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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-16
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Yesterday morning, We are told, q ne
gro woman named Corlis. living some.
where on Walnut street, in the upper
part OF town. got up and attempted to
make fire In the kitchen stove, 10 get
breakfast for her husband, a, usual.
Finding the wood 10 be damp and hard
to light, she went 10 pantry. and taking
down a can of coal oil. she returned to
the stove. and suppo,ing there was no
fire In IL. lifted one of the lids aud began
pouring the oil over the wood.
She suddenly, however. became aware
OF the prcscnce Of fire somewhere in
close proximity to the stove and oil can,
BY the flames which were communicated
to her clothing in an instant after the
oil had saturated the kindlng. and which
very quickly. no doubt, would have ter
minated seriously, had she not been pos
Se,,ed with great deal of presence OF
mind 4, soon as the flames had ignitcd
her dress, -hc ran quickly to a bed room,
aud Selling bed quilt, she wrapped it
closely about her lower limbs, the fire
having caught the bottom of her dress,
and held il there until >hc had smoihcrcd
out the flames.
Thi. i, another proof Of how much
precaution should be used where coal oil
is brought into use. 1t Is n dangerous
article 10 tritle wi tn.
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Or. Seth Arnold's Cough hilier-the
great eradicator for al lung diseases-s su.
perior remedy TO all other medicines yet
discovered, IN severe csse.. It's 9 cure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy tor
coughs, colds, core tbrost, whooping cough
,roup, and all diseases OF the throat and
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, aud the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold. Diarrhga Balssm, - and
% cents. Remember 1t Is warranted. Ar
nold's Bill lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
BY DR.. Seth Arnold Medical CORPORATE m,
woonsocket, X. |. Sold by Paul &. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo. III. jJ-,-2j-3n.
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There will De services a usual in the
various places Of worship in this city to-
day.
There i, a man in Cairo, we are .old.
who offers to wager that he can eat
twenty hard boiled eggs in one hour.
1t is laid that the Mound City people
expect to have ten thousand visitors in
their town on Decoration Day.
The weather has become warm, and
the yairiou, ice dealers Of Cairo have
put their ice wagons on the road for the
season.
--Loaiers are scarce in Cairo at present,
though business is not extremely active,
and the police officers are not oyerworked
by keeping the city in quiet state
Mound City has neglected, thus far,
to get up base ball club. That burg
is falling behind her ncighbors in thi,
particular thi, season.
1t i. said that "buiIalo gnats,' those
terrible little insects which have created
such havoc among the horses IN the
South, have mad their appearance in
Cairo.
Coal oil came very near doing the
bushes, tor negro woman up town
yesterday. The fire wouldn't burn and
She got inpatient. She came within one
OF cremating herself.
The Taylor Literary Society will, on
next Friday night, give an entertainment
at the Athcneum, for the benefit Of the
"Woman's Club and Library A''ocIA-
ton
The Rev, DR.. Foote's address, de-
liycred on Ascension Day in thls city,
which we publish in this issue OF the
BuLLErIN. takes mp much of the space
usually devoted TO other matter.
"A drunken negro while vending his
way homcward yesterday morning, was
run against and knocked down by team,
and barely escaped having the dayhghts
| squeezed out of him.
We have been furnished with re-
port of Il chicken fight, which took place
in the upper part Of town day or two
ago, but will have to forcgo publishing
it, ON account Of pressure OF other mat
ter,
-Huefner. OF the Planters House, will
make it lively at hi place to-day with a
big turtle soup lunch this morning, and
a sacred concert Tonight. lie wants all
his friends to come and sec him, and par
take of his offerings.
-CocklebuI, are death on COWS. Not
less than A dozen OF these useful animal.
have gone where the woodbine twinell
within the past four days, from eating
these weeds. which grow in abundance
about Cairo.
A little girl strolllng down Washing
ton avenue yesterday afternoon with
young wolf in her arm, was the observed
of all observers. They were extremely
friendly, and neither seemed TO be at al
suspicious OF the other.
"A number OF the young folks WIN
visited Jonesboro on the occasion OF tn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. Monsarrat. one Of the most ac.
complished lady musicians In Southern
Illinois. will, during the summer months,
teach pupils Of this city. music for the
very low price of ten dollars per term.
Mrs. Monsarrat has for years 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 enviable reputation. Parents
who have children whom they would
have become completely versed in music,
will do well to place them under the care
of this lady. 5-i-,f.
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The Delta City Silver Cornet band con-
gregatcd in front of Mr.. Charley Gillhof-
fer's house, who was lately married, on
Fourteenth street. Friday evening, and
gave that gentleman aud h, bride very
pretty scrcnadc.
The programme arranged by the band
boys, however, was somewhat dsar-
ranged by another party Of young men
and boys. who had, a. it 50 happened
made their arrangements TO make things
lively for the newly married couple by
giving them regular old time "bclling."
When the band boys started, the pro-
grammc they had selected consisted of sew
cral pieces OF music, composed by noted
musicians. When they arrived at their des-
tlnation, the programme was materially
altered and consisted of the following Sc
lcctlons:
Chorus by the belcrs; with fox horns,
COW bells, horse fiddle. tin pans, old wash
boilers, and various other instruments o I
like description. Thi. band consisted
OF about iilty pieces. Gilmore's Boston
band is left far in the shade when COM
pared with it.
silver Threads Among the 6old,'
Delta City Cornet band.
Followed by another chorus by the
bellers.
This was kept up until the Delta boys
had worried through three tunes, when
they gave up in despair, and then
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GRAND MAY PICNIC.
10 b. GIVEN BY THE--
CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY.
on Sunday. Nay 81. 1873.
At the Beautiful and Romantic Hills Of Ken.
tutky, Near For, jefferson.
CAIRO

