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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-12
Wmafhita Telegrarb.
MoNRoE, La. OCTOBER u. 1877.
ssDRM GLoRiEs ,lN.DR laOeNIN'.''

t,Ys = I'll! q
.s.s Central assoreia Weekly.l,h sail
;. In Middle Georgia tnioften! !, aocc9,.fS,
after a rainy season, THAI the nQrqiag-
glories spring. up by the. ta,oSseea, =.
fields ana gard sls u ty HE isnhaslis, - Y
few hours. These vines. aasnon& ota's.:
are, thes,spest of the, sfa ru1ers'ssnta sttle'
NEGROES thavs, d a,ecteiar spite At them
" hich you II may some q mes, near OK
nressetl., In the following irhythmic~l
and prOverbial form :i'lis' Dem glories
il de- NOR d am tEont.les all Dc day.
y NOW de rain att, come a. last, - i9f'i"
5;i,An' de long, dro NJ time Is pastel hit"
'3ei IN, do grass auGcorHin' fastydi h1-it ..
ses.cf J3al m de shower ',''-'i rii!ist olS'i
nsoruin' glory brisr. .ssa t,lnt.i
Ati'1tls pusley'A '1grow ini higher -
!. r,,.,,,. E0 a. rai... ustnd, ais,,xarni.,',
ii az 81 aniYon won't, l,aO long toiPiss1.9
ei9o;FdrHaeuJ gloriesi in i1e2 rnOrnin
- afauod edRrtHgs trnnbleAail de dnyI
,.,.ohstl .a cabbage C. laugh to- day, !,
- An, de -stluashes sing an play,
An dem ont t ds Tsx S?Pn away-To a'Afo
:, But Dc ,enck lsbnrrs am springl,',,z
E Az az ae6il's seed am pri"s'''ir'.
3a,'C horns1Oh, darkies. etc. ~ ~ :, ~,
Msss a sss,s;; s';ass; s5 Ssr
s'i viii eail you in dc corn. i'ii" IN, III
For de rag weeds ain a loo,Hins ~. % !
100 An dem May pops am u blo' en- ~,
80 iftT! .feit you now! -, ,ilt -
choiisOh, larkies, etc. .i'. = =. ~ :.
,,sfe f1httie rain crow call de Tain, !. -:'',''
Nor de white folks! gooit ant gsi'Ei a.
hut de 6lstkiesi work In lsain,' s''tiHi
II Mo- am b,io' 4 II
Z! For de icotIee.weetl am aMilin,' J."
An dat cotton fold am spili"
chofttsEOk, tiaikies, etc., Noia
Tank az lord, He K hows de- ,i+'t,o
Eor de parchin' crop am biest, :,
4 =, ~, tiarEiee lab soIIie rest, l"'' = =
..'f = y" III de shower "''i-.
But dat ,nornin'- glory brier n'A't
..,l9 AM dat pusley's CROWN higher,4eH
Chorus-Oh, dsrkies, etc. sas. ,.,is'
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nation. 1t is tho mother who mOlds
the character; under her gentle infiu-
ence the youthful mind receives its
first impressions. In society she is
queen, and all men are her subjects.
Therefore she must he careful in her
department.. BY word, or even
look, she can efIectually check all at
tempts at familiarity. II women, and
especially girls, would do this--if they
would show their disl'leasure at what
they knowfis wtssn.s--iti wtoad' not tie
repeated in their presence. Though
the aggressOr might feign anger, In h's
heart he would feel more true respect
TOR one who had thus repr"vrd him
than if s!,e passed his fault unrehuked.
*Y;H a MOTH H. : ss%ss'
Rnsn N.ant an ) fisiSs to d"wifh a cheap
Young lady. For wife. none but II
fool or n rascal will approach such n
woman. Cheap jewelry nobotiy will
touch if he can get any better. Cheap
girls are pQthilg, but the refuse; ;nn
the young sSe9 81 ubW il, md thay will
look in every other direction for Il life
long friend and companion before they
will give !, glance ut the pinchback
stuff that tinkles ut every turn for las
..inating the eyes Of any that will look.
HHa ai I"4iIy a aSt tea r.. &. bdistsr.
Gus and hoytlenish in all public places
to make yourself so bold and forward
| and commonplace everywhere, that
! people wonder it you ever had u moth
er, or a home, or anything to do! So
he it. You will probably be taken fol
what you arc worth, and one of these
years, if you do not make worse than
q shipwreck of yourself, you will begir
/ to wonder where the charms are thai
once you,ftDeRl14 ypu1Isaf apGsseSsetas OF
and what cvff spirit could have so be
fooled you.
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The undersigned respect ,llyiin forms the
,,,,t,lit. that ne has now OH hand a we'll se-
iect ell stock Of Office ant ffo,ssehoM EM,1,-
kure Wooden cotts,s, Metallic B't'I"I 1sShetS,
1s,di,, I,.i,u3ni,,SSs such uS Handles, Plates,
Scre,us, etc. Terms, Cash. Store on Grand
street, near the Courthouse.
j. F.. PETERS.
Monroe, La, March Is. 1873. n2t-tf
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The Governor Of Missouri has ap-
pointed Col. d. III. Armstrong, 'of E7t.
Louis, an old line Democrat, as United
States Senator in'place of Mr.. BosV'
He will hold the Office until January
1879, when the Legislature meets.
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r ENVlS ID. ALLEN, 1r.,
AGENT FOR
BANKERS & MANUFACTURE ERSS.

