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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-08
Millinery Goods.

Mrs. HUT has the largest Millinery Store
Ia the city OF Cairo. with large stock II
Millinery Goods o' oh the latest fashion,
and styles Of Ladies, Misses and Children
hdts, aud Ladle,' bOnnci-, trimmed or nm.
trimmed, all Of which have h.cn carefully
selected, sn bought 81 the very lowest
cash Price. al the four different markets
-. Louis, Cbirrgo, Cincinnati aud New
York. aud which ,hc win offer for ale a.
,o-t. Now il your chance {" get your
Hat. call and see her before YOU pur-
chase AT other place.. She has line 49,
sor,mcnt OF Ladic-. Misses and hlidren',
Shoes. all made to order. that he viii oder
Tor sale nj per cent cheaper than can be
bought At any other Place IN the city Of
Cairo also. variety Of other notions.
Mrs. VI. &. lirLTI.
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
tlcVer,h streets. i!-3.l2.lm.
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To S0lasulunalYea

The advertiser, retired ply sician, hay
ing providentlally discovered, while Med.
ical Missionary 10 Southern Asia, . vsry
simple vegetable remedy for the spcady and
permanent cure Of Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Catarrb, and oil throat and lung
affections, ALSO positive aud radical spe.
cihc for Nervous Debility, Premature DE.
| cay. AMI all Nervous Complaints, feels It his
duty TO make 1t known to his suffering Tel.
lows. Actuated BY this motive, he will
cheeriully send free Of charge 20 all who
desire 1t. the receipt for preparing, and full
directions for successfully using, this provi.
dentially desired remedy. Those who wish
10 avail Themselves Of tue BENEFITS Of this
discovery without cost, can DO 30 BY return
mail, by addressing
DR. CHARLEs p. Marshall.
u Niagara Street,
2,-i-l-wst. Buffalo, y. Y.
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N.nr,, ~ Sh"osimu scrnpe.

About nine o'clock yesterday morning
4 negro man residing in th- city. by the
name of Henry Boyd, went Oh board the
steamer Thompson Dean. which was ~
ing al the wharf. What the ncgro'> bus
in"s> OH the boat wa-. We were not in-
formed. but while on board, lac had some
word. with the mate, aud Boyd says, he
Internationally ran against the mate. who
looked upon the act n calculated 10 in
suit him. whcreupon he the mate drew
a revolver from hi pocket and pointed it
at Boyd. snapped the weapon twice. but
it failed to ill it, Office by not exploding.
and Boyd l"ll the boat. Boyd j. said to
De dang, rous man. bm whcth-
"r hc wa ~ blame in this iu.tancc We
cannot >Iy.
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LIN mus w.. Her

Landlords Of hotels aud boarding h"u'c-
Nr.. coleman. i.lundfos.. No - fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
.ial avenue. Hotel and hogrding-hous"
washing. ,acont- per dozen. For piece worN
pr.te- arc ~ iDllOw,: single shiri and col
tar, Zoe: per dozen Soc; sock, BE-: two col
lars. BE-; Two handkerchiets, 30; vesis 20c.
and all gcn,lemcn's wear, snc. per
dozcn. i.adic-' dresses, - 10 Dc;
skirts 10 TO 2oc; drawer 10 To- lie; two
pair nose Dc; two collar > 10 l0c. For Ia
die.' plain clothes II o. per dozen; ior IL.
dies line clothes, ~ - per dozen: done
promptly, aud promptly delivered. ~
trOuaye solicited.
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Moro Small l'ON.

