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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-02
rRoY. WORT.
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EDitoR BcLIETIN--Deor Sr 1T was
generally understood that the editor Of
the BuLLETIS was going 10 have n
seancc with Mott, and your humble ser
want has been watching the BULLETIN
with good deal Of anxiety for the ''opin-
ions" and so-fortb. Of the said editor.
Now. Mr.. Editor, since you have not
gone to see Mott, and happen to know
that you have not, let me tell You that
yon will make n good saving Of your
time and your three dollars bv not going.
All that he has done. or will ever bc able
to do, in the Spiritual line, while In the
Arlington House, will only serve to dis
gust the believers. and to deepen the con-
victions of the unbelievcrs in Spiritual
ism.
The surroundings are, absolutely, In
direct opposition to the only known laws
of successful naturalization. The very
atmosphere IL full of opposing influences,
and the material surroundings could
IdTuIt w Ner ptVI'i'u~' -'''' "A''' '"''
but lose his prestige under such circum.
stances, and his friend. in the cause. feel
the ''crippling" he is giving them quite
severely.
Many people here know Mr.. Mott to b,
an honest medium, but they did not &c,
their knowledge from any manifestations
through li- mcdiumi.tic powers. -
demonstrated in the Arlington House
No medium ever did or ever will give
satisfaction under like conditions will
Mr.. Motifs, and am anxiou. that thi.
thing should be well understood both
for hi, sake and tor the sake Of those who
are interested in Spirituali.m. ] would
have no one pronounce him fraud" .
Failure" Cheat or "humbug' I'M
Ill he is seen under altogether different
circumstance. Yours, truly.
SrIRlTrALr,r.
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The most extensive preparations have
been made by the Cairo Alexander Hunt
Ing Club to make this day memorable
and patriotic one. in the history OF
Cairo.
The grounds have been cleared of un-
derbrush, platforms for speaker. and
seats tor the audience have been erected,
fine dancing floor laid on steel springs
provided, and two cornct bands from
Chicago and Evansville and Prof. Ei,en-
bergs fine string band have been en-
Iioyed Reireshment stands will DE
put up and swings for the little ones
carefuii- prepared. This j. no money
making cuisines. but only provided for
the comfort and plcasn-e OF the public.
The boat will leave at CaIt Halliday,
whari.boat as::follows No. at G elock
a. m; No. 2 at O'Clock q. M: No ) al
IL O'Clock a. m; No. at o'clock p. IN.
No. at l:.s0 p. III. No. at 800 p. m.
and No. : ut $3.50 p. III.
Tickets for the round trip. 10 cent =
Children accompanied by their parents
f.. free. G-k3-Gt.
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Hotel Personals.


