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

That this citizen did not, then and there
lose a valuable gold watch and chain,
worth $50 or more, is due, as he verify be-
lieycs, to the fact that he didn't have any.
A fine mich cow belonging to resi-
dent of the Fourth ward, was caught in one
of the cornfelds on the outskirts of the city,
Monday afternoon, and logged, as we are
told. to blindness. When found she was
reeling and tumbling about like drunken
man; but not until she had trotted square
into the side of house, was it noticed that
she was blind. Only few days before this
another valuable COW was logged to ex-
haustion, and died. We give these stories
lust as we received them. If they are true,
responsibility ought to attach somewhere.
"A young lady living on the extreme
western part of the city, was severely bitten
by her fathers dog, the other evening-the
ferocious brute actually tearing mouthful
of flesh from the calf of one Of her legs.
Ordinarily the dog was kept chained; but
on the evening in question when the young
lady returned home from her work, she
found HIM loose. Having no fears of an
attack, she opened the gate to pass in. AT
that instant the vicious brute seized her,
with the result stated. The young lady is
still confined to her room because of her in
juries. The dog was killed.
"A white woman who sports a sooty son
OF Africa as 'her man." became angered at
or Jealous OF a coloredwoman, late Monday
night, and tried to "scare her" with pis-
tol. The weapon was knocked upward at
the instant the trigger was pulled and the
charge passed over the colored woman's
head. AS the facts necessary to make out a
case under the statute could not be proven
the woman was prosecuted under the ordi-
nances, and fined $40 for shooting off fire
arms within the corporate limits. The af-
fair occurred on Washington avenue near
Fourth street. Subsequently the same wo-
man was fined S. and costs, for using Of
fensive and profane language-the total
amount being $aG.45. The cases were tried
before Squire COmings.
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FROM the Rockport, Ind, Banner: There
is no medicine in the world which has
gained such fame as st. Jacobs Oil; this is,
however, not in the least astonishing, when
we consider its truly wonderful curative
powers. Mr.. +. Rodenberg, of Grandview,
called at our Office last week and related
the following circumstance: | suffered
with Rheumatism for over six years; con-
suited many physicians and tried hundreds
of remedies, but without avail Having
seen st. Jacobs Oil advertised in your pa.
per, and heard of some most astonishing
cures, | sent to Rockport tor bottle Of the
Oil, and used it according to directions.
The relief felt was almost electric" |
got better at once, and now there is not a
trace of Rheumatism left in my body
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

growth OF very handsome marriagable girls
AS usual thing they dress well and in
good taste. The young men are $50 So"
OF course, here as elsewhere, the ball room
is always honored by the smart young man,
who says immensely funny things, at which
he himself laughs very heartily. ! heard
him repeat rs often as eight or nine times
that "this is the hottest evening of the win
ter" and, be ii said to the eternal discredit
of the Metropolis girls, some of 'em laughed
at it. And wearing abottonhole boquet on
either lapel Of his coat that he might
''smell 'em with both of his noses" he con-
sdered perfectly excruciating-and it was.
Had this fellow parted his hair in the mid
die, I should haye beguiled him to the
wharf-boat and drowned him, and thereby
have won the blessings of every sensible man
and woman in Metropolis. But, taken, all
in all, Metropolis young men and Metrop-
oils young women are much the same as
elsewhere, and l am not at al sorry |
stopped over couple OF days, and
mingled" with em.
Nearly all the Ohio river towns below
the falls are running, over with
burglars Robberies and house
breakings are of almost nightly occur
renee. In this little burg two bold burg
laries have been effected within the past
three or four days. One man had $S5 sto-
len from under the pillow upon which he
was sleeping; and it served him right. Any
man, in this age of the world who places
his valuables where the thief or burglar is
certain to look.for them, first dash, deserves
to lose 'em. The next night Mr.. Burners
house was entered. A gold chain, and two
pocket books, well lined with greenbacks,
were stolen, and all that's left for Mr.. B.
to do is to wonder who did 1t.
The fair has drawn together the usual
number of chuck a-luck establishments
thieves and vagabonds. Traps, tolls and
devices for beating the unsuspecting out OF
their money, are numerous, and are oper'
ated with boldness that reflects severely
upon the fair management. But, 1t i:
urged, if such folks and their business are
tabooed, there would be no money where
with to pay the premiums. Indeed Then
for one, say, close the gates, and let the
thing die out
The horse racing was tolerable. In the
half mile dash, two best in three
run Saturday, for purse of $40
there were three starters. One
of the animals was such an utter failure
that he was not entered for the second heat
! The winning animal was brought from
Elizabethtown by DR.. Moore. His time
was Sc and 81 seconds. The owner was SC
much elated with his success that he will
enter his animal against the SO and 50 sec
ond horses, that will be brought to the
Paducah fair on Thursday, and Of course
lose all the money he can scrapc together
shall stop over in Paducah for day o.
quiet, rest and sleep; and will, if can fine
any writing materials there, write you o.
what may have heard, seen and realized
By-bye. MARQUIS.
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For the Cairo Bulletin.
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS.
The council then adjourned.

