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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
I. E. Hay, Executor ofEstate
Of d. G. Hay, deceased. Petition to sell lane
VS. to pay debts
Elizabeth Hay, ct al.
BY virtue Ola decree OF the county court OF Whit,
county, Illinois, rendered in the above entitled
cause at the December term, 1871, of said court;
snail proceed al the door of the court house, il
Cairo, Illinois, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1870.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. and O'Clock
p m, of said day, TO offer for sale at public auc
ton, TO the highest and best bidder the following
described real estate. situated In the city Of Cairo
Alexander county and state Of Illinois. TO satisfy
said decree Lo. No. T. Block No. %, First Add
ton to the city Of Cairo.
TERMS OF SALE:-The said lot will be sold on a
credit OF six and twelve months, equal payments.
The purchaser will be required TO give notes with
approved personal security together with mort
gage on the premises to secure the purchase money
valuable and desirable two.story business
house and residence Ia situated on this lot front
ing on Commercial and corner Of Twenty eighth
street.
The sale will take place at / O'Clock p. m.
FE. HAY, Executor.
ID. q. HAY, Deceased.
JNo, NJ. oREBs, Attorney.
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Anything soiled by OIL or GREASE by Flies or PEI,
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LEGAL.
DUBLIC Notice

pUDLlC NOTICE
L
Is hereby given by virtue Of sdecroe Of III,
County Cont Of Alexander County, in the State o
Illinois, rendered in the March term, A d 1879 ]
Elizabeth COrcoran. administratrx Of the estate o.
John CUrcoran. deceased will sell at public ven
ave, on the l4th day Of November, A. D., 1879
upon the premises to be sold and hereafter named
at2 O'Clock p. m. of said day. subject 10 the wid
ows dover interest therein for the payment Of n,
debts Of said estate of John Corcoran deceased
the following described property, to'wit:
Lot numbered fifteen O5l, in block numbered
ffteen (l5,. Of the City of Cairo, situate in the
County of Alexander and State of Illinois.
Terms Of sale are, one-half OF thepurchase cash o.
hand upon approval Of sale and the delivery in
deed. The other hafupon credit Of Fix month";
from the day Of ese. The deferred payment to b,
evidenced by the purchasers note, drawing six per
cent interest per annum, secured by deed Of trust
Oh the premises sold
ELIZABETH CORCORAN,
Administrative the estate Of John Corcoran.
Dated, Cairo, Ill. Oct l4th. 1879,
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WAR IN EUROPE AGAIN.-There is more
billousness in the politics Of the eastern
Hemisphere. Ne would advise those
thirsty and dyspcptic statesmen Of
Europe TO take Motifs Liver Pills. Best
Pills ever discovered by man. Warranted
to cure if taken in season. Barclay Bros,
Agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
|ut two words passed between Them !:

stretched forth hand to welcome him-it
lived.
But two words passed between them:
"Idaw
"Gcraldw ~. g.. 4
And hers came with gasp, for the next
moment he held her in his arms. Perhaps
it is as well here to follow the customi in
such cases, and apologize for not being
able to give the conversation which fol-
lowed-if conversation the disiointed ut
terances could be called. Suffice il to say
that to neither was the sudden surprise
fatal.
II thought you were dead said Gerald
at length, when, having taken her into the
room, they were seated together,
"Deadm she repeated, No, pap"
He did not let her finish; but she gave
him to understand his was only dream in
that Australian cabin, and she blessed the
dream which sent him back to her to forgive
him, and once more to call him hers,
1t was only after some hours had elapsed
that Frank, discreet man, reappeared. He
came then, and to the two listeners told the
tale of the error.
Ida, too, produced picture and a han
kerchief marked with blood and torn at the
corner.
The handkerchief Gerald recognized as
one that she had bound around his head
that evening he had rescued her father and
injured himself.
The picture was Of a man rescuing an
other from a mill-streanl. In it Gerald
recognized two portraits. To secure that
picture, having taken Frank into her
confidence, Ida had penled her life's happi-
ness, though unknowingly. To that the
conversation on the river had reference.
IT, in the readers mind there appears
little ground for jealousy in the words
spoken, let him remember this; In mans
quick nature the greater impulse is honor.
Gerald's was a mind nobly endowed, his
nature strong, and he offered as sacrifice
upon the alter of his brotherly love the
highest affection of his soul. The ex-
PLANTATION bore to each a lesson IN cour-
age and in life; and though seas were set
betw!x them their hearts were not divided.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

