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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-17
COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILL, SEPTEMBER lG, 1875.
THURSDAY EVENING,
The weather continues mild and pleas
ant, but rain is much needed. According
to old "probabiliticsn we should have
rain to-day or tomorrow in this section.
This afternoon and evening clouds gath
cred thick and heavy in the southwest.
giving promise Of rain during the night
or tomorrow. Whenever it comes it will
be welcome.
The health of the city is, We consider
for the season, somewhat remarkable.
There Is some sickness of bilious char
acter, but, from personal observation and
reliable information, we are satisfied the
percentage is very small compared
with the towns and country around us;
there Is no disease at all of fatal type In
the city.
The market continues without change.
Everything is about as dull as it could
we'll be, and even in this condition 1t
compares very favorably with other mar
ket. Stocks are large in grain, flour and
meal, and there Is scarcely any demand In
round lots. Transactions are in a light,
jobbing way. Butter. eggs. chickens
and apples are scarce and in good de-
mand.
The MARKET.
SOur friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
tilling orders and for broken lots 1t Is nee
essary 10 charge an advance over these
figures. -Ua
FLOUR.
Stocks arc heavy and the demand light.
No particular grade has the advantage.
All kinds move slow. Values are un-
changed. Sales were 200 bbls, SIS % 81 ;
200 bbls, $5.25 a. 81 I; 400 bbls, So a. 81 |;
200 bbls NXXN, 81 200 bbls City, So e.
S7.75.
HAY.
Receipts are fair and the market over
stocked. There Is no demand to speak
Of. \ few cars sold in retail and job
utuk WuyS CoupIicC tausoSttoUSs co c9
were car mixed delivered, Sl4; car
choice delivered, SIS; I car choice mixed
delivered, SIS.
CORN.
The market Is ovcrstockcd by even the
small amount now Offering, AS there Is nc
demand. Sales were cars In bulk, mixed
on track Gle 100 sacks mixed and deliv
cred Csc; 300 sacks white delivered Toe
OATS.
All kinds are plenty and the market Il
dull and unsettled. sales reported wers
200 sacks, tair rejected, delivered 4oc;
Cur In bulk, Southern Illinois, on track
35c; $50 sacks Southern Illinois DEW.
cred 33c; 100 sacks Northern deiivere"
45c. ,.,.,
| Oyerstocked and dull. Choice country
steam, dried meal finds no buyers OF round
lots nj 50. We note sales Of 100 barrels
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70 Arrive.

Bishop Wayman, OF Baltimore, who
has been attending the conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal church,
which has been In progress at Sparta
since the thirteenth inssant, will arrive
in this city to-day, and will participate in
the dedication OF the African Methodist
Episcopal church, of this city, next Sun
day afternoon. The Rev. Ii I. Tanner,
OF Philadelphia, editor of the Christian
Recorder, and one Of the ables. colored
ministers in the United States, is also eX-
pectcd to be here, and to speak on the
occasion. We are requested to state that
on the occasion of the dedication, one
s,le OF the church will be reserved cXclu-
sively for the accommodation Ofwhite Wis
itors. A cordial invitation Is extended to
all TO DC present.
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Base Rail.

