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NEW YoRK, October 1 the trial OF thei
suit under the ciyil.damage net brought by.
John Rieby against w itiam, John, and
Timothy Long, saloon keepers of BrnoslSps
to recover damages the death Of bis SON.,
who, it Is claimed, died from excessiYs drink.
furnished by the Longs. was concluded yes..
terday, the jury awarding q, 600 damages TO-
Rigby.. ~ ::se.1sl..5
The Earl Of Duferin. Governor General:
Of Canada, and Lady Dnferin are IN this
city. .l,5
"A large number of GnbaDs have recently
sailed from this city to rendezvous at Yene-
zuels, whence it is supposed the next expe-
dition will sail.
Demas Barnes, of the Brooklyn Argus, has
been indicted for publishing libels on Henry
c. Bowen. This is another suit growing out
of the recent scandal.
The annual meeting Of the trustees OF the !
Peabody Educational Fund was begun
to-day. The meeting was secret. The
annual statement will not be given to the
press unit! the close Of the session.
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TIE PopEs RELATlvEs-PIo Mono Nor
THE ..OLD Man" OF His HoUsE.-[Fro
the London Echo, September 23.1-Among
its abundant gossip FanfuHa recently
picked the following from Sinigaglia. In
the Church OF the Maddelena there is the
family chapel of the Mastai, with these as
founding dates. The first is premature in
comparison with the others: Giovanni Ma
ria, Plus IX.'s btsavolo, seyenty-three Ec-
colo, his nonno, niuety-three; Girolama, his
father, lightweight; his mother, eighty
eight; Giuseppe, his brother, seVenty-sIx ;
Gabrielle, another brother, Lightweight; and
Gaetano. as the Holy Father often says,
/" knocked at the door of ninety years" me
Pope's paternal house is No. 80 strada del
Monte di Picta. 1t looks exactly like Inc
hundreds of provincial palaSzs one sees all
over Italy. There are three stories OF I'VE
windows each. 1t now belongs to Count
Luigi Mastai. Plus TX. was born in the
second story, now inhabited by his slster.ln-
law, Countess Vittoria, who is within few
months of bis own age.
The united ages on the .tombstones OF
seven Maslais amount to 500 years.
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! Am Iseapea IasfI.BIrd sl1ot-.PfrreaI,

