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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17
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OTTuMwA, Iowa, !
April 10th, 1873. {

April lOtn, 1853.
MEssEs. EDIToRs: In your issue Of
the 9th inst, Farmer" from Blakes-
burg, asks some questions in regard
to the action Of Center Grange, which
we respectfully beg leave to answer
through your columps
lie asks the question: have Gran
gers interest separate and distinct
from the general interest of the coun-
try?'
We have not; the general interests
Of the country are ours, as Farmer"
ought to know.
End: And arc the Changers in such
hot haste to express their disapproba-
ton, that they could not wait until the
convcntion-or until he offered his
services again?
Ans: Does Farmer" not know
that Hon. j. II. Merrill is State Sena-
tor until his successor is elected and,
in case Of a called Session Of the Legis-
latnre, that he would represent this
county thereat.
Farmer" is the past history of
party in this county, such as to lead
you 70 believe that either party would
condemn the official action of an officer
who had pledged himselft to serve their
interest and failed 70 do SO?
And, he asks again, why this i'm
piled censure of Mr.. Caldwell by en-
dorsing the action of Mr.. Carver7
Ans: So far as tho records show,
as we are informed, Mr.. Caldwell was
not present at the time the vote was
taken in the House, on the question,
or, if present, did not vote.
Are we to understand by this that
Caldwell docs not belong to the
Grange and that Carver does? and
that no one will be approved by the
the Grange that does not belong to
them, no matter how faithfully he may
labor in their INTEREST,"
Ans: No.
We infer that Farmer asks these
questions in good faith, and we take
pleasure In answering them. As re-
CARDS the political aspect of our order,
we are not aware that ours, is q politi-
cal organization. These questions Of
Legislation come up entirely outside
of the order; and should our interest
demand it, we will be unit that far.
We claim TO have no interests separate
and distinct from Labor but SO far as
the question Of eqnalizing Labor and
Capital, there would be always two
factions but Labor Of every branch is
equally interested with us, in accom-
plishing that object.
CENTER CHANGE
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BuRGLARY.-The residence OF w.
B. Armstrong was burglarized last
night of a considerable amount of
silverware, and the residence of Ii. T..
Knight of u watch, 800 in money, his
vest and coat. II would be well for
our citizens to keep a sharp look out
for these ligbt-fingered gentry. and
give them reception such as they
deserve
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17

j. II. Merrill Il CO.. are now in re-
ceipt OF sugar by the hogshead rom
New Orleans, at thirty seven cents a
hundred. This Is pretty good thing
Tor, Otumwa and Wapello county
people. The fact is the people of our
goodiy State who bring their produce
to this city and buy here their supplies
OF all kinds, are to-day enjoying the
benefits OF one of the cheapest trading
points In the entire Wesl.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17

CRsfsria ls more than a substitute for Castor
Oh. II Is the only SAFE article In existence which
is certain to assnate the food, regulate the bow.
els, cure wind cole and produce natural sleep. It
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol. and
Ia pleasant TO take Children need not cry and
mothers may rest. 43w6n.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17

Farmers in Ohio say the potato bugs
are already SO plenty in the ground
that it will be impossible to raise q
timber unless hired man is stationed
at each hill with !, shotgun.
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- CA..S(s50H
FARMERS Of WAPlllO COUNTY and VICINITY


Markets boldly A.
for homs cmuton thew
ersof
& 4#4f4 A aaas5
Planting not
nesnnns n s nG e. MGnS
nc sy ss ssed
enormously
barrels Or 400 bushels the acre
ssa Ey Ssss fse ass:
r q h sas
knoss and Win On the e
tnasp ssose W Peerless though
Kose
oens 11 ~ Peerless ana side y side was =
The Peerless Bug rrocfR Reuben year
Bliss Sons Of Peerless
= s
% @ p MSsn ssg r ss y
sized Potao
nevehe
King OF Eariies Pei Pound.
ALL ORDERS ADDRESSED PARK & SOW,
OTTUMWA, WAPELLo COUNTY, IOWA.
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From Fridays Daily.

