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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-10-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.

PRoF. RILEY says he has reached
stage in the management Of the cotton worn
when there il no longer any excuse for i'-
rayages and thar the caterpillar and the bon
worm will cease 10 be cause Of anxiety 70
intelligent and enterprising planters.
A RILL-rosTER in County Armagh,
Ireland. who was detected posting obnoN-
ious notices respecting the sale Of lands. was
attacked and killed by some OF the native
residents.
The Commissioners Of the Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company state that
about 100000 Of the 10 per cent. dividend
RECENTLY declared remains uncalied fcr.
Pass-books will be accepted by mail. ex-
press, or through the banks.
ATTIRE in the underground works Of
the Vulcan Mine, at Leadvifie, Colo-- on
the 4ih, caused great excitement and some
destruction 10 property. number -
miners were rendered insensible by su1oca-
lion while trying to cut of the connection
with other mines, but II was thought All
would recover. The fire originated from
the burning OF an old shaft-honse used a. =
boarding house, the burning brands 81
| which dropped into the shaft and set the
| simbcrS on fire. II was finally quenched by
| building bulkheads in all the branch levels,
| so as 10 confne the flames TO limited com
pass.
JOSEPH MOoREHousE, of Elizabeth,
N. H.. died on the 4th from hydrophobia.
lie was bitten BY dog with which ne was
1 PLAYING IN May last. The wound was eau
| terized and Moorehouse thought no more
about Il until the day before be died, when
he was attacked with spasms and died With
in "a hours.
BIZ the explosion Of gasoline, the wife
and three children Of william Clark, lead
inr business man OF Jacksonville, Fla, were
fatally burned.
STRIKE Of negro laborers. com
prcssmen and longshoremen, 1t Houston.
Tex begun on the 9Th and threatened q
assume serious proportions
The st. Louis Fair opened on the 9Th
with fine display in nearly every depart
rnent and large attendance The annual
pageant Of the Yelled Prophets, which came
on on the night Of the 5th, was = magnificent
AFFAIR and was witnessed by hundreds q
thousands Of spectators.
BURGLARS blew open the safe in the
post-office at Ypsilanti, Mich, and secured
$1,000.
A FEW days ago DIR. Lynch, Of Den
ton County, Texas, administered morphine
through mistake for quinine 20 y. =. Bailey
CaIIic Eubanks. Mrs. james Bailey and !
Mrs. Finncy. The two first named dice
from the effects Of the drug; the two latte
have suffered severely, but Il h thought the
viii recover.
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relations en- the commissAry stores . that
point
The safe in the County Treasurer's
odice A Naryville. Marphall County, Kama,
WA recently broken open and = number OF
drafts and warrants belonging 70 the school
fund and $500 In currency stolen. Payment
Of the drafts, etc.. has heea stopped.
THE horse influenza, which has been
prevalent In Boston, has reached New York.
Il il mild form Of epizocty, and but few
animals are untitled for work.
III Is rumored that France has in
formed the Powers that she will not partici-
pate in any further acts OF coercion against
Turkey.
THE Government Of Chihuahua, Mex
leo. offers $500 for the scalp Of victorio.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue has
been officially informed by Collector Clark,
AZ Atlanta. Ga, thata body Of thirty armed
men entered Dalton, Whiteheld County, Ga,
and forcibly rescued property seized for VI
olstion OF revenue law. Commissioner Rog-
ers has instructed the Collector 70 obtain
warrants for the parties engaged In the AZ
fair and TO use such force ~ may be neoes-
sary to secure their arrest.
ANOTHER bogus-diploma factory has
been discovered In the East. II Is known Is
the ssNew England University OF Medicine
and Surgery" and purports 70 be located at
Manchester, \. II. Its manager II one
doctor Harry c. Stickncy, said 10 be
former pupil and associate Of buchanan. Of
Philadelphia. The institution il known 10
have issued large number Of diplomas, al
though IL exists only upon paper.
THE Mexican Congress opened on the
18th. President Diaz in his opening speech
expressed great satisfaction at the political
and moral advancement OF the Republic He
expressed the hope that the present Con-
gress would find a solution for the financial
difficulties OF the Government and place the
notional credit on sound basis
Much uneasiness is felt in Italy on
account of the action Of Garhaldi, who has
gone TO Genoa accompanied by number
OF his extreme radical followers. The sit
uation is considered rife with serious pos
sibiliies, and the demonstration that awaits
Garibaldi upon his arrival At Genoa Is
likely to be OF the most radical character
LISBON, Portugal, has been visited BY
q destructive confagraticn.
PRor. Brown has officially reported
10 the Privy Council that the splenetic fevel
Of the imported Texas cattle is not the same
disease as the splenetic fever prevalent in
Great Britain.
AN attempt to burn the County Court
house at Ottawa, ILL.,, was discovered ans
frustrated on the morning OF the3d. Durinl
the night some scoundrel effected an en-
trance to the Recorders Office and kindles
q fire, with the evident intention Of destroy
ing the County records. A it was, fcurteel
books were destroyed When the FIR
was extinguished a torpedo and fou
cans Of nitro-glycerine were on the hoo
In the vault and the fire had nearly reaches
them. Had they exploded, as they woul
have done in few minutes, not only woul
} the building have been destroyed with all i
valuable records, but the Jail beneath woul
have been blown to atoms with it, inmates
There was no clew to the dastardly perpe
TRAITORS Of the scheme.
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THERE i = lake On the SaE Ioota
Mountains that his probably no e'1itl
In the o1ifef States IL j. abnut sIxfF ~
sixfy-ive miles from Bon1nrA- and q Al
altitude Il nesriy twelve thousanf fe.f-
The lake lies IN = basin amDzx w
sharp cr.gs q the snowy SnE Iccsn-
and i sheet q perpetual ire- II 80
discovered in Angus u i1sf year Nv Z
party Of prcsycctors- and Manned 'nr
Ice Lake The sun seemed % have M
eject upon Il except IN pl.c~s afpo,nin-
the shore. II IL simply . great pc@.
in the hard mountain rrrk brHnfuh ~
solid ice. upon which tie raysot ths s'ln
descend with mo pOEer ~ PensrrAi~ ---
Yankee Fork tCsLl HsrELL
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OxE afternoon q hyena met jackal
in lonely path in the woods and thus
began at him:
Dear me, but how Your breath
smellSi You must have been eating
some old bones picked clean BY .
lion-
"A grave robber shouldn't be the
first TO cry stop thief. y sancily re-
piled The jackal.
You have 70 feed on the crumbs
which fall from another mans table,
sneered the hyena
But am not detested hy man and
hated By nv own kind"
They thus continued their insults I'M
iii both were ready for battle. when
along came hare Under other cir
cumsfances he would have been
pounced upon and eaten. but in this case
he was appealed 10 by both TO decide
which was the most worthy The
frightened hare well knew that he
would be the sufferer. no matter which
way he decided. but he did not lose his
wits
.while I must admit that both 81
YOU have points Of advantage" he re-
Piled. :. am forced to say that | am
too low and humble 10 be made judge
between two snch superior animals
Back here il wood-chopper. and
have no doubt he will speedily settle
the dispute.
The disputanfs agreed 10 leave IL "a
the Ak man. and n once set out When
they came before him. the hyenz stated
the case and asked for decision
when two men 60 10 law" said
the chopper. rs he laid both beasts out
with his AK. .'it i not the business Of 4
lawyer to inquire which is right but 4
profit BY the loss Of either"
Moral-Don't pick fuss with nor
net because he wasn't born for horse
az. Detroit Free Press.
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MTsCELLANEOUs.

