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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
IMPERIAL GRANuM.
IMPERIAL GRANUM..
Tie Great Medicinal Food.

b. = q yo,or lor Iuyalids and The Aged IN IN
..'1pHEblc A!llusul for the Growth Gyd P!Otcc.
ION 0: Infants and Children. \ superior
NutFi'ye IN Confined Feyers, md
RELIABLE Remedial Agent IN oil Diseases 0f the
stomach ard ncstiues.
THIS 'Is',y celebrated DiETErlc PREPARATION it,,
n composition. principally the GLrTES dGiyed
Tom IN NE'fB WiyrEn FLINT WHEAT tGREAL, q
eO..d extract, ;he invention VI an eminent Chemist
j has not only been highly Recommended bat Ger
tiled % by large number OF Chemist. aGd Physi
cisLe-ieE 'r-enling yery high degree Of medical
scisnto--L ~ The Safest, Most Acceptable and BJlei
bic Food 'or the Growth and Protection Of Infants
snd nldrcn and for Mothers lacking SuHiJien
NVnHshmen; for their offspring
Unlike those prepGrations made from ANNA! or
ynoUe matter, which nre liable 20 stimulate he
brain and lritate the digestive organs Il embraces
In iis elementary composition
Tint which makes strong Bone aud Muscle That
when makes good Flesh and Blood. That which "
easy Digestion" never conetipatinp That which ~
kind and friendly 70 the Brain and that which hcisas
preventive Of those Intestinal Disorders nciden-
al 20 Childhood
And while Il would be difficult 10 conceive Of any
thing In Food or Desert more creamy and delicious,
or more nouriahing and strengthening ~ Gn ali
ment In Fcyerp, Pulmonary Complaints, Dytptpsln
and General Debility, IT, RARE MEDICINAL EXCEL.
LEscE in all INTESTINAL DIsEAsla, especGNyn
Dysenterv, Chronic Diarrhpa and Cholera lnfan.
ttIn.
Yr,u hn,r Ii, prnvar
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

DAN RICE, the veteran clown and circus
manager is accused Of having lurcd q
young and handsome Loogootee, Ind, girl
from her home. 1t is stated that brother
Of the young lady, whose name is Acker.
man, followed them 10 Chicago, where they
we're found snugly ensconsed in room No.
100 in the fremont House. The gay 10th
ario took in the situation al q glance, and
skipped and the young lady returned
home with her brother This may be o
true s'oryi but II is more than likely it j,
dodge TO increase old Dams popularity in
the circus ring.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

result in Ohio. In the hope that we shall
never see the yerifcation Of the prediction,
we now predict that the Kelly bolt will
work out Robinson's defeat, and the cleo
ton of the Republican ticket. The disaf-
fiction of George william Curtis and the
New York Times never amounted 10 a great
deal anyhow, and has grown so weak as to
no longer be considered on obstacle to Cor
nell's election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

TIE iollowng-aiter the style Of the lie.
mars Sentinel, which style was borrowed
by the Sentinel from the oko!ona states.
and by the States from Brick Pomqroy--is
from the Monticello Bulletin:
"A great many people know jim Mckee.
Of 'he st. Louis Globe. Dcmoyat.
lie is one of the boss whisky thieves.
Ilc was tried; found guilty and sentence
70 the penitentiary.
lie was pardoned Out by Grant, The mar
who said, "let no guilty man escape
OF course Jim feels grateful.
He IL now booming for Grant, oecaust
Grant is his kind Of man"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
LEGAL.
CALE on VALUABLE oIrY LOTs.

- ALB VI VALUABLE CITY LOTS.
William Tweed Parker, W Mary Linker, William
Llukeh Dyas T, Parker ctals
Public, notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed M0ster IN ChGnccry for Alexander County.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Alexander COUNTY
Circuit Court, entered on the 4tl day OF October.
1872, VIII offer for sale at public suction 10 the
h.ghcst bidder on Saturday, the 18th day of Noyem.
bsr. 1879, three lots in The City Of Cairo Illinois
described as follows; towit Lots numbered II
and j. in Block one, and Lot 80 in Block ST. accord
Ing 10 the original plat OF said city Lot II IL on the
corner Of Fourth and Leyee streets and lot is IL h
adjoining lot ON Leyee street. Lot 30 Is on ;th
street and has upon II good frame dwelling
The sale Will begin AT ! O'Clock p m, 81 lot 80
md wili begin at lots !; aud IL at O'Clock p. m,
Terms: One'half cash, and the other half paw
lb.cin twelve months nom day OF sale purchase
Giving note secured by trust mortgage
JOHN \ REEVE,
Master in ChsuccYy Alexander County, Illinois
GREEN 4 GILBERT. Solicitors.
Dated Cairo, Illinois October s3rd 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