The weil-known Steamer "rhree states"
has been chartered for the occasion, and
win convey the party to the grounds. The
boat will lsaye the foot of Fourth street. a.
follows: Fir,t trip, 0 IN return, II
N. sesonI'rp, $50 p. IN. r.turl, :. p.
m. The excellent Delta cit! Cornet Band,
and splendid siriDg band have been en-.
gagged - n nish music. Rcrtstment, Of
all kinds viii be on the grounts. A good
time i anticipated.
Tickets for round trip, 80 cents children,
- cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places:
l.. & W. Budcr, Loui. Herbert, VIM.
Alba, Z. q. ,chuh, Cha.. Schoenemey or,
I'd. Hue'ner, +. VI. stockneth, Amanda,
Jaeckel, CRY Brewery.
419.j.lC--t.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port s.ist.


ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
A." Mary Houston, New Orleans.
Cons. Millar, Memphis.
Susie Silver, Pittsburg.
City of Chester, Memphis.
Hickory, st. Louis.
Idlewild, Evansville.
Belle Of Memphis, st. Louis.
Nint. Shinklc. Cincinnati.
Tow-boat Jno. Gilmore, Louisville.
A.. j. Baker, Louisville.
Alice Brown, ST. Louis.
Liberty No. 3, Wabash.
Propeller Ale stephens, Obion river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah
Mary Houston, Louisville.
Cons. Millar. Cincinnati.
susie Silver. IT. Louis.
City OF Chester. st. Louis.
Hickory. Mound City.
Idlewild, Evansville.
Belle Of Memphis. Memphis.
Nint. shinklc, Memphis.
Tow-boat \. j. Baker, st. Louis.
Joe. Fleming, st. Louis.
lron,ides, Grand Tower.
Alice Brown, Louisville.
Jno. Gilmore, st. Louis.
Propeller Az stephens, IT. Louis.
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Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock,
carpenter named Dick Martin, who
was under the influence of bad whisky,
went into the tin store Of a. HALEY. on
Washington avenue. and told the clerk Of
that establishment, whoi' il boy named
George Winter, that hc wanted some
money with which 10 buy whisky. The
clerk told him he had no money. Mar
tin wanted him TO take 1t ont oftho drawer,
but Winter refused TO DO it. whcrupOn
Martin casually remarked that if he didn't
he would shoot him. Winter stlll refused,
and Martin drew revolver from his
pocket aud discharged IT at Winter. who.
bythis line. had managed 10 get out ofthc
back door. The boy went to Judge Bros.
got out a warrant for Martin, aud had
him arrested. IL Il now in the locN-up.
PARA-oL-, sun Umbrellas and Fans.
in great variety. and at prices lower than
any other house. STCART ~ GHoL-oN.
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IN the River.