DESIARD ST., MONROE, LA.
New Orleans, Ia sums TO suit, and collec-
tons promptly attended to i" Monroe,
Trenton, Farlnerville, Bastrop, O"achit'.
Also, representing Il. O. StanarGi Il Co.,
Eagle Mills, st. LoNis Henry Ames a. Co..
meats and lard; N. Sci,aefter, soap and
JOS ,iarneau q Co., Flohr, Hymers Il Co.
orders solicited tor merchandise Of any
i eet:rption to 10 filled at manufacturer s
prices. August II, lS77. Gnl a
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Speaking of the Alamo ana DINER
Texas buttletielda the Goliad Guard
says:
The place known as the battle ground
where Col. Fanuin fought and s'urren-
.lerel his little force to the McNicans
hes out ON tho OPEN prairie, with not a
thing to mark the sacred spot, save n
few stones that were placed there by
some kind hand some twenty years
ago, but now they have nearly all dis
appeared; aud also the Old mission OF
La Bahia where he and his brave men
we're held rs prisoners until they were
taken out and shot down by order of
s,.inta A.tnA, isin u dlapidatel cbndt-
non, and is only used occasionally by
Next leans for worship. If there could
be enough enthusiasm gotten up by the
press to cause some steps to he taken III
the erection of u suitable monument to
the memory of Texas heroes, ii would
serve not only to teach patriotism 10
our children, hut Indicate an npprecia-
ton ami reverence for the dead worthy
of IN enlightened and free people.
ihJGaphl Smith, son ot the Originator
| of Mdrrno,isni, il President Of the
mionoga,nic sect Of Latter Day Saints
in Plano, Ill. He claims to bc the re-
cipient of direct revelations from G"t,
and the divinely chosen successor oil
his father. He says of Brigham
Young: ale has been permitted to
amass vast wealth, sustaining himself
| in an Salri,xst regal spienior. Out OF
the monetary affairs of the church full
one half Of all tho tlstIust and want q
col fncS - gsDHn; an1 It bus bectl
shs 81 HI rXtFsss 81 's & u i ,',ss
poisoned the springs of unity and
peace. Not much else could have been
expected where so hagnsnt an infring-
ment of. thelaw Recognized as having
been given Of God was persisted in. II
i will now be seen whether the trust so
long reposed, where the interests were
so important and so irrc~ponsihiy
/ placed, have been betrayed"
i as& Sss@css sxssA $50 g. - &
a. Ssjaea&. .SfBrsnse Scennty,s Va.
belonged to u Florida regiment during
the war. He was wounded in one OF the
numerous battles fought in that par
of Virginia. The surgeo1d odd hun she
could never recover the use of his leg
.SThen," said he, "I shall never leave
this -battletield.,' Aud he has kept hi:
l.yS6r6 Itfaveicr lately lsaw his scrutcf
|stantling at his cabin door as the cars
went nv. His tobacco lot was pointed
out, apslrthe infQrp.ation givsa. that ~ .he
has a Ktis fackmw Where he max g
chewiopnasid sfadksnk tobacc6.a IL " y
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-15
Worth Its weight in Gold.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DaCosta's Radi.
cal Cure tor dyspepsia, sick headache,
sour stomach. costiyeness, blliousness,
loss of appetite, distress after eating, anu
all disorders caused by Indigestion or a
deranged liver. Its results are astonish.
ing, and sure relief is guaranteed in
every case where it is faithfully used. 1t
tones up the stomach, regulates the
liver, restores the natural appetite,
strengthens the delicate and expels all
morbid humors from the system. Ty.
phoid and bilious fever might, in almost
every case, be prevented by Its timely
use. Trial size % cents. A very few
doses will relieve, and little persever.
auce cure you. Sold by Barclay Bros.
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no physic. Price 20 cents, Tryit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-15

