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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
zach insertion. Msrkeds
Next Thursday the Illinois legislature
meets in special session.
The cry for bread and boats continues
TO be heard from portions of the flooded
districts.
"A regular convocation Of Cairo Chapter
4 No. II, r. A. NJ. is called for tonight in
special locals.
The firm of II. Elliott & Co. has been
dissolved by mutual consent as will be
seen from special locals this morning
If the Ohio continues to fall here at its
rate Of yesterday, about fonr-tcnths per
day, the sewers can be opened Thursday or
Friday.
Tho Cleveland Garfield monument as
sociation reports 100000 received, Of
which the people Of Cleveland contributed
$4,000. The design is to raise s250,00O
The addition Of $750,0O0 to the Mis-.
sissippi river appropriation is coupled with
proyiso that the gross amount be used tc
improve the river from st. Paul to it,
mouth.
"A number Of men are employed on the
Iron Mountain road between here and
Charleston, repairing the damaged track a,
the water recedes. AS yet Charleston ant
Belmont are still Gu. of from Cairo.
For several days past Chief Myers ha'
been engaged in drying some Of the sack
taken 70 tho Mississippi levee for use whci
The water threatened the levee, but which
N wers not needed. There were about 81,
\ thousand five hundred Of them, all wet, bu
v IRE now A. good as any.
IN ALEX. II. Stephens, ex-vice president 0
n tho Late confedcracy, and for several year
past representative in congress from Geor
X IA, II ~ interview with the post.Appea
~ X Atlanta. the other day, announced hi
purpose not again 70 be a candidate for an
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
The Snow OF Mont Blanc

- NOT WINTER tilan teeth that are daily rub
oed with sozodont, and coral gathered in
ouean nop,'s, cannot surpass the hue of
guu,s lreeu from sponginess by the same
saiu!ary agent. American ladies visiting
foreign lands, excite the admiration of be.
noiuers ana the envy of their transatlantic
sisters, with the surprising excellence Of
!helr leeth. When asked to what they owe
tins charm, they murmer the tslsmapic
word Sozodontl "'S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
POLICE NOTES.
MAGISTRATE commas COURT.

MAGISTRATE CoMIN0's COURT.
Henry Centre, vagrancy, fined fifty dol
lars and cost and given q stay.
p. Martin, disordcry, fined five dollars
and costs. i
r. Henderson, abusive, fined five dollars
and costs.
America Jackson, disorderly, fined five
dollars and costs.
Laura Wright, abuseive, fined five dollars
and costs.
M. Foley, drunk, fined one dollar and
costs,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

A LARGE proportion of children who die
early are those whose brain development ia
unusually large in comparison with
the body. Why is thisi Simply because
the functions of the body are too frail TO
supply the waste going on in the brain con.
seqnent upon active intelligence. Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites "a 90
prepared that it imparts the vital principIe
directly to the brain, while IL assists In d.
velopins vigorous and robust body.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
A. Booths Extra Selects
atA. 4. DeBaun's, 90 Ohio levee

Use THE CAIRO BULLETIN perforated
scra,ch.book, made of calendered jute
MANILA, equally good for ink or pencil. For
sale, in three sizes, at the office. No. and
8. five and ten cents each by the single one,
by the dozen or by the hundred, no varla-
ton in prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

Foh weak lungs, splitting of blood. short
ness OF breath, consumpt on, night sweais
anc al lingering coughs, Dr.. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery" is soverei On
remedy. Superior to cod liver oil Rv
druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
Masonic Notice.

A regular conyocation of Cairo Chapter
No. II, r. A. M. will be held in Masonic
hall this (Tuesday) evening, March 2lst,
at ~ o'clock sharp.
JAS. s. REARpEN, Sec'y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

No,,eea IN this column, eight cents per line for
erst md Ave cents per line each subsequent ihsor
zion. For one week 30 cents per line. For one
month, 90 cents per line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manuiac-
ured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
flee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21
Taxes! Taxes!

