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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-20

In the base ball item published in the
BULLETIN Of Sunday morning, which
was taken from the Paducah Hsraid. il
was stated that the ldlewiid club of that
city had challenged Cairo club, and
that the game would be played in this
city on saturday next. Since the publ
cation OF the item, we learn that no chal-
lenge has been accepted by any club Of
Cairo, rs the gentleman who received
the ldlewild's challenge. not being a
member of the lately organized club,
wrote to the secretary Of the Paducah
club that he had no authority TO make a
match, rs he was not member of the
organization. a game with the cham
pion Paducahtes would. however. please
the Cairo boys very much, and all the
ldlcwilds have to do Is to challenge
them. and We will vouch for it that their
banter will be accepted. The Paducah
men, being very confident of success,
and anxious to get chance ut the Caro-
ties, want to play three games tor q
solid silver ball, which will be given to
the winners of two games-the first to be
played In this city. the next in Paducah,
and the third. the deciding game, to take
place on neutral grounds.
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Excursion 10 Norfolk. VA.

An excursion train. with refrcshment
car attached, will leave Memphis, on the
Memphis & Charleston railroad, on the
9th of this month. for Norfolk. Virginia.
We hear that several ladies and gentle
men Of this city will accompany the
Memphis party, making connection with
the excursion train at Grand Junction.
Inc flrc for tho round trip from this
city has been placed at S26 so, ana those
who may wish to take pleasure trip,
now have spendid opportunity. Tick
cts can be obtained of MIR. John II.
Jones. at the Illinois Central passenger
depot.
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Police Courts,

Judge Bross' police court was the
scene OF quite an interesting little suit
yesterday afternoon between two ladies
OF this city. One swore that she had
been foully abused by the other, while
the defendant swore very emphatically
that she had done no such thing, as did
her two children. a boy of twelve or
thirteen years ofage. and girl Of six
teen. After a number of witnesses on
both sides had been heard, Judge Bross
fined the defendant ten dollars and costs,
which she thought was very unjust, Of
course, but which she paid, and went her
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Hotel Personals,

Planters &C. j. Manin, Mt. Ver-
non, Illinois James G. Shree, Sikeston !;
A. b. Morris, Golconda Mrs. Bowen.
Tennessee i. ID. Chase, Milwaukee j.
b. Davis. Dallas, Texas; NJ. johnson. 81.
Louis; w. McNabb and flmly. Wheel.
ing, Virginia.
-DelmonicO :-R. L. Powers, Canton,
Miss. II. c. Dinkins, Canton, Miss. q.
j. Finney, Virginia b. Pcarsc, jackson,
Tenn. John llannakan, New Orleans I;
Geo. F. Sampson, Canton, Miss; +.
Freshett. Ullin, Illinois; W. ). Gaump-
ton, Mt. Vernon, Illinois; Henry Now
cry, Dongola.
st. Charles Henry Bunnell, Padu-
cah; Joseph W. Thompson, Paducah !;
j. ii. Fowler, Paducah; S. Humphreys,
Evansville; G. Meich, New Orleans; +.
IL. Massey, Owensboro, KY; Ii. J..
IIeinc, Philadelphia l.. NJ. Flournoy,
Paducah Il. q. Ryman Nashville; o.
C.Joncs, Fulton KY; George X. Wal
kcr, Memphis William Hodnct, st.
Louis.
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A Narrow Escape

