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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY,S PRIVATE MEDICAL IySTTTrTx

*o9. hearny st., san Francisco.
 ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR TUE PERMANENT CURE OF All. Sprer,, 4, AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AS ALSO All. FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND DISEAsEs OF TREMENDOUS SYSTEM.
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Slierif's Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 Enn..-.r.. -D A

Levi Bashford, Robert H. Burmster and William q Bashford late partners having done and carried on b
 mess under the firm name of
 l.. BASHFORD & COMPANY Plaiutiss
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A Frenchman would be puzzled to know which was the arigbt" and which the ''left, = should he wish to attach his fortunes to one or the other of the factions of the Peck Mining Compsnv. and Victor Hugo him self would lcsleliy know where 10 begin the hisory. Louis Napoleon never thought of so many gs, and President McMahoa would retire ta private life at the bare re- cital of whst s possible in that direction under tine maHlpn!ations of rival attorneys for an Arizona corporation.
 < iUdicioas contraction of the capital stock of the newly organized McCrackin Consolidated Mining Company, of Arizona, has just been announced. AS originally or ganszea, the capital stock was fixed at S20,- 010 ,0e0, subdivided into 100000 shares. It is now reduced to $10,000,00O, with 100,- e0O shares. < still further reduction would not be hurtfuI, IL Is this imitation of the crpi.al stock of mining companies, we be- lieye, which tends to make capitalists wary e csisTestmeGts in them.-- Mining Record.
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1 IF IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or HyruAN
 ne annually from secret and chronic diseases oa ana reliable institution to be establisbel srs, i haaeipha, Penn, ia 1850 and afterwards in san 'ssc.seo Cal in 1854 asa private spensary in order
 sd tne anicted the hest medical and surgical ,rsa, ment, for the above and all other eFseors and eA' Consultailoas at ihe insti.n,a or h., Iai.e. rpIr.
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To the Afflicted.

4, DL ;i,: J. tzapsay would most respectfullv inso
 e puohe oi The Pacific Coast that; at the earnes .a; Sun o ms numerous friends, and hundreds of tbos. - iornoseiy afflicted with disease he has ,orans, t Ia s t Ssa surgical Institute aud resumed the practice V. hs PFoiession The doctor would remind an ,ha % ~ho are n need of medical aid, that since repch, ms very extensive and successful .rraece in Sa ss
 , he hss visited the principal cities in Earope in P.SSuLk "lhgeaty ;he most renowned hosai;ais and tne experience of the learned in tba cr
 the benefit fren which he offers to ali in nss =, , se'siess. kheunato affections. chronic oatsrrb s s. ~e .. me stomach and kdneys liver complaints sse s,tors and indiscretons of youtb nervous wseknss. ys'ea and mental debility are assured of rer,r.
 s SHarges moderate All communications stric,Iv oo"nHeeual Medicines sent by Express wy
 a,,, AaufSss L. J. CZApKAY. All
 s"'S sJ9 hearny Street B. F.
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ST Judicial District, Territory of Arizona County of Yayapai.
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To The Unfortunate ,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal Emissions, the consequences of self ahn.s This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indnlgene. |. praeiced by the youth s both to an almost unI,
 ing train Of morbid symptoms unless eombate bv sc, ense medical measures yiT; Sallow counnapce. dsrt spots unaer The eyes, pain ia the head ringing in th. ears noise Ike the rnstng of leaves and raf,Iip0 n, charlos, uneasiness about the oins weakness of b.
 nbs confused vision, blunied intellect loss of conf denee diihdence in approaching s,rangers disliks , iofh new aequananees disposition to shun society ls oi memory hectic anshes pimpes and various er1nms Hhontthe aee, farrof tongue fstid breath coughs c
 sumption nighi sweats, monomoRia and frequent insan
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.HAmEs A.LUkE JOHN LUKE, Defendants.


