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He gave m account of cooperative farm
near Assington, which he visited in 1861
after it hal been in operation for thirty
seven years, 1t was started byJohn Cur
don, the squire of the village, in 1890 lie
rented TO fifteen men sixty acres at 80
an acre per annum and lent them $4,000
for tools, stock, manure, etc. In 1856, they
had long previously paid the loan; had in
creased their shareholders from fifteen to
twenty, and the amount of hired land from
sixty to one hundred and thirty acres, for
which they paid $1,000 a year. The
farm was managed by committee Of four,
chosen by ballot, a portion going out every
year. The Bishop found the land in adj
mirable order, and the animals and poultry
in excellent condition. In 1854 Mr., Cur
don, finding the experiment very successful,
started thirty chosen men on second CO.
operative farm, each contributing $3.50.
He also loaned them $500. They began
with seventy acres, but by 1876, were hiring
2l9 acres at Il rent of $l,G25 a year, and
had $4,000 worth of stock, besides having
paid off the $4,000 loan and supported
their families. The Bishop thor hit thata
class of cooperative agricultris,s would
be a most important and stable element in
the commonwealth and the Earl of Ripon,
in subsequent speech, said that he had
also visited the farms and fully agreed with
him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

In the counties that have not already ap.
pointed delegates the Central committees
the Democratic party will, in such man
ner and at such time as they may deter
mine, call county conventions to appoint
delegates to this convention.
BY order of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of the Eighteenth Congressional dis
trict. JNo. II. OBERLY, Chairman.
A Polk JOKES. Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

GRAND RAFFLE.-Tickcts for the rattle Of
the IIibcrnian engine house and two lots
propcr,y worth over five hundred dollars,
are now ready for sale and may he had Of
members of The company Tickets are also
for sale at different business houses
throughout the city. The drawing will take
place in the new engine house, July Ass,
and will be under the direct supervision Of
Mcssrs. T, W. Halliday, r. II. Cunning
ham and Sol. A. Silver. Tickets, 81.
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STRANGE CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA

= Ma NpL iANE We IL DlNol Il'DIh
The Bridgeport Conn Standard Of Tues
day evening says: About six years ago
Henry b. Banks, Of Easton, killed his dog,
supposing him 10 be mad. At the time
there was no reason to suppose the dog had
bitten any member Of the family. Last
Sunday the daughter of Mr. Banks, aged
-, was seized with hydrophobic symptoms,
and the disease rapidly developed unit!
Sunday evening, when her suffcrings were
awful to witness. Nothing could J." done
TO alleviate her torturcs. At last accounts
she was still alive. As the little girl Lar,
never been exposed 10 rabid dog except
the one killed six years ago, it j, supposed
by her friends that the disease must have
developed from some slight bite or scratch
received then, 50 slight in tact that it wa,
never noticed by any one, or complained Of
by the little girl herself.
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EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.

CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE CoSvEN-
TON TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS.
The Democrats Of the Eighteenth Con-
gressional district of Illinois are requested
to send delegates to a convention to be
held at Jonesboro, Union county, on Tues
day, Esd day of July, 1878,
at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for representa-
tive in the Forty-sixth congress. Each
county of the district will be entitled to
the number of delegates TO, and votes in
the convention set opposite its name below,
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Proposals will be received hy the undersigned 1T
thl county clerks office. W'il MouCNy June II,
next tdc the Nllng In ui the court house yard IN
this city, with such quantity of earth ~ win form Il
slope from level with the top Of the door sills In
lower story of said court house dusccnding to the
natural surface Of the ground at the fence around
said yard, Proposal, may be- made for said filling
Tor the whole work or by thcCuhC ward. The right
l. reserved 20 reject any and all bids,
THOMAS ". HALLIDAY,
Chairman County Board of Alexander County.
CAiNo, ll.s, Jane 10, ISIS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

To SOME of our Democratic exchanges
in the Southern Grand Division: lie spells
il Hartman, not Harmon, Correct your
banners.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

