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JOHN U. OBERLY, EDITOR:
CAIRO. ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1873.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY. -
OHK OHUHUHKa.
viii if HAN r UJIUI-.W iiccii u street
Meeting every Sunday at 10) h, hi,, aud S '
u, tn.
si
Sundav school at n ti. in.
l'rayer meeting Wednesday evcultn'
I'llKSllYTKKtAN-EljMb Strett.
raver meelliu.'. Wednendav.71 P.m.
Sabbath Hchool, !). p.m. L. W. Stlllwoll,
Huperlutendcut.
llKV. K. 1.. TllOMIBON,
rantor.
UlUltCU OK TI1K Ui:i)EEMKIt-(Kplco-
Ml.)
Morning prayer. Sabbath 10) a.m.
Kvcnlni; prayorf, 7) p.m. I
fc'abbatb School, l a.m.
Hkv. K. LOAN, Keetor. !
eT. PATRICK'S CHUKCH-Nlnth bt. and I
Wamlmrtun Aveutlo.
Public service, Sabbath fc:10 nud 101 a.m. ,
c,"r"rl?'7 n
i? fv Z i. J':m.n I
"nnPAWo'lUMHAA. Prl,t.
vr. JOSEPH'S Clll'KCH.-fnnan(i cor- I
ncr of Walnut and Cro-s street.
Haw, eery Sabbath :it 10 o'clock a. in.
ctpvn, i p. tn.
Ha? i iliirlng week day, H o'clock a. :n.
lti:v. C. lloKy.MAN, Priest.
(KUMAS LU'TlUIItAKCHUHCll-Mtli
ktreet between Waihluiton Avenue and
vt ainut bueei
Vachlnday mon.m,at 10 o'clock. J
labhath School at 2 o'clock p.m.
1
dabbath
llKV. C3. DUEHRCIINLII. 1'nflOf.
fOl'Nd JIKN'S CliltlhTIAN AhSoCIA- !
TION. Krular meeUiiK second Monday
each monlli at their room oitr Ilockweil ,
A Co i book utori", Commercial avenue.
UicVoo I'rBcr tocttitii',, Friday, ") p.m.at
1. W. Sth.lwsli, l'rildent.
isKCUM) MliSlONAUY HAPTIsT
.11U11CU. ConierHy-ainore and Korty-
ilrrt etrecti. rrracliln; fcaljtmtli at
o'clock a. m. ana 3 o'clock p. m.
hunday School 1 o'clock p. m.
Tho church Ik connected with the llllnoU
Association, by tbc PirstMlnlonary llai-
ti!t Church ol C!ro.
Hky. Solomo.V l.KONAKIl, l'ator.
AVH1CA-N' MCTUOU1ST. Kouneentb. be
tnem Walnut and Cedar.
Service, Kabbath. 11 a.m.
Sabbatli t'chool. 1) p.m.
ClaM uieeU at 'i p.m.
HKCONI) KKEK WJU. HAITIST'-Mf-
tee nth Street., between Walnut and Codar.
Serrlcvi) sabbath, 1) and 3 p. m.
llKV. K. lUCKH, Ptor.
KUKE WILL UAITIST 1IOMK MISSION
SABBATH HCUOOI- Comer Walnut
and Cedar Streets.
Sabbath school. U a.m.
riltsr HIKE WILL BAPTIST CIIU11CI1
Curry's Barracks
Services, J
(Sabbatlrll a.m., 3 p.m. A 7) p.m.
ll. YM. nELLKY, 1 ttiWf.
MVSn MISSIONAIIY BAPTIST CHL'ItCU.
Cedir, between Ninth and Tenth t.
PreacMug Sabbnth. 10) a,m. and 7) p.m.
l'rayer meeting. Wednesday evening.
Treacblcc, l'nday evenliw.
,;abtjath school, 1) p.a. John aallaxtcr
ami Jlu y Stephens. Superintendent.
Rxv. T. J.vShohkb, Pastor.
SECOND BAPTIST CIIUBCH-Kourteeiitli
Street, between Cedar and Walnut. '1 he
only Bsptlit church recognized by the As
sociation. .Services, Sabbath, 11 a.m. .1 p.m. and . p.m.
Ukv. jACon BiiAUi.cv, Kub r.
