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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-04-01

IN AND AFTER September Goth,
Mss, / will close my book accounts,
ana from. that time forward propose to
sell my goods tor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
a OnABT BOY,

Jimmy blanchard Is not Charley Ross,
but he Is very smart, very capable boy
in tact, Of whom the Chicago Times truth
fully remarks that he would make very
Superior New York San reporter. Jimmy
Blanchard was found all alone on q rail-
road train ct Nashua, N. H., . few days
ago, By . conductor, who "saw In him
. possible Charlie Ross" and straight.
way proceeded 10 question him. Jimmy
IL ssvsn or eight years old. In answer to
the CONDUCTORS questions, nc said he had
lived In Philadelphia had been away
nom there about tbres years; had gono
away In com psny with two men in .
Close carriage, had rot into q steamer
With then and had gone to England had
essa them steal watches; knew
4eshsr and Douglas, and had seen them
stDal watches and rob banks; his name
was Charlie Roas and be had been called
Jio Finerty BY Aoshsr and Douglas
~ eees Westervslt's name In q stove
- hsk etc. etc. The boy was put on
~ Albans, Vermont, and the conduc-
e1ooGols story published In the news.
geeaA asd the people OF the
sewS sRjeycd the sensation of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
TINE NEW VOLUME OF THE 1.lv.
ING AGE.

The number of LiUeU,s hiring Age, for
the week ending Jan. ], which begins Its
one hundred and twenty-eighth volume,
contains, among other good things.
story translated for its pages from the
PlaU-Deutsch OF Fritz Reuter-; and In
succeeding numbers new story by the
author Of "John Halifax, Gentleman"
and other choice fiction. by VIM. Black,
author Of the "I'rincess OF Thule" Miss
Thackeray. etc, are to appear. In SCI
eRcc, politics, theology, and general lite
nature, important articles are al
ready announced for speedy publication,
by Prof. Max Muller ION National cduca-
tom Cardinal Manning ION the Pope and
Magma Charta); Francis Gallon, +. II.
3. ION the theory Of Hcredity); Peter
Bayne ION Walt WhitMan's Poems) ;
Edward A. Freeman ION the True Turk
ish Question:; Or. W. b. Carpenter, the
eminent scientist TT. Hon. W. L. Glad.
stone W. Clifford Palgraye and others ;
and II is safe to say that the important
contributions 10 current literature OF the
ablest writer's OF Europe, and especially
Of Great Britain. will continue to be pre-
sented in The Lining Age with complete
ness aud chsapness-c Its
amount of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unat-
tempted. In fact, they are otherwise
hardly accessible, in their entirety, to tho
great number Of American readers.
The present number-being the first OF
the new years. good one with which
to begin u subscription and to every one
who would keep abreast Of the best
thought OF the time the periodical il an
almost indispensable one. For iitty-two
numbers Of sixty-iour large pages each
Tor more than 5000 pages year, the sub
scrlption price (Ss) is low, while 70,
| $40 80 the publishers offer to send any
one OF tho American 81 m0mthlies 81
weeklies with the Liriny Age for a year
both postpaid. Liltell & Gay. Boston
are the publishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
A No. ] Laundry .

1t isnOw conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundress, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington A. Commercial avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry es.
adjustments in the city, and landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses will lind II 10
their advantage TO call upon her.
Her prices are as follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing, 70 cents per
dozen. Fol piece work prices are
as follows: Single shirt and col.
lar, 10c; per dozen SOC; socks DC; two co
lars, Be; two handkerchiets, DC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' plain calico dresses, 25c;
calico dresses with extra trimmings, SOC
white dresses, 81 Doe; iadifs' underware,
fine and coarse. 81 10 per AOzcn.
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the opponents of Mr.. Morrison have made

