stock good hts snd perfect satisfaction
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stuart 4 Gholson will show this week an
e,urely new line Of Fancy Goods and No.
hns bought for the summer trade, consist.
ing OF embroideries, laces, ribbons, neck
ties, fans, parasols, perfumery, fancy soaps,
collar, and collerettes, kid gloves, trimmings,
&c, which they offer at the usually low and
uniform range Of prices which has given such
a decided character TO their business.
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Nh. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock Of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
I'D MY different stylesof hats and bonnet,
ssdds large assortment OF ribbons, fos-
sTN>nd notions OF all sorts, oil OF which sill
~ nd st the lowest pricse.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable real estate consisting q, .hrs.
iots fronting on Fifteenth street between
walnut AMI Cedar; large frame house nearly
new' two stories, three rooms on e.ch floor
outhou'es, etc For further par.iculars en-.
quire at the premises. Mrs. e. SERBIAN.
6-l0.lm.
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VINE WORK

Nh. Lsts Coleman takes this method OF
tsserming ~ public that she is now pre-.
DAsed 70 DO kiLds o! I'm. laundry work, at
ehesD Fates. auting, enInpag, ac., done
n 0An sdvsas per dozen on allah clothes
V.niass end hd.viossb win ono 10 their
.Ivn.Ango 70 tAss thsiI clothes TO NJ. Cole.
-. Ieddssss Oh Y,urta stsst soutb
~~vGp Nsskassss sSs c,us.c,.l
sV0iNN, "tla
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HOT WEATHER is COM
ING--KEEP COOL.

Refrigerators at from SlS to
$50. Ice chests at 81, $l3,
Sl5, ST., 500, etc. Beer cool
ers at Cincinna ii retail prices
water coolers, Ice cream freez.
ers, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs,
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushel, barrel, ETC., at
BEERwARr, ORTIZ & Cos,
1876 Commercial Ave.
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The Commerce Dispatch says our ghost
is in the habit OF perching himself on a
picket fence, naked, and pairing his toe nails
with cheese knife. lie is never guilty OF
such indecent conduct, unless he is under
the influence of liquor.
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Mr.. J. NJ. Moskoyics, the cnterpr,ing
dealer in dry goods, Washington avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock OF goods at cost
prices. His store is full of the choicest OF
dry goods of every variety and quality, and
the prices at which he is disposing of them
are astonishingly low, Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. 5-7tt
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As Fourth Of July orators We could prob
ably secure Bob Ingersoll, the greatest pop
ular orator Of the West, and Ex-Governor
Palmer, one of the soundest orators in the
whole country.
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Mr.. !. NJ. Moscovics Is closing out his en-
tire stock Of goods at cost. The goods
must be sold, as Mr.. Moscovics expresses a
determination to have his shelves clear and
ready for hi successor on the 10Th OF June.
B-3-tf
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II may be said that we have no proper
groves in which TO properly celebrate the
Fourth. Let us then take TO the groves at
Fort Jefferson. The ferry boat and the
Eckert will supply the transportation.
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REMOVAL.

Mrs. II. !. Horn wishes TO iufUrm her
patrons and the ladies OF the city generally,
thst she has removed her dress-making
rooms, No. ls4 70 No. l05, next door TO the
Atheneum, up stairs. I'm
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Stuart i Gholson call attention TO an cle.
giant line OF sash ribbons in plain, gros grain,
and paids. Also fun line OF ribbons in
all colors and widths, which they offer at
unusually low prices. G-s It
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New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc, at B, F.
Meiss' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Cali and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else
where. Al .
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JOIN MEYERS, Age

Harry Walkers the European hotel, has
been making more improvements. lie Ia.
cut hallway through the entire length of
the hotel, and 1t is not necessary now, as
heretofore, TO go through the bar-room in
order TO reach the dining hall. The new
hall is being painted, carpetei, etc, and
when completed will add much to the con
venicnCe OF the house.
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Burger has just received and opened a
large stock OF damasks, napkins, towelings,
etc, etc, all Of which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought anywhere else in
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Stuart & Gholson call ate ntion to o line of
colored piuues. IN new and elegant effects,
which they offer ut prices below the cost OF
transportation. Our stock Of white is very
large and our prices cannot fail to please.
$50,
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NOTICE.

ealooh'keepers and all others are hereby
n'''ned to sell no more liquor Of any kind,
, ! or otherwise, to my husband
a. :. Uollin'' or they will be prosecuted to
'ne ,ulI extent Of the liquor law.
NN'" NARY ANN COLLINS
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FOR SALE.

