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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

MRS. JOHN DREW's ENGAGEMENT
We certainly anticipate a very pleasant dra-
matte performance at the Opera House, on Sat-
urday evening from Mrs. John Drew and her
Arch st Theatre Company. The bill incu les
both the sensational Drama Lost IN London, and
the Comedy CooI as a Cucumber. Mrs. Drew
appears in both pieces. aud in the latter Sam
Hemple, the popular comedian assumes lead
ing part. Seats may be reserved at the book
store of Boughnan, Thomas d Co.
--Janauschek is announced to appear at
Reading. on Monday aud Tuesday evening next,
playing Mory Stuart aud Deborah.
Blind Tom on Monday evening.
Miss Neson, who is now acting in Brook
lyn, appears in Philalelphia next week,
-Mrr. +. s, Chanfrau is appearing at the
Rochester Opera Honse in new play by Clifton
W. Tayleure. entitled "Womans Wrong"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

The rights of colored passengers on seam
boats recently came up for arglmsnt in case
tried in the Supreme Court of Iowa The plain
tiff, an educated and respectable ,lored woman,
purchased first class ticket from Mis- ssippi
packet company at Davenport. On going
to dinner she was not allowed q seat
at the table. and was soon afterwArd ej ected
from the cabin On this. suit was broug ght for
damages Iu rendering his opinion, the Chief
Justice said that rule or custom of steam
BOAT as a C 1mnon cirrisr, req firing psrs Jns OF
color to occupy seat at the table in tho pantry
or on the guards of the boat, is not reasonable,
md cannot be enforced also, thai a person OF
color lis entitled to the same rights and privile-
ges while travelling upon steam ,r az white
person, and cannot b' req tired, Dy anv rule or
enstom based upon distraction on account of
color or racs, to accept other or different ac-
cJmmodations than 1850 gtvea to whlte passen-
gers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

AN IMMENSE OYSTER ENTERPRIsE-Mr. Meals
President of the New Jersey Land aud Improve
ment Company is at st. Michaes for the purpose
OF starting new feature in the oyster business
there. The company own extensive tracts of
land and water rights at Barnegat Bay, on the Jer-
seY Coast-said 10 be the most desirable place in
the country for planting oysters Mr. Neal pro-
poses to purchase go, 900 bushels of Miles River
oysters at once, at 40 cents per buthel and ulti-
mately to enlist the oystermen in the enterprise
by making them shareholders in the company.
He is very sapguine of success, and if all things
agree with representations and sta ements the
oyster business is destined to be far more profit
able for st. Michaels than ever.-EdstoR Star Of
SeDf 20lh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
aseitj SdUerttsftneuts.
RETTER THAN SAVINGS BANKS.

No one can form an accurate idea of life insur-
alce ofTcy who docs not consider 1t as a saw.
ilgs banks, yielding interest and interest upon
interest,"
Let us see how so small sam even as 81 s can
be made useful at ONE in life insurance AID how
many years it would take to become equal useftl
as e savings bank deposit
We will suppose that young man sees his wsy
clear to put aside annually the sum Of s25 (or s2.40
per weel) for the future beneat of wife and child
rem, who will be solely dependent upon tne7e saw
logs for their support when he is taken from them.
He is 29 years OF age VIII n he comes to this conclu
sion, but debates within himself to which trustee
to adopt-the savings bank or life insurance After
a careful examination of both systems, and going
through with the necessary arithmetical lcula-
tlons he finds that even t. he vss to reach SO years
sf age, the sun this annually deposited for thirty
years will secure 0Usr one hundred per C, MT. more
money TO his family through life Insurance than
through the savings bank besides having made
perfectly certain provision 10 case he had died at
any prevl period. in point Of fact, he died the
day after his frat deposit with the life company
his premium of $I2b would have given his family
sum which would not have accrued until after
twenty four years Of deposits and ascumu'ations in
the savings b nix This is the inevitable and en-
phstic logic of figures which may thus be tsbulated:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

