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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NOW Is The TIME TO BUY BOOTS AND
~ SHOES AT eeLBNH.
Womep's Last Caters Is low a. 62c, and m
Yards; Wensns Last. Buskins, t0c. up; Womea
posed Lseed, 81 Is 81 50 mp; wo9sns Foxed
o. - and Si 20; WomsnS Kid Slippers, !sc; ND;
scScei s Ss &c us Asss' And B0ss
Sn H.; SoyS SSss5sss, q, SOsts ol1s soy;, Lo.
Shoes 40 IL with great many Other obs co fer
ct l9l4-1916 Pa ave. bet. 18Th 4 3Oth sts aus n
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SPECIAL MENTION,

THE WAMSUTrA SHIRT,
TO BE THE CHEAPEST sHIR7
Is THE UNITED STATES,
COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT.
SlA4 hET CASH.
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The Convention Justly afirms that reform Is nsees
sary in the Civil seryice.-MT. Tsidss.
such, for instance, rs getting q bigger
man than old Grant for Doorkeeper OF
the House.
Preparations for resnmp.ion-such preparations
ere eserythins.-Mr, Tides
True enough. They would be everything.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

CO0 nGN AMI GALL
RaSrmsIs a .t.es. s,,,ss y %.de;a
EOR REET-Handsome Communicating ROOMS,
ply Il No. Hat r. s sassaa
LOB BIIT-BRIOK HOUSE Ne. as 18th st.:
u nine roons. bath room and cellar; newly psintei
in ss .fesf sBsssid location Inquire as
FOE REHT-HOOsH on ash street between {
!a and streets northwest; eight rooms. in good
nj. 1'nt log e goo .ss
LOB RENT-A BRIOK HOUSE, four rooms and
1ortss sesn; corner , 81 W. avenue and street
ST. between asb and o as,h =. sorsS sss aus
FOB ssLI-A new, room BRICK HOUSE. ia
northwest section. with lat ODE, rsnfs, hot aud
on es.y ts, ms; Apply At the Builder. IIcssoSe,,
No 3le S,h street northwest. augs 81
HOB RlNr..A corner STORE ana HOUSE,
9TH ssd fseips p. .1saas Io9us
sresas sh sssess lOrh~s' key 6aI sen.a
EoR RENT-sRICK HOUSE, six rooms. gas.
ta water and nd six H.. on shsde Island syenss.
E sGl ss'ss's'' between 18th and 18th !; 49,.
tOs srnT. Al I.rse cen ger FORE; sI.h ,p.s
ooS 1 e lid al II
fn R ss0t nfH street northwest 9, At
r Oh RthI-A fr.t CLASS kE.IDENCE, with ali
erjeceBt TO Scott Statue: OF The mJsI rstred and
Se1Eshtfui iosatioGs In Washington. Apply to 1. 1.
ebEnL, I4OZ L4lb II ~ugS- tn
EOR kEsT-N csIy furnished front or back
hOoM north" esteru section OF city, for gentle
on ard wife, two gentle .neI or ladies' house mas
eery ooLv.nienos south front; block from cars,
s.nt low, with or without Board. Address =. K,
star o1nce- sugS 1t-
EOR EENT-After the 18th iust.nt, q we'll. fuTo-
= sotd hOc M In house No 1903 h street north.
1916. su.IM.'
FOB RENT-rurpished Rooms facing norm
1 end south, delig hifully situated, llO7 Al Assa-
T I avenue; Convenient to cars privae fsmi
W etbttmen preferred aug13t~
LOB RENT-sN per montb-Two Beautifully
1 furnished commune atipg Rooms on seconi
floor with priyat, bath. No 20li II street norta-
weeS, one square from Penn y anis avenue. south
'front.', shade trees and nne flower garden. aug7 -2t'
EOR RENT-A seven room BRICK HOUsE,No.
Dos street north nest, summer kitchen and
ar gas and water the pre- mises good loo cation
Kent IN advance. Inquire GIT Penhsy " aoia ave.
norlhx est. aus7 Ct
EQk Rkh,-TVo nice ead newly finished or
10. 10, e +. good isasos: - 4. DARSIIL:E,
n, Sn .s7 4 .ssT1T e. ssl9k sTAs!l
and 18th street. northwest. It Is 2lx3s, has room
for four horses two carriages: lined with Vir.
1ns pine; saSnitd with water; 'ors concerted
sug1 FITCH. Fox SEQ.
F9a. II1.s T.iih n .sa slEs,
that esSrsay Sa's%sat AND e
assos, Ss. and and .at tsr 10 ss shs
ceent t To pse9.:ss . s1
tieman or pa, ties comiorts Of a :. no,nsi,
FIs. &c pr noDsS on the pG s.9
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j. j. 6EOR8 R8.

