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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-19
WILENN

Ten pounds of brown sugar for 81; s
pound- hes! coffee sugar al 81; pounds
o; choice butter at 81; 10 cents for lard;
Imperial tie. OF 81; potatoes 30 cen.s per
peck; spplcs 40 cents, a. WilcoX's Block.
lnI-u.t.lm
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without capital, but with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with the business, IL DESTROYS of forming
partnership in ,hs Hide, Fur and
Leather business III Coiro, with some one
who can furnish capital Of say $1,000.
Address, drawer 22,. 49-l-lS.tf
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Cor. j. II. DEi', Charles,on; W q
Adam, Alex Fitzpatrick, st. Loui,; j G
Gilmore, Mississippi; J 4 Easily. L. :.
~ j 7 Curtis New York; Z II Payn!er
C.ocinna:r Frauk Z Reed, Connersville;
4 W Rabbit, Cincinnati, were among
tie prominent arrival. at the St Charles
hotel yesterday.
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Cot. SEEEEE, president and Mr.. At.
kinson, secretary snd treasurer, Of tho
81. BERNARD Coal company, were in the
city yesterday, looking cor = marie. for
their coal. We uIiersiand they will bid
for tho contract to supply The M,ssl.sippi
Valley Transportation conany for the
ensuing gear.
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MIUWIEERY.

Mr.. Elizabeth Williams, Washington
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, i: prepared to perform the duties
Of midwife Whenever called upon. She has
hsi much experience, and fsele confident
ths. enc can give perfect satisfaction.
llr--lp-gw
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NoTIcx is hereby given that 1 will pay
no bills for goods sold to any of the en-
ployes of TER CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or tor the use Of the Office
an!ese the SANG are furnished on an order
igned By Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-Z0-ly .IoHs II. OHKHiY.
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THE 81. CHARLES HOTEL,

Tho undersigned having resumed the
management of the shove hotel, trust by
strict attention 70 business, to the wants
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will AT once undergo
n thorough renovation, and DO much inn
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from tho hotel free Of charge.
JkwE1T WILCOX u Co., Proprietors.
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\ JoiSr special communication Of
Cairo Lodge No. ~, A. +. and a. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall this Thurs.
day evening, =. : 30 O'Clock, f,r the rur.
po.e Of adopting by-law..
Is. i. BLhEs, Ssc'y Cairo Lodge.
W. a. SLDo, Sec'y Delta Lodge.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy re'ief for young men from the ei-
iect- OF error. aud abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. lmpedimen,s TO marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
sular, sent free, ia sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, Howard Association, No. = South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an institu-
lion having high reputation for honorable
onduct aud professional skin. 1l9 : d&w2m
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IN tho 81. Louis Democrats report OF
the street preaching in that city, on Tues.
day evening, we find the following
Rev. Mr.. Thsyer addressed tho audi
encs. He spoke OF very relnsrkablo
experience he had had. He said that he
was go situated that he had strong ele-
mont OF stubborn Boston inidelity 10
contend with, and that for three months
he had labored hard to defend Christian.
ity and the Bible against the attacks OF a
noted lecturer who h.d bsen addressing
large audiences in his city. A revival of
religion was the result OF the controyor-
AZ. Since no had boon here, two men
had come 10 him acknowledging that they
had been scofring inGdels, but we're now
anxious to know tho truth. He knew
not why he should have hid such an OK
perience. unless it be that God 10 reward
Ing him for his past three months efforts.
WE have somethinp nsW in tha way Of
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o. the Board of Eiucs.ion.

A J ALpxs, j VI Coo, Wilma, Ills; II
ID Bowman, Columbus, Ky; II Bobleke.
Bloomfield, No; Levy Dauforth, Charles
ton, Mo; Is Myers, ulIin, Ills . p Sisson,
NJ q Ry.; Morris Moscovitz, Dexter, Mo-;
ii q Bsynhsn, Texas T; Mrs. Woods, No ;
G II Lawrence, Z Ry.; J ) Weaver,
Csrni, Ills were registered IT the 81.
Nicholas yesterday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIME CARD.
tLLINoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ROSS.
Ross has on hand, and tor sale q large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut aud
split. and resdy for the stove. Also al
kinds of coal whch " III be delivered In any
part OF tho city on short notice. Leave or.
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. G-3n
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ItIyEi. NEWS.
ePOrt Lat.

