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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-31

WE have something new in the way of
hall-sheet posters, which we think are
just the thing for the sprids trade. They
consist of Fix different designs litho-
graphed, with mortiscs and margins for
printing. Two OF the cuts arc suitable
Tor any business the other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goods. We have but one hundred Of
each cut, and will furnish them printed nj
Cincinnati prices. We havo also some
fancy cards. Tho "language Of flowers,
ten designs; "Boquct," twelve designs;
| Opera" four designs and Comic" cards
twenty dosigus--which we furnish
printed Mt $40 to Sl2 per NJ, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants them2 Don't all
| speak at once. lG3.2.l9-3t
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Go TO c. W. HEsDERsoss, 100 Com
mercial Avenue, for the celebrated "Chnr-
ter Oak, "May Flower" or other cooking
stoves, tin and hollow ware, water coolers,
bath tubs, etc. etc. If you want tho best
wood stoves, buy the "Charter Oak" the
best coal stove, buy tho "May Flower
29T-3.lA-d I'm
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MILK WAGoN.--I will commence run
ming a milk wagon on Monday morning
February %. will continue it all SUM
NOR, and respectfully sollcit your patron
age. Milk will bo delivered TO any one
in tho city, daily morning and evening,
Orders may be given ,othe driver Of tho
wagon or left a. my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
levee. GEORGE YocuM.
1872 2l-tf
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BANK sTArEMENTS

- EPORI OF the condition Of the City National
llBank Of Cairo, at Cairo in the state of Illinois al
the close OF business February, q, 1874.
RkNnIfIIl,c
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TIME CARD.
NOlS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO.
T. CAIRO AND VINCENN ES
RAILROAD.
CHANGE Or TIME.

! and after sunday, February -, 1874
= will run ~ follows:
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UNION BAKERY.

Frank Kratky dosires that the public
should know that he is prepared to deliver
bread of good quality and quantity, for
lttlo money, in any part of tho city.
Give him your orders, and then look out
for the
RED WAGON
by which no will deliver to you tho stail
of life. 27i-3-G6-lm
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FoR SALE OR ExcHAsGE-A Farm
near Villa Ridgo--good house and young
orchard. Inquire at this Office or address
y. b. FARRls,
2ii-3.I7.tf Ullin, Ills,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-31

FoR SALE--S2, 600 in city scrip. For
sale in quantities to suit the purchaser
Apply to ii. II. GERoULD.
l73.2-22.tf
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For RENT.-The brick house situated
corner Third sireot and Commercial ave-
nue.. The house hos been put IN good re-
pair throughout and is well arranged for
n hotel or boarding house. also rooms to
rent on Third street Inquire Of VIM.
Mcllale, No. o, Winters block.
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NOTICE lie hereby given that | will pay
no bills for goods sold TO amy Of tho en-
ployos of THE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
unlose the Same ara furnished on an order
sncd by Mr.. Burnot. or myself,
l2-20-ly .IoHN II. ORERLY.
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GOING NORTH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-06
Fool

1t is NOW nearly ten days since Il MI.
Paul B"Nnton sailed from the port ot
New York III Il ,IaII>- Atlantic steamer.
1t was his avoWcd purpose to put on u
suit of India rubber clothing. Inflated
with air. and t" leap overheard when
three hundred miles ont from Land The
object III so doing wa> to prove the cili-
cacy OF il certain life c-prc>cINin" invcn-
tiOn which WAS thus to be advertised.
If he adhered to his resolution. and not
To his ship. he has now been floating
about in the Atlantic for the past week.
There is no doubt that his life prc>,.rv-
ing garments would keep him on the
surface of the water for an indefinite
time. and IL ne was to take ten DAYS
provisions with him it is barely possible
that he is still alive. Still. few men
could be continuously soaked for ten
days without having their vitalit, soak
ed ont of them. and it i exceedingly
improbable that Mr.. Boynton is 50 con
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-06
THAT FRIEND. PROV. xviii. NJ

