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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-03
General 1tpups

THE rain 1t raineth every day So
says the poet, and so say all OF us.
The murderer of Suffer has not yet
been arrested. The officers are still in
pursuit but the trail is very indistinct.
Marshal Williams. having returned
from the circus. says he has no doubt OF
his ability to turn summersault in the
most approved manner of the ring.
Our people are discussing the Will
Hanson county vendetta. "What Is to
be done about II p is the universal Ques.
ton. Everybody asks 1t, and everybody
answers "Don't know"
The Jackson County Err says
''IIon. Jack Winter. Mayor of Cairo.
ILL.,, spent last saturday, Sunday and
Monday in our city, and called on Us.
His Honor expressed himself highly
pleased with our city and citizens. lie
also says the boys vi Cairo are highly
gratiiicd with the treatment received in
thi. city on the 9Th Inst. Mr.. Winter left
for St. Louis on Monday. via the e. & St
J.. II. r."
Tho 1Iassac Joufyiai says: 1.-The
grasshoppcrs have made their appear.
ancc in Cairo in immense numbers,
where they have begun their predatory
operations on the trees and shr,bbery
of the aquatic city II is possible that
southern Illinois may DC afflicted Will
this plague. which overrun Egypt in 'y'
olden time but as the waves grow less
the further they are removed from tho
center of commotlon. so, we are disposed
TO believe, will the clouds or waves o
grasshoppers decline in proportion to tho
distance that they are away from tn,
grand center of their commotion, which
undoubtedly, Is far west Of the Missis
sippi Valley"
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RAlice Gnllrl.

Police business varied a little yester-
day from the dizziness of the past week.
sons Of Charles Clements and Augustus
Nirian. These two gentlemen INDUCED
rather freely in benzine. and in their
rambles about the city. disturbed the
quietude of Nancy Mack, who resides on
Commercial avenue, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets. Nancy didn't
relish the sport which seemed to 80 much
delight Charles and Augustus. 20 she had
them arrested on a charge Of being
drunk and disorderiy. They were fined
ten dollars and costs by His Honor. and
sent to the calaboose to board there for
seven days, because they couldn't pay.
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out by the Raven.
The Jno. Gilmore brought ont five
barges Of coke, and left for st. Louis sun.
day with two of them.
The Greyhound. Lioncss and Alice
Brown were detained all day sunday at
Ogden's Landing by wind.
The Alien brought out "a and the
I.ioness 70 bargcs Of coal for st. Louis,
which they will take up in instalments.
Mr.. Robt. johnson of the Memphis
Appeal and son and daughter Mr.. Keat-
ing, chci editor Of that paper. are max
ing the round trip to Cincinnati on thcJ
ID. Parker.
--Capt. VIM. Dean, agent of the Pitts
burg Underwriters, has contracted with
Capt. X. w. Dugan Of the 4. ~ Eckcrt
10 raise the sunken A. j. Baker rs soon
as the river falls sufficiently.
=-Mattcrs have got down SO fine Mt 81
Louis that no boat is announced to fol
low the City of Alton In the New Or
leans trade. Laying two weeks to ret
hall load is not u paying business.
The people in the bends below here
are busy building levces across the low
places TO protect themselves against the
rising river, and SO far have succeeded in
holding 1t within bounds except in the
lowest places.
lt-Grcat piles OF rail. and drio-wood
line the levee front from the point to the
warehouse above the city, as part of the
driit-wood harvest which large number.
of people have been reaping. Many have
secured wood enough to last them half
the year.
Pilot Billy Phillips, OF the Thomp-
son Dean, is in the city visiting friends.
He says there were over 100 people a,
Grayson Springs, but all had to lcav,
there on account OF the rains last week
| lie will return to the Springs, If TIN
weather settles, before frost comes
| WAR DEPARTMENT, KIyEp KYPoHr,
4 ~
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JAECKEL TO THE FRONT.
He Has a New Beer. the Best In the
WOrld-the Celebrated iBiatz Beer.
TRY IL.

