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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

A CITY like Houston should maintain two
magnificent daihes. 1t is needless to tell
the outside world that newspaper conduc-
tors expend all they can lay violent hands
on in making their publications attractive!
Vanity and selfshness and every hope for
the future impel them. Houston is rich.
Its banks have great wealth and its citizens
are millionaires. It's railway corporations
are immensely rich. Its planters and cattle
owners have estates broader than German
principalities, and yet people outside of the
ancient capital of Texas know Houston only
as represented by the dimensions, appear
ance, spirit, genius and ability of its news
papers. We need not say more-certainly
not to those who con over the poverty
stricken pages of these newspapers. There
is no want Of ability, none Of enterprise or
force. 1t is simply impecuniosity that
breeds the famine and makes the papers
stsrve. Want of generous support given
a local paper, whether in city or
country town, is significant of a
want of common intelligence, which
Houston would hardly have the world as
cribe to its people. How far facts stated
with reference to the city of supposed ship
canals may pertain to Austin, others may
tell We have only sought to fasten the
conviction on popular intelligence every
where, that, in this age, it Is the newspaper
that makes the town-Iepresents it at home
and abroad, and if the town or city do not
create worthy newspaper in all its aspects,
the loss falls at last on the whole people,
and not upon the poor devil Of an editor
alone. And there may be deal Of genuine
satisfaction in this reflection, therefore com
mended to starving publishers everywhere
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ROUND Rock, WILLIAMSON Co, TEXAS,
January 10, 1875.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that an-
quainted with Mr. +. VI. Bolin, manager of the Round
Rock Gift Concert, given for the purpose Of raising
fuHde TO erect do Fellows Hall in sad place. and
believe him 90 be honorable gentleman and worthy
o2 the fenAdence Of the public. a-
Carr. j. W PosEY, ex-Rep., Williamson county;
COL Y. W. JOHNSON, Pres. Veteeau Assem-;
Carr. NILSSON MERRILL;
n. =. SMITH n. D.;
w. NJ OWEN. n. o.;
RoBT. EASIEftSON, n. D.;
JOHN T. RICKS;
JAS. LEW ID. Merchant, Round Rock;
HARRIS & BRO, Merchants, ROnnd Rock;
SHAPPARD a WUlFIEN, Merits, Round Rock;
A. STONE. Merchant, Round Rock
8. W. sTRAYHORN, Sheriff iamson county
] am personally arqpslutcd with F. NJ Bolin and
the parties who rec0mmeId him all oilizeus OF VIII
Hanson county, and believe him and them 70 be
Trustworthy ~ hoDoiable lsFaf tH
LEVI PENNINGTON Ci,ak d. C. williamson Co.
I personally acquainted with F. 81 BoIin, and
know him 10 be jealous Odd Fellow and a high
toned honorable gentleman and such take pleas
ure In recommending him.
No. i79, l. q. " 7.
concur In tho above
A. s. REID, V. @. Georgetown Lodge
Agents wanted. js29 dit WIN
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

sIScE people are not suffered to carry
concealed weapons IN Texas, aAd public
opinion damns the sssassin-like, covardly
habit, If little fellow be wTonged By
big one, the latteS is made defendant in .
lawsuit aAd the courts inflict fines and i'm
prisOnment with vigorous violence. One
o. c. Mcwhorter, for such facts. was fined
800 for an assault on Major johnson last
week, in Denton. Isnt Texas becoming
civilizedl And it is right and best and
wisest in the end; but not half 20 much
fun in it as in the good old way.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

The Dallas Hsru4 says The Interna-
tional muddle originated ID the Legislature.
Vow les the Legislature settle il honorably,
and NOT shirk ths question by saddling the
courts With itp
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

THE interest excited in the contest be-
tween Andrew johnson and Gen. Bate for
tie Uaited States senaforship may be IN
fsrred frrn The fact that enc hundred gurs
usfs 6red in Helena, Arkansas. in honor Of
Johnsons victozy, and there were bon-
frss and nluminafio1s ia many touhs and
s.,iss q Tsnn,,s,S.
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Directors.
FRANCIS n. BoLIN, Manager.
JOHN W. CHRISTIAN,
ALEXANDER HARRIS.

