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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17


Fire Insurance Co77az1a7ay.,
OFFERS to the people of Jefferson aud eur
" roundin~ Counties Insurance in n safe C"iu-
pany at the retusl OF insurance, which il
much cheaper than .hc rates usually charged, and
keeps the money at home.
Good risks from responsible parties are invited.
Executive COMMITTEE meets every Tuesday.
DIsEcTcRs S White, Henry-B D.venport,
Ed~std T.arney, John w. Rider. W. T. Lew
is. Daniel Il. H. bower, WIN l. Wilson, Eugene
Baker, John W GFsuthsm lance Logic, Chas.
y. Wilson. Jo nm II. Zitte. jacob ). Melvin, VIM.
D. Smith. F.. G. w. Herr
N. s WHITE. President
IL. b DAVE MORT. Treasurer
FxscUTrvs CosaIrrEE-N White, VIM. H..
Lewis, John ". Rider, Eugene Baker AND " m.
L. WilsOn
r. a ALEXANDER, Sect'y & Gen Agent.
LOCAL :middleway-wm. Gilbert;
Kearneysv,lle-J Bitner; Harper's Ferry
Chss. E. Trail: shepherdssown-H q. En,ler
o. The Secretar. will he fou.d the Com
pany's Office on Charles ST. Get, in rear OF the
dwelling OF Ms. White, Esq. Tue.daJs and
Fiiiays.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
NOTICED.

T lGHT MITCHELL have just received. large
- stock of Extracts for the Ha udkerchieD New
Mowu Hay, Jockey Club. Violet. Ess Bouquet nd
musk: also have Lubins / COwdray's Violet Pow
der for the Toilet.
IVLAvoRiNG EXTRACTS. -L-mon, Vanilla.
Strawberry, Rose, Pine Apple and PEACH
) I'D BY LIGHT MITCHELL.
TURKISH Bath Towcle. cold by
LIGHT & MITCHELL
TNoB ACCo and Cigars. chest 10 town. sold by
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
We slso have stock OF Paint.. Oils, Turpen.
tines and Varnishes. which we offer yerv cbeap
for the CASH and reasonable on credit.
May 7, 1878. LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
SHOES! SHOES!!
T All now receiving my Stock OF

I AN now receiving my Stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES,
for GeDts. Ladies. MiSses and Children, Ii,,p
cnnstHnt:y On hand Bepj min RusseIrs CUs ron,-
Made SHOES avery pan ~hJ'sHt-n CaI aud .x-
amino before pu'chasIng elsewhere. a. kno~ 8
Can save y0u mOE y. -
SIMROD TRUSsEIL
Fire. National Bank BuiIdinE-
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NJ EcH NIeAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
IaMEs w. RITT

CONTINUES the Wig orous prosecution of b
take orders for work nd execute the same prompt
II aud satisfactorily His experience such that
he can guarantee perfect workmanship, and his
prices will compare favoiably with the rnost
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April %, 1875 -s ED,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17
PLASTER.

PLASTER.
JUST Received Fifty Tons of best quality OF
- NOVA Scotia Plaster. which We are nov grind
'ng and selling AZ ths lowest price for Cash only
WEIRIcK WELLER.
nRIED BEEF and Canvassed HGTns for sale By
II NAV 2n. 1873. 3. =. DALGARS-
I ANTERNs and Laniern GTobeI, Tor sale By
~ Nov. s, lSIS- HORACE BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

