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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09
NOTICE.


Walter Hyalor, treasurer. vs.. George w. Corn-
ran, Aasuiapdlt with attachment.
l'ubiio notice Ii hsrss7 given TO the esiu
George W. Cochran thlt writ OF attschH,ht
issnsi ont ,i Inc oliles Of tia clerk of Alexnnt
county GREAT court, dated the 9Th day 81 DE-
ceriiNSr A. D.. Is'T, " the salt Of the ssid Wal.
ser Hyslop. treasurer, aud aszinst the e tate Of
The said Gorge w. Cochran. directed 20 ths
bas beDn returned executed. Now, therefore,
gniesS you, he said occrgs W. Cochran. sa.ll
oersoually bo, nnd appear before the said Aisx:
snaer county Circuit, cossrt on OF .bstoretne az.
s.,,,rt house. In the cay " CairJ, on tho drst
~. & - s.sNs III 81: s!s $50:
mnt snali DO entered against y ana ~ ~
q III. properly attached % ~ DC s9TTcts \,
sstsfy thb said }udgaetni ana coy " - ';ioN
10 S ss:.s5 (: Ell ,sas 4ss. ~.
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Happiuss or misery, taat L. the aa,s-
liDnl


DIR. ". L. Hoyt OF q years successful
practice guarantees speedy and peiinsn.
eut cure OF all Chronic, Scro;alous, frl.
vate, Synthetic and Female diseases,
SpeFmaterrhPa, or seli-abusc, at hi;
Medical institute, Agan Il Cheney Block,
opposite the City Hail Park, Syracuse,
y. Y. Medicine sGnt 10 all paris Of tao
y. ). aud Canada. Don't be deceived by
advertising quscks who throD. our large
cities. but consult DIR. Hoyt or send for
circular treating on his speclalities to his
P.O. Box 276.
LAp1Es.--My great liquid freuch
remedy. Amie ID. Femme, or Female
Friend, is uniailing in the cure OF all
painial and dangerous dloeases OF your
sex. It uoderates all excuses, aud
brings on the monthly ptriod with regu-
larity. In all nervous and spinal auec e
lions, pains in the back OF liinhs, hesFl'
ness, iatigue on slight eyertion, paipita-
ton OF the heart. lowness OF spirit, by
sterlcE, sick headache, Whites. aud all
painful diseasesoccasi oned by disorder
cd syatem il effects cure when all other
means tail. Price - W per bottle, cent
by mail. DR.. W. L. Aoyt, Box 21G,
y raeuse. n. Y.
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TIE Ne% York Franklin Fra luSur-
ance Company has suffered an impairment
Of capital Of $4,000, and has been noti.
fed BY the insurance department that II
must make up this amount or casa do
Ing business
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Worms, Worms, Worms.

IF. punkrl's Worm syrup never fails 70
rernov. all kinds Of Worms. Scat. pin ana
afomich Worms ale readily removed by Kun.
kel', Worm Syrup DR.. K1nk 10 the ontg
succeasfal phi .to.an 10 TIL, G. unhy una. can
He 20 no fee until head and all passes alive and
in ihis space OF time. Common sense ,esohes
IL Tape " orm can be removed, all other Worms
can readily be removed ASK YOUR druggist f1r
q bottls Oh Rupael's Worm Syrup. PIics FL .OV
pcr bottle. II never fa,ls--or send 10 the 10 tor
FOR olrsular, No. sSi North Ninth 81, PhiIadsl-
hin Advice free,
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MASTERS SALE.


state OF Illinois, county Of Alexander. a.,
InuI. Alcshader county cireun Syast --,-.
Hugh Callahan We. John Devlne.
Bill of foreclosure and for relief, etc.
Amount of decree rendered Jan. 4, 1878, $40 80
Interest from January 4, 1873, at six per
cent. costs Of suit, including 6olici-
tors lee OF Soo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % "
Public notice is hereby gwen that In pursuance
OF decree rendered in said court in the above
entitled cause 1.-THE special December term A ID.
1911, l, John @. HarInan. Master 10 Chancery Of
said county. wll. on Friday, the
I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1878,
q. the hour of 10 o'ciock q m. /, cell ct public
venduB 70 the h!ghes, bidder for cash, at the
front door Of the courthouse. In the city Of Cairo,
10 ssid county and state. tbs following described
real estate In thu city OF Cairo. county OF Alex
ander. and state u Illinois, to.wit Fifty foss
Of Of the front end Of lots numbered twenty .onc
(2ll, twenty-five CO., twenty-thIes (l3l, and
twenty-lour (ai), In block fhy-two to2), being
on oil the end that fronts on Walnut street, 10
said city, making piece one hundred teet on
Walput street, and any feet on srventh street,
together with the pnvikEss and sppnrtenauees
,hsseunto Belonging or In any wise thereto appeI-
tsining.
8. r. WHrrLEI, Msste= 10 Chancery.
Dated. Cairo. Lis. Jan 20. 1875. i.Sitd
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f. F. Kunkel,s Bitter Wine of Iron