THE editors Of the leading Russian
have been summoned before Gen.
Melikoff and told that their continual dis
cussion OF . Constitution for Russia has
highly displeased the Gar; that nothing
more on the subject would be allowed to ap-
pear, and that during the present reign Il
would be premature to discuss Constitu-
tion.
The steamship Isaac Bell, laden with
80 bales Of cotton, besides other merchan-
disc, was burned to the waters edge ut Nor
folk, va, on the I'd. She was destined for
New York.
Two tribes of Canadian Indians, the
Mandrills and Salteaux, are said TO be wag-
ing war Of determination against each 9TH
cr. A large number have been killed ON both
sides.
SECRETARY ScHURz says there is no
obstruction TO the carrying into immediate
effect the provisions Of the Ute agreement
except the fact that the season 10 now 90 far
adsanced that the SHOWS would probably In.
terfere with the surveys and with the move
ing and locating Of the Utes before next
spring. Nothing has been heard at the Do.
partment about the surrender Of the MeekeI
murderers, but the portion Of the cash pay.
ment due under the treaty TO the White
River Utes will not be paid until they an
surrendered.
Cor. HUNT. Indian Agent Of Wichits
Agency, denies the report recently pub
lished that the Indians have committed dep
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A NEGRO wAs recently lynched near
Fort Mason, Fla, for killing . white rail-
road boss.
ANNA SrRoKER, the Manitowoc Coun-
~. Wisconsin, servant girl, under arrest for
che murder % her mistress, Nancy Hey
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