the opponents Of Mr.. Morrison have made
a mess Of 1t. in attacking him on the
ground that he cannot make speeches.
The reply that his inability comes from
bullet hole through his lungs. made at
Fort Donelson. seems to be effective"
The marriage OF Miss Maggie H.,
eldest daughter Of Hon. jefferson Davis
to Mr.. J. Addison Hayes. Jr.. cashier OF
the State National Bank of Memphis.
took place in that city Oh Saturday morn
ing. The newly married pair will take
bridal trip North.
-Erchance. Hon. VIM. II. Morrison,
chairman OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the House, al the Congressional
election received every vote in his own
county (Monroe) and carried Madison
and st. Clair 1.-THE balance Of the Seven-
teenth district) by an overwhelming ma
jority. although they are both strongly
Republican counties.
The printers OF the Philadelphia m
qui,sr set up "The Night before Christ
| Iuds tWcutN-SVN'" yS"A' "SV' ""' Wv
poem has been kept standing ever since.
and was printed in that paper from the
original types first used In 1915. Clement
e. Moore Is favoritc poet in The Enquirer
Office. and that paper promises to hand
him down In this manner to the latest
posterity.
Chicago Times: carpenter, who
will be relieved from duty as governor o.
Iowa in a few days, has been offered tho
second cOmptrollcrship; Reuben viii
lianhs, of Fort Wayne, the deputy comp
trollcrship. and o. II. Irish, OF Nebraska
the Office OF third auditor OF the treasury
at Washington. These places wer'
vacated by the Sugg Fort and Witkowsk
steals, in passing which the late incum
bents were proved to be criminally ncgli
gent, II nothing worse.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
EDITORIAL NOTEN

quincy is troubled with the small
pox. The board Of health is moving on it.
President Grant has only one more
New Year In the White House IL the
third term goes up.
Gen. q. Il. Mcclellan Is soon to as
sumo prominent place In the manage
ment Of the Baltimore aud Ohio rail
road.
Cardinal Manning. In a recent lee.
ture. said that In no country In the world
was the administration OF Justice more
nnimpeachable than In England.
Col. Lee, who has been chosen 10
read the Declaration OF Independence ut
Tho Centennial, Is at present practising
law al Milwood, Va. Mr.. Lee was an
oillccr In the Confederate arms.
New York Tribune; "On the whole,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
SPENCER, OF ALABAMA.

The investigating committee Of the
Alabama legislature appointed to exam
Inc into the record Of United States Sena-
tor Spencer, Of that State, have concluded
their labOrs. Tho result shows Spencer
to be true blue Radical. The report
proves that "during the election of men,
hers Of the legislature. he abused the
army, postoffics and internal revenue de-
psrtments OF the government, brought
the evils Of war upon the people, caused
them 70 fee from their homes, prostituted
bis Office to corrupt United States officials,
forced his appointees to pay money and
commit crime, all to secure his election
70 the United States Senate. Ii one halt
Of what the committee report is true,
Spencer Is one Of the greatest scoundrols
In Alabama, and deserves cell In the
penitentiary instead Of occupying a seat
In the United States Senate"
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a RcNOluliOM.

The Revolution as n base burning
stove for bituminous coal, needs no puff:
ing from the subscriber and il never pufis
(smoke) itself. For durability, economy
and beauty it cannot be cxcclled. Call at
my store where have one in constant
use and ! shall be happy to explain it,
good working qualities. and | will also
take pleasure In referring to many par
ties who have it IN use, and who pro-
nonnce it superior to any stove they have
ever used. CIV. HENDERSON.
la Commercial avenue, Cairo III.
l1-2S-dlm,
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rIiE WEATMER.

1t is little mean-yes, more, 1t 10
downright shabby of the weather to go
back on Tice In the way it has done.
From the thirticth of December to the
twelfth OF January or thereabouts, the
weather was to be very Old-according
to Tice-and here We have blue skies,
bright sun. blades Of grass springing up
here and there, aud adventurous flowers
budding and LlossOlning as though 1t
were May instead Of January. What does
Tice think of Il?
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A Fine Mock.

WIN. Ehlcrs desires 10 inform his pat
rons ana the public generally, that he has
now on hand a large stock of French aud
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and Is
prepared to manufacture, Tor Store and
Office wear, the finest of Morocco or Cali
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
Jr.v,nan ond c... is-. -,."i generally MS
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. His Lasts are of
the latest styles, and he can guarantee a
tit aud satisfaction to all his patrons.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
BRlsTOW's PERIL.
1sse President Cannot hive Man who
~ Praised nv the NsWspOpers.

