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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-17
wilcox and the fremont House


The following from the Omoha Herald
concerning the fremont House, Chlca.
gc,will be read with pleasure by the many
friends OF Jewetts Wilcox. in this city
Chicago has gained the reputation OF
having the finest hotels in the world
and no one who has visited the Garden
City and taken q glance at a few OF them
can doubt that the reputation Is we'll
earned. The young Western city has In
this as In hundred other lines, led the
world. Among these magnificent hotels
the fremont House ls among the first,
ranking therefore as one of the finest
hotels in the world. The fremont House
Is marvel. The handsome engrayings
OF that giant pile which are so often
to be seen in hotels and business
places throughout the country, carry no
fair idea ofthe wonderful structure, or OF
the complicated but perfect mechanism
by which the house is carried on. The
great general who presides over the
army OF employees, an army the manage
ment of which requires as much good
judgment, energy and tact as would be
needed to handle fifty times the number
of soldiers, Is Mr.. Jewett Wilcox, mana
ger. All the machinery of the house is
so concentrated that Mr.. Wilcox has his
finger on every part OF 1t, and In an instant
can regulate anything which Is going
wrong. Mr.. Wilc0x's captains are four in
number, Aessrs. Frank Wentworth, +.
Z. Swift, and Bernard Frazer, clerks;
and 0. d. Miller, book.keeper. No one
who has ever stopped at the fremont
House for a single night can forget the
courtesy, the attention, the good nature,
and the skilful management OF these
men, the elegantly furnished and com.
Portable rooms, the splendid fare served
up at the table.
The fremont House is worthy visit,
II only for the sake of seeing how great
Chicago house Is conducted.
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Local AhOrl-AtOps.

edward A. Builder, corner Washing
| ton Avenue and 9Th street. established In
This city In 1891, Is prepared to make all
styles Of jewelry on short notice. Can
and see some Of the new work Just fin
ished. rr.rf Fi 1l.ll>lw
The largest stock and most beautiful
designs OF Silver Plated ware ever
brougt to this city, now to be found at
the old and reliable house OF Edward A..
Buder, corner Eighth street and Wash.
ington avenue. ll.ll,lw.
4--"Peep O'Day alarm" clocks, the most
perfect and convenient time keeper in the
market. Will 90 in any position, and is
. stem winder. At Edward A. Buder's,
cornSr Washington avenue and Eighth
strcet.yE .Er ll.ll,lw.
fs--sPecp O'Day Alarm clocks, in
nickel cases, 1t $3.50. They are stem
winders, will 20 IN any position and are
the most beautiful and convenient time
piece 10 be found. Call at Edward A.
Buder's, corner ofSth street and Wash
ington avenue, and see the largest stock
Of cloaks In the city. bs.
III your time piece is out OF order, do
mot entrust 1t to an inferior workman
who will probably permanently iniure
an6lG1Qen its value. Edward A. Buder,
o0rnsR Sth street and Washington avenue,
employees ONLY competent and experience
ed workmen. and guarantees satisfaction.
ll-ll.1w
That monster turtle ordered by Har-
ry Walker. has arrived, and now every
lover Of turtle soup IL invited to call at
the Crystal saloon every evening at nine
o'clock. Harry knows just how to pre-.
parean A, No. dish Of soup, andwants.
bis friends to come and try 1t. ll.ls.lw
ALI the highest grades OF Watches, at
Edward A. Buder's corner OF Sth street
and Washington avenue. His stock is
complete, and composed OF gold and silver
cases, stem and key winders, American.
Swiss and English manufacture, and will
furnish at the very lowest possible fig
ures. Compare his prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. llell-lw
children cry for Pitchers Castoria.
II Is as pleasant to take rs honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleter-
lows ingredient, and is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie. regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
tation caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health. who use Castoria. II is harm
less, 1t Is certainly speedy, and it is
cheap. I.ll-l3w
The annoyance occasioned by the
crying OF the baby. at once ceases when
the cause 10 las 1t should be) promptly
removed By using DR.. Bulls baby
syrup. 25cents per bottle.
The Ceniaur Llniments are the great.
est remedies ever discovered for all flesh,
bone and muscle allments-bites, bruises,
swellings, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints,
etc. What the White Liniment does tor
the human family, the Yellow Liniment
does tor horses and animals. They are
cheap, they are convenient, and they are
certain In their effects. ll-ll-l3w
DO on tune. For prevention Is bet
ter than cure. All coughs and colds and
such affections Of the throat and lungs as
lead to consumption are cured by DR..
Bulls cough syrup.
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MOUND city Items.
from the Pulaski Patriot 4

