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same hay, cut short, was fed to them,
and after same length of time for eat
ing, gathered up everything in the racks
and found only two pounds, and this
composed of the longest bits of hay.
We made also 4 comparative expert
ment with clover hay, corn stalks and
straw, and found the saving as great in
proportion. In the ease of corn stalks,
they would eat nearly all of them after
cutting is inch long, the butts being
cut into thin shavings, the tough hard
rnd broken into shreds; while in the
uncut state, they would only eat the
leaves, tassels and fine parts, leaving
the stalk almost entire We tried with
cut feed of various lengths, and found
that the shorter it was cut the cleaner
they would eat it. Invariably the long
est straws were left Sheep waste
more feed than any other Of our domes-
tic animals, and we found practically,
that no animal is benefited so muce by
cutting its fodder as the sheep The
principal saving in cutting is that it is
all eaten and therefore the animal APP
pears to eat less. 1t is an excellent
plan to mix hay and straw together
after cutting, or they may be mixed be-
fore cutting In this way sheep will
eat early all the straw, and keep in
good condition. By cutting, food of
different qualities may be mixed together
and thus save ALL 1t is then in a con-
venient form for mixing in BRAN mid
dlings or meal Sheep may be wintered
in fine condition on straw cut and mix
ed with a small portion of bran or meal.
Two quarts of bran, or one quart of
meal to the bushel of straw, we have
found to keep sheep and other stock in
good condition. We have cut the fod-
der for all our animals for many years
and know that it pays, but for no ami
NAL does it pay as well as for sheep.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER,

This pioneer Journal of agriculture maintains It's high
character 1t pays special attention to The S0pie
Crops IF the Mld'NC nnd Southern Stnt,S; FertHzcrS
homemade and Grhfriai; Lire Stock; The Dlirg ;
Fruit GrOr,ng; I,UckiHg; OrHH0ieBtri 6;nrdeniHq
Fish culture Bee Eespiny; Dom.Stic Erouon.u dc
Among its leading features are ORIGINAL CuRREsPuS-
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INFORMATION OF THE AID SCIENCE LENDING AGRI-
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placed beyond all doubt One of the
finest crops of wheat and the best crop
of onions We ever witnessed was the
result of exactly such an application as
that described by our correspondent,
and We have no hesitation whatever in
advising such of the readers of the
FARMER as have this really valuable
article on their farms to go and do
likeWisc''
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
RICHARD II. FORESTAL AND MARGARET A.
FORESTAL.
In the Circuit Com: for Cecil county. In Chancery
Nnyemher %. ISL
JOHN 2. EVANS

In the Circuit CONT for Cecil county In Chancery
November %, 1874.
The object of this snil procure decree for the
which on the Ind day Of July A. D 1870 mort
gagged by William H. Ftcrlit aud wifi and Richard II
Furasa! and life to ln T.. Evans of said county, who
is tn complaint in this
The Bill states that about the End day Of July
A. D., $50 William II. FHtCraft and wife and Richard
II Foresta ana wife conveyed certain real estate which
is particularly described in the Bill and its ACCOMPANY
ing exhibits. uuto the said John 7 Evans 10y way of
mortgag" to secure the payment of the sum Of five
from the said 2nd day July. A. D. 1870: that the
interest thereon has bren paid mp the Ind day
January. A D. 1874, bat that the whole of the princi-
pal sum of five thousand four hundred dbars together
with the interest accrued thereon since the last men
toned date. is still due and owing to the conn inant
The Bill further states that William IL Ftcratt and
WIFE ly their deed bearing date the 18th day April
A. D. lS.i, properly executed acknowledged and re-
corded in Liber D. S., No 10, folio 527 of the Land
Record Book. for Cecil county aforesaid, did convey
the said Margaret A. F"rcstal wife Of Richard Ii
FUresta. all their right. title claim and in and
to the said mort@agcd property: and that the said
Richard II fnr'sal and Margaret A. Forestal reside
Of the State of Mary land.
II j. therenpon adjuiged ordered and dccreed that
the complainant, by causing copy of this Order be
Inserted in newspaper published at E!Etun once
give notice to the said defendants of the object and
substance of this Bill ard ITEM appear in this
Court, in person by solicitor. before the 10Th
day of March next the premises and show
cause if lie has, why decree ought not pass
prayed. A. W MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy: test. A. W MITCHELL.
Nov -, lei4-iw Clerk
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The State of Maryland having demanded the interest
due on the Capital Stock held 10y her in this COMPANY
the Directors have thought it wise to pass dividend
frr the first time since the opening of the Bridge
travel) and have directed the whole amount of the
above bIanr" I" be appropriated to the payment in
part of the amount due the State.
The Sinking Fund, created in 1870, has now in it
; G6lo % The Brdg" is now constantly needing repairs
and it is thought that large portion of this amount
must shortly be expended for that purpose.
WIN. LINDSEY. President.
j. II. STEELE Secretary and Treasurer.
Chesapeake City, November 50, 1874.
Dec u lS74-2w
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NOTICE..
ANDREW DONNELL
AMOS ALEXANDER,
In the Circuit Court of Ce

