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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-02

1 natures moot perfect ple, "a 6f shan6l.
work 1 xpd 10 dois Justice fpictufssguely
spsakirs) A wouid "rsquire volumes. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., be compcliedto con.
fine ourselves to q few facts. gathered at
t. rae1en, rsgssding Der eonmsrdal pur,
suits.
As We are al aware Of the various
tropical fruits by name Astounding 10 the
tropics, alive have 70 do IS to credit
New Providence Isle with those produc.
lions, and we have her soil productions
In all Its various forms which are i'm.
ported to America.
The exports OF tho islo amount to
annually $500 900, being chiefly sent to,
the % States,"
IMPORTS,
which bear an important relation to our
mission, are briefly cited below:
Pilot bread, sos bbls. 4; butter. 73l53
lbs, valued at $4,000; corn, &. 800 bush,
ole. valued at 5000; corn meal Is but
little used and In no demand. Candles,
to the vaine OF 5000, mostly imported
from England. Hominy and grits. T..
o24 bois., valued at $2s 800; -four. 1908
bbls., valued at $4,000; chiefly low
grades arc consumed, with small de>
mand Tor -four about Y XXX, the duty
being 81 per barrel, leaving prof, In
majority cases Of 81 per barrel; but mer.
chants seem to be OF disposition 10 hold
on to houses Ia New York whom they
haye pstronized tor ycars, but could,
no doubt, by slight sacri,ioe, DO re-.
moved i'om the old rut, aSad be made to
run 10 our wagon track. Lard Is large
Import, the total receipts for las. year
being s,3a pounds. Meats (salted)
valued as $4,000; oils, 1900 gallons,
valued at 5000; oats, bran. peas and
beans, valued at $500; potatoes and
onions to the value OF $1,000; soap to
the valuo OF Sl2, 100; refined sugar valued
at "a. 200; plug tobacco valued ct Sl4, 400.
On imports OF any and all general mer-
chandise al rcIorsn rates of20 per cent. Is
All vessels Of different nation.
alites stand on the same basis as regards |
Tonnage duties.
To those who wish to introduce their
goods We commend the following deals
,rs In Nassau: Young & Hlggs, Largest
1ealers); Brown, Elderly 4 Co.; w. j.
Henry, tlarges.iniporter);W Il. Pyfrom.
A word regarding the Savannah route
% Nassau and Havana might not be
,ut Of place. AS we all know 1t has
much In its favor as regards mileage, be-
ng the shortest by several hundred
niles over New York or Baltimore. and
much more to be commended than tho
New Orleans route--not In point Of differ.
nee In mileage, but more especially
commended on account OF careful trans.
At Savannah, aud once on
board the fine line Of steamers Of
he New York, Nassau and West
india stsamshipline, would be CONSIDERED
v speedy and reliable route. Tho
QUITE to the sea by the Green Line needs
10 commentator. IL speaks by ito past
merits, OF which oil our merchants are
July cognizant.
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DR., CANINE RgMovED.-Dr. Canine
has removed his Office from No. l26
Commercial avenue, and may hereafter
be found over Parkcr's book store. The
doctor has had ten years experience as a
dentlst, and hence has an experience
which but few dentists In our city pos
sess. lie hopes to meet all his friends
at his new stand and we guarantee them
courteous treatment and perfect satistac,
ton In the dental line. hRur
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sos..c thi,,s New,

In order to introduce our Big Seed
Spring Wheat, Tho Wheat Of Taos, In
your locality--slugls grains measuring one.
halt inch in lensth-I propose 10 send q
sample Of the wheat FREQ Of charge to
every SUI scribov to this paper who viii
state the name o. tho Newspaper and send
three cent stamp to pay postage.
Agents wanted In every county TO sell
shh new wheat. Address MIA
y II l. oaxlSr, Clsyslaad, Tenn
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A'Or SnIc.

