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The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
tPF'RfESEWEET NOYYtE.

WILMINGTON DEL, Nov 22d l-7j.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE WALL r
~ CT TIE PE JPERTi BELONGING. no
hih BUARD Oh PUBLIC Ed ALTON
nEAL AND PERSONAL as appraised ey
hcssrs. James Bradford, Joshua L. Heal.
anu Mahlon NJ. Child, in connect IN with the
committee
No ~
School, H..r. St.pe.e. 4..,,a,
French street above
Hth' h'.'...''.........'....S3t,C 4,
Personal proper'y
consisting of FUR
nlture, apparatus,
hooks, &c............ $4,s42 81
2--llth and Washington
streets. ................ aO.6oo %
furniture, booAs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. sIlD
jefferson street below
Ihird....,......-........ 1900 o.
Personal property,
furniture, books,
&c......................... $50
4-Washington St below
ThIrd.........-..........., ls 00o O.
Personal properly
furniture. books,
&c.......................,. l,6+s -
- lo.e4s sc
walnut street above
Third .................. Is eOo o.
Personal property,
furniture, books.
Sc."..".............. s2o3.
7-titth and Plne streets Is GooOu
Personal property,
furniture. books,
&c....................... 7ls 90
-- J. us oC
Seventh and Spruce
streels................... Is. .O0o G.
Personal property,
furniture, books
&c......................... 800
le-Adams and Elm SITS lG. .OOo 90
Personal property,
furniture. books,
Nc ...... .................. 81 cO
l-Snth and Dupont SITS Y. .OOQOu
Perso al property,
furniture. books,
Nt ................,'..'.. 80 %
I2-Rrandywn Village l!Cd0Cc
Personal propert,,
furniture. books,
\, ................-....... ~ '.
- I.e%e5.
T;-Lurd ard Pine streets
not owned by the
Board d. ....,... ............
Personal property,
furniture. books.
&c ................-...,... "a
I-ClaymOnt and IObdeI
>treets..."...........- BOG 70
Pcrs onal property,
furniture, books.
" ..............''''...... 'H''
- -- i3.,1i 3,
Third and Harrison
streets. ................... - ueN ''
Personal property,
furniture. books
N',........ ........'.... -.'9H ~
1,-iirar-e -e near 18th not
owned by the Board
Personal property,
furniture. books,
a. ...... ..... ..........., .~ 60
l7-ilNcr llth ST. bridge,
not owned by the
Board........,......,.,
Personal property,
furniture books,
Sc..............-......'.'' ~
1hree.story brick tulld-
ing with frame front.
situated on 2d ST. near
Washington ...............-. a ~ "
New lot on W Walnut street
between l2tn and l5.a
ss-iN w
other personal property.
consisting OF furniture,
books. &c. in night
schools .................. .'-'r. -
Furniture. &c,. n boaf' 900.
room ..........., .'-'.'.-. ~ - - -
S22s 475 81
Zach IN hand November 92d, ls75. II 64 9'
s25o. l7O 5.
le1mrs nroperty -' 90. 1900 OF
s223. .l7O .:
JAMES WC0Llkh,
w j. MORROW, Committee
CHAS. BAIRD
W. II. CLowARD. Sec. ana treasurer
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DIE D..

Philadelphia, December 7th
Samuel whillden Robinson, in the 35th
year of his age. The relatives and trIe nds
OF the family a-e respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his
father, George Ii Robinson No. ST Market
street, on Friday morning December 10th,
at II O'Clock. Services at the house at lOl )
oclock- A special invitation is also eN
tended to the members of Washington
Lodge No. !, X. Off.
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drsla ltAiNY.-M Monday night some sooun-
liratan lS broke into the dye house of the Ar
tean s'Un 'L Mills, Ninth Wara, and cut thir-
ye,a mafes. Such villainy deserves Sc
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CANCE
Scrofula aud all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.