A COSBY LETTER FROM METROPoLIs-THE
BOYS AND GIRLS THERE, AND THEIR
AMusEMENTs--CAIROs BAD MUsIC-BuRG-
LARrEs, swINDLING DEVICES AND HORSE
RACING.
METROPOLIS, Oct. 18th.
Metropolis is one OF the pleasantest little
towns on the Ohio river. The people are
eminently sociable, and much given to par
ties, sociables, entertainments and-fun-
erals. They actually seem to have a pas.
sion for attending funerals, and as it is a
humane, sympathetic feeling that is at the
bottom Of 1t, shall not say that it is not to
be commended.
! attended party here Friday night, and
met two or three gentlemen and one lady
from Cairo. They seemed perfectly at home
and enjoyed themselves hugely. The hall
was crowded to discomfort The music was
very fne-much better than is dscoursed
by the best Of your Cairo bands. And
right here let me ask why is it that Cairo
with her great multitude of ball going and
pleasure seeking people, is so deficient in
cotillion music9 There is scarcely stern
wheel boat running the river that is not able
to "cobble up" from among its cooks and
cabin boys, better cotilion band than can
be found in Cairo.
But ms | was saying, the hall was very
full. Here, as elsewhere, the ladies'
predominated. Single gentlemen would
enter the hall sandwiched by
three and four ladies. And right here I will
say, too, that Metropolis has an abundant.
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ANrI-BELLuM PRIcEsTAt the barber
shop of j. Geo. Steinhouse, Eighth street,
near Alexander County Bank, Customers
will find clean cool shop easy chairs, all
the late papers clean towels, keen razors,
accommodating skilled workmen, and sat
isfactory work. Prices; Shaving, 10
cents; Haircut, 25 cents; Shampooing,
25 cents Give him call,
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STOVES STOVES!

Beautiful Base Burners, the Argand and
Garland for beauty and excellence they are
unsurpassed Also the famous Charter
Oak cook stove, and all kinds of coal OF
wood heating and cook stoves, the largest
stock ever brought to this market at
c. w. HENDERsoN's,s
Commercial avenue, corner Twelfth St.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15

GEO. O'HARA has just received new
invoice of Forbes Pads No. is a sure
cure for fevers, .aundice, chills etc. No. 2
cures kidney diseases of all kinds. Price
only one dollar.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-15
BALTIMORE OYSTERS

Just received and kept constantly on hand,
Faust's celebrated Diamond Brand, at SO
Ohio Levee, next to Planters House.
Oysters served at all hours. day or night.
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EUREKAl EUREKA!
A SUBSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES.
WIDOWS l. ORPHANS
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
OF CAIRO.
Organized July 18th, 1877, Under the Laws Of
the State of Illinois. Copyrighted July
8, 1877. under Act of Congress
BOARD OF MANIAC ERS (:

J: j GORDON. Physician ....-..~..... Cairo, Ills
Mrs. p. A. TAYLOR Superintendent 81
Schools, Alexander County,. ...:';..'
J. A G0LDSTtNE, OF Goldstine Ro-
senwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ......
n. b fHISTLEV GOD. Of Hnkle Il
Thistlewood Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors. .,....... 4"
s. d. AYERS, OF Ayers Co., Commits
sion Merchants. ...........,t .....,., " .
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law.................
WIN. STRATTOS, Of Stratton 4 Bird,
Wholesale Grocers.
GEO, N, ALDEN, Commission Mer-
chant rs Ohio Leyee ..................
JAS S. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
CHAs. r. STUART Wholesale and Re
tail Dry Goods and Notions. "
EDWARD A. BuDER Manufacturing
Jeweler ands Wholesale dealer in
Watchmakers' Tools and Materials....
CHARLES LANCASTER, Lancaster i
Rice, Lumber dealers. ~
q. PATIER, c. y. Pater Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Merchants.,.... "
REy. b. Y GEORGE, Pastor Presbyte'
J G WHITE, Insurance Ageut......., -
e.. W. McKEAIG Postmaster.....,...,
5. p, WHEELER, Attorney and Cour'
Mr., 'Oi LOUISA q Observation-Disclosures.
OSCAR HAWTHORN, Wholesale and
Retail Boots. Shoes and Dry Goods.
A. j. BIRD, Merchant and Steamboat
W LILLIAN NIL hE, ttnerA! MtrCh disc -
r. G. sCHUH, Wholesale and Retail
Dfugglts
J. 7 RENSIE. Foundry and Mschiuist /"
ALBERT LEWIS. ..... .........
Mrs L. A. HOWARD, Boarding House
VIZ. PITCHER, Insurance Agent.....
A. HALEY, Dealer In Stoves, Tin and
HAraNare.
z. W. GREEN, Green, Wood i Bennett
Miller.
II. FPoITER, Editor and Publisher
Argus.Journal .................. Mound City III,
Mrs.. 3. A. AYERS. villa Ridge, -
A. J. FRENCH, Farmer. .. ..., Bird Point, Mo
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FRUIT TREES, ETC.
TREES! SHRUBS

An immense stock OF Forest Trees and Ever
Fruits, that viii be sold cheaper and packed better
Address, y. q. PlNfEY,
sr,e Sturgeon Bay, Wb
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ARRITAk AND DEPARTURE L
-. OF TIE MdILS

CiarSsbusg-daily except STNdavs-lrnvcs
Weston III g a. M.-afrlvcs at 4 r. n.
Ilraxtnn Court ilOuge-lhilr except Snn-
days.nrrlvCs Mt llestOn By N:3O 7. ~, md
lcarcs Weston SaInn day nj j:3O 7 VI.
G!enyllle-leNves lststON At I A. ". on
Mondays, WCdncadavs aud Friiays-arrIvcS
at S'r u Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SH'nr-
days.
bNckEnnnon--arrirCs At Weston u NJ.
TGatayF, THU Sdays nud SLturlays-lchvcs
Weston 2 r ". Ear,e days.
philIppl-arriIr - ut Weston. Tuesdays mad
Fridays ii or. M,-!CavCS Weston IedHes-
dayand Saturdays at ! a. ".
Mount PlCaSnnt-NeNycs Weston Mondays
md I hu,SdayS III I 4. M.-NsrIrrs TncSdhYs
md Fridays hy 7. u. n,
wrsl UNion-2rrivrs Mondays at0 ~ u
---telyts WestOn Tuesdays 1T a. u: ~
SGId eork-Unre d wCCE-!enreS weston
il1Ndlysnt0,A. M.--Ntrircs NUnsays al
PIN, s.
GsSf> Parties 'iNviHS mail to 60 should
6rtug tito the offer llalt an hour hgIoFe tue
departure Of the tn0tla
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A,F,EA. M.--s,aieA cOMurnnli ltitns
