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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30

4 splendid stock 81 irst-class furnish
Ing soJls,-inl ualersear. hosiery gloves
scaris, ties. collars, etc. etc Everything
at popular prices at Loebs.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30

Fall and winter suits and overcoats ;
speciality at Loeo's, the One Price Cloth
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30
Arkansas and Ohio Changers Core.
spondence.

The following letter has been received
BY the Master of the State Grange of Ar
kansas:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30

500 Of the les. Racine Trunks, with Ial
n-ovs3 locks. for sale. l. BA,issSGE&.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30
The Arkansas (S)myth.

There was queer person named Smith;
Though some said that Smith was myth;
This Nolney Noltarle,
The singular hair
Pin of Arkans ivy, sometimes called Smith.
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Railroad Time Table.
HrcAao, ROCK ISLAND \ PACIFIC s. 3.

.,s,sa m..A;15 n. IN, /; and a:45 p. Trains
arrive from west as above
sso1SG;wEsr TRAINS LEAVE
A.s.aoa.m:1o 1880 a. m and $50 p. N, Tram
arrive from the east As aooNe
socYrosp, Roog ISLAND & ST. LOUIS 5. 5.
GOING SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
At 90 q. M, and 6:S9 p, M
ARRIVE PROM 81. LOUIS
At6:30 g. N. and goo p III
STERLING TEAMS LxASs
At 500 o. m and $40 p M -
ARgIyY PROM STERLING
At 600 D. m. aud ! 10 p. IN
COAL VALLEY MINING co.'s rzAn's:
Lave 1880 A N
E:03 A. n. s.nPs
fsook.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Express and Mai.......,.s:D AN sn
BURLINGTON, cEoAs RAPIDS & MN.
- ~RrRIIssros-Le West Liberty 4 AT W Liberty
Accommodation ~ us n
Express s'fo
To CEDAR RAPIDS ga, NJ
Express ....,-.... lZ'o 20 :, ~
Accommodation 755 Pm 900
rNo1AYapo IS. BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Ly indianapolis. Ar. Peoria
uou Nv 4:01 M 155 NJ
~ Peoria. Indianapolis
y.uspx 7.i5pN $40 NJ
cars run through from Peoria to CINCINNATI WIN
ont change Connections made at Indianapolis II"
ali points East and South.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30

Great bargains in Undsr Shirts aud
Drawers. I,BANBERGER,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
M. M. STURGEON,

ATT chNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
riorS dwtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30
p r.. McELHERNE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
" ana Solicitor in Chancery once opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. S-3Od"ly
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OFFICE OF BUCKEYE FARMER.
WEST SALEM, OHIO, October u, 1874.
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WEST SALEM, OHIO, UtIODVr ID Io'1'
John T. JONES'
Dear Sir and Rrother-There are so
pany conflicting reports ON the condition
of the South that | desire to know the
facts and obtain them for publication.
Please answer the following interrogation
les:
How are Republicans and negroes treat.
ed? How are Northern men treated
What security is there for Ii te and proper
ty? What is the White League, its OBJ
iects and purposes? Also any other facts
bearing on this subject. Fraterually yours
L, q, McCarIEY.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-30
DR., J, w. Stark, Dentist.

,,ooMs NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee, Illinois street, Rock Island. All KINDS oi
Dental Work done in the most approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6lidf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
THE SPEAKING TONIGHT.

