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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25
REMAINING IN THE WICHITA rosr OFFICE

REMAINING IN THE WICHITA Posi- OFFICE
Uncalled for November -, 1879.
LADIES LIST.
Adams, Mrs l. c Dudley, Mrs ID K
Binklcy, Mrs A Games, Miss NJ
iSouncIt, Mrs J Lewis, Miss +
Bailey, Mrs X + Leslee, Mrs
Carpenter, Mrs Z McGrif, Miss NJ
Cook, MissJ Preston, Mrs 5 l.
Deal, Mrs Z Thomas, Mrs ;
>terens, Mrs Z ingram, Mrs
GENTS LIST.
Aomco, J Nancy & Co.
Bushey, c . Mason, w
1ryan, Norris. )
Cheeyer, : Potter, A IL
cooper, w + Payson, +
Clark, l. y Peak. A
Davis, Wv Powell, ID
Deaten, j Pruett, q
dunlap, Piper, " 4
Duncan, ) ID > Rhodes, II L Il Bro
erwin Al Russell, j
uusten, j Smith, q w
hopkins, g Schulz, III
Homes, J Seauey, j l.
hopkins, L c Schcer. \
ielger, j Silaeyittsr, p
da.orson, r True. G
johnson. Ii Taylor, J L
Jenkins, } IL Tull, NJ
kepler, Woods 4 Morton
Arator, J Re- Wilson, J Il
Lallocn, q l. Webb, Lie
Lacy, L ii West, X
Lacy, L IL Watson. w
Lamb, W Tyler, J
Mullen, j TX Thompson, G
NaNnsr'', IL
AK for advertised letters.
n NJ MpxDocR, Postmaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

fSdgwik, Smne,C @ urm ofnu
Msiy snr
wh miles st @ ~ h the it'll
diversity
dIeap
passed nernn,
e an n
o a no city i Vic
H. monet assa nia ss s Specially ss
ST = L Il oGV L E1V Y,
ESTATE AGENTS
CoUNT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

Call at the post Office book store and exam
leave y6sn orders Tor holiday books. SIT
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Bargains In Town Lots and Lands.

Fay Il Masters, near tbe depot. are agents
for the sale of lots in J. x. Mead and n A.
English's addition. A large number of lots
IN either side Of Douglas Avenue. or east or
west of the railroad. One hundred choice
residence lots. convenient to business Sew
era dwellings fos sale chevp. Also desirable
nd and farms near the city. We have maps
nd plats of toal lots and land. Terms easy.
AL and see u.s.. No trouble 20 show property.
RAY 4 MASTERS,
At Valley House near Depot, Wichita. Kan
rs. 3l-4t
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

Hats, caps and furnishing goods, gloves etc.
at Alexander Bros. 32-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

SOAPS, SPICES, ETC.
Flour and Grain.
&c. M. GARRISON N,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Harness and Saddlery,
HIDES sc.
No. 81 MAIN ST., WICHITA, KAN.
Established in 1870.
Defes competition in 1875.
Large Stock. Quick Sales, Small
PrOfits," Is Ny Motto.
Good goods, and prices low;
Cash in hand or no 90, t2i-tfl
|CONOVER BROS,
$50 Main Street, Kansas City, Mo.
General Agents for the state Of Kansas for the
Celebrated
Decker Bros. & New Scale Haines Pianos,
and tho
MdtchleSs BMdeH Organs.
| Music Publishers and Importers of Musica
| Merchandise We are now selling the larges
size y Octave Rosewood Pianos with all the I'M
provements fully warranted for $500 cash. Cor
fespondence solicited when prices VIII be given
WICHITA BEER
ALE B r E w E r Y
A. wIEGAND 4 CO., Proprietors.
Having opened Brewery in Wichita We ART
| prepared to supply the city AMI country trad'
| with the best Ale and Beer, on short notice. Als'
| Bottled Beer and Ale for family use.
BEER DEPOT, DOUGLAS A VE..
Betaceen Main and Water Streets,
WICHITA, KAN M
Head Quarters for Groceries.
East and West Grocery Store,
ALLEN & TUCKER,
East Room in New York Block,
:, Douglas Avenue, Wichita.
opened to the world
Full Line Of Staple and Fancy
IGR OCERIES
| SUGAR,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

