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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
The Silk Markets of the World.

According to a report, just published
by the Syndicate of the Lyons Union of
Silk Merchants, the silk crop of Europe
last year was, in rolnd numbers, 1885,
600 pounds, making upwards of twenty
and half million bounds of raw silk
available for European consumption.
The countries included in the report are
Italy, France with her dependencies,
Corsica and Algeria, Spain, Greece,
the Turkish empire, Georgia, Persia,
India, Japan and China. The first and
the last together supply four fifths of
the silk used in Europe. China ex-
ported, chiefly from Shangai, upwards
of g, 600, 600 pounds. The crop of Italy
amounted to $500. 900 pounds SPAN,
about 10000 pounds; Greece, less
than 10000 pounds; the Turkish en-
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11
MINERAL RESOURCES OF GREENLAND.

MINERAL RESOURCES OF dREENLAND.
When the Swedish polar expedition
was on its way to the north in 1870, the
explorers discovered at Ovifak, on the
south shore of Disko Island, large
masses of native iron, of various siz 3,
up to twenty tons. lying in small
space among powders of granite and
gneiss. Specimens were brought home
and distributed among the mineralo-
gists of Europe. and the result of their
analyses and Investigations is, that
opinions are divided as to whether those
blocks of iron came from the sky or the
earth. Some argue that they fell !;
others, that they were upheaved from
below. 1t is somewhat remarkable that
in the milder climate of Europe tho
specimens sweat yellowish- brown
liquid, consisting chiefly of salt of
iron. One effect of the scientific dis
cussion above adverted to may be t.
direct more attention to Greenland, "a
country worth attention, for it's min
eral resources, including Ignite and
graphite, are abundant.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11

INA CAR WITH A TIGER.-A recent
incident on the O2densburg road is thus
described by the st. Adams (Vt) Mes
senger of the 7th inst ga cage of
tigers, which was on it's way to me-
nagerie now exhibiting south of here, was
placed in one end of the car, and a
zebra was tied in the other end. The
watchman lay down on box and fell
asleep when he awoke he discovered
that one of the tigers had bent the iron
bars of the cage, forced its way out, and
was crouching in the opposite corner.
The regular keeper of the animals was
in the sleeping car Mt the rear end of the
train, and there was no chance to COM
municate with him or with any one out
side. The poor Waterman was fright
ened into motionless silence, and IN that
awful suspense be made the long and
weary journey to st. Adams. Alter the
train lme TO halt here, one OF the
traiu men, in passing the car, saw a
large, cat-like nose thrust out OF an
opening, and not knowing that any ones
life was endangered in the car, but fear
ing lest the animal should escape, ran
to the sIeeping-car and aroused the
keeper, who soon appeared, raw hide in
hand, and dashed the beast back into
his den, to the unreasonable relief OF
the poor fellow who had been curled up
for hours.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11

CRouP can be cured in one minute,
and the remedy is simply alum and
sugar. The way to accomplish the deed
is TO take knife or CRATER and shave
off, in small PARTICLES, abont teaspoon
full of alum then mix with about twice
it's quantity of sugar to make it palata-
BILE, and administer it rs quickly as pos
sible. Almost instantaneous relief will
follow.
"THE river Rhine, it is we'll known,
washes the city of Cologne, but oh, We
nymphs, what power divine can hence
forth wash the river Rhine ?"
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11

BY d. N. InRnAS

BY u. N. JORDAN.
Royal flowers with the heart Of god,
And robe OF the regal Tyrian hue
What is the happy thought you hold
Deep in your chalice of crystal dew.
What is the spell that brings hearts ease
To the soul bereft, and the spirit sad.
What is the sensuous. subtitle breath,
That GENES like DIRE am of all things gIaIs
Flower of the heart, turn to you
Away from the roses and miguorette,
Away from the dainty heliotrupe,
And the creamy tuberost, swecter yet;
hold you co 'e to my heart tonight,
Longing to ftei the mystic sIcu
a. only vhi'pers of happy days
From the fragIaRi d. r:h Of your tiny cell.
% Blessed are they who poor in iis art"
With none of tfes golden cup of bliss
BeRgnred Of sll that made life sweet
Save only the memory of lfe's ki--;
To wear this iutifui fiowc- uf thought
Born In the purple of lift's delight,
Out OF its crucible sweet and rare,
Hearts ease came 10 my soul tc-oight.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-09-11

