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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
HEALTH PADS.
y UNPARALLELED OFFER.
A FREE TEST TRIAL
OF ONEOF
DIR. FORBES
HEALTH RESTORING PADS

We will send one of our HEALTH REsTOR.
ING PADS to any Invalid afflicted with Liver
Complaint. CllIlLS and FEVER. lNDlGEs-
rION, COSTlVENESS, Nervous Headache,
Dyspepsia Nervous Debility and Impure Blood,
if they will send us their symptoms and ad-
dress and agree to send NJ $500 ii IT, effects
curr 10 their entire satisfaction. otherwise
there win be 10 charge, We VIII do This to con
vince the public of the superior value rs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

NOrIcg.--rO WHOM II MAY CONCERN. The Cairo
jDnlletn Co., w, pay no bills contracted by any of
Ms employees, or any one connected with Tue Bull
hxss, unless the same IL made on q written order
signed by myself and The order must be attached To
I&he bill when presented.
A. BURNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

Remember that the Grand
Mardi 'Gras Masquerade Ball,
under the auspices of the X.
NJ. X. G., will be held in the
st. Charles Hotel this even
inc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

n We are authorized to announce JOHN b, PnIIII'
ns candidate for reelection to the office OF Cit,
Clcuk al the approaching municipal election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

\ We authorized 70 announce that WILLIAM H. HOWE
~ candidate for the office Of City Clerk, at the en-
suing sity election
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
All THE ST. CHARLES,

Tabor Bros, Phil H. Saup, PAU g. S,huh, PAU u
Schulz, h. +. Parker, Geo, r. U'larE aud lrnrk
licly.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
)nly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.

DFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY,
, 1879-02-09
UNITED.
r3arriage-Licenses Issued in Chi
cago Last Week.
A Gratifying Increase in the Number
The Reason Why.

For some cause or another the numbcrpf mar
,isgc-1icenecs issued from week to week is on
~ increase. Last week the total nua1ber is
sned WAS ninety four, which is IN increase Of
e]eyen over the previous week, and during the
spren days closing yesterday l04 were
issued, an increase of ten over the preceding
ners. The scientist could divine, no doubt,
.,v number OF causts for the increase, and
among the first would be the rapid growth OF
the city. Then again be could find cause in
the softening Of the Chicago heart; in the beau
~ and refinement Of the ladies; in the i'm
nroycd morality Of the opposite sex; in the
mellowing influences OF churches and schools;
in the approach OF spring~time. But theories
smount to but little i'll the face Of the broad,
,ncoptroycrtipIc feet that people get married
because ther want to. This is simple. but it is
true, and it Is part Of the experience of 90 per
rcnt of those who contribute to the increase to
which attention has been directed. The follow
,no list embraces the parties to whom licenses
haze been issued the past week, with their ages
opd residences:
, 1879-02-09
SUBURBAN..

The Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Lake
met Friday. The report Of the Police Sergeant
for the month of Janunr: showed scvcnty-three
arrests, $500 fines levied, and S51 paid. War.
rants. TO the amount Of SOS, 600, authorized by
the Board by resolution Of Nov, 80 Inst in an,
ticipatiou of having to borrow that sum to pay
coupons due Jan. l, we're returned to the Board
by the Treasurer and Cancelled By the Clerk. II
was found unnecessary to make the loan as an.
tieipated.
Armour l. Co., the packers, donated S1C0 to
the freincn Of the Town OF Lake III recognition
Of the services recently rendered at the tire ol
their pacSing-house at the Stock Yards. TIE
proceeds will he divided equally between the
four COMPANIES.
EVANSTON.
Prof. Oscar Mayo, the wcll-known pianist and
composer, IS to be honorcl a week from the
coming Tuesday evening by grand testimonial
concert
The Gum case for $500 damages sustained
by injuries from broken sidewalk, has been de-
cded against the town by the Supreme Court.
ssRevlvul meetings" are i'll progress in tile
town, and with large attendanccs.
will occupy the Congregational pulpit to-day
DR.. r. II. Hatfield at Tie First IL. z. Church
to-day; the Rev. 4. Il. Mcdbury, Of Milwaukee,
will preach at the Baptist, and DR.. q. C. Norcs
at the Presbyterian Church. Other services us
usual.
The Board Of Trustees met last evening at
the Village Hall. Present, Messrs. Bennett,
Beck, Coy, Grecnf and Potter.
The Committee to whom was referred the
the resolution for the opening OF numerous
streets in and about Grand Crossing AMI South
Chicago reported that they approved the same,
provided there would he no cost to the village
other than the sum OF Sl0D to be used By per-
son in getting the deeds.
The subject of opening Woodlawn avenue
through Oakwoods Cemetery was called up.
Mr.. Farwell, being present, demonstrated
against the opening Ut the avenue, saying that
their charter arainst the opening Of streets
without the consent Of the Directors, he would
also read protest which embodied the above,
aud that the ccmctary would be damaged, aud
that the street was not needed.
The Village Attorney was directed to suspend
condemnation proceedings in the case. The
Board propose to investigate fully, and then
act.
The Treasurer reported for January balance
in treasury S64,1y7. of which there belongs To
the Watcr-Ppc Special, and Interest, and Sink
ing funds, SIS, ,000.
The pittsbr1rg tS TT. Wayne anu the Lake
Shore tC Michigan Southern were required to
keen Aag-man night and day at the crossings
Of their railroads and Cottage Grove avenue,
Story Island avenue, Seycnty-si1th street, and
Commercial avenue.
The attorney was directed to prepare an ordi-
nance to improve South Chicago avenue from
Story Island to Indiana avenues, ny speclal as
sessncut. ..-
The Street Committee was directed to learn
the cost of widening Fifty-tlrst street, on the
south part Of Dunham's Subdivision, And re-
port.
The Board the adjourned.
, 1879-02-09

st. FIW Fs0neeF- FTesS.
"Dollar yard!" sada shopper indignantly;
s'why, have bought afshaus just as good Tor
ten centsl" swell, num- responded tho
shopkeeper, "Shccr Alleys dcsprit resistance,
and the impossibil;tv OF rcsuming, in the pres
ent critical juncture Of affairs, communication
commercially with the busy 1narts Of trade in
the far-on metropolis OF the Shcery's empire,
inevitably compels, rs resultant, scarcity of
these marvellous manufactures, aud a correspond
ing auL entirely autoehthonous augmentation
in price.n She bought the afghan.
, 1879-02-09

! ahomas heenan. ...o5 ..2O9 West Twelfth.
WaEe'e EIennan.- Is 200 West Twelfth.
} Sacnaei sneelds.. 81. sherman House.
iina. Thran =. s; Conley 20. 206 Superior.
! ,ans Peter Iycrson. % -. TT Dnaa ay
Nar,arctta NJ. Lund 20. ...,3a7 Dana ay.
! Gaspas Fechtcler... ..Is A.34G North Iasallc.
! 5t9!'1 3aaureas S l1elnl.. 10 go Cornell.
rms denotes TINT the person has been married
before and is divorced,
!, IL glance at the list shows that Monday aud
SATURDAY have been the favorite DAYS for OBJ
tanning licenses, and that comparatively few
nave been taken out Thursday. It also shows
tfAt the week has been very favorable to
wloows and persons OF unpronounceable names,
ana that the demand ter wives VINO have been
divorced has been unusually light. 1t will also
be noticed that the misses who have pissed
70 years have been more successful than usual
III forming alliances, Willie soTc Of the younger
have had to take husbands twice their years or
defer their marriage. The oldest gentleman
who has shouldered the res possibility OF going
to housekeeping was born In 1876, and the
youngest lady who has consented to become a.
part aud parcel Of some one else was born In
1863. The Oldest pair to whom license had been
issued were IS years each; and the Youngest
were Fl ana 1G, respectively. The number OF
licenses issued to non-residents has not bccn so
great, yet Vermont, Ohio, Indlann, and Wiscou-
sin urc represented. Tile runaway matches
have evidently been very few.
, 1879-02-09

4 singular affair is mentioned BY 4 lady who
recently attended funeral at Windha1n;'N. H.
i cat and dog preceded the iuuerai-procession
to the grave, and at the close OF the services,
walked back to the house together, and entered
IN advance Of the procession
, 1879-02-09