Perry Power trottlns horse 'Gold.
dust"met with serious accident while
on the way from this city to Jonesboro
last Tuesday. When IA short distance
above Unity he broke through bridge
skinning his hind legs and otherwise
bruising himself up 10 such an extent
that It was punishment Tor him to trot
in the race on Thursday. Had il not
been Tor his misfortune, "Golddnsp
would undoubtedly have come out Of the
contest the winning horse. rs II was,
he took third place against n Held Of
six horses.
The last number Of the Mound city
Patrtot says /: Capt. Richcrson was at
the barbecue last week over at North
ington's store in Ballard county, and
talked ferry boat to the leading citizens.
We understand that he received encOur-
agcment from everybody; the farmers
told him they had ten thousand bushels
OF wheat right in that nelghborhood
which they would like TO bring here to
mill or to market. The city Of Mound
City has one OF the finest buildings in
Southern Illinois, on the bank Of the
river and within few feet OF the Cairo
and NincennCs railroad, which is offered
on a gratuitous lease Tor twenty-five
years to any one who will establish a
good Touring mill. Who will take the
prize and make a fortune!
There wa; lively scene at Cllin a
day or two ago, in which Methodist
preacher and the wife OF saloon keeper
were the attractions. The preacher so
the story goes, had said some
thing about the woman, and she
called at his home 10 see about it, The
preacher, Rev. Mr.. Wilson, called on a
Justice OF the peace for advice, and the
Justice advised him to 90 home and kick
the woman out. Mr.. Wilson undertook
10 do as the justice had advised him, but
found the woman, Mrs. Joe TaprIch,
more thana match tor him, and a lively
scuille ensued. The result may be
summed up thus-preachcr scratched
nose and face, but not seriously dam
aged. Mrs. 4. received several slight
bruises, out no marks, and all things
considered came out Of the racket first
best. Mr.. Wilson has gone to conference.
The campaign in Pulaski county Is |
an exceedingly quiet one, ana though |
the Republicans have foil ticket in the |
iieid it is not altogether certain that ii !
will be successful at the polls. There |
is considerable disaiIection among the !
rank and file of the party.
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IutCrnIitient ECNer

Is so common in the country as scarcely
to need comment. The causes which
produce it are such as cold, irregular
living, over exertion, low spirits, night
air. exposure to miasmatic eXhalations,
&c. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects of the dust
flying of the grindstone by wearing q
respirator. The coal miner ere he de-
sends the shaft provides himself with a
safety lamp to guard against ilrc-damp.
Now it Is equally necessary for those
who are brought in contact with any of
the causes leading to intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
against IL, the home stomach bitterS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-15

Ed. BraXton has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up a
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest inn
provements and conveniences. lie EN-.
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment. If
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Packages OF Rest and Comfort f1I
Tired Women.