DIRECT IMPoRrATIoNs Granville Worrell
$50 and S22 Market street, makes special an
nouncement, to-day of the opening, on Tuesday
next, the It'll inst. of full line OF linen hand
kerchiefs manufactured expressly for him by
the celebrated linen house of Henry Matter 4
Sons. at Belfast Ireland. We refer the public to
Mr.. Worrels full announcement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

The SALE OF Lors. ON SArURDAY.-The public
sale o. lots on the South Side, on Saturday, by
J T. Heald for himself, and for account of the
Ghristiana River improvement Company, will
be positive, and without any withdrawal. All
the properly advertised is to be disposed Of an
those who have eye to the great future de-
velopment of that portion of the city had better
be on hand, and mean business.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

TEMPERANCE AT BRIDaEvLLE "A Temperance
meeting was held at Bridgevie, few days ago
which was presided over by Goo NJ Davis, and
s. W. Kinder acted as Secretary j. W. Car
roll, G. Layton aud II p. Cannon were ap-
pointed a committee to prepare rem insurance
against the sale of liquors in the town. which
duty they performed, aud it received the sane
tion of the meeting. Rev A. d. Davis made a
stirring address,, who was followed by Rev. L P
Ecook in few remarks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

The simple interest of s125 is two cents day.
without interest 1t would take one hundred and
toentythree years for s125 per annum TO equal the
above insurance.
Therefore the Investment of fourteen cents a
week, in order to secure fortune, is the question
row bef IRE the young men OF our city.
cHAs. RuRTo Y. Jr.. oenr Agt.
National Life Ems. Go. of U. 8. A.
oFFicE--TI AND MARKET STREETS,
oct21t WILM NGT0N, DBL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

PLATFORM OF rHE STATE CONVENTION.
UrIoA, Oct. 2.
In the Democratic State Convention the COM
mittee on resolutions reported platform inviting
the co. operation Of all agreeing with Jefferson
ian principles, ,denouncipg the back pay, the mem :
bers who voted for it, the President who signed
It, and demanding the repeal.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

The returns of the Charleston, S. O., munich
pal elec ion received up to ten o'clock last night
Indicate the defeat of Wagner, the present in
cumbent, for mayor, and the election of Gun
niugham and the whole republican ticket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

After very hard Wall street panic there is al
ways small crop of sudden deaths among bro
kera and spectators. The present panic will
doubtless be the death Of some men, and will
probably send some to the insane asylum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

WAsHINaroN, Oct 2.
The Vienna Congress has asse ited to an ex-
tension Of the signal service 30 as 10 include az
eivazed nations.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

REPORT OF TaK SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Cot. 2.
PROB lbilitiss For the Muldle States, north
elsterly winds, and cloudy or partly cloudy
weathar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
Alarriages.

MORGAN-R BINSos.-AT the residence of the
brld u mother, in this city, on the st inst. by
daughter of Mrs. Amelia Robinson. all of wills
mIngton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
JluauEEaI.

z EMOVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed to It's new location. in the Clay
ton House. where 1t ia now open for business.
Six per cent, has been regularly paid on deposits,
since the organization OF the Bank In 1861 and it Ia
the Pxpecta ion OF the Directors that the profits on
the accrued capltsl,and on the regular business Will
enable the Bank lntinue this rate of dividends.
Deposits solicited from persons in the receipt
of Regular inc 1nnes. rom Farmers. Mechanlc., and
Dealers, and from WidOw5' and CnildTen's Estates
and from those whose business enables them te
keep a varying balance of cash, I ON which, II
placed with US, they will derive an income in the
shape OF - -
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rule OF the Bank requires notice to be given
the withd awal OF Deposits, but in all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM g. hnLRs, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GBORGB W. BUsH, CLEMENT B. SMYTH,
NJ L. LICH rRNsTBIN, GEORGE S. CAPRLLK,
InSR p MOiiRAB, NATHANIEL r. BENSON,
ca ARLRs W. HowLAND, EBNEY F. DUBR
JoB IL, jackson WM. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s. HILLES, President
4so. W BUSH, Vice President.
-tfarr4 T. IT. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

sUsr zNsIoN OF aE1 3. CANINE L 4 o..
NEV YIhK, Dot. Q.
George B. Grinnell & o.. bankers Il br ok,rS,
haYa Rnananled.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
commercial Reports.



PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 2.
Cotton quiet 1SQ19I6c. Flour steady su2ers
S3.500i 81; extra u 50(0j; Penna. extra family
81 3505 50. Wheat quiet; red Sl.5DDl 5S Corn
advancing yellow Csc; white, 66e, Oats 46@51c.
Whiskey one dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

NHEAP coal.
For SALE lsrge stock OF Lehigh and Shamokin
Coal. Persons wishing o buy the genuine Hareigh
Lehigh and Excelsior Shamokin Goals will please
send 10 their orders early as we confidently expect
to be more pressed with orders this season than
ever. Coal will be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances. -
JOSEPH FOUT,
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr19.1y-of Wharf of j. Morton Poole Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

For GOOD and cheap boots and shoes, go to Pret-
tymtns and h ap boot and shoe store, ll9
Market street, next door to Lemons new building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
nsiand.

DECREASE OF BULLION IN THE GOVERNMENT
BANK.
LONDON, Oct 2.
The Bank of Englani's bullion has decreased
nineteen thousand pounds sterling during the
uaSt week,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
SECOND EDITION.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2,
dispatch from Fort Klamath says that the
gallows for the exection of the Modocs was
commenced yesterday. They will all be suspen-
ded at once, on the same beam in the presence
of the Indiana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TODAY.
New YORK. Oci. 2
God to-day. 81 101S,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

KISG's COAL OIL WORKS ON FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.
Aug = coal oil wsrks near Point Breeze, are
fra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

GPICES.-PURE GREEN GINGER MUSTARD
- Seed, and Mustard, at the only Tea House IN
the city, No. II K 4th Street,
Win ing N, Pei
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02
Aew Aarerttsemeuts.

cSPICES.-PURa GINGsa NUTME EGs and Mace,
, for family use at H0usIoN,s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-02

VXTINEs AND LIQUORS OF ALI KINDS OF
w the best quality, at fair prices, AZ
BOWMANS, I'd and King.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-06

bios ur. In o,hs- rI,cs. tho workman
in order to have water mandy
rrc WELLS.
When the wa,c- was frat taken from
these wells i, hsIs bugh', lear appear
snce, and There wa, nothing in the taste
e. indicate that !, wa.uo, good, healthy
water. Blu, after being above ground ti-
,oon 10 twenty minute it would turn
green or black, and emit siche'lng
smell. Then add 70 this tho fact that on
sunday and Monday last the men were
FURNISHED WIN tREsn MEAL
Tb,, i. 70 .sv. nest that was once fresh
f. seem, ,ha, the men complained that
their boarding hose. dld not lurnIsh them
with fresh meat. ,hatthey we're compelled
10 live n bacon, etc. To satisfy them
and stop their rrumblinc the latter part
Of last week, several Of the
boarding bosses csme to this city
and purchased large quantities OF fresh
beef, which they packed on ice and started
for their camp. The ice did not last long,
and when the meat arrived at the works
IT was not the freshest. But it wa not al
together spoiled and "woold do 1t was
cooked up, and Of this the men eat freely
Now taking sll this ,ogether-bsd
whi.key, wor.c than bad water, and mea
which to say the least was mot sound,
and ia itnot wonder that every mother
son Of them lid not die Out Of on'
camp Of twenty men, in lesa than three
DAYS. nine Of them died and in the othei
@sstaIg- proper
ton. Ia all PROBABLY 20 men died from
Monday morning to Thursday night, when
tue men were di.banded, the camps broken
up, aud the works. for the time h-ing de'
serted
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LNCURsION TO pENYER.
~. AND ST, l.. PACKET CoMPAsY,