 CHARLES A. LUKE JOHN LUKE, Defendants , By virtue of order of sale issued out of fe Die trct Court of the Third Judicial District of tAa Terri tory Of Arizona, in and for the County Of Yavapai n tested the 5th day Of December 1s77 by which am commanded Co proceed to notice of sale aud o sci the following described property, to wit:
 All and singular, town lots, numbers sixteen I6 sgh teen lsl and twenty 20n block number four the Village of Prescott in the county of Yavapai Tsritor of Arizona, according Co the official map or pst of sail Village on file in the office of the Village Recorder each of said lots being fifty feet front by one hundri an fifty feet deep, together with all and singular tbe ,ee ments, hereiitaments and appurtenances thereIto b longing or in any wise apperaiung. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 29th day of December, 1877. Al l9 o'clock NJ. at the front door of the Court ouse fin the town of Prescott, Yayspai County Arizona Terri tory, will offer for sale and proceed to sell a Public Auction olhe highest bidder, for cash the ab,ye e scrbed property or much there of ss may be sold separately without material injury to the artips incr ted and also sufficient to satisfy the sum of one thol,s sand eight hundred and thirty dollars ssal with n erest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month from the 3rd day of December, 1ST and costs taxed in tbe sum of sixtysix and 55-l00 tS66s5 and aornevs fees amounting o one hundred and eighy-three fslsN to Reher with accreing costs and expenses of sale thea the being sums in said order directed to be made
 ED. F. BOWERS, sheriff
 JAS. x. GiIEs, Under Sheriff. Prescott Arizona, December :, 1877. ta
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CURED AT HOME

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME he addressing letter to Dr. GbbOn stating case svm,. sos iengh or hEe the disease has nued and have erosty 10 any part of the country with F ami pain directions By enclosing Ten dollars coin In rsgi.iraS ,'i tusoesh tse Fostothce of through Wells Farvo S Co package Of medicine win be forwarded 10 ,, ,s, ro oI t1e oa'oh' Address DR. J. F, GIBBON
 auglVNld Box l, ,957 San Francisco
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To TIE SECOND NORTH EXTENSION oN THE GREY EAGLE MINE. No. IT,
 |. s. LAND OFFICE. PHEscoTT. A. Tt
 Seri. 2lsi ls11 {
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Summons.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL Dis.fiet Terr.tary of Arizona Caanly of fsSaf'at
 JauN RAImLE,
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AnnIicafion for q Patent.

RUsH S WELLS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, 1877-07-26
TIE COMMUNISTS.

INE EAEtUEksH GuNAiIIEEs
Yesterday afternoon tho rooms VI tho National
Worhingrnen'a Executive Committee presented
anything 1nt q creaItablo appearance, The un-
thu walking burr. barrels which cndeayoses|
to hold each other up In tho doorway. Thcy fn-
formed reporter that thry delegation frou,
TIC tTadcs 1nl0ur and wern thcrV to make arrange
nlcni. tn assst Inc railroad Mrl !M iletr tFcrrnt
troubles. ~ nraF "a The repo.tef c.Hi lnakr nut
GrInl their broken English and frequent ihtrEfup-
t,unr tter wrtc acting ~ d.'orErcptra f0r Eert'
tH Of .ielcsntts which was 1el Ing hid ni,'st.lrs
an!i.' allhongh they would nat let hiM pass, they
Van lattcn was cunfcrftng with the
delegates. A gentleman got oG Of tns cars. wear.
lug cnn1rsccnlin. snIslc. sud pushed ,,,s way
rcsehsl tic lead of s.aIrs wEs,, il Occurred 10
The uouTkfcpcr to stop lin. and lIc woS
JEAkED INTO THE srREgr
asaIn on tho charge 0f talng Reporter. and.
lnrs0ns. which c2used Nm Immediate chan.e In thu
spirit " tue scenc, aud hu INSTANTLY eutbraco.l
aud s!0bbrrc 0yer BY Ill tho gu4xoss, AMI passed
tondcFly up thu sfatts until he was htaden BY y
shnlncnt On III way ~ revive 3ht aforesaid dole.
xa4es. ......
l. TOUCHING ArrxAt~
During the day TIM COMMITTEES rot cut the ful.
Wt,RKIN0MEN or CHICAGO,
Tho success u our honest t1urt u increase wRgca
hsts6,
clarc that any siutous action In our meetings MIlt
b. inmrdtatply put down BY u.
This Srand principles of llamanlty and Popular
Sovereignty NEED violence 10 AIAtasn them. Fur
thc t&ks VI tbu tAuse which hull most dear, l1t
every honest w0rklu2n,aa
HBLr Us 70 rKRsxAys oHDgH.
let ua show the world that With al our Krsrsnees
uut misery VIC Can stlll act Ike ucn and EoDl tlt-
Workngmsn's Party II the uuitcd st.l<s.
, 1877-07-26

