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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-01
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
ADVICE TO EMIGR1 E7's-d FAN
HY BRA Wa DALI NAIL
TIE GEETENNIdL.


ADVICE TO EMIGRA N7,S--A FAM
HY BRA WL-A DAHF NAIL
THE CEETENNIdL.
T1zxwEIr. Tenn. Feb. Is, 1876.
To The Editor Of the Morristown Gazette:
Perhaps ernigrants to this section would
Ike to know something about us. Taze-
well. the county capital, is a hourishing
city near the head waters Of Russell's
Creek. Mr. Carr and others are Mayor
1t rests not onIy upon the everlasting
hills, but the everlasting rocks also
Galveston may be inundated, New Or
leans may sink her two or three inches,
but Tazewell. never. Financially, we
are in a good condition. The corpora
ton don't owe cent. Our fathers
scraped the sediment caused by Noah's
little high water flush from the top of
the rock, ana the streets have been in
good repair ever since Morally the
same. Two Church buildings. four gro
cerfes, four ministers and seven lawyers.
Talking about rocks, you remember,
perhaps, the Kentuckian the dog bit in
Taxeweli, because he couldn't find a rock
to hif him with, and then, through spite,
got down and offered the following pc
tition: ss
Claiborne county. Tazewell town.
Iron these people Lord look down.
Their land Is poor and rocky too.
Oh! what viii these poor devils dos
Had family fuss over here the other
day: one of the parties badly hurt. That's
one fuss the mother-in-law had nothing
10 do with. ~ s5 ISIS gs
We are to have daily mail again be-
tween Morristown and Tazewell, COM
mencing the first of July next. provided
the matter is not reconsideTed- We had
snch a route u year or two ago. then ev-
cry other day, leaving Morristowni IN
the morning and reaching Tazeweii In
the evening. Now il leaves Morristown
one day and gets to Tazewrll the next,
so that we have not the privilege of inn
mediate communication even three days
in the week. 81
We have nothing TO send 10 the Gen.
tennial yet but old uncle Stephen Ora
ham, an old c0lored man, who has been
here always, 40 far rs the rest of us
know from observation, and whom ev-
erybody pronounccs at least a hundred
years old, tbut understand they require
positive proof of age now there or there
about. He don't claim to have nursed
Gen. Washington. but would if George
had asked him. He took no part in the
late war, but when they got To fighting
over TazeweIl. one party on the ridge
and the other ON the hill, instead of
staying in town he went up the hill 10
the Federal works in full view of the
Confedcratcs. and he says. Them rebels
no more stopped shootin' while was
goin' up that hill than If warn't there.
don't b'leve they would have cared If
they had hit me-" But, in this good
Centennial year, he has forgotten. if
not at least forgiven. Send for Blaine.
Yours, CLAIBORNE.
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Ne,c .4dUertisemeafs.
L. C. HUFFAKER'S .s
FLOOD FENCE.
Patented Dec. 20, 1875.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

WyIIE INSOLVENCY OF TIE
@ estate Of George n. Powell. decd having
been duly .rsaxoeated t6 10 III Arm strong, Clerk
OF the County Court 81 Hawkins eeuiitys Team.
notice IL hereby given - an persons having elailas
against the estate Of said dee a., to fls them with
the Clerk Of said Court or before the 3sih day
Of August 1876, authenticated in the manner pre-
serihed by law, on they will ige forever h@ETnsi
RI III POWELL
Admr Of the Estate Of Geo. II. Powell, decd.
March 1, 4w-prs fee 50
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ON-REsSIDENT NOTICE.
Attachment Suit.
Exforc Samuel Edison, y. n for HapKsas
County.

LE'07c 31tE317FeE TsNss7Ns y. r. J0F IId1FN1T8
County.
ssa John BegIey Henry BeEiey
ffNHE PLAINTIFF. JOHN BEG
n ley, ntfilavit that the defendant. Henry
Begley, il indebted 10 him and IL non-resident Of
She STATE having obtained from me an original ar
tachmeut against the estate III the defendant,
which have been levied upon. undivided inter
SIT in trat n land, IN the Sd sv district Of said
county, adJafiAing the lands 81 Miller Dc u, John
Browns heirs and others aR The property 81 said
defendant, II j. ordered by that publication be
made in the Marrfstown GAzErTF:, paper pub
lfslsed in MorriSfnun, Tenn, notifying said de-
fentsant to appear before ms, at my Office in said
81 civil DISTRICT Saturday the 18th day Of
Marsh, 1886, to deferd sad ftashme suit, the
same will be proceeded with ex-parte. Given M
der my hand, this 2sth day Of January, 1876
SAMUEL Edison,
feb 2, 4w-pi.s fe I'D J. r for Hawkins County.
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Married.