A house, srooms and 5 closets, with one
lot and half, corner Of Twenty.frst and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
information. apply on the premises.
j-2O.Im
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A cabinet organ, as good as new, and q,
frst-cass manufacture viii be sold low and
on easy terms by applying to
,,. Mrs, NJ. j. DEWEY,
Cor. Washington Ave. and Fourteenth 81
C.i-lm
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The Atalia OF Racine, with Mendelssohn's
beautiful music, was produced in superb
style. All the principal soprano solos were
sustained by Madame Clara Brinkerhon,
who was in fine voice. The peculiar charm
OF this lady's singing is she always interprets
the spirit OF the composer with iaithfuness,
and never disappoints an audience. New
York Times
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double Y smb er
Hngls and double Y Canary, best quality of
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. 5000 for
sale, printed At % % to 30 per thousand,
u the BULLETIN OppICH.
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The circuit court of Pulaski county is now
engaged on the civil docket, and will re.
main in session until all the business is dis.
posed OF.
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A new and beautiful assortment OF grena
dines are now fvr sale at Burgers. Call and
see them.
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NOTICE.
REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.

inc city garbage gatherer will call at all
me ~. hotels and principal boarding houses on
wednesdays and saturdays, will make the
rounds OF the city south OF Twelfth street
on Mondays and Thursdays, and north OF
Twelfth street on Tuesdays and Fridays.
6-3 VI JOHN GLADNkY, City Hauler,
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Burger has just received full line Of
summer dress goods of every description,
which will be sold cheaper than the cheap.
est.
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Burger is now Offering for sale splendid
assortment of dress silks, japanese suitlngs,
etc, ETC., at the most reasonable rates.
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The most beautiful pcrcalcs, jsconeu and
other white dress. goods ever brought to
this market, can be bought for exceedingly
ow mi ccs at Burgers.
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The enterprising merchant Of Washington
avenue, Mr.. Mocoyics, will until the 10th
inst, dispose Of his large stock OF goods,
notions, ETC., at cost. Can on him if you
want bargains. Gift
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The selden Irwin combination opened II
Paducah last night. Irwin and hi. actor
are great favorites in that city:
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Regular boarders at the European hotel.
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board AT
the rate of $40 Der month. 5-l0.tf
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There are number OF literary dogs in the
city who eat THE BULLETIN in the morn
ings and digest 1t before breakfast.
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Burger ha, complete line OF hosiery o'
all kinds. and corsets, collars, cuffs, etc., in
unlimited variety.
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Shall we appropriately celebrate the
coming Fourth Of july That is a, present
the al absorbing question.
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sHOO FLY! DON'T BODDER ME
&c, one of Standinger's Ny exterminators,
at BEERwARr, ORTIZ a co.
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The Qui vive Coterie excursion was .
success. We were not unfortunately there
e see.
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Parasols and large lot OF custom made
boots ard shoes are sold cheap at Burgers
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A circus or a negro minstrel troupe draws
like mustard poultico in Cairo, but a really
excellent singer, like Madame Brinkerhof.
is held at heavy discount, Last night, at
the Madame's concert, the A,heneum pre-
sented beggarly account Of empty seats,
but those who were in attendance were
delighted by her splendid vocalization. Her
fine voice has been highly cultivated, is un.
der perfect control, and produced all the
music that could have been extracted from
the songs she sang. Every lover of fine
music should be present at the Atbeneum
tonight.
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The ghost was out again the other night,
and scared the eyebslls Of Sheriff Irwin.
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Swiss muslns, tarletons, French and Ham
burg embroideries at Burgers. Great bar
gains.
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All kinds of linens, laces. edg'ngs, ana
trimmings Of cvery variety at Burgers.
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Jorgenson has sold out to stewart, now OF
the City National bank.