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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-07

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffer
ing from dyspepsia, disordered stom
ach and liver, producing biliousness
heartburn, costiveness, weakness, rregu'
lar appetite, low spirits. raising food
after eating, and often ending In fatal
attacks of fever. They know they are
sick, yet get little sympathy. The I'M
failing remedy, which is yearly restoring
thousands, is DaCosta's Radical Cure.
sold by Barclay Bros.
A Doc bottle will convince YOU of its
merits. Don't delay another hour after
reading this, but 90 and get bottle, and
your reiet is as certain as you live. VIII
YOU do 1t or will you continue to sulier
Think for yourself.
Prot. Parker's Pleasant Worm syrup
is perfectly safe aud extremely pala'able.
No physic required. Costs % cents.
TRY IL. elm.
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Is altogether the opposite OF his great
samesake. The latter as a punishment
from the gods tor an intragljon OF their
commands, was condemned to perpetual
thirst. and immovably liked in water to
his chin what must have been his iecI-
ings to see that fluid, which more than
al the world besides. he wanted, within
his reach, and he powerlcss to drink it,.
What refinement of cruelty must be
such a punishment, How different our
feelings to his antelope, who though
suffering from sickness all the time, hay
ing means to meet the cost OF alleyiating
!. ailment, yet deliberately neglects us
inc the remedies to his recovery The
majority OF sickness arises from the tor
pldity Of the liver, and can be dlssipatcd
And prevented by the use of that valuable
elixir tonic the Home stomach Bitters.
lin. .
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John Carter /. at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. g. +, Meyer, who has been in
New York, arrived home on Tuesday.
The Tuesday evening passenger
train OF the CAIRO ami Viuccnncs rail-
road. ran over IN unknown man near
Cache bridge. The train took the body
back 20 Mound City, and Coroner Drake
held an inquest. The remains were
identified q hose ola man supposed TO
bea lrcnchman, who had been in the
town on Tuesday, intoxicated. The Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death. :"
-Iue Fourth was celebrated in this
city in becoming manner, though
quietly and soberly and without POM
pous display. A the champctrc in tie
evening, youth and beauty, old
and young, from the tender damsel of six
TO the gray headed old codger, wended
their way to the scene and buried
for awhile the trials OF life and the woes
OF humanity. The champctrc was a
grand success.
Judge McMz came near being laid
out in ordinary last Saturday. He was
returning from Cairo in his buggy in
company with Mrs. a. f. Hallerberg,
when his horse became frightened ut
tame buffalo owned in Cairo, Just rs he
tImud under the trcsScl work Of the {. &
'. K. X. near goose pond, The horse
was terribly frightened and made dash
for the timber, turning oyer the buggy
sufficient to throw both parties out. Mrs.
Hallerbcrg fortunately escaped without
any injury, but the Judge was dragged
some distance over the ground and re
ceycd severe cOntu. ions on his head and
one lower limb,
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CAIRO INDUSTRIES.
The Cairo Box and Basket Works
What Chicago Newspaper has to
ay Of Them.

