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FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Remember the auction sale at Win
tiers store to-day.
--Ascalon Lodge, knight, Of pithiss,
meets tonight.
"A new house Is being bull, on Seven
toenth stree, between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street.
Tenth street aud Washington avenue
can discount any streets In the city for
dust.
| Since the adj 1urnmont Of the circuit and
| county courts, the court house 10 as quiet
rs quiet can be.
Mr.. +. S Kent is about to take up
his abode on Tenth street, IN the house
lately occupied by Mr. T.. ID. Mathus..
The new sidewalk recently put down
by Alderman Wsder in frontof his leyee
business house is one of the best in the
city.
This morning at ten O'Clock TIE re.
gular weekly sale of tobacco At the Plant
tiers warehouse will take place. Con-
siderable tobacco will be offered.
business At tho Illinois Central depot
is not very active just now. The princi-
pal otjec, of the employees seems TO be to
hang around draw their pay.
The Inconvenience OF having to haul
water from the Ohio river is being e1pe.
ricnced by m,ny Of our people just now .
AT least one third, and probably one.half
the cis,erns of the city are dry, and the
prospects for rain very slim.
Birds police court wore the appear :
ance of very dull place yesterday. The
squire waited tho entire day, bu! ordinance
brokers being hard TO find and lao was not
called upon TO pass sentence on anybody.
--Trackmen on the Illinois Central
are just now engaged in rebalasting and
putting in new ties along the track be-
tween the hub factory and Vincsnnes rail-
road crossing.
The gas question and the Beecher-
Tiiton scandal are the leading topics of
! discussion among our people just now.
The gas question, however, is OF infinitely
less interest than the scandal.
MIR. Robinson, who lives on Fiji
stree. between Washington and CONNER
cinl hvenue', yesterday morning discov
orod that ais pot dog was mai, an'
straight WAY killed hun.
There is an unusual quantity OF whea
coming to this market just now from Mis-
souri, and Kentucky. fow days ago on
farmer, who lives some miles back {
Birds point, brought five hundred bushe
10 the city, tor which he received goo
price.
The shooting match al pigeons
l. come oil on Saturday afternoon, will be
u crack affair. The shoo,ists a:e we
. known in sporting circles, and some H.
shooting may be anticipated. The mate
i is for s25 side, ten birds to be shot
business has been extremely du
: for tho pact week, aud everybody. is cou
planning Of "hnrd timss.' Bat our me
: chants and everybody else, shoulI reuen
Der that they are no worse of Than Ii
! merchants Of other cities and town
! throughout tho country. Business
DUR every where.
y 1t is said that several rnad dogs hay
: been killed within the city limits With
tho last few days. II this Is true tho Al
I thorities shout. redousble their efforts t
, shoot every unmuazled dog within ia
0 city limits. The life Of ono human beln
= is worth more than oil the dog, ia ere,
i ton.
n The following is the score OF II
y game Of base bail played on Wednesds
q afternoon between tue Howard Boys 40
!. the Light Fools:
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE OF THE CENTRAL
HOUSE.

Twill sell the furniture Of the Central
II ouse, in bulk, or in parts, commencing
this date, - 4 desire to leave The hotel
buslnssp, This furniture is all new, and
Of good quslity--carpsts, beds, bedding,
chairs, eto.-and will be sold At . great
bargain. The lease for the house can be
obtained on favorable terms.
JOHN II HArayR.
Cairo, July 20, 1874. VI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


OkDINANtE Nps ci'
Providing for the annual appropriauons,lo I |
The fiscal year ending April Both, lotl;
BE II ordained by the city council OF lh'
CITY OF Cairo:
srcTIoN /. That. for the purpose OF de-
fraying the necessary expenses, OF Tue cor
poration for the fiscal year ending Al,Ill ~
ISIS, and paying certain liabilities Hlrcadi
Incurred, the following sums, or 80 unucn
thereof as may be required, be, ana lhey
are hereby appropriated, Tor the 10 io"''s
purposes, viz:
oipaying Interest ON sundry BONDS oil 'ne
J. The sum OF $3.50 for the purpose OF
paying interest on bonds issued TO foN,
Howard & Co.
3. The sum Of g., leo for the purpose OF
paying interest on bonds issued to the Cairo
q 81. Louis Railroad Company, already de-
Hvered by trustee.)
4. The sum of $500, for the purpose Of pay
ing bonds due, and becoming due before
April 80, 1875.
b The sum of g., GOO. TO pay amounts re-
ceiyed In loan from citizens for grsvelllng
Levee street, between 4th and 14tn streets:
o. The sum of 5000, TO pay prin ,ipai and
interest on outstanding city warrants.