Il Weston ledge No 10, a. r. and \. NJ,
ExilI be held on the First and Third Non
days urGycry month. ......,.n -. =,
~. PErREsnS. Sec
JANE i.Ew.-SlasEl communications ot
Jackson Lodge No. rs, a. r. and a. NJ ,
wI!l lr held IN their EIntl. In June Lew, on
Tie second Saturday in CarI, mnnlll.
ilf--, lSAACJACESoN, Vt. IT.
". p. CANrER, Sec ml-
ST. Ioseph's q. r. 4. n. SoC,ety.-SIntc'l
meetings arc held on tho first SNt,lG b IL CIV.
cry month. FATHER TRACY, Pres't.
g n; j. SINPSOS, Secvetaty. q
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Irishinsn cane in and asked Mr., b.
tie july aud fat cashier
| ~ sish 10 see tho prishners.'
"1yI.at rrisoners?" asked Nr b
1.-The ones who were put in hers
lnst night"
81 am tho onIy ono IN now, = said
Nj. 3.
"Ts that 30 ? Well, 50 Is a uoics lot
one auyway,"
NIB told NE tao railroad hand.
bad. Ind a row tlle night before and had
brca put in jqil, und .his man tiatI,mis-.
taken the bank for the jail; Ilhousht
ifIit had hesn mistaken for q barber
sitoF Ae could hav1 been shaved any.
way.
That magnificent State charity. The
Wsst Eitsinia llospttal for tho Insane.
Il located here. Its building strike
the syg fa'stFanger who Pees il for
tbs frat time wi;ll wonder. IIe can
sepresIy realizc tbatit was tullt here.
aud not. transported BY soue magis
| o. . =. . a i d Z b.
power from the old world, Nliss G.,
Shn had just returned from Europe,
tells me tLs buildings arc not pnlikG
Windsor Palace. but th. buildings
nrc a reality, fixed faG,s, built frum
Ihe nativo stone. near it, and situated
as it is among iha everlasting hills Of
West Virginia, it viii stand tho storms
Tor ccnlnt;as, aud IVES, Virginia mar
wall be proud .o' her Humanity. Here
tho colOrel insane arc cared for alike
With The white, only in separate build.
ings. There vefe 4l8 pniieats in it,
II of whom ars coloto,i and ,bers NJ.
p,orhlps SO outside seeking admission
sunariin,oniIcpt Camden ,binks tbe
I,ceislatnf. wiII eSrtatnlv ex,lenl Inc
bn;Id;ny rsxt ,,;ptsr r,r X ,hs
gssnttsnsnlv s.s;,,ant sbowcd ma,
tbrp,rhl and n6ints,l iopE Inc notablss..
sam aS d viil, bi.5 c,iiso vrs mar.
hi nm, u .an,, wyi,i, ~, y, ma rSs, ~
Observation-Disclosures Fke =.
l;ilIe. F5g9 5i,5 mn M a, rs M ssaS
=,ssnn : t;;Z;,ST&&5iilZ ~, ,2zJzst,5,,,,s,l.
stion5i= n, io,IfS
nsi,lzm6ro 1tfsNiioE4ft 4fti6D4soit;oz
mans -,lo=656@,,, 5nEnai;,,nt.
J;S,,;s,o.,I ,Ia ,.,;,.,;..,=.si ,l$a
minister TEnv5s,y In ,lv,r,,,ot,z
and ol,o ,f,or ,Io d,n.os Tso.i,l.n,l..
learned ,b,t = N, p,,T had bso, az.
olor;rr tho rcn,r couo,,v sor , ro,, or
50 after hidden treasures, ona / ,i.,or.
mined ia ;r,rrvi.v him t,,ns IN,
a ouiek.r rri,tm,o vbo,, ,b,sncn
trnm ,I,o hl,rno.,.,no h., ~, ..,,,s,sI
o,,v If rs nil fran III. ,on,rn L.st.I
hin, # h. L.l nnrI Iri.I s.r;.,.. III,
r.,nIv zen, ..y,, h.. n. o,,..., otv.I
IN" n" .n1 :. ',a,,S -, W., :, '
nu,j nn,l;n ;n,;tn,,." !" H., ,..,,. "sr,;
nHv ,aol, M, ~ ,,;s ro,,, anI .ooH s-
"'1 ''ON '"" ~ 81" : y =" "'''A SUI" NJ
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4 REFUGEE. 3.
,FE.EEs no 10 'Fs1 lii.li' u NOUN f.'1
,F2lss OF w Es'Et
VIRGINIA
VIRGIN MA