Parties owing staxes can pay without
cost until April lst, when / am compelled
by law to advertise property for taxes.
Yours,
JOHN nopaEs, Sheriff.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

A TRIPLE source Of Happiness "a good
business contonted mind aud q pol'!c oI
DR.. bulls Cough Syrup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBauns, SO Ohio levee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

Extra Select Oysters
at A. \. DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
zach insertion. Markets.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-21

For reasons satisfactory to himself, Mr..
Julius Serbian, who had charge Of the
work on the Mississippi levee, resigned the
position last Saturday night. The chief
reason for this action on his part was prob.
ably that some dissatisfaction was express.
ed at some Of the men in his employ. The
work done under his supervision was well
done and met fully the appreciation Of the
committee which would, for this reason,
have liked to retain him. The instructions
of the street committee, through It's chair
man, Mr.. Blake, are wise and should be
carried out; but inasmuch rs they
contemplate the employment Of
rs many different needy people 10 the city
as possible, some have taken it into their
heads that the man who has charge Of the
work out there, and the street committee,
are authorized to give employment to al
who may apply, just 30 they be citizens of
Cairo and in need of work. This IL mis-.
take. Only certain number of men and
teams can DO employed in accordance with
Mr.. Blake's, or the street committees, in.
structions. The sooner this fact becomes
impressed upon the minds Of people ID
general tho sooner will all dissatisfaction
cease Since yesterday morning Mr..
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Br{tiUJ0re cutie nurtet.
MONDAY. JUNO II. 1872

MONDAY, juno -, 1892.
stHe are cold ST ihese 6gl-es live weight.
uogS are cold net weight to-, IA 20 per
cont lsvHerAiiyj oil frcE live weight Sheep
e'e soid sross. ;h4i - i've weight, or noih.
tag %
BsSS CATTLs. TIE Io.t%et to-ity h4s bees
quite slo-, Continuing ger aud ciosirK isfer
ialn fJr several weeks. T. ices generally ware
10 g. lower than lost ~erk except tor extreme
tops. HEicn were s1pc5iJr o. the best ~ last
week olerinss, nnd ~ ;5esc There wts it,e
or 10 decline. ; h. offerings we're in excess ~
the GcmSid ecl over ~. head werc lc-t over
9n7o'd We quote nj 25G,.i5 90 Vi.h uus,
shies ranging from - TO >, per ipJ lie.
MltcH Cows. -Irids Is ioIr Tor good Cows
gu"t=iiGns 3p&Gt5 per bead
Prcas OF Beer Cr;ile ranged ne follows Best
3 % % IS G24 that generally rNted frs,
qniiity - (ss ~ 60 meGilla Or goui fair
qualify 4 30 e, - ~, ordinary ,hio Sicers
! oxen and Cogs % C9 a. % Extreme
rage u prices q Ca - 62i Most ui tue
s,ies Hsre tom uO "a, 81 o. per 100 lbs
| lhe cattle received we're 55l from from "a A.,
oai rom Chic. 2JJ from VI - from ". VI.
! % from York, md o. head irsm feVo -- total
receipts fo1 the wcvE |4J head against l2C1 asi
/ week, and $50 hCr3 snIua Uuir jasi yesr " t,e
/ offerings TO head ssrs taken by Baltimore
| OnIch-ra I 70 cold % country dc.icls. aud %
/ 10 Eastern spectators. Total sai-s fcr me
| seek s91 head sgainsl si5 .ast 9eck, and itI!
! head same time last yssr
! SWISS. The rCcsipi5 show IA increase of
| nearly 90J bead over last week si,b 90 ini.
! pro7cinoni IN the quality, bu; the reverss -
81 the dealers report failing Oh ir ihsi Iee crt
| The supply 2 luiiy e4Iu 20 n very moderate
| demand, aud prices considering qJelity, are
! without chsugc. We quote ~ l0,all reats
| Per lb. ne', hih o ieT extra q shade nigh. u.
! Receipts this wceE f5i1 heal AGAINST 37sl las,
week, sni g, % head same lime last year
5nzEP MI Lsgl5 There vas "a Lcsv~ inc
! crease 10 ihe nuiob.r ~ th, receipts over last
Nosk, and most OF the .i-rugI we're yr q com
u0a order TIE sui piy was .Gu.h ig excess O.
| The demand which was qi.te slow and msr y
! ~ tn receipts vii. have 90 o. fpshippeI Ease.
We qrofc Sueep ~ 2{s,5i cent? aai Laults
80 5000 coaia per 10 gsOss, very lev 90 Us
ltlcf pace l'scsi 30 tots week 1919 head 4.
V"inst 5s g last week, and =! t5s head ssme
,i,uc LAST year ...Str
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4 Zine hand Sewing Machine Tor
DEATHS