:. The of sum Sl2,jG. TO pay salaries oi
various city officers, including the P'hce
force.
:. The sum Of - 900. to deiray the cost Of
building, reconstructing and repairing 'lue-
walks.
. The sum of $1,000. to defray the ros,
OF flicg and repairing streets.
10. The sum Of S2,l0e, to he expended i"i
drainage purposes.
IL. Tns sum of $4,000, TO deiruy the eN
peutes Of the board of health, including sl
AIRY of health officer.
IL. The sum Of 81 800. TO defray the eN
denses OF the Fire ID partment.
10. The sum of $3.50 TO deiray The eN
penses Of the city clerks office and come
chamber.
IA. The sum of $40, TO defray the eN
pepses of city election.
is. The sum OF -. 600 to defray expense
Of city jail and dieting prisoners.
10 The sum of 500 TO deiray the cN-
penses OF printing, binding and advertising.
II. The sum of $1,000 20 pay for gas, or
other light for use OF the city.
Is. The sum of $500 for contingent
fund.
~. The sum of 81, 800, for expense. coli
lecting general warrant for 1874.
Approved July 18th, 1874.
JOIN WOOD, Mayor,
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS,
CITY Clerk.
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EUREKA
ST. LOUIS CHEROKEE BEER ID
THE FRONT.
MILWAUKEE BEER ECLIpSED
AND ALL OTHER BRANDS
DONE FORm

The widc-nwskc and irrepre,sib,c
Charley Schoenmeyer, of tho Germsnia |
House, satisfied that the people of Cairo !
would repay his effort, has found and
brought 10 Cairo brand Of bser that
throws all others in the shade. and eelipscs
saukee as the light of the sun eclipse.
the light Of a tallow.dip candle.
ST. LOUIS CHEROK BEER
is Its name, and Herold X Loeb arc its
manufacturers.
No hrm IN America have expended
greater efforts to pro luce uncrcollable
beer, and the public verdict is that in pro-
ducing the Cherokee they have arrived at
"the end Of all perfection In their line of
business. Wherever 1t 10 introduced
Milwaukee is considered insipid, Belle.
vile is not calloi for, Cincinnati aud
Evansville are de,isnA,el "slop."
la body, in purity. In palstsblenes. in
color, ia every particular thu, commeuds
beer 10 good Judges, the Cherokee 10 pro.
nouneed Ne plus Ultra To give /,
prominet.ce in Cairo above all other beer.
to show thu people how chesply they
were sold by the ruh, Of MilwAukee-.i,i i.
only necessary to call a, the GermsniA
House, and fairly sample it.
Scboenn'sy OF, ss all Cairo people know
10 one of the sleveres,, aud. wilhal, one
Of the most reliable eit4sns OF Cairo
Everybody knows him, and, consequently
everybody knoss that when he assert
that the Cherokee 10 the bes
brand of Beer ever brought :,
Cairo he means what be says Give hin
call and no one will be found TO ga,
NAY. Gall a. corner OF Tenth, Washing
ton and Poplar, aEd il your call be a, i
O'Clock n m, and you may add /, you
Cherokee, withou, money and wi,hou
price, all you may choose TO sppropria,
OF ssPlebdid lunch. 1893,
1nE largest and best-selee,ed .toc
, Of FURNITU for saIe at VII ,less,
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, y,
ll6, Commercial avenue, oppo,i,e Soven,
: street.! 7i-5-l7-3m
To RESr.-Two OF The mos. c.igabl
and neat office rooms with 8 large an
Q room and bed room, situated over III
s store room, No. rs, Comm ercial avenu
: l-b-ll-f d. ARTER.
STkAN AND Gas FIITISd -Neylan
x Renhio have entered into a co.pArtne
: ship, and have opened shop on CONNIE
D cial avenue, mex, door to Perry Power
livery stable. They are now ready to d
all kinds Of Steam AID ga. Fit.in
o Drivs-well Work and Plumbing speci
d attention paid to repairing pumps. The
solicit a share Of public patronage, al
guarantee their work TO be vel done
% 2T-7-21-lm
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SEWING MACnIsE-We nave u new
Remington Sewing Machine, right from
tho manufacturers and not yet unpscked
that We want to sell or trade TO some
clothing dealer, merchant tailor or shoe
maker. II 10 the size used BY mhnufsc-
turers and !. too heavy for q family
machine. Who wants . bargain
Enquire at THE BULLETIN Office. 81
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FoR SALE,--Zoo aozen ono quart fruit
cans at 81 per dozen half gal on cans at
$500 per dozen, all Of good tin with
groovod seams, man ufactured ana for sale
by A. HALEY, ICE Warrington avenue,
near Tenth street. s?.7-l7.lm
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From the undersigned, at Cairo, on
Wednesday night, July 22d, gray horse,
blind N lett eye shod on fore fee, breast
strap mark on breast on RICH. hip three
or four marks made by whip sbou, q or
year. old about IL hands high; IN
clinod to be lame in the rigt! fore FOO,
A reward Of ten dollars will lie paid for
bis return or for information that will
lead to bis recovery by me.