pRUSEs, Dried Corn. Homiby, Besbs, Dried
Apples and Peaches. Pickles and CsDned To-
sale by IS nAIGIRs
SAROiaEs Baking Powder. ChoeEeI.te, Cef.s
~ Essence. Extracts and Essenees for sale by
zreo. Is. 1879. SIS DALGARN.
~ Sru,sss: Cards and Curry Combs. fer 'aIe By
FEB ~. 1879. &. s. DALGARS
STATES and Slate Pencils PEGS. P.ptoId-,, snd
~ Ink, for sale ny SIS. DHLGsRN.
DoCSET and Table 1:utIery. R.zor.. slineing
Knives. Scissors. Shears he for ssI- priees
to suit the times, hy HORACE BEAIL.
MORN Peppers. Egg BeALsts. I-usira " he Css-
~ tors: Grow Jewel FIutipF Machines. Match
Safes Bird Gage Hooks. Therfnometers Aik.n's
Tool sets. sDd almost every rbinR in the Hardware
line Tor sale by HORACE BEALL
December II, 1878.
DOwDER. shot, capS, Shot Pouches. Powder
FIasks. Pistols and Esrtridg-s, for % Ie az re-
dueed priess,by HORACE BEALL.
lust RECEIVED have just rrrsfyed nice
- assOrtment OF Wooden Bo6E-ts. Tubs wash
Boards. Brooms, &C., al Of Which will h> ,eId al.
living profit. JOSEPH Fl. YESTERDAY
Next doorto National Bank.
FARhr ROSE SEED Foi.tos' 70. ..i- b.
~ SIS DALG3RS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

AGENTS WANTED Tor the B.st and Fastest $'u
fns Pictos IaI Bnuks and HES Prices red uceo SO
PEI cent NATIONAL pUaLI HING 60 Pn'isda.. Pa
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WHEAT WANTED

WHEAT WANTED.
I'VE are PaJi e tho highest CASH pric.s for
w Wheat LIPPlT1 a C,1
August p, 1877.
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HATS AND CASSIMERES.
DITCHING AND EXCAYATING.

TTNHE undersigned still offers his services as a
L competent workman in the above line.-
D,tchiuG and Excavating of all kinds under
ecuted. Orders left at residence. on West Con-
gross ST.. VIII IT ceIve pTomnt al te' fion.
WESLEY LOWRY.
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70 STOCK RAISERS.

THE undersigned having Considerable e1peri-
sncs IN the ge!dn of stoc 4. Cfiets his pIofss-
sionsi services - the STOCK Raisrrs OF Jcfisr,cn
aud adj ming CUuu tee, prom isIng the sx.
eeution of work entrusted to him. Will alec give
attention to diseases in horses AIsO kasa Tstsnt
An i-hooieT. which he viii apply IOHogs LetUTs
al eceive prompt hUeDtinn. Terms reasonable
Feb. %. 1871. JOHN IS. SCHAEFFFR
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LUMBER AND LATHs.
II z offer a prime Lotto inch Lumber. Al,o No.
~ White Pine Labs.
May IS, ls7- LiPPITT & CO.
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BONES AND IRON.
S0 TOSSOF BONES and IRON xEntsd az the
cO Tin and Stove House CT
JOSEPH II. EASTERDdYs.
Next Door TO Natio nal Bank, Charles town.
March 25 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-06-17

MI AND PAINTS. Genuine ID, uhle Boird
~ oil. and Pure Lewis' White Lead. (No
D. tent OIL or Spurious Lrad.> SOLD nv
ApriI29 1879 LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

AS fine fresh meats rs are kept in Cairo
can be found at J. Q. Stancil's.
Miss Alice Hayes Of ClcycS, Ohio is
in the city, visiting Mrs. J, H. Rittenhouse
Dan Hartman has the first invoice of
bows and arrows, for archery clubs, ever
brought to Cairo.
Much local matter prepared for this
issue is crowded out by the minutes Of the
Republican pow'wow.
Miss Mcroa Childs, Of Carlinvile, Hi
nois, arrives in the city yesterday, on VISIT
to her aunt, Mrs. Powcis.
We met our old friend Peter Coldwatcr
in the city, yesterday, looking as fresh and
vigorous as he did fifteen years ago,
Mrs. DR.. F.W. Mercer, Of the Southern
Illinois Insane asylum, at Anna, is in the
city on a visit to Mrs, William Winter.
Tom Sanderson, assistant machinist of
the Illinois Central railroad, is suffering
from an attack of pneumonia.
"A shoemakcr's shop, next door to Com
mercia, on Goth street, is one of the new
industrial establishment of the fourth ward.
Miss May Hartman now fills position
as deputy IN the Appellate clerk Office, in
Mt. Vernon, her father John O. Hartman,
beng the clerk.
The road hence to Mound City is in
prime condition, and is being much used as
a pleasure drive, by nearly everybody who
is able to support or hire turnout.
Mrs. Squire Osborn, while on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Capt. Poor, who resides
near Dongola, was taken i'll, and returned
home Sunday, still seriously indisposcd.
One Of they mail messengers between
Centralia and Chicago, being suspected oil
evil practices, was tried with dccoy letters
h which served their purpose, and several
days age he. YVES taken under arrest
Mr.. Tettcn's new home will soon be read,
n for occupancy. When the addition wheel
N .Mcssrs. Phillips and Goodyear are buildin.
Is completed il will be very cosy and con
venicnt little home
While il IL true that u number o
ladies' and gentlemen visited the steame
IN w. p. Halliday, Saturday evening, NUN
Der going on board after the theatre CLOSED
N there was not, as stated by our river editor
N IA his local notice, a regular, formal rccel
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
OF OUR PADS.
Physicians speak in fcruu of Praise in favor of the
HEALTH PAD.