We are in receipt OF tho biennial report
OF the secretary Of state to the governor of
Illinois. 1t isyery elaborate review of all
the transactions Of the secretarys Office,
being volume OF ninety-seven pages, and
containing in detail an exhaustive state
ments Of all the work performed by the
secretary. The report covers the two years
years ending September 80, 1880, and EN-
braces many subjects Of interest 20 the
public From it we see that, during the
two years past, the governor has pardoncd
about one hundred criminals and he pro.
badly pardoned no less than hundred
during tho two years processing making
in all two hundred criminals, which ne has
let loose upon the community during his
term OF Office. On account Of this there is
no serious Occasion for alarm, but 1t es
hibits the fact that the pardoning power
has been used against the highest interests
Of society.
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CHURCHES.

A FgICAN ~ E.-Fourteenth street, between
n Walnut and Cedar streets! services sabbath IL
4. n. and 80 p. n; sandsy School $50 p. N.
,NHRlsTTAT- ehiecnth street; meeting Sab
" bath 10; 80 o n. preaching Occasionally
IT,HURCH or THE REDEEMER-t BPlseopsl)
" Fourteenth street sunday Morning prayers
i0:30 a. M. evening prayers, 1850 p. NJ; Sunday
school 80 O. N. Friday evening prayer 100 p. NJ
raIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CRUNCH
A. Preaching At 1879 a m, y m, and 20 p m
sabbath school 81 30 ? NJ rev + j. Sho'es'
pastor.
LUTHERAN Thirteenth street, services Sab.
IL bath 80 a. m. Sunday ,chool2p N Rev
krsppe pastor
NIETHoDIsT-Co Eight and wslAa; streets {;
nj Preaching ssbbsth i0:0 d N. SDd p m. I;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 100 y m. Sunday
school, . &. m. Rev WHITAKER, pastor
DREsBYTRRIAN.- Eighth street; preaching on
i Sabbath al II 90 4, "a. and 7:Dp. m: PRAYER
ueeunc Wednesday At s:31 p. m; sUudsy School,
s. p. n. Rev. B Y. GeorZe parton.
- RCoND FRBE-wILL BAPTIST 49, Fiteerth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices sabbath Of and 1880 .. m.
CT. JoSEPH'S--fkomsn Catholic Corner Crost
- aud Walnut streets services SABBATH lo%Js.
N Sunday School Up. m. Vcspers 3 3. N. ser
ylc:F every dsy al s ?. N.
or. PATRICKs- (Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
uatA and 10 D. n. Vespcrs 3 p. III, Sunday school
p N; services every dsy 81 D. N Rev. = label,
priest
NXJoMAS'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE L
w ION, holds its regular weekly meetings in
be hAll Of the Cairo Temperance Reform Cluo, eV
ery THURSDAY afternoon, az $3.50 o'clock. Every
sody IL invited 10 attend.
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LETTER LIST.