AT the residence of the brides father,
in Taylorsvillc, Tenn. ), February "a. at
81 o'clock. by the Rev. James Keys, Mr..
HENRY G. EARNEST, of Rheatown, and
Miss MATTE G. JENKINS.
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The Morristown Gazette.

DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE cor
AEFTEE FIRST CONC. DIST.
CHArRMAN--J. a.. MCKINNEY, of
Hawkins.
LEWIS NJ JARVIS, of Hancock.
RoBT. PATTERSON, of Claiborne.
BENZ. PECK, of Changer.
9. T. MAeEE, Of Hamblen.
VI. wv. LANGHoRNE, OF Cooke.
TIL. MALoHET, of Greene.
s. J. KIRKPATRIcK, of Washington.
JOHN w. Triton, OF Carter
J. M. WAGeoNER, OF Johneon.
JoHE SLACK, Of Sullivan.
JOSIAH B. SANS, Of Cnic0i.
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want ed TO Marry. but DIau...

On last "Wednesday young man aged
about twenty, accompanied by girl
probably seventeen or eighteen years OF
age arrived ia this city and took up their
quarters at house in the vicinity of
Seventh and Cedar streets. Thursday
mornings Illinois Central train brought
to town an old gentleman and his two
sons. immediately on their arrival the
old man applied to officers Sergeant and
OMalley for their assistance in finding
the Young couple above referred to. the
old man stating that the boy
was his son. and having taken
a fancy 10 the girl, and he (thc old mani
having refused to consent TO their mar
riage, the "yonng oncs' had concluded
to elope. Search was instituted. aud the
parties found In the vicinity above re-
ferrcd to. On Thursday afternoon the
whole party took the Illinois Central
train for home, and since tina, time
nothing further has been heard OF them.
Before leaving, however. the young uan
notified his father that he had made up
his mind to marry the girl, and would
do 80 sooner or later; and that he tthe
old mani might as well give his consent
now, as TO he forced To give it after a
while. The parties live in the vicinity 81
Makanda. jackson county.
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Religion s.


Services at the Christian, church tC
night at p. m. All are invited TO at
tend.
AT the Methodist church, corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets, there will b.
the usual Sunday services this morning
and evening, conducted by the Rev. J
ID. Gilman. All are invited.
The usual sunday services are an
nonnced to take place at the Prestyter.
ian church, Eighth street between WISH
lngton avenue and Walnut street, thi.
morning and evening. Rev. Beni. Y
George. pastor.
The Rev. Charles A. Gilbert vii
conduct services a. usual in the the
church Of the Redeemer, Fourteenth
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, this morning ard evening
4 cordial invitation is extended to all e
be present. Hours Of service, II am.
and 1880 O'Clock pm.
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Gsrss.(ssss u.ssnavy.

IL ia NOW conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the lanndress. No. l2 Fourth street. he.
tween Washington and Commercial aye
nues, has one Of the best conducted lam.
dry establishments in the city. and land.
lords Of hotels and boarding houses will
Ind IT to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and boarding house washing Is cents per
dozen. For piecr work prices are "a fol-
toxs: Single shirt and collar, l5c: two
shirts and two collars. 55c per dozen.
SOC; socks. nc; two collars. DC; two
handkerchief. :e vests, aDc and all gen.
ileman's wear, soc per dozen: ladies
plain calico dresses, 81 81 per dozen
calico dresses with extra trimmings, 30c
white dresses, ~ %, ladies' underwear,
nnn or course, ~ per dozen. u-2--lf
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Personal.


NJ. y. French OF Chicago. is at til,
st. Charles.
Stokes. the pol0red orator who viii
lecture In the African Methodist EpiscO.
pal church tonight, /. said to be one oil
the most brilliant colored men in the
west. He should b. listened 10 by 4
large audience.
f. II. Aapp OF Carthage, No.; II. 5.
Riddle OF New York, were n. the 1T.
Charles yesterday.
IL. II. Eversole and Hiic ~ I.ogans-
port, Ind, were among the arrivals at the
st. CHARLES yesterday.
The young ladies OF Leretto
Academy give two entertainments at the
Atheneum on the 10Th and Goth Of this
month. Much time and care has been
used in preparing tor these entertain.
ments, and by the time set apart for
them to take place, nothing will haYe
been lett pndone that Will insure their
s1are-s
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Fine Wimes .

