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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-29

--col. Watkins, OF Mound city, wa ;"
Cairo yesterday.
The Hon. Isaac Clements. of Carbon
dale. is IN the city.
Mr.. Louis Mathews, Of &. Louis. for
merry of Cairo. Il now in the city.
j. IL. Bryson. of South Carolina.
was at the st. Charles yesterday,
IL. Burkale, of Foreman, Illinois, was
ut the Grand Central yesterday.
j. II. Murray of Chicago. was an ar
rival at the Grand Central yesterday.
Prof W. y. Alvord, Of Boston. was
registered at the st. Charles yesterday.
II. Stowry, Of Galveston. Texas, was
registered at the Planters yesterday.
Carey Bctter.en, OF -. Louis, was
registered at the Grand Central yester-
day.
f. &. Smith, of New York city,
was registered at u,e 1T. Charles yester-
day.
j. II. Kirkhan. of st. Louis. was
registered at the Grand Central yester'
day.
John ". Gashing. OF Harrisburg,
Illinois. wa, an arrival at the Planters
yesterday.
Il. G. Wilson, "A prominent gentle
man Of Chicago, was registered At the ~
Charles yesterday.
Mr.. j. W. Mcconnell, of jackson,
Tennessee, was registered at the Delmon-
leo yesterday morning.
j. Il. Chapman, of Vienna, proinl-
nent official of johnson county, was reg
ls,ered at the Grand Central yesterday.
w. G. Pettijohn, agent for pateut
water tank, such as used in hotels, stores,
etc, called the "rripoli F'iltcrer. y was at
the st. Charles yesterday.
&C. \. Beck, Division Superintendent
OF the Illinois Central railroad. in COM
pany with his wife, were registered at
the st. Charles yesterday.
Hedge -. Miller, OF the firm OF
Young Brothers. clothicrs of st. Louis,
who was formerly prominent clothier
of this city. was registered at the st.
Charles yesterday.
Miss IIughitt, daughter OF Marvin
IIughtt. formerly Superintendent of the
Illinois Central railroad company il in
this city, visiting at here.idencc of Capt.
". Z. Halliday.
DIR. 7. J.. Williams Is in the city. look
ing. in point Of health, like a new man.
He will return to Commerce, Mo-. where
he is rusticating and resting. on Monday
morning.
Mr.. Thomas Orrall,a prominent blacl,
| walnut lumber dealer. of Boston, who
has been transacting business in this city
for some weeks past. returned 10 hi,
quarters at the st. Charles yesterday
from trip up tile Ohio river.
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In addition to paying the tax on dogs
and sluts, the owner of same must comply
with this paragraph in ordinance No. j,
Sec. Is; THAT no dog or slut shall, be-
tween the first day OF June aud the first
day OF November, run at large within the
limits of said city. without havinga sub
stantial wire or leather muzLle securely
fastened over and around its mouth,
&c. No exception can or will be made
to the requirement, of this ordinance.
W. NJ. WILLIAMS,
CitY Marshal.
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For some time past. it has been the
practice OF number of the people rcsid-
ing in the upper part Of the city, to turn
their stock. such us horses, cows, mules,
sheep and hogs, into IT. Mary'> Park, for
the purpose OF allowing them to Craze.
The fact having been made known to
Chief of Police Williams. that gentleman
resolved 10 put stop to the business,
having come to the conclusion that Col.
Taylor had no intention OF making it u
public pastureield when he donated il to
the city. Accordingly. yesterday morn
ing, at three O'Clock. Il policeman was
ordered by him TO 20 to the park, secure
~ fasten the gates, and then keep his
"eyc peeled y for any one who might at
tempt to open them Tor the purpose of
letting in stock. The policeman detailed
did a. directed by the Chief, remaining at
his post until ten O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, hut up to that time no one made his
appearance, and he forsoOk his post in dis
gust. The people who have heretofore
committed this breach Of the city law
We're, through some means, the Chief
thinks, apprised of the presence of the Of
iicer, and kept both themselves and their
stock at home, or at least away from the
park
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hereby announce to the public that |
am better prepared than ever TO aceommo-
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 will not fail to make guests
feel at home. The table win always be
supplied with the best tie mlrket affords.
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, 81 80; single
meals, 2je, to be had at all hours. | have
also in connection with my hotel, first
class barbe: shop. and am prepared TO give
customers good shay haircut, shampoo
lug, etc. will run three chairs, and have
employed tonsorill artists who understand
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; sham.
pooling, 30 cents and hair cutting, - cents
Give me q call. PROF. T. GoEBEL.
S-S-tu
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Landlords of hotels and boarding houses
viii fud it to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No II Fourth
street. between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 10 centsper dozen. Foi piece work
prices are us follows: Single shirt and col
lars, Sc; two handkerchiets, DC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemcn's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - to 50c;
skirts II to zoe; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars 3 TO Ice. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
dies fine clothes. 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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The members OF Alexander Lodge,
No. 22i, 10. o. f., are hereby notified
to meet at the Lodge room this morning
at o'clock sharp, to attend in full rega-
lia at the dedication of the Soldiers Mon
umcnt at Mound City. The train leaves
promptly nj halfpast nine. Visiting Odd
Fellows are cordially invited to join us In
procession. BY order OF the Lodge.
{. X. SLACK,
Saprntnry
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"'>'o .vNiC.
10 nv OWEN BY THE
CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY
On Sunday. May 10. 1878.
At tho Beautiful and Romantic Hills OF Ken.
tucky, Near Fort jefferson.