SKU11KT OltDKHS.
THK MASONS.
CAlllO COMMANDKltV. No. I3.-Stuted
A"mbly at the A-)lutu Macule Hall, lir-t
and third Mondays In each month.
CAIKO COI.'NCIL, No.W.-IteKiiUr Cono
eatlon at Mssnnlc Hall, the -ccond rrlilsy
In each month.
CAIUO tllAPTKK NO. .-epi. ar Con
vocation at Mu-ouli! Hall, on the third
Tuesday ol every month.
JA1UO llOWii:, No. BIT K. k A. M.-Ueu-r
()minunlcattftiia at Maaoulc Hall. Hie
second and fourth Mondays of each month.
THE OPD-KKLI.OWs.
ALUXANUKH LOI)OE,ftH Met In Odd
1'eUowb' HaU, In Artcr's liulMlnif. evi-ry
Thursday evening at S o'clock.
STATU OFF1UKKS.
(iovenior John L. lleverldfie.
Lleuteliant-Oovenior
Secretary of State (iiorre II. Harlow.
Auditor of St&tc-C. K. Llt'iiiucolt.
suite Treasurer Ca-pcr llutz.
Attornev (letieral James K. I.dsall.
Supt. Public Instnictlon-Newtou Hateman
CONOltlSMEN.
Senator-Ulchard J. 0letby anil John A.
t0feprescntntlvo KlKhtocnth l)itrictUacc
Olnment.
.M1UI11K11S OKNKHAL ASSEMBLY,
llcprcwntathen In tho With dutrl;.t.
John 11. Oberly, Win, A. Lemma ami Math
i .1. limcorc.
Binator for tho Nith district. Jei-o Vi are.
COUNTY OKKlCWtS.
. CIUCUIT COURT,
ludgo I). J. Baker, of Alexander.
StauiM Attorney Patrick 11. Popu.
Clerk H. B. Yocura.
Sheritr A. II. Ir1n.
Wm. Martin Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COUUT.
.ludK- V' Uross.
Asboclates J. K. McCrite and S. Marchll
aon. Clerk Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner John H. Uossman.
MUNICIPAL GO VEHNM ENT.
MayorJohn Wood.
Comptroller E. 11. Kallls.
ircawuiwi vM............
Clci
Atti
Poll
Bird.
k Michael Howlo
AttnrnaT II. WaWon '
ebb.
Police Magistrates K. Dross and .1. .1.
Marshal and CUIcfof Police Wra. Mollalc.
Street ConimlsMoner 1. J. Giilllgun.
Health Otlicer W. Wooten.
Mouther Police Korce A. Cain sargent,
K, Whltcamp, Phillip Helm, Chas. Meaner
and P. A. Conant.
no A 111) Or ALDKRMKN.
First ward Hiram Blxby and J. M.
Phillip. , . ,
Second ward Herman Meyers aud Vood
aittcnhoino.
Third ward John McKwon aud P. Kors-
""fourth ward C. P. Nellls and M. J.
UK?fthllward Jno. H. Koblnson and Win,
U.Morris. . r
UUAT MTOBRt.
SAM WILSON,
Dlttll I"
......... .....
it n o a k u:hd
NIOYIHIONH
No. IIO
It T tl.
Uaiao, III
rreatiunt,', saoiiaiii nt iut a.m. anu it p. in vnda, Oregon or California, wo rocom-
perlntendent. UKV. 11. TlUYKlt, 1'astor i 'ht' '0U. ' ?V " ,iM0Url 1 " 110
IIF7niOI)I3TOor.KIhth and Walnut SU. , " f0,fV ' il" n" H lino dy coacbw
uai.i...i, .W . , .n,i7 t. m I una Pullman .Sleepers from Ht. Louis to
THE BULLETIN.
MKYOND T1IK MISSI.SSIl'1'1 1
ihi.utauds have already gone, nnd
wiousnnus rnoro nro turning ineir eyoi tu.
wards new homes In In tlio fortllo West.
foUioio Koiri to .Missouri, Kunins, No-
pririclplo points in the West, without
rliftngp. Wo bnliavnthat tlio Missouri
1'kcIIIc railroad has thn bent track and tlio
llficst and safest equipment of any lino
wetof tho MIsiilppi,irMl Its connections
with roads fnrtlior west aro prompt and
...lr..l.- rrt... m ..- 'f .i .
