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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-03

mef ocfnY In some dull tint and the other In
bright colors- Then there are MORE stripes of
one color Alternating with streaked checked or
shot stripes, both In silk and wooden fabrics
NEVER were the self-colored tissues 90 fine
and variousiy tinted. Those for spring in CASH
mere. muslin delaine and cloths are heavier
than the lmpOrtations for summer. but the
medium, as well as the light weight all wooden
goods, come In over one hundred hues and
tones, embracing dark, rich plain colors. neu-
trai shades and delicate tints. Nuns yelling,
grapes ana siiken tissues are now used for even
ing toilets and In summer Will form comblna-
fions in costumes tor day wear
GENOA NELvErEES In dark ruby, deep wood
green or seal brown makes very serviceable aud
stylish spring suits for Children, the most effect
I've Costumes being those having Killed skirts
with panels lined and p:ped with gay piaided
surah- The tiny babe. coat opens over an inner
waistcoat of the su-ah, AID the outside jacket is
trimmed with very narrow bands of fur with
Glensarry cap to match. These suits can be
comfortably worn urtil Jure.
TEE RAGE for embroidery has not at all d.
niinissed. On the contrary, not only are cash
mercs. nuns veilings and cTepes for spring thus
Decorated, but there are robes OF satincs. zephyr
ana o,aer cotton fabrics embroidered In the new
ana exquisite designs Not only are the plain
1000, thus finished, but the embroidered dress
PastSEhS are shown In figured and Powered
satioes. me plaided zephyrs and in Q very sheer
matefia; In irregular stripes and parti-colercd
ohecXs
The Young Ladies' .Io'vnal SAYS that he
ski-ts o: spring costumes ara made short and
scant, bat with good deal Of drapery arranged
over thera In some skirts the drapery Is allowed
70 Ais dlagonaly from the left hip. where II is
raised very high, the full upward folds reaching
Down to the trimming on the edge of the skirt
The bustle which is now WORE renders Il necas.
sary TO have more fnllncss In the upper mart Of
skirt With the skirts the bodces are In
DasQrcs. pointed cossaees, and often IN so,,e
one Of the late fancy styles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
ADDITIONAL +

The Liverpool cable dispatch TO the
Cotton Exchange to : day reports the
weekly cotton receipts at 2l,5OO bales,
against 300 same time last year. Total
since September lst $500 bales, against
6,5OO9 American 20, 200, against 2OOO
Past weeks sales, 10000 bales against
5000 Total stock, $4,000 bales, against
$4,000 American 5l1,O0O bales, against
237,0O0 Stock aaoat 10000 bales, against
1000 American 1900 bales, against
5000. The vis%iblesupply l,652,0S0 bales,
increase Of 96s 9S7 over last year and de
crease Of l9,68l as compared wife the yea
before at the same time.
LIVERPOOL, September II, 400 pm
Cotton steady. Uplands, 6Ad; orloana
5Ed. Sales to-day, l2UO0 bales Roceipts
also bales; American, 1850. Futures are
quiet Manchester is firm with but little
doing,
NEw YoRK. September Il, 1902 PM
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, Tl3-l6c; gooa
ordinary, . Lies low middling, 9Kc
middling, lOAc; good middling, l0Ne
middling fair, ll4c fair, l2lsc. Future
are barely steady al / 10 4 pOinD below
yesterday closing prices.
NEW ORLEASs,S eptomber a. ll.80Am.
Cotton arm AZ re higher. Middline
lOic. Sales to-day,S 800 bales. Recoipts To-
day, At Galveston, 2i2 bales against 1854
sameday last year a. New Orleans 1851,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
PERSONAL,
The wife Of Mr.. P. NJ. Winters is
reported to be quito Ill.

