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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-08
MACHIN ER Y

Nj ACH In EES Y
Manufactured ana repaired.
special attention given 70 light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail work
and all work or u similar character.
Steam and gas fitting in all It's branches.
A full assortment OF Morris, Tssker Il Co't
Philadclphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc, and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson't
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, ETC., for sale:
Two steamboat engines, 1SS inch bore Of
cylinder; i've feet stroke, and In good order.
One steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 71Y16.
One I0S20 saw mill engine, with sbsft sht
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 7xl2 engine; my own manufsc-
ture.
Also, a sec ond-hsnd stave cutting ma
chino and jointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery OF sll kinds bought
aud sold.
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Millinery Goods To be foun! IN rne mark
She will keep on hand
HATS, BosSRTs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS,
LADIES FURNISHING Goops, NoTIos,
CoLLARs, USpKRsLHEvHs, RUYVs,
And all goods found In millinery tores.
OF which will be disposed Of at tho low
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respc ciiuil,
asks continuation Of the patronage wLich
h.s n-.- 80 tfDei ally bestowed upon her '
the ladies' OF Cairo and the vicinity.
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by business men having faith in their own
~are,, as the most effective means for Sc.
curing for their goods wide recognition
Of their merits.
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STATE or ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the Circuit court Of Alexander county,
September Term, 1874.
The Howe Machine Company
VS..
John II. Lowe and Amelia NJ. Lowe, his
wife; William Martin William X. Lane
Cleopatra Brown and Eliphley Brown her
husband.
BnI in Chaucery to Foreclose Mortgage
| and Tor Relief.
Notice is hereby given of the pendency
OF the above entitled suit and that the time
and place Of the return Of summons In the
case il the first day OF the next term OF said
court to be holden at the court house In the
city of Cairo, In said county, on the first
Monday Of September, 1874,
| RRUBEN g. YoCUM.
1 GREEN n GILBERT, CLERK OF said Court.
Solicitors Tor Complainant.
| 2i-1-29.dl-wit
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LARDs FAMOUS PAINTINGS.

These Elegant Chromos are by far the most
oppressive pictures ever given to the pub
lie, being full of humor and "Pluck" to the
asst extent. Size ~ by ~ inches, mon nted
upon canvass and strainers. Price $40 the
pair. Send orders to the publisher, d; r.
RYDER, 239 Superior street, Cleveland o.
Yl-G-0-d13u.w3m
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CASEY COUNTY VIEWS.
MppLknrRo, Nv, Sept. q, 1874

MippLkbth", NY, sept ~, 1874
Correspondence Tafsr'or Jcwsa'
Corn crops, In this section, which looked
40 discouraging a few months since, now
promise fair yield. AZ good many hogs
were taken to Indiana to feed II Is supposed
there will be plenty II corn hr home con-
sumption ...... Cupil's arrows are always
taking serious effect about here. Married
on the 18th lust, in Lincoln cvonty, by the
Rev. II. Burke, Mr.. Geo. y. TecIrr to Miss
Mamie =. Fle,cher-al-o on the same day,
near this place, by the Rev. J. NJ. SalIcc,
Elder X. A. IIovious to Mis- Rcbccca
Clcyd......On Saturday last we made
trip to our neighbor Liberty, and hsd the
fotune to meet among other notable per.
sons, the racy and spicy correspondent Of
the .idocate, Dr. y. .. Young. The Doctor
was once Lincoln county man, and gradu-
a,ed with honor- at the Louisville Medical
college. We were pleased to learn from
citizens Of Liberty that he Is getting himself
into large practice ...... The Casey County
Tcschers Association held its regular
monthly meeting on that day. The follow
ing Is condemned synopsis Of It's proceed
ing- The Object Of the Teachers A--ocia-
ton, address by the Prcsidcnt-Prof u. W.
. Chcvis. School Government, address by
Elder X. A. Ifoviou.. Reduction Of Com
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must bc sustained for fcaf " prcccle1t
that might cndsnger other State govern
mentsb by revolutions political or otherwise.
With great anxiety We avail, further result.
How thank full should We be In Keutocky
no kellogg or Longstrctt in our midN 10
take from M our liberties, our shotgnns
and squirrel rifles, while our treasury IL
guarded by safe and honest men and our
State y out of debt II !. true that a few
troubles exist IN our State IN certain local.
ties but with such men ss ciov. Leslie, Judge
Owsley, McNIanams, Randall and others
nobly doing their duty, we will soon witness
dawn Of that day, which will lc terror to
Ku-klux, murders, despcradors and law
brakcrs gene ally. The ball has been going
ON for some time Iast with IMMUNITY an, still
continues b. some cxtcn, but be assured that
those who have danced and still persist in
dancing TO Ku-kIux aud murders music,
most assurdly will have 90 pay the fiddler or
In other words will have TO leave the country
or suffer the extreme penalties ~ the Law.
and we again say, away with the pistol and
bIoody Rifle and Ict NJ vindcate the lawsf
Of our State
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEHS.