ScrtsfWIR anu MI "NiO UISFH>Ft
DIR. BoND's CaEsIcAL Asr!DorEs uni
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections, Sut will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment ut the Penna. Cancer
Institute ,ore of the handsomest marble edi
ices in the city, and the fines, remedial In
stitute in the country. Remedies, with i,u
directions, sent 10 any part ot the world
Rs-Sead ior Pamphlets ant particulars. sd
rcst,
IL. Z. BONO. ". ~.
PcSHA. CASCEi iSsTITrTE.
en2o MIX -aM, EhnetnnL -. nn . ~ pa
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br;as az PRATED FoR-The following
tb;s n aeem was brought to the GAZETTE,
Az morning. for insertion =
Del the Liquor Men of Wilmingt on,
dsv are TO be prayed for at IL NJ, Fri
- @O the Moody and Sankey meeting.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09

Ike FAIR The fair at odd Fellows
Hall was, quite largely attended last
evening, despite the unfavorable con-
dltlon of the weather. Several books
We're closed and handed in to the com.
mittee; The successful competitors are
on sled, Joseph NJ Hazard, having re.
celved $50 votes pet chairs, Lille Aiken,
ioo votes; children's china set, Annie
Savin, $50 votes The fair continues
each each evening this week, closing next
Tuesday night.
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To SUFFERING LApfEs.-"pr. Roqerson,.
FeHa|s Hydydstis PoUders, for ali female
Complaints, By mail, 81. Address, Dr.
Rogerson. z. o. Box. 256S v. Y, Aitv
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NIkA L - iTFS

Star and Young Mem Loans meet
this evening.
bargains for the people, in boots and
shoes, at Donahoe's, No. 307 Market
street.
Greatest bargains in boots and shoes
ever offered, at Alexander's, t02 Market
street.
Irices lower than ever, at McCus.
ker S cheap boot and shoe store PIG w
Second street.
esterday the dredging machine
Broo@tyn was at work in the Christiana
at the "Old Ferry"
ID. Fennessey, 2e1 Market street bos
large and well selected stock of boots
and shoes, which he sells at verv low
prices. ~"
Now is the time to buy excellent
lurniture, very cheap, from the Enter
prise pan Manufacturing Company, o2e and
2S2 Market street.
James l.. Ocheltree, Of this CITY. has
been appointed by Postmaster Pyle Ia
thc position of stamp clerk, in the
postoffice, IN the place of II. v. Gam.
Drill, removed
fhyslcians recommend DIR. BulPs
Cough Syrup when allother medicines
Iail, as certain cure for Bronchitis
sore Throat, and Coughs or Colds OF
eist. vs.
Fancy Papers for Childrens Christ.
mas Houses. Cornucopias, &c. Pictures
Animal Heads, Lace, Borders. &c. Gc
also q large stock of Wall Papers. Win.
dow Shades, and good workmen alway,
on on hand at 223 Market street. below
hlrd. Don t forget the place,
dec4-tf. / K Uo,r
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WILMINGTON w,nKETS.

W.-sisotos. Del Dec. 2 1876.
Quotatiocs 60 the R-urcywine Mills tor
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-09

y. 8uGenau, bonn ipir6 eth iiBerEraum
0ih beBiitden!"
Gr reitDte I65cln6 SET err0thenhet
S0ipeIter Die 6aao nno ao3 bic @loGe,
%iporauf DaHiet unb 8ront eri0icnen, nm
Die 8etben lit t0ve S0laf5inmer gu Ses
mieitell.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11

RHYMING TO SOME PURPosE.-A
friend OF ours recently sent a bill
for collection, "a not unusual thing
in this city. 1t had been standing a
long while,-this is not unusual
sitherr-ands had been ssentg several
times before; but the debtor had all
ways put off the payment withyan
unusual number OF excuses. This
time he did the same, and our friend,
who felt slightly aggravated, seized
his pen, and calling the muse to his
aid, dashed off the following
ele "Say what you will, an -iFe
Think what you may,
roor Yos imust pay this bill, rzxs
@"'A - without further delay" ~
Enclosing the bill, he forwarded
1t; and the best part of it was, the
next morning the bill was paid.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11
''" SOME OF our worthless bummers
who il,du lge in'too m much cohdensed

who Indulge in'too much CON hdensed
lightning semi-occasionally, don't
like us because we wish to do them
kindness. They scowl at us and
call us "pizen" and sich. Well, we
cannot help it, we want some ar
rangement that will not deprive this
class of their independence. We
want such an arrangement adopted
that, after spree and a five days.
sojourn with the municipal authori-
ties, they can come out on the street
with the proud consciousness that
they have paid for their entertain
ment, and do not owe the county a
cent. We believe it is the correct
thing, and shall continue to advocate
it until it has been tried and found
to be failure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11