II. NJ. Mann, OF st. Louis, was at the
st. Charles yesterday.
ID. Morse, OF Memphis, stopped at
the st. Charles yesterday.
w. j. Burnett, of Mattoon, was reg
istered at the Planters yesterday.
Joseph Davis, of Saginaw, Michigan.
was quartcrcd at the Planters yesterday
j. ii. Hall, of Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, was at the Planters yesterday.
II. j. Condor, of New Orleans, was
registered at the Delmonico yesterday.
r. NJ. Baker, of st. Louis, was quar-
tered at he Delmonico yesterday.
wv. NJ. Bakins, Of Chicago. was regis.
tered at the Grand Central yesterday.
r. Powers, of Cincinnati, was quar-.
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
r.. l.. Murphy, of Golcontla, wa,
registered at the Planters yesterday.
&C. NJ. lIowley, of Golcondr, was al
the Planters yesterday.
ID. Il. Lisenburry, of Memphis, wa,
registered at the Planters yesterday.
"A. Comstock, Of Joliet. was regis
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
d. Phelcm, of Memphis, was quar-
tered at the 81. Charles Yesterday.
&C. A. b., OF CcntAlia, was as the st
Charles yesterday.
j. l.. Lett and j. o.. Carson, of st
Louis, were registered at tic st. Charlie
yesterday.
II. W. Sullivan, of Nitcennes, Indi
ana, was registered at the st. Charles YES
terday.
B. Owen and j. Mcconnell. both O
Paducah, We're registered at the Planters
Yesterday.
$. Bissinger and wife, Of st. Louis
were registered at the Planters yester
day.
b. l.. Powers, of Canton, Mississippi
was registered ut the Delmonico yestcr
day.
j. A. Swineford, of st. Louis, wa
registered at the Grand Central yestel
day.
&c. II. Jones, of GRANVILLE. lllinoi,
was registered at the Grand Central We,
tcrday.
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Southern Illinois, l5c 800 pounds choice
Northern, 2Oc 100 pounds Northern. 10
@20c.
EGGS.
The demand is steady and the market
bare. Receipts are all taken on arrival.
Twelve cents is the ruling price. sales
were 500 dozen, l2c 800 dozen. l2@l3c;
600 dozen, 12c.
CHICKENS.
There has been steady demand for
poultry all the week. Old hens COM
mand So 25(93 80. and young chickens
according to size 81 80 to - 80. we
note sales of 10 dozen hens So 25(a3 30
) coops hens 50 80; 3 coops young 81 u
@g2 80; 2 coops hens 50 1908 80: q
dozen Young chickens 81 0OCa2 30.
! FRUIT.
Oranges, lemons and berries are in &C
tive demand and scarce. Prices have
strong upward tendency. The market
supplied with apples b. country wagons
We note sales of cases currents 50
crates red raspberries s5t96; IL crate
e black raspberries S393 80; IL boxes len
: ons S7(a7 80; 10 boxes oranges 81 u
Y 40 boxes third bushel boxes apples so
: 10 boxes lemons 81 30; 80 crates bla'
: raspbcrries So.
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by virtue of AN order of the United
States Court for the Southern Dis
trict of Illinois, dated June ~, 1875,
Messrs. A. Ii. Stafford, of this city, and
II. L. Morrill,, of Evansville, who for some
time past have acted as receivers Of the
Cairo Il Nincennes railroad. have been
relieved, and Messrs. j. w. DreXcl and
{. h. Tracy have been installed as re.
ceivers in their stead, while Mr.. Morrill,
has been given a position by the new re-
ceivers as general superintendent of the
road.
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THE rrYrH AT nuHpRYs1ono,
~. 900 People Espeeted 10 be Present
On That Day.
The Programme for the Occasion.

The efforts OF the Egyptian fire com
pany Of Murphysborc, in conjunction
with the citizens, to get up a grand cele-
brarion IN honor Of the Goth anniversary
of American Independence will De crown
ed with much greater success than was
anticipated. The committee Of arrange
ments have received letters from several
towns up the Ohio river that many citi-
zcns from southeast Illinois and north
ern Kentucky, will he in attendance.
News from Carpondale, Du Quoin. Mar
ion, Red Bud. Cairo, JOncsboro, Anna,
Waterloo. Chester. and In fact every
where in southern Illinois Is most en-
couraging. and now the people
confidentiaIly expect 10000 strang-
ers..to visit their city on Monday, the 9Th
OF July, and complete arrangements have
been made for that number.
The following is the programme that
has been arranged by the committee APP
pointed for that purpose:
The procession will form at 10 o'clock,
on Cherry street, right of column rest
ing on Walnut street, in the following or
der:
Col. X. X. Townes, Marshal of the day
Delta City cornet band Of Cairo.
Egyptian Fire Company OF Murphys-
boro, with apparatus.
Delta City Fire Company Of Cairo, with
fire engine.
Hibernian Fire Company of Cairo, with
fire engine.
ANY other fire companie, in attend
alcc.
Chariot OF Liberty, drawn By four spans
of horses.
Orators Of the day in carriages.
Officers of the day mot Mar,hal-) in car
riages.
Officials of ncighboring cities. in car
riagcs.
Mayor and aldermen. and other city
officials of Murphysboro. in carriages.
Member. OF the press in carriages.
Murphysboro Turnverein Society.
Oranges of Jackson and adjoining
counties.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
other secret societies.
Citizens OH foot.
| Citizens on horseback and in carriages.
Representations Of the business inter-
ests OF the city.
LINE OF MARCH.
| The procession will move up Walnut
street TO the Cairo Il st. Louis railroad
depot, where the delegations arriving on
special trains on that road will be re-
ceived. The procession will then move
through the principal streets of the city.
arriving at Turner'S Park at III o'clock.
ORDER OF EXERCISES ATTHE PARK.
MUsIc-National anthem by the MUIR
physboro Glee Club.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Batter, of Grand
Tower.
Address OF welcome by Joe 7. Robarts
Esq, of Murphysboro.
Response by Hon II. Water of Cairo
Music by cornet band.
Il Refreshments.
Music by cornet band.
I Reading Of the Declaration OF Indepei
: tlence by Professor james II. BrOwnleo
! of the Southern Illinois Normal UniveI
sity Of Carbondalc.
Music by the Murphysboro Glee Clul
Grafton by Hon. John II. Oberly, ,
Cairo.
Music by the cornct band.
Short addresses.
Music by the cornet band.
Amusements, dancing, quot pitchin.
sack racing, &c.
Grand display of lire works at night.
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Congress Water.