II /,
- is2eclal tessgrana 60 THO Dispatcns
irTsyIv1slase.ssoGRiT II, GsssIai
I14. Joe Clara, who sssarissd from j,iIin this
fpiace b August last, VAS discovered tHis
lmornlr fiji the woods near 4 hts home ofs bis
Smothsr, four miles from this village. lap-
tain Keats and an assistant, on CATHERINE
Information last evening started 10 pnrslit
3. Clark. When discovered The started 10
RIM, when The assistant, 4 negro belonging
to the chain-gang, chased and caught The ms
gitiye and disas ned him of q savage YEA
pom inthe shape OF a knie-blade abouss af-
teen inches long. Clark broke loose
and attempted to escape. and was
shot by. Captain Keats with q shot
gun, thirteen buckshot taking effect in his
back. rhe negro assisting Captain Keats
made q grab for Giark after the latter Hss
shot; but only succeeded IN securing his
trayelling-bag. The Captain then attempted!
to shoot him again, but q desec: in the cap
prevented. Clark, after a desperate strng.i
gle, made his escape. Sheriff Collie and q
posse have started In pursuit., Which proIa-i
ises to be successful. a, 81.
Later.-Clar was arrested this evening
by Sheriff Collie and posse about q hundred
yards from here. Clarke isyery dangerously
wounded. He.is now confined in Jail.
Stephen Haynes, store, about twenty
miles from here, was totally destroyed bylfirei,
at l o'clock this morning. Ali tile stock was
consumed save q few barrels Of, whisky
Loss about $780,. Partial insurance.
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idsparthhes Among fhs llaneo,i,,s mi.
s stysPprnTe.n y,.,
SIC vel q s slhlussp, of Cnis
the Lvt prnyer siainted by IA: q.
IBursur. sav R iitte sstifR hand kerehief
lentireis hone.maG d. Saxhs kifEd Sc Mrs M {
|G. Vaughan. This, III seems ii he, would
take q premium a1sHheres Is isso fine,that
'tl,e g tiread gag hard sbe seen with the
The ESD prsinialn: awarded 81 4 ths society.
TO the fastest hotse ina single dash 81 one
mile sWass won by IS Cricket. = d horse owned
DE George Payne, of Cuipeper. The $50
premium awarded to the fastest four.y ear.oId
trotter, one mile was won by e alley Dutch
mar, = owned by Mr.. g.. G. Koontz, OF Page!
A race for a private purse was run about
20 O'Clock with unframed riding horses.
There were, three entries. They were to
run half a mile and repeat. The first heat
was won BY T. Vowel, of Culpeper second
and third heats Shy &c. B. Wiliams's black
mare ohee stock. - & So il. e. 4
The entries are constantly increasing !, the
Far well attended. Weather quite cold To-
day. SnoH on the mountains. IS EH.n
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:ALDDOMINION STEAMSHIP <IET'
COMPANY. s.sssszss'
FOB NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
stea mersM Id DOMINfON, WYkNOkE !SA !. ~
BELL, RICHMoMD, ALBE Ea4haI a AND sI1S.
TERAS-every TUESDAY FklDA1' @no ooHs-
DAY at high water.s ,,o,,a b,,,,t ax
These ships are entirely new, and were oull1 ok
prssSs sy nave ipy spend saloons and bath
ro Tbs fare, and attention are I'M.
pods Skinned by this line are landed regularly
4 u New YORK on the Company's covered pier, %
North river. = !. = ,yo.,, yors ForsrsrtIao
nth dsnatch, and no charge made except acsuAl
= Ag,.isSs received until P. n. daily.
Enr frr4heal foEIHaaGn, apply 60 !. k
R os - s5Ic} 5RGE w: ALLEN 10 CO., AgenH
sg.,,a snl osfico CoupanY,sW barTas. Rcckett1.
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Republicans NomiHations I'm iLouistanH
New, ORLEANS, October 14.-The Rspub-
lican Parish Convention to-day nominated
Felix La Batout for Mayor; James Lewis
the present incumbent, for Administrator OF
Improvements; and John galhounsf for Ad>,
ministrator Of Finance. ,,,S'E III =. ss g..
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The total length Of water-pipes in New
York is 400 miles; in Chicago, 350 miles
Brooklyn, 800 miles; Boston, Soo; BAIL an
more, 2l0; Detroit, ITO; ST. Louis, sIoo
Montreal, no; Louisville, 70; Cieveialna'
10; Jersey City, so; Milwaukee, Az.
The Faculty Of Yale College were amazed
the other morning at finding the statue OF
President Pierson arrayed in the airy COS.
TIME Of q red flannel shirt, with a democrat
ised silk hat on its head and Q cotton nm
breila in itsshsnd. !,
We should think this would be ettectnal
The New Orleans Times says: !" Let every
lady refuse to kiss her husband until ae 3. re
gisters, a IS 81
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Georgia Fair.

ATLANTA, October 1.-THE State Fait be-
gins on Monday next. There are more enc
tries already than ever before. Many exaibit-
ors have already arrived from tho western
and northern States. A feature Of the Far
is grand display of military and fire com.
psnies of the State.b| 8
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NOTICE !, no TAx.PAYERs.

NOTICE TAXPAYERS OF NAN
In CHESTER. IL am now ready to receive the
city and school taxes. All PERSONS paying the
whole OF the CITY tax on or before the 9Th OF MO-
per cent on the same, aud all those paving oue,haf
Of the city tax ON OF, before the 9th Of N9yemner
next and the other half ON or before the 9tn OF De
dya Ier cent ON the whole. IL is provided hoWeyer,
that no eduett6n viii be nude on tho first hall li-
less the last half Is paid within the speetded time
Theie will be no deduction on the school taz.
.'"IF lT5.As II. w, BR9NAuGH, JR.,
. oc12.6t Treasurer city of Manchester.
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Little Charlie Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-ln the libel
case of Mr.. Ross, father Of the abducted boy
against the Reading Eagle, the jury brought
in verdict of guil,y1s,'A motion for a new
trial was made and entered, and the defend-
ant admitted to bail. ss * ,5s
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western Union telegraph Company.

New YORK, October 14.--At the annual
meeting OF the shareholders of the Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day the old
Board of Directors were reelected for the
year 1876, except Ezra Cornell5C. w. Field,
and Hiram Silby. James Milliken, Levi z.
Morton, and Daniel Terrence were chosen
in their places, Ks g.,.3 .ss
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heath from a .Frishr9ui Fan.