Ed ACRES,
Engineer Of Wall X Er., Cairo, Ills.
2s-7l7-d 81
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Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS,
City Clerk.


VTTINNNNE NVs o.
To amend see ion - of Ordn ince No. 4.
Be it ordained by the City Couacil OF the
city Of Cairo
SECTION /. That section "a of ordinance
No. 4, he amended 10y adding thereto: And
the mayor may appoint such person or per-
sons by and with the consent of the council,
rs he shall deem necessary TO assist the poo
lice officers IL n thorough enforcement al
the provisions of this section"
Approved July 18th, 1874.
join WooD, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. IL AwkiNS.
CITY Clerk
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DOUGLASS HEARD fRoM-He Leaves
Washington to-day; arrives in Cairo on
the night of the 3lst, giving every body
an opportunity to see.,be gres, speaker. A
telegram is expected from GOV. Pinch
back to-day, who at the present time is in
Washington. lie will como as tar Al
Louisviilo with Douglass, il no, all tbs
way. 7.3O-2l
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osE thoussnd Chinese parasols az
Hsrtman's, only twenty-five cents each
SG.7-30.tf
SuLLIyAN.-Drugs, medicines, per.
fumery,--evcry thisg IN the lino,--t r.
Il. Su'livsn's, 1872 Commercial avenue.
ALL tue day boarders in tho city can
DO accommodated at tho st. Charles
hotel, with iirst-class board at second class
rates 7o-A.1e.tf
SOMETHING NEw.-Bucks Crystsl
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion to have burnt bread. Call and zee
hst r. j. kERrn's. s7.G.l9-u
PsoTooRAPhs.-for The next sixty
| days WIN. Winter will make the hes
OF Photographic nj ~ per dozen. This IL
rar" "rpOituLity for those desiring
work ia shis line. i7--7-3-30t
OSE thousand yards -twoinch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warranted oil
SILK, at fifteen cents n yard. One-inch.
Same ribbon, for ten cents u yard at
Hartmann. 36.7-3O-,f
The Bksr.-Tbc general verdict IL,
that I. Il, Sullivans soda water 10 the best
in he city. Try IL. No. l52 CONNER
cisl avenue, between Ninlh aud Tenth
street.
For RESr.-Two rooms, suitable for
otlce aud bed room. over Honrys hard.
ware store, Commercial avenue, cornol
Eigih street. 7-l2-tf
WANTED. At tho Planters house, Z
dining room girl, who can speak th'
German language. Good wages ana I
; good situation will be- given to such a CIR
g apply ing immediately. 7.22.h
FISE GUs.-Brecch loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels viii
latest Improvements. On exhibition an,
for sale, -, Henrys Hard ware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eight
=" street. n
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Tar ExcUgsios. The excursion yes
teriay ON the beautiful steamer ItlewiId,
though tho crowd was not very large, was
very pleasant. affair and afforded those
who attended much genuine pleasure and
enjoy mont. Tho boat proceeded up the
river as far as Metropolis, and returned
to Giro between ak and seven o'clock in
the evening. At hslf-pAs, eight o'clock
another crowd having csngregsied on the
boat, abe started out for a moonlight
excursion. IL vas the intention to 90 up
the RIVER to Metropolis, returning - the
city late in Tho night. Ga the whole the
excursion was perfect success.
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Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana

Hanover College, Hanover, Indiana
NHNT term begin, september 9th, ls'i.
Two full courses. classical aud scientific,
with prepatory department. full faculty.
Tuition free. Boarding A. low ~ elsewhere.
For information or catalogues apply To- Rev
a. &. HICKMAN. ID. d. President.
N-.-glLt,
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AucTroS.-I will sell, commencing
Friday night, July slst, a. o'clock p.
m, At the ice cream saloon OF John II g.