Genuine c ,pgress Spring water IN bot
tles, kept on ice and sold for 10 cents per
glass, 90 cents per bottle, and - per dozen,
at the following places Phil. saup's Con-
fectionery McGauley's and schuh's Drug
stores. and Louis Herbert's Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
put up and sold In bottles only, to insure its
original strength and medicinal properties.
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.g'he Ihlewtla Excursion,

The excursion party on the steamer
Idlewild will be accompanied by num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen from this
r'y. The idlewild will leave Cairo on
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. Henry
Hearts minstrel band, of Evansville. will
be on board the boat and discourse mu
sic for the young. The boat will visi
all points Of interest along the route. In
GLIDING the famed Cave in the Rock
Those who make the trip will no
doubt be satisfactorily rewarded,
and none should fail 10 90
who can. The fare from this city for the
round trip has been put at the remarka.
bly, low rate of five dollars.
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The Glorious Fourth

The Turner Society will give grand
patriotic celebration Of the coming An
niversary Of American Independence n,
TURNER'S GROVE.
on the Narrow Gauge railroad, eight
miles from Cairo, on
SUNDAY, JuLY I, 1875.
Every arrangement is being made by
the society to make this day memorably
patriotic one in the history Of Cairo.
The Grove has been cleared Of under
brush, commodious dancing floor will
be provided. two bands--thc Delta City
Cornet and Wittig's string band-havc
been employed, rfreshmcnt stands viii
be put up, swings for thu children pre-
pared, and every possible care taken tt
provide for the comfort AMI pleasure o
the people.
4. &. lIe.ing. Of Chicago. and John II
Obcrly will deliver addresses. and
speeches will be made by ID. L. Linegar.
Esq. Harmon Black Esq. and Judge +.
Rross.
Special Train will run A. follows:
Leave Cairo-No. at 0 am: No. at
II am; No. 3 at l:lj PM: No. at 2:lj
pm. Returning-No. ) at pm.
Tickets. for round trip, 80 cents chill
dren under II, % cents-for sale at =. g..
Schuh's drug store. +. n W. Buder's, H..
Schick's. II, Meyers, A. Swoboda's and
| New York store. 1-5.3t.
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BOArS DUE.
- Jim Fisk, Paducah; Cons. Millar,
City Chester, South Thompson Dean,
Cincinnati, City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 20 feet :
l-5 inches on the gauge, having risen o
inches during the previous - hours. The
rivers elsewhere are reported falling
The weather was close and sultry
yesterday, and cloudy, with promise of
rain last evening.
FOR CINCINNATI.
The steamer Cons Millar, Captain
Jas. II. Pepper. is the packet for Cincin-
natl this morning. She will leave this
port at 10 o'clock and go through with
dispatch.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The grand steamer Thompson Dean,
Capt. W. B. Millar, will clear for New
Orleans during the forenoon Tomorrow
taking passengers and freight for all
points South.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The tow-boat Ike llammitt belong
ing to the Cairo City Property Company.
was sold Yesterday morning to Capt, Ben.
F. Goodwin on private terms.
1t appears that the report of Capt.
Darrah's marriage was rather premature.
We are told that he is still an indepen-
dant candidate for that enviablc condi-
ton.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hequembourg, Cairo agent
of the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas rail-
road, resigned yesterday and Mr.. j. C.
thinner, of Little Rock, takes his place.
The Cairo City and Philips wharf boats
were consolidated yesterday and the firm
is now Halliday & Phillips. In the course
of u few days the mammoth wharf.boat
heretofore belonging to j. w. Phillips 4
Co., will be taken out on the ways and
ovcrhauled, after which the office Of the
consolidation will be moved upon 1t.
The banana article in the local col
umns Of yesterdays BULLErIN,wlll seem
q little mysterious to steamboat clerks, rs
they never purchased bananas at New
Orleans except upon a positive order
from some responsible party. and very
seldom ever then. Porters and bar-keep-
era on steamers are the parties who Try
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Notice.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.,
OFFICE or GENERAL AGENT.
CAIRO, llls.. July ], ls15. J
Excursion tickets for the ith Of July
viii be sold from Cairo TO any station on
the line aud return. at one and onc-iiith
fare for the round trip. sale of excur-
sion tickets will commence OH Friday,
July I'd, and discontinue on the depar-
ture OF the evening train on the 9th
Tickets good To return until July 9th. in-
elusive. JAMES JOHNSON,
7-l-3,. General Agent.
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mA There will be a regular convcn-
rs ton Of Ascalon Lodge No. 81.
NJ Knights Of Pythias. held at their
- Castle Hall this Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. Installation of officers and
business Of importance connected with
the proposed Excursion. \ full attend.
ance desired. Visiting Knights cordially
invited to attend
WILL X. HAWKINS.
II. of Il. and :.
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Arlington Ice Cream Saloon. L. Is. Ell
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House.
on Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh, is now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
tity, and at reasonable prices. 6-ls-tf
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AuueMpt 10 Steh1 he"" ~ HOE"~"'
On Tuesday night, a negro who has
been teamster in this city tor some
time, went into the stable OfFrank Jenk-
ms, q colorcd man, also a teamster, and
made an attempt to steal valuable team
of horses owned by Jenkins. He made
considerable noise while in the stable,
which attracted the attention Of col
ored man living near, who got up and
went to see what was the matter. When
he entered the barn, the wOuld-be thief
who ran away. had succeeded In getting
a bride Oh one OF the horses. anG was
undoubtedly about to harness the other
when he was frightened away,
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SAB Big reduction In prices OF Feathe
busters. at Schuh's drug store.
n off,,