" - cm win
r"!kd now completed, and ptnenicrs aro
"iiercu a nrn cis all-rail routo from Ht.
Louis to Toxai, cither over tlio Mlnourl,
Kansss A: Toxaj railroad, via .SsJalln, or
over the Atlnutlo & 1'aciilc riiilroad, via
Vinitia. 1'ormaps, timo tablc, Informa-
,lon " t0 ". ro,ltc. i wo refer our
II Tbornpson, K.tern P..
luinbu, Ohio, or K. A.
f .0i cnnernl ps-ont;er rnjont, St. Louis,
I M..... . tit 1- -.1 r..t,..
..iir-vui.. jijv.biuiii, win lo cucenuiiv
ind promptly answered.
KMIOKATIO.N TUP.NINO.
iUtXh PARU4 IM 0l'TII-WKT MIOt;Kt.
Tho Atlantic S: Pacific Kallroad Corn
pany offers l.ilOO.OOO nrrei of land in
lZt' ?!?T?i " fl0'"
51 to12 por acre, on fnven years I mp,
.vim i run irBiifjiuriiiiion iroin oi, i.ouis 10
all nurcbarcrs. Climate, foil, timber, rnln-
nral wealth, schools, chur lies r,nd law.
Hi,idin(. ,oeioty Invito ml(;rant from all
t.nlntun it.li nf fmiu ,.m! flnunr.
""irtSuSldarA
commlnloner, St. Ixiuli MIouri. '2
ro.MMiNHio.f mj:im'fiant.s.
iTa llway'' Yjrothers
GF.N Kit A Ij ACJKNTS
I'OUWAllDliiO Ai COMMISSION
HKIlll II A A T1,
7U Ohio Lkvkx,
Oaii;u. Ii.i,:koii.
J.'(5lfl'IiUiLl
Korwnnliiig ;ind Cornniiasion
MKilUIIAXT,
W'lIA HK-1IOAT PKOP III KTOlt.
prepiri I to t ir vir I ill Wbi l
to all point.
of frelghtt.
i'.rn-' ttca;Wl to prnmptlT'.
I). AYEI13. Bi J. A YKItS,
AYKIIS & CO.,
FLOTJB
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROHANTS
No. "8 Ohio IjKykk. Uaiuo, Ills.
i-7tr.
B. V. BLAKE,
(Sllei'cs-or to 11. T. (iciould,)
STEAM AND GAS FITTING
And Dealer in
Gas and Steam Pipe I'ittinoj.
Ji.mii: and. Axca.c vai.vi,
LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS.
OlIANDILIKHS,
I'KNDANTS,
KKAOKETS,
GLOBUS, ETC
ltZTDilve wells put down in any part of
tlu' city or Niirrouuiiiiig couutrv.
. 182 COilMUKOIAL AVENUE,
11BONS BLOCK.
uralKH. Uulornrln. I tali Wwnn nif Nn
. . i 1 i - 1 . - b, - - -
TheSIIOllTKHT UOUTi: t" I'OUTl'Xi:.
$100,000 for onlr$ 2M.
T1IK LAItKUST HKT1 UN KOIt
'J11K SMAI.LKST INVHS T.M1..NT.
A GRAND
ji nn nniufl
i' i
a
will in: iii:li at
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS,
Dooomlsor 31t, 1D7U,
KOUTlli: HKNKKIT OK A
.J I' VKN1LE 11KFOR.U &CJIUOL.
40,000 Gifts,
8430,000 in Przo
Prliicipal Prize $H)0,000,
conilHini,' of tho superb p.ihtfal residence
Mni'iii Abclc, K'i.,uinurpaed ai n prbatc
dwelling 111 the I'nlti'il states belnj: only u
few block Irom tbu Court House, mrrounil
ed by mniiiiltleent groiindi, orclianl", irur
ileiinillncyard'. The lml!dlnv! has been
only recently completed with all the mod
ern Improvement".
'KIZK lilST.