In the Circuit Court of Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED, This 18th day cf December 1874 that the
sale made and reported by Reuben Irucs, Attorney
the sale of the real estate of Amos Alexander be il.
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof bt
shown on or before the 9th day of February 1873: pro-
rlded, copy of this order be inserted in news
paper published in Cecil county. once Il week for one
month before the 18th day of January. 1875.
The Report states the amount of sales to he $3.50 90
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCH ELL.
Dee D. 1S74-1m Clerk
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NOTICE..
NICHOLAS ?. MANLY
JACOB A. HOWARD ET TX, Eft Al.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
0RDERED This 3rl day of December. 1874. that the
second sale made and reported 10y William j. Jones aud
L. Marshall ilainCs, Trustees Tor the sale of the mort
gagged real estate of Jacob A. Howard and wife be
ratified and confirmed. unless To- the contrary
thereof be shown or before the lh day If February
next provided. copy Of this order he inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county. oHre week for one
month before the 9Th lay Of January next.
The Report states the of sale to lie $4,000.
A. W. MITCH ELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, 4. W. MITCH ELL.
Dee > lSI4-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.
AMANDA A. BORLAND, Administrative,
JULIA WOOD

AMANDA A. BORLAND, Administrative
In the Circuit Court Of Cecil county. In Chanccry
0RpERED, This ith day Of December. lSI4 that tho
sale made and reported by Reuben Ianes Trustee fol
the sale of the real estate Of Matthew Borldnl deceased,
be ratified and confirmed unless the contrary
thereof he shown before the 9th day of February
40 provided, copy Of this order be inserted in som,
newspaper published in Cecil county once a week fol-
one month before the 9TH day of January. 1873.
The Report states the of to I've 80 90
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test. A. W. MITCHELL,
Dee D. lS74-lm Clerk
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED This 3rl day of December. lS7l that the
sale made AMI reported by the Port Deposit Homestead
Association of Cecil county of the gagged real
of John Wesley jackson and Sarah T. Jackson his wife,
he ratified and confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown before the 9TH day of February
next provided, copy order inserted in some
newspaper printed in Cecil county. week for one
month before the 9TH day of January next.
The Report states the of sales to he $500 90
A. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy: teSt, A. ". MITCHELL.
Dee ). lS.4-lm Clerk.
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancrry
ORDERED, This ird day of December. lS74. that the
sale male aud reported by the Port Deposit Homes cad
Association of Cecil county of the real
of Sila Gorre and wife, lie ratified and confirmed. unless
to the contrary thereof be shown before the
9Th day Of February next: provided copy of this order
he inserted in newspaper printed in Cecil county
week for month before the 9Th day of January
The Report the amount of sales to he $500
4. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, A. " MITCHELL
Dec j, lS74-lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-12-19

SWAMP MUcK-An inquirer of the
CANADA FARMER having asked the
effect of applying this substance alone
to land, the editor gives the following
as his estimate of its value:
Ordinary swamp muck is largely
composed of decayed vegetable matter,
and in its dry and pulverized state it is
almost identical with the leaf mould so
highly priced by horticuIturists. Its
absorbing qualities, when dry, are very
great,-hence its value in the manure
heap; whilst its direct fertilizins action,
even when used alone and in it's natural
state, has, by repeated experiments, been
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NOTICE.