r7cn anil hnyr. tl,crr belrs larger pEutnsIo Ion Of
tho farmer linn on thr rres'ons day. They ean'e
,r last ,GS1s bu " p"yr ,e S
i,,n., ii tlrr attempted IN work. thrfr property
wn,li hn burned. The rmttl"ycs ot the M"st1r.
Campbell then went hume, md did not Join the
The di,ai1rctcd then went no,.h on franklin
street s t"rDr s w1r %s va. sns On IL
snd ob-ecnitY tlat they .,nnld mt work In any
care. Tbt. branct Of the subject having bccn dis:
went across tic h.tttEc Into The We.t Dtyiaoa.
AFrEN \ nnEwEHy.
between 3 nnd D o'clock fast night gang OF over
Archer md Stewart avenues. AMI hogan to gnxzIe
beer 70 thnir hcnrts content: ''ltcSrs John Hon,
ss 'nd s;ss Sisa sse Il s 10 I'D
ihe. mob and beaten nd dsa.mcd ot sneit
slsS: Hsss ronshy sn hnej onca being i s
rrtncipu, sufferer, Eiat"d over their ca,y victory.
eat.n CT nc Of 'bc oecurence having been sens 10 the
Twenty: :sccond Street stat,nn IIou'c. scrgt. Hen
nett and squad I'aatencd Ia the lncaty, and snc
elnh. md knives were uret, tn quellinH the riot,
and bore otf thirteen prisoners: among them John
nS sssaas
Hnnanre Of the fowcs etsata Of Foc!cty. The scum
of onr rnrl,eus. md at! have figured at some time
or other III our criminal reco.ds.
A rumnr wae tnrrcnt last evening that m attempt
would be tlad1 10 h'irH down tho ftabics Of lilo
Etatc- -stftct pasecngrF-car line In ordrr TO pre-
vpnt tho aucrcss OF any incendlnry attempt sa,laA
Of citizen cayalry guhnea the premises, while an
Gangs Uf ynung candidates f"r the 0altows lntt
evening amused themre'res By stopping state-
street at Sixteenth and Thirty .resenth streets,
thus for q time interfering with travel.
ON THE LAKE sI1oKE.
I1etwccn q anil 10 yrelcrday forenoon the Illinois
Central ronnd-honhe. at the foot Of sixteenth
Esrccf. wnA visited BY a body at0nt 200 Rtfpng.
who dcn,anfcd etnrpngc Of work. The Company
have lslo men at this point, and had the MEN Dt
work merely to keep them employed, A. there "
little need Of their services while freight traffic II
Ft0ppcd. The men hare no desire t. quit. md
would not have done 90 except from feeling that
IN emergencies like the present tho pcaccAblo
coursr If be4t.
At The Michigan CcntsnI .hnps, little further
Ronth, the put their coats on at tho approach
Of the crowd, who, thinking no work was being
done, passed on, when tho men resumed.
Ata o'clock yesterday morning preparations for
q conilhgratiOn were discovered in tho Michigan
CcNtra! conf. mouse. The building II OF wood. and
hcfp hnil' thete hoard Ia of. Some person had
placed cotton waste. saturated with petroleum,
In tho shed at those points. and had nut
tho nscn on tintJ exercised more than
tho n.uul ,wa.ehfulnc.r Il Is nrohah1c
the sheds would now b. lotal tots, together With
number Of engines wero on tho track Al The time,
and It may safely be EurH1Eed that these would
have hccn pushed into the fire haI ono occurred.
At the Government atone yards $50 men en-
poycd at good WAGES and will make u exceedingly
warm for any body Of men that mncsi them. Thu
nab, no doubt EIlercct1nF this, gave thGnl wide
berth both yesterday and Tuesday.
, 1877-07-26