TIE Wol-knowh Steamer "rhre5 states
has be, u chartered Tor the occasion. and
will cony, v the party to the grounds. The
boat will leave the foot of Fourth street. ~
follows Fir,t trip, u. m; return, IL
m. second trip, 1870 p. m. return, 2.i5
y. IN. Third trip, . p. M; return, :. p. IN.
The excellent Delta City Cornet Band,
and splendid string band have been en-
gagged to furnish music. Refreshments of
all kinds will be on tho grounds. 4 good
time is anticipated.
Tickets for round trip. 80 ccut4 children,
% cents.
Tickets can be obtained at tho following
places
T.. X w. Buder, Louis Herbert. WIN.
Alba, 7. G.. Schulz. Cha- -choeDemeyer,
Ed. IIuefuer, f. NJ. Stockileih. Hmandus
Jacket CITY Brewery. -
i20-j-1G1i.
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Circuit Court.

The jury, in the case of the People
VS.. Andrew j. Ross, after listening to a
very able argument by Mr.. Anderson in
defense of Ross aud the reply of the
States Attorney, retired, and in n few min
utes returned 4 verdict of not guilty.
Walter Matthews aud Harry
Cheatum were put upon trial for the
crime OF robbery, but the evidence fail
ing to prove the name of the owner OF
the property claimed to have been stolen,
the defendants We're discharged.
The court passed sentence upon sew
cral criminals, who had heretofore been
tried or plead guilty.
Letters of introduction, TO the pro-
prletor Of the State Hotel at Joliet in thi,
State, were made out for the following
named persons, who intend visiting that
institution, where it Is thought the ac-
! comodations are superior to those ten
dered them here: John Johnson will re.
main for one year John Lee one year ;
Samuel Horton eighteen months Rob-
err, Andrews two years Henry Barum
one year; John Downing two years ;
Louis Williams two years ; William Muir.
ray one year; Robert Sanders eighteen
months Joseph Grlsby two years
These persons, although apparently IN
good health are afflicted with various els,
eases, known as burglary, larceny, rob
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Mr. Phil IL. saup wishes to announce to
his friends and the public generally, that
no has lately lifted up, IN excellent style,
hi. commodiOus and comfortable psrlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment Of those OF our citizens
and the rest of mankind who indulge III
ice cream, soda water, cOntectloneries, &c.'
and that he is prepared to furnish TO citi'
zens Of Cairo, 1t home or at his parlor-.
anything in his line. Phil is well known
to our citizens, and as his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and ~ he can always
be found at hi, post, day or night, to look
ufter the welfare of his customers, We be-
speak for hin that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream aud lemonade
arc delicious, his coda water is not equaled
by any in the city, and as far as CONNECTION
cries are concerned, IL cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best in the city.
422-5-l4-1m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
~ with the requirements of Section ! of an
act entitled An Act 10 declare an / constitute
the State OF Illinois sole trustee of that portion
Of the State tax levied, assessed and collected
for the year 1873, in excess Of 1885 thereof; and
10 provide exclusive remedies for the complete
reiunding of the same to the taxpayers of the
state who have paid such excess and Tor the
protection Of the taxpayers entitled thereto mud
of counties and all officers or persons connected
with the collection, custody or payment thereof
will refund 10 such person or corporation the
amount by him or II paid in excess of twenty
nine thirty-siNths ofsuch state tax of 1873, up
ON the presentation of his or its tax receipts for
said year, covering the same.
CIIAs CUNNINGHAM,
i0g-5- -dSwIw County Treasurer.
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DECORATION DAY MOUND CRY.
c,i-o 4 Sineemnes un.l.o.h. May rs
1873.