IN THE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF ISAAC
GRAY
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
ORDERED, This tweLty-seventh day of November.
1871 that the sale of til" real Isaac GRAY made
and reported by The North East building and Loan
Association of Cecil county. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before the Both day of January 1873: provided cory
OF this Order he inserted i'll newspaper published!
in Cecil county, Maryland, Il week for one month
before the 18th day of December 1874.
The Report states the sales he 81 435 CO.
4. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test. A. W. MITCHELL
Nov Is, ls1i-lm Clerk
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Motto" is hereby given II the Taxpayers of Ekton
that the Town BaiT has been directed to collect by
summary process. all TOWN TAXES left unpaid the
first day Of Jauuarv. l>7j.
by order Of the Board of Town Commissioners.
X. II. TT FIT.
Nov Is. lS74-lm Secretary.
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In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED, This eth day Of November 1874 that the
sale made and reported 10y Reuben Haines Trustee for
the sale of tho real estate of Charles A. BRYAN and
wife, he ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof Ice shown or before tn" Both dav OF
January, 1879: provided copy Of this Order he in
serted IN som" newspaper published in Cecil county
Md, once week for month prior the 10Th day OF
December. 1874.
The Report states the of to lie 81 800 co
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL.
NOV - le,4-2m Clerk.
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FOR RENT.

The DWELLING IIDTSE adjoining the Store, con-
tanning II rooms Would he excellent location for II
Boarding House, Board will be taken in part for
Possession given March 25th, 1874. Apply t"
TII0S. BREMEN.
Nov :, lN7+-tf ElktOn Nd.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Bohemia Bridge Company.

For gross amount of Tolls and Wharfage. 81 $50 o.
For Cash Loaned Call from Receipts of
1S7;j................ 800 90
For Interest on sanc.............. ........ 10 80
For Interest on amount of Sinking FUND.-. 81 IS
For Interest on Tolls and harf gr.......... IS 30
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NOTICE.
SILAS GORRELL AND WIFE.

THE PORT DEPOSIT HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
OF CECIL COUNTY
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NOTICE.
JOHN ". JACKSON AND WIFE.

THE PORT DEPOSIT HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
OF CECIL COUNTY
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NOTICES.. &c.
NOTICE..

IN THE SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF CHAS
A. BRYAN AND WIFE.
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Nov II. ISL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-24
WILL X. llNWhlN-.
CITY Jerk.
ORDINANCE 40. 81


