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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12

The yellow meet'n'.house-can you tell
Inst where it stood before it fell
Prey of the leveling foe?-
Our dear old temple, loved so well,
By ruthless hands laid low.
Where, tell me, was the Deacons pew?
Whose hair was braided in queue!
(For there were pig-tails not a few
That's what I'd like to know.
When Cambridge was simple town,
Say just where Deacon William Brown
look round In yonder row
For honest silver counted down
His groceries would bestow?--
For those were days when money meant
Something that jingled as you went
No hybrid like the nickel cent,
I'd have you all to know.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
pEsrRucrIvr FIRE.
Distractions Of COrits a Ram1s im's To.
bNccO Factory at Metropolis.

The tobacco factory OF q. w. Corlis
s. Co., at Metropolis, Massac county,
was destroyed by fire OH Sunday night
between eleven and twelve o'clock. The
building and about 10000 worth Of to-
bacco and cigars was consumed. not TO
exceed 81 900 worth Of manufactured
goods being saved from the fire.
1t is not positively known to
DO so, but the impression prevails that
the fire was the work Of an
incendiary. The building, together with
the stock Of manufactured tobacco on
hand. Was worth from $4,000 to So, 600,
with $4,000 insurance on building and
stock. The loss Of this establishment Is
q heavy blow to Metropolis, and we hope
to hear Of the firm resuming business
again soon. Mr.. C0rlis Is one of the solid
and enterprising men Of Southern Iili
nois, and we regret to hear OF his misfor.
tune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

The people OF Cairo engaged yesterday
IN considerable discussion Of the late turn
of affairs in the whisky ring. Some were
loud In the opinion that since Grant has
concluded to stand by Babcock, innocent
or guilty, Mum would stand good
chance to escape also. Others expressed
contrary opinion, but all were alike
agreed that Durger's Is the place to 10 to
buy cheap holiday presents, beautiful
scarfs, nrck-rics and ribbons, and the best
OF gloves Cor ladies and children, and kid
glsyes at most te .nptingly low prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Black continues to be the stylish color,
and many ladies Of unquestlopsd good
taste have adopted 1t ~ tlleir standard
wear. There is no doubt that : good
black silk dress Il the very best invest
ment that any lady can make. Any lady
who wishes 70 make such an inyestulspt
should call It onoe On :. Burger & Co.,
who have an excellent assortment of
black sllks which they are Offering as low
as the Same goods can be bought to-day
In New York city. Ladies' are invited to
call and see for themselves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

near Eighteenth street. When arrested
no was attempting to get into yard for
tile purpose Of begging something TO eat.
Had he spent the money he got drunk on
for bread, there would have been no oc-
casion for him to beg.
"A Special conyoeati0n OF Cairo
w Chapter No. n to be held at the
~ Masonic hall (this) Tuesday even
ing Dec. IA. 1876, for work M. N. de-
gree.
by ll.e order Of NJ. r. & HIP.
G. HASSy, s,ec'y.
Choice New Orleans sugars and syr-
ups at the New York Store. l2-5-2Ot
Work on the new enibankmcnt OF the
Cairo and st. Louis narrow gauge rail-
road has not been resumed. The man
sgcrs Of the road claim that the injunc-
ton restraining them from proceeding
with 1t, will not amount to much, and
that they will 60 on with the work within
few days. We shall see what we shall
see.
--Grandes evasion ever yet seen on
children's Merino bonncts and caps, fu.
bonnets and fur caps, children's cloaks
aud sacks, infants robes and infants
cashmere shawls, aud everything else In
this line at very low prices at Heilbron 4
Wells. 12-lO-tf
The ladies Of the Centennial Ass0cia-
ton will give "tea-party'' at the residence
of Mrs. Dr. wardner, on Wednesday
tomorrow night. the 18th Of December,
commencing at 8 O'Clock. Old time edi-
bles and modern deIicacles will tempt
the appetite upon the occasion. All are
cordially invited to attend. Admission
25 cents.
If you want an economical heating
stove for wood and one Of the hands0m-
est stoves in the market. with illumina-
ted front, buy the improved Evening
Star which took the blue ribbon at st.
Louis Fair last October, over all Others
on exhibition. For sale by c. W. Hen
derson, 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo.
Illinois. 11-2S-d-lm
Some time during Saturday night or
Sunday morning, some enterprising ind-
vidual went through several rooms in the
st. Charles hotel and made quite haul.
Getting into the room occupied by Mr..
Axtel, superintendent Of the Cairo d.
vision OF the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas
the thief secured both Nr. and
Mrs. Axteis watches-botli gold and
SO far the thief has escaped
detection.
George Terrence, son Of Mr.. Smith
rorrence, the levee boiler maker, met
with serious accident on Saturday even
ing. Young Terrence was employed at
the Vulcan Iron works. and while doing
some work on drill press, the screw
broke, and catching the glove on his
hand before lie could free himself, his |
arm was twisted in such manner as to
break it. DIR. Parker set the broken
member" and thinks that eventually 1t
will be rs strong as ever again.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
LYNCH 4 HowLfYs "a 4
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