GONG UP.-The new manufacturing
establishment of the Ottumwa Rufficr
Company, wherein they intend to
manufacture a newly invented Steam
Rotary Pump, IS rapidly going up
and will be ready for occupancy by
that energetic company IN short
time.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17

MosUMESTs.-The Ottumws Marble
Works have been fortunate in secur-
ing Mr.. ID. w. G. Gallup as an agent
Tor this county. NJ. B. Root is the
sole proprietor Of the works, and is
known as an accommodating and up.
right gentleman, The work sent from
his shop:is excellent in quality OF ma
terial and superb in style and fnish.---
Wayne Co, Republican,.
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'BEAUrIFuL SNow."--This is the
heading Of an Advertisement, 10 which
we wish TO cali the attention of our
poetic readers. The book is very
handsome, bound in morocco, and
gifted; cold for -. II contains the
"oat-Cast,H and other beautiful poems.
z. Is. Peterson Il Bro, Publishers,
Phila.. Pa.
Byron Clark has built nice cottage
on the corner OF Wapello and Fifth
streets. and w. T. Majors is building
u Handsome addition to his residence,
1T the corner OF Fourth and Wapello
streets.
James Bush has nearly completed
very neat cottage in Kellogg s Wen
dall's addition.
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent 1evefs
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious 1evses &c.,
and indeed oil the affections which axles
nom malarious, marah. OF miasmats
poisons,
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ancc, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
from Its use in any quantity. 49,. ~.
order must be of immense service N ne com.
munities where It prevails. Prevention is DetsC
than cure, for the patient ESCAPES ne ~ Mn s.
temper. This CURE expels the miasmauo
poison of FEVER AND. AGUE from The systeTi
and prevents the development Of the discase,
symptoms II Is not only the best remedy sySr
vet discovered for this class Of complaints, bus
also tho cheapest; The large quantity We cup;
everybody; and in bilious distrjcts, where
FEVER AND AaUE prevails, everybody should
have il, endese 1t freely, both for cure and pro
,ss = % hoped this p pes ~ VIII We sS e i. S
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of inteiIntsnts y, that y contsins 20 Vu,.
DC constitution. Those cured by It are led ~
healthy a. + they had never had AZ ne disssss
orders arise from its irritation, among which
aTe Neuralgia, Rheum atisna, Govt, Asad:nss.
ma. PaipIta.ion, Painful Xhectlcn 81 fhs Spiss,
Hystcrics, Pain In the Bowels, Collie ParalyoiA
and derangement Of the Stomach, Al Of wnicns
termittens type, or become periodical THIS
uCUREn sxpels the poison from tho blood, and
consequently curss them all alike. II q an p.
travelling or temporarily residing in the malar
r!ous districts. Il taken occasionally OF daily
while exposed to the infection. that will be ex.
crsted from this system, and cannot accumnlete
Hence il Is even more valuable for protection
than cure; and few will ever suffer from Inter.
nittents II they avail themselves Of The protse-
ton this remedy affords.
FOR Liver CoinpIaints, arising from torpid.
ity Of the Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, slim.
ufating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro.
ducing many truly remarkable surss. whege
othsr medicines fall.
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From, SATURDAYS daily.

heo. Upp. formerly Of this city
Jumped from the second story of the
Madison House, in Oskaloosa, on
Tuesday night last, while iaboring un.
der I'll of nightmare, and was consid.
erably injured. He dreamed that he
was being smothered TO death by gas
and plunged boldly through the win.
dow.
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DR.. J. C. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical a,sd A~0IvtioaI Chss.tsss.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE,, 500 PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure Of all derange.
ments in the storn.
acb, liver, and bow.
els. They are q mild
aperlcnt, and -
excellent purgsdve.
Being purely vege-
table, they oeQeain
no mercury or mine.
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent.
ed by their timely
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-04-17
FRUSTRATED BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
BEAUTIFUL SNOW

BEAUTIFUL SNOW AND OTHER POEMs.--
New Illustrated Edition. BY j. w. Watson, au-
thor of tsThe Outcast.rs beautifully Illustrated.
Is book that every Lady and Gentleman should
read, and own copy Of II IL complete In one
large octave volume In uniform style with 1.-THE
Outcast aid Other Poem," by j. ". Watson. being
printed on the finest tinted plate paper, and bound
IN green morocco cloth, with gilt top, gilt sidcs and
maroon morocco cloth, with full gilt sides. fun gut
edges, full gilt back, and heveled boards, price
Three Dollars.
~ Above Book Is for sale ny all Booksellers, or
copies of 1t vii: be sent, p0stpald to any per
return mail OH any ono RENTING the price Of 1t TO
the Publishers,
r. a. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
3OS Chestnut ST., rhiladelphia. Pa.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for ye1rg r.en from tbs
effects OF Errors and ASnsss In early iifo.-
Manhood resfossd. hrpediner,s TO Marriage
and TeInsS kAbIe relned;sa. Boon and Ci.cu-
lars seut sree, IN sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD AESOCI sTJS%. M. south
Ninth 81, Ph.Isiei chsA. PAN Institution
having high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional SIX III. mara4awArn.
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No one remedy ID lcudeg
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than .
cure and sAfe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with . perfect
certainty that 1t Will eradicate
the flisease. and with aeour.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-11
Communcated.1
AFEW MORE WORDS FROM MISS GIL.
LUM.