VI. AND ST. l.. PACKET COMPANY
AaESrs OFFICE, Cairo, July J, 1913,
The Memphis and st. Louis Paeke,
company now offer for salo round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return,
50 good for ninety days from date of
sale Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Franci'co and all principal points
west, and by river aud rail 10 all points
south. For further information call at
the compsnys Office, No. u Ohio levee,
under City National bank Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Ag'L
Sol \. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been rcGt,cd amt
improved, and Is now one Of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month, will
always find them at the Commercial hotel.
hattS 90 OVaiu L..-- L-~.. -a.incted as fol.
lows: Day board. - 10 per week; transit.
sl % per day; board and lodging, from A.
tn e. per week. Mrs NJ J. WHITE,
ti propriotreas.
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THE FOl RTH
fliNICS, BOAT RIDES. IRu\D
EXCURSIONS EIC.
The HlBERN1AN AND DELFT \
FIRE COMPANIES AND
THEIR MICS.
THE METHoDISTS AND THEIR
BOAT RIDE
Our COLORED FRIENDS AND
THEIR EMU R>ION

The Fourth was generally observed
in this city as holiday nearly all places
Of business being closed and business gem
orally suspended. Tho day was bright,
and, had it not been for the extreme heat,
would have been exceedingly pleasant.
the "METHuDlsTs
Gave an excursion IN the I. +. Eckcrt to
PaJucah and the Catholic picnic grounds
near that place Tho boat was crowded
when she left our wharf, and received ac-
ces ions to the number already on board
ct nearly every landing between Cairo
aud Paducsh Everybody WAS plea ed
with the trip snd speak in term. Of prise
IF the manner in which the whole affair
was managed.
the HIBEESIAE TiEs DyNPASl-
~" 81" Kentucky, opposite Cairo, wa.
o success, aud passed OF ~ All y.u,i., ...-
quiet manner. There we've good many
In attendance, and had it not been for the
fact that the ferry boat became disabled at
M early hour in the day, the crowd would
hs~e been much larger. Under the cir
camstances the picnic was perfect sue
cess, but the company lose heavly By the
breaking Of the bos..
HE DELTA FIRE CONT .EI.
At ST. Mary. park the Delta City Fire
company gave picnic and dance which
lasted until a late hour 10 the night. The
declaration Of Independence was read and
several rpeechei we're listened u with re-
fpectful attention. 10 the evening the
lire works were "shot Of 10 the delight Of
crowd Of ,a5 tiolsand to fifteen hun
drel p,r;ors. The display vas fine The
company. {. i. .ai1. came ont $500 OF 1900
ahead By the pcni,.
ORR coIoBEp FRIEND
Iha"Iree Benevolent Sons Of An.sr.,a,
40 organization ot col'r-t nen,
CAV" an excursion ON the cairo
ana N.nssnre- roaI 10 Breailng
Spring Tho train va. .ompo.e
Of s.v csr', Anl 'E.fy car was crowded
tooyeraowing. The trip wa made with.
ont an accident 81 any kind occurring :.
mar the pleasure Of the day. Arrived a,
the ground the cars were soon de seriel
and the woods lilcd with pleasure seek
or.. The Declaration O. Independence
was si'o read here and speeches sppropfi-
ste to the occasion indIlge1 in. The train
returned TO the city NJ about seven clock
in the evening. Eyerv0ra seemed
pleased with the TIP.
FROM HICENAN.
The cairo ana hickman packet GIs..
gov brought party Of young folks
from that place. After arrival here a Few
OF them disem bsrkei and strollsd about
the city, bat the greater portion remained
on the boat. After spending an hour OF
two al our wharf the Glasgow returned
10 Hickman
REMAINED AT HDNE.
Many remained II, home declining 20
participate in any Of the various pIcnics,
excursions, etc, AMI Of these we were sew.
eral. Home Of hot day like Friday is
JUS. the place for US. All in all the day
passed of quietly and pleasantly, and if
there was anything happened unusual on
such ocoe ions, We have failed g. hca- u!
IL.
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SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited Schlcsinger's new pho
tJgraph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenues? Il
not, you should do 50, and give the proprie.
tor an opportunity 10 try h.s skill In t4kine
Of you a perfect likeness and a splendid
picture, Mr. Schleslngers gallery is fitted
up in the best style, with the intention Of
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room is beautifully fur,
nished, and the operating room has sky.
light unsurpassed by any in the West. MIR.
Schleslnger hopes his many fricnd:, who
have heretofore given 10 him tAeir ? atTon
aye, will continue their iavors. 10 them
and the public generally he extends an il.
yiiation to visit his rooms, whether desirlng
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery, the many
conyenieuces he has procured indeed, all
the latest Improvements m his aTt-and the
skill Of an operator Of great merit lately of
London, Mr.. Frank Locke steele, viii com
maud their patronage when they shall need
work TO be done. C-lG.Im
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THE RAINIER,