KIDNEY WORT has cured thousands. Try
it and you will add one more thei- number.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN OUT

cal" the attention poon of Steam Engines Valve by which
agreat saving u effected THE steam and
open when aung the engine liable alowedo
accumulate nthe ndr Valve opening each stroke
The cylinder kept dry when the engine working are then kept
open by spiral spring The Valve will pay price The saving very
short time, and will last 70 ten years rt i y5t ~.
E State and County Rights Apply this Office Particulars
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EoR ASSESSOR AND TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE W
SAMMONs as q candidate for election to the Office
of Assessor and Treasurer of Alexander County AT
the approaching November election.
We are authorized TO announce that MILES W.
PARKER is a candidate, III the ensuing November
election for the Office Of County Treasurer
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until he found himself standing almost at
the entranceof Rutland hall.
lie started then; for there upon ths low
balcony which ran in front Of the house he
saw, outlined by the soft light from within
the room fair form he had known too well
sWasit real or only dream2t Was it life
or q spirit Of the paste
IT movcd-the form upon the balcony
stretched forth hand to welcome hint
l.unl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-17
Kindness Of the Emperor William.

Kindliness Of the Emperor William:
The Emperor William is described
as doing very kindly thing during
his stay at Ems. A large party Of
school boys, headed by their master,
arrived at Ems to spend a holiday.
After exploring the town and drink
ing the waters they came troopipg
along the covered colonnade of the
Restaurant Gardens. The Empe-
ror, walking quietly along in the
opposite, direction. aceosted the
foremost boys, saying: 50 " What
broughtayou here, my lads r. ''We
came to spend a holiday and to see
the Emperor, = promptly replied
their spokesman. To see the En-
peror p Then have good look at
him rejoined the monarch, turn
| ing himself round back and front.
4. | am the Emperor And forth
with he took the delighted boys to
a bookstall close BY, and presented
each of them with aphotograph of
himself.iIub 1uo!f nz5nsuee -s9a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-17
I'm Bankruptcy.
UsITED STATES DIsTRIoF
C0URT CLERKS OFFICE,
81 MA Knoxville, August II, 1879

TO Whom it may Concern: :
TAKE NOTICE THAT A, PETITION FOR
l. fnal discharge has been filed in said District
Court by Sterling Hambright. of Bradley county.
Tenn, who has heretofore been duly declared q
Bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled An
Act to establish q uniform system of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved. March
Ind, 1851, for q discharge and certafeate thsreof
from all his debts and ether clalms sproYaole
yof September 1879 l0ocIock O. ma at The once
of WIN, M, Baxter. Register; etc on skrince
street, Knoxville, Tenn, the time snd place
where You may attend and show cause, y any you
have, why the prayer of said petition should net
Second and .hird meetings of creditors win be
held At the same time and place. ,x<, 80.
5{atI f55@.,T1s.3t HU. L, MCCLUNd. Clerk
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-17

= There is. no mistake, that one
half the spasms in children are the
result Of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake,
while the ;genuine seat of the disease
is worms. Try cdr. G. MeLane's
Celebrated Yermifuge 2 taking great
care to see FLEMING Bros, Pitts
burgh,p on the label, and you will
learn . grand secret. 80. a.. S. ..,.
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In the Chancery Court at Jacks
so aroe boro Tennessee. 1q eds

William ]. Mex eean vs.. E. G. Kibourn. Guar
u dian. and others.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING From;
i the allegations in the bill. which sworn TO-
that the dsfendant. Nancy Heron. is non
resident of the State. upon notion Of compihan z
ants solicitor. it is ordered by inc co1Tt .nat
It Is ID srefsre ordered that publication be ade
for four consecutive weeks IN the Al G ssa
Wing AND CHRONICLE, newspaper po ;a N
Heron 10 appear at the court house in. Jacks
boro. Tennessee, on or before, the third Monday
of December. 1875. and mako ner delense 70 sag
Is to her. Done By order Of eourt J1iy 2Sth.
1873 .,..,,...ii..ib j. s. LlNDSA1'ic. q NJ
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SUNDAY. AUGUST II, 1879.
"a MISTAKE.