Mrs.. Henry Ward Beecher, whose house.
hold knowledge and perfect honesty no
one presumes TO doubt, recommends house
keepers TO Use WsshiDe, the new substitute
for soap. She says she Is pleased with 1t.
Itisa great saver OF time and labor, and
can no more injure clothing than common
warm water. Mrs. Bee her Is right.
Wa.hine has many great advantages over
soap. IL washes in one-thrd Of the time.
II almost entirely does away with rubbing,
Washes a. well In hard water a. soft. II l.
the only article known that will proven.
woolens from shrinking. Other articles a.
sist somewhat in washing, but they inJule
the clothes. Washine positively Will not
injure clothing.
These are some OF the quslities which
have made Washine 30 popular among the
Intelligent housekeepefs OF Americs. All
who are not using Washlne will not regret
II If they take special pains to procure and
give 1t a trial. Price. , and 10 cents. Sold
by all grocers.
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THE LATE JUDGE EDISON.
Some Facts Concerning His Life Sixty
10

Some Facts Concerning His Life Sixty
Years Mason.
We copy the following bret sketch OF
the life OF the late Judge Obed Edison, OF
Villa Ridge, from the last number 0! the
Pulaski Patriot.
On Sunday last at one O'Clock am,
Mr. Obed Edison quietly and peacefully
passed from this lie TO tne land OF rest.
During 4 residence of some twelve
wears in our midst he had held many
places OF honor and trust, all OF which he
filled with honor to himself; and per-
haps there Is not another whose lite had
been so well circumscribed, who was so
highly esteemed by all classes. and
whose death has created vacancy so
hard to fill. On Tuesday his remains
were followed from his late residence to
the Nj. +. Church by a larger
number Of friends than we
have seen together on like occa-
sion tor many years. The funeral ser
mon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Gillian,
OF Cairo, whose remarks were 50 we'll
chosen. aud OF SO impressive nature a
70 be long remembered by his apprcca-
tive audience. For nearly sixty years
the deceased had been an active and con-
sistent member of the Masonic iratcrn-
ity, andat the close of church services
the members OF Villa Ridge Logc, assist
ed by Cairo Lodge and a large number
of Masons throughout the county, took
charge OF the remains, which were con-
veyed to Villa Ridge cemetery where
they were entered with the honors of
the Order. Eighty years to day from
the time our Iamented friend and brother
was born to long and useful life, his
mortal remains were consigned to their
last resting place, by the side OF his life
partner who preceded him only four
tnnntb- hnfnrp
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AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
District Sunday School Convention and
Bible Meeting