The Sedalia Democrat says, lei every
body watch tor the night Of November lst,
1879. Professor Tice says that we are 10
have, on that night, the most brilliant ne
teoric display ever seen since 1888, when, 70
all intents and purposes, the Sky literally
lained fire. The display this year will MOI
commence until about l o'clock in the
morning, but the professor says hat the
nagnidcence of the display will more than
compensate for the inconvenience Of n.
yicn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

- HENRY 3. FUNK, the editor Of the Mon.
tcello Bulletin, one Of the soundest Of
Democratic papers, is in luck. He is now
u Virginia, fixing up the preliminaries that
VII enable him to take possession Of q
German legacy that will make him rich
render HIM, as his editorial id interim says
go millionaire"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

How happens it that we hear nothing
nowadays, about the payment Of the rebel
war claims by the Democratic Congress.
The Republican party while in power paid
Sl3o,00O,00O of such claims, but the Demo.
cratic Congress closed the treasury doors,
and declared that not another dollar should
goin the same direction. OF the $6j0,000,.
900 Of unsatisfed claims, over 100000, 0O0
are held by Republicans. 1t Is not difficult
to setermine, therefore, which party is lik ely
TO pay the rebel war claims"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

a QUEER HEAD pAiTRYnhr. The Jesse
Hoyt, famous New York steam boat, used
to have forhead- pantrymsn bontlnd Grip.
pied darkey, whose face WINS as full of
humor as his form was Of kinks and knobs
Ills name WAS Robert Smith, and his malady
was chronic rheumatism, He tried Giles
Imminent lodide Ammouis for week Of
the presen, winter, ard nczt season intends
TO astonish his old acquairtarces on the
hoyt by his appearance asa sound man.
5lics' Pills cures Eryspelas. Sold By al
drnrgists' Send Tor pamphlet. D'. Giles
l.o West Broadway. n. Y, Barclay Bros
Agents Trial size 90 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

!iE. ]. G. MoREY, contracting freigA,
agent Of the Chicago, St. LOUIS and New
Orleans Railroad, gives notice that qua!an-
tine al Holly Springs, Miss, has been
raised on all goods except blankets and
bedding, but is still in force At prepay Sta
tinn.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN OUT.

COLL te attention opnetm this Valve
saving oe Elected The and
when hstng the engneis liable ne
accumulate cynlohc opening shutting each stroke
The cylinder kept dry when the engine working the Valves
open by The Valve will the saving very
short me, and will last ten
Er0 and County Rights m Apply at
Avenue Louis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

", are authorized 10 announce the name of.
NJ GIBEs as d candidate for County Commissioner
q Alexander county 81 the ensuing NoyembeT cleo.
Ton.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of The Cairo Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. 1870

patent Office anapoomen,s have hoer 70,
little understood. and is hepe8ts 70 tbo !,
dustries of the nation. too little apnrccioted
The system 81 patents and oonyricbt. ;s es
tablished to nror,o,o ,ha rrooross =
science and ma rsof,,l or.s H., .o-,,.;.a ..
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constitutional nroyisior .o,c,;no ,h. ,.,
ter Yet the pa,enf office has been treated
lust 4. though It was the legitimate prey Of
politicians The evident intent Of The nro.
visions ESTABLISHING II was that I. sbopld
have the most liberal spYport. bp, the tact
j. + has been used 70 give q liberal suppoyt
10 others ana % an aid 70 tho revenues
of The Government. There are few who
know that .se revenues Of the na,en, office
have hesr larcery IN .ycass of ;.s .ynenso.
and had ,bey q, all times boso nr5narly an.
Piled, they would have s.+fced 20 more than
nav fo~ -ba ..-,,-,~a vr;c, accommodates
not oalv that ofsne. 6., tie Indian bureau.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

We are authorized 10 announce that MILrs W.
Parser Is candidate, at the ensuing Noyeu be-
election for the Office Of County Treasurer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
EXECUTOR'S SALE
Elizabeth Hay, ct al.

