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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

HlNGJ IA Oit = NcIINI
rsTATB or THOMAS h. wALKEH, DECEASED.
State Of Illinois, Alexander conpty, IS.
To all parties concerned
You ore hereby notified that on Wednesday, the
10th day Of February 1880 the Administrator Of said
estate will present 70 the county court Of Alexander
county, az Caro-, Illinois, HE final report Of
his acts ana doings az such administration
and ask the court 10 be discharged from any
and all further duties and responsibilities connect
ed with paid estate and his administration thereof
Of which time and place, You may be present and
fesist such application IL yon choose 80 ~ do.
SAMUEL +. WALKER
Administrator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

Tue WELI-KNowN SPORTSMAN, HARRY
HAMILTON, 1872 West 3lst street, y. y, did
not believe a ringbone could be cured until
he used Giles Liniment lodide Ammonia,
and now cures Spavins, Splints, and
thoroughpins by its use. Sold by al drug
gists, Send for pamphlet Glles' Pills cures
Dyspepsia. DIR GILES,
l20 West Broadway, NY.
Tria! size % cents. Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

WANTED.--Sherman & Co., Marshall.
Mich, want an agent in this county at
once at salary of 500 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars ad.
dress as above.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

duced to try your remedy, and received
beneficial results from the first bottle. AZ
ter taking four bottles she was entirely
cured. Truly yours
ROBERT b. FITZGERALD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

RHEUMATIsN TwENTY-FoUR IEARs.-A
few bottles OF ST. JACOBS on cured a man
who had suffered with rheumatism for
twenty four years. W. RETSHARDT,
Elmore. Wis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
YOUNG MEN

And Others who suffer nom Nervous aid physical
ton snd The many gloomy Consequence OF early
indiscretDp, etc. are especially bencs.,a by con-
.ultiD. it, contents
The "ELECTRIC REVIEW exposes the unm.,i.
gated Frauds practiceI By qDscks and medical in
posters who profess 10 practice medicine and
points out the only safe, simple, and effective road
10 Health, Nigur and Bodily Energy.
send your address on postal card for & copy. and
information worth thousands vii! be -rLt Won.
Address, The publishers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
CHANcxRY NOTICE

Ferdinand =, S0zior, Ahbiv 4 EO44cf and ".
J. Tracy az hereby noticed that On TIE 2Jtn lay oi
Decen! Der ! y. ls'Y, h!oEGol II PhClGr VINO sues
ar assignee q Bankruptcy OF the estate 81 -Ae Cen
trGl saving Bans, tleG lip t.i ~ iorsCo. are on
the cAancegy ..dc u the Alexander county clgluit
court, IL Tue state - Illinois wherein you ere Lo-
PENDANTS, snG that safe cause j. ROW pending ia
said court. Tia, ;herclpoa & slmmons VS.. issued
out % the clerk. Office .! -siG COJri ScaiEEl yU-
retumab!c on the second MONDAY n February, a..
ID 1870. 20 term % eG!G court then 20 be holden %
the court. house IL Cairo, In said county.
Cairo, December %, ls-4 john 4 EUETU.
SANUEL =. WrEELEE, Su.'r 'or C0nV,r. Cl.4L.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

SIAIE OF ILLINOIS
- County OF Alexander Circuii Court D. A.eliJ.
der county, February Tern, a i -
Malta GlicLri>t
", rIiyOrTg.--.r ClfLCsTy.
Robert Gi!tll!s,.
AitidLy. Of the IoL.r2siGrLCs o. Kobe; r,lc, -
he defendant above named, Elv.I been e. % nc
or.ce O.! TIT CLERK Of laid Circuit 0uU g.. &ls-ll.
de- County uO'iIe hereby =, = % the -Gd ron
resident Gc.eIdhur mat 'ae comp sEoE, a. 4. q
1e. Dill u! complaint ~ Esd Court a'At GLsLC4y
-ica thereo. Oh he stb day o. December, =, '
ls.N. and that o .1nnons -heu.lpol .ss.aG Q-' ..
sGi Court aESi4s, aid l..,a Eu-, retrrGL. va
the 2nd Muac4y 81 Fetl5sf. = 1850 ~ u by
law required.
N0S. Z ef'iol., MET. gGl. he SAD E1'cl. = 70
cnt.,t 'GaL personally b" and appear Dtla-c Tie
-s!l 1.r5g' Guy. % AcyscGer rolITy, On The f,..
GSE % the ngE' 'eriu 'lticU' 10 1e holden - the
t1rE ED-s5 y 4. t!y o. Cairo u aid comfy. ur
tie .rl Monday vi February 4 y. = and plead,
aL'"e- or ceInay a. TIE sG.a gOEpl.LSbts Dill o.!
complaint, H. -aIas, and the matters GpG :hiLs-
therein charged and STATED. VIII be taken as tcL.
fess4c, - decree entered against yol according
10 the prGye: o. .E.g BIZ. John J. REEVE,
CRolM. HtNDElcEs. Clerk
Complainant Solicitor
Caro-, Dvc. *,'a, y. isis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
ally Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