This afternoon at two o'clock, the At
lantic and Comet base ball clubs Of this
city will play match game at the foot
Of Eighth street. The climbs are both
considered by the base ballists Of this
city to be crack junior mines, and the
game will be very close and interesting
one.
On Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock,
the Defiance club Of this city will again
come in contact with the picked nine Of
Mound City. The picked nine and the
Defiance club had tilt at Mound City
last Sunday, when the former de-
ieated the Cairo boys by ten runs, but
the Cairo boys claim they were in bad
luck. and hope to walk away with the
Mound City gentlemen this time.
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Lo"is Herbert has PILsENEK.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Thereof.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, ILL, Sept. ii, 1875.
Present-His Honor Mayor Winter
and Aldermen Halliday, Lancaster, Par
ker, Patier. Rittenhouse, Saup, Thistle.
wood and Yocum-s.
On motion Of Alderman Saup the min.
utes OF the last regular meeting were ap-
proved without reading.
The bonds of the following officers
were presented and read, and on motion
of Alderman Saup, approved:
State and city liquor bond of Mary
White, with J. }. Gordon and F. Kors-
meyer as securities. was presented and
read. and on motion of Alderman Kitten.
house, approved.
Bond OF Jno. II. Gossman. chief of po-
lice, in the sum of one thousand dollars,
with Jno. ii. Oberly and Isaac Valdez as
securities.
Bond OF a. Cain, police constable. in
the sum Of one thousand dollars. with A.
Susanka and j. b. Phillis as securities.
Bond Of Martin O'Maley, police con-
stable, in the sum of one thousand dol
lars. with r. Fitzgerald and Newton
Rice as securities.
Bill of VIM. NJ. Williams for services
as chief of police, 81 days in August,
So 80, was presented and read, and on
motion OF Alderman Saup, was allowed,
less 81 IS. by the following vote;
Ayes-IIalliday, Lancaster, Parker,
Rittenhouse, Saup, Thistlewood and Yo-
cum.
Nays--0.
Bills of i. NJ. Schuster and Fred Whit
camp. police conslablcs In August, each
$50. were presented and read.
Alderman Rittenhousc moved they DC
allowed $50 in full OF their bin. Carried
by the following vote
Ayes-Iialliday, Lancaster, Parker
Palier, Rittenhouse, Saup, Thistlcwood
aud Yocum-s.
Nays-0.
Bills of the following named officer.
were presen ted and read, and on motion
OF Alderman Saup were allowed by tn,
following vote:
Ayes--Halliday, Lancaster. Parker
, Patier, Rittenhousc, Saup, ThistlcwOot
and Y ocum-s.
| Nays-0.
4 Jno. II. Gossman, 10 days in Au-
/ gust AS marshal. ........::..:"".".. S25 3
A. Cain aud Martin O'Maley, 10
days In August rs police con.
stables, i..."....."'..'""".". 70 D
(Alderman Nellis appeared and too
his seat.)
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Mr.. Charles Thrupp has recently com
pleted map for the street committee,
showing the W hereabouts Of every brick,
iron and wooden sewer In the city, and
also pointing out the direction OF each.
It also shows the amount OF earth and
gravel placed upon the streets of the city
by the various contractors, which aggre-
gates in the whole something over three
hundred and thirty thousand yards. 1t
also shows when the sewers of the city,
during high water, can he opened, and
gives much other valuable information
to the members of the committee. The
map is at present to be seen at Mayor
Winters Office.
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II H. now conced that Mr.. Coleman,
the uDdIes., NJ. /! Fourth street, be-
tween W ,.hingt,n 4 9 IN nrrci Al avenues,
b-s one OF the brst 60 Quoted laundry -
tabhshmrbts n the city, a. d landlords Of
hotel. and boarding houses Ill find il TO
their advantage TO call upon her
Her 'rc.s are ~ follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing. - cents per
dozen. foI piece work prices are
~ follows: single shirt and col.
ar, Zoe; per dozen sc; sock. BE-; two col
srs, &c: tw, hsndkerchici-, &c; vests zoe;
md all genuemens wear. -0c. per
iozen. Ladies' dresses, - to SOC;
.sirt- - 70 Doe; drawer 10 10 lie; two
pair hose &c; two collars > to Ice. FOR la.
lies plain clothes IL o. per dozen; for Ia
dice fino clothes, ell ~ per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
'ronage solicited S3i.lm
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VIM. Ehlcrs desires 10 inform his pat.
rons and the public generally. that he has
now on hand a large stock OF French and
German Calf, Kip and NJ rocco. and IL pre-.
pared to manufacture, for store and office
wear, the finest of Morocco or Calf skin
Shoes or Boot; and for farmers, draymen
and out dor wear generally, his French
Kip stands above anything ever offered in
this market. His Lasts are Of the latest
styles ami he can guarantee : 1T and salts.
isction to all his patrons. . 3.ti
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70 the citizens Of Cairo.