We are accustomed to THINK the people of
the west little better, on an average, than
Others This impression probably comes from
The fact of the superior intelligence of western
people. Henry Ward Beecber's home has
bsen flooded with postal cards from eastern
localities, for months. He stood it lihe 4
Christian until the west took up the wora,
when he was compelled to ask the Postmaster
General to stop The delivery OF these cIlticis-
lag mi,si,es. iclita had but just begun tie get
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

WICHITA. THURSDAY. NOV. Is. 1870.
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OBJ aalIiie!ita Gagle.

Il fYAND COUNTY NEWS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

School rules. blank books. reward carts,
erasers, picture frames, wall paper, window
curtains, etc, post book store. 33-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

kTIf YOU cannot find anything in these col
INNS that suits you call at our office, corner
Of Main street aud Douglas avenue.
40 5m,-6,3 acres in Butler county Kansas, being
sec 8, town "a, Range east. y good stock
farm. Price per acre
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

W. It1i'NVtf1t'ts IV"f"s
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

Allen IL Fucker have in stock evcrythil
pertaining To u frst-class grocery.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

Slate pencils. pens, crayons. ink, stationery.
PLATA and fancy. at the post office book store.
35-,f
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-11-25

Why not: McCanles> & Jones sell grocel les
at Wichita prices. pit
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Read in another place the opinion ef tie lar
gest circulated Photographic journal in the
world, concerning Baldwin's Photographs.
3i-6t
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AK for advertised letters.
u N. MpxDocR, Postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-06

The cold weather had u bad effect on
the Rev. solomon Leonard last saturday.
llcg got chilly. and finding no -'t. hat
was capable ol warming n.. he
needed warmth the most. he ,,D. drink
of whisky. lhi- had the required effect
to certain extent. but still solomon was
cold. 50 he took another drink. Solomon.
not being used to imbibing the beverage.
began b. feel what he thought was very
pleasant sensation. AMI hc took another
drink Ancr this hc began to feel cX-
tremcly happy. lie sang, talked. danced
and went to vi.ithi. friend. aud acluaint-
anccs. some Of whom were not very auN-
iOu- to sec him Among other places
that Solomon made lively with
his mcloliou, Nolcr. and cNhibi-
ton. of hi- Muscular ability. was
the grocery store OF Adolph SWoboda,
on Eighteenth street lie became rather
noisy, aud one Of thn clerks asked him 10
"give them rest. e. but solomon needed
not his words. Again the clerk tried To-
quiet him, but hc was not Ia bc guictcd
by talking. The clerk got mad. lie
grabbed solomon by the neck and
bounced him out OF the store into the
mud. where hc liz on hi back. solomon
got mad this time. and started for the
clerk. but something stopped him. and 30
the melee ended. The next place that
solomon paid hi respect, to wa, the New
York store. and then lac wound hi weary
way to the home Of Charles Brown, a
house familiar 10 Solomon. for h. had
been there before: here hc remained I'M
I'll within u few minutes of the usual
time for Charley to come home from his
work. and then hc took his leave. a.
Charley and he are not on the best Of
terms. Here oar Informant lost sight Of
solomon, and did not hear or see any
thing more OF him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-06