The FLORAL MAnvELs Horti-
culturalist gives an account of two
novelties among flowers, which it is
almost tempted to treat as fables until
their verify is established by personal
in. pection. The following is the de-
scrIption of them "One is a black
lily in Santa Clara, Cal, with three
large blossoms, each one being nine
inches long, and perfectly black outside
of the green petals. The other is to be
seen Mt Constantinople, and described
by an eye witness as belonging to the
narcissus genus of bulbs, 1he flower
represents a perfect hummiug bird.
The breast of perfect emerald green,
is u complete copy of this bird, and the
throat, head, beak and eyes are Perfect
imitation. The hinder part OF the body
and the two outstretched wings are o.
bright rose color-one might almosi !
say flesh colored. These wondrou5
bulbs should have been sent to the Vi
enna exhibition. They will be in abun /.
dance by the time of our centennia
celebration in 1876. And yet they Cal,
hardly be greater curiosities than thu
strange and mysterious 'Sanctu Spiritu'
flower from South America, with its life
like representation of doves"
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pire, 1,1S0,000 pounds; Georgia aud
Persia together, $50, 600 pounds India
OroE Calcutta) 935, 600 pounds; Japan,
som thing over 200, 600 pounds.
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Oh, I wish WAS in Dixie,
Away, away.
In DNIe's land I'll take my stand,
To live or die in Dixie.

SOUND COMMON SENsE.-If you are
we'll, let yourself alone. One of the
great errors of the age is, we medicate
the body too much. More persons ere
destroyed by eating too much than by
drinking too much. Gluttony kills
mole tn IN drunkenness in civhized soci-
ETY.. The gymnasium is wood yard,
clearing or a corn6eld. A hearty
laugh Is known, the world over, to be
health promoter it elevates the spirits,
enlivens the circulation, and is marvel
ously contagious in a good sense.
Bodily activity and bodily health are
insepalable. If the bowels are loose,
lie down in bed, remain there, and eat
nothing until you are we'll. The three
best medicines in the world are warmth
abstinence ard repose.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
Situaiion5 Uauieo-- females.
Miscellaneous.
ITON Il Co... 6l5 6th ave. between

~
a 37tn aud 2Stis- formerly with Be, VII he ,Ound .
large SN AN-. both Protest ant ana
aihoc for city and country ylI: Coos aundresss
STRESSES ladies' maids cLsmbemaid- wuressr, nurses, g,n
era work Also coachmen, groons gattner- fIr'ner
useful men &c
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18

DO- EAST 29TH-ST.-Large ROOM suit
~ able f0r three gentleIneG or married couple
Iust vacated and cold water bath g0od substantial
liable. excellent references prlce 90 10 81
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
Gotels.

Ictfls.
HOTEL RATES IN NEW-YORK.-Neariy
everybody whether their means are large or nnlit t
nav ne suited AZ the STU RTENANr HOUSE II you desire
gance willing for IL you may hTe sql OF
aDar'ments $1,000 year; or II ecJhOntaIY
smaller clouds let 70 families ior "a per
week Transient for board from - Jo 70 -
dav or room without "a furnished wen furlsed
too nj u per day word yOu pay yonr money l'e oi
much and take choice The style OF the house ~ uIs
class and other modern ana
me table-gen LEWIS and GEORGE LElAN y are pfolie
tors The LELANDS will have good table iOI pesohaiy
thew believe good living Broadway, I"enyelghtA !"
Twenty .sis- Boston saturday Evening 1h~eile
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
Gituations nJantrh-f3ma!es.

