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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-04

THE Salt Lake Tr,5ane Of Tuesday
received 'thc following dispatch frdIh,
Beaver:
On Saturday lat, Judge WhcstE5n,
Assistant United STATES Prosecuting
Attorney, applied TO Judge DorcIaan
Of the Second District Court frr an
order for tho Sheriff Of BeaTs: 'cui;sty
to ;e-arrcst Idaho Dill. nliaa William
Sioni, on tst grind Of insGiNcianry
OF bail. The Judge granted the order,
nnd Dill il now in jail here II, custody
81 Sheriff Cc"mbs. Eugene Blair, Wells.
FarGb & Co.'s messenger il also under
arrest on u rcquisIsior from The Cover
nc Of Nevada, mnd'to-lay he goes be-
fc.e Eorels:it: fer examination Gu fur.
tbcr' chnrSes.
/. idaho Bill is a notorious character,
having headed IL band of road agents,
and taking possession Of Drscrci Spring
Station II few weeks since, taking all
the firearms OH. the premises and fore
ING Bowen To sign Il note for n thousand
dollars ut the Poikt Of o Henry Rifle,
'and stealing u treasury box near that
point.
1t will aforementioned that "Willicm''
was recently returned 10 Utah from
Pioche ca n requ;sition from tho Gov
criiur of TINT territory, and was sub
scqucntly released OH Bull. Tl.ose
Mormon fellows will lie very likely now
TO furnish Bill with ~u-beneit.
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A diapsioh 10 parties in Virginia city
Announces fiat General Sheridan has
just become tho father Of Il female
bnby.
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The libel case u j. ". Girnonfon
against the AhI hay been transferred
from The Third District 10 tho United
it7s.s Cisc".i Cert,
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Ctr eastern dispatches announce
tho installation Of Senator Shafon, 81
S0Taia. JeStefit:.
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Even under the restraining Influences
OF tho moral teachings OF old settled
StStes, tho Old Adam will assert linn
self occasionally. Us was evidenced in
Warren county, Iowa, Il few days, ago,
and TINT. too, in the very shadow, IA it
were, Of the sanctuary. According to II
Dco Moiurs special "A row took place be-
tween tl:c male mclubers Of three differ
cut ncighboring families whilst OIL their
w1J' home from church. The two sons
Of David Howery and a hired man
nnmed Groom were shot aid stabbed to
denth-the old man. himsclf being &C.
vcrely. II Not fatally. wounded hy The
members OF The other two families
y i'll numbeI-nnned, respectively,
Wc5!fail and billiard. When the baltic
had finally terminated, the virtors re.
tired III good ordel'to the residence of
Billiard, leaving the dead ind wounded
upon tho field. Tho whole trouble
Beems 10 have grown out Of SO trivial n
cause ms a standing dispute regarding
the location of . road and fence,
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tB.r'

To lie Foreman n ne E;r4ad Jnry:
Your Committee OH County Hospital
submit their report, We have cYamin-
ei tho wards OF The County Hospital and
lind tho patients confined therein COM
f3TtaEly provided for, and everything
about the place indicates good man
agement, under the care Of our worthy
County Physician, Dr.. j. j. Mcigs.
and tho pationts ruw there under his
charge expressed satisfaction. i:a Glory
respect.
e. il. HALE.
j. e. WoOr,
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CnICAGo, NInrch 9.