The Concert VIII be under the immediate supervis-
ION Of Mr.. q. 4. SISS0N, which viii be sufficient
guarantees that fhe price paid Tor the ticket will insure
ths worth Of the money.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

The international Railway C0mpanys
dent eenstcr cnlbsuon ssnt an amend
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-02-04

Senator Ireland introduced a supplemen-
tai bin to the acts organizing Justices
coCrts, which provides elections for Justices
shall be by voters at large.
Senator Culberson presented "a amend
meut that the act shall not apply 70 the
county Ct Marion.
Senators Bradshaw and Norris each offered
similar amendments to exempt their several
counties.
In order 70 refer the bin, the amendments
weie wilhdraEn and the BIN referred % The
Judiciary Committee.
Senator Morris introduced 8 bin 10 vali-
date the process Issued from tie District
Coarf 81 Hunt county PISSED.
Senator Dryer, under aspspenaio1 ofths
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COFFEE HENDERSON, Attorneys-at law; GAF-
Ply 4 MORROW, Attorney sat Law; AAKEMsoN
POsEfl .Atiornsys-at-iaW Ssofgetown, Tsxa-.
hORTtfN Moses BuTnet, Burnet county Texas.
r. A. BLANDFORD, Austin kncampme1f, T. q.
.. Fl GEORGE b. ZIRPKLhAN, Anstin Encamp-
ment, ]. o.OF. -
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How 70 RemIt-Money must be sent by Registered
Letter 70 hound Rock, WIlllanaou Co. OF Post
O1lce Money Order on Austin, Texas.
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DePO.itOry-C. n. JOHNS q CO., Hank
eIs, Austin, Travis county, Texas.
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Senator Davenport, from tina Committee
on Public Printing. reported favorablY upon
the bill authorizing the Beard of Public
Printing TO employ 8 practical printer to aid
them in the discharge of their duties; IA
vorably upon the joint resolution authoriz-
ing the translation Of the Laws Of the Four
teenth Legislature into German and Span
ish.
Senqtor Stirman, from the Committee on
State Affairs, reported fayorzbly upon the
Senate concurrent resolution to adjourn
siHs die February Il; also, favoring the
passage Of the bill to reward ]. T. Morris
for capturing the stage robber, ]. c. Reed,
amending By reducing the reward 10 Eve
hundred dollarz
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RoUrTD RooK,
Cash Awards.

rrnrosE-rO ERECT AN ODD FELLOWS HALL.
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s~-t~eA@A 49, AAA~-eAe~
Senator Wood introduced bin to pro-
hibit the Commissioner Of Land Office from
giving certified copies of deeds and trans
feTs Of certificates and other pspers VIXEN
be believes or has reason 70 believe that
such papers are forgeries. Referred.
senatOr > Friend presented a resolution
that the secretary Of the Senate be required
70 make out certificates Of pay Of the mem
bers and officers Of the Senate for milage.
Referred 10 the Findnce Committee
Senator Davenport introduced bill de-
fning who may be parties defendant in land
suits. Referred.
Senator billiard introduced bill appro-
priating one Thousand dollars FOR services of
J. w. Ferris es special judge Of the Su-
preme Court IN the case Of the International
Railroad Company against the Comptroller.
Senator Bradshaw introduced bill 70 es-
tabIish criminal judicial district Of the
cities Of Fort Worth, Cleburne and Waxa-
hac6ie. Referred.
Senator Westfall made motion 70 take
ap the bill incorporating the Austin and
Pacific Short Line Railroad, and the bin
passed with the amendment, providing work
commences within one year from the passage
Of the bill
Senator Ireland made q motion - take
up the biil providing elections 81 justices
By vote Of the county 81 large. The amend
neat offered exenptlsg several counties
vas lost, and the bill lost on 3 vote of
thirteen 20 sixteen.
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NIUILEs
WEDNESDAY, January %, 1915.
The Senate opened with the usual GER
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Roll called; quorum present journals
read and approved.
The Insurance. bin Was up for coneidefa.
ton, and passed 70 eBgfossmenl
The bill for amending the charter oi he
Calf and Western Texaa railroad came nn
for discussion. ard elicited spcechca from
Messrs. McLeary, Linn, Sayer. L4ahcn.
and others.
The bill, AZ The request 81 Afr 1ffLeary.
was Te-reEcrred g tbc Committee oa inter
nal Improvements.
The bill authorizing tie county court q
Coliin county 70 Issue bonds N1s reported
lavoFably. The money 20 ke.so RAISED q 81
built court house.
Nj. foote asked s. Il Woa 3 locsl mee
ure and 5 necessary one, that fle llles -
suspended % take Up the bill which Nes
done, and i passed
The bail authorizing F1Talcrl g - made
and services continned i1 cefiatn c -
regard 70 frauds against Tie state Ic
ported. asking % appropriation os 1900.
Mr. eayefe explained the fE1 l1r s,..
ing uhat appeafed % - large 'a
tion. He seid that mrcb iiEe va Sfn -
the counsel
br. Smith. 81 orimes. 1f t 81
looked upon 5000 es TOO 1iue f
Ctesss4 ~
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From the members of tho bar of Fort
Worth, asking that Tarrant county be de-
tached from the Fourteenth and added to
the Fifteenth Judicial District. Referred.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-25
For SALE.