III searcl, OF ti,e supposed
Deposit ofsslrer There,
INCIDENTS BYtirnEl '.l way. II
Correspondence oftte Register. 4.
WaBsrga y. H., October 90.
Toward lhs latter snd Of Jaly last.
when that terrible ssourge, ths yellow
fever, was sweeping as With 40
avalanche Of death tGe citizens Of New
'OrltEns, when friend lsf:lftisud; aud
shsn I'atents flsd dying children. chill en-
aud children abandoned parents in in
dis very jassot dsatk-the husband
forso6k bis wife but Tho Nife her.
neyet.rt5, u all fleeing terror terror.
striekenifroal taa dread ayenger, wh9. wlha9S.
III ,is ylllaS plume Hss dealing tie tie
,dts5,l .JIOw with terrible accuracy, i,
TOO. tlediroalizing Us never before the
Divine comma 1d9to Lot" Escape for.
tlly lifs /; look not behind thee, neither
slay thou in Ill The plain escape to.
tic mountains, lest thou be con-
spncd.." | oSeyed, audIaed from the
stricken ely. apd dared not look
behind lest tho King Of Terrars"
should brckon mo TO hi, yello'r,
standard lhere tojOin hi, eountles.
virtimssiia death. l lclto tue noun:
tairs Of West Virginia, where I we'll
knew the dread disease could not tx-
list. where tic sporales or apimalsala
could not live and aultiply in millions
oi3multiples. asll llhsy doubtless Dc, III il9
The hot climate Of tho South, when
once implanted iathe lpmaa system
ey5 90 infected SUPP ~ @as Sas sasf
IN shss " epldealles v nssnsSas pEe9ssss9
sns sseai|lsr y stlssla 4 y ltosa ! 5,lsSspns
% stlles ssl=esE . age 3 aaa =s 1esl soeese
implanted =lliaS eslt1e Lltylas " sesl!a "a
galSlns pessl!sa!cs ,a q stalking qsas!s
atid5w Ita51 M st9a.=
pareaea=Itps,z ae=o oeeene g = l!slug za9E:
eY9.l=5oes9se zlae49!4Ve@sA
stFangles ais aylstlal: s55i55.5.3:#5
a9a s.9F SeaEs, sIoF eSF'A'n E'5 Esaseat'
Inseaaea Y u! ~ V Gss.s y esszS ".ssa, M".Gu
! VIII oEseay narFale Z 4ssts ego @Gsu
she iaa'"'.s Foamea' 'at Will saFeag1 we
uaOtGse1 forests 9. Virgins, s09o VI
my usS'"Ht Fe's'tSes were e"p'aFeo W
'aetn anu Que was auoPtea Us = '0"'a"'
ItaVO'eu 'wHH tlrn u 'nsir exeuFS'on''
Aou 'eVSfa. s''HeS went 'u'0 '"O noun
'a'nF 10 p'0cUt' ,Saa orc from WINS"
'aSS m'"o '"s'' oa''e'S' ~" 'f"m '0'
description u IS believed ttlesc "''aeaafa
~ ~.
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O'N'Ss'' ~" "r's'u''nse y S"'"s "'"O'
's '"S p'"S' s4''S ''''t"' ""'
Ds '': sI.s'Hus'' V'"s
3eI'' a':S' "' s'S' pTu ~" '.g
-"u fs'utn|" a,' Z "" ",'"'' ".'4 W.
'Ou''"s' "0' ''H.' 'S'1't'Fu :" '"' A''4u
'A'"' yO1' uN'"9'Ss'sI AAa - 'Se
'"pVsN y ~ s4'p'tsS.V' USp'u's1 =,
"'' '"S' "sp' 't '"a', "U''H''s ~ o"'
''U' ""N -, "'''S ~" us'T''p''O"' u '"e"
"0'N' "tS were w oOuo''"'Sess'a'
"O ou''F' "S" 4u'"''''ss u '"'
s'"''s' "'s'' % y ""' ,.''''su, !" s"NN
DSa,"'' '''''
They carefully noted the water
courses lending to tue place OF deposit
from 'h' Ohio river marked aud s's up
certain r"rk'' and cut compass marks
% trees a''d Ih' papers say that q map
Vas cut ." . stone aud buried at or"
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f'ssSs3 W. IL '5 EsSI - @A.Ss-A - ~
a3+ Neatly and promptly executed -a1A
&
a. su,l his brother W. Il A., Gives,
toD, verc all bora wi.bin aaIafea 8
miles. passed through Jacksonville,
nice yilIage-toIn. and from 'sioncs 70
EBaIIlown. which takes its nnms strom an
Indian who once lived thsse, General
Bail. IIo Was murdered b sons
While prorl., but tho place sEill bears
.lsis nan:e. Near this place vase Fad
eral encamprurnt, and where quito .
spirited Ggh. took place AIcsrtain
Noses Q. lives near hero, and gfrom him
ltienrued ttta particulars az Ss6eibas,l..
He spys I.e alaao SONG rsmarks about
IS S. JsEDayis q puttiaalar. freud Of his
while the iglit was going oa, aadth5y
turned i yolity GU hin Shooting lhim8ini
.thcleg; but lic still lives Isal Is quits
eccentric. A Captain NlaitinglyEsas
shotiulty l.nlf,s mils By Q oontsilsrats
and his leg sGattcrsl |; 30 rscoyerod
lives at LWEsts6ats. Etom! Ball
lown l voat 70 Sutton passed sslt bick
lllridgc, took dinner viii 9 d 81 aud
reached Sutton, tho county seat q
Baxtoa that night The Isaa along
the road Is very licll, 6 good alEasaIh house'.
&c.. mud must bo very pfolasilye:
Sutton is . nice clean looEiag toxn
AM has macy aarae,ieis. AspIsa.
lid wire suspension bridge ls30o cess
long spans Elk riysr hsfa 'EI!le river
Is Que Of the most beaatital sItssal. I
ever bshcld. Standing % l6s Glidsu
| could see % tho bottom. tes q loaS
distance aud ftL could tlss s=gn spur
ting and feeding 50 iiiGpis aaf pRte,iirsa i
its Eater. Fishing ~ Isl ilpt ohls
attractive, but the illElass q ottaR
attending. this OutsrpFizs 1il is pros
verbal, is an sxceptiSa s,sts 'Eaal
4 = .
fsh arc kiIIsl with ssg d. and
on aoy ptetls a!ssr aaS.i
Rut one has TO be faaiiliaf ait6 tbesa
instruments as well as dis sasss, fos5
lis perfect claarpsss dees DIM aud
Dhe is certain to recsirs dassiag:
The ftss stroke usuSiI adsths
eit6sr! forward u. ssalo,t.
Or backwards iiato tim al a
nothing zplsases tho Elisni
=to=sco:tfo#u9sopb sii95tsi lE=Rs.s
.pluugo.Izkaow=tl,ia water
vas oool 0.#PzB u. Ell
Q. Be-, arc probn6ly dug ling set.
After remaining here tR8s iIays s aud
..,, 20. 81. ,,59 :,
'1,t ..,, ':, s.gsssitsso"a .ssI,:ss,. s''
" Wv '''"s''' is,sS'ps
= :, ,'s 40 p.lAsssg.ss s.ls ). '1'sS y
- a S .r, "'-' =se4ss, " -.
' o w. 80 gsaas''u.'
."' SUM ., t'Ss t9mssagssz ,,,ss. NY t'ao
~ WV TV"""0' va tN. ". sass'a
D"s az -. o"VD uI9t .ufSH'sa 3t''.'. % :. eS'
p"'v w., "s I''" :, ""s sa'P'sF' @ 'n''
',". ,''N "'''' nut u'''F . sYt"s up S"oFS =!
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professional Cards.