80
The Military Committee Of the House
of Representatives. have requested
lieutenant General i. II. Sheridan 10.
supplement Lis testimony OIL military
affairs, recrntly given before th5 COM
l%ni;tec, that officer hes mode tho fol-
lowing additional suggestions:
~" necessity Of tiSo military Posts
OH tie fcllowstchr, rNs been apparent
to me for two years pnGt. and / have
recommended their establishment in
my annual reports: SO strongly have
l been convinced OF this necessity, that
| have, without. any expense 10 the
Government, made an examination Of
the Yellowstone river, md selected tho
points n which they should BE- built.
The Indian question i'll tho Black Hills
must now DC settled by the establish
mcnt ot the I,iaians or the Missouri
river, and in the accomplishment OF
this purpose tho t%u posts mentioned
will have to be located. one ut on ncnr.
tho ihuuth Ut the big Horn river: tho
other nj or nrar the ripIih OF Tongue
river. These po"ts can be supplied hg
steamboat up the Iciluwatumc, and
can be constructed by uutrri,l found
in the vicinity Of the poiIta selected.
l think ! can have ihcm built for 800.
coo each, in other words, | would try
10 build 10th for 500, coo. Instead q:
the $3.50 oOl Ijcrtioncd in the bill,
The Blncl: Hills country will proLa.
lily Re covered with towns and VILLAGES
during tho neI: i've or aiX years. Its
vnlue will cirse the c~x;cma!cn Of the
Northern Pacific hallway on the south
side o! the Icl!owstoEe, IA lar as tho
Gnllntin Valley, i'll Montana. and viii
also build another Railroad .fT2m the
Hc'th Petite Stt'iGu un thr Eui0i, Pm
chic Itail'vI% 10 Tic GlscH Hills. | am
Of tho belief tia. ne I~AIrsrt. dcuns!,s
Of gold are firthcg yes: Than where the
miners nro Eow working. Tho head
wa.ers OF the Wind River mu gold
bearing, the O"l Crcets Ncpai.:u il
gold-bearirg, the Big ItGrn Tni,cy IL
collaborating, Powder river ia goll-b.nr.
ING also Clnr!i'S Fork ri the Yellowstone.
Bos!dcg Mia, the black Hills hnYe alum
dance Of good timber for tie ~trc,lca4
country a"dy south. % them ihd
vest df tie Missouri liver. Tic SIG.
cess 81 these intcrcJis depends on tho
establishment Of Inc two POSTS named.
Military upciatinus hare now been
commenced n]Inin>: hostile bands OF
Sioux, by rcu,tcst Cf tho interior De-
rartniTni. and | cnmallcr this a]rproUria.
ti"n so necessary that ] capeciully re-.
qic4t Immediate action ON IL.
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New YuHE, sIar,h 2.

- ''''h' '@'i u -.
Tho Telegraph hns tho following dis
Patch: Tie London TYIs, t'is morn.
ing lan' II dispatch f.om Wnsliin"inn Civ.
ing tho giat Of Lyons Testimony ycaicr.
day bciur" tn" committee appointed 10
inquire into the l.mma min" scauGui.
We have the beat n''tlturi'T Tor rtrting
that Minister Sriituck will to-nGitow
publish L letter dGnurTrili. the c|i.luncr
ns false, ANA announcing his intention
io rail for New York on the steamship
Ahv5simin um Saturday next. i il I'M
dcrSt0u tho minil'rT hrs Obtainah Il
leave Of EhsrIcc f." the purpose 81 Y.n!
d~icniing himself before tho committee
and the world. Minister :;chcnnk this
morning 'clrCrhrhcd his attorney IA
proceed 10 Washington imincdintrlv
md rciuiI. Tho services of Wm, VI
Evarls. ami hay3 Par; md Stewart
Summoned 10 appear brfIIo the com.
Iniitcc for hTum'u sion.
An Executive Committee, consisting
Of Gideon "a Tucker, Richard SchclI,
Vim. II. IIitclnnan. cX.S;pcnl,rr Me.
Gnirc, Wheeler II. Bristol. Rufns r.
Andrews. and others, called 70 in,4T COLI
Teniion 81 Democrats To meet at S.
Incuso. March Tia" 10TH. The call in.
cludcs all desiring 10 be in laumbny
upon 'hc currency question with the
Democracy Of Ohio. I'"ipsyrvnniH, In
diana, Missouri and the Western and
Southern States aud who nrr ia fnYu~
81; First, tho withdrawal 81 all national
bank currency, and the substitution
therefor Of ~grccnbacks; second, n Inv.
declaring micnbIchG rctG;vahlc Tor du.
ties, aud third, to repeal tho specie 10.
sumption net. The ~cuuYvntion 10 take
such action NJ may seem necessary.
Tho mrInl cra Of The Plymouth
Church exclusively wcro admitted tu. Nh
adjourned business meeting this oven.
ing 10 hear Henry G. Bowcn's answer
TO questions before the Church by the
oVnnnnirg cciimittco M 60 his charge
against Bccch6r.
WisnISOTO%, March, q.
The public dubt. Il per cent. homds,
S?Sl ,go9, 500; y per. cent. bonds, G9i,-
sl;TbO; total coin bonds, 81 ,GS2 .2SI,.
100; lm fl money debt, SID. OnD, 900;
inntnrcd debt, %IS, 1872, UIO; lrGni ten.
dcrs, Sa7l of ,SIl; certificates Of de-
post, SJS,OIj, OO0i fractional currency,
SD, l2O, ~; coin cd~rtilichrca, $32,9l6,.
600; total without interest. $ISi. OIL.
ZIG; total debt, -, 900, 2l5,Slji t"lh
interest, S30.jl2. O2G; cash in Treasury
(coinI so. 0Jj, 772; currency, $o,127'-
iUl; special deposits held for tho re-
dofnpiiOn Of certificates "I d"posiis'
$3.50, 900, 900; total Ia thn Treasury
Sill, $40, i7G: debt Ices ca9h III The
Treasury, ~. IlS. 2J3, OjJ; dncr"ngo 81
debt during February, %3,2I2, iJJ; dc.
cronsu since Juno son, 1870, "l3,f26,-
Ji1
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L. J. l'aA:;z, foreman.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-07
$4,000.