Iwould inform my many friends. that ]
,m still in the auction business, and ready
to attend TO all sales that may offer. Ny
long experience In this business needs no
COMMENT /. no cxpe rimeut on my part,
and parties entrusting goods u my care
need no. be afraid. as l am no "squib' or
novice in the business.
Sp,c attention given tn real estate snd
outdoor sales, as have never missed max.
ipya sale. u KAUFMAN, Auctionerr.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Av.
..al.tf
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.""'ce steam dried In lots 81 10; 200
"a're's city steam dried in lots 80 o..
BRAN.
flcnty and dull. The dcno,d;. ,..r,.
shlaIl AZ Sl5 30, sacked and ,,a,,,...s
We note sales of ! car In s,o, -,.,,..,
SIS so. ''"'''''"
BUTTER.
Receipts yesterday and to-day wo,o
better. but the markets. still unsunn,;sd
The demand is active and prices fair n,
quotations. We note sales Of 500 barrels
choice Northern Csc; 800 barrels choice
southern Illinois 2Oc; 100 barrels choice
Southern Illinois 23c; . tubs Northern
20(a 22c: buckets Southern Illinois 22c:
10 tubs choice Northern 25c: : tubs choice
Northern 23c.
EGGS.
Inc market is active aud bare at re
to-day. Receipts are all taken on arri-
val. Wcnotc sales Of 500 dozen. I2lc:
100 dozen, l2ic: 100 dozen. 12ic -
boxes fresh. be.
CHICKENS.
Not enough come in to meet the de.
mand. Prices are steady and a shade
better on choice large young chickens.
sales were dozen hens. SO %; 10 dozen
large young, 50 80: coop mixed old and
young, 81 10; 3 coops young, ~ 75; I
coop young, SO %.
FRUIT.
The only Kind of fruit offering is apples.
These are in fair demand and scarce. We
note sales of 80 bbls, So.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon. shoulders. hams, ETC., are all in
hands of retail dealers. Mess pork Is firm.
We note sales of % bbls mess pork, 1923.
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front Of his residence, reported the sumo
back recommending the prayer Of the
petitioner be granted, provided That IL
shall be laid to the grade established by
provisions of ordinance No 80.
On motion Of Alderman Rittcnliousc
the report was concurred In.
Petition of II. Is. Ellis, Jno. Tanner, "A.
j. earle and others. in relation to side
walk ordered on Washington avenue, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, asking
that motion be reeonsidcrcd and that the
council rcscind order ordering same, was.
on motion Of Alderman Halliday, re-.
ferred to the Committee on Streets.
Petition Of sixty-one property holders
and business men on Commercial ave-
nue., complaining Of grievances by the
Cairo X Vinccnnes II. Il. Co., and pray
ing the council to enforce the ordinance
against said company by compelling them
to comply with their contract with the
city, was. on motion OF Alderman Rittcn.
house, referred to Committee on Streets.
Alderman Lancaster stated that Mr.,
Ryan wanted to be released OF his gravel
contract with the city.
Alderman Thistlewood then offered
the following resolution which was car.
ricd
Resoired, That the street committee be
authorized TO make such arrangements
with MIR. Ryan in reference to gravel
contract rs shall he for the best interest
OF the city, and report at the next meet
ing.
Aldermen Patier offered The following
resolution, which wa. lost by the follow.
ing vote:
Ayes-Nellis. Parker, Patier, Saup.-l.
Nays-lialliday, Lancaster, Ritten-
house, Thisucwood. Yocum.-j.
Whereas. The city council did on the
evening Of the 10Th day of August, 1875.
at their regular meeting allow police Of
ficers Whitcanp and Schuster each sixty
dollars for services during the month of
July. when IN reality they were only on
the force and did duty nineteen days,
therefore be it
Resoicsd, That the said motion be- re-
scinded and the city clerk be authorized
to issue in lieu thereof thirty-eight dol.
lars each for nineteen days services: and
further. that he cancel the scrip pre-
viously issued and not delivered. by
writing In red ink across the face of same
the word cancelled" and signing his
name.
Alderman Nellis moved that the Street
Committee be authorized to enquire into
the advisability of purchasing barge
load of gravel now lying at the wharf,
and report at next meeting. Carried.
Alderman Patier offered the following
resolution:
Resolved. That the Mayor be requested
to enforce ordinance No. l04.
Carried by the following vote:
Aycs-lIalliday. Lancaster. Nellis. Pa
tier, Parker. Rittenhouse, Saup and Yo-
Gums.
-Thistlewood-l.
There being no further business before
the Council. the Mayor put in nomina-
ton John II. Gossman for the office of
chief Of police and city marshal ; A.
Cain and Martin O'Maley, police consta-
bles: which nominations were confirmed
by the following vote:
Ayes-Halliday. Lancaster. Nellis, Par
ker. Patir, Rittenhousc, Saup, Thistle
wood and YOcum-9.
Nays-0.
On motion of Alderman Halliday, the
Council adjourned.
WM FRENCH AXLEY,
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wilson's Legal Directory.

