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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30


Tho "London Hair Color Resterer" is I. 1e
most delightful article ever introduced Il
the American people asd is totally differ
emit from sll ether Rair Restorers, being en-
tirely free from sll impure ingredients that
render many other articles for the hair OBJ
nexiouS. Where badness or falling Of the
hair exists, or permanently grsyasss, frem
sickpe;s, or ether causes, It's Sse will restore
the natural youthful color, and cause q
healthy growth, cleaning the scalp from all
Impurities, drsnsruf, ETC., at the salae time
most pleasing and lasting hair dressing,
frsgrantly perfumsd, rendering the hair soft
aud plisble, making it IA Indispensable arti
clio in every tsilet. Ask year druggist Tor
London Hair -.Gslor KeStoror. Price, rs
cents bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depot
of the United States $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia.
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"They are not a bev erage, but medic inc
with curative properties Of the highest de-
gree, containing no psisoas drugs. They
do not tear down an already dssilitated sys-
TEN, but build it up. 0aa bottle contains
more hops, that is, moro real hop strength,
than barrel of ordinary bser. Every drug
gist in Rochester sells tAem, and the ply
sicisns prescribe thsm'"--Roeheste Even
ING Express on Hop BitterG.
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A sociable man is one who, when he Ras
ten minutes to spare, gees and bothers some
body who hasn't, and always smokes Black
wells Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking To-
baCcO,
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LIST OF PRIZES:

,SH Prizes, amounting TO ............ $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted a.
all points, 10 whom liberal comp ansatlon will
be paid. For further Information, write
clearly, giving full address Send orders by
express or registered letter or money orderly
mail, addressed only to
" A. DAUPA.N, ew Orleans, LIS.
N. BAH corresI 1u0nes should he win
NJ. A. Dbuphin as above. In all cases The
tickets themselves are sent, and never circn-
lars Offering certificates or anything else In
stead. Amy enc proposing to Ciler anything
else by circular or otherwise on his own he
hall or that Of the company is swindl,r
under the supervision OF Genls. G. n. BeAuls-
gard, snd JuOal A. EARLY. Capital Erim
sIOHoC0. Whole tick stsSl0.
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Sold by all druggists.

A man d:sd Of liver complaint! Sats
dollars worth Of "SLIG{-DF.AtSStsii .saa -
--s.------H----sess--Ssa 40
would have savcd his lie.
For sale by all druggists.
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[Mr. Editor This is confdsniially offered
rs solution of the riddle found in yesterday
mornings paper, in the original Of this verse
Respectfully, b.
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rrching., ties, laoss, eorsotS, ribbons, and
n t0lors of planes, tips, ribbons, sntinS,
silks and volvets, ct Bsuman's, 706 Elm
street.
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For Group, be certain to use HamburS
Syrup.
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE MorInEi

This is the only Lottery over voted on by ths
people q sEtGs, aId under late seclsion Of
tho o. =. tnpreRo Court at Washington, ia
the snlJ Legal Lottery now In the United
StAtea, ~ other cha tors having been re-
opportunity TO via . fortune Grad distribu-
ton, Glass A, az New Orleans, Tuesday,
Mummy y, 1881. lGsih MONTHLY nralrins.
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Stop using Cslomel and try " a.ACN:
DR..UGRT" for liver diseases.
~--s--a--ns----s--.u
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THORN & HUNKINS.

Larsos, dealers west of New York City and onlv
house II 50. Louis making specially Of tbsa'
goods. Pllce List sent On application.
Generp ONCE, $40 and I'll S Twelfth 81
Tsyon Avenue ana Railro3& rack. CspSojiV
10 900 barrels P"DN'
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CARD.

70 all VIZ . are suffering from the errou
and iudjsoretions of youth, nervous weak
asgs, carly decay, logs OF manhood, otc.,
will send e recipe that will cure yod froa Of
charge This great remedy was discovered
by missionary ia South America. Send
self-addressod envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. Ininan, Station y, Now York city.
a28ddywly
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The newest styles silyorwsro and china,
at Laws.
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Mario NrrnerY Booka.

Illuminated and Magic Transformation
Toy Books, asd full line of Linen and Pa
gm Nursery publications, ct from TO so
cents each, at hldridgo s. Walter, corner
Main and LAMAR SIS,
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Always Ahead
TzE Only BEER CELLAE

Apples as cheap rs you want thom at
DeStofsno Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-01

