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on his person the act is attributed to
financial embarrassment and possibly
remorSe, as Just about the time of his
death a man called at the City Prison
to inquire if a warrant had been issued
against DR.. Hubbard for forgery stating
that he had forged the names of three
firms in Sacramento and two in San
Francisco. Nofurther particulars were
obtained at the time. but the inquest
to day will probably develop more
facts.
r. b. Cutter, of kirkpatrick. Cutter
Il Co., 80 PIN street, was found dead
in his office yesterday morning at nine
O'Clock. The body was carried to the
morgue. where All autopsy will be held
this morning. Death is supposed to
have been caused by apoplexv.
An Italian ga d e rnalned Juan Far
rarre was found dead yesterday morn
ing IN an Enclosure near Market and
Fourteenth streets. A shotgun, with
barrel discharged. was beside him,
and 1t is supposed that, in passing
through h fence the gun was acct
dentally discharged, lodging the con-
tents in his right breast.
Crooked Whisky Case-Snn Fran.
cisco Water Rates.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Il.
The case of the United States vs.. the
Antioch diSlillerv was again called in
the United States District Court this af-
tern"on. Agents of the Central Pacific
Railroad at Antioch and Stockton,
broadway wharf. the delivery clerk and
general freight agent we're placed on
the stand and examined concerning the
amount of shipments of grain to the
di>li!lerv and spirits from them.
The Board of Supervisors will he
called upon this evening to take action
upon a resolution adopted by The San
Francisco Senate delegation January
II, asking the Board OF Supervisors to
establish water rates for the city and
county. Hon. Phil. Ro ,ch. Chairman
of the delegation, writes to the Mayor
and Board Suggesting that the purSll-
ance of such course will be the speed
lest method OF solving the problem Of
supplying water at reasonable ra,eS to
the inhabitants of San Francisco, and
will not require the intervention of
Commissioners, nor give rise to any
question regarding the delegation ot
powers. The delegation j. satisfied
that the adoption OF Il schedule 10y the
Supervisors would receive Legislative
sanction.
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War News from Spain.

LONnON, Jan. Is.
4 dispatch from st. Jean De Luz to
the IimcS reports that Genera NOri
noe advanced from San Sebastian, cap
turing the heights Of Orrotzain, AMI j.
lenring the CarliSt artillery. lnIpOr-
ant operations were nlolnentarliy ex-
nertpl.
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AT a recent spelling match, in
f. Virginia City, the prize-a twenty.
knodollar piece-was won by Miss Min
: Gfiie Shirts.
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For Sale.

THEFIXTURES AND FURNITURE OF,
L the FL Dorado Saloon; also the stock Oh
liquors. etc, will be sold at II bargain.
We will rent the saloon and bowling ALLEYS
to responsible parties upon desiTa BILE terms
jal6tf }. Nj. j j.. :. WHllTON'
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r--cT
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NEW TO-DAl.
y CA IL ID.

r. HAVING BEEN REPO|TED. DOUBT
L loss for the purl oSe of i|njuring NJ, that
dlsreputable characters would be admitted
to the Leap Year Bon Bon Party. Wednesday
night, | beg leave most emi hnti"ally to state
that such Is not the case. I'll" party viii be.
as al that | have given in the town, of nm
uno jrcuonab bic Character. No iiSreputa bic
persons viii b admitted. and denouncn The
persons VIII have rrlorteI to the contrary
a. waiiciouS slunde-ers.
jnl~2t PROFESSOR BACH.
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congregational.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. /

WA>HISFTON, Jan. Il.
The Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from the Secretary OF
the Treasury, incl0sing a report of the
Superintendent Of the Cniled States
Coast Survey, showing the progress of
the work during the year ending June
30th, 1873, accompanied by AN en-
graved map, showing the conditions OF
the work on the Atlantic, Pacific and
Gulf coasts. Ordered printed,
Mr.. West Introduced "a bill to aid in
the construction of a railroad and tele.
graph line from the Missouri river to
the Pacific ocean, approved July l.,
1862, and July ., 1874. He spoke of
the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court in the Pacific Railroad Ease and
the liability of the Government to lose
not only the interest on bonds issued
to these companies but the bonds also,
and said it seemed to him that The leg
j lative body of the Government. should
sep in and adopt some measure to pre-
vent such loss. lie quoted from acts
Of Congress in regard to these com
panies, and said it was evident the
United States wOnld incur a loss I'M
less $50 600. 900 be collected from
them. He offered the bill with the
view to protect the interests of the
Government, and asked that it be re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
HOUSE.
The Speaker called the States for
bills for reference, and the following
were referred:
BY Joyce-ro refrain from staap
duties on medicines; also. to prevent
traffic in spurious or intoxicating
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Death oC Wee President Wilson to
b. announced in the mate