MIR. EDiToR-The reply made TO
the charges brought against me
by the board OF directors in yo,r
paper OF last week, is sufficient, hope to
convince the public mind of their error. Int
an account given by the Gazette this morn.
ing, OF the Local Tempest" calls into no.
tlcc "few more words from Miss Culum,"
one OF the strong points urged against the
proprety OF my actions is "that the concert
would occur in the middle Of the session.
and distract the minds OF the children for
Gays after Its conclusion as well rs during
the weeks Of preparation" In the alleged
cause OF opposition, 1t would be well for the
board OF directors to call TO mind certain
| entertainment given by Prof. Robbins, In
the city OF Cairo, at precisely the same time
in the year chosen by myself This gentle
man was stranger TO the people of Cairo
and came here TO give q concert for his own
personal benefit. Having applied to the d.
rectors OF the Cairo schools, for their con-
sent and approval to use the children, school
building aud piano for this purpose, he OBJ
tanned both. and for, at least three or four
weeks the majority of the pupils OF the Cairo
SCHOOLS were III great state
OF excitement, ensuing from preparations
FOR and expectancy OF the entertertainment.
Now, If The directors could consclentiously
give their consent and approval to that con.
ceri-uememberlng 1t took place in Febru. |
AIRY, iS'2. ana Tor u purpose that could in no
way benefit the schools or public) what
right have they to oppose my doing the |
same, though for different and more mac. |
unanimous purposei CONSISTENCY thou arr /
Jewel" Another charge says '.thc concer, |
was undertaken and carried on without the |
knowledge or consent OF either PRINCIPAL or
directors" This is not SO. The princin.l
OF the schools was aware of my intentions nj
least two months ago-and seemed TO tbinL
"a very praiseworthy undertaking." M
use the words OF Capt. Hurd when I co,.
suited him upon the sane) In the nov,
place the daughter of one of the dlrector.
expected TO take part In the entertainment,
anu hau, OF course, obtained the consent of
hef iatier TO do 30 two weeks before any
objections were made to 1t. These facts
dcem quite sufficient TO satisfy the public
hehceiorth shall not notice any article tho,
may appear In regard TO that copeert,
many thanks to the Gazette for its eomnIi.
'"eh' ahd regret. FANNIE V. CuLLuM ,
CAIRO, Feb. 10, 1873.
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COUNTY COURT.

Judge Bross. presiding The case of A.
IL. Andrews, darkey who of late has be.
come quite noted, and on several occasion.
mas appeared in court, either as witness OF
defendant, was found guilty of an assault in
shooting at white woman who keeps a 50.
loon and restaurant on Ohio Leyce. An.
drews was fined $50 and costs of prosccu-
ton. and sentenced TO be imprisoned in the
county jail for thirty days. His friend,
asked for an appeal. whereupon his bail was
liked at 500 which he gave. Ills case will
now come up before the circui, court.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, CHARLES


FL Chapman, Carbonate: j II Mitchell
ii Case, New Orleans; IL S Moody. New
York; ii II Milburn, Robt A Craig. C G
Bently. 3 Bemir, G + Luke, w W Merton
and IL II Bennett, st. Louis; II Hart. Nash.
vile; G W Mitchell, Cincinnati: r F John
son, New York; II S Quackenbush. Evans.
vile; q W Rearden, Chicago.
DELMoNICo
> Z McElvane and wife, NJ C railroad or.
gineer; Jacob BearJ, Carbonate: II " Wi.
liams, Evansville: Fred 4 Ransom. Marshall.
Texas; John Stricken, city; o Recle. Evans.
vile; G Morgan, st. Louis: T. G. Dodsen.
I ; snagboat J Albert; Capt. Early, ST.
Louis; Il W Stevens, Beverly. Illinois: C
Pitcher. Quincy; + Mcvcan, Tipton. Mis-.
sour; TG Cockrcll, Saline county. Missouri:
Patrick Meow, Brown county. Illinois. II
Carleton, Evansville; j NJ Montgomery
Louisville; J NJ Rodenbaugh, city: ] G vii.
Iiams, Elizabeth, Illinois; ii L Anspaches.
Paducah; W Parker and lady, Columbus.
James Kelley, city; J b Chapman, Dunleith.
Illinois; W II iancaz, Jerseyville, linois.
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c. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. "A ONO LEvEE.