The commencement exercises at the
Normal University at CarbondaIe takes
place to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

The President has appointed John c.
Fremont governor of Arizona.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

THE New Glass Oil Cans, Simmons Re-
fricators, Water Coolers and lcc.Crcam
Frcczcrs at \, lIallcys, ll5 Commercial,
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10 put the street occupied ana USED W rnll-
roads in good condition for public 'nsc--
and to make the use by railroads as little
burthcn upon the public as possible, ]
think the ordinance sought to be repealed
the best one for the public.
1t has been held by our circuit court n
two instances to be legal, and the only
question to he decided is whether t,lcmodi-
tcatioh Of the ordinance will he for the
public good; if the modification is for the
public good, it should be made; II it is for
the benefit Of the railroads and does not
benefit the public, this ordinance should not
become a law.
The ordinance rlder consideration sub
sttutes gravel instead of plank between
crossings, but retain plank at the cross
ings; now if the planking is best for the
the street at the crossings, surely it would
be better for the streets to have the plank
between the crossings.
II has been contcnded that section s
of the proposed ordinance to be amended is
impracticable. Ifthc planking can be done
at the crossings why is it impNticabc to
extend it to the whole S Get. 1t may and
probably will be less expensive with the
railroads to comply with the ordinance
than the one to he modified, but it certain
" would not he SO good for the public, or
this ordinance would have been made ap-
plcablc to the crossings also. Thea it
must he clear that this ordinance will be
better for the railroads than the one now in
existence, but not 50 good for the public,
am therefore of the opinion that this
ordinance should he allowed 10 remain rs
it is, and should be enforced if not com
piled with by the railroads
For the forcgoi NJ reasons, | return the
the ordinance without any signature.
Respectfully,
HENRY WINTER,
Mayor.
Alderman Halliday moved a rcconsidcra,
ton at the vote hy which the ordinance was
adopted. Motion carried.
Whercupon Alderman Halliday moved
that further action on the message and or
dinance be deferred until the first Tuesday
in July. Motion carried.
His honor, the mayor, appointed the fol
lowing persons to act as judges and clerks
of the special election to be held on Thurs
day, 27th day of June, 1873;
FIRST wAED:-Judges-W. II. Shcuttcr
Joseph |. Able, and W. G. Carey
Clerks-F. Teichman and Harry Scub.
SECOND wARD:-Judges-C y. Hughes,
W. NJ Williams, and Jacob Morlock.
Cerks-Phii H. Saup, and II. Houpt.
THIRD wARD:-Judges-John McEwcn
F. Vaicut, and John Clancy.
Cerks-L. Axley and Egbcrt Smith.
FOURTH neutrality-suspicious. Fitz
gerald, c. F. Nelis, and J. II. Metcalf.
Clerks-,John A. Reeve, and NJ. B. Har-
rell.
FIFTH wARD:-,Judgcs--W II Morris,
Thomas Wilson, and James Carroll.
Cerks-John c. Talbot and Frank
Field
Appointments confirmed.
BONDS.
The state and liquor bonds Of Matthew
Clark and official bond Of p. Mahoncy, city
TAILOR, on motion of Alderman Wright, were
approved,
On motion of Alderman Wood the coun.
Gil adjourned. ]. B. PHnLIs,
City Clerk.
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DEAT"rY Piano Organ; best 81 Lo9E
Is ,tartlluu npy- Organs, I. stupS, ass; t,u;os
onls siW. Cost e6H Circular. free y. ], E'at-
~, Washington, Nd
For other local matter see fourth pUge.
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COUNTY NOTICE,
ITO TILE VOTERS OF ALEX ANDEl
COUNTY,