Colonel Ellis and Mr.. kittrell will
address the citizens of Eureka on the
political issues of the day this evening.
We hope to see an immense thronC
present. The election is draWinG a
and it is proper that vo.ers be in
formed As to the views of all persons
soliciting their suffrages. Colonel
tlliS Will make 4 cool. ar-umentative
speech. reple;e with facts of vital inter
est TO the people. The Colonel is no
diSsembler; he i. in fact. the very
soul of honor, and whatever pledges
he may now voluntarily make viii he
yeIigioaSlv observed in the event of
MS election to the responsible position
20 which he has been nominated. He
Is Il bona ride resident Of the state. of
lcr- standing IL years Nevada i his
home: his wife and little ones are, and
have been from the first. here located.
As 4 LAWYER and scholar he stands al
most without a peer III the >;atS his
reputation is without blot or bi.nY'~h.
Morally and intellectually. he i, at
least. a head taller than his opponent,
Mr.. WOODBURY.. His integrity has
never Yet been doubted. and his word
* everywhere recognized Is his bond.
Such is the Democratic candidate for
Congress. and we hope the people OF
Eureka, Ruby Hill. Se.ret Canyon
and the surrounding County viii ,urn
out en- maS>e this evening 10 hear him
on the i've issues of The camp in.
Nj. kit;rel. is also an effective speak
er and is sure TO tell many Wholesome
truths. Kiure.l viii warm up and
AIRY the crowdLy storm. and we pre-
dict NOW that he VIII gan many votes
by showing himself in 4 public speech
on the Base Range. There IS no bes-
Ter man living or dead than John X.
kittrell. lie will beat. for the office OF
Attorney General, Uncle Moses Tebb>
what a name :. IA e Of Mud springs
about three thousand Votes in tie
STATE. In fac. Mr.. kit.rell Will q
pretty much all Of the woes east Of tho
Sink eGthe Humboldt. There may lie
few persons in the western codn ie-
who vii vote against him, ua, III,
number will not be sufficient to ca
any figure in the case. When the Off
cial count i Ha te. TeBas-Mo.e.
Tebbs-Wil swear ma. lie was not OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
33.ITEEEY S~VA.EI.EsE sE TEE-
EEEisII..R ASD kIEIEoE

We publish IN u advertising co..
rnlHs the JOINT quarterly statement OF
the treasurer n Aaditor OF tufeNa
county Il VII lie observed that me
hhahee OF the comfy are no. III as
healthy a cohdi'loh - co"td oe tie
sired. me t"t"i l~hegoseahess a--fe-
gates neutrality-suspicious. Vi course
the ineom'nstaNe, rthe e4Hrent year
no~ about due, viii very materially
lessen the figures, though 1t j. qui.c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
Another Republican Fall

CARSON CITY, NcH., Get. -.
There i another grand h"publicln
rally being held here to njgh'. IL
Moore X farkc"'s hail. which is
crowded. The mee ing j. being al
dressed ty Gen ii. ra-c. Honduras
Sae.ev, OF Virginia. Ten. i. II. i'll
War,i-. OF tii, ely, AID o,her lronl!-
nenJ men Of the Parry.
General PAGE, NeNaia's coming man,
delivered one OF the ableS. speeches
t,ere Tonight Yer delivered IN the
safe. lie reviewed The Two parties for
the past sixteen Years. ably criticised
,<ve and ewtrt'> career IA ~Scuator~.
happily rulogi>ed Jones. SPOKE at
length ON finance ANA >halon. pad Il
h.-h tripu'e 10 tioNcrnor bou;tl, aut III
conclusion >aii there was hat two ar
IL: tie Eei nhlean party was u friend
81 the Nstion5i Government ~i,hllGtt.
If and the iur>uit OF happiness before
il: the nonocraic parry Mas the
cuemN to The National Government.
vi Il darkness. de>U.a.i"n and 3t-;rtc-
;ioD. To Which horn Of hrdIitIuiAa
viii You cling. Viii You ike out \
miserable eNj> e,4re in darkness. or
vii YOU follow TIA Of hal p;ne~sH Il
i tpr you II chnozc.' ihc c,.kcr IT,
tireI amid raUuls ttaf4Ilu~p.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
The Lincoln Monument.


III. Ntl. IL.
An immense crowd of strangers is
here to-day 10 witness the ceremonies
attendant on the unwilling OF HE
statute ot Lincoln N his monument i'll
oak Ridge Cemetery. Members at
the society of the Army of Tennessee,
which held its annual reunion here
Yesterday aud la>I night. VIII rartici-
pate in the ceremonies. Among the
distinguished PERSONS present are Pres
iienl Grant, Niee President " ilSon.
General sherman. Senators Logan and
I-iu~iN. General Gustav. tales y.
>uI.th, McGiernautl. and others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16

CHICAGO. Oct. ID.
The second session OF the Womau's
Congress mct in the First Methodist
Church OF this ci to-day. Mrs. Liv-
ermore, President ct the association
for the advancement of women. oe-
cupyin- the THAR. \ large number
OF prominent wemen were present, in
including Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
Mrs. Mary stafford Flake. Mrs. Garo-
line \. Soule. Mrs. george Hoffman,,
and oilers. The first subject for dis
cu>>inu was finance. and what none
Jary enterprise can NJ safely uu-
ilr,aNp2
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Lively Times In Politics.
SAN prree, Oct. Is.