A new two.hOrse Gamble wagon.
For any of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN Ofnce. L. A. BURNETT.
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The Methodist Excursion

At meeting OF the members of the
Methodist Church. last "wednesday even
ing, all the necessary arrangements for
the contemplated picnic excursion ON
Saturday, July 81, were made. and the
committees appointed for the days work
will De announced from the pulpit on
Sabbath next The committee having
general supervision is Mr.. P.W. Barclay.
Mr.. T.. &. Pace and Mr.. II. A. Thoms.
The fare for the round trip was fixed
at - Tor adults and 10 cents tor children.
and tickets will be placed on sale immedi-
ately in this city, Mound City. Mclropo-
lis. Anna, Charleston. and elsewhere.
Good meat, ice cream, lemonade. coffee,
aud everything eatable can be procured
on the boat by those who do not wish TO
be encountered with baskets. aud no
pains will he spared. to make the trip en-
ioVahle.
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lacA whera nuhlIa HUMANITARIAN

place where public demonstrations
might bo carried on With comfort and
discipline; In short, u place that every
city, situated rs Is Cairo, demands. Hut
neithertheir wishes. nor those of the peo-
pie at large, have been IN tie least needed,
aud the result j.. that the Park "a ii now
lies. Is neither place of beauty or profit,
aud only an eye-sorc to those who are
interested in our city.
The expense will be mere song that
will be required to bcautify aud convert
II into useful institution, and II should
at once be appropriated in its behalf. 1t
has been suggested that the chairman OF
the Committee on Street, and Drainage
be asked TO Use his power to haye the
force now at work on the streets. expend a
day or two of labor Oh the Park. which
seems to meet the approval Of all to
whom the proposal has been offered.
We hope, Tor the sake Of our city and
the good name OF our people abroad.
something will De done to improve the
Park
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The object OF the Methodist ENcur-

In soliciting the patronage OF the public
t, the picnic excursion on the Eckert on
saturday. July Bird, the management deem
1t proper to state that the enterprise has
been undertak n out Of .,ity, for the
pu pose OF raising fund, TO meet arrear.
ages In the salary Of pastor, Rev. j. l..
Wllar, which have occurred in csnse.
qu nee of the eNpen e. which the congre-
CATION incurred while making the neces ,ary
re air, OF III 4, past year. The public have
always re 'ponded generous to similar
calls upon their patronage, and while be ng
grateful for past fivors, the committee,
feeling the In portancc OF the ma ter, nj.
gently invite large at enhance on the pres
| ent occasion. The price charged for the
round trip ID Paducih is only about one
fourth packet fare, and taking g enjoy
mcnt aud pleasure Afforded into consd,ra-
ton, it is safe to say every one patronizing
the excursion will recaive the full worth OF
| the money invested.
i. W, BARCLAY,
| T.. c. PACE,
| ii. a. THoMs,
| G-2s-th Committee,
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rar Sple l'l,puu.

E-l;H The celebrated Schiit. NIL var
kEE BEER at JaecIeTs.
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so 10 Louis Iserbcr,'~ for pILSE.