K! I'ri.c., Ileal Kstatu, Sl.VJ.lLTi
1 Cash l'rize,
20,000
810,000 ri:i(
.1,000 "
L'.fiOO "
1,000 "
noo "
'J0O "
100 "
:0 "
20
10
;") '
2.50
20,000
000
10,000
20,000
2.VJ00
20,000
20.000
13.000
lli.OOO
10.000
5 700
01. 12.1
1 "
4 "
20 "
no "
100 "
200 "
.MI0 "
lillS "
1000
11.13 "
30,450 "
10,000 Prizes
S150.000
Tho title to UicalKive real eUite l t"i.ir-
anteed perfett.
'i ne liberal tcrm ot ihk scncmn i.ririL.-- it
Ithinthc rcacli nt ail the ereale-t oppor
tunity rcr ollered lor tbc poor man tori-e
to wealth.
PRICE OF IJCKHTS.
Singlo Tickets, 52.S0; Eleven Tickets,
2.V00; Fifty-jix- Tickets, S125.00; One
Hundred and l'ifteen I.lckots, $200.00.
The drawlii'-will bo made undre the su-
pcrinteiidcnce of a committee appointed by
the highest ulliclal' In the state, duly sworn
to tho faithful perfonnance of the duties as-
;neu ineui.
The hlL'he.-t ofliclals both of Cltv. County
and Stato hae not only endorsed Mr.
Abeles, but alio hl scheme.
Tim demand for tickets U unparallcK-d.
and all desiring to participate In the draw-
Hi" Miomu at once lonu tneir ciuui aim senu
in t ic r order
,iKN Is WANTED In all state. Cities,
udTowniu tliALnited States ami C.ina
ST.Mnnev should be sent by I'exUtcrnd
Letter, P. O. Ordi'rori'.vprc--. with the full
;iddres ot the purch.ior In plain wntlmr.
For further Inlnrinatlon and tmrtlciil.irs
send for circular to the .Manager unit Pro
prietor, and addrci
M.MW.N AI51-.l.l-.,
Leave liworth, Kansa.
IIAKKH
THK CITY NATIONAL
HI v.2:T"Ir.
OA I K II. I I.I. t Ml I h
UAI'lTAL,
SI 00,000
W. T. llAl.l.llUY, rrxhirnlj
IIUNItr L. IIALI.U'AV, Vlcr.i'reiM.ei
1. II. HAKKOKD, Cashier;
VAI.TEll HT3LOP, AisliltaOiilner
unietuuti
riTtAtt TaViuu. ItnniaT H. UrsxiRuiiAH,
UlSllV L. lllLIID.T. V. I'. IIAMIIMT.
Oil. I). Wiiliaksok, HrtruiN lliau
A. tl. AriOBll.
Kxclmiitce, Coin hikI L'uKrxl Mtatrs
ttomS llontflit nnd Hold.
DKi'OSntl rclTed, ami a soncrAl Lknklni;
bunlness unnK.
FIRST NATIONAL I3ANK
or OA I HO.
It. W. MII.LKH, President.
J. M. PniLLirs, Vice-President.
Cmas. CUNNiNniiAM, Cashlor.
OOIiLKOTIONS niOUlTLY MADE.
"TIXOHAKOK, coin, bank notes and Unitii
Tl States soearltles bought and sold.
luirrMl Allowml mi 'I lino ItOHltH.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Lkqamied bt Stats Authoritt and
Dbawn in Vujilio in Ht. Louis.
Grand Singlo Wumbor Schomo.
60,000 NOMDEns.
Olash I ro;n Drawn Boptombcr 30, 1873
6.880 rruos. Amounting to juu,uuy(
1 Prise of ...tSI.000 1 6U0 1'fUesof. $ 100
1 nf 13.4M 8 " of 1.000
1 ' of. 10,000 " Ol 600
1 Of.....M 7,610 B Ol 300
4 of. 6.000 9 of 260
4 ol i,6"0 3D " of 200
SO tl. 1.000 S of 160
10 ' of 600 ISO of IW
40 " Of SM 6011 of 10
Ticket! $10: Half
TickoU, $5: Quruter
Tickets, S3 60.
Our lotteries sr ohsrlsred by the Btats, are
Iwsys urawn si me urne nsmeu, auu an uraw.
lags r under the supervision ot sworu com
rnissloners. "
The ofBolsl drswlog will bo publlshetl In the
SI. Louis papers and a oopj of drawing sent to
p ii retime r of tickets.
