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Piano and Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires Us to say that he l.
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 =. o..
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LOCAL NOTICES..


Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has just received aud
has on sale At his sales room v large stock
u English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors Of oil kinds, which
he viii dispose Of at reasonable prices.
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Happy Relief for Young Wen nom the
effects OF Errors aud Abuse, in early life Nam
hood restored. Impe iimonts to Marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Book, and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, ilgN. Ninth street. Phiaiel-
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Nninn.

NOiltE i- hereby given to the stockholders
~ Of the CAIRO city Ferry company that the
annual meeting for the election Of seven direct
Ors and consideration Of -uch other business o.
may come before 1t, will he hell on Monday
Nay jrd next, NJ " clock, o. m ut the office
Of the company, corner sixth and Ityeo streets
in this city. 1iIO~. W HALLIDAY,
secretary.
Cairo, Illinois, April 18TH, ls15,
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II. Block, boot and shoemaker, Oh Eighth
street, between Washington aud CONNER
pi last. and J., now prepared 20 make boot
tnsi, for ncltness and comfort. cannot be
cXccilcd. Give him call and examine
this new style Of last. Gi-i.l5-lm.
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Notice.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRo 40 COMPANY
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, Apr. II, 1873.
To accommodate those wishing to attend
the Odd Fe lows Celebration at Jonesboro
on April ?sth, the l. c. r. r. will run an
Excursion Train, leaving Cairo at a. m.
arriving at Anna about 045 q. m. Return.
Ing, will leave Anna st 500 y. m, arriving
Ut Cairo about 1905 p. m. Excursion tick.
cts will DO sold for round trip at |. &. r. X.
ticket Office. JAS. JOHNSON,
4-lS-dtd. Agent.
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II is said that the ladies Of the Mctho-
dist church will give their next regular
sociable OH next Thursday night, In the
church. and that it will be on AN equal
standard OF excellence with their former
cnlenNOrs
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Local weather Report.
THOMAS JONES, serst. 5. s.,r.s.A.
club Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the "Woman's
Club and Library Association will take
place ut the residence OF Mrs. William
Winter, this afternoon.
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For Sale or Rent.

Cottage-five rooms and summer
kitchen, with gas and water; nearly OPP
posltc the Methodist church parsonage ;
at present occupied by Mr, w. 7. Mcslcr.
Possession fret OF May. Apply to ID,
W. uamlln. 4-23-3t.
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MIL WAUKEE BEER.
Which Is the Better = Best'sI or SchlIt2's 7
& Few Remarks. from the Resi- RrsU.
Ing company.


\ few weeks ago, an item was pub q
li,hcd in the BULLETIN, discussing the
merits of the lager beer manufactured by
the TIVE great brewing companies OF Mil
waukec, namely. Bcst's and Schlitz',. in
which, if orr recollection i correct, We
gave that of the SchlltZ's manufacture the
superiority. The item, it seems, came
under the observation OF the Best COM
pauy, and has occaSioncd the making of
the following statement. which we re-
ceiyed from the Best company, and here
with insert
MILWAUKEE,, April 10Th ISIS.
To the Editor Of the Cairo Daily Bulletin, Cairo,
Illinois
DEAR SIR A few weeks ago we re-
ceiyed a copy of your valued paper, dated
March 3l,t, in which appeared two arti-
cleS, which are rather detrimental to the
good name of the Philip Best Brewing
company. AS we are somewhat interest
ed in the welfare of this company, we
hope you will allow us to correct several
items in your statements, regarding the
sales and the stock on hand. of the Jo-
seph Schlitz Brewing company, in COM
parison TO our own firm.
The following is the number of bar
rels sold by tn Best and Schlitz COM
panics, respectively, and sworn to be-
fore the L, :. Revenue Collector as
follows;
bE~I.
lsj-. lSG9 $50, ISL ls72 lS73 lS7i
q c95 g. 80! 81 los 6)o73 %, a1G O0, O!s us o5l
sCHLITZ,
leo, 1859. $50. ls7l ls72. 1913 ls;i.
1853 7,!7 s,it5 l2,2Os 5000 i0,6.2 6o,dl-
while the stock of beer on hand, on the
first day of March, 1871. was:
'''''' '''''''. ~ ~ paIIti
'.NA'1 ''''' ''''''''s,,. pi''l "diA'l'
Showing our stock to be 1897 barrel,
larger than that of Schilz. We further
give you copy of the brewers reports
for the month of April. rs follows;
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CAIRO RsRaET.-.WAOLESaLE.

Corrected Daily by T.. VI sle.,rns, commission
merchant SECRETARY Vi tue Cairo board OF
IIade.
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DIR. pierce's Fayoriie prescription

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
A DISTRICT FAiR.