The gre II su ,cess und delight Of tue " opie,
in Gact no .hins OF the Rindhss ever been odef'ii
~ the Am 3rlcln people which has 80 quickly
found te way into their good favor and ne riy
approval q, t. y. Kunkel Bitter Wine Of Iron.
does all Ii proposes, aud thus gives univetsa
satis faction. 1t Is guaranteed 10 cure the worst
car &c ofdyspepsia or ind gestron, kidney or
liver disc zee. weakness, rervouSng SIS, conslipa-
5ion, Deit!ly OF the stomach, &c. Get tneg n
Gee acs North ninth street. philadeiphis. ask
70, KunkelS and take no other. Sold by 81! drug
gIets.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
n.

Of DANIEL Lampsrt, decosed.. .GI
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, the llth
day, OF AIaYch, AID. ls7o the undersigned nd
ninistratris Of sa,d estate Will present to tho
county court Of said, Alexander eouury, at tha
coprtn ouse In Cairo. Illinois, At term thereof
thin 70 BE- holden, neg dual report Of her acts end
doiugs as administrators, and ask the court to DO
disehss gsd tom sAy and all further duties and
re. poasibiluiss CONNECTED With sad tt,ats. and
her sdmirtstSsttcn thereof, st which time and
emit and yssfat sueh Spplieapas II they choose 80
70 40. . T1f' 2HaAkEI q |rxGT.
calrv, YlH7 fosss, tsTs, ss' -Hvl,
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TAKE SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, OR MEU-
iClNE,

Contains four medical elements, never
fopni In tie same happy proportion III sny
other prepars'fon, viz: Q gentle UzihAfiig, q
powerful tonio,. ulsxeepIr tatis sltrrsliYe
and certain Corrective Of all imyurllse, OF
lie body. srehsignai success hts attended It's
10 ~ Il Is now regarded a. tbs
EFFEC1CAL sPECiTC
.As kemSdyi In
M.LARloCS rEvEHs. BONEL COM
PLANTS, DySPkPsIA. MENTAL DEPh 8.
siCf. kESfLLsskReet JACxDiCE, NAL
ALTON lnd Bi .lOU5AEss
1T HAS No EQUAL.
climate and water and food may be faced slsas
on, fear. As Kennedy IN MALAklUIs
fEVKRS, 30 VEL COMPLAINTS. ELST-
Lk5ehKS5, JAUEUicE, NAUSEA.
hahCfACTUsEp UhLTb BY
J. II. ZEILES,
Philadelphia, 10,
Prlce il.Uy. sold By all prugZi.ts.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

K. Z. Kunlal's Bitter Wine Of Iron is a sure cure
for this disease. II las been prescribed daily for
many years IN the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. symptoms are los OF
hsaa ,cAs, dizziness, seepessness and low spirlts
Get the g:nuins Not solo 10 bulk, ot.y 'nSl bot.
ties. reid by Ill druggists. Ask Tor h. J hur
sei's Ritter Wine Of Iron aud take no Other. =
per bottle. or six bottles for S. All ASK Is t,iai
OF thi, valuable medicine. ~ TRIAL VIII eoi'viA1s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09

Several citizens Of San Francisco have
presented to the Golden Gate Park Of
that city tho material for two handsome
and costly Conservatives imported by tho
late James Lick.
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SICK HEADACHE

Inis dislressi ng sfticiiuh oosurs most fre-
qaently. The disturbance OF the stomach,
arising frorn imperfectiy digestc eonlents,
causes severe pain IN III head, accom- a Iitd
with dissgrsesflv nausea, and this eOusl.iul.s
Shat Is populAIiy known 10 sick Headache. Tor
PROMPT rt.itI
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n n " - q N, -
CAPCLNE
Porous Plaster.