r. r Hay, Executor of Estate
of D. g, Hay, deceased Petition 10 sel land
". 10 pay debts
Elizabeth Hay ct al.
BY virtue Of q decree OF the county court ofWhite
county, Illinois, rendered in the above entitled
cause. at the December term, 1877, Of said court:
shall proceed al the door OF the court house, in
Csiro' Illinois, Oh
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10Th, l.;9,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. N aud O'Clock
p. IN. OF ssid day, 10 offer for sale ut public auc.
ZION, to the highest and best bidder, the following
describefrea estate situated IN the city Of Cairo.
Alexander county and state Of Illinois 10 satisfy
said decree; Lo: No. = Block No. =, First Add.
ton TO the city OF Cairo
TERMS OF SALE: Tho said lot WIN BE- .old on a
credit Of six end twelve months, equal pRymepts.
The purchaser viii be required 10 give notes with
approved personal security together with mort.
gage on the premises 70 secure The purchase money
A valuable and desirable two story business
house and residence l. situated on this lot front
ing on Commercial and corner Of Twenty eighth
street.
The -alcNil take place AZ o'clocl; p m
T Z. Hay. Executor.
D. q. HAY, Deceased
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nor ASSESSOR AND TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce GEoLeE "
SsssoNs US candidate Tor election 10 the oMca
OF Assessor and Treasurer OF Alexander County {.
The approaching November election
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

IL discussing the grand system Of river
Improvement naugurated by the last con
gress--a system in the success Of which
Cairo is vitality interested, the New Orleans
Democrat draws the following enthusing
picture the future ut requires no seer,
says the Democrat, ITO predict the magical
change, which the contemplated improve.
men, Of our grea, river will work in o few
years. Tie eye readily pictures the argo.
sizes THAT viii move in grand procession down
the inland sea treighted with the varied
products Of the eyhaustless valley. and back
again with cargoes from our own and for.
eign countries. These peaceful nay!cs,
moving without ia2 Or toll upon the nations
highway, will serve to bind the people who
inhabit the teeming and glorious valley with
tics Of friendship and common brotherhood
and will scatter benefits and blessings
among the people Of the whole country.
We can conceive Of 10 work 10 which the
money oftha nation can be more 4ppgopIi-
atoy applied than 70 the improvement Of
this grand artery Of commerce, and The
people Of the great West have awakened 70
a retaliation Of tie glorious prospect. before
them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

oTy7tIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

On wednesday night last, the Paducoh
AM Esstpogt packet, Rapidan, struck an
obstruction in the river, and went TO the
bottom in minute and half The acct
dent occurred at the head OF Diamond Is
land chute in the Tennessee river, about
thirty.fye miles below Eastport, She had
100 bales OF cotton for Paducah, and a LOT
of miscellaneous freight. The boat will
prove total loss, her bottom having been
split open from bow to stern. The passen-
gers and crew were all saved with the eS-
cepton Of Dick Ewell, colored Waterman,
who Is reported to have gone into the hold
when the boat struck, and was drowned.
The boat was valued at $4,000, and was
owned by Fowler Bros. & Co., Of Paducah,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26
Lorintion Rates:

Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-26

r. f. Hay, Executor of Estate
Old g. Hay, deceased Petition 10 sen
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: Is Madison Street.
TIE CENTS PER WEEK
THE CITY.
Saturday Evening. May }. 1879.
Divine Services To-Morrow.

