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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
GEN. MEADE'S FUNERAL.
NEWSPAPER NOT SOLD.
GEN. MEADgs FUNERAL,

GEN. MEADE's FUNERAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The arrange
ments for tho funeral of Gen. Meade have
been nearly completed. Gen. Mcdowell
states that n detachment Of 400 regular
troops comprised Of details Of artillery,
cavalry and an engineer corps will arrive
tomorrow night from New York.
BULLETIN NOT SOLD.
KANSAS City, Nov. 9.--The Evening
Bulletin was not sold at trustees sale as
advertised, The sale having been enjoined
by other creditors and the proceedings in
bankruptcy began against II,
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The BULLETIN, from, the
first of November, is delivered
at 25cts. per week. Our sub.
scribers are requested to have
their quarters ready when the
collector calls, tomorrow.
THE BULLETIN will be de.
livered to yearly subscribers
at ten dollars per year if paid
in advance. Yearly sub.
scribers who do not pay in adj.
vance will be charged full
rates.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

OVER DosE OF JoY.-Fridsy night, ~
the jollihcation procession WAS marching
down Commercial avenue, we noticed .
coiored woman on the sidewalk, keeping
step with the barl aad shouting; "Glory
TO God Thank God We niggers got
Cairo now, and don't ask you Democrats
any odds" At times the white Of her
eyes showed as large ss snow ball, and
At times she Jumped over boxes and OBJ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

RETURNED.-A. MARI, u we'll known
citizen OF Cairo, after an absence of seven
months in Germany, his native land, has
returned. He brought with him . wife,
to tho manor of the fsderlsnd born. Mr..
Marx will again make Cairo his home, and
go into business here.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

STEAMBOAT GLASGOW FOR SALE.-By
reference to our advertisements, it will be
seen that the above named excellent stern
wheeler is in dursnce vile and will be sold
on the 3Oth Of this month, by the U. s.
marshal ut Cairo, "cheap for cash"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

REV. II. b. Thsyer will deliver 8 dis
course this morning on the following sub
ject Running the Race" In the even
ing Mr. Thayer will deliver the first Of .
series Of sermons to young men. The
subject of tho first discourse will be
"Temptation-tbe Great Danger"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

HOLLAND on HrACrNrHE.-.Scribners
Monthly for November will have an edi-
torial on Father Hyacnthe, in (which DR..
Holland strongly defends the priests re-
cent marriage, and hurls scorn at his
protestant revilers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

THE KENTUCKY & TENNESSEE RAIL
RoAp.-Wc learn from Mr.. J. q. Hark-
less, of Ballard county, that now the cleo
ton excitement is over, there is no doubt
this important road--of great importance
to Csiro-wili be Immediately commenced
and speedily completed.
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QUARTERLY MEGrISG.-The services
Of the fret quarterly meeting for this
charge. began in the Methodist church
Yesterday evening At clock. Tho Rev.
Mr.. Grant, presiding elder, will preach
this morning at loA o'clock, after which
the sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered. Preaching again this eve
ming. All are invited to attend this series
Of services,
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REsIGSED.-J. c. Lshue, day police
man, has handed in bis resignation. He
has accepted q position with the Eames'
Manufacturing company.
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HORSE PLAGUE.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 9-The horse dis.
ease has reached its height, there are no
cars running, There is hardly horse 10
DO seen on tho streets.
WAsHINoToK, Nov. 9.--Horse disease
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AN OuTRAoE.-The present condition
of the plank road on the Ohio levee. The
road is in u terrible condition, and some
thing ought TO be done towards repairing
It Immediately. II not attended to SOON
it will be utterly impossible after another
rain or two.
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WILL COMMENCE OpERATISo.--The
proprietor. Of the Eames hub factory have
associated themselves with a firm Of ST.
Louis Mr.. Everett. Of Kalamazoo, Mich
igan, has arrived and will act ss superin-
tendent. The @ Enlistment is now styled
the Esmes' Manufacturing company.
The managers will commence on Monday
morning, and expect TO prepare ready for
shipment 800 hubs per day.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev II. b, Thayer
will deliver a discourse this morning in
the Presbyterian church, on tho following
subject; Running the Race" In the
evening Mr.. TLayer will deliver the fret
Of a series OF evening sermons to young
men. The drst discourse will be on
Temptation, the Great Danger" Young
men are kindly invited.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In Admiralty.
BY yirturc OF q writ Of sale issued out of
the district court of the United States, for
the southern district of Illinois, In admiralty,
dated on the first day Of November, Alb.
is'?. will he sold ut public sale TO the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at Cairo,
IN SAID district. on the 30th day Of November,
y. -. 49, at 10 o'clock am, the following
described property, to-wit:
The steamboat Glasgow, her boats. tackle,
apparel and furniture.
me same having been condemned and
ordered by the court to be sold.
EDWARD X. ROE,
Y. :. Marshal.
springfield, Ills. November 9Th. Is72.
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In TowS.-Capt. Jack Grammer, presi.
dent Of the Evansville, Cairo ard Men,
phis packet company, is stopping at the
81. Charles.
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Auction SALE-I will offer for sale at
the residence Of Fred. Theobold, on the
corner of Walnut and Sixth streets, Tues
day, Nov. 18th, at half past nine o'clock,
q large assortment Of fine furniture con.
sisting of n full line Of parlor, dining
room and kitchen furniture. Also one
fine mich COW. Sale without reserve.
ll-9-2t ID. HARTMAx. Auctioneer,
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QUERY.-Ilas u man o right 10 take a
dray pin and beat mule half TO death
With it because mule 10 q mule7 Why
don't the police enforce the ordinance in
regard TO cruelty to animals If case
or two were brought before Judge Bross,
VIC would, in the future, not SEQ 80 many
mules with one eyo out, and broken bones.
The man who will do this is no better than
the mule,
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HIS TRIAL.-Billy Harrison, who
killed Jos. Swoboda in this city sometime
ago, will have his trial at Mound City,
commencing Monday, November ls.
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DELIGHrFUI.--We have been requested
to state for the information Of the public
that this is delightful weather.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