Upon the first page Of THIS paper will
be found an article taken from the Ellis
worth Reporter which strongly endorses
our proposition TO hold district fair at
Salina. AS there is 10 be no State Fair
this fall, district fairs arc being held in
some portions OF Kansas. Several coun-
ties unite in the project. The people
congregatc at some centrally located
place. Managers arc appointed from
coanties represented and there is a gcner-
al interest taken ia it by all the counties
represented. We suggest that Diclkin
son, Lincoln, Ottawa, Ellsworth, Rus
sell, Ellis, Rice and Mcpherson counties
mite in a movement OF this kind. Saina
Is located near the centre of the counties
named, is the most populous town in
any of them, and possesses more
advantages in the way OF hotels, &c, for
the accommodation OF those who would
come together on sues an occasion. While
the prefer that the fair should be held at
Saliua, we would not be tenacious upon
that point, provided it is definitely con-
Guided TO hold one. Abilene or Els
worth might be agreed upon. We believe
thc newspapers of the counties named
have all spoken in favor of district
,air, and most of them have mentioned
Nallna as the best point for holding the
came. We have talked with prominent
men ofthc Same counties who have mani
tested considerable enthusiasm for an
exposition which will show up the inn
mcnsc crops Of Central and Western
Kansas. We suggest, therefore, that
citizens of the counties mentioned select
committees from their respective locali-
ties, who shall meet at Salina, Ellsworth
or Abilene at an early day, tor the pur-
pose of organizing and putting on foot
measure which must be of incalculablc
benefit to Central and Western Kansas.
We also suggest that the committee from
Saline county be appointed next Satur-
day, on the occasion of the Harvest
Homo celebration. If the far is to be
held at all, it is full time that we were
1T work making preparations for the
same. There is no time 10 lose.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

Missouri and Kansas people arc some
what elatcd over the war now going on
between the Missouri Pacific and the 81.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern rail-
ways. Merchants intending to 60 East
tor goods find it to their advantage TO
take the trip now. All persons who bad
in view trip to Chicago or st. Louis
are on the qui rice and star: off for the
East ria the ST. H., X. {. q \. Il. w.
And in the matter Of freighIs, merchants
arc satisfied TO make their orders now
and have them shipped ria the Missouri
Pacific. The surplus crops Of Kansas
and Missouri are to be shipped, also, land
if the war continues for month longer,
many thousands of dollars will have
been saved to farmers. 1t is stated that
the war was commenced on account OF
a combination made by the ST. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern and the Kansas
Pacific whereby through sleeping car
from St. Louis 10 Denver was put upon
the lines Of the contracting roads, ana
in pursuance Of which the Kansas Paci-
nc caused the coupon tickets OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific TO be removed from its line.
The officials of the Missouri Pacific be-
came enraged and made use of very bad
words in speaking OF the unfair advan-
tagcs, &C., taken by The st. H., *. &. 4
y. Il. W.; whercupon the latter road
sent request TO the Kansas Pacific to
restore the Missouri Pacific tickets, with
drew the through car, and commenced
the war. To start with it looked as if
there was an actual, "bloody" war to
take place between the two roads, which
would result in one or tho other of the
corporations being wiped out. A !atc dis
patch, however, says that people are be-
ginning to think that the war is only one
of contest and rivalry between St. Louis
and Chicago instead Of war between the
The passenger rates inaugurated by the
st. H., X. Z. & n. II. w. finds no COM
pcting enemy in the Missouri Pacific,
while the freight fight is reported as be-
nag conducted by the latter road. The
Sreat reduction made by these lines nat
uraIly effects Chicago interests and so
far have boon promptly met by the Rock
Island and other Chicago lines. If there
is war between Chicago and st. Louis, il
will be a long and protractcd one and
viii be of great benefit to western
people who have TO do with railroads.
Therefore, let the war rage, that Kan
sans and Missourians may ship their
freight back and forth and complete
their little travelling projects.
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"GROW ZIP WITH THE C9UyTRY.,

Hon. Albert III. Horton, Of AtchIson
in a letter to w. II. Mitchell, of this
place, says that be will undoubtedly take
up his residence in BeIoit at an early
day. He is one of the oldest settlers OF
Atchison county, but says lie has never
yet visited a country that suited him us
well rs the Northwcst.-BeLOt GG-ette.
The West and Northwest is just the
place for able men, and we arc not sur.
prised to see them gradually working
their way bithcrward, for the purpose OF
growing MP with the country" Atchi-
son is good town, but there are too
many able men there to give any of them
a showing. If man wants to run fol
Congress, for instance, there are a doz.
en- others there who are just as able and
who have the same desire. Hence some
have to be "crowdcd off the track.
Then again, Atchison is already greatly
honorci in the matter of the fat posi-
tons which our Federal Government;
has TO bcstow, and there is not much
show for any of the able men Of that
locality. We are glad to hear that Mr..
a. ii. Horton, attorney and counsellor
at law, has determined to settle in the
great Northwest, for the purpose ofprac.
ticing his profession. lie will undoubt-
eddy have IA large and lucrative practice.
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NEW NEWSPAPERS.