4 correspondent says She understood
we were to have n scance with Mott. SO
we were. but he vetoed the arrangement.
lie will have none but passive people
who will pay him aud take down his de-
ceptions without n word Of protest. lie
and Mr.. Ellis are driving n good bust.
ness. Investigation might break up
their business.
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EDITOR BULLETIN II hear from the
talk around town that the Deltas are not
going to Murphysboro. II this is so,
why can't all the fire companies turn out
aud have parade either on the 81 or 9Th.
! t"i''s '""y could Vet a band cheap.
Yours, truly, -. n.
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n&.Nobodv sbouId forget the excu

~ Nobody should forget the excur-
sion to Paducah under the auspices of
the Methodist church. of this city, on
the fine steamer 7. +. Eckert. July 3D.
1t will be the Tost enjoyable affair of
the season. Fare for The round trip, 81,
for adults, 80 cents for children. Boat
leaves at a. m. returning at p. IN.
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hky-2OO Ladies' Hats, latest style. all
ready trimmed; also a large assortment OF
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats.
which will sell at one-half the whole
sale price. The above are just from New
York and are desirable patterns and
styles. ID. HARTMAN.
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Good.

Good music. good refreshments, good
company, a good boat, good officers and
good weather 1--WE hOpe) will accompany
the Methodist excursion on Saturday
and the proceeds-$l for adults and 80
cents for children-will he devoted to q
good cause.
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PII.SENER at Louis HERBERT.
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services OF the child Of
Valentine Resch will be held In ST Pat
rick's church, corner Ninth street, at |
o'clock 7. NJ, to-day. The remains will
be taken to Villa Ridge Oh the passenger
train at 2:30P. NJ. Extra cars will be
provided and all friends of the family and
others are invited to attend the funeral.
The funeral train will return at g 80.
E-s"The finest article of Salad Oil at
Schuh's drugstore.
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lsU"Don't fail to attend the excursion
under tho auspices Of Ascalon Lodge,
Knights OF Pytha-, next Monday. II
you cannot attend in the day time De sure
and go in the evening.
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HsIsH Don't tail to attend the cXclir-
sion to Paducah and return OH the Eek
crt, saturday. Everything has been
done to make 1t pleasant. The fare is
iow-oniy one dollar, and children, half
nrico
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Miss Ida IIarrcll, of this city. left for
Chicago yesterday afternoon, where -le
will remain for several weeks.
Mr.. r.. &. Pace returned To Cairo
from Fairfield yesterday.
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Glass Fruit Jars,

at IS cents per dozen all the latest style.
in jelly glass. Sealing wax in large and
small quantities, at Dan'l Hartman's,
corner Sixth street.
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kf1" Large assortment OF boys and
mems linen and straw hats at one-half
the original cost. Now Is thc time to
buy bargains ut llartman's, corner Sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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Nine Of the prominent saloon keepers
oftbis city made their appearance at the
city clerks office yesterday and paid their
liccnses-two hundred dollars each.
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RE Delicious CJLMBACHER At Jaeck-

E-r-l have just received "A full line OF
boys clothing-latcst styles-whicll l
will sell for one-fourth Of manufacturers
prices. Come and see for yourselves. at
Uartmau'S
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For sale l'lleNp.