r. J. j. GEORGES. -
u FASHIONABLE B00r MAkGk,
he. SlIs PENNsYLvANlA AvBNU1,
Riut-cIa0 custom work made q shs shortnsn
notice. eatisfecsioa suaranteedl
Band OeWe6 Low quarter 6HOE0 and 0AlfDR9
e oS; original price o..
Hev Blsstics Inserted IN OonGrsss 0aitMs b. -,
emit mochine Price n
fDign Of Big Boot telo-ly
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PERSONAL.

MRS. DR WILsOH, an eXpei ienced Female
lVl Physician and Mid wife, can be conhden;tellY
consulted ct 8 l2tn street, between and II, be-
twes 3 Q m. and m. Mrs Wilson will visit
ladies at their residence. Call or write, 0rs. VIII
i Densifrice, try WILLY IU6BKA TOOTH
POWpBB, CON posed entirely OF impor I'd o tioles,
pleasant TO the TASTE and EQUAL 20 any u cont Arb.
Gle. aag1 IL
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

TNHOSE WHO Aba SICK aud desire to leave
] the heat and dust OF city can d al excellent &C.
commodations 10 quiet healthy place. con senI emit
to W Washington, By pike and railroad. Tor further
particulars address Miss BLANK, Washiugtoa
city, u. O. Also, very desirable LOTS Tor sale
cheap. augs-H'
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NO. 1897 PAPE0HAN6I00S, No. 439
9TH st. PicIURE FRAMES. 9TH st.
AT REDUCED PRICES FOB CASH,
MARKRIrER,s,
aoes 81. No. 439 tn street.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
for building o to examine m, stock. have
FLORIDA FLoORIas,
4 ard 5-4. kiln dried. Also
VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING,
together With lsr ,e 9se5sm snS q
&C.. &c which viii sell at prices to suit pur.
DANIEL SMITH,
auas-tr Phoenix Mill, 1910 Ohio avenue.
k s9a t s1 wI4PPS8 x 6 sSHFAIrs; PIO 20 as
wIHDow SHADES. different color.. with neat
Gheeolsts oSIoI,: which We make ~. in shades.
Silver, lined and Woraed PforTss ooR SIS;
:uss 81. '.ARkRIrERs, No. 4ss 7,h st.
TIE cELEBRA.IER TRoTTIHG STALLION
tober :. BrishtwOod Trot,ins P.rE. from
h 1es :S 70
bone anu :. record S q Is, q saI
folk Park, October 18th, 1874, and is known here
And Iotted under the name OF Auburn Horse ut
Brisotvood Park, beating Ned Buckley and tso or
three others; General Love 10 remarkbly nne bred,
being sired BY ffelds celebrated trottfng stallion
30, al George, By old Ro,al George. Gam Erin
nsro BY 1rin by Sir Henery. General Love viii
be under the charge Of Isaac Woodruff, who will
sstsJ any ger temsn 9th regard to the horse, his
sped, style, &C. This 10 Q chsnce rarely met with
for the trice, and gentlemen should not miss the
oDHottnniy. aug83 St
~ TRUNKsI ESIT
eATCH1Ls, yALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
PCCKIR BOOKS, SHAWL STRAPS,
&C &C &C.
full assortment, the largest stock. strong sst
made and at the most Reasonable prices et the OLD
established Mandatory Of
JANIS O. TOPHAM.
A2s 1fH sTRREr under the big wire sign extend
ing from the roof.
and covered. augs-
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A 8 r = o L o q 7.
MAnANE ROaa