The boys belonging TO the chariyari
Dlnu, that mas Dccn uiuhiiy 10 H..i,
for the young men who have lately led
to the hymeneal altar young and charm
lng ladies, not wishing to slight any OF
their friends, paid Mr.. Ben Niece and
his wife visit Wednesday evening, aud
gave them serenade. Tin pans, horns,
bass drums, oyster cans and various other
articles were brought into use. and the
noise made by the band, which has about
thirty members, when they get once
thoroughly started, Is enough to raise
the hair on the head OF a COmanche In
dian. Mr.. McGee, after listening with
rapture for some moments to the mtlo-
I dies Of the band, made hi- appearance.
in the best of humor. and. in the Ian
guagc of the boys, did the fair thing
when his tormcntors left him. with many
good wishes in their hearts for the future
happiness of Mr.. McGcc and his young
| bride.
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G-2'-tt.


1t is certainly much TO be regretted that
the people OF Cairo have not shown lit
tie more pride and interest in the public
institution of their city known rs st.
Mary's Park. Ii now lies unnoticed and
uncared for by our community, and is in
condition that should be condemna-
ton to any people, aud should. when it
l. referred 10 rs it is-with ridiculc and
contemplating blush of shame to their
cheeks. The trustees of the Cairo City
Property Company did not donate this
beautiful piece of land to the city ofCairo
for the purpose of seeing it lie idle and
become Il place for the pasture Of horses
and cattle. II they had desired to see il
II pasture field, they could have had their
desire .ratified and still owned and con-
trolled the property. If they had wished
to see II grow up with weeds and rubbish
Of every conceivable description, they
could have had their wish gratified with
out putting it into the hands of the pub
| lie.
What the trustees wished to see, was
. place made of st. Mays Park, where
our people could cniofa walk or ride;
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Go nEi.s~" ster.

Landlord. Of hotels and boarding houses
will lind it to their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundfess, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cla avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, IS cents per dozen. Fpl piece work
prices are a. follows, single shirt and col
lar. Zoe; per dozen see; socks Be; two col
lars, be; two hsndkerchieis, Sc; vests zoe;
and all gentlcmen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 10 zoe;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to lle; two
pair hose Sc; two collars to Zoe. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 ca per dozen; for la'
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronagc solicited
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(scttI,c beat.

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough kiiIer--ile
great cradicator tor al lung diseases--a su-
per.or remedy to all other medicine, ye,
discovered, in severe case-. III, sure.
quick. and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, coli-, sore throit, whocping cough
Group, and all diseases Of the throat and
lung. Real price, - and 80 cents and ii.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, aud the money will he refunded.
Or. seth Arnold's Diarrhua Bal-am - aud
% cents. Remember It j. warranted. Ar.
nolds Bill lou. Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by Or. Seth Arnoli'r Medical Corporau1n
woonsocket, Il. I. Sold 10y Paul Il. schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. ao-i-21-3m.
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Local weather Report.
In the city.

THOMAS JONES, sergt. :. s., U.s.A.
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Hunting club Picnic.

The Cairo Alexander Hunting Club of
this city, propose, OH Sunday. the Fourth
of July. to give grand picnic in Ken
lucky. Thi, club have engaged the SER
vices of Eisenburg's excellent string
band. and made other arrangements by
which the success of the affair is assured.
The picnic has not been gotten
up for the purpose of MAX
Ing money, but for genuine pleasure.
and the expense to each individual, there
fore, will be very light. The members
of the club extend cordial invitation to
their many friends to be there and par
take of their hospitality, and we would
advise those who think of making gala
day of the Fourth to 30 arrange it as TO
De present on the occasion.
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| c.a,lsmsn f.om {hs Cauu,yy

Not long since gentleman moved 70
tho city from the rural districts, rented q
house. and seeing queer looking "box'
and pipes in the house inquired of tho
landlord what they were. Upon being
informed that they were the gas appara.
tus, etc, he came to the conclusion that
he would try the gas instead of candles,
and with can in hand he started for the
gas works. The last seen of the gentle.
man he wa. in search Of Gentle Gcrould
To- get quart of gas Ia frV.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
SLAUGHTERED.
by OUR FRIEND At THE CORNER.
Hats. Caps Clothing. Sc

|. Walder, at the corner of Ohio Lcyec
and Sixth street, hnowntO some ~ "our
friend at the corner" has
"-laughicrcd high prices in Hat, Cap-.
and Clothing. He Is selling ut great bar
gains. fact that makes some dealers icrl
rs II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him. and price his goods,
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An Agricultural SncieIA