J In Hco5eHe,a. az he residence OF his
| father. Robert d SieSraid. Esq., on the
18th inst. OF Consumption, fIr. Dawn
/ III SuEenAao. The deceased Was A
youn; uan of considerable promise. cor.
( rect AMI upright 10 his word and -cr.s.
en- I s. the time oc his .iaxth was Sane =
intendcnt of Public Schools of Hardy
comfy. His las. hours wero cheersd
by tho christians hope. Iii. remains
rest in the Cemetery in The yieiaiiy OF
That place.
~ her residence On North River. OF
the 18th inst. AFTER iogesiag itIne s.,
Mrs. MARY kiDwELr.. AGED 81 vcars.
Sho was the daughter OF Evan Hiett, n
preacher in the Society OF Ecien5s, one
of the early residents or Ha,npshire
Mrs. X. was consistent member Of the
Christian Church. y.
AZ his home in Sh lby county. Mis-
sanri, on the 9Th inst, of ,iropsv. Mr..
GEoRGE IloRN, formerly o! this county.
aged about IS years.
Two miles cast OF Hanging Rock esp,
Ia this county, AZ Tho residence OF Eran
Gle VI. McAboy. on tho 18th inst, OF
Pneumonia. Mrs. DENileR NcADGY, a
ged y years. / month and II days
Mrs. NJ. Was a member ef the Methodist
Episcopal Church foT upwards OF 80
years, during which tiine through al her
difficulties, troubles snd trials, she lige&
life devoted TO the Saviour. Sac va.
y good kind. 'du;Ifnl vito aud mother.
ever ready AMI willing 20 do her part.
She leaves bereaSed husband sn,l fse
sons anl numorou, relatives ani friends
to NOUN hez loss but their loss Is her
eternal gain. Sho bore her suffering ps.
tiently, and during her illness abe was
calm and submissive 10 the will OF onr
Saviour Her last words were, she was
going TO jesus her last hours wefo her
best hours -shc has gone to That spirit
land from whence no. traveller ever re-
turns.
'Jesna en- make e iyIng bed fee ,oft az aowry
pi.lG IS ass
While on his breast ee leaa Gus heads sad
breathe our .iVrs Gu, sVeeuy there.
Clarke papers riesss cops. T. 5 "
Miss ELLA only daughter OF ar john
Lake. formerly residing near Frankfort.
lied OF consumption 81 t,er fathers res.
ilencO. near Newark. OHIO. Oh the 18Th
Instant.
At hey residence in Hardy county, on
The i2th inst, Mrs. ETRADsfH BAKar
wife III Mr.. 3. T. Baker, agci SO yesrs.
Al hil reSdanca IN Mnofehoid. or the
| lt,I iust., MIR. j AsaENP;:Lraa eyed p.
boat "a years
a; MS resi'lnnpe IL r.cl;avaY oAunty
Ohio. on the 9th inst. after pro,r.ctci
lilo ;ss, a, L. rERRThL, I9sq TIE d.
ceased was horn IN Hardy CnnntY, Jan
