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every cent of which was cheerfuly contributed
by few willing citizens.
Other meetings have been held throughout
the state, and probably attended with similar
expense, some more, some less; but as your
people have held similar meetings ] judge you
will admit that they have also paid their bills.
Further than this have no knowledge of any
expenditures.
Now will you, or some other member of the
firm of Garcelon & Co. tell how much they
have spent from the State .fund (''the peoples
money! to pay their spies COZ missioners, at
torneys at law, soldiers, extra policemen,
transportation of munitions of war, &c. And
while you are about it, please tell us when the
placing of bayonets to bar the approach to a
state capitol became Democratic principle.
Don't be selfish and ask all the conundrums
yourself, but answer like a man.
And, finally, have you forgotten how your
party howled and shouted at our side for years
about 'bayonet rule" until it really was the
prime cause that deprived the Republicans of
their majority in the National House of Rep
resentatives at the election in 1874, from
which they have yet scarcely recovered? Now,
that you have resorted to troops and bayonets
at the State House at Augusta, where do you
expect this conduct will land your party?
Comment becomes unnecessary. "If the
righteous scarcely are saved, &C."
Yours respectfully,
JAMES A. HALL.
Damariscotta, January 9TH 1880.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CA r D..

Although all kinds of mefciaafa-
disc in our line is advancing i'm
price we shall stick to our usual
plan and make prices at this sea-
SON of the year, which will induce
the public to visit our store and
purchase goods. Many broken
lines and sOiled goods wish to
close and are willing to sacrifice.
On regular goods we shall keep
our stock complete and make
special prices, i'm order that we
may have no ''dull season." and
keep all our clerks employed
through the year. Ii pleases us 10
have people visit our store at amy
time, whether wishing to pur-
chase or not. Examine goods and
ask prices without feeling under
obligation to buy.
Respectfully,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-06
Engine Companies.

6uSl SluO SOla aPohlOS
The various engine companies held their an
uual elections last evening and chose officer
as follows:
MACHIGoNNE NO. l.
Foreman-Jere Ilsley.
Clerk-Albert S. Mi 'chell.
PORTLAND NO. 2.
Foreman-E FL. Sargent.
Clerk-Thomas Dunn.
CUMBERLAND NO. 3.
Foreman-Richard III. Ball.
Clerk-Henry s. Bennett
Treasurer-Richard II. Ball.
Steward-Howard ID. Waldron.
FALMOUTH NO. 4.
Foreman-A. F. Griffin.
Clerk-H. +. Gurney.
Thomas III. Williams.
CAsCo NO. 5.
Foreman-Robert III. Murphy.
Clerk-Wm. Hennessey. ss.-
Steward-Samuel FL. Cannon.
WASHINGTON HOOKS NO. l..
Foreman-B. l.. Sawyer.
Clerk-W. r. Gribben.
HOOK AND LADDER NO. 2.
Foreman-John N Long.
Clerk-Frederick II. Webster.
Steward-Jo ohm r. Parsley.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-06
Annual Meeting.

HyHE Annual Meeting of the Todd Non-Freezng
i Hydrant Co. will be held at the office of S. G.
Andrews, 1873 Middle Street. Portland, TUESDAY,
January 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for choice of
Directors and any other business that may legally
come before them. j. j. GERRISH, Secretary.
Portland, January 1880. jan6dlw@
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-06
An Open Letter.
The following letter was sent to the Arg

The following letter was sent to the Argus
yesterday:
To re Editor Of the Portland Daily Argus:
Il your paper of Saturday, January Sd, after
pul shing portion of an interview taken
froli the Boston Traveller, you remark: "If
Bla le s. Co. have spent getting up this ex-
cite tent the public could judge better how
ext mely spontaneous it has teen."
V ell, SO far as I know 1 going to tell,
and hen ask you one or two. The meeting at
this place cost as follows:
Ken OF nail. So.OO
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-06
The Supreme Court Decision.
HOW THE DEMOCRATS FELT YEsTER
DAY

How the Legally Elected Members OF
the Legislature Can be Plac ed on the
Rolls.
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Gan;e Mummfr 765.

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Sd5auoern Dor Ser odbnenoen 0rnff.
Waaen poler Sooten luitroen 6sr6xfqe.
fabren: il, hsr Mruft ferh5} Honhff1 Mrbei~
ter, ,peIff,e if5fDabs1r. slllpyiien Nil rof<ur
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uno in Die 9eibe Ieotsn. 9is 1rnuen
brdnatsn ldiidtern slinr gDeaoe6sil ba
.fiel elm M3ort. meld1e8Ffie ME ETH 8ann.
.iprntt, an Die Gtede feTieIte.
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g8ie elm yliB floa Die friide Grinneruug
I'm nen Moub hss WerIoh,,,,ns sri,,oss &, hersr
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Qoaif d.