From the Washington ,hroDcle, Admmistm-
tion Organ
There il not scrap o evidence any
where that President Grant has ever
sought personally or officially to interfere
with the prosecution o. punishment OF
either of the aforementioned officials.
lie may have expressed lis confidence of
the entire innocence of hs private sc,rc-
tary, aud there can be lite doubt that he
honestly believes him T. he guiltless-
~ opinion which his iong aud init
mate relations with Gcnenl liabcock and
his confidence IN his integrity fully JUS
tity. But certain Democratic and so.
| called independent jollrnas are takinS the
present occasion TO lau and p'aise
Secretary Bristow at the expense of Pres
ilcnt Grant, and to represent hin as
| standing alone in the fight against the
whisky ring, opposed by the president
and other members OF his cabinet. II Is
an old adagc that ii is better TO bs tra-
duced than praised by your en.mics.
While 1t Is not prObab, that Secretary
Bristow has sought the tilsome ihttery
of these enemies of the lepublicaI party
aud of the administration, IL is nsverile-
less a misfortune to hin that tiicy are
attempting to use MS good name as
a club to batter at tn, administration.
II is ASSERTED that SECRETARY Bris-
tow is only kept in his preset position
by the temper OF Il, public mnd and the
presence of Democratic House of Rep
rescntaiivcs. 1hse who know the pres
iLent of the l'ned States need no, he
told that he neve' hesitates to discharge
any public duty There can no question
that Secretary !ristow's position in the
cabinet depend on the will of the prcs-
dent. 1t Wis he who selected
him from private life, lirs,
to the attoney-gciieralship and then
secretary of lie treasury. lie. no doubt
has full confidence in his ability. integ-
rity and Loyalty to the administration
and the prais OF these journals is doubt
less IA ANNOYING to Secretary Bristow n,
they are SUSPICIOUS to the public. SO
many eminet men, in the history of tlic
country durhg the past few years. have
been politically wrecked by the delusive
praise of ills same class OF political
hybrids. tina the people have come tc
look with sirpa.ion upon any man who's,
acts meet their recommendation
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WASHINGTON.


Tho Mexican Claims Commission ss,.
OOO.OVO u Favor Of the United
Atatcs-Ile Grant Parish Case. -,
WASHINGTON, January 2.-COunsel who
have bushes before the United States
and MeXicln commission say that the
sum AWARDED to Mexican citizens will
probably Il two million dollars. and to
citizens o the United States between
i've millihs and six millions. Accord
ng to tie terms of the treaty the
United Safes will give credit to the Mex
can govrnncnt for the amount which
will finally be awarded To its citizens, TO
DC paid o them by Mexico. and the sun,
lue by Mexico to the citizens Of the
United States will be paid by this govern
ment in annual installments OF S3O0,000
gold or its equivalent.
THE SUPREME COURT
will resume its session tomorrow, when
| is expected an opinion in the Grant
larsh case. involving the constitution.
atty of the enforcement act, will be de-
lEered.
Secretary Belknap left Washington last
,jrht for Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
A CmAsAOTExIsTIC aRUMnLE.

A correspondent OF the Vicksburg Her.
aid, who signs himself Hampdcn, ap-
plauds the suggestion which has been
made to invite Queen Victoria to partici-
pate in the Centennial celebration in July
Hampden's applause, however, Is in a
spirit OF sarcasm. He wants the Queen
to visit America hc wants her to look on
the great, free, hearty and prosperous
North, and then he WAITS her to 60 South
to Mississippi-and gaze on the retro.
erosion, the shrinkage anu comparative
leanness of the State. He then pictures
what her majesty would see there-that
Is, what Hsmpden says shc would see
there: An executive department with
"a foreigner, a stranger, an interloper
and an intruder, q military uns'"-' s''d
an adyenturer'' at the head Of 1t; lcgis-
lature composed OF IAN Ignorant and
british rabhls," and mixture Of "dirt
and Democracy" in ll..the political affairs
OF the state. Hampdcn Celebrates these
ideas in true Southern style aud then
turns his attention IN ~" 80 ! "
which lac wants the Queen to cOntem-
plate, also, for the purpose of picking out
its defects, and when she is through, lie
wants her to ask herself candidly what
there Is TO be proud Of in a centennial
Republic like this; he wants her to go
home and tell her people how much hap
pier. freer aud safer we would be II we had
a rnistroo. like hcrs self, instead OF q Glow
bred. drunken, Missouri woodclOpper
and Illinois leather dealer for MASTER"
lie wants her to tell her people this ::
That thoughtful and reflective men--
longtime Dsmocrats-nOio undsceived--
believe the Republic q signal failure, and
Casarism, with its convalsiye and bloody
changes, only q thing OF time, sure to
come, In the not far of future. Some of
rs begin to see plainly, that we want
solid throne to rest on, instead OF the
tickleness, folly and frenzy OF Demo-
cratic mob, ready at any time, from Sec
tional prejudice or other impulse to re-
nounce the constitution.
And II the Queen did visit Mississippi,
1t would he fitting conclusion to the
programme as laid down tor her by
Hampden, that she should he permitted
to look on him and his like In the State.
She would find In them to as great q de-
gree as In the ignorant rabblc, the re-
sponsibility for the past condition OF
affairs in their State she would find, not
men, who, taking hold of difficulties,
master them, but set OF grumblers and
fault.ilnders, who, like the Lotus Eaters.
find no pleasure In the war with evil she
would find In them false
standard Of public virtue and
capability, a standard which can see 10
merit In worth, In mind or in character
which springs from the people, and which
would keep the shoemaker, the wood
chopper aud the leather dealer out OF
public offices to which only ''gentlemen''
should be eligible, and she would
find that these are the men
who SWEAT solid thronc TO res,
on" These are few of the thing.
Queen Victoria would find, and being a
"virtuous, exalted and pure-minded wo
man." she would lay the blame of Missis
sipprs condition, where, in a measure, 4
justly belongs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04