LaIrdrs55es.
NEANTED-By respectable woman, WASH
w 80 and IEnNI-.G; polishing ana futng Zone for
sc. per dozen; by Mrs. WALLACE 202 West 4Js, IN te
SSI@ GTIl-ANE.-A St-cass LAUND RESS
- IN private family objection to tue country
good city retor'ncc
|Hso 2D-ANE.. conner 31st-st.--A respectable
ep'3-V woman wishes ladies' agd gentltIe dLd family
WASHING 10 ~ residence out BY the day.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18

Lad e3' Malds.
YOUNG PERSON, English, speaking
a Treoh uuentr a= MAID with fan " 80 EuTopc
+1uD trs.t ami sk Address u A-.> Ton l.,
Tribune Uptown once, l23- EioHiway.
TOR Europc.-Ay yourg American lady, desiring
,onil. hcr stltOs Europe wOHld . t0 lessen her
travrr ,xrfuirs by i1g Ladies Maid or attendant upon
M ur.lu lDrc1 '0r the voyage swift
y.rlau'. u ar.e thers b0re Oc'abrr CnMnuMca
t.DIs fOj N'N'- no. -J5 BrOadnay, hJUA ~, Wl re-
GIVE Immediate attention
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
6elu iUanteo--1 1hles.

A GENTS and CANyASSBRS WAN s.,I,i Ep .Ds Im. 10.
"A quickest sing article ever , ,nded noi ssfisfse
ticulars mailed for % cents MoDfy - ""N "
tory. FRANZ DEY. so East lssh 81, y, l. --
COACHMAN WANTkD-To go to tn the .. eGan- su,.
~ try be Protestant -, ,h habits, Sc Addrs
ness and bring reference as W sVoi H~D''' W.
COACHMAN, BOX l5O y1ou~le ~ oIhSs.
CTFNOGRAPHBR WANTED;-Appiyilna mo IN own
- ant.r,,,n, stspg qualiac cations and ekpe.soa
- coK 70 RATION Box lti OenefA T. We
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
Situations Uanie6-- males.


Clerks Statesmen, &c.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT Itt
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,2Ss Broadway cor. Thirty hT
ST. OF Twenty third St; at the HARLEM OFFICE
M PSI Thnave.. Onemnired and twenty IOuIiAs o.
QIaTlen Savings Bank Buildings ad al the BROOhLIN
BRANCH OFfIcE No. 323 Nasin ST. next door 10 the
POstOfhoe, up 10 y. AZ regular ONCE rates
A SITUATION by II young man % years OF
~ age business; has been engaged with
large banking onsc familiar with the ni,s Of oncc
en- flruah references character and ability Address
/. a. W. BOX 7iS p. U.
CoachMsn.
4 COLORED MAN wants a situation as first
4 class COACHMAN; "a years city reference from his
as place Gail address r. g., 80 West l'thsL, rear
A SITUATION WANTED-As COACHMAN,
by single young has ten years best city TelcIencei
objection 10 the country Can DC seen at 81 East 3oAL
A YOUNG Englishman wishes situation as
n COACHMAN or GARDENER understands the care OF
horses and carriages; milk willing ~ make himself gen
eray useful. Address T. =. s.. Box 100. Tribune Once
GOOD COACHMAN, WAITER, &C., (col-
N Ored is good. careful, experienced driver and willing
10 be useful for city country haa good cry reier
ences. Can be seen at TEk fbOIt~o iASi AO"G OS'
KEAU. lJo 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18

Dol EAST 3OTH-ST., near Third-ave.--
&@I SPLENDID ROOMS with excellent table ana 'A'
1OnfOrto OF q home
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
Nurses.

aS COMPETENT NURSE. to take entire
char.s * an infant f t birth bring rp0n bottle
r.qu.r ol CIV Please call At go -econdlyc.
'.f }C,u ant l,l.sts
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
5iluaiions Uante0 -fsMaLc5.
General Eoussworlr.

4 GIRL to DO General HOUSEWORK in
mtyAie .aly CAL al ler present emp y,r, III Lex
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18
6e,u Uanteo-- females.