Tls eoL4cs TAKE HAND. ..
Asper announcement, Widely disseminated 1.y
handbtlts and otherwise. a atremc,uj,ux vnth.rIm,
of thc RI, n. ,,.r IN h,x. ,,.t ha,', =,
sonas, '.at ..,, - '' ~ u.." ae.. =. ss,Scs s'1ecs
I'M, ,son1. ha n,u.nsd cnna..." ~ r,., .o'
Wholesale stues, where throo ulauLs hid ie,,,,
rourhlx paticd t,g,tN.- T., t,,.', -..,,.. g"
49,. - s..'-. s,tt'i " 'oE!" 'anA' eoN'o
'ea"er VI VIC Eahs mere attempted to tasn lossgs.
s'on o' Tic stand-and thru ths mnslc started.
sHHar, axHn,Nn
In command ~ artv ,,sn .,xoo',. .,
$780,, ",.a s...,.a ~ ~ sa' s"u"pe" oowh on tne
r.o~a a'a sestle4 shelr huano's o.co aud forever.
There was wnoop and Yell, and ahs mob bfoku
fur Washington street and aafc,v mt th" s,e1,,st
reeIstnuee belnv n0crcd III, 49, Sa... s.Ss ~
49,. h.eS.. .e - ~. .41n oo*sn hcaas
sefS nfoAsn' nsost ot thsm ths heads Ut uuadend.
!ns. but unnecessarily eusiuus. individuals, and
fell back 70 the llna Of Madison street aud formed
~ snKe dig 10 wal! Developments and to keep ihS
Sidewalks clear; Ten mln4tcs later 4 part ol tho
squad 1as detailed Tor scrytca On ths Nest Side,
tlle remainder continuing vt thslt posts. Peshapa
, 1877-07-26

~ inr active duty. il t'at eh1,l bcrnmo necessary.
III" .',,,. m'nner, i, y tht company viii mcet AT
>Anzau,an street: md ali cItizrn. vim hnse rho
chilly, At heart, nfe Invited Ia mcct With Them
TWELFTH WARD
rnas-mectins nf thr citizens nnI property
h")"rs at thr Twelfth Ward w1s he'll! on West
Madison street 1nst cvonIng 10 lake lrns.
trim inc moi ad a. u Tie pp1ppes prper of III Il. o si'1
Inc a'ton!snes wa' srFe. and the deepest earnest.
rlie and sr. Patterson was acicrted AZ Secretary.
Earnc.t rngtna spccchct. .-.tns forth t',r oh.
JTe' ~ 'hs ! meeting. asse maas b! Ald nawie"h.
action mo.. NECESSARY 70 carry out thc Oh. I
fas9r n enrolling the citizens OF this wari -
NiEiancc to'ntnittcc, nnd the report wa- acted on
a onse. SONG 20 ci.lzrns signing the roll Tbs
went TIT" n secret ac.>pn. All t,st Wis done Of
Importance ~n* thc as'lTnlns Of twenty-five ,mrn
et fcs dutv !o list ho%r unt M 'sat oel"ek "e III:
=, Gn"Tsh Z = N. noEntng at ociock tor ,lnty.
the enrolled, and issnetl in.tEHetIonT tor Ill the
@ n,sn g arm themselves for any, emergency. Til.
roll rt!l be npen To-day. md i'll ci.s'en. Of tic
quarters.
EIHnrEEarn WARD.
In response IN cali lH.nrh 1ly Aid, Kirk nnd
Daily. :f VIZ EIrhteensa. urging lnw asid!n, e,tl.
5cn' Of That ward to meet McCormic~; Hail and
t"r;ns Ss r. ~ f1an y a' IN p
bcrt citizens nf The wnrd nct inst evening and Or.
r1nlzr'! under t'ie lead Of Elmer Wa.h,a =. The
zrns Of tie Eighteenth Wn1d mean hn.i-
st. II =. r. s,. sS ssTaI %Sy D.
Those U thc Erh.sen'', ward. viii VIII lie fe:rc
patrol ile whole %"r,. Side fa.t ever evening" ani III.
regulars wrra therefore not called .upon. except
, 1877-07-26
TIE FIRST REGIMENT.