VIII" can th, Darlim. b..
That ''stirhrih closer than a Brother
VIII" cannot claim tn, s,mr sweet Mother.
And Vet y" tru" /" me
What Is the tender tie
That draws Him 1" me much nearer
Nitll"ut the hl."d of Kindred. ulkrs us d,.Irrr
Brother than N"u and l.
pom the same warm heart
"" tw" have slept and fingered waLrnr.
Nor ever feared It future brrakln.
Oi bonds -wrrtIN blr-t
Dipped III the same sweet heart
How can ever fail each other
How can tln.rr even h- another
+" dri," u~ tw" apart
Mud Vet Ne know that those.
Whom noth'm. -h"uld have p"vrr t" s.Ivr
W Ia" "uahi /" l">" each other ever
E',"mr the worst "i i"..-
All through bitter lii-
lhr .ha~il> STREAM l. duhl tlnwIm.
ON which arc I:r"th'r~ n."lly r"wrma
Ia sad trIt"rmll >trIf,
II such tie j. irall
Nnd even may lie, rudcly broken
And Hr"thrr> names III hate hc spoken
The crime. q Heaven. Nrl'
ih,r, j. a >urrr Friend
Wh". if }"u trust, viii nr,r deceive. y"u
Who. II N"u fall viii never leave l"u
ind loves Yen tn ih, end
y -''lti-h world may tr"wn
Nnd ncII">i kindred treat You c"ldlv.
Rms Friend will lace, the. r.lhh, boldly
And love their malice, down
q wh" - whcr. j. lie,
My heart j. tired ut tIu>rin. ,aiuly
Wh,lr shall iind him tell M. plainly.
That mn, thai Friend may be
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Near by the castle is the tiIting-
ground described in the fifth cnnto of
the 'I-ady of the Lake." and also the
old iIey -triarS church where James VI
wa> crowned. john Knox preaching
the coronation sermon. During the
three or -four hours We spent in Stirling.
| learned and sur more history than |
could have acquired i'll days of study
from books, and visions nf the whole
day are stamped upon my memory
more NividlN than painting of Raphael
could have been. for il WAS one of
Natures masterpieces.
That night and the two succeeding
days we spent i'll Edinburgh. If there
were an opportunity | should like to
tell YOU of what >aw in the '.modeIn
Athens" ut the old castle aud HOLY
Rood palace with relics of MARY Queen
OF scots. and DarnlcN of old It. Giles
Cathedral. Wh">, walls still echo to he
ringing words OF John Knox, and where
Jennie GcddrS hurled her stool at the
head of the Dean. of the Cannongatr
Street. which is nothing less than '.fn>-
Sil hi>t"ry. and "f the numerous relics
of scott. Burns, Hume. Brougllm. Ram
say. Watt. and the marty red cuvrmau-
tiers. but nll this must Ice omitted for
the present.
think We found more of interest in
Edinburgh than in an} other cit, of it.,
size We have seen: and if ANY of l"ilr
readers venture ACROSS the ''hrini deep"
for health oI pleasure. ! itu>t they will
NOT irtmIm without Il visit To Scotland
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y DI>A~rEnI FErE. One day early
in the present month the Young folks Of
ArmcntrIil. France, in accordance with
an old custom. made II tIip on the river
Mrust upon u gaily decorated raft. all
being IN holiday attire and full of the
holiday spirit. ON attempting to land.
however. til" raft lurchcd Il little. calls
in" Il panic. in the course of which
some f"rlN-iivc persons were sub
merged. Then there WAS il terrible
Struggle for life. and before all could
he rescued from their position ten per
sous were drowned. some of them
through being kept under 10y struggling
companions. The scene is described as
Il fearful one
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Dairymens' Association.