ARRIVALS
and departures for the ~ hour, ending Al u
u. M. last evening
Steamer Gracey. Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Psducsh
City Of Chester, 1t. I.oui.
" Sam j. Hale New Of!osp.
" Octnvia, South
Belle Memphis, Mcmphi.
City Of Vicksburg, ~. Lou..
DEPARTED.
Steamer Gracoy, Columbus
" Jas. Fisk. Paducah
-" City of Chester, Memphis
Sam j Hale, Cincinnati,
Octsvia, Mound City
Belle Memphis, st. Loni.
City of vicksbarg, vick,burg
the RIVERS
The Ohio river rose % inches yesterday.
Tue Mississippi 10 reported falling ut s..
LOUIS. Business was dali yesterday. Tho
weather was dissgressble throughout tho
day.
lkThe Sun i. Hale pa.el up yesterday Tor
Cincinnsti. She had ~. 900 shingles, 4
skiiis, 20 cara oar stems, . barrels shells,
aud DO barrel. pecon. fJr Cincinnati and
way points.
The ri'e in the Mississippi ha, no
doub. le. the ferryboat Caro- and barge
on Of "Nellis bar. Capt. Nel.is wont
up yesterday on foot 10 take her back TO
Thompsons Mills, whore he will Oh her
AMI the barge out With lumber snd briug
them IN this city.
A letter was received In thi, city
yes.er FAY announcing tha. tie Jan,s
Howard would leave St. Loui. l-.. even.
ing for this port.
The Exporter, Copt. John a. Williams,
was due yesterday, but at dark had no,
put in an appearance.
Capt. Matt. Green was in the city YET .
terdsy. He was on bis way home 10 Mem
pbis.
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For REsr.-The brick house situated
corner Third street and Commercial ave-
nue.. The house has been put III good re.
pair throughout and is well arranged for
a hotel or boarding house, also rooms to
rent on Third street. Inquire OF Vim.
McHale, No. 9, Winter block.
ln,-s9,f
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LOUISIANA SUGARS.

We have received consignment OF
Louisiana Sugars, which will ho sold TO
IN" trade. l2ti. HALLWAY Bao..
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a PIANO IS kXCHAGCE roE VACANT
LOT, ~ cAIKo.-Any person having
vacant 10: or lots tina. they would OK
by addressing Miss Mary Dixon, sGen,
Car bondale. Illinois. SG--l.2e-Ot
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Editor BULLETIN - flor con .uting
many of our citizens, and mr.. Lsnsdon
among others, it Ia. been de,erm mo! 10
postpone the mex. lecture until Monday
night, March 81. BE kind enough 20
notice thi. change aud obliee, the
LECTURE COMMITTEE
a. tha Rlarl of Etu,stion
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Eight, and only eight day bosrdets AN
be accommodated at the ~. Charles at the
reduced price. 2.lo-tf
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r. 81. MARgIs, EDITOR Ct The Wafer
Valley mississippi Courier, ww in
town yesterday.
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The Dert regular communication Of
Delta Lodge, No. $50 A. Y. AMI \. NJ.
will lie held u. Nas2ni. ball this Thurs
day evening q. : O'Clock. W. A. 800,
l6j-2l-l9t Sycy.
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ALL kinds Of game constantly on hand
az Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between seventh and Eighth streets.
- In,
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Tug Chapman Sisters will srpear a,
tie Atheneum to-morroH night.
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DgLiSQUEsr TAN T. - Di..raint for
taxes will po,itively be mi de March IL,
ALEX. IL. LAWN, Collector.
1
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Jusr received and opened, the largest
and finest assortment, lstes. style and pa
tern. of the bo., brands Of calico \. Hart
mao " Cos, corner Sixth street.
OF q,
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A FUIL sssoriioen, of j. Z. Costs and
CLARK X Coz. cotton, 1T Eve ceuts Per
spool at Hartman X Co's, corner sixth
street. sI-l-3p If
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THaEg elegan, family rooms. fronting
on the Ohio, Al the =. Charles hotel can
now he obtained With board At reasonable
rates. l'3.2.l5tf
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The European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, is opon a. ali hours of the |
eight. li.7.lm
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UPRIGHT PIASos.-Mr. Robbins OF the
Robbins Piano Company Of Chicago, has
brought one of their fine uprigh. psnos
to Cairo, which will be offered for sale for
a few dsys. This is good opportunity
for any person who desires to purchase
durable instrument ut n reasonable price.
Those pianos are fully warranted, and salts
faction guaranteed. Enquire OF the Office
of Halliday Bros. $50 2-lT'Jt
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THERE isa whisper in the air, very
gentle whisper, that the ladies' of Cairo
are soon 20 follow tho example set in
other places and make prsyerful raid
upon n,emperence in its strongholds.
After calm and dispassionsts review of
the battle fields We have como to the con
clUsion that ii We were saloon keeper
we would feel like saying, rs the actor did
who rendered Shakespeare, or some other
man-we don't know who; 81 must de-
part, SEE noise !" or stand my ground
and say with the stump speaker: II smell
a rat, ses him floating in the air, but !
will min him in the bud"
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TnE best quality Of Alexandria kid
gloves al Hartman ~ Cos. for seventy
live cents, worth 81 70. s'-l.3Otf
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j. T.. PESfigtD, general agent of the
Rockford ard Rock Island railroad was in
the city yesterday.
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The barber stop Is on be corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with bis gen.
tlemsnly assistants can bo found ut ANY
hour of the day or night, ready to sootho
your feelings with n smooth shave, or cool
your to'nper and head with good sbsm-
poo. Ii is. frst.elass shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrst-class treatment.
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s.l6-tf
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4. Is. ELLIS. Proprietor.