small poN It'll continue, 10 increase in
our midst, notwithstanding the effort. on
the part Of the city authorities. 20 far. to
stop il, spread. There j. It'll one action
to De- taken, and an important one at
that. which should br looked To at once.
and that i 10 prohibit the children Of the
families where the disease exist, from
running about tn" streets rolling hoops.
jumping ga wagons, AMI playing with
the public -rh"r! children. \ sight Of
thi, description i Ia be- witnessed daily
by any p"r-pn Who will take the trouble
to look into the matter. and step, -hould
ii once be taken IA keep these children
from mingling with those whom they
meet on the streets. before the terrible
scotir.c becomes seated Ia our schools.
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The Cairo SUNDAY school -cholars
turned ont in large numbers Yesterday
morning to attend the picnic arranged
for their benefit on the fair grounds at
.Jonesboro, The special train on the
Cairo and st. Louis Narrow Gauge rail-
road took from this place six carloads OF
men, women and children, all OF whom
anticipated before starting, ami realized
after arriving at their destination, glor-
lou. days sport. The schools of JonesborO
and Anna were also largely represented,
and extended to the Cairoites every
courtc-' that could be wished for.
The writer OF this item Is fully aware
Jonosboro is the place tor good treat
ment and plenty OF fun, and the sunday
school pichic cNcur-ionist. are quite law
ish in their praises of the people of that
burg. When Cairo gives her big Fourth
OF July celebration, her people will have
An opportunity to repay their Jone-boro
friends. which they will ,l". no doubt.
with interest.
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Good BEGINNING.

The Woman's Club and Library ASSOC
citation has been in existence less than
three monlhs--has had five meetings,
aud has now fund of one hundred dol
lars IN the City National Bank. The plu-
pose of the member, l. 10 increase this
fund to five hundred dollar, by next fall
if possible, when the first purchase oi
book, for the library will be made. The
meeting. of the association have been OF
"A most interesting character, and thu
member, extend n cordial invitation "a
tie ladies of Cairo To join the society.
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Mrs. u. NJ. Phillips took passage on
the ele.an, steamer Thompson Dean
yesterday for New Orlean..
Mr.. John Wecms. prominent gen
tl,lnan OF New Orleans. who /. well
known to many OF the first men of this
city. wa at the II. Charles yesterday.
Mr.. Matt. Fulton and his bride ar
rived in thi, city yesterday morning at
hali-past two O'Clock. and took up their
abode at the It. Charles.
Mr.. r. Il. Norton. who j. connected
with one Of the extensive lumber dealing
establishments of Chicago. AMI who is
on hi way to various parts of Missouri
for the purpose Of purchasing large guam
title. OF black walnut lumber for the Chi
rago market. wa at the II. Charles yes
terday.
The family of Mr.. John T.. Fought.
general agent OF the Cairo y 1t. Loui,
railroad. arrived in this city on Thursday
evening. II i said that Mr. Fog.it will
move into the house lately occupied by
Major Burnside. situated At the extreme
end of seventh street. Mr.. Fagget', fam.
lily are now at the ii. charles.
Mr.. u. 4. Edwards, the gentleman
who proposes to get upa splendid map OF
the state of Illinois, was at the ST.
Charlie hotel yesterday morning. II j.
,ail that Mr.. Edward, now la, IN hi
employ eighty men who are engaged in
traversing the State in the interest OF tho
map. and that the cot in completing il
will rcach one hunlrcl thon.amd dollar.
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The DDeltu's Last Party .

kluge's spacious hall, on the corner oi
Sixth street and Commercial avenue, Was
The scene OF much life and enjoyment on
Thursday evening, the occasion OF the
Ia,t party OF SERIES given by the mem.
bcrs OF the Delta City Cornct Band.
There was large crowd of ladies anu
gentlemen plcscnt, who spent the hours
in dancing, and all Of whom to person
are loud in their praise Of the manner In
which the affair was conducted. The sup
per, which was announced AT twelve
O'Clock, j. said To have been excellent.
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The Marrow Gauge.