A zsat improvement A soohiEe, healing,
on me ordinary porous itfeng tnnilg and pain
plasi=f' killing igtnt In one.
Tho manufacturers receiy'd iss Highest and only
aVaris given TO Porous Plastsrss: he Centennial.
We warrant Benion's Cspeins plastsrs 10 Be su-
perior 20 al Other Porous pIasters and to all iinl.
inents.
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BAD BREATH

Nothing ID 10 UNPLEASANT, aOtbing % common
as bad breath, and In nearly every case IL comes
from the stomach, and esn DO 70 easily correct
DO not neglect go sure q remedy for tuiB Ie-
pulsive disord.ro u will ais, improve YOUR
Appetite, complexion, aad Gsner VI Health.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption. that scorrgc Of humanity, Is
the great dread OF the human family, In al civil
zed countries.
feel confident that I am in possession Of the
only sure, infallible remedy-now known to
he profession tor The speedy, positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and its unwelceme coScom
itants, viz: Cstarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nr-
yous Debility. ETC., etc. l am old fcgy. be-
iieye In medicine. Twenty EIGHT years cxpe-
risnee as busy practitioner In the beat con-
sumption hospitals 10 the old and new world,
has taught NC the value Of proper medica ton
both local and constitutional In the cure Of this
great enemy OF our race. ! have found It. but
I am digresssing. l started sut to say to those
suffering with consumption or any Of the above
maladies, that BY addressing me. giving symps
toms, they shall be put in possession Jothis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit OF my experience in thousands Of CAGE
successfully treated. Full particulars. direc-
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions tor successful treatment 6. your
own home, will BIZ received by you BY Return
mail, free OF charge, by addrcsging
DIR. JOHN s. BURNETT,
w3llv l61 Jefferson street LouisviN
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IHE CHEAPEST, AND BEST FAMILY MED
IClN N iHE WORLD.
PorDYbPEPsiA,C 0EsTiPATIOE, Jaadi'e,
billions aIieo.s. SlCk HEAUALhE, Cole. De.
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn, ets. etc.
lhis nnrivallsd Southern Remedy Is nlr-
rAntsi not to contain q PARTICLE Of Ae.cugy,
or any lnju1iou; Substance. but II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-09

0eLHsV PIANO, ORGAN best. I'd. Loo
bhhbiS Startling news. Orgsns le stops s3
Pianos only XlB'. Cost e650. Lirculars Free.
D. =. Beatty, Wsshinstop. n. j
sTEAM BOATS.
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Ask Those Who
Know.

Ask amy physic,an IL Benson sCapcia. Porous
Plaster 70 not the best plaster y ne world. This
great objection always found 70 the ordinary 70.
rDus Plaster of SLOW action In bringing relief
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Lame Back.

For Lame and Weak Back, Rbermatpr, Trpu-
Lies oflhs Spine and KidneYI, 1. is2 trsiy won
dcrlul remedy. Physicians eyfrywbere r cog
nite rs gr, At silpsnor!ty to other Porous Plas
tiers and to all linimeDs II feiieves pain Of
once snd cares QUICKER thin any known plaster,
,iplaent orcompound.
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CAUTIoN.

There are dangerous and wotSfishs limitations
81 Bsason's Capeins Plaster In tho mhsk {. The
genuiss have the word capcne cut thrcugh each
plaster. Solo by al druggists. Price go. 7s
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NEW and elegant cards With Likeness and
Npsute Samples cents. Aleo.5 cards rrpp,
d.mssk etc. D cen's. Novelty Photo Gard
ca NassAu, n. Y,
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ASK tue recovered
dysvepsics, bilious
suEsrsv, v1ctiu!s OF
fsYeI and sgue, tbs
meclrial diseased pa
t.eat, how they 'ecoy
eyed health. cheerful
spirits, and good ap-
petit they will to!
snu ~ taking Sim
mons LIVER Eega-
inlas
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week at home Outfit ~oish s.
ma. quo free CD Pike L. Co. Augusta, Me,
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rL~ adant asoernap
IDLEWILD

DEN nOWAk0. ..elhsttt
LID. THOMAS. ..''s..'''''s. '''.'.s''ss."s.Saerk
Leaves Cairo every SATURDAY.
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Atlar fsl+ t.efN,e .-r ~ Ar'ts,a .N
1rts ~. ,s-4,s o. ~ 80 asA. .t,..,tE@ fa
n n@a n. ~ sa.f Y4 M YAK
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
whss sir.Coskil.g says.

