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IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.

The committee reported adversely
upon the improvement of Tate street,
and recommended the reference. Of A. j.
Steele's petition to the city engineer.
The recommendations of the committee
were adopted. The recommendation of
the committee to repair DeSoto street
with gravel and broken stone, after be-
Ing discussed, was adopted.
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City TAx-PAYERs wishing to avail
themselves OF the liberal discount al
lowed for prompt payment Of their
taxes, will bear in mind that the dis
count ceases after this week.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGOS,
20 second and 1863 Main streets.
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CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS

Just received, fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes Of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BERT0N's,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING

Renowned Milwaukee lager, at twelve
dollars a tsrTel, at Heuck's, 342 Adams.
Country trade solicited.
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FLOWERS, bulbOus roots, plants, beu-
quets aud decorations. CTsig's, 379 Main.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

.v0PRFI, NlULE-Ou Friday, November 2Jth,
~ f-grD nv place, On Spring street, near Cen
- Point a eorrel mare mule, nine or ten
--s-5rs old, abOut fourteen bands high. a hDe'
"a ward viii be paid FOR her return 70 me.
-al lS W. H. NESBIT.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CiEANING HOUSE in the CITY a at 246 So
cond street. HANSON q WALkER.
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sELF-EIsISa Buckwheat is always
mod
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PHILLIP BEST's

PROFESSOR GsCHwANDNER, the cele-
brsted either player, at Heuck's every
night,
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SELF-RAsIHG Buckwheat is made Of
he BEST New York Buckwheat.
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same committee was authorized to &C
in the premises.
THE IOTJDON CONTRACT.


in the premises.
THE LoUDoN CONTRACT.
An ordinance passed by the council,
amending an ordinance In reference to
the proper application Of certain wharf
age receipts to the payment Of the Lou
don contract for paving Beale street, WAS
amended so as to place it beyond the
possibility of miscOnstruction, SO that
no other than the receipts from the ele-
vator and Anchor line snail be applied to
that purpose, and as amended passed
first, second and final readings.
REPAIRS ON ADAMS STREET.
Alderman White: "A resolution that
the engineer continue repairs on Adams
street, from High to Manassas streets.
Passed.
Several other documents were'received
from the other board, whose action was
coneurred in.
IRREGULAR PROCEEDING.
AS the great wheel of the city's ma
chinery was moving on in regular revo-
luton, ii was discovered that the lower
board had adjourned without having no.
titled this body of its action, it was con-
sidered somewhat irregular, and 1t was
limited that the offices OF the sergeant
at-arms were in .order. Kinder feeling
prevailed, however, and this board adj
journed to seven O'Clock this evening.
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they ever won victories with such a mot
lev following. They will not win at
Nickshnrp A handful OF detarmined
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Chief Athy's report for the past month
shows the total number of arrests TO be
553, of which 16l were white persons,
and 2O4 negroes; feed of prisoners,
1888 80; number of dodgers aecOmmo-
dated, 1758; oil-lamps not lighted, 528;
gas-lamps, Is; stolen property recover
ed, $3.50.
The reports were adopted and the diff
| ferent acquisitions granted.
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no rxCHANCE,
LOST.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. improved residence
property: eight Thousand dollars; one
Onrth in money, on time; balance IN othsf
nropertv. Address MAX, Appear oILlet.-
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
70 suit the times.
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IRRFauLAR PRooEEpINa.
CONfmON cOuHCTI..

The common council met in the city
hall at seven O'Clock last night, Presi-
dent Hewitt in the chair. After the roll
was called, and the minutes Of the last
months meetings were read, the follow
ing
MESSAGE FROM MAYOR LOAGUE
was read aad received:
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If you want a hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, you can get IL at
Brownies, Is Jefferson street. where you are
sure TO be suited ia style and price.
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SELF-RIsING Buekwheat makes cakes
In five minutes
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ALL the NOVELTIES.
10 HOUSkKEEPkRs.

WHEELER, PICKENS u Co,
1928 and 800 Main street
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PIANOS.