Messrs. Orr 4 Liptons
wharfboat has arrived and is moored at
the foot Of Tenth street.
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FINE DIsPLAY.-Louis Herbert makes
fine display Of delieaces in front Of his
restaurant, on Ohio levee.
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POLICE CoURr.-Judge Shsnnessy pre-.
sided. John Boyle for drunkenness was
fined 81 and cost. Paid.
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CRIME.

THE PREDESTINATED MAR.
TYRS.
A DISGUSTING SCENE IN
COURT.
SUPPOSED MURDER IN KANSAS
CITY.
EDITOR SHOT IN LEXINGTON,
MISSOURI.
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A New SESsATIoS.-Rarely are our
amusement loving people afforded the
opportunity Of interesting and partaking
Of an entertainment, which includes in its
programme, such q versatile ard uncom-
mon selection of arenic peculiarities snd
attractions, ignoring the old, steriotyped
and monotonous repetition Of peripatetic
performers; and presenting an array Of
talent and performances, new and refresh
ing, by company selected from the
celebrities of the artistic world. Dan
Rice's Paris Pavilisn circus and animal
show has a reputation, worldwide, and
stands pre-eminent as truly moral and
frst-class circus. We are pronounced
quite sensation surprise in the appear
snce of an anatomical phenomenon, called
"The Man Fiend," which is a feature,
among the many Others, . one, worthy ofa
visit to this show. Dan Rice will exhibit
in this city but one afternoon and night.
Remember, Monday, Nov. 18th.
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CASUALTIES.

THE HUB OF THE UNIVERSE
IN FLAMES.
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Y. NJ. c. A.-Special prayer meeting.
The Lowell convention recommended the
Observance of the second Sabbath in Nov.
as day Of special prayer for Gods bles-
sing upon the association in all lands. In
compliance Herewith. the Cairo associs.
ton will hold prayer meeting al their
room, over w. B. Rockwell d Co.'S book
store, this Sunday afternoon at 40 clock
to continue one hour. Everybody invited
especially is every member requested to DO
present
Devotional Committee, Y. N. G. A.
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LOCALS.

LIvELy.-Ohio levec presented . lively
appearance yesterday.
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Devotional Committee, Y. NJ. G. 4

THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD.
This road, which, when it has made its
northern terminus at this city, will be of
great benefit to US, IS being pushed forward
to completion in the :most energetic man.
ner. We learn from Mr.. J. o. Harkless
of Ballard county, that the grading and
trestling are both under way in that coun.
ty, about six miles from this place. About
four hundred men are now employed on
that part Of the work. DuPoister and
Bodkip are dong the grading, and Saul
paugh Medley is d Ding the trestlng. The,
contractors are working towards Cairo
and the road-bed is to be completed to this
city by the first of June next.
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POLITICAL.

OPINION OF THE NEW YORK
WORLD ON THE SITUA-
TION.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10

FRIGHTFUL FREAKS OF THE
y FIRE FIEND In BOSTON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-10
WOHLE BUSINESS BLOCKS
BURNED.