Friday Afternoon. about four o'clock, a
man who !, stranger in Cairo. at
tempted to jump from the ferry float Of
the Three states opposite Fourth
street. in the Ohio river, to the ierry-boat,
which had just started away from the
landing, on her trip across the river. The
distance, however, proved too great for
the lift" the fellow had given his body,
and he went into the stream, where he
tumbled around for awhile, finally be.
ing iishcd out by a number of lOokers-on,
and set upon his feet on The shore.
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lFor the Bulletin.l
The gtttic Folks Wake - Nice Appear

\ large and fine audience Of school
patrons assembled in the High School
room Friday afternoon. to be entertained
by the pupils OF Miss Living-tons room.
The scholars under this lady's charge
have been noticeable all year for the cx-
ccllcnt training they have taken advan-
tagc of. and their earnest cndcayOrs to
acquit themselves well in every depart
ment of their school.
The entire room was represented in q
varied programme OF declamalion-, duets.
quartette-. choru.e-. original letters. etc.
ending with beautiful little
Fairy Operetta. which wa. inll Of
grace. pretty dresses, good acting.
complicated marching. etc. In truth
wc were almost tempted to believe we
had the real childhood- fairy.llnd before
u, from the glitter OF the fairy wands,
the twinkling feet, the clfin songs. aud
the mas. of green boughs enclosing the
"myslic vale"
The children all looked happy, grace
ful and at home on the stage. The par
ents have cause TO congratulate them
selves that this phase Of their children.
education la, not been neglected, while
the more solid work has been rigidly at
tended to. showing generosity on the
teacher part to work out Of school
hours.
In fact, it i. no more than justice to state
that this room la, already thoroughly
completed it. course Of study for the
year.
We hope next year to hear again from
This pleasant cla.s Of pupiL.. INC.
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I hereby announce to the public that ]
am better prepared than ever to accommo-
date my patrons at the Central Hotel, on
Sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken part
ner In the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience In
that line, and viii rot fail to make guests
feel at home. The table will always be
supplied with the best the market affords,
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board aud lodging per week, "a so; single
meals, 25c. to be had at all hours. I have
also in connection with my hotel, first
class barbe. shop, and am prepared to give
customers good shave, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will run three chairs. and have
employed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; sham.
pooling, 90 cents and hair cutting, % cents.
Give me call. PROV. +. GoEBKL.
t.s-lm
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Stiliiu the Field.

Mr. Phil II saup wishes u announce to
his friends and the public generally, that
he has lately iltel up, in excellent style,
his commodious and comfortable plrlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment of those oil our citizen,
and the rest OF mankind who indulge in
ice cream, soda water, confectloneries, 81,
and that he is prepared 10 furnish TO ciii-
Gems Of Cairo, At home or at hi, parlors,
snythinZ in hi line. Phil. is well known
10 our citizens, and ~ bis rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and n, he can always
be found at his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare Of hi. customers, We be-
speak for hin that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, hi- soda water is not equalled
by any in tn, city, and a. tar as CONNECTION
erie. are concerned, IL eannI be denied
that hi, stock l. always the best in the city.
i22-Jli-im
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Suptug Hats.