4. ISpeciaI telegram 20 the Dtspatch.1 ~
CHARLOTTE, NC, October 14.Moses AL
lison, g foreman of carpenters in this city,
was to-day Knocked by falling rafters from
the top of three.story building and instant.
ly killed. r. NJ. Grimes, another foreman,
was seriously injured, and, several WorkmenI
badly bruised. 55-f.5 II 81
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No POSTAL LEGIsLATIoN.-It can be stated
that Postmaster-Ge Jewell has deter
mined to make no recommendations in his an
nual report to the President looking to new
legislation Of any considerable Importance.
He fully comedies with the views OF his pre-
decessor as to the advantage OF the abolition
of the franking privilege, and will in his re-
port present figures taken from the records
of his department to support his position on
the suhiect.
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The LeOudoun County Agricultural
il; s.sai Fair. s':l.sjl g


ID 800 Fair. !s5l i5
Reported for the Dispatch. u ~:
LEEsBURG, Va, October 13, 1874.
AS anticipated in my dispatches Of last
night, this the FIRST day of the Loadoun
County Agricultural Fair opened bright
and beautiful, though very cold.
The number of persons in attendance is
fully equal to the opening day of any prece-
ding exhibition ...issssz
A. great many strangers arrived by, the
train last highland this morning, and more
are expected tonight. Elk Il b
The number Of exhibitors on the grounds
this morning Is far IN excess Of any other
Fair, and the display in all the departments
is most fattering. : ~ "a;
Giles are many and very beautiful. fst.ic .st
The show of thoroughbred cattle and-im.
proved swine and sheep is very fine, there
being double the quantity of stock entered
on the books than ever before. :, ~
Heavy draught and horses of general utiI-
1ty are brought here in great numbers.
Owing to the Frederick and Washington
county (MarylanG Fairs occurring sinuta-
neously With that of Loudoun the number
of race-horses is limited.
The number Of " fancy" on the grounds
is without precedent. Several green coun.
trymen have lost heavily by allowing them.
selves to be sucked in by the various games
of chance. ,.. G.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LEEsBuRG, Va, October 14.-The Fair to.
day was grand success, q large number Of
visitors from distance being present. The
excitement in the trials of speed was a race
for one hundred dollars, mile heats, best
three in FIVE, horses to be owned in the
county. Honest Ben, owned by William
Dennis, won. His competitor was selmar
Il Fadley's sorrel horse Richmond. TIL,
track was in splendid order and the racing
excellent. Two District horses have beer
entered for the big race tomorrow.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH eEESy y
4 MOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM s.2essttsassas5ts
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Untl further notice the steamers OF
mis- line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProYi-
Cence Boston, and New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp via Red Star and American
steamship lines and bills OF lading signed through
- Passage to Philadelphia, including meas ahe
ytateroSm, Ss. w. P. PORTER, Agent,
o. i&ftEo. 2425 Dock street.
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Udderxook 20 DO HUNG.

I HARRISBURG, October 14.-Goyernor Hart
rant has issued warrants for tue execution
of William e. Undertook, Daniel O'Mara,
and Patrick Irwin on Thursday, NO ein-
Der 18th. -.--ssf5 ++s *
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:, a tota! eclipse OF the moon will occur on
iT ".btr a and %. It. will commence at
10 80 On The night of the oath, and end at
Ia' Oh lie morning of the 25th.- Baltimore
Doe' the night of the oath end at II r. N.
- 'AA' day: If so, as exactly bali of the
4'sl' Is sill left, what nigh is this last half
DA' bali can be called "the might" with as
l-u'n truth as the other half. Is the last
u3'i The night of the 25th? And what does
"a, an night long" mean: Does it mean only
I'll l2 O'Clock?
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/" CANTON INSIDE LINE."esEasI
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
.l# '..r#. - ~ TRI.WEETY. -r Z


On and after OCTOBER 1 the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner OF
Twenty-second aud Dock streets. making close con:
necton each trip at Canton, 3D.. EAST Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia. s.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low, as any other line: This
is The quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. "a
Freights ordered, By this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Lfne,'' and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot. Philadelphia.
Frcights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information applyto "
90, -. 80 u. .TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty-second and Dock street,
and Ninth and Main streets or to
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent
philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Z, X,
oc 9-3m oE-.#h Philadelphia.
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v1nsIsTs. sEEDsMEN, DE.
~~-~~>~-~-~>>>-~-,- -
-EW CROP TURNIP SEEDS.
HAIHWoRK. dc.

NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!n a.stassS,s
~ AT sronS New YORK with all the latest aoyels
fes OF the season such Blue Beaded ss
Poc9ets1 Garnes and ali Other neutsfyea
SseH SomDs' adies, scarfs NEW shsdes human
Hair ssais a specially, from Come 81 u and canine
s spS annds 'Ssa,,'' WILLIAM II. ADAMS
10Y Rooos. - baltimore store.
- b23 Broad sigeet.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHIL ADELP HIA.- .NERFa
Il The steamer ALLIANCE, Cap SESSea
tain CARR, will receive freight for the above port
ill FRIDAY the 18th instant at J. O'Clock. u
Freight taken for Wilmington, DEL; Prori-
dence, Boston, and New Orleans; also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp ria Red Star and American
steamship lines and bills Of ladng signed through
. Passage to Philadelphia, including. meals sno
stateroom. 80. <s.' W. z. PORTER, Ageas, /.
oc 1926 .y.t. No. 2425 UocI street..
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TOR NEW Y,ORK..-Tne S4s4s

l. Old Dominion Steamship Company's sSsS8assisss
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY October 9Th. at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ. Posi-.
lively no freight received after ! O'Clock p. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, ana goous for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accomm odati0ns unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; steerage, Sc; round.
trip tickets, $50. ~
For freight or passage apply to
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
oc l4-3t Conn any's " harf, Rockets.
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d, SG'ohe! William NJ. Howerton, Of Halifax,
N'~ Est Thursday. !,
~ ~; Faulkner is elected to Congress from
Net Virginia.
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FoE BALTIMORE -.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
THROUGH-FREIeHT
FRI WEEKLY LINE.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND keD
.s7E- BALTIMORE.
-.
NO DoCKAGE CHARGED.

Steamers leave their new pier In the DOCK, ioo
of Twenty-second street, every TUESDAi am am
THURSDAY. MORNlNGS ~ : o,GiocA' ane 90 :
TPDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Freight received up to 8 o'clock Z. NJ, ana satuf
DAYS up to 3H O'Clock 2. nj: ,ra,.
Through bills signed TO all points norm anu west
an 49, 3h u. 3. fATUM. Agent.
0fices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth ans
Main streets. go. ~ =
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.YYTFnnISlI AND YISlTING-C CARDS,
VIZ haaus sus st ths pi.nassln R1ins.ng.H House
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Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, October 14.--The entire
Democratic and Conservative tickets carried
in this (Pulaski) county by from TOO to 1000
majority, and.the constitution is also carried
in the county by 1000 majority. Informa-
ton from other counties indicate that the
constitution is carried by very large ma
jority.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-02

rs now open to tho public, offering the
l. GREATEST INDUCEMENTS known
to the trade. The proprietor is 30 conf
dent OF thu superior merits i Of his goods that
he asks no discrimination in his favor as
compared with anything III this market; so
industry, and at the same time Directly
serve your intereat, by purchasing from
this reliable house. Offering every reason
able facility TO customers, beg m humble
share of public patronage.
Dec JOHN f. GYLES, Agent.
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore
WOhKING to Win, a story for girls
WV

w fI.1j.
Mistress Of the Manse, by DR.. Holland,
author OF Arthur Bonnycsstle, 81 so.
A History Of Germany, from the Earliest
Times. by Charlton Lewis, 81 80.
Manual OF Mythology, Greek, Ron an
Morse, Hindoo, Egyptian and Ola German
by Murray, e2.25
Prairie and Forest, the Game OF North
America. with adventures in their pursuit,
ky Gilmore. 81 80.
Health and Education, by Kingsley, : -.
Hogarth's complete woiks, in three vo-
lumes. The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, 81 SO. History of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book Of Wonder
ful Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdotai.
Homes and Haunts Of the British Poets,
London. and other new books. Novl
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CAROLINA
Lumber Manufacturing Go.
JOHN C. MALLONEE, President.

THos. BoNNELL, Sec. and Treas.
KJHOLESALE and retail dealers in Ill
wv kinds Of Southern and Northern
LUMBER, FLOORING, CEILING and
other kinds of WORKED LUMBER made
u specially; Shingles, Plastering Laths,
Vegetable Boxes, &o., &c. Office and
Works. Horlbeck's Wharf. near NorLh-east.
eTn Railroad, Charleston. H. G., and -
West Gervais street, Columbia. 8. @.
E. MORRIS,
Agent at Columbia, $. G.
N. Especial arrangements have been
made With tho railroads for delivering lum-
her Nov l9 lnlO
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-19
NAY THE OLD BOY TAKE THE
"(F yHINDMOST. RI