The annual meeting of this aSSocia-
ti"m WAS held "Wednesday. and was
t"lrrahlN we'll attended. The old
h"ar, of officers were reelected. as
follows: Hon. f.. ID. Mason. of Rich
m"nd. president II. &. Gleason, of
Shrewsbury &. Horace IIuhbrul, of
Springfield. and G. :. McAll>tcr. of
Emo>huIgh. vice presidents q. :. Bliss.
of Georgia. WAS rr-rlrrtrh secretary
and treasurer. y committee was an
pointed To report Il list of trustees of
the s"rirty. Invitations were extend
eel to the society to hold their winter
meeting at brandon. II. Johmshur\ and
M"ntpcIirr. Hon. y. +. Spraguc. .Jr.,
of Brandon. Offered to give The Sncictv
one hundred dollars. provided they
would hold this meeting ut Brandon.
The general impression seemed To hc.
however, that the meeting would he
held at Montpelier. provided the people
in this Vicinity interested themselves
sufficiently in the matter
y large audience greeted Prof. Buck
h1m in the Representatives Hall in the
evening. and his address was listened
Ia with more than ordinary interes..
He did not profess To hc NcrScd in tho.
ant of making butter and cheese. and 50
tulucd his attention To what he claimed
To hc the higher and mnhlrr pruduct> nt
our state the Ili>ing of men and women
and pointed ont some of the particu-
In characteristics of Vermont men and
women " hich gave our state 50 Justly a
prominent place in the cuuncilS of the
nation. We refrain from attcmptiur
an abstract of his address. as We hone
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VOLT ME 3S--NUMBER l945.
The Judges Plea.
\ CAPITAL TEMPERANCE AEGtuENr.

CAPITAL TEMPERANCE ARGIMENT.
At Morris. GrumdN county, Illinois
| three saloon keepers nn, woman and
! Two men we've arrested and indicted
Tor selling liquor To minors. As usual
IN such ca>cS the lipuur-SrllrrS were.
/ Lavish III their funds in aid of their un-
| fortunate co-Workcr>. and eminent
counsel was employed in defence of
/ these drStroNcr> nf t'.r bodies and souls
"f the N"un" and rising generation. But
the proof of their guilt wIS So fully
demonstrated that the jury We're com
/ PEELED To pronounce them guilty. Hon
y. y. RcadIng. the presiding" judge, in
pr"m"IIncin% the sentence OF the court,
used the following language:
he jury having found you guilty
OF selling intoxicating liquors to mi
nor. il remains for the court to pro
noumcr the sentence of the law. The
penalty of Ibis ot1rnS.'. fixed bv the
Legislature. indicates that il considered
the crime to hc of Il serious character
liN the law You may sell to men and
women. If they viii huN. You have
given Your bond, aud paid fnr Your Ii
ccn>c tn sell to them. and no one has "A
night 10 modest lnu in Your legal brlSi-
ness. y" matter what the consequences
may he. no matter What poverty and
,ic>lilutIom aIc produced b, Nour sell
im% according /" law. N"u have paid
your money tor this privilege. and YOU
are licensed t" pGr>uc Nour calling. No
matter what families are distracted and
rendered ml>rI.Ihlc. no matter what
wives aIc treated with Ninlcnrr. what
sfaII I,I1 1
IdahtI ION OF u parent. lour business i
i"%allI"d. ami no onc may interfere,
with N"u in it. No matter what moth
81 may a9"nlI,' over the loss nt IL son.
"r sister blush Ion he shame of Il broth
cI. You have the right to disregard them
all and pursue l"ur l"%d! calling: Nuu
are licensed. \ nu MAY fit up ON law
iul pllc" ui hu>iIc,> ia the most cuti,-
M" and captivating" form: Nou may
ir' nl>h II with the most elegant and
cost, equipments inI NuuI lawful trade;
Nnu may fill ii with the allmrmrut> of
LniI>Cncnt>: Nou may Use all NoliI art
To "lItIrc Nl>ItnI>: NOu MAY SkiIltully
arrange and rNIo>t to view Nour choice
Niur> and most raptINatin" beverages
N"u may then induce thirst bN all CON
nN Inr"> I" pr"durc IL raging appetite
i"I drink and then luu MAY supply
that appetite tu the tull because. il l.
lawful: N"u have the lircu>c. You
may ALLOW boys alu">r children. to FIRE
qurmt ln!n >aln"n they ma, become
Witnesses "t the apparent satisfaction
with which their seniors Iuatl' he spark
ling %la>>: \uu may he >chuOlinw and
training them ior the period of twenty
Que. NlIt'u they too can pilIicipatc for
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.,asiness DIRECTORY.