Providing TOR the construction Of brick
sidewalk on Seventh street, between
Washington avenue ana Walnut street
BE i ordained by the Ci'y Council Of tAp
city Of Cairo
SECTION /. That brick Sidewalk De
constructed on the North side Of seventh
-tree'. between Washington avenue ana
Walnut street, commencing ut the ca,Seriy
line of lot No. IS In block No. d. and eN-
tending east 20 the e1stcrly line 81 lot No.
in block No. 81. whore said walk intcrscct-
with the sidewalk on the west ,lie OF wash
iugtOn avenue
SIC, :, said brick Sidewalk shall be ten
feet wide. 10 shall be constructed OF hard,
wr.sburnti brick, cOmpacty and properly
laid IN herring bone manner, in 4 bed vi
coarse sand, not less than four inches thick.
placed ON "a firm and substantial bed OF coai
clNdCr- or earth, and SHAH De 50 Laid 10 tho
grade established hy the provisions Of Ofdi-
nance No, 30. said walk Shall De laid NyiiL
a slope downward toward the curb, Of one
third u an incA o. The foot. \ rIrbiug Of
sound white or burr OAK lgnk. thrro iuchr,
thick and 10 least fourteen inches wide, 10
be- spiked on with thirty penny nails, To
sound white or burr OAK stakes two END one
halt feet long and three inches square,
placed on the outside OF -all curbiu,, not
more than i've feet apart.
SIC. o. The local improvements Asru'u
provided for, shall Doe made ty
az. s,,',, ~ o., - ~ i y '."
UfaitirIss of thr.,t III ,s,,'I
~ 80 'f i,tf,,,, ''' - ~ "'-ol'.'
Inis 49, 80 ,,,t,ij a. -" 60 ~ l'
- ~ va az. I'd PIoN4,
49,, ~, Az y PVi 49, va ''"', anu ''NaE'';
tioI, M. ~, sj AZ. 'H' c,H'II"r-
tbs ma ~ ~ s"ili 'e pnl "ui of
ute,'t '''' '''' '.'''4 "asc.''
SxC The o,y,,o,. or,rv,., ,.,,,,t.... .
l,rdrrIuo an sid -.t.,, lg' I,.l, IT, '1 ="
tbirty dny. aIfrrtI.' tiin,. If 1li,t ~ e.
Jim,y,. to.iItsto 6n,', n ,,hi III "'
LA siJcyVlIt G',,o.if. a. o, ,. w. u"I',
rrn,.y. he same rom e.
t1ai to, yy,rt .bsu In IN, r'.,-',.,' I,
rra,tir,n,pt. af Ni- a,floon,,, '.''i'r "
done 10 he satisla.,iou Of The com,pl i~ 40
str.ct
syC.5. Ipon tnr rEpirstIap n, i,,o. ...
thirty days. H. ciy ,.rra Shan puhii.b n.
Tee Tor ten day. IN the paper pU5n pU IN II,
sealed bids Tor furnishing The nqtrria,. ~
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MKEAIGiS FLhCE.
NuO WILL GET 1.-THE COZ.
ONEL OR THE CAPTAIN?
CAPTAIN lOST IN HOT CHASE
AFTER IT
a LITTLE CHAPTER1N A LITTLE
HISTORY.

fost Master Mckesig's time ia out AMI
nun Der Of bis fellow Radicals arc very
anxious to get him out. They want TO
put some other person IN. The most NO.
i've Opponents ot Col. McKaelg arc tina
friends Of Mr. Cqsper Yo,t. These are
circulating petition praying for tho ap.
po'ntment of Mr.. Io.,, ana have ob.
talncd several hundred signatures. The
friends OF Mr. A. CDmings are nlso NO.
Two IN that gentleman behalf; but al.
enough Cominss would be lust the man
Tor the place, ho having had much OK.
perionco in posloilicc susinou II i. +.
lorsgone conclusion that no cannot got
in. lo libcraliapd in 1879, and hasn't
begun to think about ropcn,inr.
The appointment Of Mr.. Yo.t would DO
a great disappointment to tho Cairo Radi.
cal Regency. Two years ago, after MIR
Pope had fixed up the congressional ,lsto
and had concluded to nominate Btuv
Brown, Mr. iost broke tho sl,,o in Tim.
County Mr.. Popo had matters nil mr..
ranged and on the day Of tho convention
got all his boys-as thoy arc calleI-into
the codr. house. Each know his mart
Tho delegates had been selected. and #,
was arranged that they should bo reported
BY committee which had been deter.
mined upon and TO make the matter
more binding, i. wa agreed that re.olu.
Ton OF instruction for Brown, TO be
moved by Mr.. Pope, should at tho proper
"'n' '' adopted
ar lost knocked down those pins.
lie so' more Of ms toy'in than Pope had
OF ms tul 10 said nothing. ilo allowed
Pope TO got hi, chsitugu. When ,Le an.
pointmcut Of dologs.,, wa, IN nrd., an,
of MIR. PopeS mon fnaycl c,,,,,i,,...,...
delegate. Mr. Yo.tr,oyoj 81. 81, s,no,5
ment that they b, elected by bslIpt. Tho
amendment prevailed Th, ,.,,ti.,
Wa. hal, auIaIo' Mr. p.r... ,,., ,,o..
bsst,p Nj Pom, ,a..
thou,ht thor. y... ..-...
whore U,w,y.r d., ,...........
hi. motion 4, i,.,-,.. g.. II. r'
motto, WA ,..., , ~.
knew there yyn. s,,,,,Ii,,, -
moved 10 n1f,urp
Yo... d,,.,,,i,, IN -. ..,....-,
convention did M, v,,o f.. -.
1t voted for C,,u.,,. ~. 49,, 49,
doubt that, it Yo.th.d no. up,o. p,,.s
Ii,uc nam, rr.,...,,
been nominated. Y.., mad, gl.,o.,,.
bv bcs.iD,. p.,o
Yo,. ,hersforo bo,.. .
en.s' sunpor, IL ~. 81"
KeAip,s sboas. ,,,,,.. :. -. 10 ~
his host. What Pope lost by losing
brown he won back by winning Clements;
and 49, fost ia ont IN tho cold, unlos. the
people declare for him with 20 Ion, +,
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COMM ERC.AL.