LOOK at it as we will, advertising
carries with it certain moral influ-
ence. Most people cannot resist the
impression that a man who adver-
tises large stock of fresh goods is
more likely to have them than one
who does not do so. Advertising
has at least one good chance in its
favor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11
ACoSNEcr1curmau, while eatin

ACoNNECTIcUTman, while eating
fish, got bone in his throat, which
irritated and panied him excessively.
For forty eight hours he tasted, in
the hope that the bone would leave
the throat, but it did not. A friend
suggested that he should swallow an
egg. He tried the experiment, and
felt the bone moye; he then swal-
lowed another egg, and sit was gone
entirely. This may be worth re-
membering.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11

AN urchin being rebuked for wear
ing out his stockings at his toes, re-
piled that "it couldn't be helped; !;
stoes wiggled and heels didn't"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11

A Duluth girl bet she could step
over two chairs placed side by
side. It took three doctors to get
her thigh-bone into place.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-11

"Too THIN" has become obsolete.
"Not sufficiently materiafized'' is
the latest form in which this idea is
clothed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

The largest stock ofkid gloves in the
city at Stcwart& Ghol.on'-. l-2lit.
--Drs. Payne d Clark. lecturers and
physicians. will commence - series of
lectures at the Athenewm tomorrow
night. on diseases OF the heart, lung.
throat etc. See advertisement else
where.
Ii your servant. will persist in call
ing The young ladic. Of the family by
their first names, ,hy q tumblcr. or
teacup. or something Of that kind at
their heads. That. the way It's done in
Cairo. and it seem. to De an eiipctual cure.
There g. 10 Use ia being both.rcl with
insolcnt servants when they can be
taught obedience in such an easy man
ucr.
Those using ba.e-burncr stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
Masquerade costume. for thc Delta
city Cornct Band can be- procured at
Phil saup'., corner Of Eighth rcctaud
'.'''''s '''. '''''l"''
-h,1AeihDer that stewart q Ghol-on
Keep inc oe'i stock OF bleached and brown
cotton, aud .hir.ug linen, in the city.
anu mat 'h'ir prices are the lowest.
l-2l-it.
There ha' been war; \ -tep-mother
tried to whip one ofthe daughtcr,.and she
thought il was not sufficiently material
lied. 80 the daughter. assisted by her is
ter, wheeled on their respected parent
and pulled hcrhair, tapped her face. etc..
all Of which wa, reported to the head OF
the family bv On. wife. and now the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24
Nenri,r n,mcstlr Trnrcd,.

We learn Of little scrape which oc-
CURED at the landing of the Mississippi
Central railroad. between Two
gentlemen and a lady. the
particulars Of which are these: \ Ger
tain young gentleman. IN cmployc Of that
road, who has been boarding with gen.
tcman near the landing. for some time
past. la, been on very familiar terms
with the lady of the house. The land
lord until recently did not suspect hi.
wife of iniilclity, bat one evening last
week, the three were ia the house IN
conversation. when the Young man arose
gone bat few moment.
when the lady also arose and
Left the room, leaving her husband alone.
lIe waited tor some time. expecting her
TO return. but She did not pat in an APP
pcarancc. 20 hc went 10 search Of her. go
iug into the yard. whore 10 his surprise,
he found the object of hi search in earn
c>i conversation with their boardcr lie
saw and heard enough to convince
him that there was something more than
mere friendship existing between the
two, returned 10 the house. procured 20
revolver. went back TO where he could
draw bead on the destroyer ofhi. hap
piucs-, and fred two or three shot. at
him. none Of which, however. took
effect on hi, intended victim. who. when
hc had sufficiently recovered from the
surprise caused b. the sudden
turn Of affair. got up aud
got, making good hi. escape Our
informant tell, u, that he went direct to
Jackson. Mississippi. aud prevailed ON a
friend VINO understood the duties which
he himself had to perform at his Office.
10 come to the landing opposite tins city
aud take charge Of hi affairs, and that nc
j. sill al Jack on. The woman. IL !. said.
a. soon IL she found tiIat .hc had been
detected by her husband, had him put
under bond 70 keep the peace. thus put
thug au end TO amy plan ofyglgaauce that
lac may have c9ncOclcL This /, the story
that going the round VI the city. bat
how much truth there T. no I. wr are
unable 10 say.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