District Sunday School Convention and
Bible Meeting.
The following is the programme for
the District Sunday School Convention
and Bible Meeting, to be held at Sparta,
Randolph county, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, September 18th and
10TH We understand that a number of
Sunday school workers from this city
will be in attendance ut this convention:
RoGRAMME--TUEsDAYM MORNING.
$3.50 to lO.00-Devotional exercises.
1000 to INSTRUMENTATION and appoint
ment OF committees.
llrGO 10 Liberalization OF Holy Spirit to
Successful Sunday School
Work, by Rev. j. II.
BroOkes, ID. ID.
lliO to l2OC-Three minutes talk on
the same subject.
AFTERNOON.
200 to 2:3O-Devotional exercises.
$50 TO 3:OO-ConyersiOn and Christian
Culture OF Children, by Rev,
II. ID. Ganse, ID. ID.
300 to 320-Three minutes talk on the
same subject.
1920 to i:00-Question Drawer.
400 TO i:20-Christ in the Old Tesla
ment, by DR.. Corwin.
l!20 to i:lj-Threc minutes talk on the
same subject.
i;ij to 5:20--Bible Reading, by Rev. j.
ii. BrOokes, ID. ID.
Benediction.
EVENING.
500 p. m-General Addresses ON Rela-
ton Of Bible TO Sunday
School Work, by Drs. Brooks,
Ganse and COrwin.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
900 to 9:30-Devolonal Exercises,
$3.50 to l0:00-Ilow Shall We Prepare to
Teach.
1000 to l03O-lIow Shall We Teach, by
DR.. COrwin.
1890 to ll0O-What Shall We Teach.
Hoo to ll:3O--p Question Drawer.
1870 to l2:09-BlUle Reading, by Rev j.
II. Brookes, d. d.
AFTERNOON.
2:30 to 900 Devotional exercises.
300 to 3:30-IIow Shall We Enlist the
Cordial Cooperation of
Church Members, by Rev.
II. ID. Cause. d. ID.
1880 to i;Q0-The Sunday School Teacher
His Work.
400 to 4'30-Motive in Working.
1880 to j:30-Bible Residing on the joy
of Harvest, by Rev. j. III.
Brooks, d. ID.
EVENING.
800 to J:O0-lIOw Snail We Reach the
Neglected and Destitute
Children of the Land, by
Drs. Ganse, Brookes and
Stephen Paxson.
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The European NOtel-Dcduction In
Hoard

Mrs. Harry Walker, proprietress of
the European Hotel, being well aware
OF the stringency of money, has reduced
rates to all who may wish regular board
to sixteen dolcrs per month or four dol
lars per week, tor day board. In con-
ncction with the European Hotel is
first class restaurant, where oysters,
game and all other delcacies will be
served at all hours during day or night.
NfO
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Mrs. j. ii. Phillips, corner Of Four
tenth street ana Washington avenue,
desiring to close out her stock of grocer
les, provisions, etc, offers special bar
gains in all goods in her line. She also
desires to rent her store room and fix
lures. This is an excellent opportunity
tor an energetic man with small CAPT.
tai. lw.
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Ny dwelling house and tour lots. On
the premises are two large hot houses,
filled with plants. Owing to continued
bad health will sell cheap, il applica.
ton Is made soon. For information en-
aure at Taber Bros, or on the premises
near St. Mary's hospital.
At JOHN J. SIELzER.
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Attention EHibeTnian

AnenIiOn Hibernian Fire Go. No. 4.
You are hereby notified that the i'll.
stallation of officers for the ensuing year
will take place on this evening. All
members are invited to be present az
there will be grand lunch prepared for
the occasion.
u or oI-GUIY\ Spc'V
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That Disease Breeds Disease
Is notorious fact. It's therefore Of vital
Importance to check maladies in their
birth, ere they have chance to develop
other and more dangerous disorders. As
4 means of checking complaints which,
if allowed to proceed, finally disorder
the entire system, Hostetter's Stomach
Btters is medicine the use of which
cannot be too strongly urged upon the
sick and feeble. The functions are regu-
lated by it, it lnsures the acquisition Of
vigor to the dcbiitated, and it substitutes
a cheerful condition of mind for gloom
and dependency. Dyspepsia. constipa-
ton, liver complaint, and kidney and
bladder troubles yield to its remedial in
tiuence: it cOunteracts a tendency to govt
and rheumatism, and invigorates the
nervous. Moreover, it is derived from
purely botanical sources, and in this, as
in every other respect, is superior to the
mineral remedies Of the pharmacOpria.
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Attention Deltas.