Mr.. J. ). Cowdon. son of John Cowdon
Of Mississippi river tame. is in Cairo as
general solicitor and travelling agent for
Wilson's L. ). Legal Directory. History
and General Directory Of Southeast Mis-
souri, and Southern Illinois. 1t will soon
be issued from the press, and will GER
tainly prove OF interest to the people Of
this part Of the country. Mr.. Cowdon is
4 reliable gentleman and will visit the cit
izens Of Cairo in the interest of the pub
fishers OF this work.
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Tenth Day
CRIMINAL.

CRIMINAL.
The bail In the case Of the People
VS.. Theron Gibson was reduced from
$500 to $500, when the defendant, with
william Holden as security, entered into
recognizance for the appearance OF the
defendant ut the judiciary Term Of the
Circuit Court of Alexander county. in
the year 1876.
In the case of the People VS.. Mollic
Clark, second motion was entered to
quash the Indictment against the defend.
ant by her attorney, Mr.. Shaver. This,
like the former motion, was overruled
by the court after hearing the argument
for parties.
The case Of Mollie Clark was tried
before jury. She was indicted tor per-
jury. Her attorneys, Mr.. IL. Black and
Mr.. Shaver, fought hard for their cliant
and procured for her verdict of acquit-
tai.
Mr.. Robert Il. Lemon. against whom
an indictment was returned day before
yesterday for perjury. was arrested yes
terday. and, with Chas. Lancaster as SC.
curity, entered into recognlzancc OF
$500 for the appearance of Lemon at the
next term Of the circuit court.
The grand jury returned IL indict
ments into the court to-day, and expect
to return about twenty this mornin &
when they will end their work after
eleven days service.
CIVIL.
The demurrers 10 the declarations in
the case Of the City of Cairo VS.. 4. y.
Hughes. and the City of Cairo W. SAT.
ford, Morris and Candee. were overruled
and rule entered against the defendants
to answer by the time the court as.
sembIes this morning.
In the case OF Barney McManus VS.
the Cairo & Nincennes railroad company
and Green Il. Raum. a motion was made
by Mr.. W. ii. Green to qua.h the writ
Mr.. ID. I. Linegar, attorney tor plaintiff
made cross motion to amend. The
court overrued the motion of Mr.. Green
and granted permission to the plaintiff t.
amend and entered rule against defendaD,
to answer by this morning.
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The great Snowman, T. r. Barnum,
with his Roman Hippodrome will exhibit
at Carmi to-day. a number Of Cairo
people will visit that village for the p,,r-
pose OF seeing the show, among whom
will be Mayor Winter. Barnum should
have come to Cairo. lie would have
v,os1o "a hit
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The Knights Of Pythias will meet in
their hall thi, evening when a definite
conclusion in regard to their contcmpla-
ted excursion will be arrived at. The
Knights could not choose a more suta.
bic or beautiful time of the year for a
moonlight excursion. and il they decide
to give the excursion they will no doubt
be largely patronized.
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To Re Cleared.

We would Judge from the manner In
which the grand jury has been working
for the past week, that 1t Is the intention
OF that body to either rid the town OF
prostitutes, or make them pay dearly for
their sins. We hear that no less than
hfty indictments have been found by the
Jury against lewd women, up TO the
present time, and that they orc not ye,
done,
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1t is thought that the immense tobacco
crop of this season will make business
lively in Cairo. We hope it may, for
anything of lively nature, that will
break the monotony OF the dizziness that
has prevailed in tie city for months past,
would be happy relief to everybody.
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The 8ull&tin.
RATES or ADvERrusiNG.

. = = = - . % - .
sf-All bills for advertising, are due and pay.
able IN ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
rate OF 81 ~ per square for the first insertion
and - cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will be made on standing aud display
advertisements.
Local notices, busine.s or otherwise, will be
charged ten cents per line for the first and nve
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
five lines and up Sard) discount will lc made
after third insertion
Church, Society Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice 81 20. Notice Of
meeting of societies or secret orders ~ cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will be received al le4s than
~ cents
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city ImprOvesnents

During the past summer Cairo has had
many improvements in the shape OF
street repairs and new sidewalks, which
add greatly to her appearance, as also to
the comfort of both man and beast. Nr.
Lehigh is now at work filling in with
earth around his residence on the corner
OF Twelfth and Poplar streets, for the
purpose Of laying new brick walk.
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The Mlsslsalnol u,eSee

The Mississippi banks in number Of
places opposite the city. and near the
house Of Mrs. Smallcnbcrg, are washing
away rapidly. In several places the earth
has caved in to within twenty-five and
forty feet Of the base Of the lcvce, and in
one place has caved In to within distance
Of fifteen feet Of the ties Of the Cairo Il
~. Louis railroad.
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Ciseeros Cleaned.