A. MARX, ~ Ohio Levee, is now taxi
ing orders for the new styles Of silk Hats,
all the rage at the East, known as
Fifth Avenue" and
broadway"
His Coniormiture enables him to take
orders and make perfect fits--enables him
to make hats to order that will conform
perfectly to the head of the wearer. Call
upon MARX, and have your head meas
ured for hat. 5-2-2w
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b'NA ~ -
Arkansas Belle. Evansville: Common
wealth, Julia, Utah, and Future City,
st. Louis; Andy Baum. Cincinnati !:
Great Republic, Thompson Dean, and
Longworth. New Orleans.
RIVER, WEATHER ASD BUSINESS.
Tile river, last evening, was ~ feet
IN inches upon the gauge, having fallen
. So inches during the prcyiou, "a hours.
The rivers elsewhere are all falling.
The weather turned cloudy and cool.
with a strong north wind, yesterday al
tcrnOon.
--Busincs, unchanged
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Idlewild carries rafting brass
band these days.
Two men fell overload from the
Nint Shinkle a. she rounded out from the
wharf yesterday, but fortunately they
were rescued.
There is some talk Of Il big excursion
party on the Idlcwild from this city next
saturday evening. Sol. silver, Biggs,
Mallory. Bradley. Mat. Walsh. g.. +.
Miller and Others are getting It up.
There's millions in it
The mud lump that rose up during
one night in Pascal Outre--the CHIEF
pas. at the mouth Of the Mississippi
covers an area Of eight acres and is eight
feet higher than the surface of the water
completely obstructing the outlet. Tn,
southwest pass is rapidly filling up, ant
the sooner Captain Eads can make thu
sonth pass nayigable the better it vii
be Tor the interest of commerce.
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The Rev W. W. Faris. of Peoria. is
stopping at the residence OF Mr.. John Il.
Phillis, on Walnut street
Judge Green, who has been absent on
professional business for several days, re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
Charley Flyn, once OF ullin, now OF
Memphis, was in the city yesterday.
He has lost no flesh since we saw him
last.
Mr.. 4. +. Bouton, editor and proprle-
tor of the Jonesboro Gazette, and Mr.. b
F. Drepler, fruit dealer of Chicago
were In town yesterday. They made
their headquarters at the st. Charles.
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MARX, 70 Ohio Lcvec, has the latest
STYLES in sHlRTS-"The Favorre," and
several other styles of the best in the
country--cxccllent In make and superior
in material. MARX Is the only dealer In
the city who has these styles, and makes
his figures conform to the lowest pricee
current, o-szw
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Obstacles TO Marriape.

Happy relief for young men frsm the e.
fec,s OF errors and abuses In early ufe.
Manhood restored. impsdiments TO mar
riace removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ~
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam issu'
tuition having high reputation for sosos'
a le conduct and professional SKILL
0.Il.d 4 w.3m.
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90 an.. see sler.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
viii dudit to their sdysutage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laund-ess, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
,ial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, rs een,sper dozen. For piece work
prices are as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen Soc; socks be; two coll
lars. be; two handkerchicfs, Dc; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % to Doc;
skirt, ID to zoe; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
uair hose Sc; two collars to Zoe. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia.
dies line clothes, 81 20 per dozen, done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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Beware. :.

la order to guard against the spread OF
small pox, would respectfully suggest,
that all persons who have not already
been'yaccinated. and are pecuniarily able
80 to do, tn Dee vaccinated at once those
who are not able to pay for the same to
call Immediately on the city clerk, and
procue vaccination tickets, emitting the
holder 10 free vaccination.
II. WINTER. MayOr.
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Notice Is hereby given to all partiesint
e.ted, that after tbs goth inst, the ordi-
nances in relation to obstruc,ing sidewalks,
throwing filth, broken glass, or other rub
bish into the streets, or exposing their
wares or merchandise in such a manner,
upon awnings, a. to obstruct the free pas
sage oi persons, on or of the sidewalk, will
be rigdly enforced. W. VI, WILLIAMS,
5.s-t!. CITY Marshal.
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Ladies' Furnishing store.