The arrest OF this gentleman for con-
spiracy against the government will sur
prise his friends. Rough IN manner, and
somewhat overbearing. he was believed
to be the soul of honor by those who
knew him best. and we do not wish to
believe that he cannot prove himself to
b Innocent Of the charges that now rest
upon BILE fair fame. 1t may be that he Is
guilty Of whisky dishonesty, for this Is
. disease that has claimed victims In the
most unexpected places, but we hope not.
We looked upon him rs man too honest
to remain in the Republican party, and
now to have this Idol broken will be a
disi(lutiOn we sh~lt ...vo,. ~-~--.
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Butchers. and Brewers Exchange.

Eighth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. Louis Blat-
tau. proprietor. Grand lunch every
morning from 0 to II o'clock, and every
evening from . to II o'clock. viii serve
oyster and other soups, roast meats,
cheese, tripe. and all fine cdiblcs that
the market affords in season. Away s
on hand the best beer, wine, and liquors
of all kinds, to be had anywhere. Cour-
tcous attention paid to all. Come and
see me, l2-2l.lOt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
Dissolution Ut par,ucr.,.,,,

The partnership heretofore existing
between James X. Lane and +. NJ. Ward
dealers In wood and coal, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, r. M.
Ward retiring from the business. Parties
indepted to the firm are requested to set
tie with James X. Lane, who will pay all
claims against the firm.
JAMES II. LANE.
+. NJ, WARD.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. ~, 1870 5O-l-l-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
An IuPSpNNl o1I.lrY.

Mrs. Joyce is now In Washington,
where she Is soliciting clerkship' Mrs.
Joyce says she ought to have n clerkship
from Secretary Bristow, because he has
been the means Of putting her husband
H. the penitentiary, and has thus deprived
her Of his support. The Secretary should
have care. II lee begins to provide
places tor the wives Of all the whisky
ring thieves, the treasury department
viii DC Overrun.
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l2YGE.

Though lost to sight behind the bars Of
. prison, Joyce manages to keep himself
before the people by means Of his pen.
He Is now engaged In writing nm "auto-
biography" which will soon be published,
and many Of his poems are having run
through the papers which they would
never have enjoyed II their author had
stuck to straight whisky.
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having Charlie Ross among them.
The next day, the conductor, the editors
and the people discovered that Jimmy
Blanchard was very smart boy of his
age that he knew the story Of Charlie
Ross by heart and that he had assumed
the character for the purpose of having
"iun," and he had It,
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Notice.

We Will pay ns bills contracted by any
employo of The BULLETIN, unless the
same Is made on written order signed
by the president orsccretary of the com.
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an emplOye OF the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. II
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Administrator Q Notice.

UNSTATE OF Dyas r. Parker, deceased.
-HlIhc undersigned having been appointed Adj
mlnstrator of the estate OF Dyas II, Parker latc
Of the county of Alexander and state of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will APP
pear before the county court of Alexander co,,n-
ty, at the court house in the city Of Cairo, MI
nOis, at the January term, on the third Monday
ing claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted u SAID es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 3rd day of December, \, u, 1875.
ROBERT II, CuNNlNGHAM,
l2-3-dGW. Administrator.
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They've Got II.