Mr.. +. NJ. StOckfleth has Just r.eiyed
from Europe one OF the finest stocks of
wines ever brought to this city. All OF
these wines are imported straight from
the Old country by Mr. Stockheth, and
parties DESTROYS of purchasing for bar or
any other purposes will do well to call
upon him before buying elsewhere.
Among the latest brands received are
Rhine wines In cases, Oppcnheimer,
Goldberg, Hockheimer Domdechony,
Nierstimer, Deiiesheimer, Assmouns-
houser, and native Catawba. All these
re- on sale In any quantity at the very
owest hgures. li's@St
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E0l1Ge l,Nael

SJim baftUD, Traveller, went into f-rn.
est rettit's grocery store, near Twenty
Eighth street. Oh yesterday morning and
suggested to the proprietor that he
guessed he'd better yacate, as he had
come 10 take the house, whercupon
Mr.. Peft't and Jim engaged in rugilis-
tic encounter, which ended in the arrest
Of Jim. lie was taken before JUDGE
Bross and given a hearing. The charge
against him was for disturbing the peace,
and be suffered financially to the amount
OF iiye dollars aud costs, aud was sent Ia
jail, where he will be taught etiquette by
Jailer Pat Mahanny.
john Bradley Is the correct name Of
the young boy who was arrested by
Sheriff Ssap aud Chief OF Police Goss.
man for stealing that Kentucky mule.
He was taken out of jail yesterday morn
ing and given hearing before Judge
Bro.s. The parties Who owned the mule
tailed 70 appear against Bradley. and
upon returning thirty-scven dollars and
fifty cents Of the money he had received
tor the animal was discharged. The
court thought II was much better to let
Bradley 80 now than to keep him at the
expense OF the county Tor several months
and then let him go. Bradley denies en-
phatically that he stole the mule. but
says the mule WAS given to him 70 bring
the Cairo sud sell hy nafties in Paduoah.
He also states that he can prove that he
was in Paducah the night the mule was
stolen.
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The "lrOn Trail

A spicy sketch, descriptive OF trip
over the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa
Ee railroad. the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic OF the New York World,
sent free on application, together with
the san Juan G,.i,te. maps and time Ia
bies OF this new and popular route from
Kansas City and Atkinson to Pueblo,
Denyer, and all points in Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines.
The finest line OF Pullman sleepers on the
continent between the Missouri river and
the Rocky Mountains without change.
special round trip tourists tickets from
the Missouri river 70 Denver at $50, good
20 stop OF at all points. Address.
I'd. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Ag't..
Topeka, Kansas.
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| 900 bales OF cotton ior the FAST. Cantair
iore received orders to lay mp here Until
the river gets clear al ice.
The City OF Nicksburg, capt. Bob Ri
ley, Wa. due last night The Vicksburc
will lay up here with the Chester until
the river IL more favorable for naviga.
ton.
The wharf presented q very quiet ap-
pearance.
Tic weather was clear and cold,
The l. L. Schcnck passed down with
her guards Hat in the water. She laid at
Paducah iorty-eight hours, wind-bound.
She took coal, but no freight here.
The gallant freight and passenger boat
John A. Scudder was due hast evening.
She will be at the wharf this morning, re.
ceiving tor New Orleans and way points.
There is a probability OF big freeze
up in the Mississippi, and steamboatnen
are preparing with all haste to get their
boat. away from st. Louis and ont of the
ice. The Republican OF yesterday says:
Navigation il so diilicult with heavy ice
floating in the river, that steamboats, and
bargss took in their lines and stages and
started for the South with cargOes uH-
completed one day ahead OF advertised
time. Several boats coming from
below and Others coming from
above and bound to points above
this port have quit running on
account OF the danger from the heavy
ice. Sill, it is not asserted that naviga-
ton is suspended. That event. happily
seldom Oocurs here. 4 suspension OF
navigation from st. louis southwark Is
one OF the events which are pnt under
the head .ot exceptions" The cold
spell has made rates firm southwark, with
tendency to advance.
At Up. III, wind north, and river fall
ing fast. The Belle Memphis, Grand
Lake and :,cuddcr hurried of fer II G
South. and the Utah was TO
follow last night, and the Leopard thi,
morning. The Illinois lines OF packets
are withdrawn Tor the season. No An
Choir line boat goes out to-day, but the
company will send out boats next wceh
should the weather justify.
The Belle OF Shreveport, and The Loop
ard and barges were booked to leave ST.
Louis for New Orleans last evening.
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AUCTION! AUCTIONi
Sale Extraordinary.
Cairo Real Estate, Improved and Unimnroved
Residence and Business Property at
Public or Private Sale

D.
THE MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY
IN block H. on and n
and
block consisting L. 10 and IA.
oa aud contain % ing
hrepar
nut peat @ property situated of wal
Q
residence
the
nsin
in afro
stu,,ed
Of
aud ~ 'NP'' '"" Su''or '"r Inc
lots
residence
remainder Mil DC disposed ofat public go ~ u" "">o"
seldom VEG Ao's hst present"
folrhc a.h. b
mort
or ps' descriptions aud norpaten 10
W. nH.c ars.
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GUpr Gems
I Fifty rents, at Winter Gallery.
Picture Framing.