A ladies' furnishing store has.been opened
u full line ofeyerything pertaining to ladies'
wear - ready.mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all of the latest styles, and will be sold
AT lower figures than ever before offered 10
Cairo. These goods were purchased In
New York, are Of the best material, and
will be sold very reasonable. Also Nil j.
merry goods OF all kinds. 36.i-30-lm.
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The wollknoyn barber shop. corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popula, artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand central Hotel. The new shoE is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic IN the way Of fashion
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc., viii
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
dion. 7l,3-i3-tf.
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The editor Of the Anna Adrert.sr. in
the last issue Of that paper. rdps oyer ths
knuckles. In a very severe manner. some
Of the Cairo folks who visited Joucsboro
on the occasion of the Union Sunday
school picnic. "Ihey seemed 10 take d.
light ia making il unpleasant for both
themselves and those about them" says
the Adoer:t,er, "and if thoy cannot act in
a manner more becoming ladic. and gen
tlemcn, they haJ better stay at home. or
word, to that effect. We are unable to
,ay whether cortiu ones who went from
Til. city ON that occasion merit
such comment, on the part OF the
11rsrtiy-y man or not. Bu. one thing we
do know. the charge have raised the ire
of many OF the fair daM-cl- of til. place.
and If the Id-sytissr man Ia, any iutcn-
ton of visiting Cairo. We would. n
hi friend. advise him 10 defer his visit
until the terrific storm that j, raging in
the breast, Of those injured creatures ha,
to a great extent abatcd, or he will bc
flaycd. sure. They have sworn, by all
that is holy. to have vengeance. and they
will keep their oath.
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1GOefner's sacred Concert

The lovers Of good music are invited
to be present thi. evening at the regular
sacred concert at the Planters House.
lsenberg's string band will be on hand.
which Is guarantee that the music will
be fine. Schlitz's Milwaukee beer will be
Oh tap. and the lover. of that excellent
beverage are invited to be present and en-
joy 1t. Hucfncr's concerts have grown
10 be one Of the institutions Of the city.
and each ono has been better than the
last.
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Cows Poisoned.

The people OF this city who own cows,
should take care that they are not allowed
to eat young kocklebur.. Within the
past four days. not lc.. than twelve fine
milk COWS owned ia Cairo have died from
the effect. Of eating thi, dangerous we'd.
which grows in nearly every nook aud
corner on the out-kirt, OF town.
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We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, so day boarders,
at sl2 per month, and5O boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at go
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwHTT WILCOX xCo.,
3l-i-2s-lm. Proprietors,
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Mr.. NJ. kuhne desires us to say that he Is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or.
gan tuning, and repairing musical instru.
ments. Orders may be lett at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or p. o.
Box GGG, and viii receive prompt attention.
s3-2-lG.1m
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Stuart * Gholson are offering some
Of the greatest bargains in dress good
ever offered in this city. An inspection
of our stock will amply repay every
buyer Of dry goods. We take pleasure
in showing goods.
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NOllce-LunheH.

Having again established myself in the
Lumber business, at the Wall 4 Ent Mill,
| am prepared TO sell lumber Of all kinds,
laths and shingles at wholesale and retail,
and to offer extra Inducements at all times,
guarant eelng the lowest possible prices.
i0s-j.Il-lm. j. 5. MCGAHRY.
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marched down to Jaeckels, followed by
the bellcrs, who all the while kept rat
thing their tin cans, saving the horse ild-
die. pounding on the boiler, etc, until
they reached the saloon, where all took a
friendly "fmile" and went on their way
rDinininr.
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For Rent.

The dwelling house on Seventh near
Walnut, now occupied by Capt. j. A.
Jones, is tor rent. The house has nine
rooms and basement, good cistern and out.
house, ali in good order. A desirable rcsi.
dence. Apply at the postofice to
bs-t,. GEo. w. McKHAIG.
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Cairo and NJ. Louis Railroad.

On and after May 9Th the Passenger
Train on this road will leave from the cor
ner OF Commercial avenue and Second
street at I:l5 =. IN. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot OF Fourth street near the Mississippi
ievec, where passengers can obtain tickets
to st. Louis and all intermediate points.
CAIRO, May 4, 1870.
b-B'?w, JOHN fOoeITT, Agent.
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Aick Nurse.

Mrs. Tlonnard pliers her services rs asick
nurse. She is experienced In all kinds OF
nurslng. Public patronage respectfully So
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twsnty.Third and Twenty-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or p. .. Box
asi. 5-S-lm.
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H. Block, boot and shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cisl avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and is nov prepared to make boot
tnsi, for ne ltne.- and comfort, cannot be
exceled. Give him q call and examine
this ne W style OF last. 6i-i-l5-lm.