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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-19
WASHINGTON.
XLvIIITR C0NaRHsA

House.
WAsAlNGTpN, Feb. lS.--B!lls intro
duced and reteffe4 - fallsws:
BY Mr.. Pesle-qrantiAs 800 acres of pub.
lie land 70 each Of ihs Survivors OF the
Moupiais Mesd6S massacre.
MI. Betotn Afisybd 4 resolution calling
op the Secretary q StAteIr to inform the
nouse whether Psikcs Bisnarck has sent
bis dspartm ed. any letter touching on the
resolution recently passed by this House
csnosr ming the desthbf Helr LsskerI aud
ifso, to transmit copy 81 che same, and
i,Aorm the House Of any advices he may
have on the subject.
BY Mr.. Nichols, to regulate traffic on
railroads aided by Government bonds. /,
makes freight pools and discrimination 10
freight rates unlawful.
BY Mr.. Cobb, providing for paying the
cost Of surveying lands granted the North.
ern Pacific and subject the same to taxa.
ton.
BY Holman, o resolution calling on the
Secretary Of the Interior. for information
as to when the line OF the North.
ern Pacific was finally located and
whether the company claims lands on
which homestead or presumption entries
have been made within the limits Of the
grant prior 10 the definite location of the
road: and II SO, whether such claim Ia
being considered by the department.
By Mr.. King, appropriating $500, .
600 for the relief OF the sufferers from
foods on the Lower Mississippi; also,
tor the distribution Of seeds among the
sufferers.
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Did BismaYk Insuls Usr

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1t Is learned at
the State Department that Minister Sar.
gent has no positive Information on the
subject OF the return by Prince Bismark Of
the resolution passed by the House OF Rap.
resenta,ives concerning the death OF Herr
Lasker. lie believes the resolution has not
been returned. 1t has not been returAed
through him, and there Ia no official IN.
formation concerning II.
Herr Won Elsendecksr, the German
Minister, has not received any iniorma-
ton on the subject as yet, nor any In.
timation that the resolution.was on It's way
to him. He said II such was the case,
be thought that the Communication trans
mittiLg 1t would convince anybody that the
resolution was not returned In spirit OF
retaliation,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-19

MT. VERNON, H., Feb. IS. MANY OF
the widest sinners In oil this neck Of the
woods are being tanned down and brought
In 10 the fold by The revival hunters now 10
the field. Methodist, Presbyterian and
Baptist are all holding enthusiastic pro.
tracted meetiags so that an unrepentanr
sinner gets no rest at all. They ars hunted
out even as the rat 10 hunted by the ferret
and are even solicited by letter and postal
card to come and hear the preachers show
up Satan Ia bis true col0ys.
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Local on third page.

Local on third page.
Hon. Thomas F. Mitchell, Of Bloom
ington, was In the city again Saturday.
ice, wood and kindling, at City Brow
cry, Jacob Klee. tt
Alderman G. o. Patier has returned
from Hot Springs much improved in
health.
Judge J. Il. Robinson returned yestsr-
day from Elco and is ready for business
again to-day.
Remember the K. NJ. K. c. phantom
dances next Tuesday night. 1t
Mr.. Edwin Parsons, of Paterson, N. j.,
was In the city Saturday and Sunday, on a
brief visit to his brother George.
Moist" "murky" and muddy" were
the three ms most in use yesterday by a
mad, moross and miserable multitude.
We are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. GJldstine s. Rosenwater
If
The "Csiro Antager" failed to appear
last Saturday because Of the non.arrivsl Of
the paper ordered some time before, be-
cause of flooded railroads.
Mr.. 8. B. Penn was in the city yester-
day after several months absence on his
farm in Ballard county. He is preparing
to raise large, fine crop Of tobacco.
Several hundred pounds Of newspa.
pers for sale at The BULLETIN at SC a
pound for the lot. To
Hon. Geo. W. Smith, of Aurphysboro,
Republican aspirant for the nomination fol
congress, was at The Halliday Yesterday
comforting with representative Republican,
here.
The steamer City Of St. Louis came il
last night with about one hundred passen
gers for New Orleans, to attend the Mard
Grs celebration there. She took aboar,
several here.
Full stock and complete sample boo
OF wedding invitations, etc., just received q
The BULLETIN job Office, No. 70 Obi
Levee. ~
-Gsntlsmen who came down on tn
Wabash freight last night reported that tn
water was three inches higher at O,ms,.s
when the train passed through there, tina
II WAS last year.
Duncan G. Ross, of Cleveland, has i
sued challenge to match Mervine Thorn
con against John L. Sullivan in sparri
match, hard gloves, for $1,000 to $500
ring rules to govern.
ALI pleasure lovers should prepare
the phantom parties Of the K. N. K. c.
Krsw and Temperance halls next Tussd
night. II
Alderman McHale, of the street co
mittse, and several other gentleman ms
. trip around the city yesterday afternc
and reported the Mississippi levec and n
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Henry Ward Beecher's