X kelly, On Commercial avsnLe near Tenth
street, one hne sd. fountain, comp lete
and as good "a. Low, two line walnut
counters and shelving to mach, a lot Of
canty jars, three CO cream freezors, siI
eide tables, II lot Of chair, wire doors aud
Window, II lot Of tobacco, nuts and can
die, be1stsnds and Wristbands, bed.
springs, carpets, mlrrors, ono new cooking
stove, kitchen furniture, dishes, one ice
chest and many other articles used in
keeping al Ice cream saloon, and keeping
house. Any Of the article. mentioned
can be- bought ~ private sals by applyin
to Capt. John H. Kelly, II, The ice cream
saloon. LoCIs IL. MYERS,
3j'1 3O'!t AuclioEeor.
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ICE. ICE. ICE.
THOMAS SPROAT g. SON
WDI'ls al Ri.l IL Dealers in
PURE LAKE ICE,

Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky.
Cairo Office at lIulen a Wilson's, corner
Twelfth street and Ohio lcycc.
We VIII run an Ice wagon throughout the
casOn, delivering pure lake Ice IN any part
II the city AT the lowest market price, and
oil also furnish our frienis outside the city
with Ice ~ the cake or car load, packed la
WV dust, for shipment 10 any distance.
5-J-20-tf
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after an absence Of three weeks.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday were c.
Wood ward, Cincinnati; @. +. Martin,
Evansville; X. A. Flood, Boston; X. NJ.
Buchanan, r. Davis, X. II Dyke and NJ.
Walton, Chicago; W. Hall, Chns. ID.
Wymberg, ~. Louis; JAS Brooks, Deca-
tur.
KNANCiAPTIos DAY. The colored
people are making great Preparations for
tho celebration on next Tuesday Sew.
eral tied speakers will DO present and
deliver addresses Fred. Dougless is OK
pectcd TO be present without fail, ana il,
IL probable tia: PinchbsCk OF louisiana
will be among the rest
The AuCTGpS.--The auction sale at
Winters store will DO continued to-day.
Tho goods to be sold to-day will consis, OF
pocket cutlery, carpenters tools, show
cases, Brettania ware, table cutlery, build
ers hardware, farming implements, hol'
low ware, chains, etc.
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EHASClPATIoS CULTIVATION. - The
coming Anniversary OF tho emancipation
at slaves in the Wost Indies, August let,
the c0lored ci.izsns OF CAIRO will celebrate
Ia al appropriate manner. A Grand
barbecue Dinner will bo served in
Scheei 5 garden, and speeches, by we'll
known orators, will b. rnado in tie fore
noon ana afternoon, within the hall,
which will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
n cordial invitation 10 participate in
the celebration is extended to all the sur
rounding country. ...
The beet brais band In Southern
Illinois has been procured for the ocea.
sion.
The tables will be supplied with all tho
seasonable Refreshments.
Invitations have been extended 10 sorne
OF The mott talent ted speakers in the land
ana favorable answers have been received
from mort Of those who havo been in
Vi'ea' Among the speakers who have
teen solicited to speak on the occasion
are Hon. Frd. Douglas, Of Washington
Gov Pinehback, of Louisiana Hon. j
H. oberlyi Hon. ID. Il. Linegsr, and J
j. Bird, Esq, of Cairo,
Committee OF Arrsngemsnt.-D. C|
Scott, j. II. Allen, Mace Lee, y. smiths
and J. Jennings. 7.l7.8t
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The BEER WAR The saloon keepers
Of Cairo are just now engaged in beer
war. Nearly every saloon OF any import
ance seems TO be trying 10 excel all the
other saloons in the brand OF beer sold.
Cairo, st, Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago
beer. have all ran their course. and the
fight is ,eltling down to DO between Mil
waIkee and Cherokee beer. The latter IS
manufactured VI S. Louis, snt ia gener-
ally considered an excellent article,
NJ waukee, however, seems 10 have the
ins ide track.
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The psEpor suop Is on sno corner OF
Eighth street snd Commercial avenue
where J. George Snenhouse with his gen.
t!smsnly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the DAY or night, roady to soo,he
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. /; frs,.cls.s shop, and you are
sure Of receiving frs,.elsss treatment.
Ladies and children's hair Gu, or curIed
fertile most approved sivles. s-l5-t
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DtssoLuTioS NoTICx.-This lie to Ger.
,ify ,ba, the CO partnership existing here
tofore between Thomas J. Parker and NJ.
l. Clark, is ,his day dissolved by mutual
consent. r. J. PARKER.
NJ. l.. CLAIM.
The business viii, be continued by NJ.
l.. Clark, at the ssme place, who respect
fully asks share of the public patronage.
Cairo Illinois, july 27tb, 1874.