HusroSyILLE, KY, Sept. %, 1874
CSre.y,oadeses Interior Jouraai'
Times are better with usnow. The earth
is clad once more In verdure, and brightness
and beauty have taken the place Of our
former arid desolation. The abundance Of
grass promises to put stock into the Winter
in good condition, while the care with which
every available article has been saved to-
gether with the great reduction Of the num-
Der Of consuming animals will probably
make provender more plenty this Winter
than usual......Our lively trader, Dunn,
started South, last week, with carload Of
horses. His object is partly to sell and part
ly probably 10 recoi n,iter.....Jas Allen still
keeps the roads engaged with cattle. jim
is always at work......Our delegation in
Texas write back cheerfully. They are
highly pleased thus far. ..... Cornelius Mont
gomery and his young Mlie start tomorrow
to try their fortune in Missouri,.....We at
tended court, last Saturday, at Milledge-
ville-Judge Lamme ON the bench. The
principal case on docket was Root vs..
Brady 4 Toney-forcible entry and detain-
er. Judge Phillips appeared for the plain
til, and Berry Pittman for the defendants.
have not room TO report the case, although
il is one Of some interest and may in time
be elassed inter oausas ceiebres. The law in
the case was ably arrayed by the advocates,
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N shc Farmers ssS Drsrers Of Cer-
frWs Kentucky.
AMBROSE BUvoRD,

Formerly of Lancaster, Ky, Has located
atCovington, KY, and proposes to engage
in general Comission Business for the
sale 81 Cattle, Sheep and Iiog-. lie
pledges to coninc himself 10 the commission
business strictly. Prompt attention and
faithful returns will be his MOTTO. lie
would respectfully refer to the following
testimonials:
We, the undersigned, have known Mr..
Ambrose Buford for many years, and
checrfully recommend him To the farmers
and drovcrs Of Kentucky as being correct
business man, reliable, and worthy the
patronage of any community. Geo Denny,
Prcs't Natl Bank, Lancaster, Ky; VIM II
Kinnaird, Cashier Of same; Jno = Gill,
Director Of same Robt Kinnaird, Teller;
J p Sandifer. Book keeper. Jennings Price,
Pres't Garrard 20 DcpositI'ank, Lancaster,
Ky, Ed g Hopper, Teller. = p Walters
Prcst lst Nat Blk, Richmond, Ky; W X
Letcher' Cashier; Vim Irwin, former
Cashier. G. u Chcnault, Cashier Madison
Natl Bank, Richmond J 1fShanks
Pres't farmers Natl Blk, Stanford, Ky; J
II Owsley, Cashier. J $ Murphy, Prcs'I
Natl BIZ Stanford, John J Mcliobcrts,
Cashier. Clifton Rhodes, Prrs't Central
Natl B'k Danville; J w Proctor, Cashier
q W Welsh, Pres't lst Natl RI Danvills
T. l. Shackelford, Cashier. 1lS-tl
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STOCK AyD fROP ITEMS.