Last summer the Battle OF the Beers
was waged in this city, Schlitz taking
the field against all customers. The
general verdict was, we believe, that he
captured the camp of the enemy and
spiked his guns.
This year the SchlitZ beer has not had
an easy row to how in its strife with the
other beers. Pil.cner and Best came in
and made big assault. capturing some
Of the outworks of tine Sthltz fortifica-
tons and endangering the very citadel
And now comes another beer, the most
formidable ofall because the most pala-
table, and threatens to supplant all the
other beers, to capture them, make them
prisoners Of war. with all their arms and
munitions of war-the Beer of Valentine
Blatz. Brewer and Master. of Milwau-
kee. 1t is, indeed, most delicious beer.
a beer that all good judges will pro-
nounce to be most excellent. \ friend
Of ours who ha. had some experience
in beers assures NJ that it
is better than any beer on tap
in the city. lie has put away" Pa.
ciiic ocean of Best, an Atlantic ocean OF
schlitz, n Mississippi river of Pilse.
ncr, Missouri river of ST. Louis, an
Amazon river of Cincinnati, and a whole
Nile. source and all. of other beers. and
therefore claims the right to judge. This
friend assures us that of all the beers
BlatZ j. best.
And where is this beer sold: Exact
ly,-a very proper question. At Jack
els saloon. Amandus .Iaeckel, who has
no superior as a handler of beer, serves il
out as cold a. water from under the North
Pole.
Go. and try it.
Give Jaeckcl call. and call for Blatz'
beer
The young and old drink it; the tenn
perate take to it rs TO milk the beer
drinker drinks no other beer after having
tasted this. 1t is the beer of the season.
Drink it, and be happy.
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Good business.

Notwithstanding the dullness that
seems to pervade this city, the New
York store. G. o. Patier q Co. propric-
tors, IL doing u noursbing business.
While in the upper part of town. ycster-
day, we dropped into this establishment,
and found the clerks, of whom there Is u
goodly number, .and proprlctors with
coats of, lodging about in lively man
ncr, attending to the wants Of their pa
irons, of whom the store was full. The
proprietors Of the New York store are
thorough business men, and deserve TO
succeed in the future, rs they have done
I'm the past.
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The Free Benevolent Sons of America
will on tomorrow, goto Bredcn Springs
on picnic and excursion. a train on
the Cairo q Vincennes railroad has been
chartered by the organization to carry
them TO this pretty spot, where they will
remain all day and return 10 Cairo in the
evening. James Mott, well educa-
ted young colored man. who was
brought before the public in the late
race for the city clerkship Of Cairo, will
deliver the principal address of the day.
Mr. u. w. McCalistcr will also address
the eNcur-iouists.
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Notice 10 Contractors,

S,EALED proposals will be received nj the OF
= flee of the Governor, in Springfield, unit
noon of August 18th, ISIS, ut which time the
will be opened, in the presence Of the bidder
for the erection and completion of the
south Wing
of the Illinois Southern Hospital for the Insanss
ut Anna Union count Y, Illinois.
All bids shall show the estimated cost oft
materials to be furnished and of the work TO
done of each description in detail as In the 81
cihcstion; and each proposal must bs acco
panied by n bond of one thousand doltary, sic
ed by at least three sureties. The successful bi
der shall be required 10 give . bond TO the n
pie OF the State In the sum Of two hundred tho
sand dollars for the faithful performance or
contract The board reserves the right TO re;
any aud all bids, Ii deemed for the interest of
state to do So
Plans and specifications will be ON exhibitl
at the ofllce OF the commissioners, In AnnsT,
or after July 20, 1873, where copy OF the ~
can b. seen. Proposals. must be enclosed
sealed envelopes endorsed proposals for
erection of the South Wing" and addressed
the Board of Commissioners for the erectiOgF
the Southern Illinois Insane Asylum, care q
ernor Bcveridge, Springfield, Illinois.
X. II. STURGESS,
u. WALKER,
I'm. MALONE,
july Is ls;i. Commissioner
7-ls-lOt. 81
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RIVER AND WEATHER,

RIVER AND WEATHER,
The river last evening was ~ feet 10
l-5 inches Oh the gauge, having risen II
SO inches during the previous A. hours.
The reports from other ports are of such
peculiar character that 1t is impossible to
predict the extent OF rise that may be
looked tor. 1t is probable, however, that
we will not get more than two feet more
water here. At3p,m. the conditions OF
the rivers elsewhere, as reported by the
signal office. were us follows: Pittsburg
IL feet 2 inches. rose Is inches; Cincin-
natl IS feet 1 inches, rose 7 feet inches I;
Louisville 10 feet 3 inches, rose "a inches;
Nashville Is feet inches, tell II inches;
st. Louis, 20 feet inch, rose Is inches.
The weather has been cloudy and
quite cold for two days past, but there
has been very little rain.
business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Raven took the Kanawhas
salt.to st. Louis.
The James Gilmore took tow OF
coke to Nashville.
The Greyhound had large tow OF
coal for st. Francis river.
The Simpson llorncr had an immense
tow of coal for the South.
The James Howard Is to leave New
Orleans to-day for st. Louis. -
On Sunday the current was so swift
In the upper Ohio that the tow-boats had
to lay up.
The Kanawha No. , cleared tor the
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Cannot BE Received.