The Sur copies into IT. columns an
item of news about the narrow gauge,
and proceed, 10 sakc few remarks.
We publish the item, say the Sop, "as q
matter of interest 10 our people, and e>.
pccially to call attention To the fact stated
therein. that the Cairo AMI 1t. Louis
railroad is not finished" Then the S,i
adds: 1--WE thought two or three par
ties swore the road was completed before
the city council would consent to order
the delivery Of the bonds, or the county
court would take action
The Soa is stupid. First it ought to
inquire whether what the Rcptbiicm, has
said |, strictly irue, then il ough,
to ascertain whether the con.
tract ofthc company with the city and
county was to f,ish railroad before il
would ask Tor the bonds. We will in
,truct the SIN: The RepDblicoa ha,
made several mistakes, but we will not
correct them. The road was completed
according to it, contract with the city ant
county before the bonds We're asked tor
That is to say Il train had been run Owe
the road from Il point opposite the city o
st. Louis to Cairo. The place at East
Carondolct where the rails Of the roat
terminate, !. point opposite the city o
| st. Louis. This ], all that was sworn tn
! The contra Il of the contractors with In,
company Was that the road shout,
be completed and equipped from Car,
10 East 81. I.ouis--to point in East 81
Louis. five mile. beyond the point oppo
site the city OF 81. Louis To complct
this part of the road tho contractor, hav
about two years, not i've. II the Sm
anxious to rcpudiate the interest on til
bonds, let II but before Il advises suc
action, 1t should get little reliable infOl
nation about the contract under whc
the bonds were issued.
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Or. Seth Arnold, Cough Killer the
Great c,adirator tor ~ lung di~eases-a su.
pcr.or remedy 10 all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe eases. II l., cure,
qui,k, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
,roup, aud MI diseases Of the throat AMI
lungs. Retail price, % and 30 cents aud ; t..
ANY bottle that does not give relief ma! he
returned, and the money will be refunded.
pr. Seth Arnold Diarrhoa Balssn, - and
80 cents. Remember II i, warranted, Ar
nod's Bill lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
wi.hou, sickness and pain. Compounded
nv Or. seth Arnold'- Medical CORPORATE IN,
Woonsackei, Il. !. sold los Paul q. schuh,
druggist. cairo, III. il-i .2i-3n.
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KeeenttOss.

On next Tue.da, evening. the old time
associate. and friend. of Mr.. Matt ulton,
who vas married AZ Alton on last Thurs
day evening, will Civ" reception. ut the
1t. Charles motel. To- him and his bride.
About eight of the young gentlemen of
this city. who are prominent for doing
thing- in iirst-rlas. style. have taken the
matter under their management. and viii
of course make crcditablc ~uccc.. of it,.
Invitations for the event will bc listed to-
day to large number of the friend. aud
acquaintance oi the bride aud groom.
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4 l.ONal Slnrl.
Auctionscr

Chief of Police Williams has made II
good beginning in hi, official duties. in
issuing the order found IN another place
in this issue al the BULLETIN. in relation
to the throwing oi broken glassware and
other rubbish into the streets, and also in
regard to exposing a, signs. wares and
merchandise of all kind, upon the side
walks. in such II manner a. To make ii
difficult for pedestrians to pas. along the
principal streets of our city. without
banging their heads, or soiling their
clothes by running against them. The
ordinance in regard to such an oiiense oil
the part Of our citizen. Is n stringent one.
and should be enforced whenever viola
ted. We are with Capt. Williams in this
matter, and hope he will keep on in The
good work.
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" sssic.

Mrs. Mob,arrat. one OF the most .w-
complished lady musicians in Southern
Illinois. will, during the >ummcrmontl,s
teach pupil, oil this city, music for the
very low price of ten dollars per term.
Mrs. Monsarrat has for year, past taught
the art Of music IN several Of the most
noted academies Of Memphis, and has
gained By her thorough knowledge ofthc
art most enyiablc reputation. Parents
who have children whom they would
have become completely versed in music,
~ill do well 10 place them under the care
Of this lady. .tf. slit.
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winters Gallery.
Open every day Of the week.

AURORA BUCK BEER al Louis
IIcrbert's.
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To he I.utOrre,l.