general feeling Of WeIrlpess sresen The l,oys
Of The gallant First yesterday. owing 10 the hard.
s,!p. ot the night before, and II wa, the desire of
each member to rest laRt night. Nothing Of inter-
cat occurred during the day. Tho con-
nand WI. directed 10 remain under arms
all day, md volunteers kept coming tn. unit! the
frstmcntal quarters were filled With btaycs. Col.
hhcser received ordcts frnm brr. lien. florence to
hold crcry man within tho aruoty, and let no ouu
pass out ta DC sbsent far anv length OF time.
the Grand Army Of the !scpnblic rcported. md
were placed under command of Col. shtrcs, to be
4tasASa VIZ saa. !% ts r. i i*b IT. sf
While the addition Of old Hoidlera to their ranks
ny; my De 'utts'og: ,s n'catrc tue na%r!ty Of tas
fvei verv joyful over ta event. @ 'Rre" TRers hss ~
bcrn ulnch faid about the incapscity Of this Or
E,nlzat!on shas every member. sntarsinx under this
ms persons, wholly Irresponsible aud reckless Ia
thel5 assertions. desired 10 have opportunity 10
ixAtiun na we'll nr to redeem, Themselves from tin
STIGMA a!tached y them a. representatives oi thr
S;ats Militia which the dtvraecfnl actions q thc
Estt'burs oFstlntxAi!ohE attached to theiu There.
fore. WHEN the 'vcla." tn their loyalty 10 law mi
orasr' cau,e gser 3 70 lend helping hand thoy fe't
tased D to ae II he ' my s0 S.s ss njanosi nit IT
tsat should any glory b. attached to ~ arh.evr.
lassa .pen!!lls. anl treated thc!r really valuable
auxlllarss with cdfla1lty and gEncfo,1ty+
AN EplTnAlAL rAHAnNAr1l,
In rcckla+~ mornln: sheet filed with uncaltc.l.
fur abuse of tlse militia filed each hrcaAt with d..
The FIrrt IrEltarnt. wcarled aluost 10 v1..as.stu
with tl'elr anaccu.Iume harL.hips, many Of them
Iayi.g ae.., @ h.cn under arm. md IN tul dress
faueEt over u. property ind tres Of ths sleeping
s ae as%ns ta ana ys. q II L. xS s. =,
etsntcd pteRdlccd under editor 10 his columns
, 1877-07-26

