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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

safety lamps will find them at manu-
facturer's prices at
J. a. MooRE's.
SOMETHING ABOUT GOING EAsT.-The
shortest possible route between the Great
West and the East, North and South, is
over the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Short Line This road has gain
ed surprising importance BY reason OF
| immense expenditures in the last two
years, of over two millions dollars. be-
sides earnings, in improvements Of road
way, in re-laying their line with best
quality of new steel and iron rails, on
broad new ties, and by substituting for
| ordinary ears, new reclining chair coaches,
elegantly carpeted and fitted, with Dress
| ing rooms with toilet convenienees for la
dies, gentImen and families travelling with
children, tcithoat any extra charge. This
| line runs six fast express trains between
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, two
more than any other road, and connects
with all the great through lines East,
West, North and South. It is remarkably
exempt from accidents by reason OF adopt.
ing every modern appliance for comfort
speed and safety, including night and day
wstehmen, who inspect the road before
and after the passage Of each train to see
that everything Is secure. We recon-,
mend those contemplating trip East tC
take the st. Louis. Kansas City & North
ern short Line, either through st. Louis
the great metropolis Of over $50, 600 inhab
itants, or through Chicago, via the Chlca
go & Alton short line, over the Louisiana
Bridge now open for passage Of thrOugi
trains Ticket Agents Of eonnes TIM
roads selling tickets TO the East, North o.
South. will furnish tickets by this excel
lent line. For map, circulars, time card
and information relative to rates. &C., ap
ply TO OF address Lyman NeCarty, Kan
sas City, No., or p. b. Grost. st. LOUIS, no
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15
Thirty Years Experience OF an Old

a splendid stock of shoes just re-
ceived at A. S. Smiths store. lift
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

Fine assortment of perfumery, toilet
articles, toilet sets, flower vases, &C.,
for the holiday trade and sold at panic
prices at j. A. MooREs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

FARMERS, ATTENTION. When you
come to town go to Haryey's old stand
of Ferguson &c Harvey, and get a
square meal'' for % cents. l5tf
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ATTENTION EvERYBoDY.-lIerea
1 will make photographs and gem pic
lures at the following prices:
Photographs per dozen $500
Two gems in carte envelopes 80
Four gems on cards 30
One-half size gems on cards each 80
All pictures warranted to suit or no
charge. Itf Il. A. HICKOx.
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Parties wishing non-explosive brass
safety lamps will find them at manu-
facturer's prices at
ManPr'a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-05-15

Farm to rent. Call on S. J. Smith &
20. 37-tf
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Any one contemplating "trip to South
ern Kansas, the Indian Nation, or Texas.
should address Thomas DOrwin, general
passenger agent, Sedalia, Mo-, for Il cor
rect map, with time fables. rates Of fire
&c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-22
COUNTY coMMlssl OVERS.
SITTING AS a BOARD OF EQUAL
IZATION.

The Board Of County Commission ers,
convened IN special session, for the pur-
pose OF examining and acting upon the
assessment LETS for the year 1874, as re.
turned by Assessor Martin, has bson nd
journing f'om day TO day, intending to
finally dispose Of tho Assessments to.mor-
row. Appeals by tho following property
holders from assessments have been filed,
as below mentioned, viz
John Antrim, lot I, block 8, city, 1900.
Barclay Bros, lot (, block city, 1900
Il. II. Cunningham, lot II. Dinck 3, city
800,
Cunningham, Miller u Parker. lot.
Il and IL, block I, city, 800.
L. f. Davis, lot 80, block ~, city,
coo.
j B. HUDSON, lots 5, { and I, block &C,
city, $3.50.
j. NJ. Philips, lots Il and %, block So,
city 1850.
$. p. Wheeler, lots g. and s, bloch II
city, 100.
A. Coming', lot, Il and 10 block, IS
city, $50.
w. II. Morris, Q lots in block "a in Il.
addition, assessed At 100 each.
Chas. Gallagher, portion Of block , 2 al
dition assessed At 10, 100.
J.Q. Hartman, agent, lot. I, block A.
city, 700.
t J. q Hartman, agent. ~. -, block ,,
: city $40.
j q. Hartman, agent, 10, 9, block =
/. city 300,
b. G. Winston, agent, lot -, block %, cit,
. let addition, assessed At 500.
Z, Winston, agent, lots q aud ~ bloc
q ji city, lst addition, assessed At 1880.
y &. Winston, agent, lots = and 3, bloc
= 50, In l., addition, Assessed at 2, $50.
q G. Winston, sson,, lots 30, "a, rs and
. in Hotel addition assessed at $50 each.
? We understand that tho commissions
: will make careful examination OF the .
:, tire assessment ani make such chang
q A. 10 their juigmsn. seem ju,, and "a
Y A. the present sitting, Commissions
=. Fisher and Wilson arc present, and Cot
. missioner SAuisr, Kb.oni.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORDINANCE No, ST.