Chief of Police Williams has ,igniiicd
hi. intention TO give notice 10 all owners
of hogs, cows. horses, goats ana other
stock. within few days. that he will in
every instance where parties throw them
>clye, liable, rigidly enforce the ordi-
nance prohibiting stock from running at
large in the street, of Cairo. This j. an
other act on the part al Mr.. Williams
that will please the people, and We hope
he viii soon give the order.
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she Fourth Of JWiy.

We have suggested that the people of
Cairo celebrate the approaching Fourth
OF July in some appropriate manner. but
as yet have heard Of no movement look
ing " that end Cairocai afford to got up a
ably tune" aud invite our DeiyhbOrs Of
Tennessee. Kentucky aud Missouri, and
those living along the line of the Illinois
Central Cairo n ~. Louis and Cairo y
Ninccnlc. roads to join u, IN the celcbra-
ton. Whatever of an outlay such celc.
bra,ion would nccc>.ilntc would com"
back ten fold.
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surprised to hear that 1t had gone up OF
down, to the right or left''
Mallory was dumbfounded hut In o
few minutes he recovered, and got Major
sykes, of Memphis, to one side and told
him all about it. lie assured the Major
the cave was fortune to the Narrow
Gauge road, and told him the desc ription
OF the cave hc would put into tho vivcr-
tisemcnt. The Major made notes. and
will publish Mallory description in the
Memphis Appeu'. 80 erca-u
At ~. Louis, Mallory called at The
Southern and tOok GossmixW aside.
Henry" aid I've, 81 ioUnd man WHO
told me where that cave Is located
surc!" ~ -
"Did yon Good. wher~ ~ 1t "ssked
Henry. s.s -
Nowhere. d--n You" .aid Mallory
! think YOU fellows ran that joke Into the
ground. But my time Is coming. When
get back to Cairo. there Will be f,lncral.
DR.. Dunning will make beautiful
corpse Ea rsl,
And now Judge grawf0rd calls the
wonderful cave of Union county Nal.
lory's cave.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river last cvcninc..wa, ~ feet I Al
inches Oh the gauge, having sallci, I IA
inches during the preyiou, 81 hours. \
general decline /. reported in all rivers
above here, except the Wabash. which
was rising fast at last accounts.
The weather was clear and hot yestcr-
day, and during the afternoon a strong
south wind shook mp the dust at II lively
rate.
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wealth aud ii. q. Yaegcr, loading at st.
Louis, gave their freight to the Belle Of
Shreveport to facilitate her departure,
and will follow her as their turss come.
The Barge Line will act tor the common
interest in the matter Of rates.
The Thompson Dean added about
go tons here and cleared with all the
freight she wanted. She had tremcnd-
Gus cargo, amounting to 10000 packages.
besides what she added here. The off,
GERS Of the Dean are W. Il. Miller, Cap.
tain; George Mittcnbcrger. Henry
Foglc and Albert Schraag. clerks
Billy Phillips, and John Rich.
ardson. pilots. Capt. ". b. Miller
and his assistants are men we'll known
and well liked by the public, and the
Dean, under their charge, will Away
get her share Of freight and people.
Shippers along the Ohio have evidently
done all they could to give Capt. Miller
n rolsing cargo on this. his first trip a.
commander OF the Thompson Dean, a.
an expression Of their regard and good
wishes for him and his boat.
a. =, ,,.,. 49,.
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For sale.