m FOR RENT. " = ..,,.,,,
Business house On Levss, lately oc-
eupied by Cunningham = Sd2wSll. ~"
business house on f.s1ss, near Sixth
street, lately occupied " Csoss, CeIs-
man l. Co. '.. - .,s's1i' ..''..51 ~ o. ~.
Winters Block sssitablg ~ Hotsa
Offices or Business ro0ms dke6p, .sgsS4s sS
--Tenements numbereANs I. Q Ind Q, In
Winters Row. s rootns each, 5pr 90 per
month. fsil ~ ~ !, iap il@ss.
No. 10 corner. $t1 D-7 rooms I
Cottage on Sixth strssk nsas lW3o
ington avenue roonSAos0 : imoAA1a
Store room In "fIlos He0s6, p laS2N
occupied BY A. Haley. $1,000 -
s-Store room lately occupied By How
Sewing Machine Co., on Coumsrcll
avenue, near Ninth street.
Two small. kfouses west Of TWENTY
second street, near FIne, 81 each pr
month. Az. Es,g...Ssxs
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 8 rooms. tes n aoR .sus
Store room on Levee, above Eighth
street-$20 per month.
-Cottage on Nineteenth street, nsar
Washington avenue at % 20 . month.
dwelling house on Sixth street. and
Jefferson avenue. .foe.gts. .-.,.l
Upper floor Of brick bulldiu4 On
Commercial avenue, above TeAth serest,
very desirable. '',''''..'...' u.s. WITH
Rooms Ia various parts os TIE city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
do Nee tn scss,.

Buder Brothers, jewelers., corner Of
Eighth street and Washington avenue,
" one Of tho oldest and most reliable
business firms IN Southern illinois. They
have the best OF workmen IN their cstab-
lishment, and manufacture 10 order any
thing In their line with dispatch and OF
the finest material. Their stock Of jew
elry is elegant and Is one OF the largest
and hest ever brought into the State.
l2-6-lm eu'HF
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
A Fine HtOek,

VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
low Oh hand a large stock Of French and
German Cali, Kip and Morocco, and is
prepared to manufacture, for store aud
Office wear, the finest Of Morocco or CALI
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered In this market. His Lasts are OF
the latest styles, and he can guarantee Y
ut and satisiatiOn to all his patrons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
The Lectures.

A series OF four lectures are yet to be
given under the auspices of the Library
Association. as follows:
Dec. l4tk--llon. w. ii. Green;
{" 2lst st-Mrs. q. G. Alvord
+" 2Sth--iDr. Horace Wardner
Jan. 4th--Dr. u. q. Parker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
Ilisss slasion Ne1iee.

The firm of Hulen & Wilson Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Samuel T..
Wilson retiring. II. NJ, Hulen continues
the business at No. SO Ohio Levee, and
assumes all liabilities Of the firm. All ac-
counts due, and owing by the firm will
be settled by him.
SAMUEL T.. WILSON,
IN II. NJ. HULEN.
Cairo, December 9, 1875. fg-9-Ct
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

For every description Of fine and beau
tiful jcwelry, of the very latest patterns
and styles, go to Bmdcr Brothers, corner
OF Eighth street and Washington avenue.
This firm has just received one OF the
largest and best stocks ever brought to
Cairo which they are selling ut the very
lowest prices. All will do well to give
them call before buying at other places.
lp.r.tm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Notice Of kesnOv Ova1. az p
c. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 81 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where ne will
keep the hest home made and st. Loui
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 9-23-tf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
A Combination