The wife Of Mr.. P. NJ. Winters is
reported to be quito Ill.
Kalsemining, wall tinting and whit
eniug by A. Mcneil, 25l Third st. 80
The Famous trolls, fishing tackle
and gun goods at r. Kuplerschmldl's,
200 Main street. l45t
Mr.. Thomas Boyle, ST., and his
daughter Miss Parmylla Boyle, are 1t
Hot Springs, having left here two days
ago.
Mr.. G. Renoult, finest cutter 10 the
State, is with the Southern Shirt
Factory, corner Main and Monroe
streets. l2t
F. A. Tyler, jr., formerly of this city
but now a resident Of Gainesville,
Tex, is circulating amOng his old
friends.
Mrs. j. B. Aldrich and little
daughter Manic, Of Pontotoc street,
passed the summer at Louisville and
have returned.
Gov. j. L. Alcorn, Mississippi; r.
A. Tyler GAINESVILLE, Texas, aud Col.
w. A. Percy and family, Greenville,
Miss, are at the Peabody Hotel.
Mrs. Parmelia Coe, Of Shelby street,
TTThss spent the summer at Waukesha
and in Chicago. and visited various
other places Of interest in the North.
west, is home again.
Mrs. John 7. Willins and troop Of
handsome children returned from Bon
Aqua Springs yesterday. Captain
Willins came back some days ago, all
in fine health and spirits.
Colonel Thomas Neal,of D%yorsburg,
is in the city on a visit. The oitener
the Colonel comes the better he is
liked. The Colonel and his wife have
been up to the Louisville Exposition
for several days past.
The circus will be here op the Goth,
and the irrepressible small boy is jub
liant at the prospect Of the coming
fun. Men, however, take more inter-
est in the fine drinks c~oncocted at the
Walnut Palace saloon, 81 Beal.
Mrs. Lulu CLARK and sons Eddie, Of
Shelby street have returned from q
delightful summer sojourn at Wau.
kesha, Wisconsin, and in Canada.
They also visited Niagara Falls, New
York City and other places Of inter-
est.
Mrs, W, A. Wheatley has returned
after an absence Of some months, d.
vided between the fashionable Grab
Orchard Springs Of kentucky, and
Iuka Springs nearer home, where SO
many Memphis people found it pleas
ant to spend the summer.
Vicksburg Evening Herald, 10:
Colonel j. A. Harpham, representing
the Memphis underwriters, arrived
from that city this morning, and goe.
up on the steamer Issaquena this
evening to the sunken store barge,
which was in tow OF the tug Billy
Kilby, bound for New Orleans.
j. B. Nesmith left this morning fol
st. Louis. w. A Ramsay left thi,
morning for Columbus, Ky. Mrs
John r. Rhodes left for Paduech thi,
morning. Mrs G. B. Tyler left thi.
morning for Greensboro, Ky. DR.
Durham and wife left this morning OF
a lecturing tour at principal stations
on the line Of the @. and o. r. r., and
all the parties named took the same
route.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.


Fresh oysters, at Signaigo's.
Reel6oos perch at Signaigo's.
Buy school books at Williams.
See advertisement pony for sale"
Ask for Ko.Ko Tulu. For sale
everywhere.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Two hundred and seventeen arrivals
at four hotels in this city yesterday.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades Of II. Wright's, 800 Main.
Golden Crown, finest patent flour on
earth, H.25 per Dbl, 8, l.. Moore &
Go.
There are now about 800 men ems
ployed at the government works 10
Plum Point reach, ninety miles above
here.
VIM, H.. Taylor was sworn in to day
as a grand juror in the Criminal
Court,
A largo conoourse OF friends at.
ended the funeral Of the late General
Humes.
The Directory Of the Merchants
Exchange meet this afternoon at 4
| o'clock.
New firm, Albert Seessol and Chas.
Wurtzturger, will open their stores
shortly.
South Memphis Lodge Il. and AN.
will meet tonight for the dispatch Of
business.
Fresh oysters, Mackinaw trout, red
nappors and Reelioot Lake perch ut
Signaigo's.
A marriage license was issued 10
day forenoon 10 A. o. Ghorman and
Miss Bette Howard.
Leave orders at Soossels market,
23l Main, for choice eatablos such 40
fish, fresh meats, cte.
True cconomy-"tho bost is the
cheapest" save money by buying the
JUL nhNNo ~ NulihNN y
d. Oanale & Co., have just received
the FIRST car load Of 6nc, large Aspin-
wall bananas Of the season.
Henry Wright fell a victim to the
four mile law IN the Criminal Court
yesterday and was fined 900.
A sure thing Tor chills,,
Try il and be convinced,
BAttier's chill tonic, b6 Main street
The three year old son Of ColonelW.
7, Dunavapt was buried from tho
family residence, near ellis Station,
this forenoon.
Tho Referees Court, recently sitting
al jackson, will try the Shelby county
docket in this city, il is reported, COM.
monoing about the drstof next month.
The visible supply Of grain sss;ss,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
Now an Undisputed Fsctl
Now an Undisputed Fsctl
KO-KO TULU
Chewing Gum
is unequaled for
Purity, Cleanliness and
Fragrance.