NTANTyD-MULE SPINNERS.-Ohe hum
w dred spinners or any ess number wa es oae,S *.
YYREMoNT XND SUFFOLK COrtOH EAlLLS, Lows
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18

~ COOK, WASHER, ant IRoSER-An American Protest
young and wife woad Ike place ther can
do plain garenng drive and take Of orses and make
himself useful wife good cook ami launrcss can urnih
good reference. Apply at ODELLS AGENCY, log West
3ith-st. corner Of broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-05-18

~ HUDSON ST, near Eleventh-st.-M
9 l. MCNROE HILL electrician and nurse board
ady r3fers " The medical profession.
, 1875-11-07

To tie Editor Of The P.ttstus7 Chronicle:
Yesterday you published an extract from an
article Hr,:tea BY Will S. Hays. the popular song
writer, in which occur these words:
Pttsourgs busy city full Of wealth, but there Hes
the form Of poor Steve Foster ths author Of 'Old
Folks At Home" without even lump Of coal to marx
his resting place. He has made the world happy with
his songs, and PtsDurg, Lis native city, honors hi1n
much let him he alone aud forBaken in his un
known aud silent grave.
This is all mistake and Mr. Hays informant
has deceived him. Stephen C. Foster is buried
amongst his kindred, in the family lot in Alls-
gheny cemetery. His grave is matked BY mar
bic Tombstone, placed there By loving hands. II
is similar to those OF the rest OF the family On
it are cut, in distinct letters, his name, his nativ
ity. aud the date OF his death. It is not grsod
or elaborate, bnt it is sufficient. He does dor
lie alone and forsaken, nor is his grave unknown.
The people Of Pittsou.rg always. from the begin
ming, recognized and encouraged him in his
musical efforts, In no community have his
songs been more extensively circulated and
appreciated. He often, during his lifetime,
thankfully referred to this fact while since his
death h.s memory aeen1s every year to grow more
green in the hearts Of his fellow-townemen.
MORRISON Foster.
, 1875-11-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlkS.
NEW LODGES.

NEW LUuN&S.
All news received from the Pythian Order il
encouraging to the members, and the session OF
the Grand Lodge in this city last month has Civ
en- considerable impetus to the call for new
lodges and general inquiry.
On Tuesday last Grand Chancellor 8. J. Viii
| le:s. OF Springfield, accompanied by few mem-
be1s from No, II OF that city, went to Boards
town, Cass County, for the purposeiof instituting
= new lodge After the necessary prellminar1ee,
eighteen gentlemen. comprising some OF the
ablest men of the town, were initiated. proved,
and fully charged as knights of tho Order. after
and the following officers elected aud Installed
PC, Charles Goodwin.
c. c., L .. langley.
y.C. II. Shafer.
P, n. c. Stetaneusz~
NJ Of E1., II. F. LenabarRer.
H. Of F., NJ shumeu-
L. of r. and S., R. J. Ph1hppt.
H. H., J. D. C1tlin.
]. g., J. H. Ftdl:r.
o. G., E. o. kaute-
The prospects for tho new Lodge are very fa-
volabla, eoo,e Of the new members being prom
inen. men in that section Of the country.
There is \ prospec: OF new Lodge a. Peters
burg, Menard County. Also inquiries from 9th
er portions OF the State.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Friday night lass Excelsior Lodge No. 8
Was the recipient OF visit from Gauntlet Lodge
No. 4. both Of this city. A proftablc aud en-
ioyabie evening was apent. and brothetly love
mora firmly united by acquaintance,
Excelsior Lodge received very cat return
for their industry at tins last meeting OF the
Grand Lodge hy the election Of their repre-
sentative, the popular Sergeant Of Police. NJ.
Iesey, to the honor OF Vice Grand Chancellor Of
Ttjirnis
, 1875-11-07

unerwood. Twenry~four Lodges were present,
aud 3 procession and banquet were among tho
proceedings.
The mileage aud per diem Of the msmberB of
the Grand Lodgs OF the United States recently
hetd Mt Indianapolis amounted to |18, $40 an
average Of S79.48 per member.
4 monument has been erected BY the fraternity
OF New York to Edwin Suantou, 2. G. h, and P.
G. Z. Il was few days since formally dedi-
Gated. and on that occasion an eloquent and ap-
propriase oration was pronounced by the Rev.
H. Stewart Walsh
, 1875-11-07