brother, Rev. w. H. Beecher, of GO Park
Av., Chicago, adds his emphatic testimony
of the value Of Athlsphoros as a specific
for rheumatic and neuralgia affections. He
writes: "Have used Athlophoros enough
to satisfy me that it will certainly cure
neuralgis, sciatica and lnfsmma tory rheu.
matism, and removes all the sharp pains of
chronic rheumatism. I recommend nv
friends to try it."
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CHARGED With smuaeltna

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. ISL.
Cohen. an extensive ieweller, was arraignsd
before the stipendary Magistrate charged
with extensive smuggling and islsifying OF
invoices 10 the custom authorities. Over
$40, 900 worth Of 1swslry has been found 10
bis possession and was prod uced In court
The trial was not concluded.
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Preacher Jays Hopefuls.

vANDALA, Ills, Feb. 10. - Sherman
Jay, aged 10, and younger brother, sons
OF minister, were arrested In shabonler,
brought here and lodged In jail. They are
accused Of breaking into the residence Of
the pastor Of the Methodist Church Of tina.
place and stealing %. 10. Those precious
kids have both served terms In the Reform
School
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increase Of QROan Earuinea.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1S.-The Gin.
clnnati railroad reports an increase Of gross
earnings during the last year Of one per
cent. over the year before. The failure Of
the city to provide proper terminal facili-
ties cost the company during the year $751;.
77o.49. Net revenue Of s. ,02S. rs has been
made but no dividend has been earned.
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Fatal (sna Wall Euolnasou.

BRADv Ord, Pa, Feb. 18.-Jaco~
Dickey, while engaged In agilating an oil
we'll was instantly killed by flow OF gas
blowing tools out Of the hole into the der.
rick, which falling, struck him square Oh
top Of the head, passing through his bead
and body and protruding below the ribs.
lie leaves widow and two children.
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Three sQjts Al SJns, . railroad.

CnycAGo, Feb. 49, Charles McNay an
English clyt engineer, son Of the late SEQ
rotary Of the Stockton and Darlington rail.
road, the first road built 10 England, has
brought thee suits for damages against
President Malcolm Peters and other officials
of the Danvilie aud st. Louis railroad, two
to recover money loaned, and the third
against Chief Euginey Mast, for libel.
McNay claims that the road Is merely a pa.
per concert.
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Base Bali.

PIrTsBURG. Feb. 1S.-ManageI John S.
Hoilinshead. OF the Washington American
Association q has secured the release Of
Robert ". Barr from the Allegheny Base
Ball cub, and engaged him for the Wash.
inYtOn club.
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CAIRO CHAPTER NO. n.

A regular convocstion If Cairo Chapter
No. II, R. A. N. will be held at Masonic
hall Tuesday eve, Feb. 10th, at 7:sO
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to visiting companions to be present.
It b. F. BLAKE, Secretary.
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Latest Dispatches.
Mr.. John Jacob Astor III

NEW YoRK, Feb. la.--Mrs. John Jacob
Aston was reported 70 DO ip Q Eslightly i'm.
proved condition. shs waS able to sleep
Saturday :r!gh. md pssssd the sabbat
uuistly and. Xih lyle oA6rs. Dr.. Barke.
10 In c6AstarC stsefdsnsa, @ her case is COO.
sidsrsd quito dangsrotl. s Many prominent
society people dufinE the day loft cards Of
sympathy tor,the prQspDtsa lady. A ca.
bloEram wa, sent 70 ARF sSp, William Wal.
derff Ast0y ~U3idb States Minister al
Rome, on saturday. " Mrs. Astor's disease
IA typboid fever.
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Call On

Call On
New York Store Company,
II. Schultze,
Smith Brothers,
CIV. Henderson,
w. B. Pettis,
E. B. Petit,
W. L. Bristol,
John McNulty,
Thomas Keane,
G. F. Ort & Co.,
Stratton g. Bird,
for Chess Carley CompsuY's famous
"Fire Proof OIL"
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Ground I'm OIL.