The following described property for
sale at bargain II applied for soon, VIZ
Lots and 8, block 30, with residence
and improvements. corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; 3 houses and
lots on north side OF Twelfth street, cor.
ner Poplar; cottage and lot on Walnut,
near 23rd. M. j. HowLEY,
lse.tf. Real Estate Agent.
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The REvivAL.-The rueeting at the
Methodist church Inst night was well at-
tended, and ut the close some ten persons
united with the church.. The meetings OF
last night and tho evening previous were
the most promising Of any of the services
but we do not know whether Rev. Mr..
Morrison intends to continue the meet.
ings next week or not. There will be
no services held tonight because Of the
temperance meeting. pf I'll
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Held 10 BE ISsANE.--The woman
Elizabeth Sommersstli mother of the
child who disappeared so suddenly on
Thursday afternoon, was before Judge
Yocuu yesterday, and was adjudgcd to
be insane, aud she will be sent to the in-
sane asylum at Anna within few days.
The little girl, Lizzie, was heard from
yesterday morning at Villa Ridge, to
which place she had walked tho day be.
tore. She was returned to her home last
evening, 3f d.
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Having Withdrawn from the dental firm
Of Canine l. whitlock, / will still continue
che practic OF dentistry at No. 1875 CONNER.
clal ave. between sth and OH streets, over
Goldshne q Rosenwater's store - third
door lorth Of Eight street. will be pleas.
edto zee all my old friends and patrons,
and intend punctually to their wants In
the way Of dentistry. Very Respy.
r. W. wuIrLocK, D. DIS.
I'm 100 Com'l ayo--3 doors north Of Sth st
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I'm 100 Conf avo-s doors north Of s,h st

Children cry tor Pitchers Castoria
II isas pleasant to take as honey. Il
contains no morphine or other deleter-
lows ingredient, and Is sure to cxpel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
ta.ion caused by rash or emitting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Caatoria. IN harm
slsas, Il IL osrtalaly speedy, nd u d
cheap. ~ " VI. n'll'1sw (
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the REASONS Why
All should Buy thsir Groceries fssul |
Pettis * Bird.

All should Buy thsir Groceries fssua
Pettis Il Bird.
Below We give O number OF reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Pettis.& Bird:
Because their stocks Is the largest.
freshest and choicest In the city.
2nd. Because they sell goodsof every
kind cheaper than any other house In the
city.
3rd.-Because they deliver goods more
promptly and In better shape than any
other house in the city.
4th.-Becanse they keep the most coui.
plcte stock, aud persons desiring IN
purchase ,i!lerent kinds Of goods are not
compelled to 20 elsewhere because
Messrs. p. & B. have not got the goods
they want.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
OF Pxrris & BIRD,
Corner 18th st. and Washington avenue.
Also Just received o large lot of YER
nell Bros Baking Powder, the best
goods made only requires one teaspoon
iul to the quart Of hour. Give It u trial
and you will use no other. NV
l5-lm. PETTIs n BIRD.
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One two>borse wagon in good con.
dition, and one span horscs and harness.
The horses arc sound, and in good con-
dition, and the harness almost new. For
terms apply at Henry Frohinc'a, corner OF
Fourteenth st. and Washington avenue.
l.2J.lm
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Splendid Three Story Brick Res
idencs at Auction.

ldenc5 az Auction.
win sell az public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ]st, 1873,
ct O'clock A.M,--for cash-,he fine three
story brick residence situated on lots IL,
lS and 10 in tocK 81, on Fifth street,
between Washingtonavenuc and Walnut
street, south side, city of CAIRO,
The house contains eleven roons, and
Is in good condition. Number one els
tern and outhousss. Neighborhood and
surroundings iirst.claSs.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining per~
manent home will consult their interests
by examining this property and attend
ing the sale. Title guaranteed. Sale
positive and without reserve. Any de-
edinformation In regard to the prop
erty will DO furnished on application to
the undersigned, agent, corner Sixth and
Leyee streets.
joins 9. HARTMAN, Agent.
Sol. A. SILVER, Auctioneer.
CAIRO, ILL.,, January %, 1878. 2l-dtd
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r.eu,ic Cole,nan's Laundry.