The Cairo Box and Basket Works
What a Chicago Newspaper has to
say Of Them.
The following article in regard to the
Box and Basket Works Of this city, we
take from the Chicago Cyumectnl i'd.
rcrt.sr Of rccn date:
The importance Of an establishment OF
thi, Kind 10 the growers Of truir and
garden vegetables cannot be for one
moment disputed, and when it is known
that in Cairo is located the most perfect
a, well 10, the largest works IN the West,
one viii have partial idea OF their size
and capacity. Yet, even then a very
meagre one, tor the full capacity OF the
Cairo Box and Basket Co. > Works have
never yet been tested. They have
machinery that will produce 600 cracker
and $1,000 fruit and berry boxes in one
day, also $4,000 barrel slaves. The
works with lumber yards, dry house,
wood yard, store house, etc. cover more
than ten acres while thu machinery and
apparatus are valued at about 100000,
They consume about One.Aali million
tcyt Of poplar, two million OF cotton
wood and lJUU tccL Of oak and cypress
logs each year, which are RATED TO them
on the Mississippi and OHIO rivers from
which they are taken TO the works and
reduced TO the desired shapes for use.
They require three engines whose COM
bluclpywer is about 100 horse. In adj
ditiOu to thi, they require when running
NH force some Scyenty-liye hands all o.
whom are paid each week. I've works
have been running about eight years,
are operated by a stock company with
abundant capital to keep the works in
operation the year round. running
tWcnty-.our hours a day. They make
anything in the line OF fruit boxes. and
their varieties are about twenty in num-
Der and continually increasing. They are
bound to make .proycments when they
see they can be made and to such stage
OF perfection have they brought their
machinery and other facilities that even
New York draws on them tor her sup
plies, while Texas, Florida and all the
fruit producing states use the Cairo
Box and Basket Co.'S make of goods.
" hich are shipped knock down to anN
ront by the car load, cargo or thousand.
The genial Mr.. j. F. Field the superin
teuient of the works looks personally
after every little detail and allows moth
mo 10 escape his notice. his motto BENG
to utilize everything in the shape of ma.
terial, while the prices that are fixed up
on their productions are one OF the great.
est inducements that could he offered to
growers East or West, North or South.
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ZIG TOBACCO SALE.

The Grand Premium Sale TO coma cf at
the Farmers Warehouse on Thursday
Next.
There Is every reason 10 believe that
the grand premium tobacco sale an.
nOUnced TO take place at the Farmers
warehouse, Mcssrs. lIinklc & Thistle
wood, proprietors, on Thursday next,
July 18th, will surpass any other under
taking OF the kind ever known in Cairo,
and perhaps the southwest. From as.
surances received by Nessrs. Ilnkle q
IhistlcwOOd they have reason to believe
that they viii have from two hundred
and fifty to three hundred hog heads to
offer on that day. Much OF this Will he
OF the better class OF Kentucky and lii
moi, tobacco, with considerable guam
try from Tennessee and Missouri. The
following are the premiums offered:
First.--lrcmium of fifty dollars for
the best shipper ,oll This day.
Second,--pramium OF my dollars for
the best wrapper OF ITS class.
Third.-Prcmium OF twenty-five dol
lars Tor the best Kentucky shipper.
lourth,-premium OF twenty-five dol
lars tor the best Illinois shipper.
Fiuh.-Premium Of twenty-five dol
lars for the best MissouI shipper.
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MURDER AT ULLIN.
A Colored Boy Fatally Stabbed by a
DIuuken huffian.

A Colored Boy Fatally Stabbed by a
DIuuken hutfian.
Mr.. Albert Grllin OF Ulln, came to
the city Yesterday in search OF man
named Thomas MCAulf. who is charged
with stabbng Il coIored boy at the
above named place on Thursday morn.
ing. From Mr.. Griffin we learn
the following particulars OF the
affair. Thomas McAulill, an employ
at Mcssr,, Morris. Rood Il CO.'S mill,
attended the celebration at Ullln on the
Fourth and got todrinklg. He was
still under the influence Of liquor on
Thursday morning, and showed dispo-
siton to be quGrrelsome. He finally
came in contact with colored boy
seventeen or eighteen years of age
named John Glass, with whom he tried
to yet upa difficulty. The boy it seems
tried 10 avoid him. whether from fear
or desire to avoil a
fight is not known. McAuliif follow
G him about tor some time, and at last,
without cause or proyocation plunged a
large knife into the boys bowels, intlict-
ing a wound from which it is thought he
cannot recover. McAulH Immediately
LETT the place, and was not seen again I'M
til he got on to the train on the narrow
gauge railroad near Lakewood and
came to Cairo. The officers here were
on the lookout tor him but up to a late
hour last night had not succeeded in cap.
turing him.
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Ifounp Ngn!II.