coohr DAY SALE
M' 'N'"ng'--'ihe Gay wa '''e"' "'e
sold ~ good prices '''''e' '"'eP anu "'e'
did mol sell or'sk'y'
DuHriis. I. Bush reports 80 head OF
good cattle averaging about lIV ioS'' Az
,Ih..d ~ .,I,.s a, sI5 mo, head. 7 head
:, az An nor head % head Of vearlinr. at
saa 20 ner head: II head of yearIings at
S2i per head. Common horses sold from
so to 500 per head. There were ABOUT
500 head Of cattle on the market, nearly all
"'''"
NC
"eorgs,"""'-.o o. .a'd~e'' rePo'. 40
'o'"'e ""' """ s'o" '','".
-, -. m. la ., had of q and l.
Won, ala "a, cattle n, 4, 10 per cwt.; Is head
~ ,.v.., ala .,eers n, 81 a. per cvt; Is
v.,,,;n.. a, "a 10 nor cx,. - do n, a. %.
There were from two to three hundred
mules on hand but were never seen 20 nat.
2-yesr Odds wouldn't bring $50; sucking
mules could be bought for s25 and 40.
'"e,P' '"oo ,, 20 - en- IN
nea"' s'". '""' 'o'
""s o"'' ~.
""' W" ''"s'
IL. T. Noki, OF THIS county mas SOFA Nus
farm containing i~ acres" S'o per '''''
to his sou, X H. Noel
JSo. NJ. HAIL sold, this week, To Messrs
Afford 4 Hickle, ~ head Of two-year old-
good ca''ie' weighing i'o" '"'' :" o"''
FRrp. vIsNAS, Of Louisville, bought oI
Peter Gentry, Of Boyle, 100 head Of fin,
cattle, weighing 1900 lbs, at IS so pei
hundred.
w.dn..
day with 100 good two-year old cattle Il
the Winchester county court day market
which is next Monday.
r. u ux o.o n ,ho h,o.d.r,
" - ~,I,.I. -. Iii :,
" ~. 49, ...,, -. an,
two high grade heifers for 1915.
..,x If c,r;.,;,,
~ Wv -, III, !. la nnh,;.,,
n" 81 ,ro 80 on A.. e,h ia,
y, '"' a.. - a., -, :,
o'''' " ~ WV WV
At the sale OF stock and crop oil Ieter
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IS our reference to the elopement, Of Mr..
Samuel Thurmand and Miss Otie Dawson in
last weeks issue, we stated as our informa-
ton leads us, that they were detained at
one or two points along the railroad, by a
telegram from Mr.. Dawson, the father OF
the young lady, but we learn since they
twain" have arrived home as one that they
reached Gretna Green with out being de-
layed in any way, not even the close,
vigilant police Of Porkopolis getting a glimps
Of them. They have proven "whsre there
is a will, there is a way" and ''no such
thing as fail" Now that they are at home
with the object Of their leaving accomplished
We wish them much happiness and success
through life.
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r INCOLN COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE!

I ofer for sale my place containing ~ acres. 81
uateSl t-2 miles North of stanford, near the stan
e. ri aud Ianville turnpike said farm has Eooh,
new honse containing four beiow and tvoal'ove
up On II Is we'll watersl has a splendid young
orchard with 60 choice frui trees etc. For terms,
ETC., aidecs-. AT stanford, Ny, u. W. Opk.
also offer for sale rent my two story frame
strore house Lancaster street In stanford, next
see the property can find the key at the f'st Once
lln-if
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NOTICE
Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.

The partner sh,p heretofore existing bet ween Jo-
seph Severance. r. W. Miller and y. A. Miller IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent, J. A. Miller
retiring. Al the business will he settlei by the
remaining memb Is 81 the firm. ..
JOSEPH SEVERANCE,
T. W. MILLER,
J. A. MILLER.
The undersigned will continue the business I'M
der the old firm name o. Severance, Miller To-
JOSEPH SEVERANCE.
T. W. MILLER,
September Is, 1874 i32-tf
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Our readers will remember that in our
last issue we gave an account Of the killing
Of a negro man named Robert World, by
several parties. The four yoang men who
were arrested had their trial, and futile
aud Wolfe were discharged also Bib
and the only one who was held for final
examination was Joseph Hughes. Afte- a
patient examination Of his case he was held
for further trial at the Circuit Court, next
October, and was refused bail. As the ease
OF young Hughes will undergo an investi-
cation before jury, We abstain from Civ
ing an opinion as to the merits Of the case
We regret very mnch, ON the accounted hi.
mother, as well rs ON his own recount, thai
he has been sent to the gloomy prison Of
our county, but then We know that "the way
Of the transgessor is hard Young Ilughe'
may he innocent. II he should so prov,
himself, Va shall be glad to reconl the fact
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-25

DocroR LEE HUFFMAN, one Of our best
young professional men, after number Of
years Of labor in the Office Of a Dental
Surgeon, has commenced business on his
own responsibility, aud has opened an ele-
CANT Office on the west side Of Lancaster
street, in stanford, where he will be ready,
at all reasonable hour-, to wait upon those
in need Of Dental Surgeon. We predict
for Doctor Huffman an honorable position
in his profession.
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PyLAsKI COUNTY VIEWS.
BY WILL. G. CURD.