TsTEET- hsU ACs-Tuuei, repaired
md exchanged. work done 4E eEpeTt-
zucer. . drsf-riass E0rE men, ana n warranted
80 orders for city or country 81
~ d. HOLLEE BEh5,s, GlaLks ~ 80 9:
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or the saule ~fu De pts,essile,a WIN exparfes
and thar a copy Of this order be published
Tor Il ur successive Weeks3n the Memphis APP
peal. This 18th day OF December, 1879.
j.. W. CALDW ELL J. p.
r9efrbmapu ATTY TOR Dlifff decIS Su
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AT MHOLESALE.

A complete and elegant stock Of
GERMAN AND AMERICAN TOYS,
direct from manufacturers and import
ers, including
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on Main and Adams streets. For 1910
square-yards on Main, east side, from
Auction to Market, and 1890 square,
yards on Adams from Front to Bayou
Gayoeo, 4,473 %, expended as follows:
payroll Of men, 1859 IS; payroll OF
carts, Sl31 rs; 128 loads Of gravel, at g
per load, $3.50; lumber as per bills,
S30T6 II; nails, as per bills, $40. The
cost per yard was about 81 40.
CITY EEGINEER's REoUIsITION.
The following requisition Of the city
engineer was granted: 1000 pounds Of
hay; 200 pounds of bran; 500 pounds OF
oats; 1900 pounds Of corn.
wHARFMAsTER's REPORT.
The whariEnaster reported his month
ly collections 10 be $3.50 IS.
CITY ENGINEERS EXPENDITURES.
The city engineer reported the total
expenditure OF his department to be
s., 1856 10. The following sums were
spent in wards: First ward, S742 81;
second ward, S105 Is; third ward, $40
q; fourth ward, $l23 II; fifth ward, So;
sixth ward, $50 As; seventh ward, SS4
10; eight ward, 500 50; ninth ward,
$l4 so; tenth ward, $S7 so.
AUDITED ACCOUNTS.
The committee on accounts reported
and recommended the allowance Of ae-
counts to the total amount of S2g, 42S 10.
HEALTH BOARD REPORT.
The monthly report of the board of
health shows that the total number of
deaths for November was 70, of which
% per cent. were from the hospital; 500
INDECENT persons have been furnished
with 627 prescriptions, at "drug cost"
Of $3l, from the dispensary.
REPORT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Total number Of fires and alarms, q /;
total loss, Sl4, 075; total insurance, S48,-
200; the expenses of the fire department
for the month of November were
S5l83 "a.
CHIEF OF POLICE REPORT.
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sE1F.B1s1Ne Buckwheat never fails.
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Go no Leddin's Business College

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure fo
assfralofa, Geo. W. Jones a. Co., keep IL.
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---------.s. s-sssa aIeislU- sOln munlkn N,
at that. Whether il is enduTable in any
latitude or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il can be
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Change Warrants on manu- last report. S4,VOo 20
The above accounts are deposited to my
credit officially, in the Union and Planters
bank, less the amount restrained by injunc-
ton, MARTIN KELLY,
City Treasurer.
CITY ENGINEER's REPORT.
The following special report was made
by G. G Burke, city engineer, OF the
cost of repairing the NicolsOn pavement
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parts Of the States.
Deutscber Bruder-Bund, Bail.
The Deutseher Bruder-Bund will give
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InD Iroi
-rhnIds.
BAR IRON AND sTE

Feed Cutters, Corn
fo~.- G,urr-v C,ouhs. /
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TFEHPaEs THEAFER-
II ". DANEN .-.-...-..- .-----..F 30 RlEFoh
ENLARGEMENT Tor a Limited Mum Der OF Nights
81 the Bewitching and Fascinating
Young Actress,
LITTLE NEIL. the California Diamond,
who viii appear on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
nov. 3Oth and Dec LIST,
In her Great Sensational Drama,
FIDELIA. THE FIRE WAIFs
wednesday and ThuTsday.---HIDDEN HAND
E.--5av Evening. Saturday Matinee and Satur-
~ Vfa,lt. she viii appear in her entirely
new Society play, entitled
no NAME.
Eezarved seats 70 be had At Peabody Hotel aud
at the Theater.
Monday Dsc The Katie Putnam troupe.
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eppnTAI. Tl MRRrHANTN-

uello.Ioclt plu.l7g uIy 1lis5 lIlset IIUu slIu
Tenn, decl5
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

ATrENp Roberteon's Business Collegl
The New York herald., 1874-10-09
DENTISTRY.

