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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
(ginatianst.l
stimmcn aus Sem ssole.

stb, tuie baben Sic mir 70 aus BEN
Sepen seipro6en, Iiebsr 0rudsr, mi
Sbrem glrtitel iiber llbrenfauf fir BIZ
Yormanner Der Seribieoenen 9lrbeits,
seber. R6nnten nur bic betreffenoer
9eripnen, bic eisentIi9 bic SeeIe ieSea
bieler nnternebmen iino, bic 9e~niin.
i6uuaen zines SeSen anbbrsn, mie i'd
tie 10 oft ibpn Dsb6rt babe, ipie bic
!9Gnoe niirben iie beibGmenS babon
Iaufeu. @arum seben bic glrbeitss
Beber, bic bod ben erbBten Yrpiit bon
BEN Soben baben, ni6t IoI6e Oei6snte
- miiilsn eS SsraSe 9lrbeiter iein?
nno oI tommt mir ia aud nod bic
Sara OrbinanS - ADJ, ou Iieb,r glus
suitin, Sober mB6te serne Gsi6afte
tbun, pOmbeIi6 pieI Yrofit MAIDEN,
aber feline Taren besableu. g8arum
9eben gepiiis 2eute ni6t often bsraus
unb iaSen ben Iieben Serren Die
Goniumenten iiIo nod Ian9e ni9t bod
Scnus beiteuert, aud Der glrbeiter ioQte
mebr besabIteu. Sa, iper fam oas
IlIen re6t MAIDEN - bod eines ipIItsn
iib uniere Stootpater ;u Sepen ncb.
men: iis ioIIten ni6t msbr ouS8eben,
als iie elnnebmen ba mare bic Sadie
eIeid abssma6t.
limb iper IOQ Gag uno gtabt am
gnbe unisres 6euer'SeIepbone Itsben ?
- seipiB ni6t Der poIi;iIt, e.m Der
9sb6rt ia auf bic Strabt. 9tm Gnce
ssiSen uniere 5eueraIarmgdicr bon
iSlbit oaS 9prbanosniein eineS 6euers
an, ocer ipie mare eS, ipenn SeSsr, bti
bem eS brennt, a6t Gage supOr BEL ben
bstrsfenoen Beriouen slnieise ma6ts.
SD babe bur6aus ni6ts gcgen ben
SeIepbOn, absr in Scranton pdre cS
nod nidt nDtbiS ssiueien unO ioate eS
aud bon 9tuBen iein, iper bat ben
srDbten SortbeiI Sapon? - seiuiB nidt
bic 9iirscr, iOnbern bic Ssusrbsrt1ers
unsS Geieqi6aften uno eben
barllm, neil Die SeuerUsriiderung
Elm Yribatunterncbmen 1T, 10 iUate
Der IeIepbOu in bieier Sa6e elm Sri.
patumternebmen iein. Sd neib f6cn,
9lles mil einnebmen, nur ni6t aussss
ben.
@eibnadten tommt immer nSber,
uniere 2aufIeute Goa babtn mir ia ,piea
Der aipet neue in REV WaroitraBe, mans
LID SriB Gang unO GottfrisO gber,)
trir8en bon Gag Su Gag einen rcitsren
ShaB bon Gbriitass8eidenfen sur
Ausf fsIlun9. 9tur beran, meine Ssrrr
idaften.
Dir ipirbS ficccnO beiB, mem i'd
baran bents, pelbs unmaiie Sis unier
GisbanbIer Drum IeBte g8o6e eiuse'
erntet bat - mo BIei9 obsn bran Iino
ssSenpGrtis 2eute beI6ditist, mad
Gcblen ;u bObren, Die nbtbigen Dtateras
lien iino leBte g9p6e bingeI6aiit pprs
ben iper Die llntsruebmtr iinp, tptiB
i6 nt6t, trOtbem idsc tdb: Slid auf
- 8as ipeiter oben paiiirt lit, ipeib id
nibt, oenn od fommt DO. 8 grN ponH
nidtS ais g9alb.-
Der TD6 belt bier aub ipicSer ieine
Grnte, er bat uniern ,Sremo Simon
&ommingsr na6 Iausem SsiSen pun
uns aenomnen Der SerItorbCne ers
rsihte eln gtIter bon % Sabrsn, II
@tcnaten unc stIiReR Tastu. 6riese
icinsr 9lids
Serr 6riecrib 9tpie ipurSc ais IeIe.
sat Sur 6eusrmanrsoeriommIun in
1teaeinS Sep6bIt.
Der SQiaer 9iteratur Sercin modt
N9 J.. nar gFu'h. i""er i,"...:6er 9ur53as, ,ucm
- - etloaa @stlen tonu, nero id e6
tbun, GS ircut mid, baB ii6 iunst
Vidnnsr 8eflmoen babsn, bic fir OaS
ShDne unO 1ute einiteben, mir ;u unO
Slid auf mcins 5rcuuoe - staeS Su
ieiner 3eit,
Sans StumpfieIe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