The following isa list of letters re-.
manning uucalled for in the Post Office al
Cairo. Ill.,, January %, 1875:
LADIES' LIST.
Ellis Ottie :.
Ferguson Ella.
Hartman Julia.
King ;. NJ. Kimbrough Ella.
Mcrrymann Emily, Mcconnell Mrs. ".
IL.
Price-Ann. Pyatt Helena.
Stephens Maria, Stockly ). {.
Thomas A. j.
GEN1LENES's LIST.
Arior Chas., Allen W. IL.
Butler Armstcad. Bell T.. NJ. Brook
f. o.. Baily J. ". Booty Or. j.. Barrett
Thos., Bentley w. r., Bennett Thos.
Cox Cha... Curran John. Campbell J.
W., Champion L.. Crap-tcr VI. H.. Gala
han W. T..
Dunlap j., Doty j. H.. Dlyi. Willis.
Fahs Mr.. Framer H., Fleming. j. NJ.
First W. W., Ferguson. 'rho..
Guess j.. Gates Jamc., Gayat y.
Handy Geo. lIallowcll j.. Henderson
j. f., lIanes Stephens. o., Hcrdon. W.
Jackson Craig, Jewell VIM
kcs-lcr g.. kinonn i.
Long Cha... Lcfrcbrc jas.
Mckay Angus -, Martin Henry. Miller
John, NcCormick John. Murray Mich1.
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49,.
, '''' ''''' ''''" a.
',, III '.'',' ' ..,, ''',
~. .'..
'''' - WI ~ W '''', i''' ~ ANA
''''''''''''' '''"'''-.''''-'''' WIN Tears
''.'''~ '',r - us ''.'.N' ''' 'D.' Us '''
'' ''' 'i''! "''''"'oh' inns SHAKE
"d, "h elephant IN IFS way ana li~ owner
was lamb in patient. lie treated il
v.ifI, g., ,.,,,,l,,r.. ,o... "a :, 80, ......,
t.-.a.puapt In fhr evening" T.. had In
,. .,..... ... ..i., ... !,
''' '''. '"i''.!' II
i''-' ''i' '.'' "',''' VIZ
- tau INT N'H-p',"''" "'- "Il'h IL,
master -mpOthed lis head with hi- hand:
'''''' 90 Law '''''' ''i ID,
'"' '',''''.''- '''ur o''' !" Love
'"' ION d. AA-I! WIN Nc. Oar
ling, being iaNuTiic~. Il. gamlOl> on
the carp. were really amusing. II
would stand an d.. tail a. Inc snake I'm the
garden did. roll like hooi and bow
lewiston. with tho most .faroI, r,u-ta...
Il WA. I'm short q devil oro spal,a and n
49,. ..,..... -,
'' .''' ','''''' N''''
tween II ana IL owner W hen
it died he w,pt like a
child.,lnd giving way u poc.ical emo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