FOR every description of tine and boau-
UNI jewelry, of the very latest patterns
atd styles, go to Buder Brothers, corner
OF Eighth street and Washington avenue.
ihis hrm has Just received one of the
largest and best stocks ever brought to
Va'ro which they are selling at the very
lowest prices. All will do well to give
mem a call before buying at other places.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04


The legislature OF Kentucky is now
In session and the most exciting, IL not
the most important work before it. is tho
election of United States senator. Sem
ator Stephens is candidate for re-elec-
ton, aud in the race are "Cerro GordO"
Williams, Hon. James Is. Beck Of Lexi"s
ton, Hon. Isaac Caldwell VI Louisville,
and Gov. Leslie. a correspondent Of the
Louisville Commercial, writing from
Frankfort, says that Gen Williams will
lead and sitter him will follow Stephen.
son, Beck, Caldwell and Leslie. The
name Of Ex-Conxressman Beck does no,
appear among those who voted for OF
those who voted against the back.pay
resolution, but he took the money ant
this fact will tell against him in the sen
atorjal contest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04

The centennial year was ushered 10 by
Raging Of bells. boniIrcs. illuminations.
lorchlight professions, &C.. &C., In most
Of The large cities and towns In the coun-
try. The spirit Of &c was abroad In the
land and patriotism was above par.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04

A CHICAGO Times Washington dispatch
says that new bin has been prepared In
the interests OF the Southern Pacific rail-
read that It will he presented at an early
day, and that II meets with the approval OF
= majority Of the Pacific railroad commit
". The bill was prepared by q Southern
congressman, not member Of the com.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
Klfk SIS Elllllezzlelnenl

BuTfxD, Jan 1.-The amount OF
Bork's dedication Is, rs far as can be
CLEANED iran the present state of his
trcasnrer's books, S350,OOO. Bork was
ut Clifton, Ontario, last night. just
across the lOrder. His property has
been attached by the sheriff, and the
banking oflic OF Leon, Bork & Co.
closed.
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For Sale.


Choice Minnesota potatoes at 60 cents
per bushel ;Acggs, 20 cents per dozen
currants, 10 ctnts per pound and Il large
supply OF frelh groceries always on hand
ut low prices. Choice butter specially.
l2-30-tf J.. ii. MYERS,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
The City bakery,

Attention is cAlled to the card of the
City Bakery, to be found in this issue.
MIR. Hcbsacker, the proprietor, has by
industry and iaIr dealing, established II
lucrative business. When you want any
thing in his line give him call.
l2-3-lm
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Removed.

a. HALEY h's removed TO his new
store room, ll5 Commercial avenue, OPP
lDsitc Winter Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house, where he will be
peased to see all his old customers and
~ many new ones. 9-30-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-04
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

Good dwelling house on Walnut, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twcnty-third
streets.
--'rcnements Nos. 2, 3 and 4, on Sew
cnth street. west Of Walnut.
--Store.room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
business house on Levce, lately oc-
cupied by Cunningham Il Stilwell.
--Busncss house on I.evce, near Sixth
street. lately occupied by Cross. Cole
man d Co.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel
Offices or Business rooms-cheap.
--Tenements numbered 4, Z, 8 and 3, In
Winters Row. 8 rooms each, for $40 per
month
No. 10 corner, Sl2 So rooms.
Cottage on sixth street, near Wash
ington avenue rooms--Sl0 month.
Store room in pilot House." lately
occupied by A. HALEY.
"A good farm with good houses, oppo
site Caro-Ilaws farm--chcap.
"A small House west Of Twenty.
second street. near Pine. 81 per month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 6 rooms.
| Store room on Levee, above Eighth
strcet--S20 per month.
dwelling house on Sixth street ant
| Jefferson avenue.
Upper floor of brick building on
Commercial avenue. above Tenth street
very desirable.
Rooms in various parts Of the city.
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Nule of Real EstN(e

The undersigned offers tor sale lots No.
IL, ID and II, in block No. B. In the city
of Cairo, together with cottage situ-
ated OH said lots, at a low figure. For
further information, call at the residence
OF the undersigned. JoHS SCuEEL.
12-2l.lm