= 8it Gu nieSerBeid,IaBen, ent'
muibist umb i6pa6 i'm 3tiiden? Ser'
urIadt Dir 0eben. 0ebcn poer Steben
Stsmepen I'M Jliiden? Damn bait Ou
bic aetertrauibeit unb 9rOf. 8uiImyites
fran;SEiGje5 glterenpiIaiter 1T oas ein.
sise iidere 4eiImittel, has Did idnea
unO Sauern6 beti... Obne beiuen Dtasen
nit uuangencbmcr Mebijin su filIen.
8crIanse eS bon SeMsm slpotbefsr
unS a ebrau6e tein u noerss .
Sat sr's nidt, 70 i6ide $3.50 an bic
,,Srsn6 9ab Co." IpIebo, O., uilo
Su betommit es nit nGditer Bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

- llniere 9eIer ipItcn ii6 erimern
bah bie.9(. g. Z. Go. ibpa3en Sbubs
ipiBen weI6e in elmer anocren SpaIte
5. y. anBcSeiSt ipercen, 10 IanSe iple bic
Dtttaaipigen SetrO8en ipereen tonnen,
wabren6 iie sIeiA;eitig ben S9ub pers
IbTnern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
S5faat uaD GOuntb.

rS Der Gisarrens mb TabafS'
bdnSler 9tpti oman. ipsl6er le'n
Sauprauartier an Der Gde bon Sadas
tpanna uno @aibinetpn glpenueS bat,
riidt fir bic 6eisrtaSs ms 6slO init els
ner rei6en 9tuSpabl bon 8au6ers uten'
Iilien, ais ba iinO: Weeri6aum', Soli'
unb onoere 9feifsu, GigarrenbaItsr,
Gmis, IabatSbsutsl II, I. 10. 8orSt9'
Iide abgeIaserte Gisarrsn, bette Haua.
tabate, S6nupftabat uno glues, mas
in feline 8ran6e eini6Id9t. (4D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
2 pretbt BEL inns DDr
Scr0cRt mi6f,

bas man iettritit bic t,f,n gprtbtile bsir
Raui, ven SaI9En. une WancuPrfn Spmnd'
aasn, Silbtrpdaun &c. bti
6rce III a II
srbalttn Fann. Gin srUbr une tltsanttr Ver-
ratb etr iiugNtn Wiuhfr aui bic lplietlts Srf
psrirrtigt fcTtpabrtnp pcrrdibigj aIlt Sfr'
Ilufen glrtifsl ptretn 9drantIrt.
Reparaturen dr llbrtn une SuTtIfl'
pire ipnitIs guimtrfiantsit uibsiIt.
Sm store ptre 0sut q Q e
prp6eu. Is. 9S. Sreemant
t95 gndlpaund Wp. VaIlep 9aus Slod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
Renuiplpauia 8oblcu Gp.'s Gt'
icnbabn.