Ten thousand dollars worth of goods
at cost | will commence this day re-
failing the large and valuable stock of
goods, consisting of clothing, ladies' fur
nishing goods, gents furnishing goods
standard dry goods, fancy goods, jcwclry,
etc., at the old stand Of Hebron n We'll,
for cash at actual cost. No goods dclv-
cred until paid for.
will make it IN object for merchants
to buy these goods in jobbing lots, for
cash in hand, in quantities to suit.
| am authorized also To receive bids
ior.thc next ten days for the purchase
in bulk oil all that portion of said stock
which shall remain unsold on the morn
ing of March 18th, Now is the time ia
buy. GEORGE FISHER,
Provisional Assignee of Hebron a
We'll, bankrupts.
Cairo, Feb. 5, 1876, 3-3-ti
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Sheriff. aaia.

BY virtue OF n special execution TO me
directed by the clerk Of the circuit court of
Alexander county, In the state OF Illinois,
In favor of George Boehmer, and against
ReinhOd '. Bclzner and Settle Beizner, 1
VIII sell the following described property,
to.wlt: The houses situated upon lots
numbered six to) and seven ~, In block
numbered twenty six go, and lot
numbered three (3) in block
twenty-.even 90, in the city OF
Cairo, county OF Alexander, in the State OF
Illinois; and also the leasehOld estate OF
Reinhold V. Bellncr and settle Belzner, In
and to said lots six, seven, and three.
a. the property OF said Rein.
hold V. Belzner and Set
tie Belzner. at public sale at the southwest
door OF the court house In the city Of Cairo,
In the county OF Alexander and State OF
Illinois, on the SIEVE nteenth U7th) day Of
March. A. D., 1876, at the hour Of eleven
~ O'Clock, a. IN for cash to satisfy said
execution. ALIEN. II IRWIN,
Sheriff of Alexander Co, Illinois.
Cairo, H., Feb, 20, 1876. 2.23-td
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 Iconts, at +. Teichman's, lO3
Commercial:avenuc. 2-20-lm


The Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
railroad from Kansas City and Atchi.on
on the Missouri river, via Topeka. the
capitol OF Kansas, and the beautiful Ar
kansas valley to the Rocky Mountains.
The shortest r1utc 10 Puebclo III" Grand
Canon, Colorado Springs. Manitou,
Pixies Speak, aud all places of note in the
mountain regions. The iavoritc route
to Denver aud all points in Northern
Colorado. The best route TO southern
Colorado, New Mexico and ARIZONA. The
only direct route to the famous San
Juan mines. The track and equipment
is uncqualcd, trains run through from
the Missouri river. to the Rocky Noun
tains, making connections in Union de-
pots and avoiding delays aud trans,
ier.. For full descriptive circulars
inaIr-yiimc table,. ETC., address
4. j. ANDEBsoN.
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
1-lJ.dSw.ly.
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ShoriFs Sale.