LIST on LRTTERs REMAINING uNCALLED
FOR m THE PosropFrCE AT CAIRO, ILL.,,
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12, 1880.
LADIES LIST.
Burnes, Caroline Brown, Martha l.; Car
rail-, Lizzie; Clark, Mrs. j. N; Carney,
Josephine; Connors, Julia; Clay, Melinda;
Downcy. Mrs. II. S; Fox, Flora Ferguson,
Mrs. R. G.; Hogan, Adelene; Howerton,
Margaret; Heilburn, Mrs, George jackson,
Barbara; johnson Maggie; johnson, Matte
E; Jones Margaret; johnson, Lens; Kenneu,
Eliza; Leonard, Mary; Morris, Mollie;
Moore, Nus. W; Murphy Mn. Nellie;
Preston, Miss May Preston Mary Ann;
Perry, Mrs. S. A; Phillips, Mrs, Dizzy; San
ford, Maggie; Smith, Martha; Turner,
Matte; Woods, Emma; Washington,
Emma Wilson, Mary; Woods, Mary;
White, Lula; Wsgnear, Christina; Watson,
Nellie; Winston, Ada.
GENTIEMEN's LIST.
Cotils, VIM Carter, John II; Costa, J. B;
Clark, j; Crompton, Isaac; DeIIaren, s. e;
Dolan, Joseph; Dicks, Henry Dalton, E.
p; Duncan, C. F; Elliott, Henry G; Fitch,
H. Al Feiren, Chas; Hall, VIM; Hogan,
Thos; Hcnsley, Peter; Hunter, G. w Hill
burn, G. A; Irwin, John N johnson, M. j;
Jackson, J. II; King, Thos; Keig, VIM;
Killhotfer, A, G; Long, Samuel; Lightfoot,
Mr.; Morrell, W. G; McAuliR, John; McCol-
lum, H. b; 0'Brien, John; Posey, M; Park
er, Milby; Phsiro, Edward; Reynolds Thos (;
Reynolds, II. T; Richardson, Elmer; Shouse,
w. II; Sommer, T. H; Sullivan, Louis
Seahorn, Jack; Smith, J. NJ Stedman,
Harry; Schroeder, Henry; Sullivan, Frank {;
Staley, G. S; Tilman, Mark; Tobiu, Vim
Uhl, Will; Waldrun, John; Wagner, Vim;
Zicgler, George.
Persons calling for any Of the above
named letters, will please say advertised.
GEO. w. MCKEAIa, postmaster.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOUR DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN
IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. l1.-Returns of the
presidential and congressional elections
come in slowly Enough is known to give
assurance of the election OF four democratic
congressman In the First district Dunn
leads johnson 5000 votes, with Desha and
Mississippi counties to hear from, which
will not alter the result In the Second
district Jones is elected 10y 2,124 plurality
over Williams. who leads Garland green
hacker, 1000 votes. In the Third district
Cravens is reelected over Boles, republi-
can, by 5000 majority. In the Fourth dis
trict Gupter is reelected by plurality over
Peel, democrat, Of about 1900; Murphy,
republican, being 1000 behind Peel
GEN. HANCOCK DENIES THE LET
N TER.
New YORK Nov. lin an interview
with Gen. Hancock at Governors island the
general denied that the letter purporting to
have been written by him to an army Of
dcer at Washington touching the New
York vote was written by him, and said he
was one of the few persons who could not
discuss the presidential election at present
without indelicacy. He also said if there
was letter in existence purporting to be
of that tenor it should be produced.
THE NEW YORK INVESTIGATION.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE investigation
into republican election frauds seems to be
dragging. The democrats seem divided rs
to the policy OF trying to do anything about
1t. The Tilden wing especially appear to
be throwing cold water upon the work.
Mr.. Manning, secretary Of the state com.
mittee, and one of Mr. Tilden's warm
friends and counselors, said to-day that
Fowlcy's address to democrats asking them
to report frauds WAS not authorized. He
added that the party could not afford to
undertake the same tactics that they had
complained against as having been prac-
tlced by the republicans in 1876.
The Irving hall people, who are making
show of investigation, seem to be direct
ing efforts mainly toward proving that
Tammany knitted Gen. Hancock on election
day, and in this it must in truth be said
they are making headway They have est.
alished that in the First assembly district
Of this city tickets containing the names
Of republican electors were given to uu-
sophisticated voters out Of the Tammany
booths. Several men who obtained them
there have given testimony to that effect.
The Irving hall folks say that fully 700 of
these tickets were voted in that district
The same report comes from other districts,
and Irving hall is making great noise
about it,
In Brooklyn, too, fresh testimony is in
duced to prove that Mclaughlin sold out
Hancock to get votes for his county and
city candidates. These facts are opening
the eyes of respectable democrats to the
fact that it was not 80 much republican
fraud as treachcry in their own party, that
lost them the state of New York and the
presidency.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