The family residence OF Mr.. Aubrey, on
IIelhrook avenue and Twenty.third stree,
is offered tor sale. The grounds consist Of
four lots, with tine fruit trees and variety
Of small fruits and .bruhsery. Tho house
conlAins niwc rooms, attic and cellar, al in
good order. The location and size Of the
grounds mpks. then, very deslrsbls tor tbs
carrying o. VA dover garden, for which
purpose they are admirably arranged. The
PLACE will hs cold on rcasonablv tevn.s,
which will be made known rn application
TO Mrs. Aubrey at the residence. o-s-lw.
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The rat, on the special fruit train on
the Illinois Central road for the coming
season will Dee sluDper carload Of 1000
pound, FROM ,iirn. S9l from Golden.
So from TamproJ, $40 rom Odin to Chi
cngo. The rate ui l"1 pounds from Cairo
i. NOccut,. Iroin Oilin 80 ccHt-. Negeta-
bio, including lom1to',. will b, carried.
in large qumtitic., at - pr ccot. los
than tho above iigITc-.
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Card.
Haviog bought out the store Of fsidore
Climan, on Washington avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth streets, I take this
method conforming the public Of the fact |;
also to assure them that shall endeavor 1t ell
times to merit their confidence and 20 make
1t to their interest 10 give to me the patron.
age I ask.
Have just returned from IS. Louis, where
purchased full and complete stock OF
Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing. Notions, ETC., which Il now open
and fot sale Vt my store. All I ask IL that
You call AMI examine goods and prices.
ttil. SAMUEL CLlNAN.
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one open aud one top buggy. witi bsr-
ness: one seven octave pi mo, nearly new ;
one Fsirbank SCALE, 3 show eases, ) counter.
and shelving, one Halls Dou he ConlbiGa.
ton safe. with burglar box. Twill offer at
night, May slh. and continue du-
ring the next week, every night.
the entire stock Of 30 =, Shoe, Dry
Goods, notion, etc, now in my store.
: ST. LOUIS II. MYERS,
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all paities inter.
ested, that after tbs 2o.h inst, the Ordi-
nances in relation to obstructing sidewalks,
throwing filth, broken gle-i, or other rub
bish into the streets, or exposing their
wares on merchandise Ia such u manner
upon awnings, as to obstruct the tree pas.
sage OF persons, on or oil the sidewalk. will
be rgidly enforced. ". VI. WILLIAMS.
5s-ti. Cily Marshal
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the valves OF which open and shut seventy
OF eighty times per minute. lfan alcoholic
.tmulant be taken into the blood the pump
work, much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears ont the vital machinery. All TIE in.
toXicating nu.lrum- advertised A. "tonr-,"
"rcno,atOr-," "clrrcctiye-." ~, produce
TIN, disastrous elect. and hence all inteli-
gent Christians are thankful That Dr.
WALKERS VEGETABLE NiSEGAR BirrsR-
IAN lnvigoran, and Alternative without n
.ting-i, everywhere supplsntins these
urAprictary poison.. i-l5 Nv.
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THE SsIA Reliable .

hereby announce 10 the public that |
am better prepared than ever to aeeommo-
date my patrons at the Central Hotel, on
sixth -treet. between Commercial end
Washington avenues have taken part
ner in the hotel business, Mrs. Applsmau,
who has had considerable experience in
that line. and viii not fail I, make guests
:eel at home. The table viii always be
supplied with the best the market affords.
served mp In the most palatable manner.
Board andlodging per week. - SO; single
meals, a5e, TO be had at all hours. have
also in connection with my hotel, a frat.
class barber shop. and am prepared to give
customers o good shave. hsir-cut, ahsmpoo.
ng, etc. win rnn three chairs, and have
employed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. shaving, 10 cents; sham
pooling, 90 cent and hair cutting, q cents
Give me call PROP. r. GoEBEt.
r.. I'M
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Attachment Notice.