Wewllldrawaslmllar scheme the last daj of
erery month dnrlnx the year 1673.
Komitat our risk by ioitoffice rooneT order,
ratlsttrM iciisr, uranor azprssa. sena (or oir-
xors
ou.sr. Address,
MURHAT, MILI.KK4 00.,
r.O, hQi'ilM
I. Louts, MO.
i? nil
llll 1
i; u ii if in li i
THE BIG SHOW,
On Monday and Tuesday, October 6 and 7.
A WORLD'S FAIR ON WHEELS.
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL
THE
! trin
J
Three
On Monday Night,
Homo iJea of tlie immense she aud
sources of this tripantic show may
cicaucu, vucu u ia Known mat u re(uuc3i
in transportation from Dubuque to Cairo,'
A SPECIAL THAI2;T
Ol GO Cars mid 2 Engines.
2,000 Living Wild Animals..
BIRDS, REPTILES,
W ondi'ons GiirionitioSi
(Ireit JVrf iriners, JFoi, Wi.twn CI.' ,'n
1!ct.-c- iiiiii I'oiiic.-, aitionir wliuli are 'lie
roi.i.ovri.vc ix.vni.v; it.ati im:s :
A (irnr,d Menupi rin if .iv ti wild
f.nimsl. Tlio lurest r.nd Iv s. 1 v t n i f
llvlntr wild beasts ever cxluluio I A t.ictif
tor Wlialn. A puir of livin;' S J.i v .
Wiir oliiphiint ".Stlndin.' IV r' 'rtii fi, e n
pbant Q iern Anno ' Tlx yrv. o tlivii por
former, Al'lle I)i'(Vnvllli', tliu !!.' with tbo
IronjuW", lio i f E s with hnr tei-lh ninnn n
lii't:tiod tilled with witter. Tl ') iurt;et hiuI
llne.l pnir iT llnyal Ikntjul Timers ii Amer
ica. Kei.l Turtiry Z hrn. TU Iuri; t !'': I;
Ithinocer'H. 1'rol. Johnson t den i f per
forminf; Lion.
Remember No
First exhibition, IMonday
tion, Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
without extra charge. I'limrAKK J U SJaw TJUK UIUU kut
Will also exhibit in Blandville, Kentucky, AVcdncsday,
WARD Sc ROUKUT8,
PAINTERS
Dkalkhs in "Window SifAiifs,
"Wall I'avkii, 1'uke Wiiitk
LlSAD, LlNHKKD OlL
IM.UMINATIMO OIL,
SriHITS TORl'KNTINK, Oluk
SitKl.tAC, Alcohol, Etc., Kto.
Wuslilnyton avcuuo and Klevcntli stteet,
Oaiho. - - - II.M.VOI
IJIJ4H1.UIKS.
WlllTH & CO;,
(Succ esiors to h. Jnrgenten,)
)i:ali;us in
Staple and Fancy G hoci:rikb
-AND-
DUY GOODS,
H.VTtj, OAPS,
HOOTS, SHOKS, &c.
And In Country l'rodui'o of ull kinds.
WAMIINOTON AVEXini
Corner of Twentieth street,
OAIHO, ILLINOIS.
JSTA supply of cboioo butter from north
oriiilalrli h eunttantlv on hind.
A. J. ROK, M. D.,
Ofllco over Thorns A Hro.'s grocery utore,
No. 131 Commerclul avemto, corner Eighth
street. Ketddenco corner Walnut and
Twcnty-lirrt Dtreets.
ill
LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Nothing Like ft Ever Seen in Cairo,