Mr.. J. II. Wild left yesterday after
noon for New Orleans.
George Doughcrty. Of the Anna Ad-
r,r'i,cr, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Slack. city clerk Of Pana. Illinois.
i in the city visiting hi. parents.
Squire Thomas Martain. of Goose
Island, !, in the city. He /, stopping
with his brother William.
Mr.. John Barton, of Goose Island. is
in the city attending court. He j, stop
ping at the Martin mansion.
-; 49,, 40, J''h-, DrU... len last
night tor 'haiiip"'-- -, -.
he will again resume his studies.
MIR. Henry Jones. Of Dog Tooth,
came to the city Yesterday to attend
court. and will stop with Mr.. William
Martin.
Mr.. Wclrick aud daughter. who
have been absent from the city spending
the holidays, returned to their old quar-
tiers at the II. Charles. Yesterday after
noon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If you want fresh oysters without pay
Ing for the can and transportation, 20 TO
sproat'., - Ohio Leyce, and get them by
the pal! full, fresh every morning. 12.4-.
-IIayin, given up my OLD stand on the
lcyec and taken koohlcr q Bros shop. on
Eighth street, I shall be prepared to sup.
pig the citizens OF Cairo with the best
meat. tho market anOrd-. Please coll and
see me. -, los ONO LcNee, anu
get your oysters ny the hundred or can-
ire.h every morning l24.u
--Sproat. - OHIO Lcycc, Is furni hing
oy.te-, ia the right shape. Families can
be supp led in any quantity-tresh every
morning. I--l'u
Joe Rocker i. now in fun control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn
cd the wants Of the public, j. prepared 10
supply on cal, al dcmand- for French loaf,
Boston. Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
eias.bak .ry. lie maintains iul stock Of
confcctonerics, and can, as well Is any
other dealer in the city, hll an orders in
that line, Cake baked. frosted or orna-
mentcd On short notice. Specia la,trntion
giyea to the order, of wedding or picnic
parties. 0'l2-i'
-Coyno's oyster depot and restaurant.
oyster, in the shell and can, fresh every
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
sixth aud seventh streets, Cairo, Illinois.
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Mr. wheeIer's Lecture.

The Mound City JouHnI, in speaking
Of Mr.. 5. =. Wheelcr's lecture, in the
High School building some two weeks
ago, says: rs. p. Wheeler, Esq, deliy-
cred the first of series OF lectures in
Cairo, known as the High School
Course" few evenings since. The lee
turer has been highly complimented on
his effort by the press and others. lie
condemned the habit of reading novels,
as highly injurious, This was n some
what bold stand to take at the present
day, when novel reading is so general.
Everybody reads novels now, from those
who are fascinated by the yellow covers
of the Jack Sheppard school, 10 the
straight-laced Puritan, who inn
bibed his first taste for iic-
ton when weeping over the innu-
merable wrongs OF the poor negro In
Uncle Toms Cabin The habit of novel
reading creates an unreal life, by which n
person Is untitled for the practical, rug
ged realities of that to which he must
conilne himself principally, if he would
thrive. Mr.. Wheeler deserves commenda-
ton for having pioneered thought that
should be echoed and re-echoed through
out the civilized world, until the grea'
mas Of fiction Is discarded, and people
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II has been suggested that the board Of
school directors. under whose Auspices
the course of lectures are now
being delivered, rent the Christian
church building, on Eighteenth street.
for lecture room. a. It T. ia more cen
trail part Of the city. The cost of rent
would De very light aud the audiences,
no doubt, would Dc much larger on each
occasion. The walk from the lower part
Of the city TO the High school building f.,
a very long one, and keep many person.
from the lectures who would like 10 at
tend them, il they could do 80 without
trayer-ng the entire length Of the city.
which, on such extremely cold night, a.
Monday night was. is no pleasant ia.k
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They were very cordially received by
the young hostess. who entertained them
IN very crcditablc manner. and made
each one feel at home. The evening WA.
spent ia dancing, singing song. etc. The
visitors took their leave ai " o'clock.
with many good wishes to the hostess.
The ConcorlM entertainment at
Klugc's hall last night was a very pleas
ant affair. \ goodly number were pres
emit and everything was just a, it should
have been 10 insure success. The SING
ing Of the members of the society was
very good. aud ELECTED many dcmonstra-
lions of appreciation from the audience.
The dance was kept up till q late hour.
The mayor has apponleda commit
tee of three to confer with the directors
Of the Cairo q 1t. Louis railroad, in re-
gard to locating the shops of the COM
pany at this point. Should the commit
tee succeed in securing the shop, for Cairo
it will give employment 10 from one to
two hundred men, aud consequently bc a
source of much good to the city.
The Mound City Joom0i speak. Of
the recent religious discussion in this city
q few day ago. in this way: The Tn
dcrwood-Burrcss Bible discussion at
Cairo. hardly turned ont satisfactory TO
anybody save the disputants. who real
lied very well out of it pccuniarily.
Some wickcdly intimate the belief that
those gentlemen understood each other
well before hand. that IL was. in tact. q
''put-up-iob." The Cairo press give them
credit for bat little ability"
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General Items.