From 59' to So yesterday and Gss
at six this morning.
Thunder and rain storms prevailed
up around Omaha and Leavenworth,
Kansas, and North Platte, Nebraska,
this morning, 1t was To- cooler up in
the Kansas country this morning than
It was here.
Rains near the gulf coast are prom
ised to day, also up in the Missouri
valley but none hereabouts. The
breezes, however, promise 10 shift to
the west aud north aud become de-
eidealy cooler.
Local rains arc promised us here
by tomorrow, according to the noon
weather kilograms from Washington,
aud showers are likely to scatter
themselves over many localities during
the next p hours.
The equinoctial storm period is close
ahead and some predict eopious rains
in less than a week. Not a drop Of
moisture fell within a hundred miles
Of here yesterday, last night or to day,
and none is likely 10 fall for the next
tw~enty-four hours, though . cooler
temperature is predicted for to.mors
row.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
B. F. GRAVELY'S
LIST Quality Two>year Old Tobacco at
SOL C0LEMAN'S
CIGAR PALACE,
~FAsHIONABLG CLOTHING
ArnatlcnIIY Manufactured.

Mr., Wade, the we'll known tailor.
has received a full line Of samples and
patterns suitable for fall aud winter
wear. His prices will bear favorable
comparison with those who handle
similar goods. His store is at No. 10
West Court street. 10 the basement,
where be will be pleased to receive the
orders OF his old friends aud the pub.
lie generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
PROFITABLE TRIP.
While visiting Louisville and
Cincinnati Captain O'uaver
Finds Two Fugitives From Jus.
tice and Hauls Them In.

Captain 0'Haver, Of the police do
parlment,% returned this morning from
Cincinnati aud Louisville, where he
net only had a good time, but gathered
10 q couple Of fugitives from justice
wanted in Memphis. At Louisville
he spied Jesse Wagner, charged with
robbing bis room mate here some time
ago. Jesse got out Of the Jug on bail
but jumped his bond and aed to the
city Of gaiety aud music. At Cincin
natl a young eolored girl named Rosa
Redmln, charged with stealing a lot
Of silverwaro aud other valuables
from the residence Of Mrs. Reddick,
on Vance street. was spotted by the
Captain aud brought down.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
Criminal Court.

In the case Of Samuel Lowe.charged
with assault aud battery, imprison-
ment was suspended.
The fines imposed upon Messrs,
Murray & Ridgely, for over
looking their merchants lic,nee, were
RENTED.
Joe Miller's case Of assault and bat.
terry was reset for the l9th.
The cases OF Jim James, larceny
and receiving STOLEN goods, and Shell
by Morton, assault aud battery with
attempt at murder, we're continued
until the next term.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
Let Him on Cheap.