1t is said that the insane asylum at
Anna Is so crowded with inmates, that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppe, who were lately de-
clarcd insane by the Alexander county
court, cannot be received there,
whereupon the Gazette remarks 1--WE
readily grant that the insane asylum at
Anna is State institution /; but as it was
located with view to accommodate the
reason-bercft unfortunates of Southern
Illinois, 1t is worth while TO inquire why
1t Is that counties in the extreme north
ern part of the State send their lunatics
hither while ample room and accommo-
dations can be secured in the Northern
asylum. 1t seems great shame that the
insane of Alexander county cannot he re-
ceivcd bccau Sc the room is occupied by
subjects from Lake, Champaign and
Rock Island. We do not intend to make
Il fuss about the matter; but 1t would not
distress us particle to sec somt body else
do So"
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk, Paducah.
I" Ark. Belle, Evansville.
- City Helena, Vicksburg.
&" j. ID. Parker. Memphis.
Capitol City, st. Louis.
g Grand Tower, Memphis.
4" Fannie Tatum, st. Louis.
- Eddyville, Nashville.
Tow-boat Jno. Gilmore, Pittsburg.
- Greyhound, Pittsburg.
Alice Brown, Pittsburg.
Z" Simpson Horner, Pittsburg.
Lioness, Pittsburg.
- Bon Accord, South.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
4" Ark. Belle, Evansville.
" City Helena, st. Louis.
- j. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
" Capitol City, Vicksburg.
" Grand Tower, st. Louis.
A" Fannie Tatum, Pittsburg.
Eddyvillc, Nashville.
Tow-boat Jno. Gilmore, New Orleans.
Z" Greyhound, st. Francis river
- Alice Brown, st. Louis.
Lioncss. st. Louis.
Raven, st. Louis.
simpson Horner, New Orleans
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900 barrels 81 O0<S7 10.
HAN

Acis 80 ..S>--. -.-.-Scis ~ Ju,o.u 80,
200 barrels 81 OOS7 30.
HAY.
Receipts are light but there i. no lie
mand at all. The supply in market is
very limited. We note sales of car
choice mixed delivered SIS 20.
CORN.
The market rules steady and unchang.
ed. The demand Is not large and the
supply is limited. We note sales of | car
white bulk on track, 75c 2 cars white in
sacks delivered, sic; car rejected white
In bulk on track, zoe; ] car No. 2 mixed
in bulk on track, zoe cars mixed, dam
aged, in bulk OH track. Coo: cars white
No. in bulk on track, 75c | car mixed
No. In bulk on track, zoe.
OATS.
There is no shipping demand and Or
dcrs arc light. Old oats arc quoted at 81
@G2c in sacks. No new coming in.
When the the new crops moves prices
will drop. We note sales OF | car in
sack delivered. G2c.
MEAL.
The market Is overstockcd and Hat for
country meal. City meal sells readily
for the order trade. Sales reported were
roo barrels city. $3.50; 100 barrels steam
dried, $3.50; 800 barrel. city s.cam dried.
S3,G013.65.
BRAN.
We note an Improvement in this
branch OF the market and no supplies.
| The mills hold at SIS in order lots. We
| have no sales to report.
BUTTER.
The market Is entirely bare Of choice
Northern, and the demand steady and
active. "t;ilt Edge" of which there i.
none arriving. would command Doc.
Choice Northern. such offerings as are
on the market, Is quoted at BE. We
note sales of 100 pounds choice Northern
22(g23c; 200 pounds choice Southern Hi.
nois, 2lc; coo pounds choice Southern IL
linois, zoe: 800 pounds extra choice
Northern. 2iE25c.
EGGS.
The market is bare of eggs. There i
considerable inquiry at SC TO ship
Fresh receipts wonld sell to the loca
trade at Zoe. We note sales of 500 dozel
Sc; 100 dozen Sc +; 100 dozen fresh l0c
CHICKENS.
Receipts have been very light and wcr
all taken early at 50 5o(a3 % for choic
hens and S2Cg2 30 for young chicken,
The demand is steady and active. Sale
were coops old hens 50 IS: 10 coop
young chickens 81 so; 80 dozen youn
chickens S292 80; coops young chick
ems - %.
FRUIT.
There l. no demand for apples, til
market being supplied by country wa
ons. Choice peaches and tomatoes ar
in demand at quotations. Lemons ar
scarce and wanted. We note sales of
boxes tomatoes soc; 40 boxes peache
40ClG0c: 10 boxes lemons Sl0Gll:
boxes tomatoes 4Oc.
PROVISIONS.
Hams are plenty and quiet. Shoulder
and clear sides are scarce and wanted, q
9lc tor the one and l39l3!c tor the Other
from first hands. We note..sales Of 90
pounds country hams, l2c.
POTATOES.
The market is supplied from count,
wagons and there is no shipping dc
mand. We can give no quotations OF
them.
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COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO, Lii, MONDAY EVENING.
AJTGIrsT IS.5