W ASHINtTTON, JAN. II.
The death of Vice iresiient Wilson
will be announced in the Senate q
Friday next 10y Senator Boutwell,, who
will speak On the life and character of
deceased. Senators Anthony, Came
ron. of Pennsylvania Cragin, Dawes,
Gordon, Hamin, ingalls,, Morrill,, of
Vermont; AMI Stevenson viii also
make addresses.
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A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT ISSUED
by Paxton ~ Co., dated October y, 49,
and payable Mt axiom * CO.'S nank IN
Eureka. The finder will be literally re-
wardcd by leaving it with the undersigned
or at the SENTlNEL Office.
jaI6-2w c.. II. CEARk.
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ERE is a mine in Idaho called the
The stockholders ought to be
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PAY DAY.

DAY OF THE X con. NJ. co.
1 has been postponed until the 2Ith inst.
j.. 6. BhOWN.
jal5td Acting SUPERINTENDENT,
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From she Vatican.

ROME, Jan. Is.
The Vatican has instructed the Arch
Bishops of Cologne and TreVes to ell
deavor to find means of preventing de
nnsiLinn from thnir Sees.
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NOTICE.

JHAVE SOLD MY INTEREST IN TIE
/ Capital saloon. on Main street, Eureka,tto
/ christopher Murtha, who will collect all bl'
due tho Old trln and discharge all Of its H.
debtedness. JIG CULGAN.
Eureka. New, January IL, 1876 jal?-lM
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ey Overland Telegraph.

isrEcIAI. To THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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Centennial Rifle Match.

LONDON, Jan. 10.
The English National Rifle ASSocia-
ton have accepted the challenge Of
America to compete III a match for the
championship of the world during the
Centennial.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. IS.
The report is punished that General
Kaufman, who is here, will not return
to Turki>tan.
Admiral krahbe, Minister of Marine,
is dead. Vice Admiral Le>>awski has
been app0intel his %snccess0r.
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THE BOAhl
au8gE, GA hGl - puI t.;,ia. raooixs
BESIDES q cellar oHd,y Dill, ialllnR 10 receive
fifty 10 sixty regular tie In the House last
M amount Of .4aLs.CLft.
The above lIlTerrE wis.,
cash, or tote well secured.
MRS. 3, h.
Ruby Fin, Nov. %, 1879. ~
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IGN w s.
Fs,e EtF ct Of Prpsi lent NcNanOn's
proclamation.

LONDON, Jan. Is.
Paris aAvices state hat Pre>ider1t
McMaLon's proclamation has fallen
rather flat. Republican newspapers
which were expected to greet it with
sharp criticism appear, with the excep-
ton Of few irreconriliableS. delighted
with the recognition of the public and
appeal for a fair trial OF the constitu-
tional laws. At the BourSe it produced
no effect. and in political c%iIcles the
prevalent opinion i>that il leaves things
where they were. Satisfaction is gem
orally felt atthe adjustment ofthe min
isterial crisis, but it is utterly devoid of
enthusiasm.
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flrst.Ciass Laundry.

Il is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
.l.e laundress, No. II Fourth street. be-
.ween Washington and Commercial ave
..ues, has one of the best conducted laun-
Try establishments in the city, and land
lords OF hotels and boarding houses VIII
and It TO their advantage 10 call upon
urr Her prices are as follows Hotel
and boarding house washing % cents per
dozen. For piece work prices are as iol-
lows: Single shirt and collar, Toe; Two
.mrts and two collars, 25c per dozen
zoe socks. DC; two collars, DC ; TWO
handkerchief, sc vests, zoe and ali gen
lleman's wear, soc per dozen; ladies
plain calico dresses, Il % per dozen
calico dresses with extra trimmings, 5Oc
white dresses, 81 25; ladies underwear,
line or course, 81 per dozen. ll-&-lt
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Shell Oysters at Herbert's
Restaurant, Ohio Levee. st
4 Card TO the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments OF vast
class Of sufferers. Thousand OF cures
have been made by them, and, In fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two year
connterfei.s of our medicines have sprung
up. dangerous in their close imitation OF
our trade mark. To secure the people
we have placed upon each genuine box
OF Holioway's Ointment the fac
smile of the signature OF our
agent, MIR. Jos. Haydock. 70
counterfeit is felony. We shall re-
lentlessly pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vigor OF the law.
We most earnestly beg that the great
mass of the American people will aid US
in our efforts to protect their health, and
help usin our task of bringing these most
unprincipled men to the bar of justice.
Uniformly refuse to purchase medicines
purporting to be ours unless Mr.. Jos.
Haydock's signature is attached to each
box OF Pills or pot OF Ointment and the
end will soon be reached.
The pubhc's obedient servants,
dSw-lc-ly. HOLLOWAY Il Co.
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THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING .
4 Coed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elect
ed-DtscUsSiOn of the Resolutions.