ny virtue fa special execution TO me di-
rected by the clerk 0fthc circuit court OF
AleNsnGer county, In the state Of Illinois,
~ favor Of Frederick Fairtborn and Theo.
dor" Rand, firm of Fsirthorn Il Rand, and
against sarah l.. Kline, will sell the fol.
lowing described property, to-wit: Lot,
numbered seven % and eight (sD. m block
numbered thirty-eight (Iej, In the city OF
Cairo. county Of Alexander aud State Of
Illinois, A. the property OF the SAID Sarah l..
Kline at public sale at the south-we,t door
Of the court house In the city OF Cairo, in
the county Of Alexander aud State OF III
noi., ont Seventeenth 01th) dsy OF March.
AID. 1876, at the hour VI Eleven IN
o'clock, A. NJ, for cash, to satisfy said exc
cntion. ALEX. II. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, Ills February 2Gth, 1876. 2.4a.tJ,
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or TIL
city Of Cairo,
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

Lot 2. block 6, city, on ONO le''e'
above Twelfth strict, outside fire limits.
Very cheap. Terms liberal.
FOR RENT.
Cottage near Nineteenth and Poplar
stects. IS per month.
food dwelling house on Walnut, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets.
-Store-room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
business house on Lcvee, lately oc-
Cupicd by Cunningham Il Stilwcll.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel
Offices or Business rooms-cheap.
--Tcncmcnts numbered 1, Sand 8, In
Winters Row, 8 rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10 corner, $l2 30 ! rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street, near Wash
ington avenue rooms.
Store room In "Pilot House." lately
occupied by A. HALEY.
"A small House west Of Twenty
second street near Pine, 81 per month.
dwelling house ON Sixth street ano
jefferson avenue.
Orphan Asylum building and plcmi
Sos, Rent low, to n good tenant.
store room, corner Twentieth an,
Washington avenue, Sl2 Ia month.
Rooms IN various parts OF the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
tfS-1S
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 cents, at F. Teichman's, lO2
Commercial avenue. 2-2O-lm
a No. Laundry

II is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the laundreSs, No. II Fourth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial av,
nucs, has one OF the best conducted laun-
dry establishments in the city, and land
lords of hotels and boarding houses will
lind it to their advantage to call upon
her. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
and clearinghouse washing - cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows: Single shirt and collar, Zoe: per
dozen, soc; socks, DC; two collars, &c
two haudkcrchicis, &c; vests, zoe; aud
all gentlcmens wear. soc. per dozen,
Ladies plain calico dresses, 25c; calico
dresses with extra trimmings, 5Oc; white
dresses. 81 zoe ladies' undcrwarc, line
and'coarsc, - On per dozen. l-23.tt.
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Notice IL hereby given that the tax book
for the year Is5j. have been placed III M
hand. aud that will be at the follow NJ
places IN Alcxnier county, on the day be
iow set forth for the purpose of collecting
said taxes, viz:
In Clear Greek precinct, al the store o
T.. Culley X co, Clear Greek Iandit =
March I'll, 1876.
In Thebc- precinct. at the store of {. A.
MarchIldon, Thebe. March sth, $50.
la santa Fc precinct. at the store OF ".
Ireland, santa Re, March ., 1876.
la Coos" Island pre- enct, at the store o
.. Greenley, Goose leland, March 10, 1876.
Ia bog Tooth precinct, at the house Of
y. Iiunsacker, Ed, March II, l~7G.
Ia lakewood precinct, at the office OF
Sam Briley Elco, March -. ls7G.
In Unity precinct, at the store of W. W..
Anterior, Unity, March II, Is7G.
In south Cairo, at the office Of John q
Hartman, Cairo, March 10th, ls7G.
In North Cairo precinct, at the court
house, Cairo, March 18th, l-7G.
The collector hereby calls the special o..
iention OF tax payers to Section l3,, oi the
Chapter upon revenue, reyi-od ststutc-,
in which he l. required TO make distraint
upon the personal property Of all tax pay
err in default for personal taxes, after
March 10th. This provision Of law will be
vigorously enforced. Those interested vii
therefore bear the fact in mind and save
costs,
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All Chronic Discacs Cured