New YORK. Feb. Isl. e. Savage,
me mber Of the Petroleum Exchange, has
suspended. He was long 200, 900 barrels Of
oil. His liabilities are estimated at $780,.
900.
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The Daily Bulletin.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices In this column. eight cent? per line for
arst and I'VE cents per line each subsequent inser
ton. For one week, 80 cents per line. For one
month. 60 cents per line
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Legal Blanks Kept For Sale

Legal Blanks Kept For Sale
At THE BULLETIN Office.
Warranty Deeds,
Special Warranty Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Real Estate Mortgage,
Sapenas,
Executions, Summons, Venire,
Garnishee Blanks, &c.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion and whether marked not, IL calcu.
lated to toward any mans business interest are
always paid for.
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A Chance for ri. CREDITOR,

DECATUR, ILL.,. Feb. 1S.-The liabilities
Of John Irwin, the tailor, who assigned last
Saturday are $4,000; Nominal assets,
$50, 000
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Free OF Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits OF
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs-sre requested TO call at Bar
clay Bros drug store and get trial bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption free Of cost, which will show you
what regular dollar-size bottle will do. Q)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-19

Admiral Carr Glysa. lsga,ee 10 the estate
Of Nelson, the actress, ID dead.
Tho Porto will send 10, 900 men to It'd.
dab, Arabia, tor service In Soudan.
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For Sale Cook Stove.

For Sale COOK Stove.
Charter Oak, new, very fine, extra size,
copper reservoir and oil utensils, cost $50,
will sell for $25 if sold at once. A rare
opportunity! Apply at Mrs. Cunningham,
Ninth street, between Washington and Wal.
nut. 2l5 81
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Restaurant and Oyster House, SO. Ohio
Levee. If
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Ak Cauta

36 Cents
will buy good meal cooked to order at
De Baun's. u
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Saddle Rock Oysters at DeBaun SO Ohio
Levee.
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IS Cents

will buy good meal cooked to order at
OeBaun's. tt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-19
35 Cents

90 Cents
will buy good meal cooked to order, at
DeBaun's.
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otner given III tnat mouse. Mes4r9. Frazer u
Allen, In their musical sketches, entitled
arrival Of Cousin CAL" was something
wonderful, to say the least. Messrs. Sher.
wood & Williams also gave great satisfac.
ton in their song and dance and wonderful
musical talent. Miss Maggie Mauri and
Miss Mile Roze, as serio comic singers,
was excellent. Jerry Cunningham has been
retained another week to amuse the public
with his wonderful songs and dances. 1t
ELI Perkins" was recently made q
beneficiary in the last will and testament Of
Col. Hunt, the millionsire lumbermsn Of
East Saginaw. eli" was willsd $4,000
"Eli' will be remembered by our peopl,
who, some years ago, attended and brsvel,
sat through one Of his so-called humorou,
lectures. He is also the ex-champisn wht
was considered something OF liar in biz
day, until the scorbutic young ass of tn,
; Paducah News came forward and showed
how really insignificant liar eli" was If
3 Ter ALL But the 5000 legacy will DO
y great comfort to eli" in his grief over hi
lost reputation.
!. Its an important fact and one whicl
;. Is most pleasing to contemplate q
y showing, that the river At C.;ro I. "a,
little governed by its condition above, .ha
l. although Paducah, only fifty miles sbo,
10 here, yesterday had nearly three feet mo,
N than she had last year, and Caledonia, oul
v sixteen miles above here, had eighteen /,
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lished in Harpers Franklin Square series
Also, Godfrey Helstone," q novel, by
Georgiana NJ. Craik; also the novel en-
titled My Ducats and my Daughters" A.
L. Bancroft q Co., San Francisco. Price,
20 cents each.
OF Putnam's Advance Science series we
have from A. l.. Bancroft & Co, San
Francisco. J. II. Collins Mineralogy,n
being the second volume of Systematic
and Descriptive Mineralogy." 1t is illus
trated by over four hundred engrayings
II is published by q. 2. Putnam's Sons,
New York.
f" The Parlor Gardener is an excellent
pocket illustrated treatise on the house
culture of ornamental plants 1t is trans
lated from the French and adapted to
American use by Cornelia ] Randolph. 1t
is issued by Lee q Shepard, Boston, and is
for sale by c. S. Houghton, Sacramento, at
fifty cents.
The July number of 1.-THE Voice" pub
hshed at Albany, n. Y, has practical pa
pers upon voice culture, stammering and
its treatment, physiology and the larynx,
pronunciation in singing, the art of read
ing, etc.
That critical weekly journal, the Chi
cago Current, continues to grow in favor,
and to advance the standard of criticism
and literature. Ii fills a broad field and IS
an invaluable exchange.
From Lee g. Shepard Boston, and c. S.
H0ughton. Sacramento, we have No. Is of
George NJ. Bakers Reading Club and
Handy Speaker"
We acknowledge receipt of the Cornell
University Register for 1SS3-S4
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Church announcement.