The entire outfit OF the Grand Central
Hotel, with five years lease, and on reas.
enable terms. For particulars, apply to
7T-G-22.tf. WM. WKTZEL.
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hoYaThe Cairo Silver Cornet Band, On.

hsY~The Cairo Silver Cornet Band, one
of the best organizations in the State,
will accompany the Methodist Exc''r-
sion on the fine steamer T. +. Eckcrt, to
Paducah on the Sd. The fare for the
round trip will be 81 for grown persons,
and 80 cents for children. The boat will
leave promptly at s o'clock a. M, RETURN
inc mt n. NJ
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Familic- wanting above can be sup
piled by leaving their order with
T.. 4. WHEELoCk & Co.,
G-3.5t \o.T Ohio I.cvcc.
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The knights Of Pythias haye put the
price Of their excursion tickets at 81 for
gentleman and 80 cents for ladies and
children. being good tor both the day
and evening excursions.
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The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the name and style OF ''Chas. NJ.
Howe g. Co.." j. this day dissolved.
CHAs. NJ. HOWE,
FRANK HOWE,
e. RUMBLE,
Natchez, Miss.
T.N. WENsEL,
Natchez, Miss.
CAIRO, JulyIst, 1878.
Having purchased the interest OF ;. j..
Rumble and 7. V. Wensel in the late firm
OF Chas, NJ. Howe x Co, the business OF
said firm will hereafter be conducted under
the namo and style OF &C. NJ. Howe n
Bro.," " 20 will assume al! the liabilities OF
the late firm CHAs. NJ. HOWE,
,-I-6t. FRANK HOWE.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk, PaducalI.
Ste. Genevicve, Vicksburg.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Shannon, Cincinnati.
Tow-boat Ed. Hobbs, st. Louis.
Bon Accord, Ohio.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- ste. Genevieve. st. Louis.
4" GRIND Tower, Memphis.
d" Shannon. New Orleans.
Tow-boat Ed. Hobbs, Wheeling.
" Bon Accord. st. Louis.
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The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lars apply to MRS. CUMMINGS.
G.2l-tf.
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Died.

Yesterday at ten O'Clock, a. IN, Marga-
rctta, youngest child of Valentine and
Elizabeth Resch, aged eighteen months.
Funeral notice In another column.
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e.ys"Thc excursion on the Eckcrt will
be a grand affair. Good music. good
company, and good time generally.
Fare. ST.. Children. zoe.
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Attention, BAse Bailssts.

Balls and bats at cost-tllc largest as
sortment ever brought TO Cairo. which /
will sell for the next thirty days at cost.
-. HARTMAN.
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4 large assortment Of ladies suits,
latest style, which will sell cheap.
ID. HARTMAN.
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viii sell glass fruit jars during the season
lower than any other house In the city, and
deliver them at your residence. a dis.
count will always be made tothe trade.
CHARLES o. PATIER 4 Co.
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Esyl 900 yards grenadines in all colors.
worth 80 cents yard, which will sell
for 10 cents yard. ID. HARTMAN.
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\ LARGE assortment Of Alapaca Coats
from 81 20 to 81 30. at Hartman'-, cor
ner Sixth and Commercial avenue.
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THOMAS JONES. sergt. 5. s.. U. s. A.
Notice..

NOt6Gc.
The r. +. Eckcrt will leave Halliday *
Phillips wharf-boat tomorrow morning
at o'clock. and land ut the Illinois Cen
raj wlarf.boat, foot of Fourteenth street ,
for the. accommodation Of up-town cx-
cursionists
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To Rent.

A cottage on Thirteenth street, betwce
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
6-l3-tf. Apply to DIR. SMITH.
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ITX Rag stock envelopes at the Bull.
LETIN Office, So 10 per NJ.
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:psy-Go 10 Jaecters and try his ERLIN.
GER. - deiightfd bers,nge.
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4 Suggestion.

Eas- KT7'ZINGER--aD most delicious bsr-
,Yn1s--of buckets.
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Cheaper Than Ever Known Before.

Mason's SelfSealing Fruit Jars at 81 80
per dozen. Extra rlbbers for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel lIartman's, corner
sixth street. G-25-tf
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E%XX Wood stock envelopes at the
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