WHEREAS The Coun Board o. Alexander couu-
~ have under advisement proposed change of the
election precinc u IN said county, all parties hay-
ING any suggestions or petitions to offer In regard to
the same are hereby requested TO file the same BIZ
the September session OF said board.
SAMUEL j. IuMM, Conn v Clerk
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Eight line. OF solid nonparcil constitute SQUARE
Displayed advertisements will be charged accord
ing 10 The space occupied Mt above rates-thcre be
ing twelve llncs Of solid type 10 the inch,
To regular advertisers We ontr superior lnGu'r
mCnts. both ~ to rates of charges and manner Of
displaying their iarors, ,,,t
ion ten cents per line for each subsequent ihseF
ton. ..
Communications upon subjects Of general interest
20 the public are 1T all times acceptable ktJcct'1
manuscript will not be returned,
Letters and communications should be addressed
Cairo Bulletin, Cairo, Illinois.
JNo. II. OBERLY, General Manager.
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GOLD yesterday in New York 101.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
rhos. Nally, Editor.



Democratic Nominations.
YoR STATE TREASURER,
EDWARD L. CkONkRlTE, O. Stephenson.
FoR sCPERINTENpEST OF pUBLC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL NJ. ETfER. of Mclean.
ZOE GERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, SOUTHERN GRAND
DIVISION,
JACOB o. CHANCE. OF Marion,
FOR CLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT, SOUTHERN
GRAND DIVISION,
JOHN Q. HARTMAN. Of Alexander.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-13

In pursuance of an order Of the County Board Of
:, 1873, providing for the holding of special ccc
tOn and submission of the question of issuing
bonds under the act named IN said order, public no
icc II hereby given that special election will be
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Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.

JNo. II. OBERLY, General Manager.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-10-17

PIILo IIER~ll, Judge-BuHAN r. FII.ID, Register
The following business was transacted ut the
October e1m Of said Court
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTEE oN EsrArt, Off,
Robert P Rich late OF Thorndike, ianda g. Eich
Administrators Clara A. Joy, late of Sc.trsmout.
Willard b. lhayer, Administrator; William y.
Sweeney late Of searsp0rt, Ellen VI. sweeney, Adj
ministratrX, Mary t. Sleeper, late Of Belfast, s.
Sleeper Administrator; Henry N. Wright, late Of
Bucs sye, South Carolina, Henry ii. Grant, Admin
istrators Isaac W. Nickerson, late OF swanyille,
Josiah Nickerson, Administrator
GUARDIANS ArPoINTED-John White over minor
child OF james II Lewis, late of Swanye Levi ;.
Ellis minor heir of Josiah C. Staples late OF stock
ton.
LICENSE To SELL REAL ESTATE On ESTATES or
Grant Fitzpatrick, late Of Unity; minor child of
James Dodge, late of Islesboro; Isaac Thompson,
late Of Searsmon Jefferson Bartlett, late Of Unity.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES Of Abigail
Games, late Of Swanye Robert Foy, late Of Mont
Vile; James Staples, late Of Stockton ibridge g.
Blanchard, late of Searsport.
ACCoU MS ALLOWED on ESTATES oF-AIinor heir
of Charles H. Thompson, late Of -. jeremiah
Merithev, late of SearspOrt
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WIDOW on ESTATE OF -
John Hartman, late Of A-ontyille.
DECREE OF ADOPTION oF-Simeon Wallace Hall
by Edgar B. ingalls, and wife, and change Of name
to Wallace Ingalls,
WILLS PRoEArED Or George MCobb, late of
Linconville, wherein after making sundry small be-
quests to his children, he deyses the remainder of
his estate, real personal and mixed to his wife.
Jonathan q. Dickerson, late of Belfast, in which
after making provision for the payment OF certain
sums held by him guardian for his daughters, he
bequeaths the residue, both real and personal TO his
wife and sons
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The usual amount of fall moving is coina on