Let HIN OF lineup.
A colOred man named Samuel Lowe,
convicted Of assaultand battery before
Judge Horrigan some time ago, wasre
leased by Judge Greer this forenoon on
payment Of costs, upon application Of
his counsel, Mr.. Thomas Boyle, jr.
The advocate plead his cause with
marked eloquenoe, and succeeded in
yisibly touching the tender sensibili.
ties Of the Judge, therefore be was
induced to remit the fine set against
Lowe, and as before mentioned, upon
payment OF costs be told the man to 20
to his field and attend to the work Of
saving his crop.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
FINEST
Line Of Gents Furnishing in the
city at
FALK & FRIEDLANDER,
Cor. Main and Monroe. I

II you want a policy on your life in,
sure in the Manhattan at Wellford's
agency. lot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14

New Southern shirt Factory
are now ready for business.
Leave yOur Orders.
Falk a FriedIander,
Corner Main ana Monroe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14

Henry LuehrmRnn's Terrace
Garden.
First shell Oysters this season.
New York, Shrewsbury and
Counts. s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
TO THE LOVERS OF ARE.
MOysIOn's New and Elegant Gal
lery

Is now ready for business with all the
modern improvements known 10 the
art Of photography. Mr.. Botsai, his
operator, has just arrived, and is from
one Of the most celebrated galleries
Of New York, and will show Memphis
people that fine photographs can be
produced here as well as elsewhere
Moyston invites the public to call and
examine the new studio, complete in
every respect, and the elegant apart,
ments at his old number, 2l9 Main, in
B. LOweustein's new building, 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
-sTRAYEp.

NJ Wednesday night, September 18th, one
htkh, about ~ years old aud unfhod. WIli
pay suitable reward for her delivery 10 me-
On college avenue, noar State Female al.
lcEo. 1917 JOSH WlLLIANs. eSies.d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14
JOHN WALSH, ~UNDRRTAKEH
al second Htreaf.
CIearingh0ase Report.
Henry Luehrmann's Terrace
Garden

FiFn. shell Oysters this season,
New ork, Shrewsbury and
COuntii I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14

2k k6WARp-For a milk Sow, rtr.yed
0O ON my residence on BonlovarI LAT
Monday dark hrindle. One points and In
good condition. O. FRANCE, qi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14

| STAYEMAKERS-At Rector. Ark, on line
- Of 81. Ia. IT. r. H.. Steady employment
from September lst To. May lst. Prompt pay
Tor, Arb. lh0l7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-14

en- RRWARD-A bay marc mule. sway
Qlu back, DARK less, white spot on aanE, 4
Little gray on forehead, tongue hanFa out on
q mouth sensrally, viii pay ten dol-
pn GEORGE u. FLEEoE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
UhuRChEs.

rARu BAPTIST. --Corncr reath aao Fop's
| streets; preaching fret and tara olhdhye ~
an mnutb, ia n and 1870 ,. m prsyeta mes
INC rnursdAy, I; SOP. u. Sunday scno9i' s.sv a.'
INK Rev. A, j. uEss Pastor
,,HUBCH or THE REDEEahKNkFisc2p
[ Foqrtssnth street; sunday Tnp m, nu5
F1chari,i: q;SO - m, sunday school y w a M :
MoruIng PRAYERS 500 P. M, Evening ttsJo''
= navenport, 9 r, Il. hectJi
,DtnsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST Gnu CA.-
I pyesching III 900 a. H., Sp m. and 10y y ~
ahba,b scnool st - ?. N Rev T. d. sn"io''
Pc Tor
+, rtnERAN .'Thirtssntb street.; servses ssp
1 beth 80 a. IN Sunday school? Up m hsN'
Kuapps. pGatH
,.ETHoDlsT--Co Bight and walnut suee '. .
vi Preaching Sabbath ii:O a: m sno ~ y, ~
sunday seaonl At 400 p. IN. Rev j. ~ ecs'''"'
ssOr
,Nsr sgYTERlhN -kightb street: presenlhg on
.ahbsth Al 100 a. N. and 7;5O p. M P rstsi
-'.r1Inp Wednesday 81 739 p. M sunday oeps"'
.,gv N. Rev p. Y. George, pastor
.,T tosKPu s. Roman CatholieI Corner odo
nd Walnut streets; services eaobatn Iv.pa n
N Sunday school 81 up. IN. Vespere p IA. SGT
nee, every dag at a. m. Rev. o'hara' fre'l
CT. PATRICK S. Roman CA,boliel Corner Ninih
,,rest and Washington avenue; services SOP
osth and 10 a. N. Vespers y H. sdnesy senoO'
40. On. services every dsy at ss.m. fsS' hsh'o''o"
priest.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
Notice to Tax-paYers.