EoEpED DRnT.
!s,r Ue, CENT .Serrn rer ctrt. Totol
Municipal bonds Sl90 TOO 81 GO ST. 575, GoO
Sewerage bonds... Su, QUO .:+a,hp} :.6.3, OK,
!:!fcF imp't bonds. ~. .E!!.U1! 26il.NU
Water loan bOuds. e. +aD s. 3b-o.UU @,1i0, 0,iN
Total .......... ..ss4 a:D sl3,I64 tco SIS, u5a SEQ
Less cash in American Exchange National
Bank. n Y, retire Water Loan bonds
due l}Hy l. ls77. not:yet presented for
paFMcnE .......,,.................,. snn
, 1879-02-09

Mothers, DO rot let your daslinga suffer with the
vhooutug cough If you have remedy so near
hand Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syruo, and the ttls
sufferers ,;ill soca nad RELIEF, lr.cc, % cents.
, 1879-02-09

vv,EyrruExr-r MIR iTSInS rirr.,c,s,-
ACom2any ss Vest M stu sell ELABORATE,
Stylish! Inytsrh anu Eala iurattuss tos thc srarf
throughout from their stock, witch comprises evert
thing useful and nice Az goods houess IN MAKE: fu7
Euarantced Parties wishn: 70 tnfn.Sa sasua vist
Of time, labor: an1 exprnss: IntlF popular
f. A AsrECiAL-rAa AZ MES 4 rE;aS ,i.ss ro,, -,
for house tor about much cash tew are!es
would re1ntre and the Use of goods Whtlc paving FOR
fu Inc nc Of bediu iii cnrpes ocioss. mir1o:
chro1nos sccretares hal-trces, booscascs, En- Elisa
csuckerywxre glassware Ioscfi' i silver ;,latr.
eaax nna taasd d n na we
ol's e'Mt - !. 1st ~ :" - tsa-eo.;s =:
~ superior chaEtcr sets marble ton aud p1!u,
san 1 m paFlor suits easy chsir
hM"Gr raaes, sosGs caeretA auu nonstto.u Eoo,':
ia ~aas Of 81 iunurs 80 Of any Ena Rslhss or
East a!aai:oa:st:: near .ns bridge:
to twoton aa TIL Hns @ s,s sns o. MI 9ve ss
OF three uod business horses; express wagon in gpoI
osaer eu s3t,: harness sls good Call and you
r,Asu pam 7o;; ai,7s7;1o7 = 5oa;3s 1cT
lots preferred; Furniture Of pirate fcs'lencs
~, - y: = anu ~ East Van HaEen:st:
Week Anc ot VI useful household goods Of al1 DE-
cndsnf; na "a @ @F1tnELtrY STORAGE COMPANY. "a IS.
"nu o. .asl 'aa nufeass.
L bcrry-bay worS-horscs . yenrs # ,e,. Ther a-,
double; they ans In f1ne cnnnn and ,i,nIy az, are ~
ss5h m a,'s! stsy AR arr @ aad vein
rSa e., Or aGune barnes and eiSas
ria roaas nusr suss ase all tntee warranted and
, 1879-02-09

t'On the fourteenth OF Febrnary.'' 60 they ray,
Birds chuo>e their mat cs u; aud without delay
Prepare for their Northern weuding-1our
When soft brcezes sigh, WINTERS reign il o'er
, 1879-02-09
HOW % BIRDS CHOOSE THEIR MATES