..J ....., H.. .. 4. H.. I...
- -,
-
,-,,.nriu,=,I Tools and Hardware.
u\~Ef.lI lIn,l-, EInck T. H. II
,n.,ii.,,-,ri,.-
..,.tu ,.. E.,L Flock Nam Il
I,ur,..,- at Law,
.,. .,r :. ,t,,..... and p,-t nti,,
.r ,.,. .,.,I, I,,,,,.,,, .IL u,,.t.,i,-
..., ,f.,,., ,.,,, I,II, iL,,L,t.-
r.,. r.nL,r
,..,nI> and >i,ti"nrry
.n,,liI C.,l,.l.nian .lL Main -
E,,L flinders.
...n \.i- Monument Suuarr
,l,,t.- l.,.,I and E,-ii,r>~.
......., N,,,,,,,,,.r ~.,,,.t,,.
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Stitutcd us to he able to he So largely
diluted with water and yet preserve
strength enough to retain his hold on
life. He is doubtless still floating ON
the uneasy waves of the Atlantic. Il
ghaStlN corpse. and disappointing the
Sanglinc expectations of all concerned.
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E,rt,,r ,..i,r,r ,,.>-,,>,,,..,, n..,.,,.
r., The E,I;t,y Of tb, F,I,,I,,,io,.
Ihr world has crown L,,nc tn me-.
since LETT nay -. .JnhuShn,\ Lou.
What u>,d f., seem hut 9, ,hui distance.
To my br,i>h fancy. ~ took iu,.,uiua
~ tourney, across tl. man +, Iurd,r
Paris and Cuu,t.I,liuouI, has l,.uuth-
ed ont till five thou.;,ud mile. and urr,.
liz, hctvr,.I, mn, and m, FotLr,l,ud
Bui nntvith,taudir" ih, distance, h,-
tween lis. urul,u,,. tutolL with Iuu q,
little while tu-ri"bt. and with the CAL
c,Ionj,,n of sept. /. on the iahl. before
me perhaps We may keep up quite Il
conversation.
If had slept the sleep of Rip Van
Wrinkle. Il had been passenger in
jules NcInc'> balloon to the moon. |
could hardly have found more t" Won
del at on comm" /" my self. than find
III coming from America to Turkey. Al
some future time may Introduce You
To my surroundings. We may take u
stand together ON the bridge acIo>> tn"
Golden linru and watch the curious
people that =" /" and hu. ur visit some
at the m">,Iur> and step on some of the
dogs of old >iamh"ul. "r perhaps ."
ACROSS the io>ph"ru> i'll Il caIpuc Il"
some little NIIla@" IN ASIA Minor and
talk awhile over Il cup "i Turkish cot
lee. hHl my impressions al" hardly dch-
mite enough Yet Ia give Nou. Al pres
cnt | r;n only say of C"n>tantin"pl" IN
the words of Cicero. ~ hmr"t" -
m"I"S
The question then comes what to Sc
lcct from What nave seen for the sub
I"ct at my iil>t letter II could give
N"u Il little nt all have seen of interest.
ii would take the space oi several fdic-
donidn -rrtrdS: 81 i'll this letter will
comtimc myself Ia Il little account OF Il
trip in the
>cnTTI>I HIGHLANDS.
My tiI>t night on European soil WAS
spent in Glasgow. had not much time
however To spend there. :" on the next
morning. with my travelling cnmpan-
ION. started i"r Fdln%hurgh. 10y WAY of
the lakes and the lr">arll>. dare not
attempt Il minute descriptions. of what
SIM that day. for 81 | should enter into
competition with Walter Scott. who has
made the region famous in his Rob
Roy" and ''I.ady of the Lake" | would
simply call I" the minds OF Nour readers
hat he has said of Loch katrinc and
Brnvenuc. and t" my own the memo
~ of one of the happir>t days of my
life After twenty miles ride i'll the
cars. We took steamer on
LoCH L"MoNp,
one of the most beautiful. a> it is the
largest of Scottish lakes. 1t l. % miles
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LEr THE lloR-E> Roll. Horses that
al" kept III the stable during summer.
should he given daily the luxury OF :,
i"lI on the calth. Rolling is the means
given 10y nature for the animal to rId
itself oi NcImim and skin diseases, and
II tends to make the animal healthy
>"m" owners object Ia allowing Il hnl,S..
to roll on the bare earth becauSr it pets
dirt INTO the hair and makes extra work
to keep the animal clean. but the rxtr,
work pays if rightly understood. Al
low Il horse to roll in the dirt when he
l. NOT moist with pcrspirati"n, and then
stand an hour or two with his coat fuIl
i dust before being cleaned up.
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d"or with IL hi>krt and Il note.
Nh old lady III Il Shaker bonnet ant