CAIRO, LII, MONDAY EVENING. |
AUGUST =, 1875.
We are experiencing new sensa-
ton" in the way of weather to-day, for
the beginning OF August. No rain has
fallen since yesterday morning, the
weather turned cold and the sun has not
shown himself for two days. Wcnoticed
a number of fall overcoats Oh the streets
this morning, We will, without doubt,
have warm weather and rain tomorrow
for change,
There is little change to note in the
general condition of the market. Orders
have been in excess of receipts in nearly
everything. The flour market is entirely
bare to-day, only 200 bbls. were received
this morning and. they were covered
by orders. Prices are firm and adj
yancing. The corn market is steady
and quiet, demand and supply about
equal-both light. Oats are held at CLIO
62c in round lots, with none selling; in
order lots prices are higher. Meal is
oycrstockcd ana dull Tor country at So 30.
Eggs would find sale for shipment at Sc,
fresh receipts would sell to-day at Zoe.
Butter is scarce and active, extra choice
would bring 25c the grade coming in at
present is quoted at 23c--out side figures.
The river is still rising to-day, and Is
within ten feet of high water mark.
THE MARKET.
D.J"Our friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary TO charge an advance over these
figures. "g0a
FLOUR.
The market Is bare and demand active.
Receipts find ready sale on arrival.
Prices are firm and advancing. We note
sales OF 200 barrels superilne 81 l2A 200
barrels So 60t97 90; 800 barrels city
SO rs; 50barrcls XXXX SO 10; 5Oobar-
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kThe well.known, barber shop, corner
fGlghth and Commercial, presided OVER by
Ne popular artist, George stcinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
e and commodious, and those wishing
anytl artistic IN the way Of fashion,
lJkt1ehair cutting, smooth shaycs, etc., will
Ssi4xwell to call at the Grand Central Barber
UM - 7l.3-l3-tf.
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SOFA preparation so widely aud fii-
vorably known rs Halls Vegetable Sicil..
ian Hair Remover, needs few words OF
praise from us. This compound has
won its way to the highest favor In the
public mind; and multitudes. who have
yainly used other remedies for the res
toratfon of their hair, have, on trying the
Sicilian Remover, been made glad by the
speedy restoration Of their gray mar 20
It's natural color. and the thili locks
thickened up. as In the "a, days ., OF ear, early
out. makes it soft and glossy, and In alto
gethcr the best preparation for Its In
Tended purposes before the public. Pitts.
bNrg Chronicle.
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A KIIInniIs.

Sunday afternoon, two negro men had
"A difficulty on the corner of Ninth street,
near the narrow gauge railroad. when
one of the twain struck his antagonist
with shovel, completely knocking him
out of time, aud causing that individual
to cry out Justify for mercy. He was
not, however. very badly hurt. but terri
bly, frightened.
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An invitation has been received by the
Cairo base ball players to visit Paducah
sometime during the present week, and
arrangements arc being made by the Cairo
club 10 20 to that burg on Thursday
next a fine days sport is anticipated,
As the Paduclh ball tosSers have never
neglected to make it pleasant for their
Cairo friends during a visit to their city.
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90 10 Louis HERBERT. for pILSE.
II II Useless

10 attempt to cleanse stream while the
! fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
Poi the liver and kidneys, eruptions of the
I skin, scrotula, headaches, and oil diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
. moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
rgar Bitters, the great aud inlalible purifier
tsof the blood, and ronovator Of the system,
ID &hc patient had not delayed using it until
the vitality OF his system was too far gone.
1.1J-dNWlw
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IGanuine c ugres- Spring water III bot
les.kept on ice aid sold for 10 cents per
50, 20 cents per bottle, and CO per dozen,
Il The following places: Phil. saup's Con-
,ionery McGauley's and schuh's Dag
res, and Louis IIerbert's Restaurant.
yrhe Saratoga Congress Spring Water IL
tt up and sold in bottles only. 10 insure it,
iginal strength and medicinal properties.
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To the citizens OF Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that |
am still in the auction business, and ready
TO attend TO all sales that may offer. Ny
long experience in this business needs no
comment-itis no experiment on my part,
and parties entrusting goods to my care
need not be afraid, as am no "squib" or
novice in the business.
Special attention given to real estate and
outdoor sales, as have never missed max
ing sale. ID. HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Az.
y.31-tf
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Get Your Partners!