ON Saturday evening, II. Igcl, proprie-
tor of the Little kcntuckian saloon, on
the Levee, was at work fixing the avn
ing in front of Barclay Brothers drug es-
adjustment, on Washington avenue,
when he lost his hold and fell to the side
walk below. The fall was very hard
one, and Mr.. Igel NAV consider that he
was very lucky IN not being seriously in
jurcd. A. it was, he was only bruised Il
litil
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducali.
" Eddyville. Nashville.
- Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
City of Vicksburg, 81. Louis.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
Minneola, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
. Eddyville, Nashville.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
- Capitol City, st. Louis.
" City of Vicksburg. Vicksburg
. Grand Tower. Memphis.
Minneola, Cincinnati.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the Of
- flee of the Governor, in springfield, until
noon of August -, 1875, at which time they
will be opened, In the presence of the bidders,
for the erection and completion of the
south wing
of the Illinois Southern Hospital for the Insane,
AT Anna, Union county. Illinois.
All bids shall show the estimated cost of the
materials To be furnished and of the work to he
done Of each description in detail Us in the spe-
ciiication; and each proposal must be accom-
panied by a bond of one thousand dollars, sign.
ed by ut least three sureties The successful bid
der shall lie required 20 give u bond 70 the Peo-
pie OF the State in the sum of two hundred thou
sand dollars for the faithful performance of the
contract. The board reserves the right To reject
any and all bids If deemed for the interest OF the
state TO do so.
Plans and specifications will be on exhibition
at the Office of the commissioners, in Anna, on
or after July %, ISIS, where copy of the law
can he seen Proposals must be enclosed in
scaled envelopes endorsed Proposals for the
erection Of the south Wing" and addressed TO
the Board of Commissioners for the erection oil
the southern Illinois Insane Asylum, care Gov
crnor Bcveridge, Springfield, Illinois.
u. II. STURGESS,
II. WALKER,
r. M MALONE,
July -, ls7i. Commissioners.
1-ls-lOt.
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Newly Furnished.

The African Methodist Episcopal
church, al the corner of Eighteenth and
Walnut streets, has recently been fur
nished with very neat and substantial
lot Of pews. The pews are made Of
black walnut and ash lumber, and were
manufactured by the Excelsior manufac-
turing company oflndianapolis, Indiana.
They cost the members of the congrega-
ton five hundred and forty-thrce dol
lars 8H fh.
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The Union Benevolent Association.
The Union Benevolent Association wishes
TO inform the public that Il was organized
september 18th, 1874, and bogs pardon for
coming on, at such late date; but ow.
layed. We are now happy to announce.
that we have been successful so far, and
ready at any time for the acceptance of
members or petitions for the same. Time
of meeting, Friday before the second Sat-
urday in each month. Hall on Fifth street,
between Commercial and Washington av-
enues. II. TUGGLE, President,
j.. ADAMS, Vicc-President.
l.. W. BAKER, Secretary.
,-lI-lm.
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COlored Odd-FclIOws' Picnic.

The colored Odd-Fcllows of this city
will give basket picnic at Fort Jefferson
to-day, provided the weather will per-
nit. Beside the members of the order,
of whom there are twenty-one, number
of invited guests will participate in the
affair, who are anticipating a very pleas
ant time. The picnic was TO have taken
place about week ago but was post
poned on account of bad weather.
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COM N ERCIAL.
CAIRO, ILL.,, MONDAY EVENING.
tnl,- Ia 1919

SAlko, LII, MONDAY EVENING. !
July 10. 1875. !
The extraordinary high temperature OF
the atmosphere, which prevailed last
week, eliminated last night in heavy
rain storm that lasted all night. The
sky was overcast with heavy clouds all
day. and another heavy storm of rain.
thunder and lightning closed the day.
HE weather was much cooler after the
storm OF last night. the murcury scarcely
reaching the nincties during the hottest
part OF the day; and we believe. during
the hottest part of last week, in the shade
away from the rays of the sun, either di-
rect or reflected, the marks on the Their
mometer did not reach 100, while
IN 81. Louis 1t went up TO l0i, showing
that Cairo Is not he hottest place in the
world.
Iakihg everything into consideration,
ana the state of the markets around us,
we think our market shows rather
healthy condition. Everything is firm,
with few exceptions, and although the
volume of transaction, is small, it will
compare very fyoraDly with other sea-
sons. They new crops will begin to move
soon, and we then look for general re-
vival all round. The Ohio Is large and
still rising, and will probably reach forty
feet here.
TIE MARKET.
Rs%"Our friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. "Vsr
FLOUR.
Choice grades are becoming a little
scarce, but low and medium grades are
overstocked. The market is dragging all
round. We note sales of 200 barrels on
orders, - 5O@G IS; 100 barrels round lot,
81 So; 300 barrels, 81 5O@6 so; so bar
rels XXXX, So %; so barrels xxx,
So 10; 400 barrels City, SIS 5OCay7 200
barrels, 81 5OaG 80; 200 barrels XXX
Spring, 81 70.
HAY.
The dullness that has characterized
this branch of the market still prevails,
and there are no signs OF rallying soon.
There is no demand at any price. We
note sales of car mixed delivered, $l5
l car mixed delivered, SIG.
CORN.
Choice corn is in steady and active de-
mand. Receipts are all taken. There are
large quantities of soft and rejected corn
OH the market for which there Is no de-
mand. Sales were cars No. 2 white
in bulk on track 7ic; 2 cars No. 2 mixed
in bulk on track zoe car No. 2white
In sacks delivered soc: 2 cars white in
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II IL Useless

to attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain IL impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
OF the liver and kidneys, eruptions Of tho
skin, scrofula, headaches, and al diseases
arising from impure blood. are at once re.
moved by DIR. Walkers California Vine.
gar Bitters, the great and infallible purifier
of the blood, and renovator of the system.
1t has never been known to fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using 1t until
the vitality OF his system was too far gone.
..l4-d&w4w.
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80 afIs. -. Ser.

Landlords OF hotel, and boarding houses
viii find It TO their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Lsundress, No u Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and boardlng-house
washing. 80 cents per dozen. Fol piece work
prices are a. follows single -hirt and coli
tar, Toe; per dozen sue; socks De-; two col
lars, Sc; two handkerchiets, Sc: vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 SOC;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to l5c; two
Uair hose De; two collars TO Zoe. For ID
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen: tor la
dies line clothes. 81 81 per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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COMPLIMENTARY.

Miss Bcbbie Crowley, niece of Judge
John Ilowley. Of this city. has been re-
Gently promoted to the responsible posi-
ton Of first assistant TO the principal OF
the first Of the seven rooms in the East
st. Louis public schools. The young
lady, who is now in the city on visit TO
relatives and friends, will return to East
st. Louis next September and assume
the duties of her position.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men ir. m the CT
iects OF errors and abuses IN early me-
Manhood restored. lmpediments to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l9
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam instl.
tuition having u high reputation for honor
al lie conduc, and professional skill,
S.il.d X w.3aN
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ArO' her Excursion.

From a reliable source, We learn that
another excursion on the steamer Idle.
wild is talked Of. The steamer will 20 a.
far down the river a. jackson, taking on
parties from Columbus and Hickman.
and also a party from this city. When
ever the iavorite ldlewild gets up an af.
fair Of this kind. she can always count OH
her friend. In Cairo.
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Genuine c ngress spring water ~ bot
tle., kept on ice and odd for 10 cent per
glass, 20 cents per bottle, and - per dozen,
a, the following places Phil. saup's Con.
iectionery McGaulcy'- and schuh's Drug.
stores, and Louis lIerbcrt'- Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
put up and sold in bottles only, to insure it,
original strength and medicinal proTe,tics
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Congress water.

hay- RITZINGER-o mast ds'i-io,,s b.r-
eY0oc--0, JdsckeHs.
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BOATS DUE.