will be the fol owing name pla es for the ur
pore Of collecting the reyonu Q OF Ale1anu Conn.
y, aua State Of III nos for the year AID 1884, when
hope TO meet al Taxpayers, ready 10 pay the r
taxes, aud all those no able 10 pry all their taxes
will bear IN m nd that want ths per.onsl taxes
patdat once and real eatate al-o II possible:
Precinct, on Monday, January 29th, A D. 1883.
AT the store house OF J NJ Bowlcs IN the
town Of Hodge, Park, In Uhity Precinct, on Tues.
day, January goth, A. d. nsI LA.
At the etofe h use OF Henry HnusA.G In the
iowa Of SAT dusky, SandusEy Precinct, on wed.
ue.day January 1st. A; D. 800
At the store house Of Marshall Aagusteen In the
town Of Elco. IN Hlco Precinct on thursday,
February lat, A. d. 1889.
At tho residence OF n Hunssker, In Lake Mill.
gan Precinct, on Monday, February Nth, AID 10 3.
At the stere house OF Y. d, Anterior, In Gouse
Island Pee net, n Tuesday Feb 9Th, A. d 1883.
At the -tore house of A II Iceland in town OF
Santa Fee, IN Santa Fea Precinct Oh Wednesday,
At the store house OF Gibbs 8 Bsrkhouser in tho
town of Thebes, In Thabes Precinct on Tim tedsy,
February 6lh, A ID 1888 t-
At the VI re house Of Jssner Culley CO., 10
Clear Crock Precinct, on Friday February 9th /,
A D. 1888.
AT the store house OF James Soblts, in East
Cape Guardian Precinct. Oh Saturday, Februsrv
10th. A. d. 1888,
A the store house Z Peter Sane. IN First Cairo
ProC'ut, on Monday, February 18th, A. p 1888.
at the Office OF NJ, j Howlsy, 10 Second Cairo
Precinc', on Tuesday, February 18th, A, y, lM
Al the store house Of 'strick Fitzgerald, In Third
G iro pree,tct, on Wednesday, February itth, AID.
1873,
Al the store hou.s OF q. r. ort, In Fifth Cairo
Precinct, on Tt ur.day, February 18TH, A. D. 1881.
At shct a. Office 10 ,urt.ho use, In Fourth
Cair Precinet, on Friday, February 18Th, aud dur.
Ing the remainder OF tho month Of February, A. d.
1885,, where hope TO meet all persons, owing
taxes, re idy 10 settle and save expenses. 81. =
Yours truly, JOHN HODoES,
Sheriff and OF. 0aicio Collector Of Alexander %
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood Is the foundation OF
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick wayto drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to It's
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs will thor.
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively sof injurious.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
NEWS NOTES.