FIRE ENGINES DRAWN BY HAND.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE DANGER.
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FOREIGN.

LORD MAYORS DAY IN LONDON
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No Rotation for Us.


From the Bennington Banner, Oct. 4
The effort being made by Judge
steele and his friends. in the Second
Congressional District to dcpuSe Hon.
l.. +. Poland. and give his seat in Con-
grcsS tu Judge Steele. meets with quite
general opposition. on the part of those
who are fully conVerSant with the facts
that should govern the action of the
voters in that District. To us the con
test was only of such interest rs every
Nrrmontrr should feel in the character
and influence and ability of our Con
%rc>>iomHl representation. We We're of
those who hoped that Judge Poland
would he retained in his seat in the
senate. and that Hon. Justin :. Morrill,.
a> Il member of the House. would
through the important ami somewhat
pclilou> Years that have followed. hold
his high position A. chairman of the
WAYS and means III the Representative
bench of Congress. The legislature of
our State ovcrlulcd this desire. which
very many. We think II majority of their
constituency. held. and 10y advancing
Mr.. Morrill, to the Senate. vacated the
office of congressman for the second
District. and the craftsmanship of the
most important committee in Congress.
Fortunately Hon. II. l.. Dawes. of our
mcighhOIim" District IN Ma~Sa, hII>cttS.
wu~ 9i>'.i Nh. Mnnill'> place nj the
head of his Committee. and with equal
wisdom and good Judgment. Mr.. Pc
land WAS sent 10y his constituency in
the second District. to fill the seat on
the floor of the House. vacated 10y the
promotion of our able and honorable
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The New Speaker.

Hon. franklin Fairbanks. of st.
bloomsbury. was elected Speaker of the
House of representatives. on the SEC
ond ballot. There Wis no caucus nom
nation. and the election may. there
fore. he deemed 10y Mr.. Fairbanks a.
quite Il tiattelimg proof of the appIecia
ton Of his friends. This is the second
term of Mr.. Fairbanks III the House
and he consequently brings t" the office
considerable experience :i> Il legislator.
though. perhaps. but little experience
a> presiding officer. We are happy t."
record Mr.. Fairbanks election to the
SpeakerShip. He ranks deServedlN
high among the >rlt-made men of the
State. and we trust his discharge of the
duties of the position will reflect still
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McIndoes Falls Scientific Club.

Excursion on Tuesday. sept. ION.
BY special invitation from Dca. James
Guthrie. several members of the club
with other invited guests. met ut his
residence and visited several localities
of scientific interest in the vicinity.
The region visited WAS about one
half mile east of iiarVrN> and sim :
ponds, The rocks are of the anica-
>rhi>t Formations. with granite cropping
ont here and there. The surface is
nearly covered with houldcrS of mica
slate and granite. with sharp edges on
hut slightly rounded. showing that they
had not been transported very far 10y
the drift. 1t is very probable that many
OF them came from Blue mountain t."
the ~"uthWaId. Though two houldcIs
which had been much rounded. were
from Il different origin. because they
contained noduleS of mica scattered
through them. commonly known as
..HobuIdr gjt,Hjtc." So called 10y Rev. :.
X. Hall. l.. l.. D.. of Bloomington. and
| believe that the granite of Blue noun
tain contains nothing of this character.
Orleans and Washington counties iii
Vermont. are the only localities on the
surface. of the earth where this kind OF
granite is found. except erratic h"uldelS.
which have been conveyed away during
the drift period. from these localities.
| The specimens obtained were very
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beautiful the mica was black, and
one fourth of an inch to NV" and one
half inches in diameter: they contraSted
well with the WliteneS> of the rock that
contained them. DR.. Hall has sent
numerous specimens of this granite t"
Europe where it excited the curiosity
of many scientific men.
The locality is rich in lichcmS. MOSES.
livrrNuit> and fungi: many specimens
were obtained int a> they have no
common names they would hc OF no
interest To the general reader.
TIL" party returned about half past
five. 10 lind Il hountc"rlS and Welcome
supper prepared 10y Mrs. Guthrie.
Mr. Guthrie exhibited several >prci-
mems of fossil. coral and shells. miner
ais, and mounted birds which he had
recently obtained during his tour to
Europe.
sept. 18th AN excursion Was made it'll
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Vermont. for the purpose of collecting
dridricN on tine slate rock situated
about tv" miles Mellow Wells River.
where the i"lIr"a" cuts thf"''%h hI@l'
ledge near the "hiirrtIrlt iI\rr. Many
beautiful specimens were collected &;
some oil 'hrhl VIII TIE drr">lIc" III the
0'''' "nli'r'' NIlIlr DINERS VIE ne Sent
I" the museums "I Various h'l''i"i MS
Tory N"lc'l'> III inc country. i"l"lli't>
nave the appearance "i BEN" fossil
Terms or "thrr Nc%rlahlc grown d'iliic-
ATE" among III" Strata oil rock III WING II
'h'N appear h'\ are I'll %ir'' ''c'"'N y
ail" N'I'' Tor Il ION" 'lih'' '"I>i"'r'"
ny hA'''iallN'N /" u" FOSSILS "'' all''l\ SIS
prove 'heIi I" ne "i'i\ inc 'l''-lik' al
Engagement "i '''' '''i'i'I"iN "' VINO Il
NV "'' '"' lux ''''''
'''i"''''"'' III the >l'''l''"'''> "'''''l'"'
'h' h'lh'l'I WIS l'a%h''I''' "' "\l'' "l
'I"". some "l the >i"'Il'l'i il '\ii'''l''"
several P'l>'"'''i' '"I"l>.
W men returning along me '"III"''"'
some '''' ''''> '"''''''> were ''''''' III tue
>''S'''"' ""''i '"' wee" the 'l'''h ''"'
refuge "'H ''>'''''''l''' very I'''h the
sue anu ''''"' VI '''' I''' @'"!"'>' many
we've "'''''' ''' I'll ""N'N'l' '''" '''''\
,''''''''' ',''N' UNITS "''' '''''''t y '''S
l"">'IN an" l'"'''Ii% III lh' NI''r' though
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81. ,8uhnsburp & alrdunlan.