This celsb,sted Lay. Ast.olaetst end Healing
ID eoium can be Consulted ct No. Y0l ID strsOt, or.
nsr 81 % northwest. che be- perior In deli q.
60 IA The Past, Present and Future. In love or
business her adv Toe II able, dsscI hing your
fiiends, pointing out your enemies, And informing
lou o. the sure way to success IN eli us1srta ting
ts men, clio. ssplly
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.
The Mix sdos Empire, by W Grfffs sve 500
As Ions as She Lived, by y. W. kOoinson-.... IS
Isi sci Mort Oyefman. BY ohm Ssu aders rs
SentennisB Rnymes, by Will Carleton .--.-.... 30
oripps the carrier by ID. s,sokeo'e. psper rs
hose Tur9aand BY kliiee Hopkins, Pc per..--.-.. o.
tsfboero and Port By HeI sOrth. clotn..-.. .-lzs
MY Sister Confession, bT Mites bratdDn, paper 81
hiodep Perils, bT Author Of Old Myodlet ms
Hey Fever, or s1mmer Ostarrh. BY q. NJ. Beard,
ID. limo cloth. o.
mOdUN BROY6GHA,
aus2-u 1919 Penna. avenue. cor. llth stree,
NEW OBLIGATIONS.
tslectiops from the TAim1d being specimens
OF the conts nts Of that Ancient Book Its oomme0ta
riee teachings poetry, aud legends, trans sted
the Original oy ......... ~
ecieDce, Primers Logo Jevous .......--......-. o.
Literature, Primers English Grammar. DIR.
stsrboard snd Port Hepworth -. rs
helene Babies By their latest victim ........, a.
Fire ano Flame. From the German Of Lon.
Grips, the Carrie Elsck ............... rs
hose TnrQnand Alice III Jpkiue ......-.. -. o.
Gtanuetto. Lady M. MsJtendie Leisure Hour
ceffee -..-.---................... Is
GeutlefOlks and oiLers During 1900. -, 8 %
lnes Promise To Pay. y-.-........... ... 50
SOLOMONS q CH APMAN. sII Pa dUe
At a
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COAL AND WOOD.

u ne above Ooals are OF the very best gusiity-ths
White Ash uprising Lee, 20" " fax barre." sno
Locust Mountain
SOall early and secure this advantage this
mouth. - prices DlEsf advance with season.
w. III. MARLDW.
Corner sth and streets southwest
Branch fard-A street, between % and 81 north
eet. ieep sru
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We e~ enabled 20 oner Goal az these Il y rr;oes
3eo,use ~ the very low freishts present fso1s
1niisoeipnha An advance may take place at sry
.uns, and we advise our Customers, therefore, sc
send In their orders at once,
II. EDW. CLARK d 90.
lrIncfpal oEce, W hsrf sud Depot, foot ofsfh u
ner 9th street. letssi
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FOE Ka an,b Ar n street; seven .oSm. ga
a1es 81 siS 7,h stree.
! u'o.iy finished with ali modern improvsment.;
co'i-r * snd NJ streets inquire VI - D. sass s.
E'OR hENT-Frsme HOUSE Of six rooms; newly
bp am , arc s,ners6 yard with water, wood
III streets southeast. IEQuire next door. aus So
FOE REMST I,I HOUSE Ia4l sth street, Do
AND p as.ii has water g. bath
owner PEWTER HHt.I Isp tSS Ba,ldlh!P
E'UR RGNT-At N33 street No. Invest near
.sa RoG ol n S
housekeeping; 90 month in aiysnce. a'g3 ST.
FOB sALI10ns q The finest md BEST located !.
b.. iu IN .as .sd r.nGs
story brick Stable In tss a Tss5. ANY GayTSHut
aus4 Ct Corner llth and H ! Streets SAr northwest.
FOB REHT.HV.sE 81 q 18th street northwest,
= between and g SITS, 10 rooms, 3 bath rooms,
IH2MPs0E. iais street. norihxes sey auss w
as sod gss s:IGs
bsI IS .pd s As Ap' sa,i
sFoSE Via na for su isst ,, sSss 4s1
hHns 'oS ''h street, cor n T6ba Fl SON
oGsfR7 niIs ro ssry ,ha ssy
s6s fnG a@d os5sias
EOR RENT-ROOM5, furnished with every thing
\ for housekeeping, at 3s4 P.nnsylvania avenue
southeast corner of4h street. Also, several small
Bedrooms. U25-SW
FOR RRNT-HOUSI 1905 NJ street.; 9 rooms,
= bath, range, Latrvbe, and all modern convent
eEces; vacant LIST OF August. Apply Of 1919
street. Jy25-tf
EORREhT-4s Massachu.etts aver ne north wet,
seven room BhlCk, lust oonpie,ed; gas and
per month. EDWARD O.CkBhIHG TON, JR.,
iy7-lm asa Louisiana avenue, opp CITY Hah.
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MADAmK RksTkLL, M. ID, q Thoroughly en-
W psrtepced aud scientific Ladies Physician enc
Midwife OF ~ years practice, attends ladies 81 their
nomes, or comfortable private rooms, careful uurs
ing, and the best medical attendance o. the Doc
tor private residence Ladies' placing theul-elvsu
under the care q N sdAme Restell are eusrant-sf
scientific treatment snd . speedy cure. Ofnce AND
residence corner OF eoutb SHARP and Dover streess
Baltimore. se.f1 n,
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~ a clear save Ct 81 cents 20 81 per oore hJ az;
Woo direct Tom our vhsrv-E aud vessels.
Pine wood on wharve., O. 20 q efp per cc-c
Bakers Pine do. 4.S 20 $50
Oak Wood 90. 17tto 500
Wood delivered small advance ON shove prIo-
SOdNsDN HhOTHEe
Onfoe aud Depot foot 18Th and 18th and D ste
". Once, 1907 n. -: ilt2 stb nv. iesl-so
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One More.