BOATS DUE.
--JiEi Fisk, Paducah Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati Thos. Means, lronton: CITY
OF Chester, .)no. l.. Rhodes. st. Louis :.
Belle Memphis, FROM Ma,~y,i..
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 80 feet
inches on the gauge, having risen 20 =;
inches during the previous As hours. The
rise cannot continue much longer unless
the rains Of yesterday were general and
exceedingly heavy. The planters below
can stand two or three feet more water
without being very badly hurt, but the
overflow has begun at the lowest places
| already.
The rain OF yesterday morning was
very heavy. Another heavy shower ac-
companed by crashing lightning passed
| to the north OF the city in the afternoon.
business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. Tom Ryman and Capt Tom
Lee, OF Paducah were in the city yester-
day.
Capt. W. b. Miller, of the Thomp-
son Dean, starts for home this morning
via Louisville and Cincinnati.
The steamer Cons. Millar, Capt. Jas.
ii. Pepper, will be the packet from Gin
cinnati on Wednesday without tail.
Capt. George Miltenberger, clerk of
the Thompson Dean, left for his home in
st. Louis by the afternoon train yestcr-
day.
The Arkansas Belle brought out 200
sacks of corn, 80 dry barrels and tons
groceries. She will lay up for repairs
next week and the Pat Clcburne will take
her place.
The Charles Morgan, Ar. stein. Mas
ter will be at our wharf this evening to
receive freight and people for all points
south. Shippers and the travelling public
should bear this in mind,
The Eddyvillc, yesterday, reshipped
IS tons pig iron, 2l2o bundles pipe stems,
and some other freight for the Ohio
river, on the Minueola at Mound City
and brought light trip TO this port.
Capt. Billy Crowl is no longer mast
CT of the Jim Fisk. Capt. Crowl has
been so long aud so tavoably known
that his portly presence will be sensibly
missed on the favoritc Paducah packet.
Capt. Dick Evarts has taken command
of the Fisk tor the present.
The tow-boat Grand Lake No. .,
Capt. 5. a. Toms, made the round trip
from Cairo to New Orleans, arriving here
last Saturday morning. in something less
than ten days. She took down 1900 tons
and brought up 3 barges containing 400
tons. This is very fast time indeed. The
Grand Lake will be out from st. Louis
again on Wednesday evening and lay
over until the next evening to receive
freight from the south.
We were informed yesterday that
Capt. Tom Ryman proposes during the
coming season to restore the Cairo and
Nashville trade to at least part OF its old
activity. lie will have three boats in the
trade, and thinks that they will bring out
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NOlice of ReIlNNnl.

Tue wellknown barber chop, corner
Eighth and Commercial. presided OVER by
lie popular artist. George steinhousc, has
removed one door north ON Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shoI is
argc and commodious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic in the way of fashion.
able hair cutting smooth shaycs, etc., will
10 well 70 call ut the Grand Central Barber
.hop. -l-3-13-tf.
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a seedy-looking individual, full of ben
zinc and fight, walked down the levec
yesterday afternoon hunting for some
body 10 "chaw up" Opposite Jim NAL
lery's office nc found what he was after,
and when we last saw him Inc was lean
ing against post considerably "shuck
up like" and feeling as though lightning
had struck him or he had gone through
q thrcshing machine.
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Hailed Out,

Smith, the man who was on trial at
Charleston, Missouri, recently. charged
with having murdered his illcgitimate
child, and who narrowly escaped hang.
ing-thc jury standing eleven to one in Ia
vor of hanging him-has been released
from the Mississippi county Jail, ON ten
thousand dollars bail, Mr.. I. Bird, gen.
tlcman well known in this city, going on
his bond for that amount.
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..l,ur snlo0n"-Lunch

Hereafter No. lunch will be spread
every morning, at sour SAloon," on Eighth
street, opposite the Grand Central Hotel.
The very best Ofall kind OF edibles to be
found IN the market will be served up
in the most palatable III inner, with cool
Miiw aukee beer always on hand to "wash
down" the same. Fred Ho'heinz. the pro-
prietor OF this popular resort, Knows how
to make every one feel at home. and he
extends u cordial invitation to all his
frlens to come around ut 10 O'Clock every
morning and got a good, "sqaare meal"
.-ta.lw,
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To be RelllOXcal.

1t Is reported about the streets. that
Mayor Winter is about to remove two OF
the members of the police force, lately
nominate d by him and confirmed by the
city council. 1t i said that he has be.
come dissatisfied with the actions of the
officers, but what his reasons TOR rcmov-
ing them are We are unable To say at
pres. MT
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The trial of Alex. Booth, the negro
who showed so much dislike for the Gala
boosc that he had 10 be beaten over the
head with club, In order to make him
go in, and who is to be tried on charge
of resisting an officer, was postponed for
the second time, yesterday, until eight
o'clock this morning.
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PiLsENER nj Louis Herbert,
Get the Hest.

Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough kilIer-the
great eradicAtor for al lung diseases--s su.
perior remedy to all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe eases. II 1. sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
group, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Retail price, % and 20 cents aud 81 {.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, andthc money will be refunded.
10 cents. Remember Il j. warranted. Ar
nold's Bilious Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR.. seth Arnold Medical CORPORATE N,
Woonsocket, X. I, Sold 10y Paul q. scbuh,
druggist, Cairo, III. jj-i-25-3n.
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PIS.SEN Err NJ s.oui. Mer.errs.