OF events have occurred during the past
few days that have put US in position to
force at once into cash, irrespective Of
value, one Of the largest stocks of men
and boys clothing,
IL the citizens Of Cairo will only take
advantage of this fact they will be
gamers byit. HEILBRoN & We'll.
l42 and IA Commercial ovenuc. l2-l0.tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO, ILL.,. MONDAY EvKNINa, |
hannsnha. ~ lgTS

DecemOer Id, 1910
Since our last report We have been
blessed with the finest kind Of weather,
though the streets In some parts Of the
city are yet very muddy. caused from the
late spattering Of snow which visited us.
Notwithstanding the good weather, busi-
ness in nearly every department has tall
EN- of, and everything is extremely dull.
Choice family flour Is in fair demand,
though other grades are quiet and dull.
The market is filed with unsound -four.
which it is impossible for our merchants
to work of. There Is u limited supply
OF hay on track. and good mixed is In de-
mand at from Sl4 to Sl6; there Is also
good call for choice. Corn Is very dull,
with but very little doing. Oats. for
shipping purposes, have tair call. There
has been but little demand for meal, and
receipts have been limitcd.. Bran is very
quiet. The market has been Well cleaned
out OF choice Northern roll butter, and
there 10 good demand for It At 27(S?7lc,
Eggs are slow; prices still hold at 2sc.
but our merchants may possibly drop a
cent or two in order to compete with 81.
Louis. There has been but few sales o.
poultry reported for this Issue, but there
10 good demand for both live and dress
ed turkeys. lf'fAYt EifVFWe /
THE MARKET. ...s
A@Oar friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
dlling ort.ers and for broken lots It is nee
sssary to charge al advance over these
figures. - -
FLOUR.
Flour Is very quiet and dull u,lsound
grades In large quantities overstock the
market, and there Is but little chance of
getting rid OF 1t. The demand for choice
grades. however, is somewhat better.
Sales reported were 100 barrels xxx
winter, So 1000 barrels OH orders. $40
Q 25; 100 barrels choice, 81 500 barrels,
S. 25(97 80; 500 barrels, $3 bO@6 20
200 barrels, 81 25(97; 100 barrels XXX
spring wheat, So so; 200 barrels low
xxx winter, S. 2s(95 80.
EIGgcH HAY.
Hay Is not plentiful on track; ihere Is
Il good demand for good mixed at$l4(Slo.
The call for choice liay 10 also good.
Sales were car mixed, Sl4; . cars good
Tinlothy, Sl4; l ear choice Timothy, SIT;
car common mixed, $ll.
4Ia CORN. s tr5's SO /
The corn trade is very dull. with
scarcely any thing doing; we note the
sale of car white in bulk damp 40c 100
sacks mixed 45c; car new mixed In
bulk l2c. t5 "A
RThe demand tor oats Tor shipping pur-
poses Is good. Further than this they
are quiet, sales were car sacked aud de-
livered 42c; l car Southern Illinois in
bulk 32c; I chr NotherM In bulk on track |
soc; 2 cars white 45c; car Southern IL
limos Ia sacks delivered 35c : , ears mixed
In bulk 33c 2 cars mixed in bulk Sac
2 cars mixed In bulk SIC. [
MEAL.
Market very quiet; there has been but
little done and arrivals havs been very
Tow. Ssles wssp 400 hbls st. Louis, ~ AOiI
car kiln dried. o2 3cGaA,0 : 100 bbl,
city stoaw slriod $3al sSM{ gF !
'7sA'.. ~ a1- y BRAN. .@sss w
J VERY quiet sad ,iuli |; tbs ONLY sab vcr
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
W Nmsesl.

Col. Z. NJ. lowe, Of PULASKI, Pulaski
county, desires 10 take ten or dozen
horses to winter at his farm. Good sta
bling and pastur,, at low rates. Forrei-
ercnce apply to ,. n. Metcalf, Cairo, III
inOis. 12-9.2w.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
Atar.sloni Dea,crs.