The residence of j. u. Gragg, situated |
near Somerset, on Mt. Vernon street, was |
entirely consumed by fire On the morning |
kitchen and was not discovered until about
o'clock, when IL had reached the room
in which Mr.. q. and wife were sleeping,
who barely had time TO escape with their
lives. A couple Of trunks, sewing ma
chine, a beds tead and lounge, a few chairs,
and part Of the bed and wearing clothes
are about all that was saved. Mr.. Gragg
had been hou.ekeeper but short time,
and his means being quite limited this mis-
fortune must bear quite heavily upon him.
Somerset Lodge I. DO. F.called meeting,
the members thereof giving this unfortu-
nate brother handsome donation the cit
liens Of the town asd vicinity have also
made him up subscription. No insur-
ance. This should be another warning to
those having good residences and nice fur
nilure and cause them to have their proper
" insured Immediately ~ the Winter sea-
son Is fast approaching and the fire fend
will come when least expected.
Some weeks ago we were shown a sub
.o,;,,;on NV II, G.o p.rk;ns of our town.
q, ob,,;n;n, mean. far the buildinp of the
contemplated turnpike road from Somerset
to Monticello, upon which paper the sum o.
90 ooo was .ub.cribed. or 100 shares o.
stock taken within one hours time. But
we have heard nothing from the enterprise
since. Have our citizens abandoned the
idea Of assisting in making this road? If
so il is done at their own peril. Did we
deem /, necessary We would again give our
views and place before our people the great
benefits and advantages that our county and
more particularly our town would derive
from the road. were il made. viii not one
mr. more of our en,erprising citizens take
this impor,ant matter under consideration
and see what can be done. We promise all
an. assistance thai we can render.
John NJ Barnett. our present County
.Judge. presided over his first court On Mon
dav the 2Ist inst. While he uses much
canton he assumes the proper dignity and
"'" ~ -, - w r..
'e'po"''. -. A., b. I'll, nab. o.,
.. 49,. s,,,.o,, ;nn.,,;., ,nd an sa;c;sn,
- A. - 4, LII \.
'"' -. Wa.d.v ,,., o,,.r
mu.t and will be preserved in his court.
mus ' vs. -
IT. A. T. Mer'.ha", u ''""'o''' ''" ~
D. d. Mehea'h' o ,@o""o'' are ~ Pe'e" '
IN our 'o"n' ,"e 'o'"'e' y, "ae H"".''
HOUSE anu tue 'a''er AZ '"e NV. .,
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Ma. HENRY BAucHNAS and Col
Miller are preparing to rebuild at once thei'
stables which were burned recently. Mr.
Baughman will build his out Of brick
making ], large and conveniently arranged
thu. giving Stanford a frst class liver,
stable. We eglad to see good sul-tancis
brick buildings taking the places Of ouI
wooden ones. They are the cheapest in the
end, being less liable to burn, making thu
insurance rate ON them great deal less
and need less repairs and adding no little tt
the appearance Of the town as an enterpris
/ ing one
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VIZ heard little chat, few days since,
between Joe Grimes and little Jim Bca,ley,
Which was about as foIlows; "Jim, do you
chew any tobacco nowr Eyes" "iIow
much ?" ooh, piles Of II piles Of iiF'
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VIZ learn that the lawyers Of this section
took steps during the session Of the Circuit
Court, at Danv,lle, to organize "IIar As.
.ociation," which organization will be COM
pleted at the October term Of the Lincoln
Circuit Court. II will no doubt prove a
mutual advantage to all Of it, members.
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EARM FOR SALE.

The farm on which Col H. J. I'rehinIidss re-
Gently resided In Lincoln county, Desr bbeby Cuv
on the stanford and Knob Itch turnpike, Is offered
boz ale Said farm contains ais,ut ~ acre. With
cum srtahl- improvements, and wv Nc sid as .
whole OF In parts.
For luther Information apply To the upder-'snsci
adjoining the arm, or address a. Shelby sity, ny
eff \. X. DENNEN.
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wru pleasure We announce the return
Of Miss Ellcnora ~ who will remain Al
lcas, another year as on assistant teacher IN
Stanford Female College.
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Mn. RrrBrx BRlcHr formerly citizen
Of Lincoln but now of Illinois was married
on the 9th Of September to Miss Sarah
Dillon Of Normal III and is now
with his bride on a visit to their
many relations and friends in this
county. Mr.. h. reports after residing in
the Sucker State three years, as being better
pleased with il than Kentucky, 'the blue
grass regions Of Kentucky well-he should
be after having won such handsome
bride
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E,XECUTORg PUBLIC
Sale Of Lands !
Near stanford, Kentucky.