/ .arrest Circulation OF any DAILY IL
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

IT TREATS upon HEALTH. HYGIENE. add
l. Physical Culture. aud j. q complete cucyc,uts.
dia Conformation Gor iuyslGs and those Who sltel
from Nervous. EXLausiiIg and Painlal Diseases
Every subject that bears uuop health and human
hSppsess, receives attention in IL pages: and the
many questions EskeG by suffering LyG.iGs, VINO
have lspared 81! Ccfe, arc answered snd valuable
information i volunteered 10 g. WHO AFT IN Lee. u.
medical advice.
The subject vi Electric Bcli- versus Medicine and
the hundred aud o.e Questions Oiyl,4l importance
10 suffering humanity, are duly col.iceIed aGG eE.
planned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
A. Sumner & Co.'S. Music House

Probably no firm in the line of musical
instruments has ever achieved the success
that A. Sumner i Co, new enjoys Their
display OF musical instruments, from the
finest piano TO mouth harp, surpasses any
thing OF the kind We have seen in Dallas.
This firm holds the agency of some Of the best
manufactures in the country; among them
may be mentioned the pianos made by
Weber, Chickering, Hayetts, Fischer, Emer.
son and Mast. The celebrated pianos made
by j. p. Hale, which this arm has been
handling for the past twenty years, aud
which are not inferior to any
in excellence and purity of tone; from their
greater cheapness they may be termed the
piano of the people. Over six hundred Of
these kings OF instruments this firm has sold
in the state Of TeNa' during the psf four
years. The firm handles large number Of
organs, the principle being the Standard,
which is very superior Oh account of both
excellence and economy and which COM
mands rapid and growing sale. The stock
OF this firm is very large and well assorted,
and their jobbing trade now embraces every
section of tho state. The firm claim that
there is scarcely town in tho broad
limits of the state where they have not one
or more dealers who buy from them.
MIR. Summers long experience in business,
and the liberal arrangements he is thereby
enabled to make both in the east aud in Eu-
rope on their transportation, makes their es-
Enlistment the one in which to secure tho
best bargains in musical instruments in the
state. Their st. Louis house is 70S aud no
Locust street. The premises are large
roony and well adapted to the purpose of
the business. The building is four stories in
height, of the dimensions of 75xl75 feet
The Texas branch of the Arm is III
Main street, Dallas, Texas, and under
the management of Mr.. ID. II. Troopo has
become the largest and most popular in the
state, anG it is solely to be attributed to the
pains taken and business capacity of Mr..
Troope. The commercial rating of the house
is as large as any in Dallas, which is guar
sntee Of the utmost safety in dealing with
them. In conclusion it may be set down as
an unquestioned certainty by our numerous
readers that the place in Texas to get the
greatest value for your money in musical in
struments, is the reliable music house of A..
Sumner Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
JEFFERSON.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
JEFFERSON, Oct. 2, 1880.
The raw month opens with bright
morning and sll. indications are favorable for
the farmer. Since the Republican con-
yentiou last Saturday and nominations by
that body, of candidates for county Offices,
politics il confined to its natural channel and
except occasionally at street corners you sell.
dom hear tho election mentioned. The
Republican party is largely in.the majority in
our county, at least FIVE or six hundred. OF
course it is due to the large population of
colored people A large proportion Of the
white Republicans here are intelligent
and liberal in sentiment. The colOred
men this time insist on sharing
tho Offices and raised the color line in the
convention, the consequence being that their
candidates for sheriff and tax assessor are
both colored men. We have full SETS of
candidates for tho Observation-Disclosures
and one Republican (2oored) There are
no political issues in the canvass TO- district
Judge. Judge Estes, the present incumbent,
and General j. Ii. Rogers are the candidates,
and are making the race in the most pleasant
and friendly manner imaginable. couu-
Gil of the American Legion Of Honor IAN
institution something after the order
of the Knights of HONOR was
organized hero Wednesday night
with 1913 charter members.-Mrs. Anna
Gardner, the wife of our esteemed fellow
citizen, John Gardner, died on Wednesday
night and was buried yesterday evening.
Her disease was black jaundice, which is said
to be prevailing in some sections of our
county. Mrs Batemsn, the mother of
Colonel X. d. Bstemau, of Weatherford, and
A. j. and W. j. Q. Bateman, of this city,
diei last night. Mrs. B. was about slightly
years of age and respected by the whole
community Federal court convenes here
on Monday, the 18th inst. Judge Morrill,
will preside. AS this is a new institution
here there are, of course, but few cases on
the docket. The court room has been fitted
up in splendid style. Farmers are busily
engaged in gathering their crops, and good
business prospects are ahead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