t'On the fourteenth of Febrnary.F 60 they ray,
- Birds chuo>e their mates -; aud without delay
Prepare fnr their Northern weudlng-1our
When soft brcczes sigh t.Wlatcrs reign ia Ger.
Just fancy the birds in one grand convention,
The fair ones sitting little apart.
In i tlmult OF joy, and all attention
To the yerest feminine tricks Of art.
One little bird who's remarkably pretty
Thinks her chances arc al very fair,
As sl,r sits and MARBLES simple love- -dltty
With must nsoyoklngly charming air.
Such alu1teriug Of hcarts US we'll us Of feathers
Such blushes und smiles, and Oh mes! and I
We're seldom before heard of among the birds.
Or don't they put on airs, and try to appear
So very uncuns sciou. when their lovers are ncarr
AS II they did not know that each little bird
OF the aterncc male persuasion
Would enter thcE precincts without word
OF apology for the 0ccnslon,
and choose the one from all the rest
THAT to him is dearest, and sweetest, and best,
And ask her to be his wife.
And do you su ppose this maiden wise
Looks up with her soft, brown. birdy eyes.
As though she was takcn quite ,; surprise,
And says, well, really, did NOT expect
So great an honor: pray let ME reject:
Or. true to the prompting Of instinct, replics,
Without coqmclry Or foolish disguise.
~ love you better tlan my llfs,
And will oe your own true, faithful wife
Tbrouoh rain and sunny Wea1her"-
And thus the Two arc wed together!
And do you suppose fohi 'twould be too sad
hope nothing ever happaLs so badD
That some little bird IL left unwed,
because 60 high she held her heau,
And thought herself better tlun others.
Or it may he she loved Master DICK all the time.
While to WOO her came Tommy and Harry.
And SO she WIS forced 10 the sad CONCLUSION
That she shO.lld never marry.
Iut must seek our Northern bowers alone,
With no matt cLeer her with ove-no or song,
Or to point ont the beauties us they journey along
Ger mountain. aud tasley. aud plain!
And maybe it sometimes happens, too,
That some lord Of the bird creutlon,
VINO fancics he has nothing else Iu do
But propose to fair relation,
Fluids out, to his gre1t chagrin and dismayt
On this wonderful match masllig holiGHy.
She is not SO Anxious Is he thought,
And love is u thing that cannot be bought,
Or had FOR merely tue asking.
Dnt no! believe happier state
OF thugs exists In simpl: Bird-iaod.
and every songsier mas his mate,
And never fais to win her hands
And no fair one il lcf; By Fate
For faithlcss lover to watch aud wait
Through long anu weary years.
wish some famous naturalist,
Who has learned the dialect Of birds.
Would give chapter OIL Love and Marriage
In their own sweet, simple words. ..
It might serve to cnli.hten poor. reasoning man,
And nnybe develop ROne wDndruus plan
Whereby matches conld be made little more even,
and perfect. and true, az they're planned out IN
Heaven.
am sure all old maids, and bachelors too,
Would crown him with blessings ]ife's journey
through,
And mismatetl couples would hail with delight
Some wise little plan for scttins things right.
cuA7EAuoAr LAKE, n. u. II. J. ".
, 1879-02-09

Total tnet) bonded 1ebt .Sl3 u57. OUO
Douds issued In January. 1873. to retire
maturing bonds. =. .......-.....-..... s1onn
l!Dhds Faia and Cancelled durlnE tne year,. 44 500
Number Of warrants drawn during the year.
7...:0. amounting to the sum of.:.-... 7+a6. Osl
The schbo census nf the city, taken in Septem-
Der lust, shows population ut thut time of 4:,G.
I'll, ocins an increase Of To- o70 during the prcyi-
ous two years.
Valuations OF real and personal property in the
city subject 10 taxation. as cnuallzed by the State
Board OF Equalization for 1s1s, s131, oS1, 43,
the City Treasurer, C.. r. Larrabce; ESQ.,. aud OF
the School Agent, Charles G.. Chase. Esq, to-
ge:hcr with list of the School Fund property with
names of lesscs and nrcsent rentals.
, 1879-02-23

There were 140 deaths in the city last week.
Another case OF scarlet fever was reported to
the health authorities yesterday.
All the city Offices except those Of the
Health, Police, and Fire Departments were
closed yesterday.
The Council Committee on Buildings and the
Commissioner Of tile Department OF Eubiic
Works will meet Tuesday morning; to consider
the action OF lie County Board with reference
to the modification Of the City-Rall and County
Building.
The promised views Of supt. Seavey, in re-
gard to Murray's bill for the re-establishment
Of the Police Board were not given YESTERDAY;
in fact, the Superintendent Of Police mas no
views on the subject, or, II nc has, nc is un-
willing to express them. In reply TO alr. Muir
5n cter Of INQUIRY he wf"1e o nm ar
or against its passage have all confidence in
the members OF the General Assembly They
are the representatives Of the people, anu !
believe they will do what they consider 1of the
best interests Of the people,"
, 1879-02-23