CAIRO. LII, Oct. l9.-The Republic
cans of this city turned out en- masse
last night to hear Hon. j. Il. Edsall and
Capt. Bricrly. In the procession of
about 500 there were 400 torches. AS no
building i'm the city would hold the
crowd the speaking was in the open air.
The speeches were able and eloquent.
Hon. John Dougherty. of Marion, also
made speech. Stones and rotten eggs
were thrown at the procession, aud this
is not the first time Republican pro-
cession has been thus assailed by Demo-
cratic rowdies. Democrat.
Whether the Cairo CORES pOndent of
the Globe Democrat is constitutional
liar we are unable TO say; but that this is
the second utterly false statement he
has forwarded to that newspaper
in regard to Democrats assailing Re
publican demonstrations in this city, 10
one will deny.
We yesterday made it our especial
business to inquire as to whether there
was any truth in this dispatch, and were
informed by number of prominent Re
publicans who were in the procession
that there was no grounds for the report
whatever. NOOne had heard of the ''as'
sault" until this dispatch appeared In th'
! Gl0Jc.DsDocTGf,
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Another confidence Man Co,,,.,

John Kelly, darLcy, attempted to
practice the confidence dodge on a zen
tieman from Anna yesterday. bat not
withstanding the intended victim was
IRON the country" he was too sharp to
be taken in. Instead, he informed Chief
OF Police Go'sman and Deputy Sheriff
John Tain of his adventure, and together
the three soon had Kelly Gagged. He was
taken before Judge Bross for trial. and
fined one hundred dollars and costs.
The fine was too heavy for him aud he
was compelled to go to Jail. He will IT,
Dor on the streets tor fifty seven days.
and receive his meals and lodging at the
calaboosp.
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VIII Some One Explain

At the Sonth Cairo precinct the rem
tlcman who superintendent the rcgistra-
ton of voters last Thursday, received the
names OF all colorcd men without Qucs-
ton and many registered, it is said,
who are not legal voters. Why was this
done: Why did not the registration Of
licers satisfy themselves that citizens,
white and black, Offering to register,
We're legal voters: Can it be possible
that the officers We're ignorant OF their
duty! We do not believe this but if they
were not, they were very careless of their
duty May it not be possible that this
loose registration has been permitted in
the interest OF some candidate Tor n
local office We pause Tor reply, and
we protest that Mr.. Tilden and Mr. Hart
Zell shall not be sacrificed in the interest
of any candidate for an Office in this
county. Mr.. VIM. NJ. Williams, a strong
Democrat, was one of the officers OF reg
istration. and il is now in order that he
should rise and explain.
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Insurance.