The Delta City String Band, by re-
quest OF numerous friends, will give
another of their enjoyable dances at
Scheel's Hall, Friday evening, August
9th. They will do their best to make it
enjoyable tor all. The price of admis.
sion will be as beiore--only 30 cts.
salt
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&rLsENER at Louis Herbert.


pr. Seth Arnold's Cough Kiiler-the
at eradIcstor for all lung Diseases su.
berior remedy 10 all other medicines yet
Recovered, in severe cases. Its sure.
|{uisk, and perfectly safe remedy for
kougls, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
F6np, and all diseases OF the throat and
|1ngs. Retail price, IS and 10 cents and 81.
10y bottle that does not live relief may be
(i3urned, and the money Viii be refunded.
", Seth Arnold's Diarrh1a Balssm, - and
J.cents. Remember it i warranted. Ar.
10ld's Billion. Mandrake Pills, operating
ehout sickness and pain. Compounded
Dr. Seth Arnold Medical Corporation,
Honsockct, Il. l. Sold by Paul e.. Schulz,
URgist, Cairo, lii. jj-i .2j-3m.
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Improvement.

Mr. b. +. Livingston, who lately pur-
chased Mrs. Fields property on Eighth
street, has had the house enlarged and
thoroughly repaired, and will, during the
present week, remove thereto. The
house, since its rcjuvcnation.. presents 4
fine appearance and will add greatly to
the looks OF that neighborhool.
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Found.

Ii is said that the body of an unknown
man, supposed to be Frcnchman, was
found in freight ear belonging to the
Mississippi Central railroad company, on
Sunday. The body is reported being
much decomposed, and it is thought the
unfortunate man, whoever he was. died
snNnrnl laNs nrn
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Music

The Delta City Cornet band will aga in,
on this evening, favor our citizens with
an open air concert at the uptown stand,
corner Centre street aud Washington
avenue. This band has regularly, dur
ing the season, supplied our citizens with
most excellent music at these concerts,
and the boys deserve a great deal OF
praise for the pleasure they have Afforded
oui' ppoplp
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~. Loui. q Iron Mountain Railroad

A car load Of watermelons passed
through this city over the 81. Louis *
Iron Mountain railroad for Chicago, from
Little Rock, Sunday. The car was trans
ierred to the Illinois Central road by the
transfer boat Juniu> ;. Morgan. Freight
is now being run over thi. road from the
South regularly.
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Obstacles to Marriaqe.

Happy relief for young men frem the eff
fects of errors and abuses In carly life.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to mar
riage removed New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an insti.
tuition having high reputation for honor.
al 10 conduct and professional skill.
5.1t.d Il W-3m.
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Died.

In this city, Sunday night. Mrs. Mis-
sour! /, wife of J. l.. Spiller, aged 32
years. Funeral services at the Methodist
church. at p. III. to-day. a special
train will leave foot Of Eighth street for
Villa Ridge at 3:l5. Friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral.
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Wan DEPARTMENT, RIyyp KYPonT,
Anru.tJ ,s-s
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Ice Consumers.

To Ice Consumers.
The undersigned being convinced that
the present low price Of ice entails loss
upon the dealers, hereby agree that on
and after Sunday, August LIST, the price
OF ice shall be rs follows: For 80 pounds
and upwards at - per 100; less than
so pounds at any one time, at the rate of
81 per 100 pounds.
HusE. LOOMS & Co.,
1-3O-if JOHN SPROAT.
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The Union Benevolent Association

The Union Benevolent Association wishes
to inform the public that it was organized
September nth. 1874, and begs pardon for
coming on, at such u late date but ow-
ing TO the hard times we have been de.
inycd. We are now happy TO announce,
ready at any time for the acceptance of
members or petitions for the SANE. Time
of meeting, Friday before the second Sat
urday IN each mouth. Hall on Fifth street,
between Commercial and Washington av.
enucs. II. TuGGLE, President,
i. ADAMS, Nice-President.
L. w. BAKER. Secretary.
IL LIN