d;xoh,rrad oc tbcr wpra under 10 years
ufsena3o II "a,. IL, ' M,Ionnv. fugitive from
n ;as ase' !onP p;ohn;nod maoGes' w.. no bail
10 1he o5th: Edward Hart, larceny
os h,,tce seoo to The 2sth. Justice Summer
field Henry jackson. UNLICENSED pawnbzoker,
Sim. Winnie powcll antl Lizzic Halliean, va
croite s1fa1 Tne. .Iohn Allen. George Wilson,
and Edward O'Brien. 5000 to The Criminal Court
for The BURGLARY of a ham and lard house at the
corner nj Eiphfecnth and Canal streets.
na
Upon information received, L1eu5 Alo51 nna aua
men Yesterday morning arrested olmon 4a,S p,e;
ana william WOODS, Two men !us1 out u ,a,,rIa
Of stru1npets Mt No. o6 Desplaines street.
They had rented a barn at the corner
of Hubbard and Desplaiues streets, and
were keeniur fine team of roau
horses, harness, and a green double-boxed
farmers wagon, with white stripe, spring seat,
and red running gear. The makers aame vas
scratched out, showing that they had come by
the rio dishonestly. It awaits identification at
the Armory. HAYES has served three years in
the Pcptcntiary aud Woods one year. In the
possession OF the latter wero found revolver
and pawn,tieset as e dated Fe'. H. and calling for
Wlll'am SGhoentelt was : tenant s o. faea @ rlenl'
o. no: ~ hay street, pue mas eJecstu !es. naet
Ty Ty m 1egar 80 ,he tof iaca "a n'cocl iast
% 4Saynos m abe
c m 20 n - ii Kin e iand
Men n h ae Glamea 70 ta1 nl az ebt
lolu, lleu., oolee'eH; aSa. t1itl' orua ntEsr
aceaenIy M hiu,sa' at,,.a 'n-oetod aa% ti,o +.nont
Mplus o. an auGry nanu astin1r s,odor ~ tfe ;@nn,
who was eren tllen smarting W!rs under % tne aeno-
m1nlous e]ggtnt. M'uoua WY WI, ~ ~ 1an,n
1ng nc MI rehi oyr s afn t. fron, T 4 fnre
t~lce, euttne ms iase tien1uy afU ~ rnss e u,
ncau 80 .1le cun atu s.s.'S - ~ Star1
upper llp. ine "ounu Has ulesseu ~ ~. :s' 49,
and though o. palnlul natule Is Ill., eupstus h.,
ed daneerous. ocnoenlel1 mas G,ps; snol la
y alter lhe occurrence o5 Wter ftb Strnat
vas lockeo up at tne west 1"entn o'iee'
, 1879-02-23
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.


Dexter Jennings, formerly Of the States
Attorneys office, has become an attacne OF
Marshal Hildrup's office, ami will act as oalll1l
in Judge Drummoud's courtroom.
Washington's Birthday Was honored at the
Governments headquarters by the closing OF
the Sub-Trcasury and the Office Of the Collector
OF Customs for the day, and the closing OF Col
lector Harvey's bureau after noon.
A man bearing the fearful and wonderful
name al Henry schmcltekopf was before Com
missioner Hoyne yesterday charged with selling
liquors in quantities larger than tive gallons, or,
in other words doing wholesale business with
out having wholesae Dealers license, without
having any sign up over his door to Indicate
/: that lie did sell BY the wholesale. As il this
Was not enough OF charge, there was another,
to tile effect that be had failed to make proper
entries on his books. The man with the un-
pardonable name, calling Georec Washington
TO witness, solnnly declared that some one had
humpugred him into selling more than five gal~
Ions at time, and intimated that the some one,
whose name was about as harsh as his own, had
put the JOB up on him with the design OF MAX
Ing geld II out of him, the defendant. The
scheme didn't bring the geld" and hence the
trouble. The Judge listened to the story with
a sigh which indicated that all the George
Washingtons we're dead and buried, and The
stern mandate was, - Continued to the District
Cnnrt 81 INN bajl't
a-,-. ,,oer. orr,,r
Ire Nh"
Mr. =. bchuman, the aranshtsman from tne
Supervising Archltect's olilcc VINO nas oeen
sent here TO ascertain what is necessary @ to com
plete the pans 1or complet.ns tne new GoVein-
lnent building, anti lhclaenta!ls. 10 INQUIRE
INTO Gen' McDo"e1!.s plans Tesarolns .he pro
poSed occupation OF the ouilulhS ~ !Mc Iost,
once, visited 'ne NC" structure iestelday any
had an interview WIN den' HlcOo"ell'
Assistant fostmnster squlSrs, anu a num-
Der ol Fost-Ollce Echt!emen. me De-
partmcnt having put lis olnc'al 1oot
down, SO to speak, on the occunatlon OF an'-
thing put the basement, lle 5ash q ueclu ny
how TO arrange the space 1or fosI-Olnce uses
was somewhat slmp!lhed. a1ter some LAX, q
compromise OF views was cnectcd aha plans
drawn up by Mr. Schuman, Wnlcn ne Will report
to the Supervising Archttects Bureau on MS
return to Washington. 1lle dlsDos't!on OF Tie
space according to the present plan IS about as
follows: Inc Adams, C1ar1, ana JACKSON
street fronts will be etaDart the Post-ott1ce,
the Dearborn street side remaining under the
con:rol Of Gen. Mcdowell. The Railway Mail
Agents will huye the room At the northeast cor-
ner Of the basement, Adams aud Dear
born,-which they T'iil reach oy pass
age-way under The north portIeo
and extending to the area st lhe northwest
corner-Adams aud Clark. at this corner WILL
be The general public stairway, leading IRON
, 1879-02-23