All members OF the Delta Fire Compa-
ny are requested to meet at what there
i. lett OF the Engine House. on Saturday
evening, September 10, at ';30 o'clock.
s. j, HUMM, Secretary.
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Having discharged DR.. Lower ard
renovated my bath rooms, with the add
ton of new receiver after the latest
and most convenient style, | shall take
great pleasure in giving baths either
medicatei or otherwise, to all who may
call on me.
I'm Or, ID, AFTER,
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
CAIRO, September Sth. 1877.
During the exposition and fair in st.
Louis Sept. 10th to October Gth) we Will
sell excursion tickets at one and one
fifth fare for round trip, commencing
sale of tickets Sunday night, September
9th, and continuing until October 9th.
JAS. JOHNSON,
Gen. Southern Agent.
j. Ii. JONES, Ticket Agent. 1t
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Just Received and 10 Arrive from
New York and Philadelphia.

One hundred and forty barrels re-
fined sugar, l2j bags of coffee
some very choice Golden Rio and old
government java. About 10 thous-
and pounds OF winter cured clear sides,
several brands OF choice S. G. canvassed
hams and strictly pure article of apple
vinegar for picking purposes.
St. STRATToN & BIRD.
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The following are the letters remain
ing uncalled for at the postoile at Cairo,
Illinois, Saturday, September 10th, 1877.
LADIES.
Butch, Jennie; Campbell, S. f.; Dor
aughty, Mary; Fulluer, Jennie, 2; Hill,
Mallnda; Hardin, Carrie; Hit. Bette;
Hart, Anna; Deeth, Mary; McGinnis,
Maria; Matson, Eliza; Meyers, Mary;
McKimm. Ella; Porter, Lucinda; Smith,
NJ. f.; Tumblin, Sophrona; Williams,
Barbara; Wright, Elizabeth.
GENTS.
Breen, Sergeant; Brown, Mr.; Bird,
George; Brown, George; Bailey, Henry;
Barry, John; BaSley, Il. A.; Bressau,
Phil; Ball, steve; Covert, Isaac; Car
penter, Robt.; Dual, Winfleld; Emmcr-
son, W. s.; Finch, VIM; Germain,W. S.;
Gardiner. j. H.; Griggs. Nathan; Hedg>
man, Jesse; Heeler, James; Hatcher, n.
r.; .Knowlton. II. H.; Misell, Jake;
Mahoney, James; Miller, James S.;
Mcdaniel, Jas. Ii; Mallory, Jas; Mcclure,
Robt; Robinson, John G.; Rice. j. d;
Roe, r. IL; Ross, S; Russell, VIM. b.
Smith, George, seba, IL. F; SELLERS. John;
Smith, Ruel A.; Smith, Willie; Vanor'
man, Eddie; Wheeler, Charles; White, II
W: Wright. John. Valdez, M. A.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say Advertised
TlJ GEO. w. MCkEAIG, p. NJ.
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SATURDAY, September 10, 1877.
Wanted.

Two girls at the s.. Charles hotel to
do scrubbing. 81,
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RATES or ADvERTlsING.

t5-All bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVAscE
Transient advertising will he inserted at ths
rate OF 81 " per square for the frst insertion
and 10 cents for each Subsequent one liberal
discount win be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 ~ Notice oi
meeting Of societies or secret orders 80 cents for
each insertion
Church, Society. Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted IA advertisements
Ne advertisement will be received atless than
81 cents, and no advertisement viii he inserted
6Dr lcss than three dollars per month
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Coal Coal.
PITTSBURGH.
PARADISE,
MT. CARBON(Bis Muddy
PEYTONA CANNED
COAL

Orders for Coal by the car load,
ton, or in hogsheads, for shipment
promptly attended to.
To large consumers and oil
manufacturers, we are prepared
to supply any quantity, by the
month or year, at uniform rates.
CAIRO CITY COAL co.
Once on wharf boat foot Of Sixth street.
ONCE OF Halliday Brothers, opposite St.
Charles Hotel.
Egyptian Mills, Twentieth street.
Coal Dump. foot of ThirtY-eignth street. or
Post ONCE drawer 300.