OherS the following valuable real Is ate fol
sale, which il selected from u very LARGE n.
| OF valuable real estate for sale and Lease
rs presenting very favorable terms for In
| Nestmcnts:
| a large two story house, in good repair
together with lots, on Cross street, neal
school house, a No. bargain.
| That fine large house and lot @. blocl, "a.
Guy, on Washington avenue between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
Lot No. s, block No. 6. Ohio Loyee.
Two splendid high lots on Walnut street.
next to corner OF Eigth street Very cheap
Two lots on Tenth street. between Walnut
anu Seuar streets. Very desirable and will
be .old cheap.
Three lots on Cedar street, well situated
at bargain.
Those two fine business lots. II and lg.
block II, city. on Commercial avenue, near
corner OF Eighth street, on " ich now
stands the livery stable of Miles Parker
Possession given first of April.
-Four lots ON Twenty-lirst street, near Com.
incrcial avenue and freight depot of the &.
and '. railroad.
Two lots on Commercial avenue. near cor.
ner of Ihirty-third street. viii be sold
cheap.
Two good business lots. : and Z. hlocL A.
city, on Washington avenue and corner "a
fIitceh'h street. Directly opposite custom
house
Lots y, 10, III and ~ same block and In rear
OF last mentioned lots, on Fifteenth street.
Lots ana 10. block 80, city, on Thirteenth
street, near Commercial avenue. Price 5000
each. WV
a hne farm of 100 acres, with good i'm.
proVcments at Goose Island, adjoining The
larln OF o. Grcenlec, Esq The soil and fer
uliiy are unsurpassed, being rich bottom
land entirely above overflow.
several well imp owed fruit farms in Pu-
laski county.
10000 acres unimproved lands in Aleyan-
DER and Pulaski counties, in bodies to suit
purchasers. ''
2I'yo acres unimproyed, well timbered
iahl III ARKANSAS, near Osceola. No. / cotton
'ahds' lltles to ali the foregoing perfect.
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MARKET REPORT.
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE, !
CAIRO, Monday, Feb. 10 1874


GENERAL REMARKS.
Arrivals ofoats and mixed corn have been
liberal and the supply is fair. Tho mar.
ket IN oats and hay displays less anima-
ton than ruled last week, but there !, mn
decline in prices. In oats Csc is the rule to-
day u few sales were made at 39c. Tho
last Is the outside figures. Choice white
and black seed oats sell at 4i@i5c deliv.
cred.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad has clear
ed the accumulation of freights on It's line
ana shipments are made without any do.
lay from Columbus southwark very little
diinculty Is now experienced in the transit
between this point and Columbus, and mo
further trouble is anticipated on the score
OF delays in forwarding fregh,s.
The last few days have been warm and
pleasant, but very uniavorable for dressed
hogs and dressed poultry; Il light, cold
ram set in tonight, which will prohobIv
DO followed by a" cold snap" Frejcb,s
are unchanged.
ksS-Correspondcn,s should bear in
n''ha mat Our quotations represent pricos
Tor round lots from first hands rolsss
o o.Ierw,se stated. aud tina, in film. small
o'uers h'Sher prices must be paid ..Gaa
FLooh--Tho demand continues good,
and prices are firm and tend upward, |
Stocks are light Sales comprise 800 bb,s |
various grades on orders Sc to $40 5o 10
'1ls AAS7 60 so bbls good XXX So
ana $50 bo's various grades 50 to SO
nAf-Tho market is quiet; very little
'el''ng to-day, stocks arc large and price,
nave downward tendency. Arrivals n,
New Orleans have been very larye snd
IS that is the principal market, specula,or.
zero are holding Off fearing decline
~ Is an outside figure. Sales vera . /
ais mixed del s23i cars good timothy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIlERIEE,S SALE