r,.E Hnx. cAnTrn II. HARRISON sstp:
Mr. Cha'r'nan: rirc g trenn't tn. .nrsc'ts-~
part nj If wllrh .near.s. ,hnt 1hr Mayor .hoa|h
request all furtorirt AMI Workshop. tp Co tutn fnl
"ccrstn to. ., m"[t%w ,.. mornInx Apptsn:c iac
Arr idr the .ievtrt hammer, whtkv. I. eInpiuyri.
After ihnt,' no man ran hc rrrpon*bc for the con-
inGn.tTiou+. the Iahnscrs srn w"rkinrmsn Sf tho
trnrst stamp. and tn.day there in the remarkable
e1sait,a nd Fl e'y Of
by n,nb Of ZOO or 400 !dler7 md sagamnfin-.
aH"s .l1k s'' to@ .sos;ne e' men w"e eom
% whs At a1e ear.y!n: I! On. lAPplau.e: Atew mcn,,
of,lst i 70 i,e eio.ed hs men knowing nj what
T. e:nd snt p sn e. a. ost amoa 'hr r. w9rk ,1a,
for They knuw That cvefy lsy q tdlencts n Ihtc.
hee1. Wehase so' stopped @ !sfosis M w. mi wh.t
ran Chicago do without ll'o railroads. VIC ca,nos
RI s,ss !: tnous ne a.s tss Of talking .bon. thu
ink !: Th. !. ie;:Pon.l6lo 4, ,ior A. thing, %
l., what arc We 10 do IN The presen.i j ssy to
y;ou, and 1e. NJ "a, e eyet, man, "opcn your
ihop u. morrow morntnR, and 10 every working.
mvni of iaIener. only adj. i lie tnttmo'l, ev:ty
Nny 0t DHbCneF& t4keh Iftt1n eNe lASHT1Ax
power of feeding wife and child: and 4 yon Keep
this Thing IN fot orc week what will bcconc nf
@ as t 1 o r. St.a ID. e pay a5 e,ssa ss
tesSt S /, w IL ee have a "ce"
Hand here 10 determine that men tl.all work.-:
and thst NO er"wa n doaen. r, ot ,,.s.f Of
from hs n,spe. " WORK. s Ese
SIR. work IN worship. Every one has : right !"
work. lie. every man that wants TO wark have tnc
m'nu.cic thst wants to iabar .hail 30 protected
lAprtaate. Let there 8: 900 citizen. moi con,e
operative 90 10 work al his shop, anti make ao,nc.
thing, md do Jou project him n i. There ats
night. can drive ont Of this city every suslc raea
inufiu aud every sIngie tbfef that Is In II.
have noticed that when the police have arressed
rlo,cr or ets!kcr not ahc single wurd was said
aaa,n.t H. wnsn the po3'ee"aa ay' .ya u, ha.d %
p.sones" @ ail ahs feeilnr W Of ia~.abldlng ravercncs
for thofc who arc the officers Of the lay VIII mako
TIC nan 60 10 prison. Keep .yunr military tAck.
watrr:wofk1. sut loni let ihe ,oiliefs shoot down
defrnsclc.. women: The hlnn.eoatud man Of tho
.sn. wen "s s ~ acps to .to D a"oncr
from working, can 70 hnl arrest him far dining
vlolence to The law; and ~ .o.moft.w Inc r. - nnish M We
loud appianae.l
nEMAnKs or nonEnT coiLrEn. ..
The Rcv. Robert Collyer said: ! Do not think
fne,ee ''e Te w.es M Rssae.t and Sest S t
We can do has got 10 be done jues now. ilayc lived
IN chicnro nlmo't twenty years. ! consider mi,
think We hayo to lay this to our heart now, --thst
We are gens to .ske esfo Of oar eisT. .,whaseycr e
sea scwe y an mo ne
!hnk our Mayor ha. done we n rs ,, .asa ,; t"s;
might have bren ent4nV on uk before we were
, 1877-07-26

snr."'.rd that II IL" uoi,sc ar.l"t tI"y trHn
di-r,-r If the E,'ter. within tacnlJ four hours.
The Hlcuting lhcn nInuri,r !.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-15
The Tenperance MsetInr.

Another monster meeting Of the
friends and workers In the temperance
cause was held ar the Farmers tobacco
warehouse last night. The house was
crowded, the number In attendance be-
ing estimated at one thousand persons.
DIR. Reynolds made one OF his character
stic addresses, and succeeded In awaken
ing deep interest and feeling among
all classes present. Short addresses were
also made by DR.. Dunning, s. z. Wheel.
err, Esq, p. w. Barclay, $. ID. Ayers, w /.
NJ. Williams, Geo. Fisher, Esq, w. @.
MCGEE, viii Hawkins and others. Dur
Ing the evening an opportunity was given
those desiring to do so an opportunity
TO sign the pledge and become members
OF the Reform Club. About fifty per.
sons signed the pledge, and at the close
Of the meeting the Mems Reform Club
numbered just four hundred members.
Since the commencement of these
meetings upwards OF one thousand per
sons haye signed tie total obstenance
pledge.
Another meeting will be held at the
warehouse this evening, DIR. Reynolds
taking the lead. All are invited to at
tend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-15
The Atheneun Tonight.