CINCINNATI, june ~, 1870
Having had some considerable acquaintance with
the operation of the Pad, ] can concicnciuusly
recommend II as AN excellent remedy in all the dix.
eases for which DR.. Forbes c0unscs its use
DIR. j, lIALLOWELL
a,O George Street, Cincinnati
What Rev, Joseph Emery, the wcll.known civ
Missionary, says.
CINCINNATI June 90 1876
Having had u long acquaintance with DR., Forbes
nm satisfied that whatever he recommends be dons
acoasccnciously, ANA will prove all they promise,
REN. JOSEPH EMERY,
Extracts from few Of the Many Letters freousni,v
received at the Office
One says:--"I feel that your Pads have snycd nv
life" Another says:--"Your Pad has us, rcach"d
my case. II has entirely removed my costIyencss
Your Pad attended strictly to business, ma i'n IN
fcyriyciSht hours felt ns well as ever" Another
pd LIVER. am better than have been in twcnty
years" sll another says.l have endured ali ne
After using your pad all these ills loft me One
more have used your Pads with perfectly satis
ALL" 'no"' W
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN: MORNING. MARCH H. 1879

more than enough of eggs to supply his
own table. But Carl knows what he IS
doing, and how to do it, The old citizen
knew nothing about the business, either
practically or theoretically. 1t is not ut all
surprising, therefore, that the old citizen
failed But the word "fail' is not in Carl's
lexicon.
The less intelligent class Of negroes
seem to have Il ravcnous appetite for tales
Of horror and in the creation of proper
food for the appetite the many are adopts
and the few sluggards Hence it is always
safe to receive reports that come from such
sources with many degrees Of allowance,
Yesterday morning we heard that Sheriff
Hodges had arrested negro woman named
Ross, resident of Twentieth street, be-
cause, during Saturday evening, she had,
with the persistent hcartlessness Of tlend,
choked her .hrec-ycar old stcp-daughter to
death. The story was that the childs
cight-year old brother had informed the
neighbors that he had seen his stcp-mothcr
choke his little sister until she turned black
in the face and quit moving. Thinking
that there might be something in the story
we visited the locality, and learned that
Sheriff Hodges had been there to push in
quircs, but made no arrests. The boy de.
med that he had told the story charged tc
HIM; but said the gossips Of the street
"of course NJ was scared out Of the truth
knowing that there was plenty of chok
ing left to go all around the family
But itsoon came out, covered deeply with the
chatf of speculation, conjecture and non
sense, that the little girl, although playing
on the streets, up to supper time Friday
evening, had been suffering from an attack
Of dysentery. During the night she dis
charged bloody mucous, copiously, and or
Saturday morning she was a corpse The
very fact that furnishes an explanation OF
the child's death otherwise, is accepted by
some of the coorcd womcnof the neighbor
hood, as conclusive proof that death was
caused by strangulation. The deceased,
aunt is imprcgnably fortified in the con
vic,ion that the child was choked to death
because the stools resembed bloody calls
brains. And this forms the whole story
The child died of blcody-fux or dysentery
and the report that its step-mother killed it
has no better foundation we dare say. thar
the differences, conjccturcs and connections
Of ignorant women
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
"SP0ILS."