Buy your tickets to-day Nv avoid q
rush, and secure excursion rates. fas-
scngcrs not provided with tickets before
entering the ears, will be charged f'lil
fare.
Tickets for sale at Howe Sewing Ma
Chine office, Commercial Avenue. near
10th McGauley's Drug store. CONNER
cial Avenue, near 10th street; q. l.
Whiilock's, Washington Avenue, corner
10th; SchuIl's Drug store. Commercial
Avenue. between 9Th and 7th, and at the
Depot.
Trains stop at 10Th and 10Th street
Fare for the round trip, 80 cents.
NJ. u. GooDRICH, q. L. A.
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Nearly u Fire.

Between nine and ten O'Clock yesterday
morning n fire was discovered IN the car
pcnter shop of a man named Kelly, near
the corner OF Twelfth street and Washing.
ton avenue, which undoubtedly would
have been attended with serious results,
had the discovery not been made just
when it was. There was no one at work
in The shop when the fire was discovered,
nor had there been for several days past,
and 1t is therefore thought that the flames
originated through the carlessness of a
number of boys who were playing about
the building.
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rhe STATE sunan, .e,,oo, Convention

The Seventeenth Animal Convention Of
the State sunday school Association OF HI
moi. win BIO held Ia the City Of Alton. Tues.
day, wednesday and Thur.dey, May 2jih,
10Th and 25th. 1o7j, commencing Tuesday,
at 10 n.
Each county in the state. except Cook, Il.
entitled to tsu delegate. Tao number from
Cook county 1, not limited. The pro-
grsnme will be published soon, and for
wsrded to toe county Secretaries. The ar
rAugoment, Tor the convention give prom.
iso ola riD.i profitable and pleasant session
County Secretaries a'o requested TO have
ihis notice Published IN the county papers.
q. r. JACOBS,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
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Picnic

The children in Miss Thompson room
in the Thirteenth street school, had quite
n pleasant time yesterday afternoon. \
picnic was held in the school house for
their benefit and a large amount of sweet
meats. of every description, was secured
for the occasion, which the little ones
very soon made way with. The pupils
think Miss Thompson il just the teacher.
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HOAl. puE.

BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk. Paducah ldlcwild, Evans
Vile: City of Nicksburg, Nicksburg
Cons. Millar, Memphis; j. y. Kellogg,
Grand Lake No. ?, Blue Lodge, COM
monwealth, New Orleans Belle Of Mem
phis, st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was q feet 6
inches on the gauge, having fallen inch
es during the previous "a hours. The
rivers elsewhere are falling; feet inch
cs is what the John A. Scudder found
coming out from 1t. Louis. Weather
dry, hot and threatening until o'clock
last evening, when most drenching rain
storm came up from the southwest, and
lasted about 30 minutes.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Special to the Missouri Republican
from Kansas City gives an account of n
rain storm that visited that section, which
began Thursday morning and lasted II
hours. 1t was exceedingly heavy, and
will cause rise in the Missouri.
The special says reports brought
in to that city show that
the rain was general in every direction
for over hundred miles. Considerable
damage wa, done to farmers and crops,
railroad cmbankments. &C., but the
greatest damage was done to grasshop-
per.. They We're literally wiped out.
The streams, cutters, and the Missouri
river were black with countless millions
OF these pests, and they lay in heaps In
the fields, killed by the pelting rain.
'fThe feeling of dread" says the special,
sis rapidly giving way to one OF rejoic-
ing. and GOV, Hardin will doubtless be
called upon to issue a proclamation OF
thank sgiying instead Of one of fasting and
prayer"
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Eteartip.s.

Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock.
a negro man and woman. husband and
wife, named respectively Abner and Nir-
gnia MahOn, had regular old time
rough and tumble fight. the cause Of
which a. set forth by the irate Virginia.
who IL able to knock fifty pound sand
bag. with eighteen inch strup. over the
beam every time, was that Abner had
been guilty of squandering her hard
earned means, tor which she had day af-
ter day toled at the wash tub, in play
ing chuck-o-luck, and She didn't
propose 10 be treated in that Kind of a
style by anybody. Tie punched each
Others noses, pulled each others hair,
scratched, bit. aud did everything else
that was unbecoming people of high
standing. until they were made aware Of
the fact, by' Officer sheehan. that they
were under arrest, who marched them
over 10 the court room OF Judge Bross.
who fined Abner five dollars and costs,
for whipping his wife and let the woman
20 free. But the end had not yet come.
Abner's blood was now up, and he want
ed revenge. He had his wife arrested
for whipping him. and taken before
Judge Bird. who fined her five dollar,
and the usual trimmings.
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Ladies' Furnishing store.

a ladies' furnishing store ho-.bcen opened
ia the Theatre building, and stocked with
"a full line ofoyerytuing pertaining to ladies'
wear - ready-Inad1 dresses, underwear,
etc. all OF the latest style-. aud viii be sold
e, lower figures than ever before offered in
Cairo. These goods were purchased in
New York. are VI the best material. and
viii be sold very reasonable. Also MILL
merry good. Of all kiBd.. 3O4-3o-lm.
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Frank Kratky, of the Union Bakery,
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
sixth streets, has re-opened his bakery, and
is now prepared to deliver Bread and Cakes
of the best quality, anywhere in the city or
country, in such quantities AS his custom
ers may desire. Prices will be made en-
trely with refer ,nce to the present hard
times In other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send in your orders.
Iii-I o0-tf
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Bhc "SuE-iish EisEiMg club.

The "Sun-fsh Fishing Club" COM
posed of number of prominent gentle
men ofthis city, among whom are Messrs'
p. W. Barclay. L. c. Pace, 4. w. lIalli-
day, Judge William Green, John Q. lar-
man. and others, went to Is entucky yes
terday afternoon tor the purpose OF catch
inc fish for the Cairo market. Those who
may desire fish in any quantity, should
leave their orders at the Office of John
O. Hartman, corner Of Sixth street and
Ohio lcyec.
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Obstacles to Marriaqe.

Happy relief for young men from the CT
iocts of errors and abuses IN early ufe.
Manhood restored. Impedlments to mar.
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, AZ
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an insti
tuition having high reputation for honor
u le conduct and professional skill.
5-1l.d n w.3m. tE
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Notice of Removal.

The wel.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
me popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial. in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new SHOP IL
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic in the way Of fashion
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc, will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
,hop. ,l-3-i3-tf
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OFFICE OF rHE CAIRO * Sr. LorIs Il. Il.
Co.., CAIRO, LII, May 18th, 1873.
\ meeting OF the Directors OF this Com
pany will be held on wednesday the 2nd
day of June next. \. u. 1875, at o'clocl,
+. NJ. the Whari-master' Office, corner
Levcc and Sixth street, in the city OF
Cairo. Illinois. :. SrAATs TAYLOR.
5.2s-td. President.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be- received at the city clerks o1lce
w until Monday, May cath, 1855, for all the
lumber the city may require during the present
fiscal year Lumber to be good white or burr
oak, free from sap or bad knots, and to be- OF
and to be delivered in such quantities and at such
times a the cOmmitte on streets may direct
The city reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids VIM. FRENCH ANLES,
Cairo, May 10, lo1j. City Clerk
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Health Gnicer Brown.