A BSOLUTELY PAINLkss.-TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without gas chioroform or ether comblnation sett
extremely ght and durable Rubber Bets $40 26 Sixth
ayenne. between Fougteentt aud Eeenih streets es-
tablLshed "a years Dr. l. hERHARD.
The New York herald., 1874-10-09
MARBLE MANTELs.

C,TEWART,s SLATE MANTEIS, MARBLE AND WOOD
> Manteis rich and elegant designs at the lowest
prices go and West twenty street, between
Sayentb and Eighth avenues
The New York herald., 1874-10-09
EUROPE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL QUEENST0WN
This well known first class hotel ha vin9 recenuv
changed propretors Will now be found one of the most
comfortable In the South Of Ireland Being situate
to the landing stages and railway dep0t wli he found
most convenient TO American tourists arriving by the
several steamers,
The New York herald., 1874-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS. A
~-@~~@ - -
nIYM PIC

WALLACKS.
w Proprietor and Manager, Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
EVERY EVENING DURING THIS WEEK.
s4A,EEsgHppAH$,' 4,Es y, H'3 3sAy1S1rg. sas1.
by IT, j. BYRON, ESQ, entitled
PARTNERS FOR LlfE.
IN which the following artists will appear -
Mr.. H. J. MONTAGUE,
Mr.. JOHN GILBEKT. Mr. HARRY BECKETr,
Mr. J. Is. POLK, Mr.. j. w. CAkROLI.,
Mr.. g. II, BROWNE Mr. w. j. LEONARD,
Miss DORA GOLDFHWAIrE, Miss KATE BARTLETT.
OPINION OF TIE NEW YORK PRESS
'Tbe manner In which this delightful comedy has
taste even what usually look for at tins house. X is
almost needless TO add that the performance per.
fecLn
"Charmnrly, siInne, smooth and natural, and iu..
nished occasion Tor very excellent comedy actingn
Mr Ryron's Partners Tor Life is written In the beet
style Of that dramatfst."
~ Is brightly written and strongly built comedy"
~ Is the best comedy We hive had IN years"
Mr. Lester wo,,odS IN PaErAMAfi9;s "A f;srrsnn. ra,
adapiation rom octave faueiiets great drama
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
This fine play win be produced with the greatest caro-
ana completeness IA and VIII MoSTss.ir in5r2a ace
in his second impersoaon before the New York public
In the same play -
will make her first appearance In WaliacN's Theatre
Dne notice VIII be gwen OF the first appearance uf
Mr. DION B0UClCAULf,
In his Irish drama.
Miss ADA DYAs, Miss EFFIE GERMON Mise IONA
BURKE Mrs. JOHN SETON, Mr.. EDWARD ARNoTE
MI w. II. FLOYD, MIR. EBnN PLYMPf0N
Mr.. LESTER WAILACK.
The New York herald., 1874-10-09

LNIRsf FLOoR--THREE Rooas-T0 LET. FULLY
furnished, for housekeeping TO respectable smell
hmiy price very moderate. apply at tsO Henry
x--c-r ".eokiyn Within lew minutes walk Of AIN
Aton ferry
The New York herald., 1874-10-09
EUENISHED HOUSE
f1 I

L10R RENT-THE ELEGANT FURNISHED BROWN
II stone House, with hay window looking 10 Central
Park lG9 est Forty ninth street, unfinished. Ap-
ply on premises.
The New York herald., 1874-10-09

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-wiTH LIVERY RE.
I qt1site for housekeeping small family wanted to
take care OF house aud board gentleman and wife;
rent Tree; good opportunity a responsible party.
Apply at No. l45 West Thirty venth street.
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The Bulletin.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER p. 1874