"a. nh Braxton has returned to his old
.,ond in the Rciser building, where lie is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
date his patrons aud The public who
NAV favor him with call. lie has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up a
couple OF nicely furnished rooms when
II r. has provided with all the latest i'm
roycmcnts and conyenicnces. lie em-
povs olny ilrst-class workman ana '''ose
who patronize HIM will have their wants
attended to in style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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4 Smnerb nInnNDrnmrcmt.

Upon The action OF the Kidneys, blad-
der and bowels depends the dcpuration
of the blood. 1t is by promoting the
activity OF these organs that llostetter's
Stomach Bitter ensures purity TO the
circulation. In its passage through the
kidneys, impurities which beget rhcu-
matism, govt, and gravel are strained
from the blood, but when those small
but all Important organs grow inactive,
these impurities of course remain, and
inevitably produce the diseases men,
toned. lIo;tetter's Bittcrs rouse the
Kidneys to renewed activity, by which
means the blood IS dcpurated, 1t like
wise pUrilics the blood when cOntamiul-
ted with bile by promoting a gentle but
cilcctual action Of the bowels, and has the
further effect OF regulating the action of
the liver. thus couuteracting 4 tendency
to biliouSncss, dyspepsia, ualarial levers
and urinary complaints are also con
qucrcd by IT,
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There will be an institute held at
Ihcbcs, opening Monday August Oh.
to continue two weeks, and longer, il
practicable. A cordial invitation is cN-
tended to ali Interested in the cause, 10
participate. Those having taught aud
those desiring to teach in the country
districts are earnestly solicited to be
present. Bring what text books you
have with You.
An examination viii be held Eat the
close and an advance of ten per cent,
on last years work viii be required to
secure ccrtiioate. Hon. y. NJ. Ettcr,
state superintendent. has slgniiled his in
tention to be present at some time during
the sessions. Also to lecture TO the
teachers and people OF Alexander.
Mrs. A. L. TAYLOR.
County Superintendent.
CAIRO, Luly5 1877. j13w
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FOUND.
The Body OF chas. Z. Stewart Recover.
cd BY piYer Hiram Hill

en pV DIVER Hiram Hill,
The body OF the young man Charles
4. Stewart, whose death by drowning
we announced IN yestcr ay mornings
BULLETIN, was recovered yesterday after
noon by diver Hiram Hill. Nearly the
entire morning had been spent in
dragging the river IN the vicinity where
the young man was seen to 90 down,
but without effect. Mr. Hills
services were then called into requlsltion,
and although Mr. Hill has not been well
for several days, lie consented to make q
search Tor the body 1t was betwC en-
three and four O'Clock when he "buckled
on his armOr' and went down to look
tor the body, and before tour o'clock he
had recovered It, and had it on the
wharlboat. The body was found within
d lew feet OF the spot where Stewart was
seen to 20 down, Acting Coroner Com
/ lS' a'Sembled ajury, aud an inquest was
held, and a verdict OF accidental
drowning returned. MIR. Stewart
OF Champaign, father of the deceased,
who arrived In the city by the afternoon
train on the Illinois Central, had the
body at once prepared Tor shipment to
Champaign, where it will be inferred.
Mr.. H!lps charge in cases OF this charac.
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Public notice is hereby given that in pur-
suahee and by virtue of Il certain order, judg-
ment and decree Of the county court of Alexan-
urr county state OF Illinois, made and entered
AZ the February term of said court, A. ID. 1876,
upon ne application of the undersigned, as ALL
M illustrator Of the estate OF Louis Jorgensen,
ceased, to said court for leave to sell real
Neuf the said estate to pay the debts of said es-
..U, / will as such administrator, on Tuesday,
.yIg eth, 1877 lat the hour of two o'clock in the
.l...a. on, at the front door of the court house
o. r.a city of Cairo, in said county and state,
Ole. 1T public sale to the highest and best bid.
i.r uc following described real estate, namely:
east half of the northeast quarter
OF ,ectlOn four ~, in township No.
seventeen ~, south range No. two
q west of the Sd principal meridian,
IN 'aid county; also sixteen C6) lots, Nos. one
a. 10 twelveQ both inclusive, and Nos thirty
seyenC7) 10 forty (O) both inclusive, in block
No, thirteen u3 in the fourth tth)
addition IL said city of Cairo las the
said lots are designated and des-
cribed on the recorded map or plat of said CITY:
also OF No. twenty-tour (24), in block No.
fry five (5i) in the first addition to said city Of
Cairo, and also lots thirteen Q3) and fourteen
ui), in bloc, No. seventeenll7), In the city of
II Sale, in the county Of La Sale, and state
aforesaid. Said real estate is TO be sold for the
payment of the debts of the said estate, and
the same will be sold for one-half cash In hand
and the balance In six and twelve months With
good personal security AMI u mortgage, or sale
mortgage, on the pr misses sold to secure bal
ance Of the purchase money.
HORACE WARpNKR,
CAIRO, June 0, 1877 Adminislrator, etc
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F.. nnncco AMI SigHrs.