Tho New Arlington House j. now open
TOR the reception OF guests, The house IL
located in the heart OF the business portion
OF the city, and convenient 10 steamboat
landings aud railroad depots. Good sample
rooms for commercial agents. Watch kept
day and nigh. TOR boats and trains.
So. .21Ltt
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ALL kinds OF clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods \, one hslf tho usual price !
q. Hartman Il Goa, corner of Sixth street.
a-.l.cn az
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THE Chapman Sisters Comic Opera
troupe at the Athoneum tomorrow and
Saturday nigb.s.
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or late Mr.. WILCOX, who keeps gro.
Gerry ana provision store in The brick
building on Washington avenue near
Tenth s.roet, has been looang chickens,
but until last night wa. unsble TO sppre-
bend tho thieves. Yesterday lie sc.
trap Tor them, and last night succeeded
in catching three half grown boys ia the
act of robbing his coop. Joe Brown is the
name Of one Of the boys, bu. We could not
learn tho names Of the other two. They
were turned over 70 officers Shechsn and
Martin, who locked them in the city jsil.
Later in tho nigh. the Same officers ar
rested Il couple Of boys named viii Powell
and Mark Williams, whom they caught
on Commercial avenue, each with n
chicken under his coat. The boys admit
Tod thst ,hcF hal stolen the chickens from
Jack Winters place. They also we're
locked up.
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Il. 5. BElGuAN, u. d., Hom@ps.his.
$50, Com rneTcisl avenue, Cairo, Illinois
wishe. to inform the public that ho has
purchased M apparatus for generating
ozanizsd oxygen, and i now prepared to
administer this agent, which i. now being
very successfully used 10 diseased eff the
respiratory organs, such o. Asthma, Acute
aud Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption 10
the frat and second stages, also 10 Spinal
affections, Kteums;isp, Malsrisl fsvers
Cholera, ~, Many erninsn, physicisns
names could 10 given tina. advocate the
use If ozenized air by inhalation rs ono
OF ,he most elective curative agents of
mo.;ern times. 109--:.5-im
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ALL brands Of shseiiog and shifting at
tho lowest price a. Hartman ~ Cos.
e7-l 80 If
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foB cAs sud stsam fitting GO to Rem
MES Vulcan iron wo-kr, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street Slot!
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hali-Ihecs posters, which we think arc
just the thing for the spring trade. They
eonsist Of Fix different designs, litho-
gfaphed, with mortises and margins for
printing. Two OF the cuts are suitable
Tor any hnsinoss the other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists aud
dry eoo's. We have but one hundred Of
each cu!, Dnd will furnish them printed a,
Cincinnati prices. We have also some
fancy cards. Tho Language of flowers,
ten designs "Boquet" twelve designs
Opera" four de.gns and "Comic" cards
twenty-iour dssigns-which we furnish
printed at $40 to $l2 per NJ, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants them2 Don't all
sposk NJ once. l63.2.l9.3t
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Wanted--A man who can milk cows
and make himself generally useful. Ap.
ply al Office OF s. Caarles hotel.
lhl-9.lg2t
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THE friends Of Mr., Wilson, general
ireigh. agent Of the {. 4 V. railroad, OK
tend to him their heartfelt sympathy 10
the bereavement le suffer. in
the loss Of hi, wife. Mrs
Wilson dioi 1T her residence in
Louisyille, Kentucky, on Tuesday after
noon, after brief ilnoss.
The blow was entirely unlocked for, and
must have fallen upon hsr husband with
q crushing weight that TO word. OF con-
ISOLATION, however kind can tighten.
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All ninds Of line Iacss and fringe' at
one hal: the usual price At Hartman y
Coo s7.l.GOtf
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SINCE the inauguration Of the revival
At the Methodist church, thirty.six per-
cons have became members OF the church
on probation, and seven joined By letter.
Til. is noble work, and The Methodist
have Just cause 10 rejoice, "for the Lord
ha- teon, and /, .til!, with them" Not
wiih.tandiog the good work they have
accomplished, many Of tho Christian n>n
and women, who hive taken active part
Ia Til. revival, believe that Il a union of
all the churches could have been effected
the re,alt would have been such n revival
q, was never before witncssed in Southern
Illinois. Tho Mcthod..t worked hard 20
bring sbou, such = union; but for some
reason, not clearly visible 20 the naked
eye, none of the other churches would
take hold @! the matter. sothe Methodist
concluded TO 90 it alone, md they have
been doing 60; and 80 thom is due the
praise for Whstever good has been iols.
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&. A. BsoE. division supsrin,eni cnt,
and !. NJ. Hely, assistant engineer Of tho
lliinoi. Contra railroad wera Registered
al The :! Charles hotel yesterday.
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