1t was DiN who got shot on the spot
NOT the man who hauled down the Amer
lean flag [PiHsbUqh Commercial.
Mrs. Darlington says she can't make
out why all the "hclp" she get
are 50 stupid. when She i always parlic-
ular to obtain them from the intelligence
office.
-Bccchcr preached powerful sermon.
SUNDAY. on "1hc Fall OF Man" lie all
mlni,tcrcd a severe rcbuke TO scandal
mongcrs and other. who try to iniurc
good reputations.--[ Bos,o,i Giobc.
At one Of the dcpot> yesterday was
a family of seven persons. out of money
aud not knowing where to 90 or what to
do. and they bore names rs follows:
"Ilortcu,c," Viola. Augustine &c "St
Clair" "Pcrcivil." "Clcmcntinc. and
Flora Belle. - detroit Free Press.
Professor Wat,on'- boast, that ho ha,
! discovered sixteen new stars. must pale
before the announcement ol Nebraska
gentlemen named Sandy John. who
fell on h, nose and discovered
I sfxtv-tro. most of them Of the hrst mag
nffudc.
"A pcrpleXcd Schneider. who had
made garment for youth. and found
himself unable to dispose of the ,urplu,
lnllnc>s which appeared when trying it
on the Young candidate. declared. vocif.
erously: "Dc coat is goot. IL. no fault
of de coat DE poy Is too thin
"A young lady and gentleman. age,
respectively y and 10 years. were mar
ricd at Gouldtown. Mich. last week
When last seen, they We're quarrcin,
over a pound Of mixed candles. am
throwing out vague intimation, about 1t
vorcc.
"A woman'~ college has been foundc
in Little Rock. The scholastic day
perhaps divided among the fair pupi
n follows They rise at $50. take
morning ,niler of gin and bittcrS. an
practice with bowie knives till brCaktn-
Then comes revolver practice till Dime
The afternoon l. devoted to poker. III
evening Is whiled away in little mo
bowie practice, aud finished up with
whisky straight fora night cap. \ yom
u lady'- education is warranted complete
i six months. Washing aud Choctaw e
ira.
AT the execution of criminal
: Washington territory recently. the a
' prit made his last dying speech and co
fcs,ion and the sheriff was just .tepp
up to him 10 arrange for the fatal plunl
Ne when real estate agent pushed thrOu
the crowd nj the foot of the scafiOld. "a
politely bowling To the culprit and tn
y the sheriff said: "lf the gentleman "
occupies the platform will kindly vi,
Y for few minutes. | would like to NAH,
few remark, upon the cheap homc,tc
lots mt Dobson's Hole. which am II,
VA, asscnicd to. and. amer a summary
the advantage, of that locality. the sh
in resumed his duties. pulled the G
=. over the 'gentlcman's" counicnam
aud permitted Him to drop.-Cdpi'ai.
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NV AnNEnrIsI.ME>rs.
THE WEEKLY SUN.

The WEEKLY SUN. ,1 N u''i i1J...
pendent, honest aud fcifie-- new -tnier. of 10
hruud columns. especially designed iof th,
farmer, the mechanic. thc merchant and fHr
professional man, aud their WISt- lifu children
W. aim 90 MAX, The Weekly Sun 90, beet
tuulIN paper 100 Do, world % Dr. fIll uI CO.,
icriHIniug and instructive reading OF ri,r' -nu
Nui pfnl- nothing fp offend 'hr most -sIuUu-
I"u- lu1 delicate if-ir Price. Sl.2o per f'1r
postage prepaid The chDtH-t puU,r uuN'..lui
Jog DO. Ad.lu-- I'm ~lS. New York tiU.
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In Observance Of timc-honored custom, |,
John J. Beyrridgc, Governor of the state oI
Illinois, do hereby recommend and appoint
Thursday, the 18th instant, ~ a day ct Thanks
giving and praise
Let all the people everywhere, at home and in
their respective places OF worship, give thanks
and praise TO Almighty God fol the mcrcir- and
blessing of another year, and invoke the conliu-
nance Of the Divine ttvo, upon the State and
nation
I'm witness Whereof howunto set my hand and
cause the zeal of the STATE of lllnoi, to Dee at
fixed
Done at the city of Springfield the thirl day
| Of November, ls7i, and Of the independence Of
the United states the ninty -ninth
by the Governor
t-rNl JOHN / BEyERIDGE
GIorDI n HARLOW,
Secretary Of state
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THANKSGIVING.
By the President of the United States
of America