We have this day sold to Mr.. l.. {
Ford the entire lot of moulding tools
etc., of the picture framing department.
OF the Bulletin. Al. orders for frames
etc., should be sent 10 him or left al
this Office. We bespeak tor HIM the .ib,
crafty Of patronage that has been be-
slowed upon uF. His assortment Of
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarantees .a.isfac.
ton in all cases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1876.
II CAIRO BuLLEr!N TO,
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Insurance

After only seventeen years oi ousiness
The Equitable Life Assurance company
has assets al over s.i0,O0,0DO. being
greater than any 81 the forty-one COM
tanies excepting two, one of which is
iweI,y-nine, the other thir,y-iwo years
in bus;..sss. The cash income Of the
Equitable WAS SAIL $50 In 1876, being
greater than al! bat one Of the forty -onc
companies, and that one thirty-one years
in business R,polf IF Hassoeipsett.
manufacturers. If
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The Cn,,co Lean Ye., Party.

Although the people of Cairo gencY-
ally were OF the belief that the calico
Leap Year party, given by the Library
Association at the st. Charles hotel on
Friday night, would be an amusing aud
very enjoyable affair. yet no ono antici-
pated half the genuine pleasure that 1t
afforded. The affair was managed en-
tirely by the ladies OF the association,
and to them should be aud is attributed
much praise. About seventy-hyc coup.
les were present, embracing both young,
middle aged and old people, all OF whom
entered in the merry dance with u will,
and made the occasion one of life and
gaiety long TO be remembered. At II
O'Clock refreshments we're served, con-
sisting Of delicacies OF various kinds, at.
ter which dancing was again resumed
and he )t up until two O'Clock. The
party proved decided success, both So
cially and financially. The receipts were
about one hundred dollars, and after pay
ing all expenses, neat Iittly sum will
remain, which gArs intYthe library
fund.
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Pair Ause fesfiNuI

The ladies OF 81. Patrick's Catholic
church will give fair and festival IN the
store room on commercial avenue. all
joining c. Hanny's store, commencing
Tuesday evening, December 9Th. and to
continue tor three nights. Every pains
will be taken to make it pleasant and
agreeable for those Who may favor them
with their presence and patronage. The
public generally aIe invited 10 attend.
.a0-1t
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For a smooth shave, a neat and Iash-
ionable hair cat, or refreshing champoo,
go 10 Ed. BraXtOn, at the planters barber
parlor. The best Of perfnmeries and
hair TONES always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
n,ent is the only one in the city. and Is
always kept IN the neatest order, ready
Tor the convenience OF CUSTOMERS. Il
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70 Ihe Citizens Of Cairo amt sur.
rounding COuntry.

Having removed my Iueensware store
To my old stand. corner IF Sixth street
and Commercial avenue, am prepared
TO sell everything in the erockery and
glassware line at prices never before Of
tered in Cairo; intending to devote my
entire attention to the crockery business,
have purchased tn largest and finest
assortment ever brought to this market,
ami it is now ready for inspection. Gave
us a call before YOU purchase elsewhere.
II. Dan HA8VaAN.
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Esrst ss che SEASON GraRd uRsgUe-
r;sGie BaID.

The Delta Dancing Club, composed Of
q score OF the young men OF this city,
will re-Organize tor the season on Tues
day evening. December 9Th, 1876, by Civ
ing a grand masquerade ball at Scheel's
hall. Tickets. Sl.O each. Tickets can
be procured of any OF the committee, or
of Phil Saup. Paul Schulz or NJ. j. Me-
Gsnley. SYLVESTER Cook,
CLAUDE WINTER,
CHAs. A. SAtr,
H-2w Committee of Arrangements.
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chance. We always told shaver that life
was too shcr, Tor him to waste any time
in Cairo. we told him this because we
loved him, and hope that our friend
Captain Bill Hamilton will extend the
right hand Of fellowship to shaver, and
make his life serene as midsummer
nights dream. We commend him to the
tender mcrcies of the good people Of our
sister CITY.
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Something Everybody Wants.