German Lutheran Church, Washington
street-Sunday-schoo at $50 am; ser
vices at 1880 am. Rev. II. Sleek, pastor.
Central Baptist Church-Seryices at II
am. and p.mSby Rev. W. A. Clark, Of
Helena. Su~nday-School at go am.
fernando street Methodist church, cor
ner Of Linden and Hernando-Services at
Il am. and 100 Sundsyschool at
an. J.. c. Hooks, pastor.
ST. Johns NJ. T. church. corner Of
Vance and Lauderdale streets-Services
every Sabbath Il am unds pm. Sunday
school Sp. Prsyer-mceting every Thurs
dsy g pm. B. z. Tiller, pastor.
Central N, T. Church. Union street
Services Al II am and SPIN, by the
pastor, ". J. Harris.
First Methodist Church on Second
street, near Poplar-services at II am.
and SPIN. sabbath school at go am
Rev. Z. II. Mahon, pastor.
Sixth Street ". Z. church, corner Of
jackson and Sixth streets Services
a Il am. and 40 pm. sunday-schoo.
280pm.
Grace Church-Rey. DR.. Dalzell, rec.
Tor. Service and holy communion at II
O'Clock Sunday-sehool snd evening ser
vice at go pm.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner o.
Main and Beal streets - Service at II
O'Clock am, and 4 o'clock pm, BY thu
pastor. Rev. w. z. Boggz, D. D. Subjec.
FOR afternoon service, " The Apostles ant
the Sabbath"
s4fsrans Street Methodist church.
Preaching at II am. and 3 pm, by thu
pastor, Rev 4. G. Holmes. sunday-schoo
at 9SO AIN.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Thir,
and Poplar streets-Seryices at II am
and 1880 pm. Rev. Eugene Daniel. pastor
st. Mary Cathedral Services 7 and 4
am. and 8 pm.
Linden street Christian Church-Sun
day-school at Q am. Lords supper a
1880 am, preaching at II a.m. and SO
pm. j. NJ. Tribe, pastor.
Laudcrdale street Presbyterian Church
Preaching at II am. and 8 pm. by Dr
Waddel. Sabbath-school ut $50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
Destruction 10 VEGETABLES.

The worms are playing havoc with
the potato crop and other vegetables
in this county. 1t is estimated that
their damages in the next ten days
will amout to at least 500, 900 in
Shelby county alone. Market garden
ing has grown up Of late years to be a
large interest in this neighborhood.
Early vegetables and fruits are raised
for the Northern markets, and shipped
In large quantities at a very fine profit.
-Four representatives eff large Chi
cago houses have been here in the last
few days soliciting shipments direct
from our small farmers. The prospect
of a fine crop and handsome profits
was never better until a few days ago,
when this cut-worm made its appear
ance. 1t is a communicating cater
pillar Of various lengths and colors.
but all Of one general pattern and ter
ribly voracious and tenacious of life.
Nothing satisfies or kills them.
In the day time they repose beneath
the clOds and at night sally forth and
destroy all vegetation in sight. The
gardeners and farmers have tried
ashes, soap-suds, salt, birthstone, lime,
carbolic acid and various substances
on them and they fatten on it. One
of them will eat through a
solid chunk of lime to get to a
potato-vine. Carbolic acid only
sharpens their appetites and
gives them toughness and zeal to go
forth and conquer other fields green
and pastures new. Some of the small
gardens in the city have been invaded.
Nothing has yet been discovered to
stay this great and unexpected calam-
ity. Any suggestions from naturalists,
farmers or others will be thankfully
received and published in the
LEDGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
Police and COurt.TIOuse News.

Police and COurt-IIOuse News,
Marriage licenses have been issued
since yesterday to John Lutz and
Mary Plischkc, f. Price aud Mamie
Jackson.
Ben Evans. hearing that a warrant
was out for him for using rough Ian
guage toward a former friend, gave
himself up at the station-house to-
day.
In the cause before Judge Pierce
involving the State receivership it
has been decided that the court has
no jurisdiction. The matter must be
shaped up for another judge.
The arguments before the Supreme
Court at jackson, between the pres
ent city government and various par
ties, ceased yesterday. Opinions are
not expected to be delivered before
Saturday next.
In default of bail, William Tomlin-
son went to Jail this morning, charged
with stealing a coat or hat from a re-
tail store neal the corner of Main and
Adams streets, while the shopkeeper's
attention was occupied. Tomlinson
has been a sort of trustee up about
the county Jail. He will summer
there.
A fine yellow steer, weighing about
200 pounds, awaits an owner at the
station-hOuse. The animal was cap
tured with Joe Anderson, who, in ad-
dition, was carrying weapons to assist
him in his rascally practices, A few
days since Anderson sold a yoke Of
stolen cattle to Joe Geisenhcrg, and
the proper Owner turned up, 81 that
he came out loser. He found Ander-
son with the steer this morning and
inferred it to have been stolen, so had
him locked up. Anderson, from ap-
pearanceS, is a bad darby.
John Sturla has been indicted be-
fore the Criminal Court on a charge
of selling liquor within four miles Of
the State Female College, an incorpo-
rated institution of learning. Liquors
may be sold under the law within four
miles of such places in incorporated
towns, and this case is upon the ground
that Memphis is notnow Incorporated
If this indictment is sustained it is
equivalent to a strict temperance law.
The indictment was quashed by Judge
Ray, and an appeal has been prayed
for to the Supreme Court, now sitting
at Jackson. 1t is expected to have ii
ready for the courts consideration
early next week. General Horrigar
represents Sturla in the case, and
General Turner is for the prosecution
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
Nj. Pump, the Matchmaker and
Jeweler, 1913 Main Street.