Specials from Tucson says:
Bean and Hardy. candidates for
Congress. came in last night. The
general feeling is that they came too
late To- make a big fight here.
Some say that the Smith crowd is
liable to throw him for Hean, hut its
leaders deny this, and insist that Smi h
will carry the county.
The stevens crowd wants to bet that
lis man will get $40 majority.
The examination of District Attor-
ney Hughes takes place to-day. 1.-THE
prosecution proves what ii eNTects to
that he received $50 for influencing the
Grand Jury-it will 80 hard with him.
\ says that>:ephen Richards.
of sanford, X about 10 announce him
self "A candidate for Congress.
No late news from the Quaia'a
mines haze been received. MI Was
going favorably ii last accounts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
y.u:Ratic Suicides.

1REKt, Oct. IL.
Frederick Weizle committed suicide
last night 10y hanging himself To &
trdstcad in the barber shop of his
bro her. lie WAS 10 have been taken
To Stockton as insane. lie had been
an inmate OF an asylum at Portland
until alb Ut q Year ago, when he was
released as sane.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
will be ltanSei-Not Yet announced
4 Onnmj>s;oac.'.

SNIItNWFNIO, VtT. 10.
In the ease of Gotta. convicted OF the
murder of John kru>e in this city ami
sentenced 10 he hanged 10y the DIS;ric,
Court. which WAS appealed To the Su-
rrene Court. that tribunal today made
a decision confirming tie Judgment Of
the District Court. Il now remains for
the District Court to iiN the day ofcXc-
cntion. The decision IN the ease OF
Estrada WAS no. announced this morn
ing.
Governor Booth to-day commits
stoned ChaS. L. Dickerman Notary ior
>au Diego to reside II. Banner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
4 Se..N..:.

lHo JtNEIRo. Oct. -.
Dispatches ar received FROM Ptfa
reporting Il ~cauiiet between The Fosttt-
-ucse an. Brtl.Idns with several killed
md MnnnI.l.
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NEW ID-DiI.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ |. vi. Borowsky. public Administrator
Of Eureka. Eureka county. Nevada, and adj
Illustrator Of the estate OF Charles Meyers.
deceased. will sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash. gold coin OF the
United States. on TUESDAY,. the 2Uth day Of
October. \. II. Is7i. at = echoes =. ". at the
Eureka Chop ltoisc. on Main street. in the
tosn Of Eurala. and county OF Euresa. the
following personal property belonging To said
estate. to-vit:
Chairs, Tables. Crockery. Knives. and
Forks, spoons. fablcelvths. and Nap
Aims. one hang. one stove. with Cooking
Utensils, etc. etc.
NJ. BORoWSES.
Pubic administrator of Eureka county. Nov.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
4. II. EI7ELHDssE

We Yesterday received a copy Of the
Burlington iowa Ga-ehe, published
at the former home Of our feIiow-tows-
man, y. NJ. Hillhouse. Tie Ga=cttcthus
compliments Mr.. I~iillhouse, and the
democracy of Nevada. ON the good
fortune of the former and the marked
sense of the latter in placing him on
the ticket for supreme Judge. says
the Gazette:
This gentleman. who years ago was
a resident OF Burlington, has for G =
eral Years past been a resident of Ne
vada, and We are sure that all of those
who knew him in the DAYS of yore
will unite with Us in rejoicing that
lie has, by the Democratic Con
yention of Nevada, been placed in
nomination for the long term on The
supreme Bench of that State. Mr..
ton by some OF the most prominent
men in that State, gentlemen of ability
and attainments; bat the convention
marked lts sense Of his fitness by nom
mating him on the first ballot, by an
over two-tlIirdS vote.
Mr.. iIillhOuse vas formerly Judge
Tracy .2W partner. in TIL, city. He
Is remembered hy his old associate at
.orneys only with feelings OF The high
est esteem ana respect. \ man gifted
largely with cautiousness. deliberate
in forming judgments, thorough in re-
search, he stood in the front rank
among the barristers of this safe.
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the Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany, LEI: to-day for Panamint, TO sur
vey the route proposed for the extern
sion of the lines to that point.
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Scc0u i.ali;pyac::t.