Gus. Helm, Sixth street, near Ohio leyee,
has Just laid out considerable sum Of
money in repainting, paperng, and in every
way repairing his barber shop, and his l.
now one OF the incest. IL not the incest ton
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm en-.
ploys none but tirst-class wo' kmcn in hi
shop, and we venture to say the two young
men who now hold situations there, cannot
be excollcd in their calling 10y any oihcI
barber or BARRIERS in the city Try them.
gI-.ff
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Nr. Jane. Kyua.ion, whose reputation a.
. butcher i. par excellent with ihc people
IT this city. h,. opened = new meal
shop near The corner of Commercial avenue
aud twentieth street. next door TO Nj ftt
BurFs grocery store. lti,s"c'' |uo"u an'
Acknowledged flc, that Mr.. kyua,ion' dur
ing his long experience IN the meal ""'''
ness in this city, never offered to h- custom.
ors anything but the choicest OF every Hhd
of meat. lie is good judge Of cattle AMI
buys nothing but the Youngest ana attest
and as a consequence la. the best OF beef
The same may be said Of every KIND oil mea,
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our "ofd
for il. YOU will always be pleased. ".l'-t
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NINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mira. LeIlle Coleman takes this method
OF informing the public that she IS now
prepared 10 % all kinds OF tine laundry
work at cheap rates. flutug, ,rmp,ug,
etc. done Al small advance per dozen
90 plain clothes. Families and individuals
viii find it to their advantage to take their
clothes 10 Mr.. Coleman. Residence On
Fourth street, south side, between Wa b.
Lngton and Com merclsl Ayennes. -.llm
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

A. warm weather is approaching the
,o''r- ct ice cream viii be glad to learn that
Ng''I'' 'aup Il Clarkson have lifted up and
r''4rn',hed, in elegant style, their ice cream
r'''o''' Their mammoth soda fountain has
a''o been put in running order, and nothing
s"'nlns about the establishment to make
'n UT, Pleasure and comor, OF their patrons
i.li.ll
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HOT WEATHER Is com.
MIX EEp CDOI

Rcfrigerators ut from SIS To-
so. lee chests at S1l, Sl3.
SO, Sl7, $40, etc. Beer cool.
crs at Cincinnati retail prices
water coolers, lee cream frcez.
crs, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs,
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushel, barrel, etc, ~
BEERwART, ORTIZ & Cos.
1876 Commercial Ave.
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A GOOD INNEsTMENT.