In compliance with the call of The
| county Democratic central committee
about one hundred and fifty Democrats
| and Liberal Republicans assembled in
| Thistlewood & Hinkle's tobacco ware
house last evening to select two delegate;
| to the Democratic state convention to be
held at Springfield on the sth OF Janu.
airy, and TO adopt resolution.
expressing the sentiment of the Democ
racy of the county on the presidential
complications.
On motion Of Capt. W. VI. Williams,
Judge w. II. Green was chosen president
/ of the meeting. On taking the chair
Judge Green said he would not make a
| speech-he did not think it the time ioI
speech-making, and hoped the meeting
would at once proceed to business.
On motion of John q. Harman, ranh
! Schuckers was chosen secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Thoms the chair was
instructed to appoint committee of five
to draft resolutions expressing the sense
of the meeting.
The chair appointed Messrs. Thoms
| W. Nj. Williams, John H. Oberly, John
! q. Hartman and Il, ii. Cunningham as
! such committee.
Mr.. Oberly read the resolutions adopt
ed by the Illinois Democratic State CEN
tral committee at their late meeting at
| Springfield, and moved that the commit
tee be instructed to embody them in their
report, The motion prevailed.
The committee on resolutions retired,
after which the chair stated that the next
| business IN order would be the selection
OF two delegates to represent Alexander
| county in the Democratic state conyen-
ton, TO be held at Springfield on the Sill
Gay OF January.
VIM. Mcllale nominated Judge Green
aud John II, Oberly 10 be such dele.
| gates. The nomination was confirmed
| unanimously.
On motion Of Fred. koehler, f. W.
Halliday, John q. Hartman, Capt. ". +,
Halliday and Judge Bross We're added to
the list OF alternate delegates.
| The committee on resolutions, after
considerable delay, reported majority
and minority report. John q. Hartman
presented the majority report-the
Shelby county, Indiana, resolutions and
Capt. Williams the minority report. Mr.
Oberly opposed both sets OF resolutions
/ but on vote being taken the majority
report, together with the resolutions 81
the Illinois Democratic state central
committee, were adopted, after Which
the meeting adjourned.
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Hotels, Steamboats, and
Eating Houses

lie sirer plated ,core for economics
sake only. n ran be meaded and re-
paired II damaged or uorn, and If one
piece Of a set is lost, It can be replaced,
thus keeping The set entire. Penalties
shouid use Il, aud NOR, of them ,could
10 so II they could procure Il a, prices
withn reach Of tie poor. The best
grades Of goods may be procured from
us at prices Easily ,eithia The reach of
al.
II can b. readily demonstrated that
silrer, plated Wdre rs cheaper IN the long
run than The common .arthencure, and
a. order 10 10 50, Il is only necessary to
calculate The amount o. Jreakage to
tchich he latter could be suIjec, in The
course cf ten yeors, ,chich is really
much under tie acreage durability OF
plated rare. UIith arg proper rare II
ioiU Gear t,oeny gears, and ia his com
pdrtson iCe make no note Of the beauty
and desiraJility of the one Adore the
other, Think for moment OF taking
your "cuD Of tea out Of an old cracked,
greasy "crockerytcare' teapot, giving a
dishwater aaror 10 .yoar tea, or an old
decrepit bent and battered TN one,
,chich hos seer one gear Of service
Think or your Yaesasudre cream pitch
er Uih he spout chipped or broken 50
thai yoH cannot pour out tie thinaest
kind Of Cairo skiim-m,ik rithoat
stopping Il orer, or If a Juner-dish
which must be held lcrl rih both
hands, whie your neighJor helps HIM
@b to small cut ~ Ja,ter. Lay
aside your old style, undesirable and
really t,psasire crock~ry, and cal on
Iaber Bros. and ardii yonrself Of the
opportunity Of procuring .Silrer and
Pfdted ,odr', al prices such as rH
nerer again b. offered IN his market.
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safe SpeeaS-Sure.