Merchants, grOcers, ana saloon keepers
should not forget that McsSrs, CorliS x
Rankin, proprietors OF the Prairie state
Tobacco Factory at Metropolis, have
opened an establishment at the corner
of sixth street and Ohio levee IN this
city where they vii. do u Wholesale and
retail business in the tobacco and cigar
line. They have on hand the largest
and most complete stock OF
obacco aud cigars ever opened
in Cairo, and are prepared to
supply the wants of the trade ut the
lowest living prices. Dealers are In
yited to call and examine their stock.
l-l3tf.
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BROKE JAIL

Jake duden and John johnson, Petty
Thieves, Brake Jail-JohnBon Recap.
tured, but Jake stiIl on the WINS
On Friday mornlng,Whllc JalloF Henry
Miller was ut work cleaning up the cell
OF Jake Judcn and John johnson IN the
county Jail, two young darkics who were
awaiting trial for petty stealing johnson
struck the jailor a heavy blow with his
fist, knocking him down, when he and
ms mate made for the door and escaped.
Judcn ran out the gate and is sti!l at
large, but johnson took another route,
aud attempted TO get over the fence in
the rear part Of the jail yard, where he
wa, rccaptarcd.
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Administrator. No,iee

Estate OF Frederick Il. Watermeier, de.
ceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrator ofthe estate of Frederick +.
Watelme Ter, late of he county of Alexan-
der mud Stat" OF Illinois, deceased, hereby,
gives notice that he will appear beioie
the county court Of Alexander county, at
the court house in Cairo at the July term,
on the second Monday in July next,at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified snj requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj
in'ted, All persons indepted to said e.
tate are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment to the undersigned.
Dated, this I'D day OF May, A. d.
ISL. AUGUST WAIERMElER, Admir-.
uA
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ICEl ! ICE !