trTulu tne TuiaSkI IaUlOt.l
The Villa Ridge correspondent OF
the Patriot says; "Mr. w. s. Morris, Of
Cairo delivered an excellent lecture be
tore the Young Folks Literary Society
on Thursday evening last. Subject, sim.
aglnationg' !. W ~ w &9g
"A. Pollock 4 co. commenced reDlov'
ing the machinery from their mill near
Pulaski to-day. and will ship II to Mis-
souri, where they have purchased large
tract OF timber land.
Comfy Collector Wilson! has polIsct,
ed eighteen hundred dollars back tax
this year; the heaviest collection OF the
kind ever made In this county. Roberts
quiet but persiltaut'work done II. + III
d 4 III
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A New Boardiug IIouseA


Mrs. GaGney has taken charge Of the
large house at the corner Of Seventh
street and Washington avenue, where
she will conduct boarding house. She
is returnishing the house throughout
with excellent furniture, and Is now
ready to receive boarders and entertain
them in first-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 10 give
better accommodation for less money
than any other boarding house In the
city. She SELECTS share OF public pat
ronage. NoYs.lm
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The following are the letters remain.
ing uncal,ed for at the postofiice at Cairo,
Illinois, Saturday, November II, 1877:
LADIES.
Allen, Ada; Ankerman, Lizzie; Ander.
son, B. j.; Bryant. Saia; Bedgood, Fam
ME; Boner, Fannie; Clarkson, Nice;
Drape,. Louise; Dowel, Nanclc; Ellis,
Ann Barrett; Frost, Margaret A.; Foxby,
Julia; Hall, Maggie; Howard, Ellen;
Hampton, Cora; Hogan, Ellie;
Harrington. Betsey; Jones, Mickey;
Banes Ellen; Morse, Lott!e; Mealle, An.
ME; Norton, Mabel; Peppers, Mary;
Robson, Helen; Richie, Lizzie; Sharpe,
Ellen; Spaulding, Mrs. B.; Taylor, F.;
Towers, Margaret; Williams, Julia;
Williams, Hannah; Wales, c.; We'll, E;
GENTS,
Ausley, A; Anderson, j A; Ander'
son, Jerry; Allsap, Thomas; Bailey, Mr.
Burns, Frank; Bradley, p W; Calihan,
Dennis; Childers, F w; Coyle, j p; Cor
bin,' j B; Decide. r w; Ellis, Geo W;
Evans, John; Fullerton, J NJ; Freeland,
Gilbert. u. F.; Gfifians, Fred; Garner
G. p; Hurd, Mr.; Hall, B.; Hills, E. B..
Haynes, Jno.; Harris. Matt; Lower, Ed.
ward; Laverly, Tony; Moore, Chas.
Miner, Geo.; Mccarthy. H. w.; Miller
JAS; Martin, j.; Manning, j. s.
Moore, w. s.; Osterwald, Chas.; Philips
j.; Stone, Z. H.; Sloan, G. n; stephens
j. H.; Scagg, j.; Spencer, N. w.; Sad
rell, Martin; Thomas, J. p; Valentine
II. L.; Williamson, c. r.; Wheeler, Eu'
gene; Wheeler, Enas; Worth, Henry
Persons calling for the above will pleas
say Advertised"
GEO. w. McKEAIG, p. N.
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Home Again.