pr nvidins f0T the lrnuW appr1l Nnllpn.. luI
thc n.sal year ending April 3ntl, lel'.
81 = ordained by the city council OF Tue
olty 81 CAIRO; ....rt.
fraI Ing The Necessary expenses. Of The cor
40, AZ t0n f,r the fiscal year ending Apil %
s-t,. avd paying certain liabilities 7readN
tnc,iryes the following sums, or SO hlnen
shcreoias may be required. DO, anu tney
ans ne eby appropriated, for the borrowing
pTpgSSe nm mn OF %, 723 40 for the purpose
ni piying interest ON sundry bonds OF the
Tho sum of $3.50 for the purpose OF
nying interest on bonds Issued TO Fos;'
lJward a Co.
e The sum OF s31G0 for the purpose Of
rying interest on bonds issued to the Cairo
!. 81. Louis Railroad Company. Ollrcady de-
iyered by trusteel
Z. The sum Of 500. for the purpose Of pay
N. bonds due, and becoming due before
Anil 80, 1870.
l. Tho sum of 30 GOO, 60 pay amounts re-
c.ivcd in loan from citizen, Tor EraNcllhs
lryre street. between ith and litu siIect..
q. The sum of 5000. TO pay prin 'lpal "hd
interest on outstanding city warrants.
:. The of sum Sl2,j0C, 70 pay salaries ol
various city officers, including the p2Hcc
$. Tho sum Of - 900. TO doiray the cost Of
building, rcconstructing and repairing sIdt-
walks.
o. The sum of $4,000. to deiray the cost
OF It'll ( aud repairing streets.
10. The sum Of $1,000, 20 be expended i2i
drainage purposes.
H. Tue sum Of $4,000, TO dciray the G
panscs of the board Of health, including sal
g'y othCalth officer.
". The ,um OF l,s00, 10 dofay The eN
Cnses OF the Fire Department.
IL. The sum of 500 to deiray the cN
1mses of the city clerks ohire aud counc
,iambcr
II. The sum Of $40, 10 defray the cN
Icnsc. Of city election.
IL. The sum OF 9 1000 10 dciray expense
,t city iafl and dieting prisoners.
10 The sum Of 5000 10 dciray the tN
,,sn,cs Of printing. binding and advertising
II. Tho sum OF $1,000 to pay for ga, ol
,tkrr light Tor use OF the city.
is The sum Of $1,000 for contingent
tInd
~. The sum Of Sl,auO. for expenses col
lccting general warrant for isi4.
Approved July 18th, 1874,
JoHN WOOD, Mayor
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS.
City Clerk.
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BACON ROCK.
CAPT. DUGAN AFTER THE OLD
THING.
AND ALSO ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN
INFORMATION CONCERN
ING 1T.