black marble 1t would he more written Of
and become more famous than the dome of
st. Peters on the sthedral OF Strasburg.
The coloring matter of this black Texas
marble seems TO be bitumen, from the cursory
examination have given it. If so ii would
build fabric which would be maislructible
by time. Millions Of ages would not SO
much as tear scale of from t.-Governor
Throckmorton was here n few days ago, and
was greeted by hosts of warm friends. He
is a very much liked man IN Austin. Isn't
it remarkable how this man attaches friends
to him wherever he lives little whileg There
must be something in him that is very strong
to do this He is decidedly the fsvorte for
United States senator here, and will be sup
ported by the Travis delegation, except
probably Senator Terrell, who is said TO in
cline to Maxey. The general impression
here is that if Throckmorton is not next
United States senator, Maxey will not be-
As between Shepard and Jones for congress
in this district. the weight of public opinion
here is decidedly that the latter will be
elected. Shepsrd's friends do not themselves
express any confidence. They say that he
may slip through by being on the ticket
with Hancock and English, but admit that
without this support he has little chance.
My own opinion Is that very many Demo-
Gratis will vote sgainst Shepard who claim to
be his supporters They feel sore about the
way his friends treated John Hancock, and
feel strong dispo itiou to strike back.
Resid S Jones on all hands is acknowledged
to be by far his intellectual superior, and not
much fault can be found of him rs con.
gresham. Shepard's friends implored Ham
cock to take the stump for the former; to
this end they caused his election as Demo
cratic elector for this district, hut Hancock
apparently would not be ufed, and is now
staying 10 the north.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
AUSTIN.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
1SAgJ AUSTIN oe'' o. lSSo'
Austin, q; every Texan ought to know, is
one of the prettiest places in the world. II
is uuluus and strikes tho visitor from the
east or south in quito an impressive way. 1t
ia situated on moro hills than Rome; the
houses are nearly oil built of white limestone,
many of them OF imposing, beautiful and
cast5llatal proportions, and nearly q which
are not so, arc neat aud tasty. While the
buildings are white, the hills on which they
stand are also white being mainly great
rounded piles Of white lime stone. Yet mere
is soil enough on these hills to support a
forest veget ton, and the dark, green foliage
of hundreds and thousands of trees contrasts
beautifully and strikingIy with the. white
hills and white buildings In the Instance
green mountains, covered with cedars, loVn
up against the skies and shut out the
horizon. The place looks as If nature in
tended II for the capital city Of great state,
and whether shc SO intended or not, 1t SO.
Tho blue Colorado murmurs slonl through
the northern and western suburbs, over lis
rocky be-; that is to say, 1t would be blue 4
it we're aut 20 red. II i now inhamed with
great rise, and has been so two or three
months.-rhcre is no state in the union
which has q more lnteN sung
capital than Texas, in itself
and in its surroundings. But
the state house ia unworthy the elevated po-
sition it occupies here. 1t Uses above all the
rest of Austin in altitude, but has no archi-
teotural grandeur, taste or beauty. 1t looks
like All immense Old goods-box, with an ex-
aggerated pine apple cheese porched on top
oft. Texas should have better thing than
that. They aro intending, as you know, tC
build a new state house ut some period, moi
vet well defined, in the future. Some time
400 a countryman brought to the "old al
calde" a peculiar black stone, representing to