CALIsToGA. cal. Oct. X.
The Calisto1a silver mine Will make
is second Shipment OF six oars OF
bullion TO morrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16

teenth, Woodward (Eep.) Eighteenth.
Monroe Rep; Nineteenth, Garfield
(Rep.).; Twentieth. Payne Dem }.
democrats, Is; Republicans, ..
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
TE0rs CALIFORNIA.

Fatal Enii4;= OF i'..iit-C~cea.
backs =srsieet- i,.Nt5Ii II e..~
DaIi- .isc Il e:..trr-.>c,go : :,l.i
..tssa.. -" t.l!:usaat.eu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
CHANGE OF CANDIDATES.

We publish elsewhere in this issue
of the SENTINEL q note from Mr..
Hogie. formally Withdrawing from the
Republican ticket as a candidate for
State Treasurer. Mr.. Ho-le assigns
as The reason impelling him to this
course. the largely increasing demands
made upon his time by his extensive
and growing private business in this
event of success. afford to neglect his
private affairs without serious personal
loss, and hence he determined 70 with
draw from the contest. Mr.. lIo-le, be-
ing a live, energetic business man.,
would have made a strong run had lie
permitted his nam t remain before
the people.
We are informed hy telegraph that
the Republican State Central Commit
tee has selected Uncle George TGtiy-
mine host of the =. Charles iIoel in
Carson Cty-to I'LL the place on the
ticket made vacant by the Withdrawal
Of Mr.. Ho-le. Uncle George was a
happy selection for the Republican
parry. We know Of no beer or more
worthy citizen III Etv13a tHaa George
Tufiy. lie enters the ti-ht la.e, though
we would net be surprised il liz GaNe
Mr., schooling a lively rae. H ! e,
peeial.v popular VITA he Germans al
over tie SAFE. We DONE believe aav
one FAN beit our rre>ens worthy Treas
urar. yet Uuc}e ~'Shorse" vi. ame Is
near 10 il a. anybody We call TO mind.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16

SUICIDE Oh DE. CoLuMHER.-Dr. ".
G. Columber, a well known physician
and an old resident ofthis county, says
the Iayo L~1dcpeHdeat Of the 10Th inst,
committed suicide BY a desc 81 earro-
siye sublimate at cerro GorIo, at 3
o'clock P. NJ, October ID. 40 cause is
assigned for the rash act other than as
the possible result Of depression Of
mind, oceasioned by dissipa.ed habits.
He suffered the most intense agony for
about thirty minutes after taking the
fatal dose before death relieved his sGf-
ferings. He was a native OF the State
OF Virginia, and aged about 3! y-ay4.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

SpGtoC>E. \. Y, Get. =.
\ fire Yesterday evening destroyed
the Excelsior Esue salt Mil OF Harder
X Go. with I5.ugu bushels of salt. Les>,
$,5.vpe: insured ior >5Q,ue0. The fire
cau-ht from Il Kerosene lamp. the
~upeim.enIent WAS badly burned try
me- TO eXIIggi>h the ire.
OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. l..
Returns today establish the fact
tha. the >.atc soe, hepuoiican by near
~ l,bu0 majority.
HAMILTON. nako.a. Oct. Is.
Election returns thus tar received
give teider. Republican, Delegate.
LII majority. >iuuN Valley, not
Vet heard from. will doubtless increase
hi~ majority. Both branches OF the
LEGISLATURE VII be Repuhlican.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL. 70 THE DAILY s~ENrtSEI.]

Insta3:eI President Aa:i-Eaat.
many Tic!.e: a. be 2ut ia tne
Fie,i still .as.~is ,Ia. IL.
-tsieuaen: IL Correct ai~..lJa1a-
ti,t to- he Ni.n traan=A 1oIetI.-
tssio.. on t..c ,a.I.st .%ae>fion-
Direction o. i..e - r.:eTn g.s.U.l
~Ieie-rS.n Com any.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23
STATE OFFICERS.