We have four dozen Limitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Openers, taken for sdver-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

The finest assortment Of gents youths
aud boys clothing, which we will sell
cheaper than can be bought anywhere in
the city, at ID. Hxrtman's, corner Of Sixth
street aud Commercial avenue, l2-5-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room, l10 Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers aud
as many new ones. 9-30-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

All the latest styles Of gents and boys
hats, at ruinous prices, at ID. Hartman's,
corner Sixth and Commercial aveRae.
Come and see me- lo.5-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

New hams, breakfast bacon, buck
wheat aour, cranbcrries, plums, raisens,
currents, at the New York store.
lc-J-2Dt
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

N.ujahr's- Ball zur Eroeftnung der ncuen
Turnhaitc, an Sylvcstcrabend, den
3lten Dcz.. 1875. In plain English
New Years ball In celebration Of the
opening Of the new Turner's hall, New
Iear's Eve, 3lst December, 1873.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
The sNsy bakery

Attention 10 called to the card OF the
City Bakery. to be found IN this issue.
Mr.. Hebsacker, the proprietor, has by
industry aad fair dealing, established n
lucrative business. When you want any
thing Ia bis line give him call.
u
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
Wanted

everybody 10 know that the place to get
A smooth shave, - A4e ti.
AgOOd shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
Or anything ia that line, ~ "
il ~ the GRAND CENTRAL BARBER.
suor, eosner Eighth and Commercial.
SS.u j. GEORGE 6TsINHOUsE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Sells best soda crackers at cents per ID
by the box also very choice n,ince-meat
and apple butter. 12-5-20t.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
nulk~.,,t MiIItm.ryi

As We intend to close out our stock of
millinery we offer these good at half
price; good French felt hat at 15 cents.
l3-l0-ti HIILBRON & We'll.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
Trunks, 'ressnks.

We received this week i,l line Of all
styles and prices OF good thiry.siX inch.
zink covered. ladies trunks, only S. %
mt Heilbron a Wells. l2-l0-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
Usderwesr! Umaerw car I

Ladies' aud childrens' underwarc, me-
rino rs well as muslin can be found
,heaper and better at Heilbron & Wells
than any where In the city. A good me
rino undershirt and drawers for boys
only 90 cents; a good merino vest and
pants, for ladies, only 81, l2-lO-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

The place to get the best, cheapest and
largest assortment OF Alapacas is at -.
Hartman's dry goods story, corner sixth
street and Commercial avenue. ~
l2.5-tf. .Hhs ' "fU
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

We are now prepared to offcr great
bargains In ladies' aud childrens' iurs OF
all styles. ChIldrcn's sets, mufis and
boa, at only 81 q set.
l2-l0-tf. HYrLBRoS 4 WE'LL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
PRDGR ANNE.
0v 20 HnrilllAn's.

Ii you want to get good aud cheap
Buck or kid Glove, ut New York prices,
be sure and go to d. Hartman's, corner
Sixth street and Commercial avenue.
l2-5.tf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Waserpvsoss ssd vlawne1s.
We offer at reduced rates, best black
waterproof, ut 70 cent?.
HHILBRoN & WE'LL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
leaaQUapser

For boys clothing, boys underwear
and boys hats 1t Hcilbron Il We'll.
12-1O-f
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
l'anlI. candy.

Two thousand pounds fancy, choice
mixed and toy candy for sale At the New
York Store by wholesale aud retail.
1C-J-20t
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
~ ~. DUN1sINo, -. =.

RESIDENCE: Corner Ninth and Walnut
streets.
OFFICE: Corner sixth street and Ohio Levee.
OFFICE HOURS; FROM sm. ism., and
tfom 10 Q y. IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Bay your Quick Yeast at New York
Store, received fresh daily at Wholesale
aud retail. l2-6-20t
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
PARL0R CONCERT.
Prog rasnwse for the EntertatnSnent nj
ThurSslAy evening.

The following is the programme Of the
Parlor Concert to be held. at the resi-
dcnce of J. b. Reed, On Twentieth street,
between Washington avenue and Wal
nut street, on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 10th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
.portra,sr Glnees. /"

This is new style Of picCure now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
Of this city. These pictures are creating
much interest Ia all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether now.
They are unlike photographs, being
raised and beautifully enameled 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 Z
number Of pictures OF well-knOwn ladies
and gentlemen Of tho Gity, aud have no
hesitation In pron0unclng them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest In such matters or de-
sire pictures. TO call upon Mr.. Winter Of
his gallery and examine his work IN this
new branch of the slsslow-captaring art.
y-ll-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14
FOR oRI.E68EoRaALE.