33-7-2g-d3t
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DELTA CIGARS Mr.. T. +. Sullivan,
druggist, lj2 Commercial avenue, has
something new in the way Of cigars. lie
i. now selling brand OF his own called
the Delta, pu, up in handsome packages,
made Of the very bes. tobacco, and cold
for FAVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with US in saying that
they are far superior to mos. Of the ten
cen, cigars sold in this market. Try the
Delta cigar. 7-24.lm
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To RESr.-Two OF the mos. c.igable
aud neat office rooms with 8 large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room, No. ll3, Comm ercial avenue.
7l.G-ll-te ID ARryH
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WAsHISGTOS BAkEgI.-Mr. joseph
Roneker has taken charge OF this we'll
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be able TO supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confectionaries OF every de-
scrip,ion. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr.. Roneker will not fail TO
satisfy all who pa.ronlze him. lao
/ Washington avenue. 3s.1-2-lm
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ALL tue day boarders in tho city can
10 accommodated at tho 81. Charles
hotel, with hrst-class board At second class
rates fo--A.l9.tf
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The largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at VII ,less,e
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
lI6, Commercial Avenue,oppo,i,e seventh
street. 1i-5-l7.3m
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FLOUR.

The msrke. rules very quiet, with little
prospec, of change for the better soon.
Prices hold ss previously quoted. Our
repor, Of sale. comprise Is bbls various
grades, 4 soC97 SO: i2S bbs various
grades ON orders, 8 COCO so; loo Dbl.
various grades. c 90 to 90; 400 bbls
various grades, 8 90 TO co. 1eo bills
various grades, 90 to 90.
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SoMkrHINa Ew.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion TO have burnt bread. Call and zee
Il at T.. j. kERrH's. s7.C.l9.tf
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The market Ia lrm and there is an ac-
two inquiry for smoked meat and lard
bl! there is none Offering. Sales in meat
were all in u small jobbing way. 30
buckcts OF lard sold AT l34c is the only
Transaction We can report.
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The Bksr.-Tbc general verdict H.
ihs, T. Il, sullivan's soda water is the best
in he city. Try Il. No. l52 CONNER
cisl avenue, between ninth aud Tenth
street
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There is . moderately active demand for
choice mixed and timothy, for The order
trade. The shipping demand !. very
smsll. We note SALES as follows: %
bsles common mixed, delivered, 10 90 /;
80 bales choice timothy, delivered, 20 90 I;
/ car mixed, Delivered, Il %; e.f.
choice mixed, delivered, Is 90; car
choice mixed, delivered u 90; car
choice timothy, delivered, - 90.
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kill Chicf and Juno, and the last colt
sired by Waikiki, was also purchased by
Mr.. Van Sicklen for $500.
10. Jewel, black yearling FLY, by
Woodburn Pilot and Mollie Harrison, he
could not have been better named.
Mayor Bodgett paid s265 for him.
ii. Waukegan Chief This splendid
stallion, foaled in 1871, by WOODBURY.
Pilot and Mollie Harrison, was next put
up, the company reservipg one bid on him.
The Hon c. w. Brownell, of Willston,
called 81 200, and none raised him. Mr..
Cramton, for the company, bid 81 400, so
he remains its property.
Next followed the sale Of stock not
down by the Vermont Horse Stock com.
pany.
Is. Grandce, magnificent stallion,
15a hands high, purchased from the
stable of the late George G. Hall, Of
Brattleboro; by Rysdyk's Hamoletoniau
and American Star; was displayed in
the sale yard in connection with some Of
his stock, but failed to receive bid.
16. Rosetta, bay FLY, by Wood.
burn Pilot and Lady Maynard, owned by
Mayor Blodgett, of Burlington was bid
off by Il. f. Brownell for 500. She is
good stopper.
II. Eureka, good.sized three.year
old chestnut stallion, owned by l.. S.
Drew, and sired by Danial Lambert +;
dam, Messenger mare, was bid in by
Frank A. Carleton, of Burlington. for
s415. This stallion is perfect animal.
IS. Flora, nice mare, by Waikiki
Chief, dam Morgan, and thoroughbred,
went to Henry Thorp, Charlotte, for
$3.50.
10, Maggie, two.year old bay FLY,
sired by Waikiki Chief and an Ethan
Allen dam, and a mate to Flora, was
bought in by r. S. Wires for 1905
Both the above animals we're owned by
L. S. Drew.
20. Waikiki Lad-This splendid two.
year-old bay stallion is by Waikiki Chief /;
dam, an imported English mare of the
Pendigras family, bought of Gen. Stan.
nard and owned by f. NJ. Van Sicklen,
was the last animal offered for sale. He
has taken the first premium wherever
exhibited, is believed to have a perfect
pedigree, and is the most promising horse
by all odds in the state. James A..
Shedd was his purchaser for s475.