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;Will iDr6c.icein Lewis and adjoining eOaa..
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The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
Brief Locals.

The Legislature reception was a grand
success.
A sno w-squall was one of the novelties
of this annual April weather, this morn
ing.
Some fears are entertained that this
cold snap will injura the fruit crop Of the
State.
Purchase your garden seed of Smith,
corner of Fourth and Shiplry streets.
Don't forget that DR.. Gallagher still
practices dentistry at No. 835 Market
, street.
Be sure and see Mr. and Mrs. Geo, S.
knight, in their great play "Otto," at the
Opera H"u.e, Monday night.
The cutters .were filed with ice this
morning.
! l. this Spring or winter?
Reliable garden seeds at j. J. Smiths
Fourth aud Shipey streets.
| Gen. Tom Thumbs entertainment at
! Destitute Hall will take place tomorrow
( afternoon aud evening.
fyou want the full value of your
money, go to Russell & Spencer's Tor
dry goods
Everything in the seed line at Smiths
Fourth and Shipley streets.
All wol! GA cloaking at 87f cents, at
Bee Hive 800 Marke street.
Everything needed in IA first class cook
stove, Is to be found in iheHdruest Home
Ra.qe. This range with twenty other
patterns OF cook stoves is to be found at
| II. f. Pickels's, Nos. and Il. Fourth
street. feb2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-04-04
aprS,5,l2

CHERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue of n wrlt OF Levart Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 81 Shipley ST.,
Kept by John ]. Dougnerty, In the City of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 23d day of April, A. D., 1879,
at o'clock. p. m the folio wing described
Real ESTATE, viz.
All thatc rtain lot or piece ofland with
a three-stor'ed brick bui!lins thereon and
|, ing and be ng situated In the city OF
VIII In atom, In the county OF New Castle
an State of Delaware, bounded q ID de-
scriDed as follows, th Al is to say. Begin
ming at the middle OF IN feet Wide alley
on the ives er y side of Ialnall street at the
distance of " feet rom the sou herlv side
of Eleventh street; thence westerly and
partllel with Eleven h street 80 feet Q
inches to n Stake; thence northerly and
parallel with fatnall street l8 feet to a
stake; thence easterly an parallel to Eley-
en- h street 80 feet inches to the aforesaid
side of Tatnsll street; and the ce thereby
~ ieet > the middle of said alley to the
place of beginning, be the contents within
,ald bounds VIII 1t they may.
Seized and taken In execution as The
property Of William a. Reynolds and An
aie T.. his wife, and 10 be sold by
JOHN Ply L q, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle, April 3rd,
1879. ap+-eodS