E,oR 6ALE-;A LOT or FANCY X1SG G.s boAaR2 Z
WHEELEH HS Ie IS take-ss.. ss ups.tairs. @-''''
FoR s1LF-1 FINE F1NKl F1RTTTIoN ARou
ene.9 .9qs.s = ~ S9a1s N@n6 ZINC WORTH -, ~
ot6cee 60 o0oso' u p'''~'e p~1~ ~
To1 s17F-1 Tot 0F FR0SY-H1NDLF TABI.
sALEA !. hoT q OF e4e1 69hp hANRfH FLARE
L.4e:..; eR;...,5:: - - -, zz7z7 = - . :.
eS.IsA!s fees of bar nd lunch counter 1pp, e
| EoR sALE-Ro3RD OF. TRADE MEM M8ERsa1
tin so2A st.ndtns>. Address. stating pz1oe. Il
NON s41T-1 R77RCT. V.PRooF s1FF w7Ti
Z otbef rs oa6se folnaafe cheap; once 70 fsnt. Il
G9 = s1TF-VoiT1s "a Se--i
| + breed. iaquiro It io6 R.st H.srisoa.st D''o
U,oR sALn-AoCEPrED ORDER ON WEST AM
rbsss sSa'a ess ssas h0'' At reduced rates. AddF'''
DoR ;,o1Is sxLr.T8E s15:: COMPLETE T1x7i5RRs FOR
A., Biz, @ fiouso 'A0e '''f'' a. u A'D
F9sK sALEZoSE PAR Or W1EM dLoyEs j F9I q
S;:;. aad 100 other '''s'. PARIS GLOVE srohf'
E,oR s1IN-1 T1RGE-siZED FURYA0E;- But
= httls used sish three regatssa complete. Cheap
1sdasss 1on = = 3-1saas SEw eSs ITtR575
Z larrs sise. Cheap. Address d 81, Tribune once,
skiE4 A VERY :, FlNE 1S SkW 1s1I.n;
net sd ~ M ~ Rnns =. a'nIv ddps.s n Il Tr;hnnf
oaeo asse .s'a'ns' '4''n Aa''''' A0u'''' ~ -lD'll'
FgF s1IEs wATER "a SPANIE4t Il Doa RIRs ALSO
D0K s11E.RR5 YEW AND srYIsa FRENCH
soa Or isnx nna md bo. ony slo set worth double.
Residence q w.hs.h:.,: - - ~
nb IL, HEW SI ASD M AZ sud
az so1 aonbo ta p1a a7s
Ss2 ~. - oona2 1as ..se-.s2: 80
, 1875-11-07

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. WITH LARGE
p grounds, unincu.absred. in Ottawa, ILL.,, to e1
G;anEs f.. eit, rsal e.t:e: raas 81. GU. LEWLs UM-
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a No. I Laundry .

II /, now conce cd that Mrs. Coleman,
the | III, less, ~. /! Fou,th sta, ct, be.
tween " t,hinst,n Il & mm"rci lavenue-,
his one % the b 81 o Quoted laundry y
tab, .hu It, n the city, and landlords OF
hotel, and boarding houses >Ill tnd II TO
their cdsa, t,ge to call upon her
Her ric's are as iolloss: II tel and
boarding-nou c washing. 10 cents per
dozen. foi piece work prices are
as follow: Single -hirt and col.
lar, Toe; p dozen C; sock Sc; two col.
lars, nc; tw h,ndksrchici-, Sc; verts zoe;
and all geotlemen's wear. soc per
dozen. Ladies' presses, - u H0,;
skirt. IL I, 20r; drawer, o TO i5c; two
pair hose re; two 60 lars 10 lie, For la'
dies plain clothes 81 Wpr dozen; for la'
die. tine roth =, - ~ per dozen; done
drsmptly, and promptly delivered, Pa
tronage solicited S-3'.lm
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LOCAL NOTICES.
"POrtpates (slaces..'