AlIusc, Looms q Co.., dealers in north
crn lake ice, have removed their Office
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio leyoc to the ice houses one door be-
low the St. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering lee in all parts of the citys
Those desiring the cold stun will leave
1heir orders at the new Office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES kAvANAUGu. Manager.
C,IRO, LIS, May II, 1871. Jl7-lm
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r.,,,,. and o..rrnrr,s .he finest over
nr,,.1r f., ,,urnarr u.9,.. .tJ. Bur
,.,,. 17.-Ip
h'.''t' ''is.' '"''' "'.' '"'''' , w a.
sly jos "- b"'-v' p '-' ''''''''' -'''' ave-
Al. ,Ae Latest patterns iH glass Iiu.I
l'is aHd Jelly glasses aJ Hartman! =
Gdec',"aF' -."i.' -s loves, prices ''l'
-Dur.r~ +. Offering the a.cs. OF greu-
.5i... r-l, summer drr.. Goods. silks
AMI lawns al romaTha''N 10" p!'-.'' I'D
close OUT tor the 'e's5h, l-40-liH'
ry,y.r.. p-r..s ON fancy ana sfan,c
o..l. oro a.rnyi.nir,lv low. Call ON
lii, If van want =, .a.r~a unr'rbr,
l.,,... ,..l.,ary. 1-lO-lm.
Inc N"'Fo '..A hli!'e!s, - w .'.0
~ co.. prolHeioI'' - no" turning out
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Alderman Tom. Halliday is in Chi
cago,
Mrs Al. Hurd and child are visiting
relatives at Central City.
Mrs. VI. i. McGauley left Cairo YES
terday for Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, to
JON her husband, who is sill in very
poor health.
Mr.. W. p. Gilbert, OF the law firm
OF Green & Gilbert, who's now enjoy
ing the cool air and pleasant glades of
Wisconsin, writes from Sheboygan that
it is so cold there that the heaviest of
clothing and fire are kept in play.
The Misses Burnside, one The sister
OF Gen. Burnside aud tine o'hJr the sis
ter OF Mrs. l., Kcllcr. of this city, who
have been visiting here for some weeks,
left via the Cairo and NiuCcnneS railroad
for indianapolis yesterday morning
Our people, ami everybody who lis
tened to the reading of the Declaration
Of Independence, by Miss kttie Alvord
at st. Mays Park on the Fourth, are
loud in their praises of the manner in
which Miss A!vord executed her part of
the performances. Hon. d. y. Linegar,
who will be considered a competent
judge aud who delivered amost excellent
Grafton on the occasion says, 81 have
heard many talented men read the Dec
laration, but | never heard it reld IA
Miss Alvord read it,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County OF Alexander--ss.
In the Circui, Court, September term, 1917.
Fleming and Lacey for use OF Henry Wismeysr,
Henry r. Payson and Ferdinand. 4. Cands (6rm
of u, X. Payson Co. j as gainishees. Gar.
nishment.
Affidavit having been fled in the Office Of the
clerk OF the said court, that Henry K. Pays0u one
Of the above named defendants has departed from
the State Of Illinois, you the said Henry r, Pay
son are hereby notified that Conditional alignment
for the sum Of eS3 and costs Of suit was readssed
against you implicated with Ferdinand z. Cssds,
al the January term A. D. 1877 Of said court 10 said
cause; that writ Of scirc facias has been ssusd
out Of said courttn said cause against you, return
able GU the first Monday In September nsxt. Nov,
unless you, the said Heury Il. psyson shan Isr.
sonally be and appear before said court o. Ne Ast
Monday In September next and then and there show
cause any YOU have, 10 the contrary Anal jude.
costs sf suit. J0HH a, REEVE, Cefk
June, ~, iS7j,-wit
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The multiplication OF poison germs
in diseases of the blood is exceedingly
rapid aud if unchecked vitiatcs all the
blood OF the body. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture by its peculiar influence kills
these germs, and purifying the blood re
moves all possible Glance OF disease cs.
tab,ishlum itself.
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i. c, Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store TO Washington avenue
near Tenth street. lie has opened a
large stock Of brackets, shelves, frames,
ptromo,. picture cord and tassels, cur
tain ta,-el, fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made q speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best STYLE, I'm
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LIABILITIES.
SlOg93S 81