STEOIAI LOJAI NOTTCfo.
OyEaCOATs worth Sl6 for IS at Hart.
man u Coz. s7-l.3Ot IF
For good square meal go 20 Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial sven tie
between Seventh and Eighth street. lm
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J. Burger, at his new stor
on Commercial Avenue. vii
commence this week n sale OF
his stock Of winter goods at
greatly reduced prices. lie is
about to start East, to lay.in
stock of early Spring styles,
and in order to make room
for them, will dispose of the
Goods now on hand at prices
which must prove satisfactory
to all. He invites all who
wish to make bargains in
Winter Goods, Shawls, Dress
Goods, Cloaks, &C., &c, to
call at once. The entire stock
has been marked down, and
must be sold. l24-2-S got
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Several pleasant rooms on the upper
door ut the -. Charles can 10 bad a, very
low rates. 2.lO..f
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CLINT Patti p, u young man about
twenty years Of age, was last night ar
rested 10y OF 'ers Sheehan snd Martin on
q charge Of vsgrancy.
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Mr.. J. J.. CuRris, suditor and cashier
OF the Cairo and Vinccnnss railroad, ar
rived from New York yesterday.
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= :
a. w CUMMING, M. ID.

observation-disclosures Ninth and Walnut
Streets. Ofiice--corner Sixth street and
Ohlo levee. Office hours FROM 4 ~ ~" TO
- M, and 3p, m.
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II II + BULL ETIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

w NV IN'Nhb 4NIs w -,
Tug Chapman Sisters will srpeat at
tie A theDeum to-morro. night.
Valley Mississippi Courier, wm in
town yes,erdey.
Eight, and only eight day bosriet. IAN
be accommodated at the ~. Charles at the
reduced price. 2.lo-N
j. T.. PESFigtp, general agent of the
Rockford ard Rock Island railroad was in
the city yesterday.
THE Chapman Sisters Comic Opera
troupe al the Athoneum Tomorrow and
Saturday nights.
Several pleasant roorns on the upper
door p, the 81. Charles can 10 bad a, very
low rates. 2l0..f
Mr.. J j. CuRris, sujitur and cashier
OF the Cairo and Vinccnnss railroad, ar
rived from New York yesterday.
CLINT PHILL Ps a young man about
twenty years OF age, was last night ar
rested 10y OF 'ers Sheehan snd Martin on
charge Of v.grancy.
G.. A. BsoE. division supsrin,eni en,,
and J. NJ. Hely, assistant engineer Of III"
lllinoi. Central railroad wera Registered
al The :; ChHrles hotel yesterday.
Wan,ed---A man who can milk cows
and make himself generally useful. Ap.
ply al Office OF -. Charles hotel.
lhl-2.lI2t.
The Dert regular communication Of
Delta Lodge, No. $50 A. Y. ani 4. NJ.
will lie held u. Nasonis ball this Thurs
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We have something new in tbs way Of
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Al d the public may I've accommodated at q.
ours Of the day and night with safe teams
on the lowest terms.
DIR. Fields asks share Of pubic patronage
snd will endesvor 70 merit Il By fsir dssA6S