\ PROCLAMATION.
We are reminded by the changing seasons
that it Is time to pause in our daily yocations,
and offer thanks To Almighty God for the mer-
cic- and abundance Of the year which j. draw
ing tOa close
The blessing of free Government continues To
De- Nouchsafrd To u. the earth has responded To
the labor of the hu-bandman the lamp has
been free from pc,tilcncc internal order Is
being maintained, and peace with other powers
has prevailed II Il lifting that at stated period,
We should cease from our accustomed pursuits
and from the turmoil of our daily lives, aud
unite Ia thankfunc,- Tor the blessing OF the
past, and in liberalization of kindly feeling
toward each other Sow therefore, recoml-
ing these considerations, /, ULYSSES : GHNNr,
President OF the United sfaie., do recommend
10 all citoru- To assemble in their respective
places of worship on Thursday, the 2Gthc day oi
November next, and express their thanks for
the mercy and favor OF the Almighty God, aud
laying aside all political contentious, and all st.
culnr occupations, 10 observe such % day OF
praise
In witness whereof I have herewith sci
INV hand and caused the seal of the tnit,g
States Ia be Affixed done at the City %
Washington this, the twenty seventh dn,
OF October in the year ls7t, and of the In
dependence of the / nitcl ~tatr- the ninety
ninth
L : GRANT
lIANtroN FI-u. Secretary Of STATE
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h77 WIEN guaranteed to NAL, and
" fruII' agents m their locality
,Y-f- nothing 60 try Dr. Particulars
I'D n'r = % NItkIEN SEQ
Augusta. Ne
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secretary Of stat,
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MouND cry ACCoSMopATIoN
Leaves CAIRO $50 aud SEQ l. NJ
90 MOrND tlTN...... D. 10 aud $50 90
Mound City Accommodation runs "wednesday
and SATURDAYS
Making close connections Ia and from all
points hast aud North. at indianapolis and tin-
cinnati. and 10 and nom all point. south and
West by nail and river.
NJ. B. GOODRICH, II. L. MORRILL,,
Cen'l Ticket Ag't General Sup't
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CAIRO PosToFFICE.
RAILROADS.

" McKrNo, p NJ.
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50 $40 P,gl day , q, bonn" rcr"'
GEJ -IIN-ON n a.. Portland. NJ,
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CAIRO & VINCENNES r. r

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
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PROCLAMATION.

lIAWtroN FI-u. Secretary Of STATE.
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Enterprise Savings
BA N K.
CHARTERED MARCH 2I, 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO

OFFICERS.
4 u Stafford, President
: TAYLOR, Vice President
W HNSLOP, sec'y and Treasurer,
DIRECTORS
= VI BARCLAY, CHAs GALICmH,
VI STOCkFLErT, Paul g. SCHuH,
Il II CUNNINGHAM, II l.. HALLIDAY,
j VI PHLLIP-
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate Of six
| per cent per annum, March 1T and Septem-
bel' lst Interest not Withdrawn Is added iiume-
diately To the principal of the deposits, Thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T.
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N. b.

Our office has been lately re-
fitted with new type of the la
test and best designs, and is
under the personal supervi-
sion of Mr.. John ii. Oberly,
who has lately retired from
the patriotic but Improbable
business Of saving the coun-
try, and proposes to hereafter
give the most of his attention
to his own business and the
Bulletin establishment. Mr..
o. has had twenty-one years
experience as a practical job
printer, and believes he can
give satisfaction to even the
most fastidious lovers of ele-
CANT job printing.
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Open every business day from ga m TO 80 m
aud saturday evenings lor savings deposits only
from TO O'Clock
w, HYSLoP, Treasurer,
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baben NIT ibrsn @dnhen nod ibreneeizs
oellelI @eIbbe,ltel esla n9t, 4 ltn1es slt be-
iableai.s Sic babelt aud fiji, bie5 AilincD
@oMalfc sbe5oblt; lie besoblen fiirsben
ul,Iet1altsbcr onoereu Treil6ulei, bieier
@taotSpDne ir9ea1O ,usl9 ben Nubenh hobeil
s1 gabelg ~nliiEeu init ,ibretllquer
peroicnfeu Geloe BIC ainber ber Masna=
ten Spon4 QuiueD erstebens sbelfen. Sd
fro9e eud,,,SiFz has redt SD prote1tire
bogc9eltqli,p @iperbe oagsseat proteitiren,
Io>lallge itDM Miben ii 1tteilier Brllit babe.
l1ngercdtisfeit tit annb blelM fingered !
tisfeit Jinln,er# lnb .iiberaQ.. slber EiDr
luerSet mid frage,l, mas f6nnt sier tbun?
WcnusiM end ei1,e1t 9ollar Gteucr 5able
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