sS3S:,
c. earraxts 10 6racean Frcnds 81 tie family
nsi .on of Anas kunsr 'p"
fs%sSS!f sa53 rom residence IS South raFkaF. at p
arei s. Years. father Of Dr. Norman Bridge, OF this
lfr-windsor County {Vermont) papers please COPY
TuSER-Feb = Of consqmot.on Mrs. , IaSsa l. "a. a.
Fnneia services At er late residence. a'1 Monroe
SSPday TSS ns Il i ns1sfs ss!1ss sisa.s eopy
FRENcH-of consump,ion Fes H. ne,f mnrr5 fli1 inn
OF Fune1a 1n rs suns5 Feb. o'clock by carriage to
"f1SSta - Champaign City. ILL.,, papers please copy.
DoNoHUE-At his residence. <57 Unon.st.. John
Donohue, aged 50 years. ~ m Ho,v Family
thsmce on I2nay IT, a O. The nsc1s x
tss ,is, Family fsnpe'ancs Society arc requested to
Dr. j. w. Webb agea ~ years. formerly Of this city.
Ts%sns OF ens e st xs a q
On Tae.d.y, Feb IS 1t o'clock p. NJ, for nterment.
o. I'D Es1 AaxS u SS' s'
~ Atlanta taa' and Des Ao'ns' a"' papers please
Rosalle j. youngest asa&a:sr ot ~ and
o. t the II nornfne or q The siI asl ssd ii weeks
Funeral from her brothers. residence ~ East IWen-
IT, hrst. St., Monday. the 24th b. cars 70 CalSary
~ New YorK papers p3ease copy.
SMITH-At = O'Clock 4. N. Saturday, Judge E. 5.
Funsrai at the residence Of his sister, 453 West Van
Buren, st., Sunday, Feb. .. at Up. IN.
NORAN-Pcb. -, Mrs. Rose Moran. aged IS yeaTg,
mother Of Michael Moran aud Mrs. Annie Mccarthy.
Funeral take place her late residence Heyyn
Grove, jefferson. Tnesday Feb. Is, ct y octoek a. 1n
Cemetery by carriage Friends are Invited to attend
without further notice.
MAGNEI:-on Saturday. Feb. q, Sarah, wife OF
Robert Magner. aged n years.
Funeral services 10 H. at residence, 191 Dear
borIl-st-
MUGAN-Feb. 49, of congestion Of the lungs, Patrick
c. Mugan. OF Clooniecn, Castle Bar, County Mayo,
ireland.
Was buried Tuesday, the 18th. MAY his soul rest
in peace
, 1879-02-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.
j. B. Power, St. Paul. ID. Kenyon. Buffalo.
W f. S.iaGcr, San Fran. Nv. &. Crowell, phila.
II. G. Furber, n. Y. ID. B. Eimhal1, Salem.
$. II. RYDER Manchester!R. c. Spooncr, Visions n
". $. Johnston, 3t1w. ". F. Potter, E. Saga
PALMER HOUSE.
]. IT, Chandler, Hanco'kA. Hill, st. Louis
]. Robinson, Marshalltn a. Walter Scott, Phila.
j. II. Haskell, San Fran, G. Harrington. Boston.
D. II. Montfort- St. Paul j. f. Boyd, Sioux City.
4. 2. Carpenter, Pnila. IT. Halleck, n. 7.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
Col NJ. Lewis, Boston. |Jas. II. Earle, n T.
J. Einyon, y. 7. II. II. Eates, Boston.
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