THE scHIsM IN THE REPUBLICAN HOUSE
n"Lp- d. FACTIONS UNDER THE LEAD
r,cur At cIosr or,nTrns ,xn prrsr,
BLOOD ACCORDED TO BrRD-A MERE nrNroF
WHAT WAS SAID AND DONE AT THE MEET
ING LAST NIGHT
li"d we inc pen OF 'rSwolu' ana lie"
houis 'l'llc at our command we could
from our notes OF inc hepuOiican meeting
last h'snt' !urliSIl page or TWO OF matter
''"' "ou'' SET 'le community IN Il roar
1t was generally understood about the
clty yesterday tnat " republican meeting
would De hcia IN the court house IN the
evening" ana IL was hlnted That the
"'Jcc' was 10 express dissatisfaction over
'he Fe-apPolhIiheht Oh COL hcalg TO the
N"'o 'oS'ollcc' About COCK the court
mouse oelh% well hlI"u' tAe meeting
was t"''eo 10 oS''c' "''" Ooi' WOO" e!ec'e''
chairman ana H. nv bfleh secretary On
'"N'"9 me c'l''' '"' No'onr' stated tha' ne
'l"' NOT pco" "''N'So' rs 20 'he purpose OF
~, '''''''''-' '"' N"Pi''e1" II "o"'' DC oe-
''''P'' o''''"S ''e P'o.'c's Oh ''c 'n'ctlhg'
'o'''"''' ef''"n'1 '"c" 'ooN INC MOOR ana
"I''"l 'N?I''''c" '''"' ''o i'c'un9 was call
quo give al oppression Vi sentiment re-
5."ou"s 'nc 'e'Ppo'n''HcH' Oh COL NC
mag
'O''-' DE" o''"E c"''t" LOT came lor-
"",' '''' l'''"o al "'''''"'t'' "'l''"or''"
ANU ''''n" speech nc SaI" ue FeoPpolnt-
'I''"' o' No'oH'i Nlch'"'S was matter
'''' "'s''5 '"'ce'"c'l '"' h'puD'''"h
party o' not oh'y '"'' Congressional
"'S'''c'' ou' " '"' nation II was
"'''''' VI N'''' ooi'o''' 10 '''c S'"'o COZ
VIZ" '"''iH VI ''' "A'''c" """" No''
-''iH'"'s' ~ u r'"''"' oiI'ccr' ia" lo' ohIy
's"'''u 'u' '''''' ins"'''"' ne I'"u moi oilIy
'F'0Sgu 70 give co'oFeu men employment IN
MS o'i'c'' o"' nav S''o ''"' t'o '''he hao
not ye' arrived Tor co'or'" men 70 Hoid
once Vol MCNea'9 hao refused 20 give
MN 'iAfo) u po''tioA III ''' Once alleging
'''"' nc ia" "orN'' WIN ~" enemies
osa'"e' MS "pPo'"'"''"' 10 "'''"'' 'h't
o"ec''oi' ne l"u H"A'e' IN 'a''''lS'f' col
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