liza person could at the age Of thirty
five insure his lite for $4,000 by paying
1924 per month or little more than $50
per year, and have guarantee that at
the end of fifteen years, if he should live
and wish to continue the insurance, he
would receive back again. all the money
he had paid with 10 per cent. interest
added, it would seem as if very few
would hesitate to take advantage OF il ;
yet this is just what is done by the Ton
tine policies OF the Equitable Lite Insur-
ance company of New York, company
with $50, 100000 assets, and $5,0OO,0CO
surplus, as regards policy holders.
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mind could not fail to undertand It. II
was interesting In the extreme

mind could not fail to understand It. 1t
was interesting In the extreme.
THE CIVIL SERVICE
was not alluded to. owing, no doubt, to
the lateness of the hour.
THE PECoSsTRCCTIoN POLICY
he attacked In vigorous manner In
the midst ot this theme the CIV of lire
was raised, and wild panic ensued.
which was speedily checked,
HIS CONCLUSION
was interrupted by loud applause. ia
which he paid a splendid compliment to
WIN. "a. Hartzell. and threw fire brands
into the camp OF John A. Logan.
Our description Of his speech is very i'm
perfect, but no doubt sufficiently lengthy
to give an outline Of portions of it.
THANks WERE Returned
to the clubs of Cairo by the Mound City
people, and also to Mr.. Thos Halliday
and John ii. Oberly, both these gentle
men receiving three cheers
Dr. Casey spoke few complimentar,'
words, being followed by John Carter,
when the meeting adjourned
THE CAIRO CLUBS
were then escorted to the Three States bv
the Mound city club and band. Three
cheers were given, and in a short period
of time we were at home in Cairo with
music in the air and torches rs wide
awake as ever.
on leaving the Three STATES. Captain
Jesse Mcliaffie. of the SweeperS. moved
that three cheers be given that steamer
and her crew, which motion was heartily
indorSed.
Phil Howard, grand marshal Of the
cairo clubs, could not get his fiery steed
from the boat and was compelled to walk
giving fall scope to John Carter. and
the Mound City cavalry the latter being
out in force.
No IKot BIZ ESsUED.
except that tour of Raums colored
troops drew pistols on policeman. but
did not attempt to shoot.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts TO suit, near Cairo.
ffh-ls
The "lron Trail

A spicy sketch descriptive OF a trip
over the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa
Fc railroad, the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains.
by "Nym Crinkle,' the musical and
dramatic critic OF the New York World,
.snt free on application, together with
the San Juan G,oide, maps and time
tables OF this new and popular route
IRON Kansas City ami Atkinson TO
Pueblo, Denver and all points in Col
orado, New Mexico. Arizona and the san
Juan Mines. The finest line Of Pullman
Sleepsrs oh the continent between the
Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains
without change. Special round trip
tourists tickets from the Missouri river
to Denver at SO, good TO stop of at all
points. address,
i. j. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
TOPEKA, kAN.
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General slgfns

rrs o0r custom made boots tor boys
2l-Gt
"The finest affair of the season is the
general opinion with reference to the \.
.. III. ball tomorrow night mt Scheel' :
hall. Let everybody procure tickets and
give the boys benefit.
For sale, new top buggy and set %,
new harness. Apply to 4. II. IHvIN.
9-l3-tf
Take your girl, or some other fellow 5
girl, and go ont to the ball tomorrow
night at Scheel's hall. You are all in
vited and will be welcome and will find
pleasant company. No improper
characters will be admitted.
Father. dear father come down with
your stamps.
My CATERS have got hi. tear.
And IIaylhorn & Co.. are selling them
of
At only twelve shillings pair, ct
The Democrats OF Carbondalc aud Vi
entity held "A grand Democratic demon
stration l. s.. night. Judge William j.
Allen and other prominent RciormcrS
were present aud delivered addresses.
Economy is the road to wealth. Save
20 per cent by buying your boots and
shoes of o lIaythorn e Co., Ct.
For smooth shave, Il neat and fash
ionable hair cut. or refreshing champoo.
go to Ed. BraXton, AT the planters barber
parlOr. The best of periumeries and
hair tones always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
ment is the only one in the city, and Is
always kept in the neatcst order, ready
for the convenience of customers. II
Gentlemen should examine our neat
littin. custom made boots and shoes be
fore placing their orders with shoe
makers at high prices.
Al CT ~ naythorn 4 Co.
Keep it constantly before the people
that q. IiaythUrn Il Co, keep the mos
complete line OF foot wear 10 be found il
the city. 2l-Gt
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NOrt2RGce,s sale.