The Ohio river ha' been rising ,tcAd-
lily for the past two weeks.
The Epscopalian. will have another I.
parlor concert at the rccory next T.
Thursday night.
The Presbyterian ond Methodist +.
churches were both well attended last |
night Notwithstanding the biting cold.
The Delta Band boys are much eN-
cited over their big masquerade ball,
which 4. to take place on the 18th inst.
Halliday Brothers mills, when they
have breen improved, will grind ont
over one thousand barrel, Of flour per
day.
Ice j. floating out of the Mississippi
river at thi, point. Navigationis su,pen-
died above, and this for the present will
be the head of navigation.
The next lecture to be delivered in
the High school building, will be- dcliy-
cred by DR.. Smith, next Monday
night. The doctors subject will De "a
Drop of Water
b. +. Parker's new house on Ihir-
tcenth street progressing finely, though
the carpenters have suspended work fora
few days until the weather modcrtcs a
little.
There has been. for the past few days,
a lady in this city canvasslng for the sale
of magic hair crimpcrs. She has been
very successful, having sold more than
fifty pair.
! Tho masquerade ball TO be given by
the Rough and Ready Fire company
next month, will take place on the 9th
instead of the llth inst. The Roughs an
tlcipate Il grand time,
Business in the police courts il very
dull. Those who are arrested and fined
are always put in the calaboosc because
they have no money to pay fines, and
thus become an expense to the city.
The Liberal Religionists will have
another of their very pleasant sociablcs
at their hall tonight, Everybody i, IN
ylted to attend aud join in the dance, \
good string band will be present, and q
very pleasant time may be looked for.
Tuesday morning, at O'Clock, tho
thermometer stood at eighteen degree,
below freezing. and was falling at III,
rate of one degree an hour, This is The
coolest snap the residents Of this vicinity
have experienced for some years.
The party at the Planters House las
night was very pleasant affair. Their
was n large number of ladies and gon
tlemen present. and everybody was wei
pleased with the entertainment through
| out.
: A number of young people, consist
I inc of the Grace Circle, and few invited
: guests, accompanied by string band
/ surprised Miss Emma Oxley' who is Wis
. ting at the residence Of Mr. Wallace
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-06

We stated, and The Sun stated. that
the man who was arrested and con
fined in the pest house some time ago,
on the charge of small poN, was getting
along very well. We still assert this, al
though II has come 10 our knowledge
since making the statement, that he died
aud was buried last Friday. \ man
who has the small Don and dies. Is GER
.-...ry getting along A. wen a. 'ouId u
expected.
We learn that another ease Of small
pox is in the Sisters hospital, and that
an infant in the Fourth ward is down
with the disease. This is but the com
mencement of our troubles with the
loath,ome pest, If prompt measures are
not taken 10 stamp it out. That the
authorities will act promptly, We have
reason TO believe, from the fact that the
Board Of Health was called together last
night 10 take the matter under advise
mcut
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-06

Charles Lancaster AMI Newton Rice,
both well known to our citizens, and
70 liver men generally, have cs-
iablished lumber yard in Cairo, corner Of
Sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
They will keep every description Of build
ing material aud steamboat lumber doors,
sash, blinds. mouldings. shingles, lath, etc.
etc. and ste determined 10 -Oii lO",. 49,
lumber has ever been sod in Cairo. They
solici, = fair trial from steamboat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction in all
cases. as1-lO-2I-U
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schenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake pilis.