Gin @aif beflaste iid5 beim Wirih eints
ndB er oas 2eBis Dcin Jab be&
fommen babe. Ser gDirth ermiberfe
barauI: has 2ebte pom GaB III ia bod
oas RoitIihlie :: oenn iehen sic, bas Qsbte
iit Der Reit, Der Reit III 6mweigeu,
5hmeigen III Sob, Cob III bas Roji.
Litiis: iOl8Ii9 1T bas 2sBts pom TuB bas
RoiflidaIte."
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ar Den Better, Der
Gweras 2lot6.
Taust sGrinnsrans an Sie 1aae Ses
Gbiadt bet Jena.

Sn q oifsnen DsateriaIwaarenlabe
IN Der gaIIt Su Sena, iDelher meinem
@roBpd Dem Raufmann uno Ratbs-
aliehor b0.te, berridte an Wormittas
oes II. pber 1906 elm re8es 9reiben.
Balerls maegeno, Die ihre HeDurfnilIe
an SoloiI paren bier 3i bolen pfleatsn,
IN iDeit reidsnosn R6fen unb ben
Dreimalt i Dem Gopfe, Staotbiiresr
mil SAl IN, lansen Neiteu uno itei.
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ititulireno
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Ginhnhsr Nrfia.

Vantier: uSeben sic. iueine Ssrren,
oas lit nun nieine nene BeIiBnng. Ni9t
pnhr, cine t6ltlidle Yilas Nun, lie fDltet
mid aud mas Gbrlides =
gnniiher Sdulfumerao hes
YMaS GbrIibsa ? Gaa's
bod seraoe bsraiis: sic iOHet Did Nelnl
Gbrli1teit!! =
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MannigfaltigfS.
Bel Der NMsbebana.

9ipiiions. .BeFebI: Uei Der Mnstebung
limb fur ben Stab bes @eneraI. sfnmmnns
bos tn Der 9iDiiiOa brei a6he ansSube-
ben
Yssirts. WsIbune Ser t6nislihen Di.
pilion Die er9ebsne Dsdouna, oaB i'm eafis
sen 8e;irf tein 23h ouf5utreiben ilf.
S3plte he9oerlel6en mil bret GDminnen
! TsSslent ieIn, 10 f0fnis Der Hsharl s-hsdts
ipereen.
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q m Gafk So dutr.

81: Ser RrcnsIer 1T NAL sia Eei6ia<r
aator! gans. Z sldsbis iist g aat unO ds-
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Ber 5slbItIoRsseit! SID isEbsr i{iebll er
oen. 5Alaf um itn aHossn EI i&ens
fen....'
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Hpr @sri@f.

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Qnaeftdgters ia, hkr NfaExeg
bal nns getraut, abtr uifhf bnf 8t6Rkt
amt. Wir ieben TN G6Iibot 1n{amrS1n.
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aa mpIuab Ralbx

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einen fraiia0iii6sn Sourualiilln 11lk psI|s
tiIhen RabinstSAei ernanllt. ''T
g.: Der lOitb HI @lont(aeoto i 4l y
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

AT the time Of the accident TO the rail
road bridge across the Tay, by which three
hundred lives were lost, the wind was blow
ing at the rate Of seventy-two miles per
hour, equal to pressure of forty pounds on
the square foot According to statement
made by Mr.. William Tallack, of the How
nrd association of Glasgow, the railway OF
aicials must have long ago felt the danger
of sending trains across in such gale.
Mr.. Tallack says that in the autumn of last
year relative of his was crossing in a train
during storm, and the lady states that
the passengers were requested to open the
carriage windows, so as to offer as little re.
sistance as possible to the wind, and they
did so, meanwhile crouching beneath the
seats. If, therefore, the officials knew the
danger last year, it is incomprehensiblt
how they should have been oblivious of i
on that fatal Sunday, and this is by ne
means the least important point towart
which the investigation into the causes o
this dreadful disaster will have to be III
rected.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

The assessors Of the city Of New York
value the property there for this year at
2s,ls3.4l7 rlore than las; year. Since the
last valuation very large number Of
buildings have been erected, and many i'm
proyements have been made. tbs doubt
fll. however, If this increase has been alto
gether brought around by new buildings
and Improvements. It is more than prob
able that there has been Al increase in the
the value Of property IN many parts OF the
the city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
WATER AS FUEL.