The rApn,ciPsl eSaysss Just closing has
been 6At-AndI aisle and, We doubt not,
the Hon. Bill sntt will Join Us in Asying
it has been very Improbable to the hone.t
local politician who has heretofore been
able to make his bread in the sweat of his
face. Nobody 10 excited; nobody appears
10 care whether this candidate succeeds or
that one is defeated. We have no feel
irg in the matter at all, go far as the gem
eral officers are concerned. The candi-
dates for city attorney, clerk and treas
urer are oil good mon, and the city will
10 woll served whoever of them is elec-
ted.
The candidates for the council are, with
an exception here and there, ars,-rate men,
and those Of the candidates who arc not
arst-rate, are ~ intelligent as tho average
citizen. Whoever is elected, the council
will do. .......
All is quiet in the First ward. The can
didates are calm, and the war-liko Free.
man and Scott arc resting on their arms.
In the Second tho candidates announced
are Comings and Thistle ood-both good
men. II no other candidates come tor
ward and shove these men Oft, the Second
ward will DO ably represented in the coun-
Gil. ..-..t .t...r..
Messrs. Wright and Fitzgerald arc
fighting tough fight in the Third. Pat
10 after the colored vote, and has Gladnoy
10 his interest. Wright, howsvsr-.is get.
ting In some hard work, and has also an
eye to tho importance OF tho colored votes
Of the sable Third. .'..h -.. N/h
Calmly Nsllis and Welsh are drifting
along in the Fourth. . Ii,. J. De- begged / g.
But in the fifth, there is the battle Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-19

KFatuitouss apology for the temperance
people of Cairo, assures us that they are
not responsible tor the uttersnces Of tenn
persnce people like "Trutb." We have
very freely, expressed our opinion OF the
harsh .uttsragces of our correspondent,and
have called attention to the fact that such
an advocacy Of any, cause would injure
bat snci, temperance people arc really
tho allies Of tho apoiogists Of intemper-
anco; but there 10 another Kind Of tenn
perance people, who injurs the cause as
much as the Truth kind. The
sun is OF the other kind. TEN.
perAnce people Of the "Sun"1 Mind
act as If they were afraid to say ttrcy are
friends Of the temperance cause. They
say nothing in favor.of the cause, and are
GLAD of an opportunity to strike a side
blow at the cause by depreciating the zeal
of the people like sTruth." The Sun" is
probably an advocate of tomperance-is
in favor of the liquor law and the cru
SADIE, but IL 10 afraid to say so for fear the
liquor people who advertise in lite
columns will discontinue their ad-
refreshments. The BULLETIN speaks
out, and therefore it has no advertising
patrons Of that kind. ..H...... ..| ...
A NEW PRESCRIPTION DRuG STORE -
Thos. 4. sullivan, we'll and favorably
known In this community as q druggist
has opened new prescription drug store
at No. l52 Commercial avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, In the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Belzner. The
store room has been arranged with view
to ueatness and convenience. It is pro-
vlded with all the modern Requirement Is
of a frst-clsss prescription drug store.
The counters, showcase, drawers, shelly
ing and boxing are all gotten up in the
latest and most approved styles, and
placed in their order mako ono Of the
hsndsomest prescription drug establish.
ments in tho city. .......
The entire stock in this store 10 fresh
from ono of tho largest Wholesale drug
establishments Of New York city, and is
complete. Mr.. Sullivan, with thorough
knowledge Of the business to which no has
devoted so many years, has in his store
one Of tho most complete stocks ever
brought to this city. Every article in
tho line Of drugs, medicines, CHEMICAL
etc to DO found in n frst-class prescrip-
ton drug store is TO DO had hero. Ui..
Mr.. Sullivan will give special attention
to nlling prescriptions, which will be q
speciality with him. Persons desiring pre-
scriptons filed, will always find Mr.. Sui
Ivan At tho store day or night.
In the line of fancy goods, such Is per.
fumery, soaps, brushes, combs, toilet arti-
cles, ETC., his stock 10 full and will compare
favorably with that of any other store in
che city. ali. ..I.I.I 'u....'..i
Mr.. Sullivan 10 known to thrse-fourths
OF the people of Cairo as an industrious,
attentive business man, and that he will
receive liberal share Of public patron
age we do not doubt. lie has spent many
years clerking in tho drug stores Of this
city, and now that he has gone into bust.
ness for himself, VIC hops no may prosper
and grow rich. liz .r#l J.g..E II