The rapidity aud certainty with Which
DIR. Morris syrup OF Tar. Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases Of the res
piratory organ, and It's reliability as a
remedy for consumption long ago secured
Tor il foremost rank among medicines
OF its class. IL is in fact the recognized
specific for throa. and bronchial disor
ders. IT promptly checks a cough, no
matter OF how long standing, and al
fords great relief in cases OF asthma. IL
should not be mistaken for a pallation,
since IL not only affords immediate relief
but also removes all traces OF the malady.
II is specific tor Group. Trial size 10
cents. Large sizes 80 cents and 81, for
sale by Barclay Brothers, Cairo; also
agents FOR Prof. Parker, Pleasant Worm
syrup, which never fails. Pleasant 10
take, and requires no physic. Price -
cents. Nov. 2l-Jw-d&W
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ABOVE
Low wATBn
Below high water Of is7a
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. sisnal Service, u 3. A.

still freezing, ice floating and river at
a stand.......No arrivals or departures
...."".Ihos. IL. White and Jno. Crum.
clerks Of Steamer Grand Tower came up
from Memphis yesterday. They
report business exceedingly dull.
A barge loaded with coal and belonging
to w. ii. Brown, sank to-day. ...... Capt
Carter, of the Str Jno A. Scudder passed
through to-day. His load Is at Memphis.
',,"...susie Silver with barge Rubicou is
aground at Pr. Pleasant, where there is
not more than four feet OF water. ........
Str, A. {. Donally with $50 tons of sugar
and molasses, all for Cincinnati, is laid
up at Arkansas City. She was drawing
six feet and could not make it over
Choctaw bar......Thc Howard with
5000 bales cotton was compelled to
double trip it, putting her cotton out ut
Arkansas City. ."....Str Schanck,
Church and Sherlock are laid
up at the City of Memphis.
The st. Louis Times Of yesterday says:
"'apt. X. w. pugan. Superintendent OF
the Cincinnati Wrecking company, was
married ia Cairo on Thursday last. to
Mrs. II. kurkendall, an accomplished
young widow OF that place. and a sister
OF Mrs. Chas. Gallagher. The happy
couple arrived in this city on Thursday
night an! have rooms at the I.indell.
Capt. Dugan visited Change Yesterday.
and was warmly received by his numer-
Gus friends, who congratulated him on
this important and happy event.
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Pe,e.:z mmerman Oul Of the Ashes

Mr.. Peter zimmerman, cleaner, reno
vator and rcpairer of clothing, was
burned out in The big tire OF saturday
morning last, but is already ready to
serve the public and his old customers
again. lie has opened out in John Iiy-
lands. old stand, at the corner of Com
mercial avenue aud Tenth street, and re-
specially solicits patronage from Old and
new friends. II you have coat, vest
or pair of pantaloons that needs clean
ing or repairing, take it to Peter thinner
man and he will make il AS good as new
at a price that will astonish you by its
cheapness. Remember Peter thinner
man. ar the corner Of Commercial avenue
and Tenth street. l2-lo'lm
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! ted soap which is beyond reproaoh IN
/ the purity Of it, material aud the deli.
cBcy OF the natural odor. II Is knewn as
Is. +. Babbitt's Toilet Soap.
--lIolloway's Pills-'rhe Blood'is the
very essence of health and lie. Il fur
nishes the components of flesh, bore
muscle. nerve integument. The stomach
is the apparatus the arteries the distrb-
utors and the intestines the channels 10y
, which the waste matter is carried of
| pom the stomach and bowels, these
medicines act simultaneously. 2jcts. per
box or pot. 21-lw
A New Years Union concert OF
Sunday schools will be held in the Pres.
! bytcriaD church o-day at three O'Clock.
There will be music and singing, and
| other appropriate exercises. The first
topic to be- discussed will be, lst--"W hat
has God done s"--Response by Rev. J.
ID. Gillham. 2d-"What has Christ
done 2'-Responsr by Rev. b, q,
George. 3d--"What have we done -
Response by Mr.. Oakley. 4th-" What
follows s"-Response bv J. NJ. Lansden.
The subject of the second tonic, The
Past and Future will he discussed BY
Mr.. l.. W. Stillwell. Ii is hoped there
will be large attendance. "
A very pleasant affair took place at
fta<., Is r. - -.
last evening. Between seven and eight
o'clock J. T.. Spiller, Lon Daniels, j. ii.
Woodward, Alex. Royse, Matt. Fulton,
I. b. tarren, Matt Stevens and Geo.
Christman, all employees in MIR. Wood
wards iron store, proceeded in body to
to the residence of Mr.. Woodward, where
they were received by the host and
hostess In their usual hospita-
bic manner. After few common
place remarks. Mr.. Lon Daniels ap.
preached Mr.. Woodward. and, in n
neat and appropriate little speech.
presented him with most beau
tiiul and costly silver water pitcher
Notwithstanding Mr.. Woodward was
taken by surprise, he replied to the pre-.
sentation remarks in q betting man.
ner, after which he aud his fam
lily and their guests spent the remainder
of the evening together in pleasant aud
enjoyable manner.
Special notice to our friend. a. New, ~ day
is nigh,
Who want 10 make flne resents and know not
whatto buy,
Just come 10 Taber Brothers aud bring your ready
cash,
Don't 20 10 other dealer. and purchase common
trash.
Wewiil greet your smiling faces
A. We meet you at the door.
And we'll give you such fine Bargains
As you never had before.
Nothing makes better present
Than gold when finely wrought.
And the doner is remembered
As sure a. such is bought
1t will wear good long lifetime
And never will decay
Then buy this kind of presents,
To give on New Years day.
Don't skimp your one short lifetime,
And feel so very poor,
Gold and silver is as plenty,
As IL ever was before.
You can lie rs happy with il
As you could with ten times more,
Ifyou'il only stop that signing
"Oh, I'm so very poor 80
We invite the special attention OF every reader
of the BuLLETiS to our remarks on Silver Plated
Ware, las they are founded GU facts established by
actual test.
IAELk BROS L. Commercial Ave-.
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J. q. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column