A rare chance is offered 70 sclne man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part Of tho
city. Two lots, 81 feet front on the ave.
nue., house stories, Two large stores
csn be lifted up On the first door, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for offices or
dwellings For further particulars en-
quire Of JouS q. HAr>fAy AZ 90.
'-i'W k"s E'lsIr Agents Cairo III,
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Tue ladies' " tie German School .Jc.-
ETY. take pleasure in expressing their
IhsuAs % those ladies who took such nm
active part IN tue management OF the
'ehoo! picnic, which made it pleasant
aud successful affair. Also, 10 those who
assisted by donating sundry article tor
the occasion. +. KoRsMLTrR
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ITEMS or LOCAL NEWS.

Bemis. Cause--intempersnce
Tho Hibernians had = grand iimo at
their bail at Srheel's hail on the night OF
the Fourth.
The Fourth has come and gone
and we don't know = ANYBODY that i'
sorry it is gone.
There will be q special meeting Of tie
city council tomorrow afternoon. Bu.i.
mes. of Importance will be transacted.
A party Of Paducshites gave aplcnic
On the Fourth, during which some of the
men folk. got into a quarrel. Knives,
pistols and tumblers were freely used, but
no one seriously injured.
Matters in the police court were Just
moderately lively yesterday. a few
cases of plain DRINKS, a"di.ordcrly con-
duct and ono or two fighting cases
made up the docket.
MIR. NJ. Roth, lately employed by tho
BIlef Bios leaves Tor Cincinnati in a day
or two. Mr. K is frst-class workman
in biz line, and leaves some very fine
specimens Of his workmanship in this
city.
--Saloon-keepers ate hereby notified to
not give or sell NY husband John o Shea
any intoxicating liquors. will pto'ecu,e
any and all who disregard this notice,
Cairo, June 80. ls7}. Sarah 3. O.sbas.
| 70 o.
---Rev Il. p Tboyer vii occupy bis
pulpit in tho Presbyterian church thi:
morning and evening a, the usual time Of
service. Subject for the morning The
Harvest field In the evening ,r.ect,
Absent Present
For sale--a large amount of choice
fruit in the orchard, consisting o: peaches,
pears spples snd ounce on Cairo and
yincennes Il. r., eleven miles from
Cairo. Enquire 4 J. =. HAVEN,
5.21-2w Cross street.
In another place "a this morning o
BurlErIs we publish the Advertisement
Of Mr.. X II Cunningham, who offer hls
entire took Of dry goods, carpets etc At
c..t A. g,,r.,t,, L.. -,o ~ ,lo
L., -. .,|.
~ -. 49,. 0s..--.',
. .-,-.-'',-- -
80 -, - '''p nv NJ ,'.'
''' '"' H'.''
-'' ago y''''''A' I7''-
NVs "'' 's'' N.l. A. 'h' ''''
- '''s' A''' " A'1'H '''"
49, '"s ,"''' .P""''' ''
"''t 0''' ~ WIS '''''' ]" 'Ae gutter
''''' ""s'' tue gutter ought !" De
'',''" - '''' o. "He'o Nc was sho''
-'"' no" '"' He'guuoF' complain that he
wa NOV P'AH'eu o'eP ehoush-'hst ne
''''''' NOT 70 heaven, ONT so Oal That II
unP'eAsah' 70 Ue within hundred
!Aras Of the spot Take him 1p, Helm,
ANu pant MN over again ana next time
make Dexter 700 OF II.
MI h'hrF LI4Iot', % the htm tElN-
or hAy'hoTn, has concluded not 10
.ea'e 'a'ro '"'s '"mlner' even iera day
'''-. "e 's'se'' '''cH oil
S. ''''' IVY
..,ta.,;.. '''','
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FOR SALE.

Valuable real estate consisting Of three
lots fronting on Fifteenth street between
Walnut an Cedar large frame house nearly
new, two stories, three rooms on each floor,
0uthousss, etc. For further particulars en-.
quirs II the premises. Mrs. {. sEHHrAS.
1-I0-1D.