II has been suggested by several of our
most enterprising citizens, that an agri-
cultural society be organized in this city.
An institution of this kind would be very
profitable to Alexander county and the
city of Cairo, aud we hope that the sug-
gestion will meet with hearty endorse
mcnt by our people.
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could get of the bar, and the boat was 80
badly careened that her pumps could
hardly keep her free.
CLIPPINGS.
Evansville Courier, 23:-Tne Rapilan
No. 2 still remains at the wharf awaiting
the launching of the new boat, when she
will drop alongside of it aud be disman-
tied. Captain Dick Evetts and clerk Dick
Murrow are taking 1t quietly, and haunt
the shady side of the boat these
hot days.........1he repairs and re-
painting of the Glasgow Is progress
ing. and she will be ready shortly.
in first class order. for the first opening
in the way of business. Capt. George
:. Throop is sparing neither work or
money ia putting the gay little Silver
thorn in complete order while she re-
mains in the The work on the
hull of Capt. Denny's Iazoo river packet
is progressing finely, and is said 10 be
one of the best jobs turned out by those
cnterprising builders. Jameson 4 Res-
gar.
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Specifications aud plan Tor building
Turner Hall, corner Tenth and Poplar
streets. can De seen at T.. Il W. Budcr's.
corner OF Eighth street aud Washington
avenue, and bid, will be received for the
same until Sunday, June 9th, at 10
O'Clock a. ~. BY order OF Committee on
building. WV. BUDER,
G-2l-2t Chairman.
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Frank kratky, of the Union Bakery
CONNER ial avenue, between Fourth and
Sixth streets, has re-opcned his bakery, and
Is now prepared to deliver Bread and Cake,
Of the best quality anywhere in the city or
country, in such quantities ss his custom
ers may desire. Prices will be made en-
tirely with refer .nce to the present hard
times ia other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send in your orders.
tA3.5 1p-ti
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PIN. II. SAUP'S.


Having bought. out. the interest Of
Koehler Bros. IN the meat business, am
prepared to turn n the people Of Cairo, a.
well a. steamboats,, with the choicest meat-
the market nford,. and all those wishing to
have their meat. delivered at their homes,
can be accommodated. Respectfully,
elicit pHIL. How Np.
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The wellknown barber shop. corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial. in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shor i
arge and commcd ious, and those wishing
for any thing artistic IN the way Of fashion
able hair cutting, smooth shayes, et'" will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
.bop. ,I.3-l3.ti.
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Obstacles to Marriaqe.

Happy relief for young men firm the cf
fccts OF error, and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimcnts to mar.
riagc removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Book.
and circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Az
n. Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pam inst.
tuition having a high reputation for honor
al lie conduct and professional skill.
~ ID X WIN.
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The Turner'S are hereby requested to
attend a special meeting Sunday evening,
sharp, Tor the purpose Of making final
arrangements for their picnic on the
Fourth Of July. and also Tor opening bids
for their new hail. BY order of the preSi-
dent. JouN kIHLER.
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The Charleston FAIR

The Mississippi County Agricultural
Society, We learn, are making extensive
preparations for their coming fair. The
premiums to be- Offered thi, year will be
double the amount given before.
and the fair i expected to be the best ever
held by that organization.
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RourIa on the siOys,

Chief of Police Williams has Instructed
the members of his police force to arrest
every boy found bathing along the levcc
of the Ohio river. This Is rough on the
large number of boys who haze nightly
enjoyed themselves in tumbling about in
the water.
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and the southern Illinois harvest gath
cred. Raspberrics have taken their
place. We note sales of 10 boxes lemons
- 5OCaG 10; crates red raspberries s. !;
10 crates black raspberries 81; 10 crates
currants 50; 4 boxes oranges 50 50(a7 !;
10 crates strawberries 81 10: 3 crates
strawberries damaged 81.
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This pleasant Summer Resort /. now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybente water, and are situated In a
beautiful beech grove, near 9 romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna and Col.
conda. and can be reached by hack from
either OF those places. X. W. BIvINs,
Proprietor.
June %, 1910. G-2i.2w.