Capt. X. w. Dugsn arrived yesterday
morning, and hopes by this evening to
be prepared to begin tho work of romov.
ing Bacon Rock. Ho has not fully dstor-
mined upon tho plan he will adopt in At
lacking the monster, but thi nike he will
use new explosive called "rock-rend,'
which Is more powerful than glycsrino or
giant powder
The captain is snIious, before com.
meLcing his work, to ascertain all fscw
oonneetsi with tho rock, its character,
how long il has been there, its position,
&c and, We have no doubt, !, open to
few suggestions 40 to the best way TO take
it out. There are but few people who
have ever seen the rock exposed or took
any particular notice Of IL when II was
out of water, aud those who did arc rst-
bent, 60 very little information can
DO gained concerning IL.
Capt. DugSn is st'Ppng at tho 81.
Charles Hotel.
The sIplssivs above mentioned 10, AZ its
name Indicates, "oold poison when sp.
piled to rocks, but seems TO have but little
appetite for say other substance con,s-
qusntly i. 10 not .. dangerous A. other en-
plosiys. The operations on tho rock
will, no doubt, be very interesting, and
persons, having thsir lives insured, need
not hesitate ~ spproseh close to the work
The explosions will. In all probability,
aAr - f.k o. a
Z o tho sport Of fishing
ought to DO present A polite and at,ep.
K tive man has been employed whose
especial duty will be to answer all qus,.
6 tons visitors may wish to ask, and keep
everybody posted a, TO the time Of the next
;, blast, its strength, aud ths amount VI
l. work I. !, expected to do also TO present
- 20 every visitor piece Of The rock as
, memento.
?, The occasion is not expected 20 squs
!. the 81. Louis bridge ire works, bu, IL Vii
como nearer hlling the bill The blast,
ing operations will be conducted by Pro
fes,er Peterson who has had vast expert
D. enes 10 tho cas-, and undor,lands his buii
Is ness thoroughly.
III Coroner GoHman will be present I
IN wait upon any one who may be foolis
I'd enough to need hi. services and every
be ,hing il, expected TO go off smoothly .n
IN sstisfss,orily. We have employed =
re obituary editor who will not nsgls 20 d
ID. Justice to those who sacrifice themselys
It. u pom the altar of the grsstriver rock, An
lie. also to those who may die by the hand
Capt. Dugsn, who sometimes, while he
/ being Questioned, becomes furious Al
-, sills people by the dozen.
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EMAECIPATIoE CELEBRATION. - The
coming anniversary OF the emancipation
Of slaves in the West Indios August lat,
tho colored citizens OF CAIRO will celebrate
in an appropriate manner. A Grand
Barbecue Dinner will DO served in
Schee. garden, and speeches, by we'll
known orators, will be made in tho fore
noon ana afternoon, within tho hall,
which will be appropriately decorated for
tho occasion.
cordial invitation to participate in
the celebration is extended to all the sur.
rounding country,
The best brass band in southern
Illinois has been procured for tho occs-
sion.
The tables will be supplied with all the
seasonable Refreshments.
invitations have boen extended TO some
OF tho mott talented speakers in tho land
and favorable answers have been received
from most OF those who have been in
yited, Among tho speakers who have
tocn solicited to speak on the occasion
are Hon, Frod. Douglas, OF Washington /;
Gov. Pinchbsck, of Louisiana; Hon. J
II. oberlyi Hon. d. 7. Linegar, and J
j. Bird, Esq, OF Cairo.
Committee Of Arrangements.-D. 9
Scott, j, II. Allan, VIM Malone, s. smithe
and J, Jennings. 7-l7-Gt
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THE COURTS.


THE cIb.ElT COURT.
Tho Circuit Court, which Aa, been 10
session for the pa, oigh. weeks, will very
probably, GImos. certainly, adjourn thu.
evening.
Judge Baker vii. to-day enter Up final
orders in all csso9 held undOr advise.
mcn:, and also orders tor continuance in
cases which it has been impossible 10 final.
ly dispose Of at this term
This is probably the longe., term Of
circuit cour. ever hold in this country,
and vas; amount Of business Asi been
transacted. Although tho weather has
been extremely hot, tho Judge
has clung 70 his determination
TO as noarly clear tho docket as possible,
even II il took all summer.
- soo0 as court AdJourns Judge Baker
will retire fora while, 10 Dog Tooth Bend
there to rusticste amid tho classic shade.
Of that romantic neighborhood. Circui,
| Clerk lCcum will also leave immediately
to spend iow weeks at Dixon Springs in
! rope county lie intends making the
trip overland by way Of Grand Chain
Metropolis, etc Sheriff Irwin has hil
hands l4li Of business aud cannot now
tnko the rost he much need, and deseryes
COUNTY uOuET
County court for probate and criminal
business, Judge Bros prosiding, ID in ses.
sion. Several criminal case. will be tried
to-day. The jury will be called a, nine
o'clock this morning. Judge Bross and
Clerk Lynch are both unwoll, but will do
tho bostt they can to dispose Of tho buslnss,
before them. Deputy Dick Fitzgerald
hale and hearty, will back them up In
good styloi and will, no doubt, render
them invaluable aid.
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PEACrIcAL WAroHMAH EK..-Mr. j. j
S.elz0r, practical and thoroughly com
potent matchmaker, has established him
cell Ia business At his Residence, No. II
Cross street, where he will take in all
work rendered him. Mr.. Stelzer being
under no expense, can Afford 70
work from 90 TO 100 per cent cheaper
than any other matchmaking establish.
nent in the city. All work warranted
TO give satisfaction. Order. for work car
30 left at tho bindery in THE BULLErIS
building. Sir. Stelzer also keeps on hand
a fol! supply of all kinds Of lowers, snc
will take pleasure in hlling ORDER
left with him. 3G-7-l-lm
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nrntNANcE NJ So
WILL X. HAWKINS,
City Clerk.