In refusing to adopt alderman
Burrier's amendment to the tax
bill Friday night, the Board of Al
dermen made, in our opinion, a
grave mistake. We are no advo-
cate of high taxes unless they are
necessary, but it is clear that the
city can not meet pressing obiga-
tons with the rates Of taxation
adopted. We have a large floating
debt amounting to about seventy:
sig thousand dollars For some
time past the interest on our city
bonds has not been paid promptly
and a large proportion of itnotatall.
There is no reason on earth why
the credit of Knoxville should be
allowed to suffer- We have made
no costly, extraordinary improves
ments for many years, and the city
ought not to owe a dollar outside of
the bonded indebtedness. All nee
essary and reasonable expenditures
could be easily met with Q reasona-
BILE tax. tits a disgrace to the city
that our teachers are often compelled
to discount their warrants for money
to liveupon, the city employees COM
PEELED to take deprecated city scrip
1fortheir wages, and the interest on
the bonded debt goes unpaids IN
many instances until suit is brough'
and payment enforced. With a tai
of one dollar on the hundred the cit.
receipts and expenditures for tn
year may be put down as follaws
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mitted, they are q farce, and sub
ject us to ridicule.
The talk interfering with their
peculiar institution has aroused the
Mormon leaders, and they are bus
tering about war. The New York
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MOVING AGAINST MORMONISMi
,EaG yx9Taa A3s-v4--- eh0oz} H31
e., Upon good authority it has been
stated that the President intends to
begin an active warfare against
Mormonism. We trust it is true.
Such, q movement will receive the
approbation of thousands of the
best men andrwomen in the coun-
try. Mormonism has for long
time been an offensive ulcer on o our
social system, and we believe in
vigorous measures to remove 1t.
If gxe,zde 4 not, Let the laws
on the. statute books, which make
polygamy q crime, be repealed.
While they remain there, and the
practices Of the Mormons are per.
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and City PhysicianI ] / j OsOo-S47, 900
Thus it will be seen that upon
this estimate our expenditures for
the year will. be two thousand dol
lars more than our receipts. Of
course, we can not pay our debts at
this rate. We understand that the
city is. being pressed for a consider
able portion of the floating debt
and our worthy Treasurer has no
means of meeting it. We may ex-
pect soon to hear of divers
suits and then writs Of man
ndamus to. compel special tax
levies to meet special debts. It is
strange that our city fathers can not
see this. We are drifting in the d.
rection Memphis has gone, and un-
less we retrace our steps, we will get
into trouble sooner than We expect.
If the Bspd Of Alderman would
cali a special meeting and levy a
tax of at least $1.25, on the hun
dred ($1.50 would be better), they
would do q wise thing, and, in the
end, one that would command the
approval Of. their constituents.
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From taxes on property .,-s.z
and polls about :. $32CO0
Merchants license. fines, 4z2ao srE.I'
Market House, Scales, SC, 2,5OO-$45, O0(
EXPENSE.
Annual interest on bonds, .-g
notes and script {. : $ll, 800
Street expenses, repairs, &c. gEa
(aInount spent last year. 12,W0 -
Schools, 7,5OO
Police (present rate of ex-
pense,) 6,OOO
Gas and oil lamps, $3.50
Fire Department., =. 1900
Salaries of Mayor, Alder
men, Recorder, etc :, lpres-gh
ent rate .6.g. =. 80, 600
Market and Building De-
partmenty-,and Market =.
= Master salary, g. = n 800 J
: Sanitary expenses (estina-
ted though less than last
year, = .ar,.. =. 3W
81. I;asYYtA0y sGannL iSA7 On
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