WHEnEAs, Maria Roberts, of the County of
Alexander and state of Illinois, by her certain
trust deed or sale mortgage, duly executed, ac-
knowledged and delivered, bearing date the 18TH
day of August. 4. ID. 1876, and recorded in the
Recorder Office OF Alexander county, in the
state OF Illinois, in book T. Of sale mortgages at
page 30. did convey unto Orsemas Greenley as
trustee, NIL thc following described premises,
situated in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois to-wit The southwest fractional part
OF section twenty-five (2j),. township seventeen
10 range two (2) west also the southeast frac-
'ional part of section twenty-siX (2t), In town.
ship seventeen 40, IN range two (9) west, TO Sc
cure the payment of n promissory note for the
sum OF one hundred and sixty-eight dollars, ex-
eGuted by the said Maria Roberts, and payable TO
the order of the said Orsemas Greenley anu
iasa, that in ease of a.faalt in the payment OF
the sail promissory note, or any part thereof.
according TO the tenor and effect Of said note,
note r. oanf ana GIT f be lawful for the an
dersiSded orseinas Greenley to sell and dispose
OF the said premises and all the right. title benz
ct, and equity of redemption of said Maria
Roberts. or her heirs aud assigns therein, AT pub
lie auction, at the west door of the court house,
in the city of Cairo, in the county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, for the highest and hest
price the same will bring in cash after having
advertised such sale thirty days in any newspa-
per al that time published in the said city Of
Cairo. and to make, execute, and deliver 10 the
purchaser or purchasers AT such sale, good and
sufficient deed or deeds of conveyance for the
premises seld and ont Of the proceeds OF such
sale 10 pay all costs and expenses incurred in al
verti-ing and selling said premises including
Attorney fees. also the principal and interest
| on said note and, whereas, default has been
made in the payment Of the said note. principal
| and interest; now. therefore public notice Is
hereby gIver, that in Pursuance OF said sale
mortgage, ana by virtue Of the power and an,
| thority 10 me granted in and by the same, and
by virtue OF the statute of the state, the under
| signed. viii on Friday, the 18th day OF Nov. A.
| D., 1876, At o'clock, p M, at west door ofthr
court house in the city of Cairo sell and dispos,
| OF tho premises above and in said trust mort
gage deed described. and all the right, title, ben
clt and equity of redemption of the said Mari'
| Roberts. her heirs or assigns therein, at pubic
| auction for the highest aud best price the SANS
| Will bring in cash. "
| ORsENIAS GREENLEY. Mortgage.
| LINEGAR \ LANsDES. Att yior Mortgage
| ls-ti-ul
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perSOnal.

Capt. w. y. Wright left Cairo for CHI
cago yesterday.
Jewc.t Wilcox of the st. Charles hotel
took his departure for Chicago yesterday
afternoon, where he will join his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox will return home
on next Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Robbins and Miss Daisy
Robbins left the city on Friday. They
60 TO the centennial.
The Rev. Robert Irwin, of st. Louis,
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
st. Charles yesterday, we find the names
of the following persons: John G. Cow
ingtOn and NJ. j. McElhaney, Cincinnati:
James Fintree. Bolivar, Tenn: j. r.
MacMahon, Mobile; Oscar Twitchel.
Philadelphia Theodore Fondweather,
Cincinnati
Mr.. ;. ;. Watson, proprietor OF the
Junction House, Nincenncs. was among
the guests 1.-THE st. Charles yesterday.
MIR. James johnson, Of the Illinois
Central railroad. returned from an cy-
tended tour through Texas yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-22
Picture Framing.

We have this day sold to Mr.. T.. Z
Ford the entire lot of moulding tools
etc, oil the picture framin. department
OF the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc., should be sent 10 him or left al
This ofiice. We bcspeak tor HIM the lib
rrality oi patronage that has bee" he
slowed upon IL. His assortment OF
moulding /; complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarantees satiSiac-
ton in all cases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1876.
n CAIRO BrLLEIiN 90.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-22
Mr.. Close tor Circuit Clerk.

Mr.. Cyrus Close is an old resident OF
Cairo, and has voted the Republican
ticket and supported the Radical party
since:the days of John c. Fremont and
the "woolly Horse" in 1856. We there
fore call the attention OF the voters OF
Cairo and Alexander county to his an.
nouncement for the Office of circuit clerk
at the ensuing election, and trust thai
every true Republican will give him theil
support, as we believe him to be tn,
choice OF the Republican party.
at MANY NoIERs.