NEW Y6ax, April 1.-THE World
publishes q elk column interview with
Senator Conkling, OF which the follow
ing is an extract:
Well, Senator, I would like to know
whether you think the true history o.
the Louisiana electoral business will
ever be told in Congress, and 1t so,
how soon? ,
Mr.. Conkling paused moment, and
then began very slowly, warming up
with his subject as he proceeded. Yes
| I think it will, do not see how 1t eau
be kept down. there are too many ave-
nues Of Information opened to-day to
make concealment of avail much long.
er. No reasonable man can doubt
there was some kind OF u bargain be-
tween the friend and that man Hayes,
and that Stanley Mathews and Sher.
man were privy to 1t. A great many
people have become exceedingly aux
ious to know precisely what the bar.
gain was, aud exactly how it was car.
ried out, and Yankee ingenuity will be
sure to find some means OF getting at
it.
What will be the result?
The result will be that the Whole
country will be appalled, by the dis.
honor Of this administration. l tell
you, sir, that never in the history OF
this nation, has there been in the en-.
tire four years OF an administration 40
much corruption, bartering Of Offices,
rewardipg Of political favorites, traf-
&c with the political leaders, and bar
gains and sales Of the electoral fran.
chises as during this past year; reop
will not believe until the proofs shown
them; but the proof will be forthcon..
ing. The people say that Hayes is y
good man and means well, but they do
not know what they are talking about.
When the facts are known about the
a administration, no one will attempt to
excuse the man on account of bis sup.
posed goodness; nor yet because be is
weak or ignorant. The point of peril
was not 10 the South, but in the West;
it was understood that the Republican
leaders had determined to have Vice
President Ferry count the votes at all
hazards and declare Hayes elected !;
and the West determined on resist
ance. 1t was to be no child's play in
that section.
General Stedman had seventy thous.
and men enrolled and assigned to regi-
ments for the purpose Of seating Til.
den in Office, in case Vice President
Ferry carried out his proposed pro.
gramme. You may look astonished,
but these things are true. President
Grant was at bis wits end. He con.
fessed to me that he did not know
what to do.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

OnIOn Creek nnd Vicinity.
A daughter of Mr.. Lusk is very low
with brain fever.
The residence on the Trimble farm
was burned in open daylight, The fire
resulted from the carelessness of the
negro occupants.
Mr.. Hogan, of Lawrence county,
Tenn. has purchased annd is fencing
1900 acres for sheep pasture North
of Onion and near Mr.. Dudley.
Mr.. James Wiley. of Lockhart, and
bride visited Mr.. Porter's family and
of course there was picnic on Onion.
and a little dance the night following
at Mr.. Carrington's.
The body of Thomas johnson, who
was drowned in the Brazos, was recOv-
cred. He was q brother to Samuel
johnson. of this locality.
Elders r. NJ. Gano and W. H. Car
rington begin a meeting at Lockhart
Monday night.
There were more drunk men in Lu.
ling last Saturday than the writer has
seen in year. Local option is abolish
ed there "and that's what the matter"
Every good man who voted against it
would have been compelled to doubt
his wisdom could he have witnessed the
freaks of these besotted whites and
negros.
Mr.. Barnett. near Lulipg, is grow
ing peaches, apples, pears. ounce,
grapes, strawberries. raspberries, dew
berries, and almost every kind Of veg
etable: and yet people say this Is not
good fruit country.
Our old friend Lee Beatty, is doing q
fllourishing garden and nursery BUSH
ness there. Good luck to sou, Mr..
Beatty. JEFFREYs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