"A number Of JAlsl - Leyss. AbovD
Twelfth street, 0uts,de hrs ilmlfs. Also
. large numberof othse Lots In dinersAt
loalities. lifffAU9 ri TE(9TG
-i.ands, ID tracts tosait, usa4 csko.@
-tfS-lo ..Lls4..
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Hf 4 Nan 80n over
To Cowpsrthwait & Phillips TO try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-12-14

Hscssasi rsoseou .sQy 4et
Don't forget to call 1t Hebron 4
Wells to get your present ol 10 ysrds OF
the best calico. A'ttak fnFA l9-lO.ef
, 1875-10-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

feAorIcd Eeats for Joaquin sll!lcr's lecture IN
tlIa star Course Oh Tuesday llsxt are now for
ra.e or earLangv for opt:ou tickets Ut Jansen,
McClurg 4 Gus.
Tie Sunday lectures before tho 6insi Congro-
salion ut Alurtlnes lisIi wil 10 resumed BY thu
ley. Ur. Roa!er tu-lLortew. Iho lecture will to
IN German til tue MessisI;c idea, ill4styatiug the
history and mission nf sha "jew4li lnople."
TLe ltey. A. Dat1!eI, 3. j., viii 1rctura sunday
evening, lice. j, At st. Mary'a Church. coruur ut
E!usuiHu court ninl W1baHI avenue. for tia
lene:il vi Tint It.uss desc. yiug INSTITUTION, st.
jusuphs Hospital.
Prof. j. Is. Walker, Of the Whsa'on CnI.esr.
author Vi "lt!losuphv OF Tbs t'Ix,l of saliva.
tluH" ul!d several other ,!eu osical work., M.ll
lecture LetDtu tho Iiiluso. 'Aieal Society this
uyaulng, ut tlltir LOOMS oa the turner of 5tato
Atlt. Washington s!rests. liis tectDtu will ts 4
,ep,y IL tho lecture of JuaSu Bao.A VI tho
EthutrcctIun.
srv. l.. C4.lY Stanton speaks on turaeloy,
saAut.l. usd Weed" before ii,o Sunday Le.tura
sne!cty. to- Hlnrtuw afternoon. Tho doors .! Nc
So1ln'tk Hull open nt ) uud cfoso at j. Tickets.
e4cl! Eosl Tor my lecture. arc fus sAu at Jansc,
s1ctluls l. Co.'S No, III State street, At 10 cents
AF!Gce.
Thursday IL to lie high day among the tenn
pe'as!ce y ilos Ut our I.ty aud ytcnltY At ~ n.
". u tho Glars Street Methouist Episcopa.
Nh"sSh: a Convention OF the Fltst, Second, mud
ANU GsneEsaslonal Districts will be held at
, 1875-10-30
THE CCUNIY-6UILD DING.