Nrs. Lettie COIemsn has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
In pon and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method OF informing her old friends
and patrons that she Ia again at their ser.
vice, and soIieits thsir patronage. She has
reduced prices 10 suit the times.
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CENT?.

Alsbrook, A.; Bell, Dr.; Brady, D, a.;
Barns g. NJ; Berry. Henry; Bedford
Jno.; Bennett, o. Z; Bryant, VIM;
Cornell, Charlesi Callahan, F., Cunning
ham, f.; Croiton, Joseph; Dllday, 4. q ;
Elliott, J. L.; Fitzgerald, F. j., Fry.
John; Freileld, VIM; Greenwald, NJ;
Griffin. Jas; Harris, Benz. Hester, 3. c.;
Henshaw, A.; Hicks, D. b.; Harrison,
b. NJ; Xix, Henry; Hlrst, John: Han.
sen, Peter; Hall, Il. g.; Harris, VIM;
Jimeson, G.; Kronan. Jas; Kimel, Tom;
Looles, Chas. Long, Jno. Linch, ] G {;
Lailum, JAS. Lindsey, Jacob Mosley,
Henry; Martin, VIM. /; Nichols, +. K. /;
Newman, JIG. Parker, Geo. Pottinger,
H.; Padgett, J. p; Parker, Willis !;
Ryan, NJ; Richardson, Q. /; Rewers, O..
D.; schmcde, Z. scoppestln, G. smith,
Henry; Scsggs, Joe; Schmitz. r.;
Simpson, Thomas; Stop, JIG; Stephens,
Thos. Thompson, F.; Williams, An;
Wilson, SEQ. Wi!gus, w.
GEO. W. McKEAIG, P. N.
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xassau.

Nassau, bling The seat ot scveFrment
'of New Providence Isle, Zone OF the Ba.
hama Isles group commands especial
attention as to Its merits - Q market for
foreign exports. \ "
The population Is $4,000, Of which only
one.fourth arc white. the remaining
ltsvsssieassAs b46e Vpmtssed of the
ussro csebsent thtfely. Il Il hardly
pecessary 10 this connection to 70 Into
IdStaiiS iekatqirk Nss,au's attractions a.
an isls ,os ~ tseplesye sllestt 20 saste
Ylss.s zspdl ',ahsa0e As'eEsas
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G,he 8nlletin,
CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, February ?, 1873.