/ Nh EDITOR IL have seen good many
remarks in the grcat Leycc Luminary IN
regard To rctTcuchmcnt. some of which
have sounded to me more like The sense
Ices twaldiC Cfan old woman. than arti-
cleS from the pen Of the great Dcmo,,hc-
ncs. Since The adoption of Alderman
Halliday resolution by the City Council
there has been good deal of discussion
Of the question OF rctrcuchment, lSIt |
have seen nothing that sounded anything
like reason. excepting wharl have seen in
the BULLETIN.
Now my idea i this: think there /,
room tor rc,rcnchment IN a good many
ways winch have not been talked OF at
all, but, to talk OF combining the officer,
of ]ailor, Chief of Police and stree,
superintendent, a, advocated by the S.g.
is simply foolishncss 20 say the least oi 70.
II /, truc that the dude, Of the Office of
Comptroller could be deyoiyed on the
Clerk, and although | think tho Cl,ri,
has more work TO 10 than any officer Of
the city, have no doubt that he could
also perform the duties of Comptroller.
- Wv ~ " - ~ 80, %
ha h.. - a., ,t',' ''' 81 ,.I -, ,'',
I,,, a., r., ~ ','' ,,'Y,'
,,,o,, ,',., ,',,, ,,...,,,,., ~, ..,',
'''" o,,, ,',' wy ~ "'.i 1'',e WIN
to,,. a, ,,,,,,d ,,.,,.l.. h,,, o,,, .'ti.a.d
",,, ,l,.,. ,y,nIl Lo n,a i,.,r' tt.
a. .,r,ri... AIM a., lr,,.o,,,
salary should he reduced r, .oy S5o1 ner
apnum. and | think t,c .ol.ri.. of the
chief or PoIico and Ci,,. CI.,r. .bo,II "A,
r,duc,d tn. sov $500 or - opo NOR v,or
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24
The Calico PARTY.

The calico party given by the ITALIAN
club Of this city at the 81, Charlie, Hotel
last Friday night, wa, thorough size
cess. The number of gentlemen and Ia
die. present was larger than at any for
mer entertainment given by this club this
season. At about eight o'clock the
guest, began to assemble, and by
the hour sci for forming TO 90 to the
dancing hall, nine o'clock, the parlors
OF the hotel We're filled to overlooking
with the youth and beauty of our city,
decked in nclt and pretty calico dresses,
and coats. cut and made in the latest APP
proved style. We say that the costumes
were pretty, but this does not do justice
tommy Of them worn that were really
beautiful, and drew forth fatllripg COM
plment, from every person in the room,
When the procession was form
ed and ready to move TO the
hall, it was indeed an agreeable
scene to look upon, which told very
plainly that all who participated cnloyol
it greatly. Dancing commenced imme'
di'tely after the arrival of the guests At
the hall, and was carried on without
interruption until the programme ar
ranged by the committee had been gone
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

stuart & Ghol-on announce new ar
rival, OF the above named good. aud
take pleasure ia stating tAat ihcy are the
cheapest goods which they have ever
owned. liou.ckccpcr- should buy these
cotton- now, a. price are tending up
ward. They may never be- q, cheap again.
Remember thi- ladic-; buy while they are
cheap. oar stock coinpri,., all The lead
ing brands. wu,hwc offer atinanuuciIr-
err price. 1-1l-it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24
CIRCUIT COURT.
saturday. january nd, 1873

The attorneys for the city, and those
for The defense. occupied the entire day
IN arguing the Ohio lcyoc assessment
suits Some establishment was created,
when the jurors arose 10 their feet, lcay-
ing their chair. behind them, a. they had
been sitting upon these eases since las,
Tuesday, and it was supposed the jurors
and chairs had cvolutcd into one body.
The juror, having fallen into lazy habits
during the past week, they are not eX-
pcc,gd to bring in thcr verdict for several
day.
Court adjourned to meet ut the court
house next Monday morning, much to
the qualification of the officer, of court.
but to the discontinue OF the attorneys.
all Of whom live down town, and con-
template praying an Injunction, to compel
the holding of court nearer home.
Lawyers are great talkcr-. but poor
walkers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

toners, etc, and on last Monday the man
arrested went TO the store. purchased
some goods, aud talked in avery friendly
manner with the proprietrcss, after
which he went out, but returned ina
short time and fingered around the store
nearly all day, thus becoming acquainted
with the place in which she kept her
earnings. When he was satisfied that he
knew all abou. her affairs, aud when the
woman was busily engaged, he killed
her robbed the house Of everything Of
value that he could conceal on his per-
son. and left the town.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