As executor Of the will u Vim. shanks.d ec''s
We will On Monday, osfob~r ", isi', sonniy '.n"
day, bslyre the Courthouse dsrf, In stAntrd, ny,
offer at pablo auction, the farm 81 which VIA
shanks died I-ps-cs,el. The farm VIII he di'idri
aud .oli In the tnllowing parc,ls, towii
A. A tract VI aboui $50 a rus. inrluding the man
sion house, aud embracing due Pr'Hrtiolis Of open
and tinl-rred lands, aud adjoin the lands VI John
Raughniat, Joseph McAlister aud others.
2 tract of al1ut $50 acres frontng on tAe sta y
E,rd A Halrs Gap pike and Ing next Ia the Lands
of sam'l ". Cowan. Jno. iiaughman and others sns
the hrst TRAIT, aud laid off by = line commencing
near the gate ei~uing on the pike aud running
arcross the farm for quantity, aud enibraes g'ssl
tenant houss and substantial muie she'd.
g. A tract IL about ioo asres honting On the
snuth side Of the Stanford Crab Or,hard pike and
adjoining the lands 81 Havley, Frank oxsley, aud
oihers, and embraces a tenant h"use
Each ol the aboye tracts Is we'll adapted 10 farming
and grazing purIrsss has frpnt of gsst turn
pike road within two miles of STANDARD, the county
seat oi Iine,,n county "a town ID a'aut twelve
hundred inhabitants, with sssi ~hoois and church
faaiiier. aud on the line ~ the knoasiile braneh
Of the L. a n. H. H., aud within eight miles ii thu
proposed Cincinnati southern Railroad, nos under
ion.
TgRAs-O ne-i hird cash On deli,eryof pssession
the balanr. la equal insialllneni. Of one and twu
years iih l<r cent. interest bond aud approx
ed security nriuirsd of the purchaser tnii pos~s
son given January ist 1915 With Priviirg. "i s.w
ing grass or grain at any time after The sale. io'
further information apply W US In person 90 by let
ter 10 US at stanford, kentucky: =,
:. II. sHANks.
i2s-ids tseeu'ofs.
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Mn. ssxpnooxs, proprie,orof the River
aide Hotel, at Livingston, was In town Wed
pc-,Iay and paid rs a call.
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"UxcLg" LouIs Hooker, who, Tor sevcrsl
years, ha. been affected with disease tech.
nicslIy termed by de,matologi-t- I>Scn'mm'
Fgurafms, which means q whitening or
growing white, resulting very possibly from
& simple arrest Of pigment formation, s
Chsmelcon-like again changing color but
this time Il l. Meiasma Fsgwafwm. Mercy,
wha, jaw-breaker-l A darkening Of the
skin, which r., no doubt, very disccurnging
to Uncle Louis, as he imagincs himself to
be on the advanced waves 81 abolition re-
generation, aud not at all troubled with an
sfIection Of the pigment system. "sich Is
life." We can assure "our Uncle that his
disorder Is comparatively unimportan', ex-
ccpt deformity. At present he Is not as
pretty ss In his childhood's boyish days.
TrE pre-by,ery Of Transylvania met at
the Paint Lick church in Gsrrard county
the 18th, inst and was opened bya sermon
by Rev. W. r. McElrcy the las, modera-
tor present. The body then organized by
clccting Rev. J. A. Bogle moderator and
Emonds Of Lebanon clerk. Several OF the
members were absent for satisfactory reason.
DR.. Pratt, Breck and Barber Of the Central
University were present. Dr. Pratt preached
on Wednesday aud DR.. Junkin Of Danville
on Tuesday. Both di-courses were emit
nently able. Little except routine business
was before the body, which after harmo-
nious session adjourned at noon on Tuesday,
to meet at New Providence Church In Mercer
co In April next. The members bore with
them a lively sense Of Garrard hospitality
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As each wcck 81 the Louisville Indus
trial Exposition progresses the number Of
visitors from this part Of the State increases
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CoAL Agency
To The Public /!

We take this meihod 10 inibrm our friends and
customer. that We have made Mr.. J. II. tIunkE
General Agent br the sale oi our coal Al orders
Thankful Tor past iavors aud hoping BY liberal deal
ngs and pronipi attention business 10 merit and re-
eei,e n sont iuuapcc of the same, arr very re-
suectfuIly, H. y. GRESHAM a CO.,
H. G. HAkkls a CO.,
J. =, THOMPSON,
&. CRpokEA co.,
y. ". DILLON.
Eo-n Il. wapbeo'k.
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Tower Palace. - I'm \ o. f MN
Ciothing Ilouse $50 West Market street Louisville
XIV. Chuiee and fall siock u Mems, Youths and
Childrens' Clothing.
Rules Cor messuring.se nj ON application.
Goods c. o y, With privilege Of eAamlnins.
iOs--iy