do not forget that the meeting q
the Reform Club Is Tonight.
Mayor Winter has returped from
Chicago.
There was Il meeting Of the taSpay,
ers association held last night.
Harry Walker sets afrec oyster lunch
every evening. "Don'tyou forget it."
There will be services at the Meth.
odist church tonight.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALKER.
The road between Cairo and Mound
City Is impossible again.
Tho public schools are In excellent
condition, and the attendance unusually
large, s IA
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALKER.
ll-2U.
The Reform Club VIII hold meet
ing This evening to which toe public uro
invited. 1853 '-I.rrE
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HAIRY WAIKER.
ll-U
Work on the narrow gauge ls being
pushed ahead az rapidly as tho weather
will permit.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., call at
No. VI Ohio ieyec.
Il. II. LEIGHTON
The regular weekly meeting of the
Reform Club will DC held arehe hall Oh
Tenth street this evening.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alber's
Crystal salooD every evening at 8
o'clock. Lift ~
The Alleghanians gave their last
entertainment In this city last night to a
good house. t.
Don't forget thc free oyster soup at
0 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.tt
Nearly all the witnesses in the jack
son county bond case were discharged
yesterday morning and left for their
homes In the afternoon.
Query: why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the same price I"
MIR. Sam. Sawyer and Mr.. Butler, OF
Villa Ridge, were In the city yesterday,
on their way home from trip to the
south.
Chief After 10 alter those who have
neglected to take ont city license, with
sharp stick. He Is pulling them right
and lett. Without discrimination.
Yesterday being the first OF the
month, and as Is always the case, was
very busy day. Hence the lack of local
matter In this mornings BULLETIN.
The Womeus' Christian Temperance
Union will meet as usual, in the Ten.
peranee Reform hall this afternoon,
Saturday, at 8 O'Clock,
Mr.. Fulwiler, the st. Louis mer-
chant taylor who Is nov in the city,
yesterday took the measures of nearly
all the male members OF the Alleghanl-
ans troupe for new suit Of clothing.
The ploadings in the Jackson county
bond case were commenced yesterday
morning, the last Of the evidence having
been heard on Thursday night.
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The following are the letters remaining
uncalleI for in the postotflcn in Cairo.
H., Saturday, February /, 1878.
LADIES.
Bucsner, c.; Cameron, Estel; Daniels,
NJ. Z; Dale, Ella; Ely, Este; Gain,
Mary; Graham, i. A; Grey. J. A.;
Ola, Matte; Hamelton, E.; Johnson,
Annie; Kountz, c., Mitchell, Saliie ;
Moore, E, j., Norrington. H.; Pankey,
A; Raney, NJ; Ruecking, s.; Smith,
Lottie; Shaw, Minnie; Turner, Sarah ;
Thompson, J.R
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unLs MANUAL. 1.-THE book is an
original, elegant, and wonderfully COM
prehenSiye volume, alike Indispensable
In every home .countlhg.room and office"
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Attention, Taxpayersl

The regular monthly meeting Of the|
Cairo Taxpayers association will be heidi
In the office OF c. r. Woodward, Ohio
Leyec, this friday evening, at Z o'clock.
. NJ. B. HARRELL, Secretary.
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WASTED.-A good servant girl to do
work for small family. Apply at Jas.
WAlson's. Tenth street, between WASH
ipgton and Commercial avenues. l.29.2t
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Read Thts,

5 tbs choice Rio.cof'ee. 81.
10 lbs A sugar. 81.
II lbs best New Orleans sugar, 81.
And everything else at rock bottom|
prices. PETrH & BIRD
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90, .M XII NN e. w a
The VERDIcr.--The following Is the
verdict rendered BY the coroner's jury
TO examine into tho death Of John w I,
Carter:
We, The Jurors snmmoped, impaneled
and du'y sworn by James X. Drake.
coroner In snd tor said county, on the
10Th day Of January, 1873, and continued
from day TO day untiiy the 28th' day of
January, 1878, to inquirc diligently Into
the manner and cause Of the death OF
John w. Carter, whose dead body was
found In the Mound City railroad depot,
In said county. on the morning Of Jan.
uary 25th, 1873, alter bearing the eyi-
dence OF large number OF witnesses
and making such further inquiry as was
brought 10 the knowledge OF the jrry,
we, the Jury do find on our oath that the
said John w, Carter came to his death
by pistol ball through his head, dis
charged By some unknown baud. ,,...
Geo. Merit, ForeRI an A. Montgomery
Y, II, Casey Jas. Holmes
Louis j. Moll u. y. Kennedy
Earnest Weisend Geo. w. Armstrong
j. l.. Brandt 7. l.. Richardson
Jacob kittlc jas. Boren.
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So, 900 REWARD,

The above amount will DO paid b.
either or tho undersigned for thd
apprehension and osnviction Of the
person or persons guilty Of che
murder OF JOHN w. CARTER, id
Mound City, Illinois, ON the night
OF the gath, or morning OF the 20th
Of January, 1878.
HENRY G. GARTER, Mound City
CALEB Ii. CARTER,
No. Us Font Row, Memphis, Tenn
DAS'L HOGAN, Mound City.
PAUL DUNLEVY.
No. 20 Che,tnut street, Pittsburg, Pal
FREDERICK LUTY,
No. "A Grant street, Pittshurg, Pal
Mound City, ILL.,, Jan. "a, 1873.
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Hoard Of County Commissioners.