has manufactured a clock of peculiar con.
struction, which he now has on exhibition
in his show-window. This clock has the
correct city time, and every watch and
clock in Memphis should be regulated by
this perfect piece of workmanship. 1t is
acknowledged by all who are competent
to judge that this clock is the most per-
feet one in the city, and its manufacture
reflects the highest credit upon the skill of
its maker. This clocks worthy of exam
nation, and Mr.. Pump cordially invites
the public to call and inspect 1t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
County Records.

The following have been recorded
by the county register since yesterday
noon Trust deeds from w. G. Hines
to W. D. Beard, and Ben Burns to ].
chambers W, w. Goodman to L. R.
Harrison, quit claim; W. A. Harris
to j. NJ. Claiborne, warranty deed
John Pratt to Kelly & McCadden.
mortgage A. Hightower to Thomas
Fox, mortgage; f. G. Cornell and
others to Pearce, Suggs & Co., parti.
ton j. NJ. Bailey to his merchant
mortgage I. Echols to r. II. Pear.
sou, trust deed; G. r. Phelan to R
Hall, deed Anna Il. Gilbert to AL. ]
Jones, deed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
CriminnI Court Matfers.

A mistrial has been entered in the
case Of Rachel and Bill Boregard,
charged with killing Wright, a year
since. Thomas Motif was found not
guilty of q charge Of oppression in
Office. Eagan CASTOR has been granted
a new trial. A bill Of exceptions has
been fled in the case Of j. {. Carter,
charged with obtaining money under
false ~pretcnses. A new trial was re-
fused in the matter Of Lena Weanor.
A forfeiture was taken against Louisa
Seryatus and Emma Adams for not
appearing against Gunkerman. In the
larceny case Of Joe Glenwold, jim
Williams and Robt. Morris a sentence
Of thirty days in Jail is suspended by
the court during their good behavior
and they are hot to be deprived Of the
right to vote. The case Of Alexander
Wells for stealing two chickens, anC
Stewart Rushcr for carrying weapons
we're called at noon. Stewart statet
that he had been at work in the wilt
woods Of Arkansas and he carried tn
! pistol for his own protection. II,
| plead his W cause and said he onl
/ came 10 town to stay a couple Of days
! He was arrested drunk last Sunday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
Fine Hot Lunch DniIY
from 10 to . o'clock, at
Frey's Saloon, 22N jefferson. IG

The TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INsU-
RANCE Co. has done a large business in
this city, which proves that our insuring
public appreciate the value of accident
insurance, the cost being very small.
Why not insure your life against accident
as well, and upon the same principle, as
your stock of goods, dwelling or furni-
ture? 1t is the most valuable of all.
Apply for policies to Marx & Bensdorf,
rs Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
Ice cream and Soda water
II StOtE's, No. PA Main Street.


The match game between the Nash
villes and Riyersides comes Off to-
morrow at Olympic Park. The follow
ing are the players
Nashvilles of Nashyille-Forbes c.:
Mccall, r. f.; Lloyd, p; Mitchell, r.. f.:
Kelley, s., 3D. b.; Hite, c. f.; Reilly, ID
b'i Kelley, p, $, $; Laitenberger.
LIST b.
Kiversides of Memphis Bannion.
l. Il Colbert, 3D. b.; Burke, r. f.; No.
yisky, list b. j. Maloughney, c. f.;
Car, p; John Maloushuoy, c,i Boro,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-05-03
A PinaIore

"Pinsfore" was at its hight last night
when a row among the gods" in the top
gallery drew a policeman's star to that
ethereal post.
at will 1t 'iml Tun me l%oosell' cried
One-eyed Jim.
! 81 amt done nothin', Mr.. Policeman, I
.swow," pleaded p%eel-onion Billy.
"You liel Eff you had sot down on me
1 wouldn't keer, but you stole the stump
of wot every high toned gent at the Pea
body calls the best thing out"
whats that 2"
"One Of Sol Coleman's celebrated No
10 cigars, from Sl6 Main street"