Home Again.
Ed. BraXt0n has returned to his old
stand In the Relser building, where he ID
better prepared than ever to ascommo.
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense In fitting up q
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
be has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. He en-.
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to In style and will receive
courteous treatment. t
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Ladies will find ct Edward A. Blu,
der's, corner Eighth street and Washing.
ton avenue, some beautiful and stylish
presents for gentlemen. just received. An
inspection of his goods before purchasing
elsewhere, will probably prevent after
disappointment. ll>1l-lw.
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Violin strings, guitar strings, pegs,
bridges, bows and other musical material
10 be had at Edward A. Buder's, corner
sth street and Washington avenue. He
has Just increased his stock Of these
goods, and now has the most complete
assortment to be found in the south or
west. l1.l1-lw
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Beer! Beer!i Beers!.

Chas. Phiferling has on tap and is
daily in receipt OF fresh Pilsener beer OF
the rarest quality; also c. Windish, Muhl.
hauser s. Bros. Clnclnnati'beer which is
acknowledge to excel all others. rilfer-
ling extends cordial invitation to all lis
friends, ll-17-lw.
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viii receive to-day q consignment OF
"Ruston's" gilt edge butter. All seleo-
tons in caddies and tubs, 7922c. net.
VIII receive regularly and promptly
hereafter. Each package warranted.
Call and be convinced, ots.
S. ". WILSON,
1t SO Ohio Levee.
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Wood Working Machinery For sale
One Palmer and hatcher, one Heading
palmer, one Surfacer and one Gigsaw
machine, fo"which l will take lumber in
payment. For terms apply to
2+lp JAMES BELL, Ullin, Ills.
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Noy. 10th, 1871.

o. a ~, Main words to the Public, who
t,t.-..tAd vhsn making their pur-
on.... ror The ysil and Winter, sspec.
..,,- - pnot. ana ahoaa. that they OBJ
.s.,- ..w.,.,,. vo,th." This thew
80. - ~ mnr. nor isss. ana thu
90 .h.w 4. "vAars can ~
. . "..,.S...o,,,v ~ This nav bs
r,snr.s the Catv ehoe
"a C.nm.ro,., .v.nu. ssr ths
s".....
80 ~. ~. ,.-...t ..sortmsnt
1870. y,,,ro,. -h,oh
50 s.soA N ...- - 800 an.
n2!s Nmss. -. 1'.ns.o.,r. 1880
1870 ~. .s..shv obtsininr he
$500
~yeses hsases.
sl.aoesn. t.es p S..ss. -
60 - s0eos sns isTsss' ~
DeathsE1 Illinois, tnsy manage 70 So so
q csauasativsly small expense-nss -.
'ssssss them and ere content with mod
esats proAts. lL
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Oberly will probably return to.