A new style Of barrel is the latest
inyention--o one intended for shipment
OF products, and which shall be capa-
BILE of transformation after the pro-
ducts are delivered, so as 10 occupy =
comparatively small space, and be re-
turned to the sender Ut the rates OF
solid freight and alta comparatively
trihng cost. The arrangement Is q
series of slaves, connected by hoops
having especially adaptede fastenings,
which enable the slaves to he disposed
fiat for return transportation, or roll
ed up and fastened to form barrel.
The sides Of the barrel are straight,
and the heads are held In place by
lugs, alternating when the barrel II
set up on opposite sides Of the head.
The heads are thus Of less diameter
than the inside Of the barrel, so that
the latter, when returned, may 10
packed full of heads, and the rest Of
the barrel sides packed closely To-
gether.
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LEGAL.
SHERIfF's SALE.

ny virtne OF ON execution issued ont Of tho
clerks once OF the circuit court OF Alexander
county and state OF Illinois. ard 10 me directed,
whereby am commanded TO make the amount OF
q certain Judgment recently obtained against James
q. Rankin, In favor OF Southwestern la, granc-
Company. ont Of to- ande, teneHienta goods and
chattles Of the said Jsmes G.. Rankin, Ihayr levied
on the following d fcrbed property towt: Lots
numbere tweDty.hy (2Jl, tweniy.pix te6), twenty
seven tg) and lwcnty.eght teS), 10 block numbered
four ( 10 the third addition ~ the CITY OF Cairo,
Illinois. Therefore, according 10 said command
ehall expose tor sale At public auction, I'll the
right, title aud interest Of the above named James
g. Rankin In aud to toe above described property,
al ~ O'Clock. a NJ, on Monday the 9Th day OF De-
eember, 1852, al the westerly door OF the court
house IN the city Of Cairo.
Dated 1t Cairo, Illinois, this 10th day Of Eovem-
ber, 1880. JOHN HODGES.
Sheriff Alexander County,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
> CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, November 12, 10 AN
Pork-Noyember and January, slS So.
Corn November 415Ec; December,
4s@49Hc.
Oats December, 30%c.
Wheat November, 81 O4si December,
81 O5]l.
CHICAGO, November H. 1900 "
Pork November, Sl3 IS December,
si2 35@1s 371si January, tl3 20
Oats - December, 30%c.
Corn December, 4tS@4ec.
Wheat November 81 Oi19; December,
81 O5h.
CHICAGO, November IL, p N
Pork November, si2 10,
Lard November, IS o7>l
Wheat-November 81 o4i December,
$lO44.
Corn November 4l5sc December
Acc.
Oats November, 3OHc; December,
3)Tc,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

The London Hair Color Rostorer"
is the most delightful article every in
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other hair 70.
storors, being entirely free from oil
impure ingredients that render many
other articles tor the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling of the hair
exist, or prematurcly grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
causes healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruf, etc,
at the same time u most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, fragrantly per
tuned, rendering the hair soft
and plyablc, making 1t an indis-
pensable in every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
Price 70 cents q bottle. (l) N
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AJEST.

a witty man ran makea jest wiso man
can take one. I, does MT take either to
And out tie VIRTUES OF Spring Blossom in
curing disorders arising from Impurities Of
the blood, Constipation, Indigestion, etc
Prices; 40 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
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OVER THE HILLS TO THE BONE
YARD.