C,GKp. ILLtSoIs !
THURSDAY EVENING, JuLI -, 1874.
The rains tina. have i.llou all through
the country around about us h.ye been of
bu. little benefit 10 the people in our own
immediate neighborhooi. The weather
i. just a. clos, and hot, and the ground IA
-" 49, :. -o-y woll DO Hsavy
thunder and rain rtorms come up and
threaten and promisc US aud then N the
mos. tantalizing way pas, around ana
leave US dry, dusty and disappointed
Tho market seems 10 have quieted down
again, but there is no change In prices.
The light transactions in gram and hay
owing more 10 n lock Of stocks than any
thing else.
There is considerable inquiry Tor corn
but tho market il baro mud none coming
in.
Oats are quiet and firm with very few
offering. Provisions aro in active DEE.
mand and scarce, Thoro seems 10 DO a
general scarcity of smoked mea, and Iaid
all over to country.
Flour is plenty, heavy, duh, and mar
ket dragging.
Corn-mesl ia quiet aud scarce but Arm
q 81 oOGGi 10.
THE MARKET.
Das" Our friends sLould bear in mind
that the prices hero given are usually for
salos from first hands in round lots. In
filling ordcrS and for broken lots it. is
necessary to charge m advance over
these hgurGs. -Ssa
FLOUR.
Transactions in -four have boen very
ligh. since the opening Of the week. The
market ia dull and dragging all around,
but without material change in prices.
Sales were 100 bbls various grades, 90
to 7 90; 800 bbls varioas grades, 8 90 to
: O0 30 bbls various grades, 90 to : %;
lao bbs various grades, 90 to 30.
..... HAY.
Receipts are very small not more than
enough to supply the retail trade, No
have notice OF one car new hay cold this
week-the frs. in the market. TransAc-
tions, round lots, were car ct dice tmo-
thy new crop, loose pressed, 20 90; ! car
choice mixed, delivered, 10 90.
CORR; un...s.
Tho market Ia quiet, owing TO scarcely
of receipts. Prices are Arm and there is
considerable inquiry for both mixed and
white but thoro is mono in market, and
none coming in. We note sales of cars
low grade white in bulk on track, 72c; b
cars mixed in sacks delivered, 75c; 3 cars
wbits IN sacks delivered, s3c 2 cars
mixed ia sacks delivered, 7Sci Q cars
white in sacks delivered, 82@S5ci cars
yellow ia sacks delivered, Toe.
OATS.
The new crop hes not moved yet, and
the supply OF old in this market Ia OK
hausted. Thoro ara no receipts and in
consequence the market is quiet. We
We note sales of cars in sacks dsliy-
cred, coo; ! car in sacks delivered, COO.
CORN MEAL.
The demand for choice brands IL fair
and prices arc firm at 4 90 to 10. Re-
ceipts arc small and the supply limited.
Sales wero 100 bbls >. ID, delivered, 90
100 bbls 5. ID. delivered, 10.
BRAN.
The demand is limited and supply light.
Prices arc quoted unchanged, We note
sales of car delivered, is co. 500 sacks,
10 90.
BUTTER.
The market is kept bare of choice but
tar by the demand which isin excess Of
receipts.
We note sales as follows; 10 buckets
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WILL X. HAWKINS,
City [ Jerk
NNnINANNE ~ ~.