A lamp chimney that will not break.
You will find them at Hartman's new
queen, ware store. lie has the largest
and best assortment OF fine flint chimncys.
which he " selling AT the same price OF
common chimncys. Try them. lie lie
nes competition. ::-ii
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XOll6e.

We will pay no bills for goods or mer-
chandise purchased for the BrLLk1IS
by any OF the employees, unless the pur-
chase is made on written order signed
by the. president or secretary Of the COM
pany. CAIRO BULLETIN Go.
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DonwOiH, UaiOu County

4 man named Garter WAS killed by
one Prouhet, III Johnson county, near
the Union county line, on last weines-
day evening. No particulars concerns
ing the homicide have been received.
Saturday is election day for four village
trustees. II is likely tho old board will
be re-elected--prOyisied they consent to
serve. MEMO.
dee. ]. 1876.
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Notice Of FINAL Set
eoesOrne.

10 the heirs and creditors Of Aaron {.
Athcrton, deceased. asd all Others in.
tafested:
lake notice. that shall, at the De,em-
TER term, 4. d., 1876, of the county
court OF Alexander county, apply for a
,ull and final discharge from all further
inability As administrators OF the estate OF
laid deceased. ELIJAH DIcHEEsON.
t.eo. Fisher, AIRY Administrator.
'airo, Nov. II, 1876. dNw-lw
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4, s..Urge Sseim h0 use,

m Eighth street, two doors from Alex
ander County Bank. is the place to get a
fashionable hair cAt eg "A smooth shave
or anything else is the barber line. La
dies and childrens' hair cut or dressed.
either at the shop or their homes.
,.-1s-tf
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Nave Your Money

II you want cheap casters and Rodgers
silver plated spoons. go 10 liartman's
new queensware store. lie Is selling
them twenty-five per cent less than you
can buy them at auction. Il
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press Office

HA0AN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion removes
treHllcs, tan aud sallowness /; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. its appli-
cation cannot be detected.
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am prepared to accommodate = lew
more day bOarders at my hotel on Sixth
street, near corner Commercial avenue,
at Sf.a0 per week, OF Sis per month.
Connected with the hotel il u firstclssS
restaurant, Tor ladies and gentlemen;
where oysters will be- served at any hour
day or night. MIS-. Fl. WALKER.
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Gulnnesse's Dublin Porter and 3,ass 4
Co.'S Pale Ale In bottles, and Pittsburgh
Ale In halt barrels, also Imported Gin.
Brandy. Port and sherry Wine, IL at the
wholesale and retail liquor establishment
OR. Smyth a. Co. No. ~ Ohio Jsvee.
a-3.
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GlA4 Mariner.

Jeii Brown has taken charge of the
barber shop on Eighth street. near Wash
ington avenue, lately kept by Daniel
Lampert. Jeil is a good barber, and So
licits share of patronage. GIVE him a
call and satisfy yourself. Il
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J. q. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column

Alexander county land., Cairo lots in
exchange Tor St. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
a fine residence on corner ilalbrook
avenue and Twcniy-third street. at bar
gain.
Cottage on Sixth street between WASH
ington avenue and Walnut street.
House and lot on Eighth street between
Walnut and Cedar, $3.50.
FOR RENT.
Two-story house on Twehty-tighth
street, between Poplar and Commercial
-Sl2.
Store room lately occupied by lowe
Machine Co., on Commercial avenue, be-
swcen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
The first ao0r of brick dwelling cor
err OF Nineteenth aud Poplar streets.
Cottage on the north side OF Twelfth
street between Walnut and Cedar.
Business house on Lcvec street above
Eight. and in good repair.
Rooms ia two story house on Com
mercia! avenue between Ninth and Tenth
.trccts.
store room near corner OF Twentieth
at.d Poplar street; s..
Tenemenis 3, 4, 8 and 10 IN Water.
Row tor $40 per month, and IN iirst-class
order
Cottage on Twenty first street between
Sycamore and Poplar.
Rooms In nearly every part OF the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
lands In tracts to suit. near Cairo.
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~ - art usaa 's.

A iull line IL Rodgers best silver plated
goods. casters, tea and table spoons.
Knives and forks, also a complete assort-
ment Of the best brands OF table and
nocket cutlery at bottom prices. 22.tf
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LYONS KATHAIRON makes beautiful.
glossy. lnxuriant hair; prevents Its fall
ing out or turning gray. il has stood
ths tsst Of 70 years. Il charmingly per
eamed and has ne Ejvsa,