About two years ago, at the commence
ment of the present pastorate of Rev. C.
McKelyey. there was a mortgage of $1,000
upon the church property known as Kings
ley Chapel, in this city, and further float
ing debt of about 81 900 owed by the So
ciety. An effort was soon after made to
cancel the church Indebtedness and last
year the entire amount was paid. The
society has now under contemplation the
rebuilding of the church edifce in a man
ner that Will make it attractive and far
more suitable for the use of the congrega-
ton worshiping there, and at the same
time a pleasing Improvement to the To-
caiity. The plans which have been drawn.
and will probably be adopted, contemplate
the lowering of the present building
so that the floor viii be but one step
above a level with the sidewalk, and
to neatly finish off basement
story for lecture and class-rooms. THE roof
will be raised sufficient for a main auditori-
UNI, to be constructed above, having hight
of ceiling in the clear of 20 feet, and 26 feet
in the center. The auditorium will be
nicely finished affording an attractive
service room 10 by 20 feet, with seating ca
pacity of about four hundred persons The
estimated cost of the improvement is So
600. The plans include a pretty tower at
the right front corner of the edifice extend
ing to a hg'lt Of 80 feet, and one of smaller
size and less hight on the left. Mr.. Nc
Kelvey IS now engaged in obtaining sub
scriptions for rebuilding, with encouraging
results, but the work of reconstruction will
not be commenced until the entire amount
required has been securely pledged. It is
the present purpose to be ready for rebuild
ing by the first of October, and to have the
work completed in time to rededicate the
church by Christmas.
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A PENNY SAVED Is a Penny EARNED.
The Cosmopolitan Meat Market, corner
Twelfth and E streets, is the place to buy
your meats And why2 Conrad Schepp,
the proprietor, has always stood by his Gus
toners. and i'll fact all who patronize his
shop During the time of high prices,
which was The rule throughout the city, his
prices remained the same His motto now
aud always has been, live and let live
The best meats at fair margin of profit
His customers are always served with the
best OF meats at prices that defy COMPETE
ton He is buyer second to none, and
serves his customers in style defying COM
petition Give him a trial once and you
will afterwards give him your trade Fair
dealing, square dealing, the cheapest and
best. Remember Cosmopolitan Market,
corner Twelfth and & streets
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
NJ. G. A. Rooms. 1909 Fourth street.

Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms, 1909 Fourth street
Reading-room open daily, free to young men,
Gospel meeting Sunday afternoon at $50. All
welcome. Service in the Scandinavian language
at II A. NJ and $50 P NJ.
Fourteenth street Presbyterian Church.
Fourteenth street, between o and Z. Pastor
Rev. Geo. x. Bird. Morning worship at II A. NJ
with sermon: The Sword of the Spirit
Journey Intoa Far Country" Sunday-sehool at
1890 P. NJ. Praise service at $50 p. NJ
st. PauPs Church, Eighth street, be-
tween ! and J. Rev Carroll NJ. Davis, rector.
Holy Communion, a. "; Sunday-school, $50
A. NJ; morning prayer, II O'Clock; cnildrens
festival, P. NJ; Thursday service, $50 P. NJ;
Friday. st. James Day Holy Communion, 10
\. ". Mission sunday school, Sixteenth and \
streets, at p NJ.
NJ. Il. Church South, Seventh street. be-
tween and K.-The pastor, Rev. II. c. Chris
tian, win preach morning and evening. Subject
for morning " Wisdom, Progress and End of
Christianity" Evening: Z" Come and Hear
Everybody welcome especially strangers
United Brethren in Christ-Corner Four
teeuth and streets Rev. II. j. Becker, pastor.
Preaching morning and evening at the usual
hours. On Monday evening at S O'Clock, Rev.
Or. Flickinger. of Dayton, Ohio, will deliver his
lecture in the church on West Africa The
Doctor has made five trips TO the dark land
and VIII come prepared to exhibit idols,
charms, curioSities and country cloth from the
natives. No adInittance. Come early and secure
Il seat.
Kingsley NJ. L. Church. Eleventh street,
between II and !. Rev. G. McKelvey. pastor.
Service at 1913 \. N. and 7:45 p. NJ. sunday
school at 1915 P. II. Seats free. All are vel
come
Congregational Church, Sixth Street. be-
tween l and J. The pastor, Rev W. c. Merrill,
VIII preach at ll45 A VI. Subject: Positive
! Christianity." Sabbath-school at 1915 P. NJ.
Praise service at $50 P. NJ. All invited.
Preaching at First Baptist Church to-
TaoTrOw morning and evening by the pastor, A.
J. Frost Evening subject: A Model Day in the
Church OF Christ" Public cordially invited.
Sixth-street H. r. Church, between X
and l. Rev. T. :. Dunn, pastor Rev. Charles
/ Massey viii preach at 1915 4. NJ. ana Rev. A. J.
| Gregg at $50 p. NJ. Sunday school at 12:l5 P. N.
| All are welcomed,
| Westminster Presbyterian Church. Sixth
| street, corner of l.. The pastor Rev. II II. Rice
| win preach on Sabbath at l0:i5 A. NJ and 7:i5 p
NJ Morning subject: Christ Precious to Be
| LEVERS Evening; "David'S Kinedom-The
| Bright Side. Strangers made welcome.
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Engineers have been sent from the eau
casus to Teheran TO obtain permission to
unite Baku with Resht by new railroad
running for $50 miles along the shore of
the Caspian sea.
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suPERIoR CouRr.
SUI HIfiUII CUtNI.
department One-Armstrong, Judge.