lcyyln- and assessing taxes for the year, y.
-, 1874, for corporate purposes.
BE II ordained by the City Council of the
city OF Cairo.
~rcrIoS l. That the sum of $4,000 l.,
hereby levied Al assessed upon the real
and per-uual property within the city OF
cairo. subject % taxation, a. the anne Il as
s,s,ed for state and county purpose, for the
current year.
SIC. .. The mayor and city clerk OF said
CITY OF Cairo. shall. on or before the second
Tuesdly iu August, 1874, certify 10 the
county Glen oi Alexander county. that the
city OF taTr) require. the sum If sJ1.duu.
10 be raised by taxation, for city purposes.
SIC. @. TIE county collector oil said Al
eNauIer county. 8. hereby authorized 20 Tc-
gciyg city Drier. ug warrants, ~ pas uiput of
THE laid city taxes. 81 extent OF Cne-hah ci
iu1 total amounts collected from all pcrs0ns
and roIll, corporate.
SIC & II -nan be the duty 81 the city
treasurer, " leucNer tie county collector Of
said Alexander county shan pay over
. lin city take. m money. 20 ayportluu
the .4ue among n. fund. known 5. Gene.
IA Interest fund Fox. Howard q Co. In
tore, fund; Bond Redemption fund. and
iUII 20 pay amounts received IN loan from
citizens i1T -fayelins L,Nee street. IN pro.
portion o. tie suns Appropriated Tor laid
the c0Lec,r~: and, when the said collector.
shall pay over 10 the said treasurer, tity
taGes ~ Ortsrs. OF warrants, 20 place ia,
amount OF 81 noe an The General iunA
Approved Jl.! 18th. ia.
JoHS WOOD. Mayor.
Attest
Will *. HAWhTS-.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

This is to notify the public that the un-
dersignei has removed his stock of boots
and shoe, from tho corner OF Seventeenth
and Washington to No. lao Wsshin gton
avenue In the house formerly occupied
by T. w. CMrico ~ Co., where he will be
hsppy to receive hi. old friends and torn
new scqusin,ances, by selling them boots
and shoes at tho lowest agures for cash
Thankful for pas. patronage, he respect
fully solicts u continuance Of the .sme
3-7-2O-dot =. s. MATsoS.
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~i3illu, tho amount cxpsuded
in improving the colorcd school
building, deducted from S}O2GG 90. the
total expenditure loaves tl5,9j5 30,
tho actual running expenses for the cup.
port Of tho schools during tho year.
j. Il. PHlLt, President
+. konsMEYEE. Secretary.
Cairo. July goth, 1874.
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MILLISEEr FOODS AT Cost Mira
Briggs, Commercial avenue, corner Tenth
street, wishes to inform the ladies Of Cairo
and vicinity that for the next 30 days she
al cell her summer millinery at cost
Please call and examine her goods, if
yor wish something fine alta low price
A2-E.l Lin
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For Two Months Only

Board
At the Delmonico Hotel At Reduced
Rates.
Boarlers will DO vol to inquire a, the
office and make arrangements.
7j-7.l2.Gt HAhRY WALLER.
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Hanover College, Hanover. Indiana.