him that there wero millions of 1t about forty
miles from Austin. The "old alcalde" We nj
INTO rsntures about it, and said that the new
capitol should be built OF it, A specimen
was shown to me the other day, and found
Il 10 be very nn5, bard black marble, capa
BILE of taking on glistening polish. L
comes, suppose, from the marble falls o.
the Colorado, where there Is indeed enough
of to build several great capitols. A great
building constructed Of this glittering blscl
material perohed on the top OF white Capito
hill, in the midst of white Austin, would
present a rare and peculiar spec
tscle truly. 1t would be the oddes
thing in the world. Let US hop'
the governor will build the capitol of thi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Mr.. j. G. Stark, one of the most popular
saloon men in Texas, has assumed the pro
prietorship Of the above named bar aud bill
lard hall, and is fitting it up in every par
ticular in irstcsss manner. fis bur Is
furnished with the very best Of liquors,
among which is heavy supply of Glen Lee
whisky, nine years old, and which for tlRyo
and quality is unsurpassed in the world. His
billiard tables are ali being newly cushioned
and repaired, and when completed, this viii
undonb .edly become one of the most popu'
lar resorts for gentlemen in Dallas Mr.
stark has secured the services of Mr., John
Hogan as chief, and Mr.. George Waller IS
assistant, bar-keepers, which is an evidence
that his customers will receive polite and OF,
Hcient attention. He wants all his OLD
friends to call and see him at his new stand
In the Grand-Windsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
FORE WORTH.
resnondnnce of the Hernld.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, Oct. ?, 1880.
The grand Jury is in sesson.---The Han
cock and English club did not meet last
night -Four hundred bales of cotton on
the streets to day sold at from 8 to q cents
per pound. Late rains had damaged much
of it and tele. raphed prices from abroad
were wesker.--The U. S. hotel, Il large,
frame building on Houston street, near the
depot, owned by Mrs. Stealy, but rented by
another party, was burned ~
the ground this morning at TWO
o'clock. Another but smaller house nd
Joining and being used rs part OF the hotel
was also burned. This property was insured
for 81, 900, which was near It's value. Many
suggestions as to the origin Of the fire are
mentioned, but nothing reliable can yet DO
reported.--A. w. Lit!leh lie, who bought
wool here last spring, has returned.-An
important and interesting case is pending
this afternoon in the recorders court against
Samuel Evans. 1t is the chronic case of the
cellar once excavated near the depot, over
which was to be erected n large building.
Water oontinu lily stands in this sink and
the town considers II a nul'
ssnce.-Mr Bottomly and family,
who have recently settled in Wise county,
from Detroit, Mich, were in this city yester-
day and bought rjre wagon loads of lumber
to improve the $500 acres of land he has for
ranche- -one wagons Of lumber
loft for Eldorato, Wise county, yesterday
Three churches IRE to be built. Seventeen
hundred pounds of new wool for Palo Pinto
county arrived to-day and sold at 224 cents
, per p5und. -Thn csso of A. g. Walker
ve-su, Garrett end wife, in the district court
was dismissed this morning. Walker sued
Garrett for putting MIN and family out OF
s. house into tire suow.--Local Option
Monarch reign' supreme at the Fort, and Nc
Drawer plays well Us part They ARE tavorite
brands. md are TO b. had at the Local OPP
ton saloon, presided over by the genial Chri,
RintIeman aud Charles Hillar. The imtib
ing of either md few whitfs from u Pacific
Railway Improvement cigar is sufficient Il
make the grand duke smile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