We, +. Bross, President and Wells
Cashier. do SolemnIy swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF our
knowledge and belief.
L. BROSS, PRESIDENT
II. WELLS, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
81 day of July, 1871.
1w A. CoMINGs, Notary Public.
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The directors OF the Union county fair
association have published their premium
list, for the fir Of this year, which takes
place on the llth, l2th, 18th and nth OF
September.
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The following is a list OF the letters
remaining unclled ioT in the postofice
Il. Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois, Sat
urday July :, ISL,
LADIES.
Buckucr, Da,ia; Baker, f. A. Brock
cr, Frank; Brant, IL. o.; Badjer, Cor
nelia; Cokesy, Mary; Clark, Nellie;
Dickerson. Matte; Foster, Mrs. Thomas;
Fraser, Little; Fraser, Lydia; Hartman,
Anna; Harris, Caroline; Ilaps, Mrs;
Hodges, Fannie; Haehe, Katy; Haene,
Carolina; Jones, Maggie; Hendricks,
Mrs, Jao.; Morse, Hattie; Minard, Kate.
Mccarthy, H.; Merrill, Lou. H.; Rcnulck,
+. A.; RoIan Annie; Rcttoy, Emma;
ShaIler, Emma; Wisdom, Emma.
GEM.
Aheone. James; Alien. Jacob; Aber-
uathy, Morgan; ArbuekIe, Simeon
Blaw, Learner; Bates, Marshall; Curtis,
d. W.; CroweJl, &, F; Chouet Frank,
Grain, Emry; Cunningham, II. a. .;
Colbert, levi; Coulan, VI. j.; callahan, Pat
rick Calaghan, Pat; Donaldson, Sandy =;
Ernst, Gus; Estes, jefferson b.. Fry,
George; Ears, James NJ. Ferguson,
VIM. Ferguson, W. f.; Farm, W. b ;
Green, Sam'l; Gouldman, James; Iiel
dreth, VIM; Ingraham. james John
son, Charles; johnson, Charley; John
son, Matt; Kerr, J. e; kimbro, Thomas;
Lem, Chas. F.; Lancaster, Dick;
Moore, d. H.; Mcsler, C. NJ. :,
Mase, Geo; Otohy, l.. F.,
Points, Alex; Parks, Addison;
Panne, y. c.; Phillips, Geo; Porter,
QuigIey, Blade, Raggia, Antonio :;
Raels John; Ralncr, Oliver; Schotield.
c. AZ: Spicr, David ; Spinks, David (;
Steeyer, q. f.; SquircS, =. T.; Shorter,
Terman Saltmarsh, &. L.; lroude, n
W.: Trchus, ChaS. j. >; florence, j. W.;
Wuenco, A.; Waggoner, Fritz wright,
Geo. W. A.; Wilson, Harry f.; Will
liamS. j. c.: WilIoughby, y. A., Waller,
W. j.: Williams, VIII.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters viii please say "Adverti'ea.'
GEO. W. Mex EAIG, +. NJ.
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Chicken thieves arc at work again.
and within the last few nights several
citizens have lost a dozen or two each.
Some OF these petty thceca Will come 10
grief yet,
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street Filling.

WIN. Daily who received TIE contract
tor filing the streets in the vicinity OF
Walnut and Cedar streets, has already
commenced work, It viii require a
month or siN weeks to complete the job.
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No, Gl Eighth street nearly opposite
the Methodist church parsonage, and At
present occupied by n. B. 1histlewood,
Esq. Possession July ID. Apply to
A. CoMNGs, ESQ,
or Thos. II. Towers, st, Catharine, Ont
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Tie saloon opposite the court house,
lately owned and conducted by Chas.
Blocker. For particulars inquire on the
premises, or of G Gorge Latmer. u.
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--lhe annoyance occasioned by the
continual crying of the Baby, at once
ceases when the cause is Ias 1t should beg
promptly removed by using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, % cents per bottle.
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Quarterly Statement OF the condition
OF the Alexander County Bank, on Mon.
day, July ~, lS11
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WYNN. r. SMITH
Physician & Surgeon,

Office in Winters Block, corner Seventh ana
Commercial Avenue, entrance on seventh.
Residence Thirteenth street west OF Washington
n
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CTTaY NEW S.
SATURDAY, JULY :. I,1L


4 cottage on Ninth street, ia good
repair, Apply 10 T.. DEloNIA,
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