NEXT term begins september 9Th, 1874.
Two full courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatoTy department, Full faculty.
Tuition free, Boarding a. low ~ elsewhere,
For information OF catalogues apply To- Rev.
q, G. HICKMAN, -. u. President.
s3---JO-tS
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For RESr,- Houso on corner of Elev.
enth and Walnut streets Large and
roomy, good door yards and ground APP
ply on the premises or Arlington House.
llENRY ELLIS.
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Ia you wan: comfort this no. weather
&c; pair o. ,hoss clcih shoes a, Elliot.
& Hawthorne, fsr isss Than cost.
-t-G-l5-5.
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ELLGo.T = HAYTHoES have on hand
$40 pair gentlemen cloth shoes jus: the
thing tor summer wear, that Wi! b. l.o-e ]
o.: n: the price Of common slippers.
s0-s-ls2t
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the largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY ElCHHOFF, No.
40 Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 7i--6-l 7-3m
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ALI tue day bosrtsr: in the city can
be accommodated 3. the ST. Charlie
hotel, with frs;-class board s, second class
rates 7g-I.ls..f
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DIR, JESSELLE leaves this p. IN. for Du
Quoin, on business. Any engagements
for dental work made during his absence
will receive prompt attention on his rc.
turn, which will be Wednesday next.
90-7-ls-lt
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PEINATE ENcUEsIoN.-A small and
select party Of citizen, will make an e1-
cur,ion on the C. and V. railroad TO-DAY
10 GrAyvil!s
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Tue SCHOOL kEP0ET.-We publish
,A.i morning the very fan report OF the
Board Of EGg-a.iou Of the Cairo school
District. The ropor. shows that the eE-
pgEdiigres o; tie lac. fiscal year were
very heavy, bu! they we're unavoidable.
Proper houses had 20 be provided for the
eo.grei school children, and large sum OF
money ~. expended in doing ,ni,. Tni'
expenditure will not be required hi.
year, aud cens.qu.nlly the .ehoo! tax in
this district vii! 10. b as heavy a. /. WA
last year The burden these scuool, en-
tails upon US il heavy, bu. wo have schools
We neeI NJ. be a-hsmst Of and, wist
proper support, Prot. Alyori will make
lhem schools va will al be progt Of.
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For SALE-2UO uozen one quart fruit
cans at 81 per dozen ! half gallon cans at
81 30 per dozen, all of good tin with
grooved seams, manufactured and for sale
by A. HALEY, les Washington avenue,
near Tenth street. s2-7-l7.lm
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Takes great pleasure in announcing that
they are now prepared to supply everybody
with lake ice OF the very best quality, either
at their houses or at the stores. Orders
should b lefl At the Office, No. 90 Ohio
LeNee. 525.l2-am
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FRESH MILWAUKEE BEER.

Mr.. Jacckel has made arrangements 20
have constantly on hand
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WILL sET 4 srLEEDID FREE LUNCH
Every Day Hereafter, between . ard 10
a. IN.
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A BAEGAIS.--The Store Fixtures, stock
Of Queonswsre, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
Of P4Esoy DAVIS ~ Co., can be bought
A. a very low figure, to close out. To
any ono DESTROYS OF going into the
Quecn'wsro business, thi. is rare oppor.
tuni,y. FOR particulars call on, or adj
dress j. T. TnoNAs, Assignee.
L z
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MTLWAUEEE
BEER,
COLD AS ICE WATER,

BEER,
COLD AS ICE WATER,
At his popular saloon, corner Washing.
ton avenue and Twelfth street,
The attention of the public lie called 10
thi. fact and the patronage of all tho low
ers Of good lager solicited by Nj.
Jacckcl
Go to Wilcoxs Block for fine peachea.
T. WASTED "A woman 10 wash and iron.
apply at the BULLETIN office. If
SOMETHING new in yOlly glasses Il
lIar.man's. ss.G.17..f
4 FULL line Of Jelly glasses a. Hart
mans. ss.G.l7-.G
PorLAR lsih ~ Is per NJ =, Box Fac
tory. g3.e.l9.3
PINE 'can!Iing and joice SIC 80 per NJ
at Box Factory. g5.J.lG.3.
So>ErHryg NEw.-A new thing in
Jelly glasses at Har.msns C7-7-lO.,f
THE BE>T.-Bstler board IL the Del.
mglieo than any other house In the city
-b-IJ-c.
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CAIRO, ILL, July Is, 1874.

AT ALL HOUSING understand that
on tho lrst Of next month the Dolmonico
hotel DINING room will be open day and
night Meal tickets Viii be sold at the
rate OF fifteen for five dollars, thus en-,
abling those who visa to call for and 90,
their meals at any our, day or night.
Tho best the market affords will be sup
Piled, and bosrders ct,n order what they
choose 7O.7.l2.Ot
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FRESH
MILWAUKEE BEER
Always
on
Hand.

DIssoLUrIos oF Co.rARTSEEsuIr.-
No,ica is hereby given hat having pur-
chased the interest Of j, H. Clay in tho
firm Of Clay ~ Ent, in the logging busi-
ness, no said arm was dissolved on thu
"a day of February, a. d, 1874, All
parties having claims against or indebted
to said firm arc hereby notified TO present
the same for immediate settlement.
THos. j. EST.
AAILn- LII Inlu 1914
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PHoToGRArhs,-For tbs next SIXTY
days VIM. Winter will make tho bes
OF photographs at 81 per dozen. This is
rare opportunity for those desiring
work in this line. 47-7-3-3Ot