onr-h"rSe wagon left it,. said the girl
with Il scarcely -di>guiSed litter. "Sh,
wouldn't come in. although | invite,
her"
Mrs. Gates opened the note. Ii ran
~ stiff. old-fl>hionrd crligr;Iphv. aS i
the pen were an umwontcd implement
III the writer's hand:
=. DEAR MII.LN: The straw berries il
the south m"ddrr lot aIc lust ripe.
where N"u used to pick 'rm when Nnr
were little gal, 50 Penelope picked {;
lot and we made bold to send them /,
You, for the sake of old times, as Aunt
Aramnta Is going Ia the city to-mr:rr-
row. We hope YOU will like them. At
iettIonatelN your tricnI.
MARIA ANN PEABODY.
The teLI> spark Icd in the brides ewes.
f"r an instant it seemed To her n> if
Nh' wcrc Il merry child again pirkin"
St%twhcrlIeS in the golden lain of Il Ju-
! j. !I'..unshimc. with the scent oi' Wild
roses in the air and the gurgIr of the.
| Hide trout stream close 10y. And ~
she lifted the lid of the great basket o!
crimson. luscious fruit and Inhaled the.
] al.
;n,n I,,. I,I.,I ' v
..y'',, IN -.
she uIrd ont ''m"i''N that viii "aru
myself. and thus hr independent -
Halt an hour attcrWard Mrs. Gates
e int down stairs. 20 the Infinite amaze
mrnt of iticlrl. the chlmhclmaiI. and
LnuiI. the paylur maid. in hluNn
"in%EIm dress. Il white pi,IIc sim bon
h''. ana Il basket on hcr ann.
on A"" hHN"a carriage. ma am
aHh'' 'h'. l''''r. i, MIS- ''''t'> hr'h"lr"
!" Il ">>ln" "him nus.
,>"' won SAID the bankers Ia
d\.
A! Within ih" city limits >h" alight-
"d AId began work III good earnest.
,"E'r'N h"IHr~ ""h"1I buy my
Wild straw h"rIIr> lamg ont her clear.
Nlllf voice ~ she Nilkrh ai"h" ll"ht
~ balancing tn" weight ON hrl ann.
and 'nI"N Ing the imrr"npt" mI>Ii'I-
a'tc ~ only Il >pnIt"d Young Woman
can.
vi :. lr"Nl' l'I bought t"u quarts fnr
pr"|'N in" At twenty tive cents pei
quart.
" lld ''"Ill"> his such Il tiiN"r. said
tn" 'id Erd\. Irii""tIN"lN ''rmd taiut
often YOU ct '"m here III ia" CITY
u'hc \nll don't come round IC" Hlal
N"nl" Woman
''\". | d"h =. ma an.
ircaII~" N"u might "c.r >"nrr good
customers. >aId Mis- Prov lrI.
Miss >"mimrhIa Hall. VIII" keeps
""a d'I>. purchased Two quarts Nh~.
Captain cant h.tlN tool, "u.. : a:id then
Mil irrnI jumped "m the r.lI> Iud rode.
Wr.rill down town.
''I'>c cot Il dollar and seventy tive
Gems Of my own nov. 1T all r,rut>.
>lld she 10 herself.
>tranh"rri'>, Nice. rll". w'l'i -tra"
hr!Ilr> iu\ my >ila" berries
Hen sweet >"I"" rrS"'Ind"d thr"u@h
III" halls "i the great marble hulldiH".
"n Whose inst ll""I the great bank VA
situated.
h'>ihrN> I'I>' then. Hnd III" cashier
'"h'" up WIN I'Nn-
SAY hiI LANES. >hhi he 1" the
Youngest 'I'lk. i iEI\' an "I"i thil Il
lew >tihNh"il"> M"uldn -" badly
'AI' ~ th" N"nAn
hilI\. n"thn 10th. slipped on hlN
" ~ " " " ''' ''''
>'amlrlrd ont mt" the hall.
:" NlIIN >"ld another quart.
y She MA> giving chang" ion til"
nal
Em W h'l HOW halk"d ""t
WI. iah'lll' 'A'r> NilAN h'lli'>
Nrll' / ""h '.'Ir u TAN" u '"W my
N'i' mere: A""h" woman. now h" \""
sen in'h
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iI NINENS C.IHDS.
DI;. !. ~. iIiIIl.
fIh ~I'IAN MD 81 ECEON
- 30 uh', 10 :. : Clarhr~ pru- St"rr.
VI 8. iIpI GIITo\. VI. H..
'd"'NiIIt PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON.
''..' md E'~Id'.ur'. Main Street.
VI. SOW "iIti Dealer in
....N sN AND / NCI GOODS.
|.-" Linen and White Gu"d~. A..
...- '>r LuuEutpEEIT~ \ SPECIALLY.
... opp IT. frmrrJ II. I"ln~hmIN. VI.
ni;. H'. NEWELL.
NrEMu\T.
..' -.I.ur,. cor. at hurch and Sprin- SIS.
hNNiIl~. >ALNE>rEE ~ CO..
rrNIII- ~
WIS AND GEOC FRIES.
N.rd l.l",h Railroad Street.
{. l. HEiGH ,M.
l',Ii,I III
..'''. i.I- -Nrl MADE CLOTIII\G.
.'l L. NNp WEST IND GOODS
..-..,t Railroad street.
~ Et>E y BATES.
LNWN EES.
..r.u Street - .Iulu-lmry VI.
.... 100 the state Courts 81 Vermont and
iuur~htr' aud III the L. : Counts.
.... ne. EArr>.
u \!;IiN ELpDGETT.
LNWlIE
"Ni;II;.TI. LEWIS ~ GO.
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''''h ~ hAlslIEl
COUNSELLOR At LAW,
! L"HN~ErEN. VEEMoNT.
.' ,ni,.u .ltt
DENTAL NOTICE.