Detroit Free ffess
Dr. A. +. Jennings, who during the past
six years has been in the Lake Superior
mining country, was in the city, at the
house of his brother, No. 691 Cass avenue,
for short time past, and left for Chicago
last evening, his mission being the develop
ment Of an enterprise which, if il proves
successful, will be one of the greatest in
ventions of the age. During the past ten
or twelve years DR.. Jennings has been con-
s,antly studying the old problem of uuliz-
ing water as fuel. How nearly accomplish
ed is the effort the doctor does not Just now
care to state, except to say that the demon
STATIONS he has already made have been
satisfactory to that extent that capitalists
are satisfied that water can be used as fuel,
and have contributed means to perfect the
invention. 1T is the old, old theory" said
the doctor to reporter Of the Free Press,
"ot reducing water TO its original elements
and then uniting there in such a way
that they will bum; only I am conf
dent that my work, which begins where all
previous efforts stopped, will in the end prove
entirely successful. and that within the next
year you will. if you live, hear of water he
ing used in place of coal and wood"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

ashamed to confess il among his radical
countymcn,n Nlursell has got back to
Rochdalc and is telling all about us. The
objection to the American steamer was its
greasy waiters--"who exercised manhood
suffrage in the sense of one man being as
good as another TO Il disgusting extreme,
and ought to be kept in the geological gar
dcns amongst the sEunks and polecats.'
The sentiment is an admirable one for a
Christian minister to utter. But II Mursell
hates the waiter, it's gratifying to know that
he's no longer preiudiced against the negro.
"The poltcncss, grace, and gentlcness of
the average negro was graceful relief ilom
the coarse and supercilious nonchahancc OF
the typical Yankee, whose great character
lstic was his utter want of sensitivenesS and
generous regard for the Feelings OF others,
which was looked for as the result Of breed
ing and culture, and which was the Unborn
grace of the poor negro, whom the Yankee
had crushed for ages, and whom lie
despised still" None of his RochdaIe
friends seem to have suggested to MurselI
that he has written himself down what
Dogberry desired to be written.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

IT is asserted that Edison will not get a
patent for his carbonized paper horseshoe
lamp without q contest. 1t is claimed by
persons who are interested in the lamp in
vented by Prof Sawyer that there is moth
ing new in the carbon arc, and that it was
used in the Sawyer lamp nearly two years
ago. They have fled an application for an
interference, and have also forwarded to
the patent Office one Of the Sawyer lamps
There are reasonable grounds for believing,
therefore, that the question as to whether
or not Edison has invented anything new
will soon be determined
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
OUT OFTHE FAMILY.

II man is on the cars ana sees a young
lady he doesn't know from Eve and never
saw before, trying to LET down the window,
he throws down his papers, takes of his
hat, bows himself double, smiles himself
clear around TO his after collar button, says
swcctly. ALLOW me:' and closes the win
dow with graceful skill and charming
courtesy.
If his sister says, Tom, won't You please
let the window down for me- he tucks his
papers savagely under his arm, and stalk
ing across the aisle, stands on her feet
while he lowers the window with slam
that fills her eyes and hair with dust, And
if his wife, holding the baby on one arm
and the lunch basket on the other, tries 10
let down the window. and says timidly and
SUCCESSFULLY "0h, dear I don't believe
can get it down. he grunts, says, "Eh, oh ~
and buries himself still deeper in his paper
That's what you're coming 10, Laura.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
THE INNOCENT OLD MAN.
Detroit Free Press


The other day the police at the Union
depot noticed feeb!e-looking old man
wandering in and out TO kill time until his
train should depart, and as he several times
displayed quite roll OF bills, he was eau
TONED 10 look out for pickpockets and con-
tidence men.
Wouldn't anybody rob an old man like
would they" he innocently asked.
The warning was repeated, but he logged
around as before, and alter time was seen
IN consultation with TWO strangers, who had
walked him around TO the wharf. An OFF,
Ger got him away from them, and angn!y
said
Didn't | warn you against strangers!
Those fellows are after your money"
But how Can they get it when have it
in my pocket and my hand on it all the
timer
well, you look out"
Yes, will look out; but | don't want
to be uncivil. When anybody talks 10 me
| like to talk back
The strangers soon had him on the string
again, and in about quarter Of an hour
they left him in hurried manner, and he
sauntered into the depot with his wallet in
his hand.
There, You've let en- beat YOU" ex.
claimed the officer. How much did you
lend themW
Wall, they wanted SEQ" he slowly re
piled.
And you handed it over OF courseN
Il give en- a $50 bill and got $50 back. -
well, you'll never see the bill again"
u kinder hope not" he chuckled, as he
drew down his eye. 1T was counterfeit
which my son found in Troy, and, being as
| am very old and innocent, and not up TO
the tricks Of this wicked world, guess I'll
git into the cars before somebody robs me
of my boots! If any one should come
around looking for me, please say I'm not
at homer
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