Health Officer Brown will begin M
work of looking after the welfare of the
clty's health on next Tuesday morning
the first inst. Mr.. Brown proved him.
self an efficient officer in this capacity du'
ring his former term of action, and will
no doubt attend to the duties imposed
upnn him thi. Time equally as well.
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at the hour of 10 o'clock a IN , OF said day, sell
at public Nendfe at the front door OF the store OF
Richard \. EdmondsOn at East Cape Girarleau
in said Alexander county, the following describe
ed real estate, situated In Alexander county, In
the state of Illinois, to-wit;
All the interest of the said John ID Dewitt
deceased, In and 10 the undivided one-half oi
that part OF section seven "a township No. four
teen 40. south range No. three CD, west of the
third principal meridian, more particularly de-
scribod ~ follows ;-t0mmencing nj the hall
section corner on south side of said section
seven a., running thench north with variation
six degrees u degrees) and thirty minutes; forty
chains to centre of section, and running thence
ea-t nineteen and eighty seven hundredths 10
I-lopl chains to post 'D;' thence running
south, variation six degrees % degrees) and
thirty minutes forty chains Ia post "E;'
thence west nineteen and ninety-ilye hilndredlhs
90 93-loO) chains to post of beginning at sc"
ana containing seNenty-nine and siXty-fOur
hundredths (1D 6i-l0o) acres more or less
The above described real estate being substan-
tally the undivided half of the west half of the
south east quarter of said section.
TERMS OF SALE -One third cash in hand
| the balance to he paid in one year from theday
| OF sale the purchaser 10 give his note drawing
six per cent interest for the deferred payment
| and secured NY mortgage with power Of sale ny
| on the premises sold. The sale l. To be mad
subject to the right OF dover Of the widow q
| said deceased CHARLES 4 KING,
Administrator.
| George Fisher, Attorney. 4l2-j-l2-dit.
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Those who have not yet made out and
delivered to me hist or schedule of their
personal property, a required by law
are respectfully requested 10 do 80 at the
earliest moment. Office No. - Ohio
Ievcc. tIIAs. CUNSINGHAN.
5-2S-3t. Assessor.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- .Ino. \. Scudder, st. Louis.
4" Grand Tower, 1t. Louis.
d" Julia, Cincinnati.
" John l.. Rhodes, Cincinnati.
- Fannie Tatum, Cincinnati.
Tow Boat Gen. Anderson, 81. Louis.
:" Thos. W. Means, 1t. Louis.
DFPARTED.
Steamer, jim Fisk, Paducah.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
- Jno. a. Scudder, New Orleans
- Julia. New Orleans.
- Jno. l.. Rhodes, ST. Louis.
- Fannie Tatum, 1t. Louis.
Tow Boat Gen. Anderson, Tenn, river.
- Thos. W. Means, Ironton.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be re ,elved at my
Office until O'Clock p. m. OF Tuesday, the
ing the material and doing the work for
building the unfinished portion Of brick
sidewalk on the north side OF Eighth street.
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, and the unfinished portion ON north
aud south side OF seventh street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street, ana
next adjoining said avenues on eacn clue
Ninth streets. less that portion belonging to
the proprietors Of the City Brewery. The
city council reserves the right TO reject any
and all proposals.
WM. FRENCH AXLEY,
City Clerk.
CAIRO, ILL, May Goth. 1878.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at the city clerks ofics
w until Monday, May "a, A. ID ls'5, ioi
the city printing for the year ending June LIST,
1876. said bids music cover the cost ofpublishing
the council proceedings, ordinances, and notices
OF all kinds, inserted 10y any city officer or by
order Of the city council The city reserves III,
right 10 rejsct any and all bids
WM FRENCH ANLLY, City Clerk.
Cairo, NAV ID, 1873,
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Lunch lunch A!

The bigges lunch ever set in Cairo, will
be spread every morning at the Planters
House. Wiener beer i, the great attrac-
ton. 1t pays to visit the Planters House
and try drink OF this, the finest beer ever
offered in this city. Il6J-l3-3w.
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Mrs. lIonnard oilers her services as sick
nurse. She l. experienced IN all kinds of
nursing. Public patronage respectfully so.
licitod. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twenty-Third and Tweniy-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or 2. o. Box
o.l D-S-lm
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We will take, at the ST. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 50 day boarders,
at So per month, and50 boarder, with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwETr WILCOX Co.,
3,-4-as.lm. Projectors.
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RI. Cun1in has ju.' received from Roch-
ester, New York, 300 bushels choice large
peach blow potatoes, selected for seed and
for family use, which he oicrs for sale a,
his grocery. north tide Of Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
nues. S-21-St.