gulabt 8urnors fir SGtplts 8 25 nbr Nor
rsu. llbr Wahmttass uHs fOmmt an In
lplsy nm 10l llbr Iorssns une 5 upr
gsadnii.taos. GnIGet Sap!t9 fur Eun-
NOR. 7.A0 SGrmitta9s uns upT
gla1mittage unp fcmnlt in Dunniert an I'm
LAS gcrmitiagS uuC 3t5 giabmiiiass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
Die foIeenOen 01ednunssn purben


Senebmi9i:
Gran & price, 5 70 Is
! 3. }. !SrwIsy, | so
| 8. Q. 9pbnipu & 60, 60
". ". Jtobinien 70 90
Common Goundmdnner 293 90
| slntboup 9niebt lis 81
SerdntCu 6jas & gSalIer So. 260 SO
| 9rbu Htpbp, II 20
dissenting Sau-Grmpaus, so IS
| ". Z, Suabes, 1 ~
Mrs. Wctjrall, 10 90
| s. 9raelso, fl 90
@,rUpirtnct Gjas & gPniier &c. 226 IS
| Srrdntcn WAS uu6 gSaIer &C. 256 OS
eyes parf Gas Sc. t73 Is
*psnua GlObe 0lsli1t So. 32t 30
Sbcmas glswitt 30 75
! ". ~. gSalib, II 90
| Dl. $. gdvrlle, 90
*5bpmaS q. Dunbar 6 90
| Nsr Dunbar, b 50
gBm .. Gpdprl, 8 So
| yadlpauna Gtisn s. SrhIsn &c. % t3
glmbrcir WulIty, 10 90
SiaaF Sict. . 26
Sraulpn Strss Compare, 29 so
Iimstby Gjilbecl, Z 90
Scbn Ssrmyu, 50
ynpler & Iplpbin, 80
| Sunt grps. II. So. 3 10
Iidicn Manufnctltring Go. Is
9lapp u. 'Onrs Manufacturing &c. IL 70
f8eerirt.
0egsu bic 8shnunB Der 9enniplD.
0osIiDbt So. ivurSen Die geippbnIt6en
8eoenten gemabt.
Jtupe bcantragte, in Der II. 9Saro
elm 3immer fir bas iseuer. leIepbOu Su
mietben, Seiisn idbrIide 0lietbe $50
nidt iibcritei8e; bem 9OIiiei Gpnlite
;useWieien.
Der Druid td6tiiber gsrOrSmunsen
ipuree Dem ,,9iepubIican", ais benz nies
brighten Sieter, ;useipieien.
Srn. 5rant SUbnfcn iuuroe Der Son.
trait sur 8eparatur mebrerer baufdlis
gen 9rtiten iibergaben, ba Der friibere
Contractor @iaiams bic Staot psrIaI.
fen babe.
SbOmpion Seridtete, bab Sas Stsuer
Gomite nit Der 6eitiebung Der 8iif.
ItGnSe iaumIeIiSer Stsuer GoIleltnrsn
Sortidritte made. 60 idulOe 2Uftus.
na6 glbSus aIer ieiner Sorotrmsen,
nod $500. Der Stabt Collector be,
ri6tete, bab er Sdritte eessn Die riIds
itGnoigsn SdaBmeiiter gstbnn babe
uno 8s9en Steuer Goaettoren ebenio
psrfabren werbe, iobalO bic 8etrdee
fcitSsitelt ieicn. Sertast.
I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

= @ir ipdrsn spr siuiee Sastn turtb tinsn
unitrtr Btratr ithr dmuiirt, etr ppu Rbtu.
maiisnns nsesrsteriidi mar, plSglid ltins
arlldtn binrtspdrf uue iib fir 70 iuna II.
ilarts ais tr tigtutlib KIN icllit, unO tmphsblt
CT Hobsris SmbrotaiicH jtoer dlttu Iamt in
en Siaet 9rcbss gintmtnt eas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

- 8tiisnbs iolIKn INNER sint 5laibt rpn
Gms's Iyitntuis Gompcun0 jum ioipriissn
@straud tiir Saudpsb bel ih iiibrsu, gar.
antirt, eaB Is etn NasSn ipfcr in STbHans
erinsi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