-. bloomsbury. VI. Friday. ""'". H. i&:'''
- Friends To- this lotion OF tn" Stat" will add
,..-,.,,,,i, . rn, interest "i the Calrdonian lay
..,,..,,. lis . Ir,u,- promptly and in hrirt lr-
pi,. t"rlu.
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Accident
Danville.

The town caucuS was held here Sat
urdaN night The steele men had been
quite active. and were confident of >rir-
cess. ON ballot. Dea. Charles Morrill,.
(a Poland MANI received lWi votes,
against l. f"r Dr DurImt. Il steele man.
W. II. Preston. the other Poland dele
gate. WIS chosen without opposition.
The steele delegation that went up
from this place to tender their congIat-
ulation>. returned without "oin" through
that ceremony.
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-3!su -{hrrHGruIrnfs

Persistent ADVERTISING ia tia" right medium
brings business.
HOT. -. UN - MINER SrEEET.-A good new
IinU-,. situated IN summer STREET 81. Johns
hurry. j. offered i"r sale. Enquire at
SAT- RUSSELL lIALLETG.
DRE~>-MAkIN(.
Ladies' desiring Dress Maxim. and other Sewing
done promptly and we'll. will find Miss ROSA
LYNN Al II. T.. SIIOKENS Music store.
DEINTEE APPRENTICE wanted AT this office.
L y bright. capable, boy from Ii To- l. wears old.
one from the town preferred.
\-OTIC Eft Is desired that all accounts due
y the estate nf the late j. &. bingham hr settled
before Nov. l. l-12. 37-N
NSTEt Vt anne into the enclosure. of the. sub
- ~crib-r~. oct. l. tiy' alvtS-twn red steers and
three roam hrii'I~. The owner is requested t" pay
charges and take them away.
:. HIGGINS \ SONS.
II .Inhn-hurI Oct . I-12 - 80
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Manufacturer ct flI,

Manufacture "t ia"
tIiiI.E NIEp Blue MAIN
GEAtIiI ND\I Ni.NI~ INE
LIES HEAD STONES. Sc. Ac.
Also. Iufurr,r and d,..tl, 90 Ih, world
-uu.,u,d RED and GRAY POLISHED
>,pIrU GENNlTI MONT MENI~
INII. Els sc. A..
have Polished Granite, nov "u maud
md will luprIr To ORDER and sell tn,
-iIu, ;ui l,-~~ than ,.ru h, h"u-ht 10
E"-ruu Discount {" the Trade. over
-no d,-,-u- ru hand Please, cell and
str
-. .J.La.tr,.. H.. Fr'4 T.. l-.l----r
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AUCTION +!