FRIDAY July 18th.
People VS. All Kee convicted of burglary in
the second dcgree-Prisouer sentenced TO five
years in The state Prison ut Folsom.
People vs. Robert Rae, alias Howard, alias
Morgan. grand larceny-Jury failed TO agree.
Department Two-McFarIand, Judge.
FRIDAY. July 18th.
George Atkinson VS. Amador and Sacramento
Canal Company Continued upon payment of
one half of plaintiff costs
Manuel Enos Us. sun Insurance COMPANY
Jury return verdict III favor of plaintiff for
SgG1.
J. W. Dyerys. Ellen Dyer-Divorce granted
plaintiff
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BLAINE AND CLEVELAND have both been
nominated, but only one can be elected.
But the California Market has plenty of
meat for to-day and Sunday, beet, mutton,
veal. pork and sausage, the best and cheap
est in the city. NicKolaus & Hauser, sos
Second street, between I and j.
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The County Assessment.

County Assessor Griffitts turned over to
the State Board of Equalization yesterday
the assessment roll of Sacramento county
1t shows large increase over last year. and
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Business Advertisements.

Business AdVertisements.
Notice to immigrants
TO Rent-House of rooms
Thomas Bromley, merchant tailor
Arcadia Felveteen.
Weinstock d Lubin-Noyelties
Heads Business College.
Reopening Merchants Exchange Saloon.
Peck's Premium Perfumes
California Hotel, Stephen Renner
Eagle Saloon, 707 street-0pening.
Royal baking powder.
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THOUSANDS saved from death by Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Trial bottles free
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TO-DAY we offer splendid values in mat
ting, ingram and Brussels carpets-odd
iengths-at great reduction. Red House.
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To-Day we offer extra bargains in mems
clothing: Odd coats for one-halftheir value
500 pairs men 5 cashmere pants, s. 90 TO 81
REQ House
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HARRY BERNARD,

Manufacturer, corner Sixth and L streets,
SACR INTO.
havsstor sale at the lowest possible prices:
Family Carriages; Open Buggies; Light Tep
Buggies Heavy Top Buggies Farmers Car
riages; Trotting Wagons and Sulkies. Carriage
Painting and Trimming, at lowest prices None
but experienced worknen employed. Repairing
neatly done. Call at the Factory. Work built
to order at the lowest prices. Send your orders.
ap19lm3p
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vlsIr the Red House to-day for special
bargains.
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THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market Is the Fredericksburg export.
G. w. CheSley, sole agent.
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Forester Gun Club, Sunday morning.
Capitol Lodge, l. 0. o. F.-Funeral.
Baseball-Agricultural Park, to-morrdN
gaiIle fancy leather work.
Auction Sale.
By D. j. Simmons q Co., July 18th.
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FrSE VALUES in chldrens, misses and
ladies shoes Ladies French kid button
shoes, 3 . and s. so; American kid
81 70; children's button shoes (kid). TO
10, 70 cents; misses lace Balmorals, II TO
,, 10 cents ladies patentIeather slippers,
50 cents. Red House.