Sir 6inneG, Seingei4Wtlrs uno
Gitcrungen 1T Srau Suite Vteper 8
3us. unb 9eiIinIbe Oas belsts Soe'Im'ttel.
rs ano so Gents bic Dor. SG papen
Bel Nlattbsws9rptters, 800 SadalpamA
9lUe. (47, lmD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

rn- Das bsrabmts gteparE Gbam'
paoner.2asers Bier mo 9orter in 6las
i6Sn 1T nur ;u bubcn bel Sem allbss
taunten Grcceries unb Siauors Sdnbler
gpi d,aeI MILLER, Ode Gebar unb
:0idorp Straben, Sum ielbsn Yrsiie,
mi, bas osiN6bnIide Bier. (4l)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

- Riitttr suitbn ui5t Sirtg Tytnip
6pmpOuup fir GuT I!sinss Sabp an sano
~ batsn. r.nu eaftlbs nit Ginatrtietnbs.
ibpsretu kbaiftt III. Ss sntbilt ftin Dlrr,
gbin SEER SgiRm ssb isiHs ttiiuitistnss
gpirtuus riTN stu flsium etiemsu 10 sd
SrIsitisruns ssbtu, sas Ct icaldt in tlnsn
iauftsu S6af fallen unp isintr Ratsr 81.
lsssnbtit Sur Hubs stbsn rjre - ais sbsnIu 4.
"m sfT''si'n 5uncc,isutn in ssm Sauis,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
: Giitppaartn tri 0jtbr. gtcnarO.