A"V US"" amount OF tall moving is going on
\ young man named Mehan. of Winterport NJ
pelIaS' jan awaiting trial at the present term Of
COURT NAG personal encounter with Edmunds
the turnkey, on Saturday, and came off second
best He refused to 20 into his cell and str,ck
the turnkey with his boot. John administered
one oil nus doses OF submission, which quoted Che
young man
o'k ADVERTISERS are out in full force this
week Mr. and Mrs. Chase make a fine dis,,Is,.
announcing large stock of scasonable Goods Of
every variety, from New York and Boston f;oo
W. Burkett a 60 can public attention III their
ne" stock, fresh from tie western markets -,,rla
a Mansfield at their new and handsome store
otieIa fine assortmcnt-lIcr stoe, Of watches
and Jewelry is offered at low prices.-The Sanford
steamship Company advertise the fab and winter
arrangement, 10 commence next Monday.
NALho Joseph Eaton ana wife celebrated
thelf golden wedding being the iftieh anuivcrsa
| ~ q their marriage, on the Sth Many friends ana
Ie.at'YeS We're present and valuable presents made
UNITY, Ezckie Sou Of Amos webb. " tins
town died of fever at Albany. tia, Sept ION
KIND hearted southern lady. who has nursed linn
IN ms Illness, wrote TO his aged parents the partic
uars OF his death, and inquired what ~honld he
done with his effects. lie was ~ year. old
SfAEsNpNr 4 conference Of Methodist clcr.s,
men has Been held in this town oomtncncing On
Monday morning and closing on "Wednesday ,ye
mug Sixteen ministers We're present ana much
interest WAS manifested Mrs BEN Iadi was
thrown from a carriage gu Tuesday evening and
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1t Is Worth a TRIAL.

Il was troubled for many years with Kidney
Complaint, Gravel, &c. my blood became thin; l
and was an old worn out man all over and could
get nothing to help me, until got Hop Bitters.
and / am boy again. Ny blood and kidneys
are all right, and am active as man of 30, al
though am - and have no doubt it will do a.
well for others of my age 1t is worth the trial
(Fatherl7
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A SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. The most expert
enced and successful physician in New England,
who makes chronic and ong-standing diseases a
speciality is DIR. R. Greene, "a Temple Place Bos
ton, Mass whose advertisement will be found in
another column. His success in curing such cases
is without parallel, and depends upon the fact that
he discards poisonous drugs, and follows nature
Consultation free Boston Globe
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ROYAL p gbv X Yer
Absolutely Pure.

"hplAl" has a lar ger sale than al other baking
powders cpmbned-hecause Of its unquesioned
Purity. Uniform Strength, Heathtulness and Fiji
cacy. Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARTAR
imported expressly for this peerless powder direct
from the Wine district of France-it has received the
Endorsement and recommendation of the New York
Board of Health, and of eminent physicians and
scientific men everywhere No family having once
used the Royal Baking Powder Will ever be with
out it.
Sold only in tin cans by grocers.
sH-The finest preparation in the world, Consumers
should observe that its perfect purity and strength
not Only nsures success in baking, but makes it 90
one-third further than adulterated or short-weight
kinds. 1t will keep any length OF time in any climate
ly30
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SET.Fk NowLEDGE. If the standard works Of the
Peabody Medical Institute, Boston, could be placed
in the hands of all, both old and young, the field
of quackery would be greatly diminished and the
diseases greatly lessened. See advertisement i'll
another column
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The Fat Mems Convention.

We can see some pleasure, if no reason in the
convenlng OF a baby show, bat We confess We
could never see the slightest reasonable OF
otherwise, for fat mons convention, unless it bc
The fact that misery loves company. For fifty OIL
hundred men whose several weights range from
two hundred 70 three hundred pounds, to hold d
convention simply because of SO much surplu,
avolrdupois, is absurd TO say the least 1t become,
douby so whom we reflect that obesity Is disease
What would we think of many persons enact
aied by consumption holding convention TO com
pare their relative weights There is but one
ground upon which would advocate another
fat mems convention, and that is that they vii
meet to discuss the merits 81 Nlans Anti Fat The
only known remedy for obesity Il lbs safe ana re
liable Sold by druggists
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N office

4 H. persons holding orders of the town of Bel
IA mont, upon which interest is payable at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum. hereby notified
to present the same for payment to Martin b. Hunt,
Treasurer of said town. before the first day of
November next, interest will be stopped thereon
after that date.
w. A. MORRILL, Seectmen
O.C CAMMETT ! of Belmont.
Belmont October II, lS78.-3w42+
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PROBATE NOTICES.