|g II
ssLMr. Oberiy will probably return to.
day.
= The roads between Mound City and
Cairo are almost impossible.
Mrs. and Miss Fisher, of Golden, arc
visiting at the residence Of Jon. Limbert,
Esq.
Tired Of the electioneering and insur.
anee business. w. +. Pitcher, Esq,
Is travelling In the south for short time
--l'rain-Master Seymore OF The Illinois
Central railroad, has been promoted to
assist aut division superintendent.
The whereabouts of Waller Whilta.
ker was a mystery tor fow days until
Information was gained TO the effect that
he had taken his departure tor New
Mexico.
Circuit court will convene to-day
when motions tor new trials In q mum,
Der of cases will be argued, alter which
an adjournment will be had until court
in course.
"A meeting Of the ! aides Temperance
Reform Club will be held at the wares
house at 3 p. m. to-day. The object tf
the meeting is to complete the organiz-
alton of the club. Let all attend.
Glen \ Dung who was tried yester-
day before Judge Bird on charge OF
forgery was acquitted. We understand
that he is again in buck, however, this
time on charge of obtaining money UNI
der false pretenses.
--Dr. Reynolds, accompanied by Mr.. s.
T. Wheeler, Rev. Mr.. George and others
went to Villa Ridge last night, with the
view of organizing temperance club
there.
Another party Is now on the tapis.
The Excelsior Social and Literary Socie-
ty are sparing no expense and trouble in
preparation for the event. 1t will take
plac. at the st. Charles on thanksgiving
night and invitations will be out in due
season.
"A "Red Ribbon Saloonr will be the
next sensation. It will be the saloon On
the corner Of Division and Washington,
opposite the court house. Its front will
be painted red, and red ribbons will
grace the handles OF glasses and the necks
OF bottles.
One OF the boys was seen going up
the levee Saturday in rather noticeable
state OF mind, and when asked the 0cca.
sioE OF his serene appearance. remarked
that he came to Cairo a day or two since
with some fifty dollars in currency, a gold
watch and chain, and new suit OF
clothes. He got "on It," and he usual
consequences ensued.
In eighteen hundred and sixty four
the late A. b. Stafford took out with the
Equitable assurance society of New
York, policy on his life for $1,000. The
policy by his death became claim, and
yesterday Mr.. Z. A. Burnett, agent
for the company at Cairo, paid the amount
of the policy and SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FORTY TWO 4,l-l00 DOLLARS (742-4l) ad-
ditional on account OF additions by divi>
dends, making total payment OF TWEEN.
TY-sEvES HUNDRED, FORTY TWO 4-1-l00
dollars on two thousand dollar policy
In IS years.
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French quarter striking clocks,
Ithica calender. Seth Thomas, Automa>
ton and Musical clocks at greatly reduced
prices, at Edward A. Buder's, corner
Eighth street and Washinton avenue.
III -l2-lW
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AFEw OF THE PRICES AT
PETTIS & BIRDS.
l4th AND WASHINGTON AVE,

And all other goods very cheap.
Also, just received, q choice lot Of Pure
Spices, Mustard, English Table sauce
and Pickles.
Call and see us. 24-Gt
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Edward A. Buder, corner Of WASH
ington avenue and 9Th street, Is getting
new holding goods every day. Call and
see them. ll.ll~lw
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, November II. 1877.

SATURDAY, November II, 1877.
ME-. PaslAne n. Pil1shury, Electric
s.lHr .A.A. Ian. 6.sT f.- a. y.
With medicated baths, would invite the
attention OF the sick, and those suffering
with chronic diasases, nervous debility
exhaustion Of vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis, female complaints. catarrh and
all Impurities Of the blood. Her system
OF treatment IL pleasant and soothing.
no shocks are given; she has been very
successful for . number of years, and
she does not hesitate to warrant cure.
where there Is any Constitution to build
Having engaged The bath-rooms Of DR..
After on Tenth street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, where
she will at all times take great pleasure
In attendance on patients. NOV. 7-lm
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Hams. Hams.

~ Just received 1900 lbs. Of Hams, which
we offer to the the retail trade for 10 cents
pei y. (st) Nrw Ysak sroRs.
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sECoNp DAY.

!. Morning prayer anu litany at IL
=. M, after which the convention will
again proceed to business and elect BIZ
shop, the clergy nominating and the laity
confirming or rejecting the nominations
by orders. EA u
The choir OIL Ut. Paul's church under
the direction Of the rectors as pvecentor.
is making special preparations for the oc-
csslon, and IL Is expected the music VIII
10 churchly and impressive. M NJ
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-Only$2 90 for lever cloak, u fine
rosewood or walnut case, and warranted
for one year. at Edward A. Buderi,
corner Of Eighth street and wssAlngfoA
.v.ns. ll-l2--lw
80 yi &a. sa.s ssWsa'f !.
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WE SI1IIlIAIa
HOLD THE ONT
With
handed BY General Square Dealing dressed aIAs gery.
nobss Goods Looking IKE thsv "a
"dspArade"
lip TO be --'~-E
Treasury and cOmmsar full for eternity. EVERYTHING
Look At Our, Besiegers