Spain is again SHAKEN by earthquakes.
Baltimore has 473 smallpox patients
under treatment.
Several more bodies have been taken
from the Newhal House ruins.
The Russian Government has consented
to the removal of Belongs remains via
Irkutsk.
Darlington & Baskerville, heavy to-
bacco firm of Richmond, Va, have failed
for Sl25,00O.
An engineer corps has arrived at Little
Rock TO begin the servey of branch of
the Iron Mountain road to Hot Springs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
sTAGEs OF THE RIVER,

The river marked by the gauge last
evening at this port, Is feet and
inches and rising.
Cincinnati, Jan. 1916 p. m.-Riyer rs
feet 10 inches and rising.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 1915 p,m-Rver 8 feet
inches and falling.
Louisville, Jan, 1916 p. m.-River 8
feet 8 inches and rising.
Nashville, Jan 1916 pm River 10 feet
inches and falling,
St, Louis, Jan. 10 -8 pm. River feet
10 inches and rising
RIVER ITEMS.
Business on the wharf only moderate
yesterday,
The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers
are both rising fast.
The Ohio is reported gorged is miles
above Paducah.
The Annie P. Silver leaves here this
evening for New Orleans,
The Vint shiukle will arrive here very
early this morning. She halls from Mem
phs and is bound for Cincinnati.
The Golden Crown from Cincinnati will
report here tomorrow morning for New
Orleans II the ice don't check her
The Henry Lourey left Memphis Thurs
day evening with 3,Oss bales of cotton
which will be transferred here via rail,
East.
Capt. Dan " oore, recently Purser of the
Chas Morgan, has purchased the Wyoming
with the view Of putting her in the Gin
cinnati and New Orleans trade.
The pilots of the City of GreenviIle and
Laura Lee have been before the Inspectors
at New Orleans for examination in regard
to the sinking of the Greenville,
The mother Of Captain Bob Wise, also
Capt. Jas Wise, Supt, of the Memphis and
Ohio River Packet Co, is reported dying
at her home, Westwood, Ohio.
The City of New Orleans arrived here
few minutes after five o'clock last even
ing, She had big trip and will discharge
it to-day
That cold wave which was expected
gave us q gentle reminder last evening
that we are now In the midst Of uncertain
ties, How long it will continue the de-
ment ia not proposed to say.
The Gus Fowler is sure to report here
this evening IN time to connect with trains
going to all points of the compass, and
leaves here at 4 80 pm, for Paducah. Ice
or no ice, passengers can rely on the scbed-
ule packet Gus Fowler.
We received notice last evening from
Capt. Jas Nichols of the fine steamer
Thos Sherlock, stating that the Sherlock
would leave Cincinnati next Wednesday
the Gath inst, for the "Grand Mardl Gras
Exhibition" which comes of at New Or.
leans, Feby 4th, The fare for the round
trip including meals and rooms while in
port will be $4,000. The Sherlock will
arrive at New Orleans Feby 4tb, on Sun.
day morning and leave Wednesday, the
7th at pm, making four days stay at
the great Southern Metropolis. See W, F.
Lsmbdin, Passenger Agt, and secure
rooms
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20

A family of immigrants reached New
York a few days since, on their way TO
visit tae residence Of a sister, who had
written to them that she was now rich
and living in luxury. and who begged
them 10 come 20 America. When the
eager group reached the town to which
they were directed twas found that the
sister was a patient in the asylum, and
deiuled with the idea that shc was
wealthy beyond estimate.
One of the chief articles of interest at
recent county exhibition in Great
Britain Was an iron watch manufac-
tured by Kidderminster firm to show
the extraordinary malleabilitl Of their
metal.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-20
A sSESSMENr NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given to al per'ons interested,
that the City Conpei of tbs City Of Cairo, II inois
having ordered a. set for In Ordinance No. ~.
section !. That tho following sidewalks be con.
strucied OF wood VIZ IN the routh aide OF
Eighth Street, between Raj road stro and Ohio
Leveo, eirg one hundred aud fortyfve feet In
length; have applied to he CountyCVur Of A exam.
der ounty for an aseessmeut OF the costa VI said
Improvements according TO DO efts, and an assoss.
meut thereof living been made aud returned 10
said urt the 6nal ne ring thereon viii DO had at
ne March Term ofsIid Court commencing on 0
Mo day o $50
AL p.rtons desiring NAV then and there appear
and make defense.