The Worrell sisters and the celebrated
German comedian, Geo. S. knight, will
appear at the atheneum tonight, in Mars
denis celebrated drama entitled soto; or
a Game OF Chance" There is every
reason to belleye that there will be "blg
house, to witness the play tonight, and
those who have not secured their seats
should do so at as early an hour as pos.
sible this morning. The New Orleans
Tines says OF the troupe:
"We record a fact when we write thai
Mr.. knight and the Worrell Sisters came
saw, were seen, and conquered. Mr..
knight was particularly victorious. His
songs and recitations took the house
and the pretty duets between the Sisters
were DANGEROUSLY encored. This much
for the reception. The play is mucl
stronger than the average dramatic set
| ting to speciality attractions. 1t is not {
mere vehicle. There is plot which
possesses some interest in itself, and it |,
a play which will take with the multi
tude. Thus equipped, Mr.. knight and
the WOrrells may count upon fairly
prosperous week. Speaking generally,
the performance was highly satisfactory
The furious applause which accompanied
it, eertifies to that satisfaction. We de.
ter particu,arizati0n to more convent
ent hour, tor the reason that thcr,
were many points which were prefer tt
| discuss at our leisure"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-15

"A few plain words to the Public, who
are interested when making their pur-
chases FOR the Fall and Winter, espec.
tally Of Boots and Shoes, that they oh
tain their moneys worth This they
are entitled to, no more nor less, and the
inquiry with them is, where can we
trade most satisfactorily" This may be
answered at A. Blacks, the City Shoe
Store, 40 Commercial avenue for the
following reasons:
1st. They have the largest assortment
and stock in Southern Illinois, which
10 ample to meet the wants Of every one.
ed. They buy only from manufacturers
and as jobbers- thereby obtaining the
very Arst figures.
Sd. That. although, they purchase lar.
ger, and effect the largest business in
Southern Illinois, they manage to do so
at comparatively small expense-hav-
ing no outside employees or runners to
assist them and are content with mod
crate profits.
They therefore offer to the public and
patrons generally the opportunity these
advantages afford them Of purchasing
their boots and shoes during the fall and
winter by the single pair at the sam
price tine snme goods are sold at
wholesale, ana NJ least Is per cent
less than can be sold by any other
house in the city. We assert that wo
are able 10 do this, md m we are anx.
iOus 20 sell goods for the united
benefit OF ourselves and public we
offer them nj tho same extrao rdinnry
low rates. Furthermore. we Will du-
plicate any goods offered nc any 9th.
or house IN this city or vicinity At 10
Dcr cent less than they sell them NJ.
All our departments are complete,
ana consist OF fresh. seRsonablS ma
stylish goods. The cSis6clnItics In
Gae goods kept.shfy by us are offered
mt great bargains. including n large
line: Of gentIemen's ladies' ami boys
silk embroidered slippers for the
holidays.
A. BLACK'N CITY SHOE STORE,
No. 40 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-15

Mrs. GaGney has taken charge OF the
large house at the corner of Seventh
street and Washington avenue, where
she will conduct a boarding house. She
is refurnishing the house throughout
with excellent furniture, and is now
ready to receive boarders and entertain
them In ilrst-class style, giving to them
all the comfort and convenience that
could be desired. Mrs. Gafiney has had
many years experience In boarding house
and hotel management, and feels conf
dent that she Is capable and able TO give
better accommodation for less money
than any other boarding house In the
city. She solicits share OF public pat
ronage. NoYS.lm