W
al
DE ar NOTICE
~
TO til. Honorable, Judge Of Probate for tue County
OF Waldo
- triX of THE estate. OF Aaron Black late of " III
t,rport ia Said touutv deceased respectfully repre-
SENT that goods, c4tcls and dts Of SAM lt
ceased, Ire no sufficient answer hs 4st tebta aid
chaF4rN oi AahihI'iFit.p h hy lIt sum " tNrNr
HuH4Itl H"LaiN-
" HiI-ttpGF touI ltlilohef pr'H1 , cur h0' gF z"
grant hrr q incense I" SEN aHd cuhftE9 "' puoc pr
IN' 7Lt' an ih' Ie''t estate ~ T't'G utVe'e" WV
t'ul'hS t"t It'fi Nlo4 ~ me Nto" sl'" "a ''t''oA
as WI" ss! 'a'd uto,S' an" .V'eh'a! 0"' Se' ''''
C'i'l@t9 oil ADMINISTRATORS 7Ai'-AH a h'-'AeN'
go, =, NO :.,. .
a "". ~ .'"" i az -, 49, ~" ANY,"
~ w Jun, Wy NI''"' "" ''' In " 7f
" 'N'."'' a. r. INF ...:. ,,.ui .,,.+ I'LL.
tron ti'e iorr4ons rriti'u, ordered, lhat XIX
pr,""'I -1t' w. gu, a
K,'I.c.i Iaur19I 4 naDer printed Al EeItl,t. tIut
tI., l, Irl,r N a Iroiat4 oltrt 10 be- h,Id nj tI,.
t.r,i.tr, t,fr, I'M B,li;..; aforesaid ON tlt SECOND,
Tuesday oil %. rIlhtr me- al o'clock i'll the fore,
noon, and -hc'v cause, if any they have, why the
S''I'' '.i3l.I h"l Re- Si''1' , ,tt.,,.,,,-
~ T., I, - u, lug
a true COPY A'''9'-n D / ! 'i'-''' a. E'S''I'
r. ,t,, ,i .p..,.4...-,t., .,.,,....
IN a. i'"'' "'' """-' - ''''N '' '''' '''!
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Tb~Efi Y. IIAN NLlr Admins fator OF me 81
5a gfgIy It'd I crG VI gP ,cS5+d arr It
Sufficient TO answer his just dcuts and chargr, Of
Admins tTatjOu hy th" sum OF three hundred dollars.
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MBROSE L. SHELDON, Administrator of the
4 4 estate OF Isaac sheldon. late of SeHrSmont, in
said County OF aldo, deceased having presented
his first account OF Administration Tor allowance.
ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF thi,
orderto be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at 4 Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County on the secopd
fore noon, and show cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
rHILO HERSEl, Judge.
A true copy, Attest B. +. FIELD. Register.
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III :
true copy. Attcst-B. +. FIELD, Register.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-04-11
GOLD MIN ES.

We learn with pleasure that the mining
interests in the northern and western sections
of York county, are just now attracting atten-
ton, and that there is fair prospect that
some of the hidden wealth Of those regions
will soon be utilized. Capt. j. W. Seacrest,
of New York, who was formerly engaged in
gold mining in this county, is so we'll salts
fed with the prospect Of rich reward for the
labor expended, that he proposes to return at
an early day, open up several mines, bring
quantity of the glittering metal to the sur
face, and thus contribute his share to the
means of resuming specie payment. Any of
our readers who may desire to confer with
Capt Seacrest with regard to mining lands,
can reach him by addressing letter to Hick-
ory Grove post-otfice, in this county.