1pAAA'f anu IA ullfAIlhh l'lllH.
1h'sc de- crycGy cUlchratsd aud popu.
Tar incdl ines have Ell ctcd 70 revolution in
The lie ding ART, aud proved The lallscv o.
several mlNim- which have for many wear.
o .iructed the progress Of medical science.
Ihc false sunpositiou that Communion is
iururablc deferred physician. rom aitouyt.
ing 10 iind remedies Tor That dIsea.e, and
patient, afflicted with IL rccOncilcd them
selves To death wi hout making ON effort TO
escape from doom which they supposed
10 ne unavoidable. 1t T. now proved how.
ever, that Consumption can lc cured. and
10 II Ia, been cured IN 70 very great mum.
Der of ca. Some of them apparently dc..
p rate ones by ~cbau is puimonic Syrgn
alone; and IN other cI's hy he sam. iArd-
icirc ~ connection with s,hCnok'- S a
Weed Ioair ubl Maud 1So PHI. one or
p d., according ~ The requirements OF the
case.
Or. Srhcnck him .Cll. who cuioycd unin.
teriup'cd good heallh for more than forty
ycar-, was supposed. at one me to be- nj
the very 90 cOfGcgth, hi.phy,iciau la, Ing
pronounced his case hopeless. and nhar.
done him ~ h'> fate. lie was cured by
the Aforesaid me licines, ~ Il sine hisircoN.
cry, many Thousands similarly nlIectodhqye
Us 'd Or. >chenck's preparations with the
same remarkable sucrc -
FAN directions accompany each, making
u net absolutely necessary opcr.unally sec
d. >Cilnck unless paticu.- wish their
Iunss rNaUigej, nd for this purpose lac T.
professionally ut his principal office. corner
sixth md Arch streets. Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letter. Tor ad,i must
be Addressed S,hcuck', medicines are
sod by u druggists. l23).im
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After the Fire.
.s-l2-l5-4w.

still have few hrst.class Wood and Coal
Cook stoves; also Parlor, Office and Box
Heating stoves; Sugar Kettles, Ovens,
Sklllets and Lids; Air Crates Mantel Crates
Chain Pumps, Lit Pumps, stoye.pipe,
Elbows, Zinc, Sheet Iron, Tin-plate, Cop
per, etc. Also a few Grain and Grass
scy,hes, not injured by the dre. Also
variety Of other goods, which am Offering
at from % 10 IS per cent, below cost. Call
Immediately II you want bargain, as am
dete rmined to close out within ten days.
No. 1876 Commercial avenue.
l23--l2-3l-l0t. T. ]. KRRTH.
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Il.
l. hcrrby given that default having been ma ,h
~ more than sixty days IN m
,,,,..,.,,,ns of u portion Of the amount
l.a,,,ir,i ts be paid by certain Morigase
c,erntrd lbs William filpstrick 10 sainu e.
SIrl's la' n, ID, lrpprrty, dated February 9thi
W. fccorcA in ~ Reeo5aeri o ae ii, Ii Sha
In 'Bla'pS '.iN ol deeds page 80, we, the undst.
.l,nrt. laid Trustees, VIII, ON SalrS"y, VIC nc
o,T lg, - SANITARY HcNl \. - 1910, AZ y
,rl..L In re forenoon Of that day, under anu
Nv yirlut oi tuc FgWcroi ale contained ~ sa Si
'ti'Iifrr. Gr cash, NJ the Office building Ot
.aii msoc. cornroi, N9snins,9n Venus ana hIi
i,.'N,.i,r rouuft and state Of Illinois, all the
rsh tide qGd interest Of ild w W nnmbs1 ri,I
iG,N in block numbered l0nel In me second
Edidon 70 said Cy Of G9ir9' asSoT rsss 40 ,ne
..tisf- me purposes and condition o. SAID
!, As'l.ts ''N '' n sTAAIs TAYLOR
N'"''sS'' EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo CITY Properly
n,,.l Cairo, III December ltth' ls7''
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p,.,, question for In,niid..