whoever ha'ilu ly uses any alcoholic
pr partiyu. a- an appetizer" WA bc
pIu. Of food in the oEacl, impaired ability
10 disc't IL. the paug q dysprp'ia, aud a
doctors bin. DR. WtLKEH's NFGET GLg
VINEGAR T. TIERS. The great f,riotal Re-
storatiye Of the oge, without oyer-stimu.
laling the palate or irritating the stomach,
impart, a heal bul appetite prom o'es di.
ge,tion. re- ulate, the liver AZ Il bowel, puri-
lie the blood, and thus, instead Of entail ny
foureyil-, coafcrs Jour inCstim able benefits.
i-lj iW.
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through with, which occupied their time
until within few minutes Of two
O'Clock. when the party broke up.
Forty-iiyc couples were present, which
is pronounced by those Who know, to
have been the largest number Of persons
,hat has attended amy party yet given by
this club, or who have participated in
any party given at the st. Charles for
over two years. The Italians feel
highly elated oy,r their success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

--Joc RoLcliar Is now in full control Of
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants of the public, Is prepared to
SUI ply ON call nj demands for French luaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
ciassbak ny. lie mainHin, iu'l sto k Of
c0niccuon.rics, md can, rs wen ~ ans
other d,Altril The city, al al orders Ia
that linz, Cakes baked, frosted or or.n-
meaicd on short roiiSe. Spccia lattcn,ion
given 10 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 9.l9-tf.
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Murs,.r Near Ca.ter,nle. No.


quite an excitement was raised at the
depot of the Cairo, Arkansas aud Texas
railroad dcnot, at Charleston. few day,
ago, by the arrest OF a man by the sheriff
of that county. charged with the murder
OF Aly at Clstoryillc, Missouri, day
or two previous. The man when ar
rested, was barc-hcadcl and nearly fro
zen, having wandered around in the
wood, all the day, in hi, endeavors to
escape the wrath Of Il vigilance commit
tee who were in search of him. At two
different station, between Ca,torville and
Charl ,ston, the train was boarded By a
party Of armed men looking for the muir
dercr; they could not find him, but
We are told, that not more
than twenty minutes after the
ylgilant, boarded the train at the
last station before reaching Charleston,
the guilty party put in his appearance.
A soon a. the conductor was satisfied
thar ho had the right man, he sent word
to the sheriff at Charleston informing
him Of the fact, and asking him to be at
the station to take charge of him upon
the arrival of the train. The sheriff com
piled with the request, and the murderer
i, now in safe Keeping. The facts
in relation to Ia, murder, as
near rs we can learn, are rs
follows; The victim owned country
store at Castorvillc, which she attended
to herself dealing ont articles to her Gus
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

MIR. John -. philli- j. announced a. n
candidate for Mayor. The announce
mcnt, copied from Ti- Sun, will be found
elsewhere in this issue OF TIE BrLLErIS.
II Is made by MANY Citizens, and We
are not informed whether by Mr.. Philli-'
authority. Mr.. Philii- would make 70
good Mayor. and il be- intends torm will
90 into the canvass with emerge.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24

Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice,
10th well known 20 our citizens, and
% river men generally, have e,-
ilbli.hod a lumber yard iu Cairo, corner of
sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
rhcy win keep every description Of build
ing material aud steamboat lumber, doors.
ash, blind, mouldmg.. shingles, lath, tc.,
ETC.. and are determined to se.l lower than
lumber has over been sod IN Cairo. They
solicit a fair tri,l from steamboat men ani
builder. and guarantee satisfaction 81 all
asses. as7-IO-27-tL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24
Declined.

We sec by the last copy Of the Chicago
haDior. that the Rev Dr.. Thayer of this
city, ha. declined the ca! to another pas
toratr. recently extended TO hint Thi.,
we understand. !, not the first time tina,
the Doctor has concluded to stay with rs,
when he had heard ana received other
and lOnhrr calI..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-24
OYSTERS 4, OYSTERS
cairo T:ntrrprise.

Sproat, 49, Ohio Lcycc. T. receiving New
orleans oyster. every mOrnin' ~ bulk. lie
own oysters, thereby avoiding Tho eNorbl-
ant charges for transportation, aud j., "u1-
bed to furnish better article at q les.
price than amy other dealer. Pair0uiz, %
honla institution. and benefit yourself
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