S,raigh, to the boneysrd people 80 who
neglect too long the danger signal OF ap.
preaching consumption, n hacking cough.
But with DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil for n
safeguard the peril is avcrtcd II is a
supcrlativcly fine remedy also tor rheuma
,iSm, piles, soreness, hurts, etc. Sold by
PAUL q. Scuuu, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

Nine Floyd has removed to Walnut
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. Pupils received in the day. school
or instruction given in special studies. Such
persons us are employed during the day and
desire lessons in Latin, Bookkeeping and
Mathematics, will be taught at night by
Prot. Floyd, who is assisting Madame
Floyd.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT
ESTATE on WILLIAM sELYB DECEASED.

All persona having claims against the estate OF
whit m Selfe. dcceased sre hereby notified end
requested to stten and present spch claims 10 the
county court Of AeIander county ILLINOIS, for the
purpose OF having the same du-ted at term Of
said court to b. held AZ the court house In tho city
Of Cairo in said Alexander county, on the third
Monday ofJsnuary. A. D. 1881, being tbs 18th day
thereof.
Dated November 18th. A. D 1880.
JAMES, II. BUCkNER, Execntor,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOR SALE.-A new job once. complete in every
l. particn A., and jnet what ia wanted for tho run
Of job, pamphlet and other work In email towns.
TIE material was I'LL carefully selected The toun.
dry by job printer Of 3 years experience. Types,
borders etc are OF the latest styles, and In pGr.
feet order The press is eighth medium. For
particulars, address "a" caro- OF Bulletin ofncs,
Cairo Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

Women that have been bedriddeu for
years have been entirely cured Of female
weakness by the Use Of LydiaE. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send TO Mrs. lydia
r. Finkham, sa3 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading huelne@ houses whose advertise.
Ineuts may be found IN TnB BUJgrls
DRY GOODS.
q q. Paier a. Co, Commercial avenue and Nine.
ioenth street
GROCERIES.
Iocum a Brodeiiek, Wash. Ave, cor Eighth.
New York Store, G. u, Patier Co Cor Nine
teeuth aud Commercial
PHYSICIANS.
DI ), II Msrcan Office, 40 Commercial avenue
Dr., " Leach Eighth street
DENTISTS
Di ". G. JOccyR, Eighth near Commercial
Df W WhitlOck, 100 Commercial avenue
INSURANCE
"A Candre, No 20 Ohio ieyee mp stslfsj
Equitable Life, OF New ork, corner Twelfth aud
Warrington syenue
BANKS
C.s National UkiolgJee.
STEAMBOATS,
gbrec st4tc'
Jsnn spr0at corner Twelfh aud i.eYer.
BRACKET STORE
Z. Z Ford. Corner Ninth and Commercial.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN

LIVERPOOL, November 70, ESQ p. NJ
Wheat firm winter, 9s 3d@os Sd
Corn-new, dull, 5s Cd.
Rest unchanged,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Rcstorcr Is the
marvel Of the age for all Nerve Diseases,
All fits stopped free. Send to 93i Arch
street, Philadelphia, Penn. VIZ
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

PRErAREy yourself for the severe and sud
den changes Of climate Of winter and
spring, by procuring bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

For impaired digestion, and, in fact, for
debility from any cause, l know Of nothing
equal to Fellows Hypophosphites. Its d.
rect effect In strengthening the nervous sys-
ten renders 1t suitablcs for the majority n
diseases. WIN. 8. Howe, N. D., Ht.sacld.
Ne.