He is located in Cairo. Illinois, and j.
still calling on you to be healed. Why
will you die of old chronic diseases. when
YOU can be cured with so little cost or
money. DO not give it up ye., for there
is still balm in Gilcad. Cairo j. the
place to come to be cured OF all your
aches and pains.
am now prepared at my office Ia give
mcdicatcd baths, and persons Wishing to
receive such, will call at my Oilic. on
Eighth street. mo. -, from the hours OF
J pm. till 9p.m. Also PLAN baths, hot
baths, warm baths, cold baths, or vapor
baths. Also persons having the con
sumption or week lungs, and wishing To
receive medicines by inhalation, can re-
cciye the treatment at my office, this be-
ing the only true way of getting medi-
cine direct to the lungs. Also ] treat dis
eases OF the eyes of years standing, and
the blind has been made to see by my
treatment. All diseases Of the skin |
cure. Fistula cured by me without the
use of the knife. II you have cancer,
come and he cared. All private diseases
in the shortest time, cured by me. In
short, for all chronic diseases of the hut
man system, go to Or. llultz ii you wish
to be cured. compound and prepare all
my medicines at my Office, 1t L. said
that practice makes perfect. have been
thirty years practicng physician.
All letters ani communications shall
be confidential and promptly attended to
by me. Direct DIR. lluITI.
No. - Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
l-lrd,im
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
emplOye of Tux BULLETIN, unless the
same is made on written order signed
by the president or secretary of..thc com.
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an employe of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10, 1879. VI
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CITY NEWS.
IT sEDAY, MARCH :. 1876.

LOST POCKET-BOOK.---
Judge MuIkey of this place has
lost his pocket.book, containing
some valuable papers. The
finder will be paid ten dollars,
by leaving the same at this
office, and no questions asked
in reference to the matter.
3-1-dt.
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NCtcr the FIRE.

j. George Srcinhousc may be found
since the fire at his new shop, on Eighth
street in the Alexander County Bank
building, where he will welcome all his
customers. and serve them in aS artistic n
manner MS ever before, with smooth
shaycs. fashionable hair cutting and
Thorough slampOOS.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The rivers continue to decline
Bushes was quiet.
Inc weather was warm aud cloudy
with light shower yesterday afternoon,
a heavy wind prevailed throughout ia,
day.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Say the Memphis Icdianche OF ycsicr
day: The packets which came in from
below yesterday met the. Robert Mitchell
She was floating down the river and steer.
my with her engines. the rudder being
ilnshippcd and undergoing repair.
The Colorado, after getting her new
machinery, lclt for the South Oh SUNDAY.
with big trip.
The tug Magnolia, sunk in sixteen feet
of water at Louisville last week.
The Great Republic is TO be ready for
business by the last of tIi, month.
The Bismarck arrived late SUNDAY
night from 1t. Louis with a good trip.
She added about 100 tons here.
The Grand Tower passed up with u
good trip yesterday morning.
The sam Brown and tow and j, y. k.l.
logg and tow, lett for st. Louis yesterday
morning.
The Grand rower put oil a big batch
of cotton here yesterday for the East, via
the Cairo and Ninccnnes railroad.
The jim Fisk brought down 20 hogs.
heads tobacco yesterday for New York
Via the Cairo and Ninccnncs railroad.
The wind blew a perfect gale ycstcr-
day. and steamboats, found it very dill
cult to navigate.
The Fisk leaves for Paducah at !
o'clock this evening.
-Theli- OF arrivals and departures
at this port Oh Sunday were the Pat Gle
burnc, Whale and barges. I. Z. Schenk,
John \. Wood and tow. Capitol City,
Bee AMI bargcs, sam Brown aud tow,
Colorado, Mary Miller, City OF Helena,
II. :. Turner. Arkansas Belle and j. y.
Kellogg aud tow.
While the Arkansas Belle was lying
ut this port on Sunday night. gentleman
named 7. Il. Larkin, u passenger, died
very suddenly while sitting in chair
IN the cabin. The deceased was "a mer-
chant OF Mt Vernon, and has been trav-
cling for his health, which has been poor
for some time past.
The associated press dispatch from
New Orleans, dated the 9th. says: "rhc
three maSted schooner Matte W. At
wood, with a cargo OF !, 80 bales OF cot.
ton and drawing ~! feet, was
p"t ~ 81" IO-ua, enough ,i,
jcttics ut the South Pass. Thi.
Is the first merchant vcssal that
has passed through the jcttics,
When the jct,y works were
commenced there was but about eight
feet OF water in the South Pass, where
Col. Andrews states there is now four
teen feet"
INV nDcn (rr, INC .I D.
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ANNOl StUWGNTS
fORCIlE CLERK