8oyernor--John l.. Beyeridge
fieutenAnt-ti ovornor-----
Secretary % stAto--deOTge X. Harlow.
Auditor Of 5 ate. T.. LippiBcot.
state Trebs irer--Casper kut1.
Attorney uenoral---,lAmes X. Edsall.
supt. Public lnstTuction-Nowtoa BEt6u.au
COSGRk5sMES.
sens:ors-RichSrd j. Oglesby and John A.
oghn.
Representative Eighteenth District -Isace
gomen,s.
MEslBEhS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives In the BOTH District
'ohn II. Obcriy, Wa A. Lomma ana Hath.
y. lnscorc.
senator for the 5Oth dis,rict.--Jessc Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Baker, OF Alexander
States Attoney--Patrick ii. Pope.
Clerk--ls, \. locum.
Sherlh-A. Ii. Irwin.
WIN. MsTt!r--Assessor and Treasurer.
SuryeyOr--John L. Bely.
COUNTY COURT
. Judge y. Bross.
Assooiates--J. T.. ACCrito and 3. MaTehil-
I IN.
Cierk-Jscob q. Lynch.
Cnroner-John H. Gossmnn.
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsOSa.

THE MAsOSs.
"a 20 COMMANDERY, No. H.--statsd
Ak. nOly at the Asylum Masonic Hall. first
ard ". I'd Mondays In each month.
.etEO COUNCIL, No. A.--Regulag Conyo-
csti "a at Masonic Hall, the second Friday
In exch month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. Tl.-Regulu Con.
vocation at Masonic Hall, on the third
Tuesday OF every month,
AFRO LODGE, 40. III y. a. A. N --Regu.
lar q. .nmunicsrons At Masonic Hall, the
seer a and fourth Mondays OF each month
TIE ODD-FELLoWS.
tLLXAsDER LODGE, 224-Meets in Odd.
Fsllovs' Hall, In Arter's building. cverJ
Thursday evening al o'clock.
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Joseph u Rest,
! n Ritienhou-e,
Matt l. Walsh, 81
John WOOD.
John 4 Reeve,
VI T. Fulton,
J = spillers,
! & Moon.
4 D. BausTnnn,
James y Miller,
! VI Emerson.
Fred ; smith,
WIN J Howe,
7 Gilman
\ W Seal,
T. O'Loughlin,
D : Kent,
X T. Robbins,
James Fleming,
W II Dezonia,
W g Robbins,
II 4 Lonin,
. ; Barclay,
John Clancy
Frank GaZzOlo.
smith Torrance,
y fitzgerald,
JAMES " Ool'lridge,
VI 81 Moor,
Miles : Gilheri,
4 DTth.
Henry Appel,
Charles Frank,
JOln " Cornell,
John y Aul-ry,
iouis kehlrf,
j ~ Kelly,
Vim happier.
Louis JOTgcnseni
JarOb walter,
John q -tau,il,
D VI ShuHtsr,
j 4 sullivan, VI u o
Henry 4 Martin,
JOhu kJehl"r,
Fred StfuutL5
II Maltiseinillili,
Adolf Miller,
n V Calmern,
~ Mhiicamp,
J W Mock,
J II Metcalf,
q Il Parker,
Eugene Glincsi
: ~chwanitz,
icorge T. Lounsberryi
- } Solomon,
e.. Pink,
y. v. Bclzncr,
william Builder,
G. II Leniz,
NJ j McGaulcy,
" Bland,
w u Mccullough,
liniri Sme-ilcy,
Henry Mctariy,
: j iIunm,
lease Mciiafi,c,
j NJ hinnear,
Robert smythi
II BlOint
Prank | Picker,
j j Anderson,
. " Henderson,
Jacob g Lynch,
4 liro-s,
" N Morris,
William smith,
IL. Bartlett,
J. VI Cross,
j sharp,
{ Mum,
Joseph Alley,
4. n Murdoch,
David I Griffin,
Patrick Eagli,
james hcrgtn,
John William,
lanes \ ala,
OrIpl AnOttci
NJ Rans,
G. W Shoptaugh,
\ j Anderson
Joseph Nalla,
John & Zonne,
! u scott,
& : summers,
u Il Lacy,
W II Coulter,
& u Hcrrick,
y l. Wickwirc,
Joseph Bmnkle,
Jake Latner,
II j COrnick,
T. 4 kirley,
Thomas Cotter,
| G. VI Taylor,
John NanyaNter,
j %. smith,
Park Southland,
T. Is Petit,
| q 4. Osborn,
sidney Clapp,
| VIM q Wilson,
ID Lambert
j Burger,
r : Haas,
NJ Lyman,
~ W tl.,.,cn
r.o,.o. K"hier
~ ~
un.,aU1o,.,
n ,uIosIn,an
v9ni Wsiia,.
~ ~ :, ms,''''
he ehdn,,on
'oi.n Dn''''""
Ia nn l,,v.,,,o,.,,id
IuI i,,.nb'"
pu ua,.
?o',i ,' ua "o,.,oi,c
n ,'i,,h ~ i. 49,
ui in,p ," Ill.,
81, n,,'a ILL.,, ,''"'
pn't 49,,
u MnctIar
ir.n,"" ,ioaoyo,.ror
w lIa,..l
/ Mo, m,,. ~ Si,a,iv
In,,,, u ,,Ian
William cnr,in
Wminue,
Innnncilv
oC,a;i,orne Iirhc
U nnyo1sh ''o"
nrt..;ar
J lam nC,a,n,,ninys
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OUR CHURCHES.