CAIRo, Ills, January 2Sth. 1878.
A special session Of the board OF
county commissioners OF Alexander
County, Illinois, viii be held at the court
house, In this city, on Monday, February
18th, next, ut 0 O'Clock, AM, for the
transaction OF such business as may
come before said board.
THOa. w. HALLIDAY, Chairman.
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WANTED. "A good boy, IN q responsI.
bio position. Address, In own hand.
writing, Z. 0. Box $50, city.
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Tpr Juvenile 'wrpyNAYtKEs-r-I bc
members OF this Organization propcse
ctlebratlnx tleIr ffss anni7efiafy On
February 9th, ut the residence OF Mias
Betiic Kofsweyer. We do not know The
nature Of tho exercises tor the occasion.
but nevertheless, assure those xb6 hsvp
Invitations that Miss Deitlo 10 not a
young ladywho VIM lstthsu11ssy we
Did not have a good tune"
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Choice Lard.

Fred Kochler, corner Eighth atreet
and Washington avenue and slso at the
corner Of Eleventh street and Washing.
tea avenue, h selling the choicest family
lkfd In buckets M ths ninously low
price u q eents pr pound. lt.lm :
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Apples.

Justrecciycd, 800 bsrrels choice apples
At ~ Ohio Lcyee. II. LEIGHToy.
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Net proceeds in Spanish bank bills Of
S3,Ols.6 3 or gold $l,34s.6s; an average
per barrel Of 1913.
Storage, when necessary. 10 cents per
barrel Ia charged per month In Spanish
money, being about 4 cents In our
money. 81 y ~
Some OF the principal dealers In Havana
are as below:
Messrs. Lawton Bros, Hamel Bros, r.
II. F,nlay Il Co, NcKellar, Lunling a
90. F# AS
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The TidnI Wave-Jt Has Struck C0iro
Just Received 5000 OF the celebrated
Tidal Waye, cent cigars. Try them.
Trade supplied. FETrIs & BIRD.
N.if
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havana.