Not a railroad or steamboat show, but a ligitimate organiza
tion, traveling with its own conveyances, and requiring in its va
rious departments
650 MEN AND HORSES.
The Great International, after the most successful summer tour
on reeond. shins direct from JJubuoue. Iowa, to Cairo, there to be-
its Grand Southern Tour bv
Grand Exhibitions in
October 6, and Tuesday Afternoon and Night, October 7 J
rc - L A
bell
Exhibition Will
i .......... . t . i
In consc(iuciR'e of tliu iiiimciicc labor
f. l k WAx I 'Ml I ill
STl'l'KNDOt S KXHIIUTION for I lie initial performance on Mo
nijrlit. Tho
CRA1TD STREET PARADE
will not take place until 'IT US DAY MORNL(5 AT 10 O'CLOCK. Let
all fee this jjraud holliilnv pageant for it will bo a tit;lit lon to bo remem
bered, and will jrivo you nn idea of the KXTKXT AND RHSOIMICES Ol'
Til II DIG SHOW. The .Sti:a.mi:u .Ii.m Kisic will wait to convoy passengers
up the river until the coneliihion of tho the night exhibition?, thus giving
those residing at Metropolis, Caledonia, etc., ample time to see the entire ex
hibition and return home by bed time. Don't forget, the place and date,
CikXR.O 9
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 and 7. 1873
night at 7 o'clock ; second exhibition, Tuesday afternoon at 1
Don't forget that one ticket
CAIRO, OCTOBER 6 and
JOHN H. PHLLIS & SON,
j iL'uocefciors to John H. I'hlllli,)
'general commission
ISP
FOKWAKDINO MBK0HANT8
sun
DEALERS IN II AY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c.,
AGENTS KOU LAFLIN AND HAND
l'OWDEH COMPANY.
Oou. Tkntii Stiikkt and Ohio Lkvkk
I1AIIIO. IM H.
OARL PiSTKRS,
BLACKSMITH
9
C'ur.llloventli nuil 'oilrr Nil,,
Informs tho public lb:it ho hasongaijoii the
services oi a r irsi-ciass u inaiteniuii
also a Kirst-cUss Horho hhoor and Is ready
to manufacture! and epairull kinds ol worK
In this trado wltb npalr and dispatch,
:i-n-:im.
DANIEL LAMl'KRT,
FASHIONBLE BARBER
Kiohth St., Ut. Com. A Wash..
CAIItO. 1LL.
AT
llll 111 II H
giving
a
. f
i
Be Given On Monday Afternoon.
i" ii
requisite to unload and preparo Mm
admits you to Menagerie, Museum, Aquaaium and Circus w
TUixj Ux viiJ',J!jJJft.
Oct. 8 , Columbus, Kentucky, "'Jiursday, Oct. 8, and remember
7.
r.sT.iiiMNiii:n ins.
J. O. MATI1EWSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Accnt for
H a 7J. mi amd DurosT PotriiKn Co.,
AUGUSTA, OA.
1.IIMIIKU.
WHITE COLLAR PLANING MILL
N WA1.TKHN, Proirtlnr,
CStlSU II
HARDInd SOFI LUMBER
AKII
lath, huinqled, obdab posts
doors, sasu, blinds
obdbks bolioitbd.
Stkamboat Lumbib,
Varnished on shortest nolle.
Commercial tvenue, between Tenth aid
juevenin itroeu
OAIBO: XiIXjXISTOIS.
T4t
T
Cairo.
Best ircus Troupe
Fifty Star Performers.
CAIRO
Stt UUK UHANU SlHttl fAHAUt, ?'
forming & grand hollidiy ptgennt over mil. ,
lntiir, introducing k livin); Hon loos in lbs ipll
street! Manhunt., mm.t.. drnvo nf flhftl.tul 11
ponies; kniirhts utul ladies on botsebsek : nl
long lino of msgniflccnt aninul dens; the m
enure jieunuo gnny uecKeu wun ng, piumes
mottoes, eiulilems, "and hnartfid by LOGO'S l
SILVKKCOItNl'r HANI). In irorout unl. ii
forms, seated in tliu (Irand OoMcn Car of the lfDl
.)iusei, urawn ly a lino or niatcli'U Horses; i
tlio onllro outlit fyrmini; a cranil stream of
Klittor Hnd novelty, well worth flftv miles of l"'
irrvri o
Tliu exhibitions lire u'l veil und.r
Tttr.K.r. bKi'xr.ATt tkxt?
or pavilions, uaeh ot which is as largo as 3f
two ordinary circus ten's, and brilliantly ii-
lutninatcd wltb gas ntniplit
AltMINMIIIX I
AllllllS, ....
.'0 cunts. Csl
Children undcr'J vears.
'J5 cents.
Ouo ticket admits to Menagerie. -Museum. .I
quariuum ana Circus
o'clock ; third and last exhibi
SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
ATTORNEY fc COUNSELOR AT LAW
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