'ih'hNNNAE 80 g.
Lev! Ing and assessing taxes for IA, wear. \.
d., 1874. for corporate purposes.
b. il ordained 10y the city Council Of the
city Of Cairo.
SECTION /. That the sum of $4,000 j.
hereby levied and a.sg sscd upon The real
and personal property within the city Of
caro-, subject 10 taxation. a, thc same Is as
srNsrl lor state ANA county puposc.. for the
current year.
SOC =. 1Ic mayor and rjty clurk OF said
city ~ Cairo, shall ON nr before the second
Tuesday IN August, 1874, certify 10 tho
county clerk oi Alexander county. tuat The
city OF Cairo requires the sum OF $4,000.
% De raised by tlN1tluu, for city purposes.
SEC .. The county collector OF said ~
rNanlor county, j. hereby authorized 20 re-
celNcc city orders or warrants, IA payment of
idt -Nid city taxes, 10 extent cot uue-hali OF
lhH total amounts collected from all person,
aud bodies corporate.
SIG. :. It shall be The duty OF HE city
treasurer whenever the county collector OF
said Alexander county -hh, pay over
10 him city taxes lu money. 20 apIurtiou
the saune among the funds known a. Gene
RAJ Interest fund IuN. Howard n Co, In.
tcTest hnd: Bona Redemption fund, and
fund TO pay amounts received in loan from
citizens tor grayelln- LUyCc street. in pro-
portion as the sums appropriated for said
funds are 10 the amount 80 paid over by
the collector; and, when the said collector,
shah pay over to the said treasurer. city
taxes in orders, or warrants, to place the
amount of ssue in the General fund.
Approved JuIy lSuI. ls,i.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS,
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NOTICE OLE REMOVAL.

This is to notify the public that tho uu-
dcrsigned has removed his stock Of boots
and shoes from the corner OF Seventeenth
and Washington, to No. lao Washington
avenue, In the house formerly occupied
by L. W. Carrico * Co., where he will bo
happy TO receive his old friends and torn
new acquaintance, by selling them boots
and shoes at tho lowest figures for cash
Thankful for past patronage, he respect
fully solcits IL continuance OF the same.
3,7-4O-dG. y. 5. MATsoN.
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MOTHER DINNLE'S.
SAIC kDAI EVENING, JULY 25TH.
THE GRANDEST LUNCH EVER
SPREAD IN CAIRO.

Tomorrow Saturday evening, Mother
Dinklo will spread the grsndest lunch
ever spread IN this city, and invites her
humorous friends to call around and par
tako Of it.
The following is part of the bill OF
faro:
Your kinds Of soup;
Spring chicken, fried in btter
Potato pancakes
New saur Lraut with pigs feet;
PotoV dumplingsi
Leg Of veal
Brcast of yeal with cranberry sauce;
Lrg Of lamb;
Waite iish with VINE sauce
Beef N la mode
Ten different kinds Of ealad, and all
tho vegetables Of tho season, the whole to
wind up with n doscrt of blAckberries and
cream.
1t is my intention to make this the
grandest lunch over set in Cairo, and
desire Nil nay friends to bo present
7-2l.2t MoraKE DINELE.