usry -, 1907. completing h's 75;h year
Ia January last. IFS went 20 OHIO,
with his pa-entS, Nathan aud Cnis,eua
ferr.l, in 1916.
IN Cumberland, on Sa'rt.lay last. Col.
THoNAs JonNs. sgei 70 years His
death was caused py hesri disensc and
paralysis
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LITTLE CAroS. tiANP. Co.. june =.
MR. HAnPEn:-On MONDAY, the 9Th
inst. t3is community was thrown into a
state Of excitement and distress By the
accidental death of one Of tho most re-
specied and promincnt citizens. Lieut..
LUTHER GINNcvAS. gentleman well
known throughout. thu State. Li.u..
GiNSsyAN Was life long resident OF
This county. and during the war served
In the Confederate Army where ae was
distinguished FOR all those qualities OF
mind an heart which 20 TO make up a
successful anil beloved officer. The
commsnI OF his company deyolvod up.
on him during the las, and severosl
campaigns. owing to the captivity OF his
younger brother and Captain, MATTHIAS
GiNSEvAN. who MAS wounded aud tn.
ken prisoner near Gettysburg. Pennsyi-
wanna. He proved fully equal to the
task, and led calamity one Of tho best
companies which ever left the county To
battle for the Lost Cause" I.;cut
GiSvEvAs mas "a years OF age. having
been bora in April. 1903, n man of won
derfui constitute N. which had never
been impaired by the vicos which pre-.
matarely destroy so many Of the mel OF
The present nay. lie was temperate in
all things. Lieut.. c.. was RETURNING
from mill, driving pair Of young hor-
ses, 1t is supposed they took fright. anu
In running off he was thrown from the
wagon. his hoad striking small stone
In tho roat:, fractured the skull and pro-
duced instantaneous death fie was bu
tied at Branch Mountain Cemetery. hy
the side OF bis wife and three children
who bad precede him. OF chs 7lh inst.
Tho funeral wss largely attended by tbs
friends and former comrades. Thus
suddenly. and yet at a ripe Old ago. has
neen taken from cur midst, one who ia
every department OF lilo Ta, worth,
example. Patriotic, b:avo as Il soldier,
ooedient SIS a son, sifectiouate rs o. bro
Their. gentle ant loving as parent, u
sooi and true citizen, christian cen
tleman. prouiaeBt in cvory good word
ard work. he leaves three children, oil
grown. one of them resident OF this
county, emo living in Maryland. and one
IN O1io-a.l were presen. at lis funsral.
p
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NiHinery Goods !!