Led on IN
sHODDY NOT nt-aw Joseph-pAnts
,R open and buttons unlnswn ~
Som%i empty aud unit. - ~
gained but etsrs counted thousand s
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.AtCoaG Now Is the time Tor ladies 70
buy HsY. and everything else In the
Millinery line. -te., {
~A ODD bills mast be settled at
once. or. they WIN be put out for col
lection. sty04
.,a,asg = MRS. O. MCLEAN.
On., 1nth 1877
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coLslNo OUT At COST

Mrs. C. Mclean desires to announce to
the public that she has determined to
ciess ont her large and elegantly assorted
stosk sDt MILLINERY GOODS, inclu.
ding f.adiea' FURNISHING GOODS Of
f,easIy every description, UNDER
War, HOSIERY. etc., with . very
larfs asscrtnent Of Ladies'. Misses and
ChIldrsn's SHOES. I'll Of which must be
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-13

case a nine boot 10 an eight rubber, recent
ly, delighted a select assemblage in one of
our trade emporiums.
The new Mar sard roof on the Barnes
house is completed and adds much to the
appearance of tina. structure. After two
or thie3 more close calls OF the FIRE element
it ought to be tire-proof.
The 'oldest inhabitont" never saw 80
great a depth Of SLOW in this vicinity We
are glad to note the novelty from the fact
that some malicious persons have circulated
the report that It's usual scarcity denoted
an uncomfortable nearness to a certain hot
country.
If retrenchment in expenditures on ac-
count of the centennial exhibition necessi-
ta,es a sly mixture OF Eastwood with maple
aud a promlscuous slaughter and contra
band sale Of Iudia rubber beef and mutton,
we sincerely trust that the next exhibition
will be deferred two hundred years.
As a general reporter of little matters
'uu "'Pp'h'hGo O'Vi h'iVi "N"i
fee passes t. all the social gatherings, re-
cherche hops and "ehindigs' in the vicin'
ity. We are, therefore, surprised that
"Bddy NJ Irphy" has failed To- send us a
card. After careful irq liry, We have dis.
C vered that Miss Murphy is q mythical
damsel, but of quite as much Importance
in the community as her reporter.
MARBLE.
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River and Harbor Bill.

WvsHINoToN, Jan. ~.
The presidents message regarding the
river and harbor appropriation bill, tent to
the house to-day, encloses a report from
the secretary of war, who says immediate
ly after receiving the bill the chief engineer
was directed TO ask for a statement from
the engineers in charge Of the works as t.
what work could be postponed for the
present, and replies from them recommend
ed an expenditure of about 81 500. 900 of
the appropriation. This reduction WAS SO
slight as practically to amount to nothing,
AID therefore on the 4th of September.
having obtained the approval of the presi-
dent the 8 .creiary directed the chief of en-
g%ineers to make a s atemeLt from sums ap
propriat6d for various works according to
the best of his judgment, and in such man
ner that the tOtal amount should not exceed
two m lion dollars, only providing that no
new works SHOULD be given out. II maxi
ing these allo ments it was found that the
amount designated, two million dollars. u rs
not quite 81 I'll lent for tie purpose of car
rying on The works Absolutely ncce,sry,
and therefore Il e chief engineers after IN
extended interview with the pr, te1t, was
author zed in o tOber to increase t c
amount t. $2,237,G0O Since that date
cases where small sums were urge1tly ie-
qoirtd to prevent damsgs or to make i'm
pOrtant examinations, have been favorably
acted upon, a1d possibly there may b.
more of them. The secretary suggests
that the pref 'eut had authority for bis &C
ton under the law ard authority found in
the river and harbor bill itself. Tho bill
was in no way mandatory on the president
to expend the full amount of the appropri-
a ion, nearly five mil ions. The exercise
of his discretion was il 1uenced by the con.
dillon of the treasury and the nature Of up.
preparations for other publ C works of quite
az much importance as the river an hal Dor
Improvements.
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Disease Grows Apace,