Have the routins medicines OF the profess
sion done you no good' Are you discour-
aged and mi-erables II so, test the proper
ties OF the new vegetable Specific, Dr.
wALTER's CALIFORNIA; VINEGAR BIT
TlRs, already famous as the finest inNigor'
ant, corrective and Alternative that has ever
seen the light. Dispep,ics and persons OF
bilious habit should keep it within reach, II
they value health and ease.
5s-l2-l5-4w.
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boz Root. and Shoe. Of am

style. quality or description go
~ % WIN. Ehlers on Twentieth
street, or at No 81 Ohio Leyee. lie guar
antees n each purchaser the stock that he
selects, and Manufactures boots At all prices
ranging from e. 90 to els 90. Customers
troubled with corns or tender feet, are
guaranteed an cay 81, q, boots arc lifted to
the loot. In the absence OF Mr.. Ehler, who
will superintcnd both shops, Philip Bsugh
will have charge Of the Leyee shop and Ed
Fitzgerald the shop on Twentieth street.
Thanking his patrons for past favors he so
licits a continuan &C OF the same.
gp-fD-tg 0,
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Notice

hereby given Tint default having been made
iHI m1It THAN sixty days in the pay ment Of
portion uf The Hmyupi secured IN he paid by
sprIiiu Mort sage .PUloi hy Thomas D'liara to
.1uud S;ali- 1Ayipr and Elwiu Parsons, TrIs-
i,r, 90 the Cairo city Property, dated october
18Th. 1864. recorded In the Recorders ONCE, in
aud fUr Alexander county, In the state Of Ill
iuoI-, In book M Of deeds page Pa, etc, We,
the UNDER iguri. said Trustees, will, on satur-
day. the Hfh ily ot January next, \. II. leI5, az
10 o'clock Ia the forenoon of that day, under and
by virtue Of the power OF sale contained in said
Mo,t-agr, sell ut Public Auction, To- the highest
bidder. for cash, at the oilice building of said
Trustee. corner Of Washington avenue and
ish;eruih street, in -aid tity Of Cairo, in A,
cNgndcr county and state OF lllanAs Ojuannee
right tile amt inteIeit n ,,i'h,nhelcd q itwsr
W ,,'.. Addiiion 70 said City Of Cairo accorh
ins 90 me recorded plat thereof with The an
ton OF said Mortgage anu 'onu'-
STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo Civ Prou.r,v
ph'ed' Cairo, Ill December llth, Is7t.
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Nniife

l. hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days in the payment OF
marion of the amount secured TO be paid py
certain Mortgage executed by Rebecca y close
To- samuel stats laylor and Edwlh rnsonS,
I'm tcr, of the Cairo City Property, dated March
8Oh, ls72, recorded in the Recorder once, mn ia
and for Alexander county, In the state OF III
1ni. in BOOK s'lr Of deeds page 5l7, we, the
said Trustees, viii on SATURDAY IL
Tie gth day Of January next, A. ID 1872, al ~
.nirlork i'm The forenoon of that day, under anu
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained 10 sala
Mortgage, sell, nj Public Auction 10 the highest
biddrr for cash at the office building oil shlu
Trustees. corner Of Washington Avenue anu
Eighteenth street in said City of CAIRO, IN Alex
nndrr county and tate of Illinois, all the rlsht,
title and interest of said Rebecca j Close or hTr
assigns. in and 10 lots numbered tonel VWoJ I
uhreej 4 -four, . dive, Sin, lseyehl,
felghU o tniuel, in block numbered ~ 'eiEn!
eilrt,u i'm the FIRST addition 10 the sald CITY o.
Cairo. according 20 the recorded pat tneie en
with the ~ purtenhnce., 10 satiSiS 'n' P"'
"''' : STAATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS,
I37lstcfs Of the Cairo CITY Properly,
hated. CAIRO, m, December lith' isIi'