Inc census Oh ISL shows tho populaN
ton Of Cuba to be 1850 900, Of which the
city OF Havana claims 2s0, 900. Ne have
then large population knocking at our
doors tor sustenance. Cuba is In reality
on the very doorstep Of our country, yet
she calls upon US for butsvery little.
Why? For the very reason of the enor-
nous protective tariff Spain has imposed
upon her. Could commercial treaty
be accomplished between America and
Spain, we should soon be called upon
for millions Of dollars worth of our pro.
duets; and the Mississippi valley, on &c.
count oftits geographical position and
outlets, would be the principle exporter.
The duty all told on one barrel OF flour
amounts to SO 50. 1t Is unnecessary to
quote all duties levied on general mer>
chandlse in the same ratio. aud for brief
ness, and to give you.a general idea, we
will take flour alone and cite the con,
sumption, etc.
They import from America annually
sic, 4eG,l39 worth Of various kinds Of
merchandise. While they export to us
to the value OF S7i 1854, $40 annually. J.
merely cite this to show how the scales
balance.
Flour importations for 1877 were 28S,.
olO barrels, of which only 1886 came
from our country, and the balance from
Spain. The Spanish -four We find very
much interior flour. In fact they are com
PEELED to mix a certain portion OF our
-four with theirs In oraer TO make mer.
chan,able bread. The duties on American
Hour in American vessels Is:
Ter Oarrei."."."..",... 81
49,
lOtaI''''"..''','''..',,,, cV
Spanish Hour In Spanish vessels;
lluty'. '..'".."......"..,....:. 20
war ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
--
lOtaI. ,,...,.".....'".....""SZ ~
Making q total against us OF 81 OF, In
favor Of Spain. While on the other
hand If we ship via Spain in Span
ish vessels from our country, We tihd
il to be S4Gi. Spanish -four In Ameri-
csn vessels 400. We have here then an
arbitrary principle. brazenly showing
itself OH every hand, and making US cry
aloud for commercial treaty. Dealers
In subiugatcd Cuba of course are as
loud 90 we are IL Gar ws;!ing, and desire
some sort Of an arrangement whereby
they can import directly from us for al
merchandise. The duty, IL it Ia ever
equalized, we shall find instead Of being
called upon for $l59,s78 worth Of mer>
chandise annually, 1t would read much
better, something not less than Sl,47i,.
600. r
u Cuba's exports We get 90 per cent,
Europe 8 per cent, and Spain per
cent, showing again repetition Of
Havana's exports. For example we
submit below an account OF sales OBJ
tanned from reliable dealer In Havana:
ACCOUNT SALES.
200 barrels triple extra from New Or.
leans. Sold at three months under dis
count Of - per cent. por annum.
900 barrels at $ae ao............. OF, 800 %
Discount per cent. (Cuban
clearing house) OF per cent ?9l o.
lotAl, ",.'..'. S'putS w
rs CHARGES.
Import and war tax ,3ia a5
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The ploadings in the Jackson county
bond case were commenced yesterday
morning, the last Of the evidence having
been heard on Thursday night.
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=
LESSONS iN DRAwISo.-Ths uedsr<
signed hsyinx rertcd the German schooi
building on Fourteenth street. will open
a school where instruction In drawing
will be given. Also Instructions In wood
carving. Lessons given every saturday.
from 1910 u O'Clock. Tuition 81 per
month. JOHN c, KLylroyN,
In this connection we desire to state
that John y. kleiigen and Peter Jaeger.
wood carvers, npholsters and cabinet
makers have opened q shop ut the corner
Of Eight street and washlngton avenue.
where They are prepared TO do all work
Ia their line Oh the most reasonable
terms. lW
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roT tcTuis, ctC', Apply sUh tio pIctutscs'
n. B.--lf not disposed Of otherwise
before Mondays aame will be sold 1t
auction at p o'clock p. m, February
18th, 1873. ?.l,3t
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- 5 - ;wsassa, n EE d.
one O. two good muios and dray and
harness: or span oiIgecd hCrsss nd
wagon. Inquire 70, Ohio levee. ,,-
I w. Ky a Wy Alden, GRAvn \ co.
10 anAlaA "A I'D W Nv ~ kh y
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Mr.. Fulwiler, the st. Louis mer-
chant taylor who Is nov in the city,
yesterday took the measures of nearly
all the male members OF the Alleghanl-
ans troupe for new suit Of clothing.
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melodeon--- six Octaves, q.
R. sHININGER, MAKER; PLANO AND ROSE.
WOOD PINisH; snRRENTiSE !. E.
MouLpiNGs,
FOR SALE CHEAP

FOR SALE CHEAP
!, To be seen at E. Bidders jewellery
store. corner Eighth street. and washs
i'xtoA avenue .aW &a
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The Womeus' Christian Temperance
Union viii meet as usual, Ia the Ten.
peranee Reform hall this afternoon,
Saturday, at 3 O'Clock,
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win sell az public auction, on the
.,ra.,,;eor IN
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Nigh, Near tho Old stand.

Sol. A. SILVER, Auctioneer.
CAIRO, ILL.,, January %, 1873. 2l.dtd
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-02-20
A woman has found ont a comfOr

A woman has found out a comfor
able secret-carrying small bottle {,
hot water in the muff'to keep the hanl
warm on long drives. The bottle
dressed in cardinal flannel, cross-stitcI
ed with silk and tied with ribbons, an
is a very gay little companion. Chi
dren who have cold feet and delicat
girls should carry..soapstone foot-warn
ers to school and sit with their fee
on them under their desks. There i
no use in allowing child to shiver 0
go with cold, clammy feet, and burn
ing head, by way of " hardening it.