Persons having cisterns needing pump
ing out and repairing can have 1t done
promptly and at prices to suit the times,
by calling on J. 5. Hawkins. Cross street.
I have man and pump employed all the
time Tor the purpose. 9-l6-f.
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A New Library.

On Sunday afternoon, after the dedica-
ton ceremony Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church has been concluded,
Mayor Winter will present the Sunday
school OF the church with new library,
consisting Of one hundred volumes OF
neatly bound and valuable books.
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The gallant crew of the yacht "An-
dromeda," with party ofinvited guests,
were out last evening enjoying the moon
light and sail on "La Belle Hivier.''
Several hours were spent In this delight.
iul manner. with music and song, and
the pleasures Of the party were not at
all interrupted by the occasional popping
Of the corks of champagne bottles.
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FOR RENT.

Winters Block-Sutable for Hotel, OH.
ces or Business room.-cheap.
Tenebents numbered I, I, : and 0, in
Winters Row, ROOMS each, for $40 Ter
month.
No. 10, corner Si2 59--1 rooms.
Tuat desirable double Cottage on corner
OF Thi tcenth and Washing, on.
Fine two story brick on Commercial av-
enue, between Tenth and Eleventh sire cts,
suitable for Dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street, suitable tor Business Houses and
DIV, llings.
Two mall Houses west Of Twenty-sec.
Dad street, near Pine, 81 each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near Wal
nut, rooms, for Sl2 per mouth.
Business house on Levec, near Eighth
street. Tor so per month.
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Letter Heads.

Ten pound letter heads. large size, Car
Isle paper. rated two cents higher than
any other paper used in Cairo for print
ing letter heads ordinary composition
only - so per thousand at the BULLETIN
iob Office
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was II feet OF.
the gauge, having risen l-5 inches dur.
ing the previous "a hours.
The weather was clear and hot yes
terday.
business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Six of the crew of the Il. +. Eckert
are down with the fever.
-,'apt. Fred Davis, Of the dredgc boat,
is having chills at Cave-in-ROck.
1t Is rumored that the Indiana has
been abandoned to the underwriters.
The Silverthornc repaired quickly and
left Evansville evening before last tor
this port.
We are glad to sec that Mr. X. Z.
Robbins, who has been Frustrated sew
eral days with fever, is able to be at his
desk again.
The price paid for the Bannock City
by Capt. Morgan Smith, Of Louisville,
was $500. She is an excellent stern.
wheel boat, aud Messrs. Walker and Nell
lis, her former owners, think she was
well worth that money.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Il. II. Cook. Evansville.
I" Grand Tower. ST. Louis.
Tow-boat Atlantic, 81. Louis.
l.ioness, St. Louis.
- Bee, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Il. II. Cook, Evansville.
-" Bannock City. Louisville.
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The Taylor Literary Club.

The Taylor Literary Club held their
regular weekly meeting at their rooms
last Wednesday night, when several new
members were voted in, and the arrange
ments for their coming entertainment,
which takes place one week from to-
night, were completed.
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That Fair Dance.

Tie fair dance given by the people at
Joncsboro last night, was undoubtedly
'.big thing" A number Of Cairo folks,
who were hungry for an evenings sport
OF this kind, left yesterday afternoon to
participate In the event.
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PILSENER at Louis Herbert's.

No Pilsencr Beer at George La,tner's
saloon, on Comms rclal avenue, between
Filth and Sixth streets.
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Three thousand. seven hundred and
seventy dollars and eighty-nine cents
were paid by the city treasurer during
the month Of August, the same being
the total expenses of the city.
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Ready Made CIothing.

Made from the cheapest to the most
costly fabrics--at panic prices-at John
Antrim's,
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CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1875.
Local weather Report.
For sale Cheap

THOMAS JONES. serg,. 5. s. L. 5. A.
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There will be- meeting OF The
Citizens Association for general busi-
ness, at the council chamber. Friday
evening nj u o'clock.
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GRANTED.

The petition of DR.. AFTER, praying the
privilege to build new brick sidewalk
In front Of his residence. on Tenth street.
was granted by the city council, at their
meeting on Tuesday evening.
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40 20 g.Ouis Herbcrt's for PILSE.

~. Pilsensr Beer fresh and cool, the
finest beer ever drank, at Chas. Schoen.
meyers, corner Tenth street and WASH
inptou avenue,