Mr.. J. W. Roberts has sold the Lcav
cnworth Commercial TO Messrs. Clark
TilIotson & Co., and james f. Lcgalc be
comes editor. Mr.. Legato has the abill
~ to make iirst-class newspaper of thC
Commercial, while Joe. Clark is one oil
the best newspaper managers in the
State.
The .Scat,al is The name Of a new pa
per just established at Minneapolis, oil
which Mr.. Il. ID. Crosby is editor. Mr..
Crosby processes to be unlcarncd in The
business of journalism, and yet he HAS
furnished one of the best looking aed
readable wocklies in the State-a credit
alike 10 himself ana to his town.
The Solomon Reporter is the new pa
per which has been established at Solo.
mon City by J. La Grange, with Mr.. Z.
l.. Simpson, late foreman OF the Abilene
Chronicle, as editor.
The Solomon GG>eNc has come OF,
again, with L. ". Wilson and Arch
Campbell as editors and publishers.
Thus Solomon City will have two pa.
rcrs, and the present indications are
that Minneapolis Will have the samc
number.
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quite Success, and there was a dlsposi.
ton shown on the part Of all to do all
in their power to have Saline county's
products and resources represented in
fine style at Philadelphia. A permanent
organization is TO be effected at II. II.
Bishops real estate Office next Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and all The
citizens of the county are requested to
DC present. At the Friday meeting it
was proposed that one manager, besides
those already chosen, should be selected
from each to wnship. Therefore it is de-
sired that citizens of the different town
ships should make special effort to be
on hand, that each township may have a
fit person to represent it in this good
work, who shall be elected by the resi-
dents of that township. 1t is of the
greatest importance that Saline county
should be up and doing in this matter,
that she may bc able TO show to the
multitudcs who shall gather at Phila-
delphia next year that she is one of the
best counties IN the Union and the best
one in Kansas. Every person living IN the
county should constitute himself or her
self committee of one to cooperate
with the County and State Centennial
organizations. Let there be good and
harmonious gathering next Saturday.
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COUNTY CENTENNIAL ORGANIZATION.

IL will be noticed by the proceedings
which arc published in another column
that preliminary organization of a
county centennial society was effected
last Friday evening. There was very
good representation OF our citizens, but
the gathering would have been much
larger had the time and plasc for the
meeting been more fully understood. \
number OF people went 10 the court
house, suppoSing the meeting was TO be
hclt there. Us It was, the mccln- was
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Col. Z. W. Dennis, Vice President OF
the Board OF State Centennial Managers,
addressed the meeting in clear, succinct
manner, reviewing the progress made
by the Centennial Management, and
stating the necessity of county organi-
cations in preparing TOR the great exposi
ton.
twenty-five cents was fixed rs the
tax upon each person who should be-
come united with the organization to be
formed.
\ constitution and bylaws were pre-
scented, which were signcd by those
pres ent.
4 motion was made and carried that
five temporary managers be elected,
and committee oft8rce on permanent
organization be appointed By the chair.
The following gentlemen were elected
Managers: r. Ii. Bishop, G. f. Faulk
ner, IL. ID. Baker, Frank Wilkerson,
W. IL. Gentry.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed q committee on permanent or
ganization, to report at the next meet
ing: John Foster, ID. r.. Wagstaff, A
w. Wickh
\ motion was made and carried that
when the meeting adjourns it shall ad-
journ until Saturday, August l4th, 1872
the hour and place to be fixed by
committee on permanent organization.
a motion was carried that he pro-
ceedings OF this meeting be published in
the city papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
B. J. +. Hanna,
Chairman.
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4 meeting of the ciiizcun of Salina
was held At Mr.. Il. II. Bishops office, OF
Friday evening, Aug. 6, 1873, tor the
purpose Of organizing county associa-
ton TO cooperate with the State Cen
iennial Managers of Kansas, in collect.
ing and forwarding TO the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia, selections
and specimens of nature, art and IN
dusiry from the county of Saline.
The meeting was organized BY elect
ing Capt. u. J. F. Hanna. Chairman an /
u II. Sampson, SccTctJrt.