by virtue Of an execution TO me djroc,od
NY the clerk of the circuit court of Aleynn'
der county, In the state of Illinois, I'm favor
William ii. Chatfield and William Wood
firm OF Chatiield d Wood, and against vii,
liam y. Allen and II. Watson Webb, / have
levied upon the following described prop
twenty.nine (29. in the city of Cairo, county
OF Alexander and state of Illinois, as the
property OF the said ii. Watson Webb.
which shall offer at public sal at the SOUTH
west door of the courthouse, in the said
rlty OF Cairo. on the sixth day OF March. A.
am, and sunset of SAID day, for cash. to
satisfy SAID execution.
ALEX. u. IRWIN,
sheriff OF Alexander county. Illinois.
CAIRO, ilis., Feb. II, 1873. 2.i2.wIt-dJt
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nary Walker OF the st. Nicholas hotel. is
having his rooms all rcmodcled and parti.
toned In such manner as to make them
comfortable for winter and cool and airy for
'he summer. Mr.. Walker has procured the
services Of first-class steward. and by the
latter end OF this week he will open his
mouse on the European style Rooms for
rent and dinng-room where meals will he
served on the restaurant SYSTEM
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PHIL. HOWARD.
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
City National Bank building.
sAspecal attention paid to orders from Slam
boats night or dsv

DO you suiler from wakefulness at nlp,ht
uimhes' Of vision, flushing face, hot hands,
etc, ctc,' II so, my friend, jus, try bottle q,
r"rkers Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.
l" VIII AFFORD you the most prompt and Der.
iect relief These symptoms are but the be
ginning of serious disease, aud If You arc
wise enough TO thus treat them Mt once Won
VIII avoid many a fit of sickness and save n
consequently long doctors bill. Soil by
druggists everywhere.
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DET.MONICO,
THE DENTON IErrI,pC,

quite large audience was assembled at
the Atheneum last evening on the occasion
otPrrf Dcnton's first lecture of the course
nc Il about to deliver In this CITY. The sub.
Ject OF the professors lecture was an inter.
cstlny one and was handled by
him in an able manner. lie
started out with description of the Sun.
giving its distance from the Earth. analyzcd
us light, told how the fiery body gave life
ana hight to the universe. lie alluded TO
Mercury and Venus, and to the moor, a firm.
ing that it contained neither water nor air.
nut Is full OF internal fire. Mars.
the lecturer said. il fny
million Of miles from the earth-it has
oceans, rivers. soil, trees, and he Ia, no
uoubt Is inhabited by human beings. five
thousand years in advance OF ourselves. in.
piter is surrounded by four moons. Saturn bv
eight, Uranus by seven, and Neptune has
seasons ofiorty-one years duration. The
professor concluded by an allusion to the sea
oil stars surrounding the sun, ETC., etc. The
lecture was listened to with profound
interest by his audience. We may not sub.
scribe to the peculiar views held by Prof.
Denton Oh certain subjects, but the matter
oil his lectures is full OF interest and hearing
one lecture creates desire to listen TO the
course.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
FIRST DAY-FOuRTU WEEK.

FIRST DAY-FOuRTH WEEK,
In the morning the attention OF the court
was occupied in hearing the arguments in
inc case OF the Northwestern Insurance,
company VS.. Lizzie r. Halliday aud others.
AFTER dinner the case of J. NJ. Phillips We.
Halliday Brothers came up. Witnesses were
eNamined during the afternoon session and
IN the evening when the court ad burned the
case had not been disposed of.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

US. $40. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAIRO, Feb. 10, 1874, i0:li pm.
barometer 1904 and stationary.
/. Thermometer a degrees.
Wind southwest, miles per hour.
Weathcr,l light rain.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
2p. m, 40 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
.. M, 30 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, south.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
- hours, 2i2.
Total rainfallla "a hours .0i:inch.
THOMAS l.. WATSON, Observer.
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j. r. Conoyer of the Harrisburg 'Chroni-
cie' Is IN the city, soliciting advertisements
Tor Ills paper. The Chronicle is an inilu.
entail paper publised in Saline county. one
OF the best sections Of Southern Illinois,
tributary 10 Cairo.
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Mr.. Louis Kurth, the 81. Louis costumer.
viii be here on Thursday morning. and will
occupy rooms in:thc City National Banl,
building, where those wishing to engage
costumes forthe St. Valentines masquerade
Of the Gun Vive Coterie can do so. Each
person viii be waited on separately, 50
there need be no fear OF individual selec.
iions being made known. Secure your cos
tunes carly.
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DENTON IEETIrnLc

The lecture advertised as the second OF
The course, "Thc Scientific Evidence of
Mans Future Existence" will be delivered
Thursday evening. Lecture viii commence
ut u o'clock.
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Messrs Van Auldae and Coles, connected
with the Chicago Phenix,' are now IN this
city. It's the purpose of these gentlemen to
gain information in regard to the history and
prospects of our city, with the intention Of
giving it to the world In condensed form,
through The newspaper they represent.