slufs empire gSal b'9finJtrs BET gfonare's
SusSsrfaufprm 5Smmtr. gpr.
Yatt, Die INNER rppuldren Sdubbaneltr
Gjtbrlcsr Ojelpimitb im1r nit en 3tt
5dritt balt.he, babtn bfTsit5 eamii bsgsrntn,
ibrtu Scmmtrsvvrdib Won Sttftl u. S9uhtn
aus,uytrtauitn, i'm Staum fur t5r immsnlrs
Strbiael6if. N befOmm,r. I'm eitlss t1ntl
su trmSalidsn, iit ttr prtte duf eas nltertsltt
Winmum stitBt, uue iit Oitrl.tn ibrt 9Saars
Az Vrtiien, ptlrbe Mot Ygn sin.m aneffn
oGnpltr in eitier Stdet cTtrirt pnetn 'onhsn.
Giri,s III bsrtits gGbebfu une tn IneraaD
err NuuetH pGbrtne ber lsyttn {ass mar faunl
III t,pGltiatn. 9Ger S6ubs cetr Sttfd
brau9t, icQtt iansIl Yoriprttsn, TIN ppn tintm
arpesn 8grratb auSiu6sn iu tcnntn'
0tbrueer @olbImitb
3O2 9aflpaura ausnut.
GSas uub @aHuGnrt6tunarn tsi 2tpuarS'S
Sdprr. gEarmt uub faItt
BSetr III jtptr 3aeteitt
Ssuntads sen 7-fO usr Ssr
mittss Sci Geo. 2SabL unttr
etm SadapauEG SalltY 5aus.
-yart,u.S Suucprfs;sut ssi GsHr. ss0narS
Esy- Sm SdubItprc bcr Gsbr. Slid
an GeSaritr. iiupct man bic beitesEaare.
-9ls#pnauu uus Stfsn lei G'ttr. .esonafe
- 4ubiaden uno SiIte, 9laes has
Gmeltc, i'm Glclneu unS OroBen III
9rppn's See Sipe.
- 9aiS,umelisr oatr art bel asonarNs.
- Ralbiiritu tti Gittriiprr gsrnars.
,,SSbite" 1T S6nia.
Scranton, 3d., 25. glpril 1876.
Germ Stephen SoneS
NlS 9lntiport auf SSbre SlnfraSe bts
reifS Der ,,@bite" 9idbmai9ins, pels
be i'd tur;lid, BON Sbuen faufte, mub
d Iagen, pab lie UpIIitdnbi8e 3ufries
nenbeit oibt. SD babe ale Ibslle herf
elben poaItdneis mtcriudt uno finbe,
6ub Ie einfa9 in ibrer 9eritelun8 mb
Iturt uRS gut ssbaut 1T uno i'd CLAUDE,
al lie Sas 1T, ipofGr sic iie auSseben
Scr 86niS Der 9taP: :Mai6inen" " Der
S9ri8e. 8. ID ler.
MiaI6initpcn q & . GaaanS.
@pctmou, gem nsurn gBsrmins aptuus
G6ubfprt. in isyt edmit bsitatiiat bic prttlt
tirrr g1dlr,n nieerigtr III marfrsu. Git
Grpnnung isinft StcrtS bat tr duetroTetriliGs
cute Gjtiaift; e:tbhr. our bic lablTtibt
ilntuaHSuus rtS rtutihtn putlifnms srtatttt
"tr ttmlcltsu isiuu Tanl al. Sr bat tiu,n
arcSsn Gprrat5 gGanrs fir sas Strbfgtitaft
esfauit uuS I'M biurtibfEetn Saum
fur ede uut SGubprIiu trbdlttn. stTfauft ,r
itst ned ale YpuatbiGt gedlrt inter etm
apiisnrrtiis 0laH Iplehs etsbalb tnleilif
rsr, nm ii5 etu gtboitntn 9rrtbtil Iu fttrr.
SSlsifttiut bti 6jtbr 9tsnare.
g6hbfarrtn unS phtss bti Gstr. esrnnrts
Sti pcrd6tisune iufrttstn.
g2tnu On auibGrf lid i,!til eurb Guaf-
Rriliutu rptr turd fciipitlia. atr;h ~
Inrirtn, uue nur natiiridt StilmittI fir aiIt
etiue ytctn attraudit, 70 pirif Tn pcriidiia,
stiuns unp iuiritetn isin. 60e src5t Stil.
milts II, rit ale trfdbrmtu 9tutt iaa.n ptr.
ben, tpyisu.guius. gsrlab rib e'rauf.
Stbt aueft Spdlts.
RSg- pref. 0uilmtit, str 9rfuSt ets
BramSfi9p 9iern 8tejinfiiirns, sas isi.
Rtn 9iamta trdgt mar s.ntr Ter aussstimntt.
Gen MGehinr ltints SdstS In 5ranfrtia
Dir SnIunasu rcu RitrnfraufHtittn tis a
plIbra1t, IRe boon tTliaunIi9 uns fuS, uiI
bdet aHeantne.
= aauF SsshISfs, Lti @esT, sssHgs,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

gas hirit 1thIint ins in pH.IsS asstbtls
Sd' S'P'Riu9 W. 4 elrHu ttry ;p bSkS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09

@sbraudet Sabsr Or. 9(usuit R6Kis's
Somburser Sropfen unS erbaItet su6
bocur6 Der meni9Ii9en 8sieGi6aft aIS
Elm niisIi9ss @ltsb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
HimNaG zen Z. Tstmbr 1880.

- SiM's Ipitntry Gempeune. @enu
rad anptiiuus atrrnimfu, piTe IS slsin
Aramgt SPasm, inuTn Waa,H, StBtrn,
men, TiarTbpG SpIrntrp, Splic, UNI atls
auPern unttrsibsiTlnfbsiisu btilsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-09
e S&Iu6. pTrtis
ren
SeSabcn uno $crnfcno,