This IL n new style OF picture now be-.
Ing produced by VIM. Winter. the artist,
OF this city. These pictures are creating
much Interest in all the principal Eastern
ind Western cities. being altogether new.
They are unlike photograph. being
raised and beautifully rnameIcd over the
entire surface, soft In tone. but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails to admire them. or to give the
artist AN order. We have been shown a
number OF pictures Of well-known ladies
and gentlemen Of the city, and have no
hesitation IN pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest IN such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon MIR. Winter Mt
his gallery aud examine his work in this
new branch Of the shadow-capiuring art.
9-l4-tf
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PILSENER ut Louis Herbert's.
To the citizens OF Cairo.

would inform m! many friends. tina, ]
am still in the .uction bu-in -, snd read
TO attend 10 all sale. that ma, Offer. My
long experience IA this bus nee. n eds TO
comrnrut-i is NO ,xp' rime' Inv part,
peed no. b. a'i aid ~ l am no ",qnib" ,r
novice il tn business.
sp ci attention given to resi- estate nd
ouI.door sale, as IN ave never misseh max.
jrys -slc. u HASTMAN, Auctionc'r.
Corner sixth rtr,c and Commercial Av.
T.ol.tf
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VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
r"ns and the public generally. that he has
how on hand II large stock of French and
German Calf, Kip aud Morocco. aud il
prepared to manufacture, tor store and
Office wear, the finest Of Morocco or Calf
skin shoes or Boots; and for farmers
draynlen aud outdoor wear generally, hi,
FrMch Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. His Lasts are Of
the latest styles. and he can guarantee a
iii aud satisfaction to oil his patrons.
O.3-ff
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the
effect OF Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
rage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, 4l0 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pam institution having high rcpu-
tation tor honorable conduct and profess
sonal skill. S-24-d&w3m
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Lou,. u.-na-s hs. psIsvNCw.
A R re I .lNace.

The Western Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. Of jackson
Tennessee. will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition on the 2Gth to 30ih Of October.
inclusive, 1876. at which time there will
b- daily sales of stock. agricultural I'M
plements, ETC., making II one Of the most
important meetings ever held in the State.
Bring your stock aud implements.
JSo. Y. KEITH, President.
THos. CLARK. Secretary.
y-23-vtt
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cach insertion
No advertisement will bc received at less than
Z 4
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PIskENER ~ Louis Iserbert's

Eu5- Or. Sherman. the great Special
Let. 800 North sixth street. has gained an
enviable reputation in the speedy manner
in hich lie treats all chronic diseases.
Soc advertisement for his great Syphilitic
Eradic..lor, Endorsed by the medical ia
Guilty every where. S-ls-lyr.
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Notice Of q. snOvaI.

c. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building lone block below.
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Filth aud sixth streets. where he will
keep the best home made and 81. Loui
custom made boots and shoes. made OF
the best material good workmanship
and in the lares, styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 9-23.ti.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-08
coops old, So IS; 4 coops young, 81 soc

coops old, So %; coops young, 81 SOC
50.
APPLES.
The market Is fairly supplied aud easy.
Sales wcrc ~ barrels, 81 1902 30; NO
barrels as to quality. S2(93.
PROVISIONS.
The market Is firm and sales ready.
Very little offers. We note sales OF &, OVl
pounds clear sides, l3s@li2.
CABBAGE.
Ovcrstockcd and very quiet. We note
sales Of 1910 heads, i(s6c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-08
AltentlOO. KNlwhtS

The regular meeting OF Ascalon Lodge
No. 81 Knights Of Pythias, takes place
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. As business
OF vital Importance is to come up. each
and every member Is respectfully re-
quested to attend without further notice.
T.. j. kERrH, h. Of II. -.