Liz an Ill wind, and canLot be Il a,tcred TOO
carly. What is a ,rin,ng attack of sIcku IS
TO day n ay, If unattended to. become o scri-
Gus case ln a week. sn all aDlmants should be
Dipped In the bul befJ they blossom luio
full blown mIladies II thi, odyicc were at.
te ded to, many a heavy bill for medical st.
tendance might lie av.lded. when the liver
IS disordered, the stomach foul, the bowcls
OBJ %tructed, or the nerves DISTURBED, resort
shout at once be had 10 tina supreme r, meyy,
Hcstetter's stomach b tiers. q few doses OF
which viii restore healthy action and Iut the
system In healthy order. H. Is wise prccau.
lion to Keep this inc0Iparably P. eventiyc In
the hous siLce 1t cheeks. with unrlvalle
promptitude, disorders ~ hlcn breed others far
mOre dangerous, ana Ia their la'e,t develop
ments are Intensely S often fatal.
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John 2 phair.

a correspondent at Windsor writes
u I'm p. Phsir, the C nvlcted murderer
Of Mrs. Fretsc Of Rutland, is now in soil
tary confinement in the Vermont state
prison at Win lsor. He has written his
autobiography, giving an d unit Of his
early life and his experience while in the
army during the REBELLION. 1t is written in
a plain, iegible Land, and the correctness
Of the language SHOWS him TO be the pcs
SCISSOR OF O. n.ideTable education. His tx
ecutton Will Ike pl zee in April. Recently,
when urged by toe superintendent to make
a Contest ii, he declared that he had
nothing to confess, and knew nothing Of
rbe crime whatever. Phair has a stern,
-tubborn disposition, and will probably,
ike Mai n, the NV Hampshire wife mui-
derer, walk to tie gallows carrying the
secret of the d, cl with him"
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West Rutland Notes.

Miss Helen CochIan is engaged taking
the census in district 81, of which her
father is clerk.
Miss Katie Carmedy Of this place is
teaching in West Haven, and Miss NJ. A..
O'Niel in Mendon.
Mr. John Murphy Of Montreal seminary,
returned 10 Montreal this week tftr a
month"; vacation here.
The schools ia dislricl Z orened fer the
winter term on Monday, the eighth instant.
They are very numerously attended.
The entertainment given by The Knick-
erbocker base bail club at the town hall,
was a well attended and enjoyable affair.
Dlnton keeps a hrst-class meat market
here, and under the efficient management
of Mr.. John MOgIn, gives universal suits
faction.
About two hundred men nc our Of en-
ploymenl here, Many Of them, however,
are unmarried and well able 10 withstand
the pressure Of hard tines.
Daniel Mccarthy, father Of Owen Nc
CaIthy, % this place, died suddenly at The
residence of his son Florence, in Mendon
recently. His remains were inferred in th'
Catholic cemetery here.
The graceful and highly artistic poses o.
On awkward six footer who eSsayed to en-
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 18 1877

whereabouts since the accident have been
received by bis friends, Il r teas teem TO
have good foundation. Mr.. Haynes was
an extensive farmer and one Of the first
men of the town.
At the annual meeting Of the Connect
cut River Mutual fire insurance company,
held Wednesday of last week, the follow
ing officers we're elected Directors, Asa
W%entwOit1, James II. William 8, George
Slate, Bellows Falls; l. c. Hubl ard, SIX
tons River; l. 3. Walker, Grafton VIM
IL. Walker, Lljlow Hugh Henry, Chss-
ter; b. r. JENNIE, b a ll-boroi 5 ".
H%nughton, Putrey; F. Whtman, Btl'ows
Falls E ID. Sabine, Windsor; G. {.
Whitney, East Bethel f G Ttylor, Gull
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Bol,ter, Winhall. At a meeting of tie di-
r%ectors, Col. Asa Wentworth was elecci
president, +. Whitman tecretary, and Geo.
Slate treasurer.