TIME uud.rsigasi he's recently returned from
the Hast and has opened az the new building
opposite the Court house, sp!eudia selection Of
Millinery Goods.
HATS, Trimmed ana Untrimmea;
Al kinds OF Trimming for uats;
AL - {" White Goods,
Slch as Wash Nets, illusions. &C.. Also
YELYErs, pLUMES,
and a general variety of Artificial Flow
ers. Nice hooks. Sc.
IN addition. have received ice lot ~
Candies, Nuts, Toys, snd var.ous rticies both
useful and ornamental.
II you want bargains, call early NJ the New
T.lne building opposite the Cour,-hnuse.
LOUISA HOUSER.
Romney, Jure . issl
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Parties dcsi;ing Cooking Stoves
vii! find just what they need at on
establishment and AZ extremely mod,
crate prices. Riverside. Arlington
Olive Branch &c. all frst-cius. Stoves
Respectfully.
GtLkESONS * FUGU.
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Congressional caaea.s ia tbs D,.teie,.

MR. uAErEn After reading The ms.
ny and varied expressions OF opinions
on TINS subject, 10y your contemporaries
In Inherent parts OF the district, / eau,
he'p asking room for line To express
my own and mY ncighbors' views upon
The subject. And in the first place, |
with my ncighbors, mus, express our
entire disgust with oil this talk abou.
alternating between the two difieren,
ends OF our district. in the selections OF
Congressman or officers Of any kind.
What aas the residence OF maa to do
With his qualifications for office In
tho next place, l am equally disguSted
win all tina talk about cusfo3s or r,ile.
oy which the people are bound to return
man TO an office simply because they
nave honored him once No, the true.
aud only proper plan to ATOP: always is
to ue sure We have selected the man Who
has shown himself the most able. zeal.
Gus, patriotic. and truatxortny, withou,
the least regard to whether i.e lives on
tie easter: Or western side OF the Ale
ghany mountains, or whether be has
been IN Congress once, twice, thrice, o.
has never been there Ut all. Let every
one csk himself, WHO is the best msn
and when Inc has answered thst question
TO his osn satisfaction, let him give his
choice h;s hearticst support. SO far we
agree with the western correspondent OF
the Msrtins5urg StateSMsun OF Juno 18th.
bat cannot agieo With him in the pro
prie,y OF adding Hon. G j. Faulkner
10 the list OF candidates; not that do
10, believe Mr.. Faulkner would make a
good Congressman. but because We don't
want TO see Mr.. Faulkner's chances 70.
election 10 the.U. $. Senate SO ms:eri-
ally diminished as they necessarily
wouid be by q race for Congress. And
furthermore, after looking carefully into
tic question. and taking everything into
mature consideration. 1 cannot avoid
tho conviction that Hon. Daniel 3. Ia.
cas- OF Jefferson county is the cerl best
man in the district whom the vv.cr.
could send 10 Washington to repras.n
them Ia the torty-eig til Congress
aid therefore say. b. l. meas, los
send him. Yours, truly.
4 HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRAT.
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Democratic County Convention

Convenilon OF the Democrats of Hampshire
County Is hereby called 10 meet o, Slanesville.
Hampshire Co, w. Va, on Satu tday. July !,
1852, nj o'clock, r. VI, for the purpos 90 Sc
iec'ing delegates 20 represent Hampshire ccnuiy
IN The next Congressional Cons n;.ou, n, what
ever time aud place the Democratic Congrss.
ional Executive COMMITTEE for the 2ud Cog
gitss;onal District OF ". VA hall determine
upon Tor holding said Congressional Convex
non By Older Of tbs Democratic Executive
Committee OF Hampshire County.
JOHN w. MARSHALL,
June -, 1854. tssitmsn
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The veteran editor OF Tie Martins,
burg Statesman, bro. Eichelbcrger
has prolited in wisdom, at least, dur.
inS his newspaper career, and knows
Just what he IS talking about when lac
save:
Newspapers are COOL things to
Rave about q town 10 putt everything
and everybody. TO give notices OF
every entertainment, church fair or
supper, benefit, get NJ, etc Tn Pun
merchants. lawyers and doctors, clerks
ana clergy. and the greatness OF the
town people. To induce Immigration
and capital - How into thc town and
country. 70 bring trade Ia lhe place
from far and near and encourage
everybody and every enterprise
on general principles. Newspapers
are good thing TO have in IL county
to !aud asp!rarts to office, and make
great men out OF very small material!
10 hight the battles Of The people or
Nil occasions aud against all odds.
and do hundreds OF dollars worth O.
hard work annually for The Iubiic
good. ~ gratuity FOR tae priv.lere
o! living IN the county and breath
ing The pure air al heaven on d com.
mon level with other beasts OF bar
thCn. "
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Have 10 fear 81 any OF these Diseases
II ycu use Hop Bi,ters, as they will pre-.
vent mi cure the worst cases, eveo
when YOU have been made worse by
some grcn' 9oficd up Pretended curcs
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R1MNhY MARKET.
HEAIsitII:l1.