The editor of the Austin Statesma an
lately visited Sherman, Texas, and
wrote to his paper as follows:
Sherman is perhaps the most pros.
porous little city of 1900 inhabitants
in Texas. But property does not ad-
vance in value. The country about
1t is most exuberant. Happily, too,
skillful northwestern farmers have
bought wide districts and created vii
lagos on the plains. Wheat fields
from the elevated plateau west Of Sher-
man are visible on every hand: and
pretty farm houses aud green pastures.
zen and twenty miles away, constitute
part of every landscape. The richest
contributors to the great resources OF
the attractive little city are skilled far
mers, who substitute mechanism for
manual labor on treeless plains. An
Iudianian, who was honored with the
premium given to the most skillful
agriculturist of his State, fortunately
for Sherman, bought APO acres six miles
west of the place. He enclosed it with
q wire fence and built barn that cost
$4,000. Every square foot of that farm.
except two acres in fish pond and
the spot covered by the barn, stables
and residence, is green as Eden in
Adams youth. He cultivates the
place with machinery. Every square
foot has been plowed eight and even
twelve inches deep, and then the
clods were pulverized by harrows be-
fore the wheat was sowed. A drought
does him no detriment and the heaviest
rain-storm's delugc is instantly alb :
sorbed. Such wheat cannot be found
elsewhere in Texas, and the farmer
says that this single crop will pay for
the land and improvements. One such
farmer in the county Of Travis would
revolutiouize its industries and popular
habits.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27

The Express says: New discover
les are being made with reference to
Western Texas, and to its advantage
too, almost daily. Onlya very few
years ago it was regarded only as q
grazing country. Then it was discov-
ord that all that was wanted to produce
an abundance of almost everything
that grows was irrigation. Following
this came facts more recently develop
ed that by proper cultivation crops are
about as certain here as in any other
section Of the country, even with de-
peudence only on rains for irrigation,
aud that in this respect the country is
improving yearly. Northern Texas
has always been the great grain pro-
ducing region Of the State, theory no
one heretofore thought of coutesting;
bnt now comes an observing and very
intelligent gentleman Of Northern Tex
as, who has lived there for many years
and taken a great interest in the agri-
cultural development Of the country
and expresses great surprise at a dis
cevery be has made while travelling
through this section. He says where
wheat is grown iu western Texas he
fods that the quality is equal, if not
superior. to that grown IN his own sec
ton. while the average production to
the acre is much greater. The fact is.
10 is being rapidly developed that the
section Of the State marked on some
Of the maps as the 'rrsrine district g
the richest agricultural district 10 the
State also. IL no; 10 the United States"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-04-27
From Dripping Springs vim.
Philadelphia.
PHlLA,, April II, 1873,

<Aps" e'f
ED. SAN MARCOS FREE Press
Having como North on a visit, l will
give you an article on the relative po-
sitiop Of farmers. aud their crops, in
Hays county and hereabouts.
The Hays county farmer may rejoice
that no does not live 10 tho North.
Why? The reasons are almost too
numerous to mention, but l will give
so,ine Of them. When l lett Dripping
Springs, on the Goth Of March, there
were but few farmers who had not
planted their corn, and some corn was
above ground Il don't mean what was
dug up by the birds) and growing fine
ly; the cotton land was mostly ready
tor planting. and yet the farmers
thought they were late in their plow-
ing. The trees we're in almost full
leaf, and garden peas, etc.. showing
good signs of an early and generous re-
turn for the labor expended in their
planting. How does The above com.
pare with the state Of things hereH
On reaching the neighborhood Of St.
Louis I felt as though I had gone
back into Winter. The landscape was
as dull as leaHess trees and bare ground
could make it. And how were the
farmers here occupied? In doing
something's Hays county farmer is not
burdened withdrawing manure
which, besides their time and labor,
costs them from 50 to IS an acre-ss
much as the land 10 Hays county costs.
Wheat is the only thing that shows
any prospeot-in fact the only thing
that shows at all. Some farmers have
their white (Irish) potatoes 10, but the
majority have not; and ground is be-
ing plowed for complaining; after
blowing it must be narrowed, then
laid off and constantly cultivated as it
grows, being planted in hills, which are
hoed up around every two or three
stalks, and all this to provide food for
the few head of stock they must keep
peuned (or not at ally and their work
animals. With money as tight as in
Texas, ten times the expense Of living,
and a shorter season to make money
10, dearer aud poorer land, the North
eru farmer has much harder work to
make both ends meet" than Hays
county farmer has, to be comfortable.
They could not make living if their
parents had not educated them thor
oushly. A good schooling is the best
gift man can give Ills children. We
must Build up our schools, and be
thankful, then, that We are not North
ern farmers.
H.C. DURAR,