Alexander county lands, Cairo lots in
exchange Tor st. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
A fine residence on corner Halbrooh
gain.
Cottage on Sixth street between Wash
ngton avenue and Walnut street
House and lot on Eighth street between
Walnut and Cedar. =, $50.
FOR RENT.
Two-story house on Twenty-eighth
street, between Poplar and Commercial
SIP.
Store room lately occupied by Howe
Machine Co., on Commercial avenue. be-
tween Tenth aud Eleventh streets.
The first floor of brick dwelling cor
ncr of nineteenth and Poplar streets.
Cottage on the north side Of Twelfth
street between Walnut and Cedar.
Business house on l.evec street above
Eight, and in good repair
Rooms in a two story house on Com
mercal avenue between Ninth AMI Tenth
streets.
store room near corner OF Twentieth
sr.d Poplar street; IS.
Tenement, 3, (, ) and 10 in winters
Row tor SO per month. aud in iirst-claSs
order
Cottage on Vwenty-first street between
Sycamore and Poplar.
Rooms in nearly every part of the 'ity.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands in tracts to suit. near ttifo.
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She'll Oysters at Herbert's
Restaurant, Ohio levee. st

Il always have been and still am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DR.. VIM.
Woods Fever Pills. Any one selling a
Woods Fever Pill not made by rue, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. For sale at the New York Store, A. .
Swoboda's, f. iieaIy's, L. G.. Schuh's,
Barclay Brothers, and at my office.
Sold in 80 ct. and Sl.00 boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
dSw-!f. DIR. WM. WooD.
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Picture Framing.

We have this day sold to Mr.. H. G
Ford the entire lot of moulding tools
etc. OF the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc., should be sent to him or left at
this office. We bespeak tor him the lib =
crafty OF patronage that has been be
slowed upon Us. His assortment of
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarantees satsfac-
ton in all eases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1876.
II CAIRO BULLETIN Co.
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She'll Oysters at Herbert's
Restaurant, Ohio levee. st
Charlie liNker.

Proprietor OF the celebrated Court House
Saloon, herein invites his friends and the
public generally TO partake Of hIs warm
free lunches. consisting Of all the delica-
cies OF the seasons, the first Of which he
will set on New Years day. and every
day thei CATER until he launches into eter-
nifty. III CHARLIE BAkER.
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There will be the regular Sunday
services at the Presbyterian church to
day, Rev. b. \. George officiating.
Rector Gilbert will conduct services
in the church Of the Redeemer to-day, at
IL am. and O'Clock Pun. Sunday
school AT 3 o'clock.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Of Eighth and Walnut
streets, to-day, conducted BY the pastor.
Rev. j. ID. Gillian, morning services.
The Retrospect" appropriate II the
close of the year. Union services at the
NJ. T.. Church at night. All are invited