The st. Louis, Iron Mountain Il South
crn II. II, Co., will sell round trip tick
ets between Cairo AMI Malvern, good for
sixty days, for twenty-five dollars, to Tar.
ties of three or more. Stage fare from
Malvern to the Springs, three dollars each
way. j. G.. IIMMER, Agent.
y
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Desirable Rooms.

Three large aud very desirable family
room., fronting on the Ohio. at the -.
Chsrles Hotel. can be had, with board, al
very reasonable rates during the summer
months. Abundance o. pure air and per-
fact ventilation ,-lO-tf,
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Mr.. Phillips Is having his new building
on the corner Of Fourteenth street and
Washington avenue. which Is fast APP
preaching completion, thoroughly fitted
up with gas and wafer pipes. Blake's
men are doing the business.
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EncaInpOsent Notice

The officers and members of Cairo En-
campment No. III, |. o. o. F., are re-
quested to attend the regular meeting OF
the Lodge this Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock sharp. Members OF other E..-
campments in good standing are cordially
invited TO meet with rs.
+. 4. RrRNEII. Scribe.
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Funeral Notice.

Died, yesterday. in this city, Henry
Dinkcl.
Funeral will take place thi, afternoon
at o'clock, sharp. from hi, late residence
on Commercial avenue, between Fifth
and sixth streets. Friends invited.
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Dixon Springs.

This pleasant summer Resort is now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate water, and are situated in a
beautiful beech grove, near n romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna and Col.
either o! those places. X. W. BIvISs.
Proprietor.
June 22, 1879. 6-2i-2w.
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Appointed

Prof John u. Grcgson, of thi. city,
has received AN appointment IN the Uni
ted States navy. lie will leave Cairo for
Vallejo, Tomorrow, where he will enter
upon hi duties.
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The members of the Cairo Casino are
requested TO meet at their hall thi. after.
noon at O'Clock. sharp, to attend the
funeral OF their late brother, Henry
Dnkel. BY order OF the president.
REiNHoLD '. BELINER, Secretary.
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We will take, at the 81, Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boarders,
at s22 per month, andbO boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardcrs will be
accepted. JEwETr WILCOX 4 CO.,
3l-4-2S.lm. Proprletors,
bV.XX Wood stock envelopes ut the
BULLETIN office. S3 90 per NJ.
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Mr.. Page and son, Of salt Lake City,
who for the past month have been IN
this city visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. steele. will leave for home in
salt Lake to-day. Ms. Ella Steele, q
sister OF Mr.. Page, will accompany her.
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Sealed Proposals.

SEAlEp proposals will he received at my Of
- flee until Tuesday, July goth, 1875, for the
delivering Of one thousand cubic yards of gravel
on the steets Of Cairo, Illinois, at such places as
the street committee may designate, either from
the gravel bank ut Metropolis or the bank above
Paducah The city council reserves the right To
reject any and all bids
WM. FRENCH AXLEY, City Clerk
.-ll-td.
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Attention Arabs!

You are hereby notified to meet at the
hall at o'clock punctually in uniform to
attend the funeral of our late brother,
Henry Dinkel. BY order of the company,
4. J. KERTm,
Secretary pro tenn.
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Atthe Low est Prices.

Collins, Caskets and Metallic Cases, in
WilcoN'S block. at the lowest prices.
1-9-o-W
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Mr.. William Hodnct, one of the own
ers Of the st. Louis Times. il stopping at
the st. Charles Hotel. II is said that Mr..
II0dnet is about TO take unto himself one
Of Cniro's fair damscl. for a wife.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

As nm harrassed to death from state.
ments from New York, am compelled to
sell my entire stock of Clothing at an i'm.
mense sacrifice. IKE Valdez,
1-l3-tf. Corner Sixth and Ohio Leyee.
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~es"~-s.sNsber.
Parties building can buy bunony m~,e
rial at the BHx Factory, at the following
prices:
Scantling ,nl jois', - feet
and under, ) IL 30 per NJ
Common boards, green, - 80 50
Common boards, dry, l. 30 "
Common flooring, matched
and dressed, 20 go "
Clear poplar flooring, match
ed and dressed, 81 90
Clear ash flooring, matched
and dressed, 20 OO :.
Cypress lath -
-