Col. McKeaig denied that his first assistant
had voted for Tildcn, This brought Cap
tain Wright to his feet again. He men
toned very crcditablc authority for his
statement, and the subject for the time was
dropped.
the whole meeting was circus, with
wild butlaoes for horses, and Comanchcs
with their war paint on for the riders. We
need not add that the Democratic element
present were kept in paroxysm of delight
from the opening scene to the close.
The committee on resolutions then sub.
mittcd their report, in the words following:
We, your committee, beg leave to submit
the following to-wit:
Whereas, The disappointment Of Col, G.
W, McKcalg, TO the position of post master
in this city, has created widespread dissen-
sions in the ranks of the party throughout
the entire district, and
Whereas, His conduct ever since re
pointmcnt (Which was not in accord with
the wishes OF the active, devoted and
patriotic sentiment Of the party has been
such as to ALLEVIATE and distract. rather
than cement and harmonic the conflicting
elements here and
Whereas, the breach OF mutual conf
dence and party dcipline will be augmented
and intensified by his further continuance
in said office, therefore
Resolved, Thas we citizens of
Cairo and voters in this congressional
district, in mass meeting assembled do
hereby urge and demand Of the president,
his removal
Resolved, That his retention IN sand of.
flee, will, as it has on two different occasions.
result in the inevitable defeat of our con
gresham; and recognizing as we do. the
importance Of the campaign of 1880, We
feel that we would be rccreant TO our trusts
as Republicans were we not to raise our
voices Of warning in advance Of the an.
preaching danger
Resolved, That copy of the proceed
ings Of this meeting, also Of these result
tons be transmitted to the president. and
that the bearer hereof, is hereby authori
2cd to convey the same, and indicate TO the
president that upon his action in the prem.
ises, the result OF the coming campaign in
this congressional district will depend.
WARREN WINS,
WM. T. ScoTT
RICHARD TAYLOR.
The following amendment TO the forego.
ing resolutions by W. r. Scott, was accept
ed by the committee as part of the origi
nal resolutions tolNit:
Whereas, there are $500 colorcd voters
in this, the 18th Congressional district, and
they being the balance Of power, have
chung to the Republican party with the
same tenaciiy that the ocean clings to the
shore, without recognition by either the
State or National government; but have
been ignored by the official appointing
power Of both State and Nation therefore
be it
Resolved that it is the sense of this meet
ing that we send the bearer hereof to
Washington to wait upon his Exccllency
r. b. Hayes, President the United States.
to ask recognition rs 4 matter Of Justice
and right, in the distribution of the federal
Offices Of thi. district
The resolutions, ;hus amended, were put
to vote and carried, by an uumisakab,c
majority Of ayes
TLcmectng all in tolerably good humor
then adioungj.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

FoR SALE.--The property on n. L. cor
ner of Twelfth street and Washington ave-
nue., occupied by Jacket
M. ]. HowIEY, Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

The annoyance occasioncd by the con
tinual crying ofthc baby, at once ceases
when the cause is (as it should be- prompt
~ removed by usingDr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price % cents per bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

For Observation-Disclosures residence,
on Washington avenue above Fourteenth
street. NJ j. HowLEY. Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

We are Authorized to announce the name of WAL
TER L. BRIsToL as candidate for the office OF City
Treasurer, at the ensuing charter election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

r. SMYTH & Co., are in receipt Of Bass &
Cos. Pale ale and Grimmess' Dublin Porter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
ANNOUNC EN- ENTS.
t,ITY TREASURER,

We are authorized TO announce the name of AL
FRED CoMINGs az a candidate for City Treasurer at
the ensuing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

We are authorized TO announce that MILES W.
PARKER IL acsndidatc at the ensuing city election,
sor the Office Of City Treasurer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

EDITOR BULLETIN: Please announce that am
candidate for the Office of City Treasurer, at the
approaching city election,
EDWARD DgZoNIA,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OFFICE.
CAIRO, H. March 10, 1879.
Time. Bar Their Hum Wind. Vel Weather
6.l6a IN D12 81 ~ s. Fair
Hal 3.1l "a CD s. 13 Clear
600 pm 3O.03 7s o. s. % Fair
S:46 29.99 70 81 ). "a Fair
Maximum Temperature, 79o: Minimum Tenn.
peraturc, 60 Rainfall 600 inch.
W. II. RAY,
Sergt Signal Corps, U. 5. A.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
CITY CLERK.

CITY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce W. f. ScHUCKERs
AS candidate for City Clerk at the approaching
municipal election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

We are authorized to announce LOUIS l.. DAVIS
as candidate for City Clerk at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11

We are authorized to announce JOHN B. PHILLIs
as candidate for reelection to the Office of City
Clerk at the approaching municipal election.
We authorized to announce that WILLIAM II. HOWE
is candidate for the Office OF City Clerk at the
suing sitY election.
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