HUNGER and cold weather are playing
havoc with the people OF Silesia. Hun
dreds have died Of actual starvation or Of
the hungcr-typhus, which is caused by in
sufRcien, nourishment. The unusually Sc
we're winter following partial failure of
tife potato crop is the immediate cause Of
the distress, but back Of that there Is
heavy taxation, the daily exactions of an
arbitrary government which maintains a
standing army of lazy, in.oient and dom
ineering soldiery.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF An OLD
NuRsE.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
the prescription of one of the best Fem ale
Physicians and Nurses in the United States.
and has been used for thirty years with
never falling safety and success by millions
OF mothers ana children, from the feeble
infant OF one week old to the adult, II
corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind colo, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health aud comfort to mother and
child. We believe it the best and sures,
remedy ii the world, in all cases of Dys.
EMERY and Diarrhpa in children, whether i,
arises from teething or from any other cause
Full directions for using will accomnany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac.
smile Of Curtis & Perkins is on Inc ont.
side wrapper. Sold by all Medicine deal.
crs. rs cents bottle
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

PERHAPS America was entertaining on
angel, or something, unawares. Murcell, of
Rochdsie, England, went Undecided here,
but he is great man at Rochdale--a Bri-
ton and minister of the gospel, who, hav.
ing visited Chicago, hurried to Canada
land pressed his lips to the image of VIC.
toris upon the postage stamp, and was not
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

SyATE or ILLINOIS,
~ County Of Alexander, Il

SyATk or ILLINOIS,
- County oi Alexander, Crcpit Cour Of hltX.
hnder county, February orm, a, j, ltS
Frances Qulgey,
w, Divorce In CbRnCcyy
Frank Qaieicy,
tfdavil Of the pouTesidenee OF Frank Quigley,
the defendant above named, having been dled in the
oSce Of The clerk Of SAID crtat court of Alexander
county, notice is hereby given 20 The said nonIesi
dent defendant thai lhc complainant has filed her
hill al complaint IN said court on the chancery side
thereof on The eth day OF December, 4. D. 1872 and
that asnmmons hereupon issued out Of said court
Ggs!n.t said dGiepdan returnabla the 2pd Mon
dSy o. February, A, y, 1880, pe IL by law required
Now therefore, lnle.s you, The said Frank qaig.
ley shall personally be and appear before the said
c!rca't court 0f Alexander csunty on the fret day
nf The next term thereof 10 be holden tt the court
!lurt 10 the city of Cairo, in sad county, on the
se1onG Monday Of February, 4. u. 1857, and plead.
aGswer OF deDlpI 20 The said complairanis bill OF
complaint, The ssIne, and The matters md things
therein charged and stated, viii be taken az con.
itsset and decree entered aganst you according
10 the prayer Of raid bill
J0EN A REEVE, Clerk
wv l. hENpKCRs, Cnm2iGiLElt'S solicitor
December -, 4. D 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
CNnANcEEY NOTICE.

e. L, BAKER and julia l. R1Eer sYe hesoby rct..
fed that Ou the 9Th day OF December. \. D. 1917,
Charles 9 RO.Iep, TDo sues ~ receiver Of tie os.
tate OF the Safety Deposit Life Insurance company,
fled bis bin Of foreclosure u the crclit court Of
Alexander county, Illinois, or the chancery side
thereof, wherein yoi, together With e. g. brown,
James W EDDY, LiIcDr DEbois, and FFsucie 4 &.
Riddle, are defendants, and hat said suit IS nov
pending IN said court, That ,heseUpou summous
was issGcd out % thu clerks Office o. said court,
In said cause Icturpatlc CT sac second Monday Of
February, \. n, 1880, 10 tenn Of sad court hen
10 b LOldoa a. TIE coGr!hOusc IN Cairo n sad
county OF Alexander and stat Of !NilGs.
Cairo, December u, 1870. jOEN REEVE
SWIVEL J. NMEIRR sol,r .oI NomI.N. C.eIh-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
SHERIyP'S sALR