." y l"luI~hurN will h,. closed until
'' "l until tmthrr notice
I,. {. - NEWELL. II. u. =.
"N Va = l-.l 43ti
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If W-"-r-c-r->-t-c-r spells Wooster.
why doesn't R-"-c-h-r-s-t-e-r -i.rll
Rooster
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-11-06
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e. l.. GILMORE. Proprietor.
.iNENIE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET q I,
q. IL. ALDEICH Proprietor. "a
aGOG HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT.
W +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE
SAN Francisco CAIIFoRxr,
:. II. SEYMOUR n co. rrnprirtors
Mt. MAN~FIEIp HOTEL
STOWE VT.
\ "iN' 'IiSS Hotel with all tn" modern improve.
m'hiS Accommodations for 300 guests
y. l.. KELLER Manager
ST. JAMES HOTEL
FHANkLIN SQUARE pnSr,<
\ first class hotel in every RESPECT
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-17
DON Aweliano Medina, Juez dc pri-
nsera Iastaacjd de Ia psuy teal VtNa
de Arecibo q Su pa't'do, u}iciaL

Por ell presente cto. llamo emp azo 4 Don
Pedro VI. Vidal. natura de Anasc0, cuyo do-
micilo residcncia sc guoga para que dentro
de treinta dias improrrogab cont.ldos desde
esta fecha cOmparezca en- este Juzgldo por
ante los actuarios Dor Victprio Rodriguez
manda que contra cI ha dcduedn AGO .nraT ada
de los CORE pondientes documentoS ell vecino
lie esta lccalidad Don Alfredo Ceierno Alton
20 en- cObro dc cuatro mil setecicntos trenta
pesos ochenta centavos dc la cual Sc le ha
81 asi 10 hac Sc le ori en- Justlci Y lie otro
mudo re seguiran los autos en- su .cbeidia ha-
ciendose las notihcaciones que 0curran en- los
estradoa del Juzga 10 como previcne cl articl-
10 ~ de Ia Ley de Eniuiciamento Civil, pa
randole cl peruicio consiguiente
Dad0 en- Arecibo 4 nueve de MAYO de mil
ochoclentos setenta cuatro. ureildnO Medi-
AG.-Fict0rie Rodrigacs.--Por mandado de SSa
Federico Il. QaiRones 3-3