The name, fragrant in its suggestion of u
sweetly-iceuted smoke; the store, IN actual
embodiment of all the grsccs Of the cigar
Step in, reader, and try tho effect of weed
selected from an assortment Of the choicest
brands arranged in an artistic manner, sure
to delight the sense and captivate the soul of
the most exacting smoker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Go to A. j. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for q
drink of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheuser beer This is a
private. quiet place, where one Can spend an
hour pleasantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
what?

Said he, Ed. Burke's restaurant in the rear OF
Lceb's saloonf Why, of course, that is the
place where We can get the best oysters,
served in the best style, the finest fish, and,
in short, the best of meals, served at all
hours of the day or night Gall and see Ed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Go to Ervay & Bro, No. 623 Elm street.
They have large and complete stock OF
everything in their line at bottom prices.
Prescriptions carefully compounded day and
night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

FL Espanol cigar store, on Main street, at
the head of Poydras. Men who love the
weed will find here complete stock Of New
Orleans and imported brands of cigars. A
cigar for cents that will surprise old smok-
eTs. TRY il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

AT 412 Elm street, keeps full assortment OF
family supplica, all fresh ard Of the bsst
quality. Tho trade of the city and country
solicited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

If you wish pure drink Of superior
whisky, wine or beer, or fragant cigar, go
to Loeb's saloon, corner Of Main and Martin
streets, where you will be treated in most
courteous manner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
Europe

Cheap ties to and from Bremen to Dallas
Only $50. Apply to w. X. Wheelock, cor.
ner Main and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

B. NJ. Bond keeps the celebrated Stonewall
whisky, specially fer family and medicinal
purposes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

You will never miss bargain by buying
your groceries Mt Jos. MenCzers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Tho latest New York s,y'cs, light colored
dolmsns; SEQ them at Il. Bauman's, FOG Elm
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

b. NJ. Bond, at 4l2 Elm street, keeps the
best brands of can goods, all fresh and new.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

SalesIades md apprentices wanted al
Bauman's, 705 Elm street.
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For perfect fitting boot or shoe go to
WoolFs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Ladies' wooden and cashmere suits at e
Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Every family should keep Lemps beer IN
the house, for il will keep of diseases and
save doctors bills.
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
Jews FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs

The Negroes of Marion County 20 Draw
the Color Line In POlitics-Fire at
Fort W0rth-items from Calves
tOn-CuIiings from the
Capital, Etc Etc.
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-17
THE PRESS.
BATH LOCALS.
THURSDAY, Dec. 16.

THURSDAY, Dec 16.
More snow but little of it.
The police found Mr.. Lemont's stolen boat
on Preble & Dunton's wharf last night.
Dr. Chas. Durham, graduate of the Maine
Medical School, will make Dr. Bibber's office
his headquarters until spring.
A vessel with cotton for Lewiston is daily
expected. 1t is a pity the cotton is not for this
city.
gentleman of this city has an autograph
of Queen Victoria
Fifty men are at Arrowsic fishing to-day.
Mr.. AL Preble is engineer of the Marion.
Ship Marcia Greenleaf was towed to sea this
morning She will load at New York with oil
for Liverpool.
Public schools close tomorrow.
A North End shanghai has been taught to
crow at the word of command. Most ROSTERS
will crow without being commanded.
The closing night of the G. A. R. fair was
as great success as the opening. The hall
was packed like sardine box. Many COM
mented on the taste with which the hall had
been decorated with bunting and flags Fol-
lowing we give the lucky drawers of prizes:
Chamber set, Geo. Snow; skates, w. w.
Dodge; barrel of flour Mrs. S. j. b. Davis;
easy chair, w. p. Neatly; napkin rings, Mrs.
j. l.. Rogers tea spoons, &. S. Prebe; cigars,
T. A. Norton vases, DR.. L. HI. Kimball; cof-
fee, VIM NJ. Hitchcock; raisns, John Big
gins; barrel apples, Z. c. Parshley; knives,
Mrs. S. L. Kelly. The total value of the
prizes amounted to $76.2O. As on both nights
the hall was crowded the post must have
cleared a very handsome sum for charitable
purposes.
The Advent Church revival cont nues to at
tract crowds nightly.
The North Street Baptist Church will give
a Christmas concert one week from next Sab
BATH
A lot of sugar cane came in on the after
noon train.
Arctic founders are being caught off the
rivers mouth.
Some of our Bath bellies attended the Ger
man in Brunswick last evening.
The Phi Rho boys propose series of So
cables.