and strict attention tn hiiGiuess.
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Soaps.

Colgate's Sterling,
Or Olive,
Pearl,
]. .. O.,
Golden Banner.
GOOD Intent.
An Kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
6enuluS CASTLE.
For sale. IIN0LE On i'9AA'
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ALfyiug Pop.GuD.

There is a little fish, the chaetOdon
Astounding in the eastern seas, from
Ceylon to Japan, which secures its prey
by means OF An instrument like a
blow-pipe used by ,miechievous school
boys for projecting peas and other
means OF torment. The nose OF the
fish is q kind of beak, through which
be has the power OF propelling drop
of water with force enough to disable
fly, preparatory TO swallowing it. His
aim is accurate, and he rarely misses
his object. The unsuspeeting fly sits
on q spray OF weed, twig, or a tuft o.
grass, near the water. pluming himseI
in the warm rays OF the sun. The
fish cautiously places himself under
the fly, steslthily projects his tube
from;the water, takes sure aim, and leu
fly. Down drops the little innocent Ia
be swallowed BY the fish.-"Clers'
FISH" IN THE GALAXY for June.
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TUCKER CouNrY.-lhe county OF
Tucker was formed out OF parts OF the
counties of Randolph and Barbour and
while the county is a email one, yet
there's not q more thrifty and industrious
people in the State than the people Of
Tucker. Cheat River, (by name aud
nature) flows through the centre of the
county. and although rapid, is used 10
great ad vantage in shipping lumber OF
various kinds. St. George, the county
seat of thi, county, is quite pleasant
village, with two stores, two churches
two psrsopages, one hotel, and another
almost complete. three lawyers and no
doctor, as the fine mountain water Of
this county enables the people 10 live
without that luxury. We spent sever
Al DAYS in this county during the late
term Of the Circuit Court, and were
much pleased with the way they dc
business over there, and what makes
it still better, Tucker county is almost
entirely Observation-Disclosures.
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TEES. V. d o. R. R.--From infor'
nation received from Harrisonburg
we Judge that the concerns OF the Shen'
andoah Valley and Ohio Railroad are
in a bad way. The Directors have
discharged Captain Henry NJ. Clay
the former General Superintendent
without any apparently just cause
whereupou that gentleman has secured
snap judgments" upon all the prop
erty Of the company, Tor claims due
him. Rev. R. n. Pool. the Vice
President, is advertised in the Rock
lugham Register as a thief and &
rcoundrel; and q big muss seems Il
be imminent. The Harrisonburg pa
pers seem to think that Captain Cla!
has the right on his side; and tina
the operations Of the road are suspend
ed-for a time, at least.-Weston Dem
oerQt.
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FOR SALE.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
hnnse. on the west side Of Eon street.
hvaen eleventh ard Twelfth streeG
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