JOSIAH =. kENER~ON. Auctionrrr.
The subscriber viii sell at public auction. on hiS
farm. situated an Bean Hill ia Kirby. W elnc--
day. October -. 1872. al IL " clock \ NJ. the
follow IN PERSONAL property GOOD Cows. two
wears old HrItrI~ with calf. Durham Bull
Year old = N"k" of good working Oxen. yoke "f
four wears old oxen. good workers. Calves.
Hons" w" wears old t"lt l. sheep Also ~ tons
Hay. 90 bush Oats. FERNS year credit.
with GOOD security. l.. II. PAGE.
Kirby oct l-.3 M
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AUCTION !
JOHN II. MOORE. tuctinnrrr.

The subscriber Will sell At Public Auction. on
Thursday. bet. IL. IS:'. At 10 \ NJ. hI- harm
known Is the Graham Place, situated about :,
miles from Nclud"'.~ Fails Depot. : Stores. :
lunches. Academy. trII~t and saw mills and s,,u
Jams about $50 .urTr~ uf excellent Land. Recon
have al Other farms should not fear hut that
Nuu would buy tins. Nl-,,. al the and
place III" follow M personal property. VIZ ~ tons
GOOD hay IL Cows yoke of ON,n. H".~ Shntt~
1..u bush. oats. - bush Wheat 100 bush. BARLEY
"A lot 81 Farming Tools necessary and ConN rn' nj
ioI farming purposes. also Meadow kin. Nov in.
Machine, and Household Furniture of vari"II-
kinds, not mentioned. g Terms made known Al
time and place ut sale JAMES II ct HIRE
Barnet. VI. Oct. Z. l-.2 II
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more credit on an already illustrious
name III the annals of Vermont bust
ness men, NOntpclicr Daily JOmnI.
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Waterford Caucus.

The Republicans of the town of Wa
trrtord are hereby notified t" meet at
the Town Hall ut West Waterford ON
Saturday. the 10Th of October. at :
o'clock =. NJ. tor the purpose of ch""S-
ing Il delegate to the District r"nvcm-
lion of District No. :. to Ice holden III
White River Junction "m the 2:ird inst.
Per order ot G. +. Parks, j. ". St"d-
daId. town committee.
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accountable as those of Il lunatic 50 fire.
quently are. For instance she would
neither eat her supper nor her break
fast until Mr.. Hale had gone and brought
her Il lawyer for consultation. \ whim
which the landlord readily granted.
Accident.
Merrill Russell OF this place went To Il
hu>kimg ut George Ayers at Go>S Ilol-
low. Thursday evening. in company
with two ladies. In driving ont of the
ward on the return home owing to the
darkness M drove upon Il bank and
tipped over. Mrs. W. \. Pierce had an
arm broken. bat Russell and the other
lady escaped with slight bruises.
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Auction Sale I!

Ot Foundry. Machim" shop la'h~uIth shop. >t"rr
Huu~r. with good Water Power. Also. Dw-llin.
HOUSE. ont buildings. and "n,-half of Land
attached. at Rock Island Statistical L. @. FIJI
day and SATURDAY. oct - and u. l-s2. In
tI"n with above -a. wl IL, Off Ted all The. tools
lithr- patterns. ha-k-. Ac. Sc. together with II
large lot of pillows. cultivat"rs. harr"w-. Ac.. sc
salt I" commence AT 10 O'Clock \. NJ each daN.
h l. : l.. T.. MORRILL,
En,k I,land OCT L. 3. &
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Sutton.


\ match game of base ball was played
AT sutton un the 18th ult.. between The
Mon club of Glover and the Farmer
Boy of sutton. The game MAS cNclt-
img and quite close. the score showing
81 fnl the Farmer Boys and 81 for The
Unions. \ return game will hc played
at Runaway P"nd, ;'l"Nrr. next Sat
udaN. Oct. T.. at IN" o'clock.
Five PERSONS Wcr, hapti>cd 10y Rev.
r. l.. Wiley. last Sabbath. Nine joined
the church 10y letter. This makes sin
t.-thcc additions t" this church since
july ~ 1t is now the largest church
ui this denomination in the state. y
church reunion j. to he holden some
iimr this fall. at which all the former
pastors uuN living. and H. many former
members IT. can do So. will hc present.
The Ladies' ~ucirtN are soon I" put Il
carpet un the ai>lt> of the church. he
pew owners are also intending t" give
the outside Il coat of paint.
CAUcU~. The Republican caucus L"
nominated delegate, t" the District con
,cutiuu wili hr holden at the District
Hall on Saturday oct. -. at $50. i. VI.
We expect Il Poland delegate will Il"
elected.
The Ea>tmam>. assisted lay :. Cree.
Ninlini>t. \. T.. Taft with coInrr. and
others. will give concert At th" baptist
church. Thursday eve. oct. 10.