Sautisv&
nc. 10 2Rs Erttm Srabt philadelphia,
aftitn Rsrbsn stfauft une ssrfauft.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 10Th, 1880
We are just passing through another heat
ed term that has, apparently, a depressing
effect on business generally. The last three
days have been oppresslyely hot; to-day
the sun shown with a metallic heat that
would have been uncomfortable by man or
beast had it not been for the stiff breeze
that prevailed all day tempering its effect.
FLOUR-The market has weakened con-
siderable since the opening Of the week
and stocks are accumulating.
HAY-Receipts are small and the de-
mand is very light. Prices continues as
previously quoted
CORN-Steady and firm at unchanged
prices. Transactions are limited somewhat
by scarcity of supplies and light receipts.
OATS-Receipts are small and the de-
mand light.
MEAL-Easy and unchanged
BRAN-Plenty and dull
BUTTER-Choicc is in active demand
and prices rule firm.
EGGS-The hot weather has tendency
to depress the market,
CHICKENS-The market is well sup.
piled, firm and easy.
PEARS-The supply is larger and the
prices are lower. G
Receipts ard small and the
demand is steady
APPLEs-The market i supplied by
country wagons. nnati
WATERMELONS-Coo a,mfrom wagons
at a 10 SC per hundred.
4 GRAPES-The demand is steady and
active for all receipts at about 8 cents per
pound
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
B 1T IT e r S.
Facts Worth Knowing

GINGER, BUCHU. MANDRAKE, sTlLLlNGIA,
and many other OF the best medicines known are
so skilliuly combined IN PARkERs GlNGLk
TO &c as 10 make II the greatest BLOOD PuRl'
FER and
The Best Health and Strength Restorer
Ever Used
SO perfect is the composition of PARRER's GIN.
GERT0NIC that no disease can long exist where
II is used. Ifyou have dyspepsia headache, rheu'
matism neuralgia. bowel, kidney, or liver disorder
or II you need mild stimulant, or appetizer, NE
Tonic Is Just the medicine for you, II is highly
curative and invigorating but never intoxicating.
Try fifty cent bottle. Your druggist can supply
you.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

IA STOP ORGANS s siSGi s SS2s and and
shipped. only ssj New Pisnos, slg5 10 $500
H-Midsummer offer Illustrated free Address
Daniel Y. Bes,ty, Washington. y. j.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
MEDICAL.


VALUABLEIIRUTHs.
Ifyoa are suffering from poor health, or apguish.
iug on bed OF sickness ktake cheer, for
Hop BitterIwill Cure YOu.
lyon are simply ailing If you feel weak and
dispiried without elearI knowing why,
Hop BittersIwill Revive Iou.
II you are minister Iand have oyerta&eG your
selfWith your pastoral du Ities or mother, worn
ont with care and work,
Hop Btters will Restore You
Ifyou are q man Of bus mess, weakened by the
strain OF your responsibilities man Of Jet.
ters ioiliLg over you1midpght work
Hop Bttcrs will Istrengthen You.
lyon are young andtufering from any indlf-
treioH Orgre growing too fast, 81 IL often the Gaze
Hop Bitfsrs willIRelieye You
ltyou are IN the work Ehop. on the farm AZ the
desk. anywhere, and fee bat your system needs
cleansing, tOriug CT s,im plating without inle1i'
eating
Hop Bitters ilWhat You Need.
Iiyou are old, and you1pulse Il feeble. yopr
nerves unsteady. and your faculties waning,
Hop Bitiers willIgive Won New Life
andtvigOr.
Hop Bitters Msnufac turing Company,
Rochester New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

'FusIhhs SALE
Whereas, John p. Gamble and Eliza j Gamble,
his wife. did by their deed OF trust bearing date
April eth, A. D. 1874. and recorded in the record
ers Office OF Alexander county, Illinois, April 18th
A. D. 1874, in book go of deeds, page one, etc,
convey TOT the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate situate in the City OF Cairo,
Comfy Of Alexander and State Of Illinois, to.wt:
Lots Q) two (2) three 49, four az, five 5), six
o., seven C, eight (s). nine (9), and ten 90, in
block numbered eight g. in the first addition to the
City Of Cairo Illinois, trust TO secure the payment
of q certain promissory note in said deed of trust
described; and whereas default has been made in
the payment Of said note and said note remains
long since past due ana unpaid:
Now, therefore, on application of the legal holder
Of said note notice lie hereby given that the under
signed trustee will. on Saturday the 4th day of Sep
TENDER. A. D., 1880 al the door of the court house
in said county of Alexander and State of Illinois,
az the hour Of O'Clock p. m, OF said day offer for
sale and sell. NJ public auction. 10 the highest bid
der for cash. the above described real estate to pay
and satisfy the amount Of principal and interest
due upon said note WALTER HlSLOP,
Cairo Ills, July rs, 1880, Trustee.
Green < Gilbert, attorneys
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