On the 9th inst. in Franklin. Pen
dleton county, at the residence Of tho
bride, Nv tie Rev Lake Il, Mark woud.
Mr. WILMtY J. WtLsoN - Miss Lutte
MARSHALL. bOtI O. tnli place.
On the 1911 uit, az she res loncc OF
toe rridcs father, near High View. by
Rev J ~. Barney. NJ. JANIS 70. JOuN.
'o% TO Miss liNsniE i IAuGlcg. an of
This r.-.f
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A@hl.cS Stu Ail sufferers IRON neural .
gia, hysteria, ans. kindred complaints,
will find without rival Browns Iron
Bittors.
Mr.. BEST, the head of tie syndi-
cate that recently purchase the
Washington ard Western Rliii Dad
says the ROAD will certainly be extern
dcd TO Winchester III rs short - time
as possible.
1t IS stated that August 18th has been
fixed as the time for holding camp meo.-
lnS a. the .alkire grounds, near keyser.
Some oil our farmers WI. begin mar
vestipg their wheat durin. next week.
PERsoNALs.-Mrs. PHI. GuKesox
and sister, Miss EsKaIDGE, or Slauntop.
Va, who have boon visiting Mrs Ca
ret Parsons LETT on tuesday morning
las..
Messrs. r. w GILKEsoN aud son, II.
y. GILKssoN, left here on Tuesday for
Batm r. Miss l. VI. REE:l. tcache-
in the Deaf, Dumb & Blind institution,
left on the same day for Bound Brock
New Jersey, to visit Lcr sister, Ms
George LaMontr.
Miss GI.KEso% of Stanton, 81; <.
Mary Eei-kelrs guest, is row visiting
'7iond' and relatives in IIaT Y county.
Mr.. and Mira Parsons Of Pcndl,ton
county, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Edward Ru1soil in this place.
itof II. II JoHNsoN left our town on
Saturday last Tor his snnual su,at.cr
trip to Virginia. We learn he Vii 40.
return alone.
HIS H"uor, Judge j d. hu,IsTRoNG
returned on Yesterday evening, hav-
in finished his Spring rounl OF courts
in Tic d flor Mt counties OF lis District
Rev. George W. WHITE Of Moore.
| fell will TO here this week TO assist onr
Pest r, Hy. GLoEGH W. FINLEY at his
coming communion services.
I|cv. G@oNoE ". FINLEY ana son.
returned this week from attend ~ tn.
commencement exoic:scs OF lamp Ell
sidney College.
Ir, q L. PowSALf, stuleut fror
ibis county, AZ tho Normal sch ,ol a,
FliTmoat, has Return, d. we'll satisfied.
Que tricni, Mr. G. J. GJsoEN. editor
OF the Pieimont O,se, Ger, spent severa
days ia Petersburg, Grant county. las,
week
Mr.. jEuRGs W. ArSoLD and wife. oil
South Branch, this county, were visit.
ing relatives in this place siLce our
last number.
Col. WIZ Perry. whose illness VIC
noted in oui last nun.ber, wo are glad
TO say, is convalescing rapidly.
DR. j.. i. WILsoN. Dentist. Of Cum.
bertrand, has hscn in orr town. ard gave
great satisfaction to tho patients who
Gale upon him for service in BIS pfo-
! fe.sion
WN. c CLAYroS, Esq Of Koyser.
has purchased the fne Jhruston prop-
! orty ON Decatur strco'. for TIE su.n OF
I Fsft'f'f. iAt VII TN tFV TO thi@ rtfG
and sill pract'co law before the Cum
borland bar CmiJsrimi Times.
Our fionG Clayton must have hcep
very successful in bis profession since
DO left here. Dot, VIII knows Ei, osn
| business
Nssier MARSHALL Wgr-E, son OIL
Col. Robert While OF Wheeling. q. via.
ting relations and friends in this place
Mrs. Many Blur. wife OF Michae
Blue, 4 q maize brief visit in our
iOwn this week.
Pro. CmpEsTEa. Of the Deaf Dumb
and Blind Institution OF this place, pre-
scnted US with q dish OF luscious straw.
terries few days ago ho las out
thauks. Call and sec us VI. {. Wien
e