II. day of April, ls75, q writ OF attachment
Wa. issued out of the clerk. Office of the Alex.
ander county circuit court, IN the State OF Ilii.
Monday In MAY, 1873, at the suit OF Jhomas
Iainl'erson, wherein YOU, and " lillian J. Allen,
firm Of Allen 4 webb, are defendants, for the
sun, of &sai y, which writ has been levied 1pou
the estate of you, the said II. Watson Webb, and
served upon garnishee, and said suit " now
pendng In said court. Unless you shall APPEAR.
give ball. and plead, within The time limited for
estate 30 attached sold, AMI proceedings taken
against said garnishee.
Dated April esth, ny.
REUBEN =. IOCuM. CLERK.
samuel T.. Wheeler, attorney for pisiaur
t-29-Wtt
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MALL0RY's CAVE.
one Of tho Nest Wonderful Caves In
the World How James Mallory
sought and HOWmd tt.

James Mallory, the well-known ticket
agent of this city. said to Doctor Dun
ming. the wcllknown physician:
doctor. I'm going Ia 81. Louis this
morning. by the Narrow Gauge road
70 this volunteered Information the
Doctor replied:
swell, now, if YOU are, YOU should by
all mean, get Of at Quctels Gap and visit
the wonderful cave that Is in that neigh
borhood somewhere"
whats wonderful about it Z"
why, they say, that in the heat of
summer the stream, in it are frozen.
The farmers about it obtain from it all
the ice they use. 1t is kind OF ready
made ice house"
When Mallory got on the ears, he
sat down near Henry Go,Sman, and
said
"llenry, DR.. Dunning says there /, a
cave in Union county in which the water
Is frozen all through the Summer. Did
youevcr hear of it"
"Of course. Col. Taylor told me about
it year ago" and Henry vcnturcd to
wink at the Colonel. who heard the re-
mark.
Then Mallory got up and went forward
a seat or two and sat down close TO Col.
Taylor.
Colonel, he asked, "lid you ever hear
of the summer lee cayc in Union -
"Iye read of ii. II is like the Manu-
moth Cave as described by the poet
The Mammoth Cave; o, Whit a .poi
In summer cold, in Winter hot.
Lord Almighty, what u wonder
Andrew Jackson, hill aud ,hundcr ~
Mallory looked at the Colonel in blank
establishment, and rs the ear, passed
down the grade at Jone,boro, said to
Judge Crawford:
THAT must be wonderful cave
around here somcwhcre--that ice cave
''lcc cave. Its hot water cave IN the
Winter" said the Judge. II went into
it with man on Christina, day. The
man had a little whisky with him, and
made one OF tic best hot whisky punches
that man ever drank. don't know, be-
cause didn't taste H. But that's what
he said. just at Thu time the water in
the cave j. neither freezing nor boiling.
It's between the Two. II the weather
yet. little cooler il viii boil II Il little
warmer il will freeze. Tho cave Is over
there to the right ol the train ahonl halt
Il mile"
Mallory studied little while. lie
was thoughtful.
"Oberly," he aid at last, where j,
that cave located =
"The last time was IN 1t, II was over
there to the left OF the train about halt a
mile."
Crawford SAYS il i to the right"
"Well, it may be- said oberly. 1T
may have moved on the lst OF May"
; Mallory wa, thoughtful again. When
the conductor came into the car, Mallory
got up, took him by thc buiton'holc. and
. asked him IN u confidential manner
where the cave was located. IA
, The la,l lime | vas in II, il was lo
: Gated ahead OF MS about milc. said thu
: conductor.
but Crawford says 1t is 10 the right o
| the train, and behind " now said Nal
lory, In Il sad tone.
III may be-" said the conductor. ~
j. wonderful, cave, and would not b
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lnkc Nnlice 10 hi.

,m pref are 10 furnish TO customer
Boot. aud ~boer, OF "a. line material, a. ncu!
In III and cheap IN price ~ can he procured
by permitting speculative persons. OF mcn
liyiu- In the East. 10 send for them. ! ask
banker. public officers, aud other per.on-
10 take notice Of this anf ounccmeut.
make Boots and shoes Ia any ,;ylr amt oi
every quality. Gave me atrial.
Remember the locatiOn of lay shop
rwenlietl street between Poplar street and
Washington avenue, near the Court House,
iGi.l3-tf. WA EnLFRs.