.HHIsTIAN CHURcH-Ekbteenth street
hetwecn WASHINGTON and Walnut.
Preaching eve(y third and ,ourtb Su1 day .
Sundav echool at q n. M.
Praysf meeting "Wednesday evening.
, X ~ TRIxnLE, Pss.or
asEsBYTERIAF--Eieht street.
presching, Sabbath 1T 10i SIN. and "A pm
sabbath schoo, 9 pm. J. NJ. Lsnsdon, su.
perintendent REV. III. THAyRR, Pntor
TUODIST.--C Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
Preaching, sabbath At IL a.ra., and 7 p. IN
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, "A pm.
sabbath School, 3. pm. l.. w. stllwel,
DrerintenGent. REV. j. l.. WALLER,
Pastor.
;.iItCH OF THE REDExMER-tEpisco-
sYapine pl1yers. sabbath 10i am.
sabbath acboGf- pm.
p-v. cuha, n.
T.pATpft,hi- - rkRT, Rector.
v asangtop A,spu "'nth 81. and
Public service, sabbstp 3 . and ~.
Yespers, pm. ~.
sabbath School, pm.
service every day, s am.
REV. II. j. O'HALLoRA4t, Priost.
e, JOsEPH'S CHUHCH.-(0erman,) cor.
ner Of Walnut and Cross streets.
Mass. every Sabbath ut 10 O'Clock 4. m.
Nespers, = p. IA.
Mar during week days, O'Clock q. Ia.
REV. &. HOFFMAN, Priest.
iFRMAN LUTHERAN CHURCl-I3th
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
sabbath school at 2 O'Clock p. m.
RKv. q. DuKnscm H. Pa,tor.
tOIING NEWS CHRISTIAN A1JoCiA-
Tioh.-heguisr meeting seoona Monday
each month At their room over Rockwell
& COS book store, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, u pm. at
Ae toom. ,
l.. w. sTILLwEIL. President.
VCONp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CnURCH. - Corner Sycamore and Forty
grtt streets. Preaching Sabbath 1T IL
O'Clock q. m. and O'Clock y. M.
sunday school o'clock =. 10.
Ihe church IL connected with the Illinois
Association, by the First Missionary Bap-
t.st Church of Cairo.
REV. SoLoMos LEONARD, Pastor.
rRiCAN MErHODIST.--Four he
tween w alnut and Cedar.
Services, Sabbath. IL A.u.
sabbath School, II pm.
tla-s meets at y pm.
sCOND FREE WILL BAPTIsT'--Fif.
teenth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath y apd g R,c n; p..,or
EEE WILL BAPTIST home MISSION
SABBATH SCBOOL.--Coner Walnut
and Cedar Street,.
sabbath school, . an.
INST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-gurry's Barracks
Services, Sabbath IL am, 3 pm. A ~ p. m.
REV. VIM. REILEY, Pastor.
iiGsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
x odAr, between Ninth aud Tenth sta.
Preaching sabbath, lOi am. and ~ pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching. Friday evening
sabbath school, II pm. John VsnBaxter
aud Mary stephens, Superinte ndents.
REV. T. j. SHORTS, Pastor.
second BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only baptist church recognized By the As
ISOLATION.
services, sabbath, II am. 8 p IN. and 7 pm
Rgv. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23
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