l. =
State OF Illinois Alexander County-ss.
In the circmf court Of Alexander county, Sep
temhcr term, 1850
City National Bank OF Cairo VI. Caroline Z Nor
ris in her own right and as executrix Of VIM. II.
Morris deceased: Carrie W Morris, Frederick S.
Morris, Charles II, Morris and Marguerite Z. Nor.
ris Bill 10 foreclose mortgage
Notice is hereby given Of the pendency of the
above suit and that the time and place of the return
OF summons in the case Is the first day Of the next
term Of said court. 10 be holden at the court house
in the City of Cairo in said County. on the third
Monday of Superintendent. JOHN 4. REEVE
Clerk Of said Court.
Cairo Ills. August lch, 1851
Green & Gilbert, Solicitors for Complainant.
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or. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Law
NDepartment OF Washington University. Four
~ teenth Annual term commences Wednesday,
October 49, 1880. Course ofstudy two annual terms
seven months each. Students admitted to senior
class on examination. Tuition, $50 per term. Ad
dress. HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean of Faculty.
st. LOUIS.
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ARRIVED.
GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
The Hillman had fair trip for Vicks-
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The W..P. Halliday up early yesterday
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River business extremely dull, and the
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The Chouteau will be ready to leave
this evening for New Orleans.
The Alton was still aground at Presi.
dents Island, when the Halliday passed up.
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lassi'ude, pain 10 the back, imAfter Takin,
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-11-17
Ths Temple Of Marriage.

4 slice of bride-cake under my pillow
gave occasion to the following dream: A
spacious building was crowded with va
riety of persons; and upon inquiry was
tod it was '-the temple of marriage" and
that every one, who had an inclination TO
sacrifice to that deity, was invited to ap-
proach large altar, which was covered
with great number of cakes of various
shapes and sizes. Some were nodded into
the form of hearts; others into true-lOver's
knots; some were stuck about with sweet
meats; some were stamped with coronets,
or embellished with glittering toys. All
were allowed to choose for themselves, and
Plutus and Cupid were busIly employed in
the distribution.
Il young couple advanced and, applying
to Cupid, desired him TO reach the double
heart pierced through with darts; but just
as they were going to share it grabbed old
fellow broke the cake and Obliged the girl
10 take the figure of fine gentleman in
gilt gingerbread.
An old fellow Of sixty came towards the
altar and petitioned Cupid for cake of the
most elegant form and sweetest ingredients
The little god at first repulsed him, but after
wards sold it to hun for large sum of
money. An ancient lady came tottering
to the altar supported by young fellow in
red coat with stale cake, marked with
the word Jointure. in golden capitals.
A rich, rusty bachelor then came bust
ling through the crowd, accompanied by a
red-cheeked country girl of nineteen. They
reached for the cakes marked Riches and
Beauty.
There now advanced maiden lady who
seized by the hand young ensign OF the
guards and carried him the to altar. She
seized a cake and dividedit with ergallant,
but too late discovered that her half was
signed '.Folly" and his share was marked
Aversion"
A little pert miss ran briskly up to Cupid,
cake she must and would have. She had
Just stretched out her hand TO receive ore
whom.her mamma interposed, sent the child
blubbering to school and carried the cake
off herself.
A woman, fantastically dressed then
burst into the temple. Sc could get nc
favor of either Plutus or Cupid; furiou.
with rage she seized upon the nearest vic.
tim, which happened to be myself. Th'
The least crumb was disagreeable ant
awaked me, with the nauseous taste still
| in NV mouth.