Enron HrLLttr, . please announc. that ala
ouudi,lat. Tor ~" Ollie" Of iN clerk, al ia" ap-
ptparhing cts election Will. h. IiAWkISs.
We are authorized IT, announce Tie name OF
JAMES " ~IEN ARI a. u 'nuddit" ior the
Office Of Cts bcrk, AT the ensuing city election.
td'
v. =. ANLIl ~ a candidate for reelection 10
tie once OF City CLERK at the ensuing charter
election. w
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u. +. fosgate, aged II years. MIR. Eos
| gate was nephew of Mrs. Louis Jorgen
son of this city. lie was young man
OF more than ordinary attainmcnts. and
his sudden death was sad blow to hi.
relatives and friends.
| ENoCn ARpEN.-Mr. Edwin Adams,
the iavoriic actor, will appear ut the
Atheneum in this city, on next Monday
evening, March 18Th, in Mile Marguerite :
splendid dramatiZation of Tcnnyson's
Enoch Arden. Mr.. Adams will he sup
ported 10y &. ". Cauldock, the famous
| character actor. aud a selected COMPANY.
| under the management of Mr. Henry T..
Abbey. Mr. Adams has Il world wide
reputation Ia this character. lie has
made Tor himself ~ Enoch Arden, a rcp,i-
tation not second to Joe Jefferson as Rim
Van Wrinkle. Lovers OF good acting
should not fail TO see him in this char.
actor.
PERSONAL MEN1IoS.-Mr. James :.
Morris, of Hen, was in the city fora few
hours yesterday.
We are under obligations to Mr. Al.
Su,anka for late lies of san Francisco
papcr..
Mr.. e. Il. Woodward, we are sorry
10 learn, returned home on saturday
night 20 III that hc has not been able to
leave hi room since.
Mr.. :. rinch. general freight agent
Of the Iron Mountain railroad. l. in the
city, arranging for the transaction of the
Mississippi Central railroads business
over his road, via. Charleston and Column
bus, duri,g the time the trouble exists
with the Mississippi Central incline.
Local SHORT STors.-Mr. Joe Iuikin
has rented The house at the corner Of
and Walnut streets, and will |
shortly remove his family back to Cairo. |
--Sipe water has about disappeared
There will be- regular meeting of the |
riiy council this evening
Sheriff irwin is collecting taxes in
lear Creek precinct to-day.
The rain last night, though unpcas-
mt, was timely aud a blessing TO our
Deoplc II carried away all unhealthy
deposits lett by the sipc water
Preparations for lowering Winters
,!ock are progressing, aud the work of
letting her down easy" will commence
a day or two.
y esterday being the first Monday IN
Iarch. the regular monthly meeting OF
he several fire companies was held in the
ycning.
Peach trees are out in blossom, aud
II many instances the trees are pretty
veil covered, an Indication which lead. III
o hope there will be a better yield than
has been anticipated there would be
--Cllin. Pulaski county, boasts a hand ;
omer little church than any other town
+ it, size In Southern Illinois; and the
eoplc there are about to erect parson- I
ge. The church going people OF Hin
re workers. and never allow church
idtt'I- w ldE .
notwithstanding the inclcmcncy Of
ne weather there was fair attendance
the reunion Of the Ladies' Club and
49,. - ..a'r 4.
Irs. DR.. Wardncr last evening. The eXer-
scs aud the occasion was very pleasant
those in attendance.
People who observe Lent may con-
be themselves with the thought that
bout the 18th OF April. or "a, soon a.
cut i over the Taylor Literary club
i'll give another OF their negro minstrel
erformancc.. The members of the
ub, aided by a number OF outsiders. are
ON in training: and propose making
lis the best entertainment they have yet
iven.