BY y,rtse Of Two executions !ssacg ori O. ne
clerks oh.cr Of the comfy corr, o. Alexander
county and STATE VI Illinois, and 10 me directed.
whereby am commanded 20 make the Gmoant D.
two certain Judgements recently Ohisiued against
Jacob Lynch in favor Of Harry G. Johns, and
WilliGm { Johns, and one in favor Of Jacob Traoer
goods and Cha;tcs Of the ssid Jacob 9. Lynch, I
have levied on the following described properly,
towi,; Lot numbered three ~ in block
numbered forty eight t4t) in the city
Of Cairo, County Of Alexander and State
Of Illinois Therefore, according 70 said CON.
mBnd, shah expose for sale a. public auction, all
the right i,le and ia,ere., Of the above named
Jacob . Lynch in and 70 the Sboye described
properly, o. II o'clock am . on Tuesday, the 3rd
day o, February 1870 Fat the westerly door Of the
court houso in Cairo. lliLoi-
Ds;ed ~ Caro-, Illinois, this fifth day Of Jen.
uGFy, lse0 JOHN Homes.
Sheriff Alexander County.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
1vy1sIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY

IT seems TO the Chicago News that moth
inn in this wide world would teach Eng
land how to treat Ireland deccntly half 50
we'll as about two hundred thousand or
three hundred thousand Irish peasant each
peasant carrying a musket and forty
rounds of ammunition.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

BAD BIoop.---A serious emeu,e occurred
on John street last night between two horny
handed sons Of toll, which resulted IN a
broken arm for Smith and cracked rib
for Jackson, For bad blood there is moth.
ing equal 10 Scovill's Blood and Liver Sy.
rup, which drives out al impurities like
magic.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20

ONE Box OR SIN BoTrLES If Won
are suffering from a combination of liver
or kidney diseases, and constipation, do no,
fail to use the celebrated KidEcy-Wort. 1t
is a dry compound as easily prepared as a
cup Of coffee, and in one package is as much
medicine as can be bought IN six bottles Of
other kinds.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
New YORK Cry. Iunn i6 1870

~ ~'''' "uiS ~, io'V.
ENTIRELY REcOvERED.---H. II. Warren
a. Co.GEsTLEAEN--l hereby certify that
my wife has been using Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver cure for Bright's Diseae
and she is now entirely recriged. When
all physicians remedies faiovershe was in.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
NOTICE.

STATE 81 Illinois C.-.u.' C0.r' at AIezs-,
Alexander C0lL'y lss ..a Fe.. ''-r 'ssN
LIZZIE Wake
Robert Wake!
u CGaACeTy
Affidavit NJ he non residence %! FlOef. Wa.s,l
The defendant above named. haTinc o.eL lled n
nsOt,e oihe clerk ofsGG CiTcG!;-O-rt " 4 eIarler
Comfy notice hereby gwen 20 The said non. fesl.
dent defendant that the conf lsinan: bar llec nor
b.! OfcomplsiI! 10 Sad COgr: on TIE CtanCe'y SIDE
thereof on the lgtt day o. December, A, y, rs,
and that summon. ;hercupCn issueG on; OF s4.d
LOuTI again. -sid criendBn., retGrlgble OF tie
second Monday % February, B. ., 81, a. IL by o."
required.
Now, therefor 4n,css YOU, me SID Robert
WALKER shall personally be sud appear before tie
laid Circuit Court Of Alexander County IN The tr-t
dayo thC next ,efm thereof, 20 b. holden a; he
count House IL the City o. Cairo, IN raid County on
The Second Monday If February. a. y. 1880 and
plead. answer or dem1r 20 the said complainant; :
bill OF compliant. he same and the matter, and
hlugs therein charged and stated vii be taken a.
confessed. snG decree entered against you accord.
lrc;o The PRAYER Of said bill
JOHN a. REEVE. CLERK
q ". HENDRICKS Coup't Solicitor
December, Nth. A, D. 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

EsTA.E or DESSI- SULLIVAN. uEoEAsEc.
TIE lnde'- srcd hEyins been appointed Adm. De-
st:ttor Of ne est:'e q: U,uu.r Sullivan late ~ i.e
cJEn'y Of Aieyaudr! ELC >,ate o. Illinois, Gecels-
I'd. hereby -,V's .Otle. .EEi be viii appear before
ID. Comfy Corr; 20, Alexander coluty. a. ne
Court HOlse y CL..O - ne March term. OF ne
second Monday .l Narct EeT.. 6, waicH time g..
peIsocs having claims sgsiE.: -a4d estate ", u0..
ned l-L requested - attend ip5 he pErrOse o. hay
!us The ssme adjusted Al peTsOi- .EG,b tec 20
sad estate aye Eequtst.dtO make immediate y,y.
ment 70 Il. undersigned
PATRICK SULLIVAN. Adlai i.Usto-.
Dl;ed Ills lEh day OF January a. .. 1881.