Ihefo VIII 10 call OF THO quael'cf'mtnal
docset III tho Criminal Court Monday.
Con,,nienonct Holden ~ tho }ntcat chndidntu
fer r1s.;lcnt of Tho County Hoard, Tho rrobs-
m1i,v th,t tcyer,I -, tho .:t,,nc" momhcr. v,1l
,,.., -. ~ ,
Con,u,ls siones McCalIFey. it Is said, III ln7ins
IL, hi. treasures In Ioya. Starting a. Commas
ntnuc- in ,m,prty-he nronoscs Ia ,,roye Nj, lion.
s.. H., - .',,,.,,. 49,, !,,;!t ,,.,,a. j.. n,, .s.
o'tF ~ ot!'HE ls'7 "ts'"' e"lle' !" s"o 'a1Ae
coniftion-.n 1.iisols.
Mr. Geor.e Custar viii, WAS mentioned In
ro.tor1ov. r,,or n. cor,n,,;ni,,, hc.a,,.c mn nv,
.' t'ro' "' ~ - -
eeHt1oh ~ His iasus Haa HUI cc1Ialn luuotse-
nset mada m il after no hsd delivered 1t to tito
ShcriY wishes 10 Bsatu that lle knows that
neitl.or that officer uor my OF his Deputies
made tho tndorsc!nont III question.
l'ar'sf Martin md nano !'ea!ey; held M f. s
IT, 4tran, ~ ,1'r, " 'e "o,,"riu" ,,,,r,,.t"i ~
t,,,,, 1a,i o,,nv =, .'..ne ~ ~ tio
.;,,., III rnhoi,at ..;,,, I'll I;a .ntt ~ ,n
HnsI,1. ~, 10 'o,,rn h,',,, H., tnrn o' 'o ""'
t's '' "''4 'sA'''A ''o '''''
J. ". HountFre. John Conial;cy, hnd n rcora
OF Thy employ Of tito county eu'itecsed "it,
tac colntE-t:sfAs T., Office, hnys deHoitsd THUR
p!a"os u Tho antv-i'M'd!Mg. and are gVsng
their time to tho election % iie.ns. IL is kafo
estimate - nay lint tho Public Treasury IL daily
contrbatsi': through tho coun'y-Clclks otilco
aIono not lss tiau ; !''o 10 tho b'sccesS u tlo
Opposition ticke.
Hatt,lIe. Rack Smith. fruul g,,ilLy of selling
l;ourr u,tl,,,,, fruuro iu tnn Town of I,nEo
View. wlu WA IL i,aye leou seuteurad to tan
dayn i,,r:soInlctt il, t,v County jaij. IL s,l At
h,,trtv having heen psc;.sea from outorius upou
h,u service Trim t,.y 10 Iay. la ono IT Mr.
ii. a:nr'A aam,rcra. IN w,1t t1oubtl.sH nut ~,
ht,int ti,o Lars ,,,t,t inter thn cicc,on bnwrtr1
unu.,,ai sl,rlI nrt,ceojj.p 1uny Iv.
rms ,tntIn Jrny.
Tho f;r,na 1ury hclf n at,nrf unsp;an @aator,cv
,nurnIn, nrr,,aratory tn tIiasoluIip,s Tia Inn,
IN. ,aSru ~, II, thn Il d'n,mnslo,, nj The rnnnrts
s.t,m1t:cI hy co,urn,ttccv aDpolutcd to ,epprt IN
rof,rc,.o 10 to ,.ltey,n Ir1ba,v nj ccrtrin Tnnn.
, 1875-10-30
DEATHS,

WIN3iERsTEDT--A. Washington Corners. c,I.,
Tuesday, Oct. 10, q. ". It. Wlmnltrxteit.
Funeral procession will furIH Ut hls rcstlcacc l1J
10, aEa III ChtcaEo-av. anulay, Ot Jl ut IL uoon
Train leaves Northwestern topot ut oru.k for
ltosothll. Friends requested 10 intend.
Qu1RK-FHday, Oct. 20, At II n,.. Of brain fcser.
Lix4!e, youngest daughter Of +. and u. L. Quit aset
II YEARS.
DNtu0S-Ort. %. of Group, Lattto y, nny tli.! NJ
f. II. ind Mattie d. lrtpgs, aged year, nlpny, II
days.
Funeral Saturday morning. Oct. ~ ut h1i.rast 10
orlntk, from !1a lark.ay. fFends Of tho funny
invited 10 attend.
E1N6WOH1H-Fsaucea G., wife Ut Charts Eius-
worh aged 81 years, formerly Mrs. B!4glc. All uld
resident ot ChicaRo.
Faueral Sunday At 10 a. H., from aet Maxweltst.
Carrl1ges to utpccl4ntl. TreDtl4 invited.
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christian temperance th1aa' "aS hets III thn
rop.u OF the organization, at 10. liS AladH,n
s,tcet. Yesterday morning, T.. IL c'rl,}ca. I.p
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tary: Ats. William IT, I"i"Eroj u rttHU'n!she
Secretary: Mrs. lsAbcla .'uIirs. Ts.;s.l:er.
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iii Mr. +, /. rn,,.,,,. %,;,, uary rvarts ,fru
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Fitch, MlH. Nlllla:n Hnt, .aEs. ticnlEo Hounds.
Mrs. Hayward, ,ls. E.. II. Easr, aIiss T.. u.
Smilh, Mfs. Judge smith, Mrs, Jrrcrl Williams,
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On tho motion OF alr7. casc sl'o Wen! si1o
branch Of the Union WEB merged into tho ce1I-
tral organization, TIC eau,e nct,.u uns lad
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