THE FLORENCE NmUTrNGALE Os TrE
NURsERY.-The following i, an extract
froma letter written to tho German Reform
Messenger, at Chambersburgh, Penn,
A GENEFAcTREss,
Just open tie door fol her ana M,s
Win,IoW viii prove the American Flcrplo
Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF thi, we
are 50 sure, that We will teach our "Su,y'
70 say, "A blessing on Mrs. WINSTON" for
helpin. her 10 survive and escape the grin.
ing, colicking, and teething scge. MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP r..
licrc the child from pain, and cure, dysfa
tory and diarhooa It soften, fine nt,ma.
reduce, Inflammation, cures wind collie. and
carrie. the infant safely through the tecs-
Inc period It performs precisely what II
processes 20 perform every part Of it,
nothing less. We have never seen Mrs.
Win,low know her only through the
preparation Of her "Soo,hiug ,yrrp for
Children TcctIing," # we had the roa,r
We would make her ~, ,hc is. d phr, i
saviour 10 the intutucc Sold hy s'i
druggists, ~ cent, bottle.
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great haste, he says, he several times dis
mounted from his horse and attempted to
drive the mule back but was not Success
full in his attempt,
, An exchange has the following bit OF
interesting reading "Thc Ember days
Of the present calendar quarter of the year
occurred on the 10Th, 20th and 2lst of Deem
Der, According to the old German rule
Of marketing produce, whenever embcr
days occur in the latter part Of the month,
especially in May and December, the price
of grain and produce will be higher; and
should these days, which are observed by
fasting, occur earlier in the month. the con.
dtion of the market will be reserved Old
German farmers believe these to be never
failing signs. What effect this may have
on the grain market, we are unable to
clearly comprehend, notwithstanding the
rule holds good this season. In 1880,
embcr days occur early in the months of
May and December, and as a consequence,
If this rule never fails, look out for de-
cline i'll the price Of produce
Some time ago we were informed by
Officer Shcehan that he was on the track of
the thieves who robbed Mr.. Jas. johnson of
his money and gold watch but were not
permitted to give the information to the
public since the publication of the fact
would have ntcrtercd with the officers
plans And now, after IL great deal Of
watchlulness and corresponding he has sue
ceeded in landing into our county Jail one
OF the fellows implicated in the robbery;
and the watch, which Mr.. johnson values
At one hundred and fifty dollars, is now on
its way to this city from Memphis at which
place it had been sold by one of the thieves
The fellow who was connected with the
robbery and whom Officer Sheehan yestcr.
day arrested and lodged in the county Jail,
is 4 negro named Willis and is strong
man, about six feet in heighth and with
tull whiskcrS, A very good idea is enter
tanned by Officer Shechan as to who the
other thieves are, and, doubtless, ere long,
they too will find their way into our county
Jail
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-01

WINTER Is iron Us and every person.
must be supplied with good boots or shoes.
The place to buy them is at c. Kocls shoe
store, No. 90, Commercial wennc, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where You will al.
ways find the best OF St. Louis and C1ucin.
matt handmade boots and shoes on hand
and sold very low, The public will lind 1t
to their interest to call and examine prices
and goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, always on hand a complete stool, Of
Leather and iuaings.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Mr.. Edtor:l wish you would please
insert this in your paper one of our county
constables and his father went to Mound
City to look for }, Chcency's mare aud they
took their neighbors mule up there and
left it-knowing well who owned it; then
they sent man, | suppose their partner to
my wife, wanting $1,000 or $500 to bring
the mule home If that is what you call
city officers | would like to know 1t. The
city better elect men that are men and not
such rs they are. Nh. p. GALLIGET.
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RING, RING THE BELLS

The toiling bell the old years l.1r,'
Has marked the passing hours
As summer day, when passed a"as,
l. mourned by folding 1o~cr-
The oilincycars' the falling iear'!
The deserts burning track
The love grown cold the grief untold
An wonld We cali them back.
Then let him lic the old must die
Despite their power and pride;
Then let him sleep and shall we ae.,.
Der hopes that with him died,
Ring, ring the bells ring, rin- rle b'.J
Ring all the bells tn.da.;
Give cottage wall, and pillard lN.,
on aunthy brightest rag,
The birds have flown. the hnwAr- ~ .arN
The moss and icru lie cold,
Beneath the frost, their beauty lot,
TO Streamlct'. shore, aud mold
Yet wil wc meet and smiling -.r-r
The fury chidlike form
Ring belle again, he Gomez to rsj1,,
Through sunshine, and through srN,a..
Isles Of delight, may greet our -ieh',
Long sought with weary quest
The rev born king, Oh may Ne bring,
Sweet peace, and smiling rest
Griei At the tomb, turns from tn" Z nIa
And dries the falling tear;
The child at play will hail the d,y,
That bring. the glad New Year
The bugle's breath, Tar DER the heats,
win echo sNee, and clear
In csmp away, 10 greet the dny,
The birthdoyot the gcar
On! wandercr come back to thy hDH-.
To love, and peace restored
For thy dear face, we've KEEP, TIC p,a.>
Beside our father board.
Return, return, our hearts stu, y'lia
Thy long, lost voice TO hear:
Come in the night come in the Ia 49,
Come with the bright New Year
Oh! friend csirangcd OH lneud 80 rh,i.,li
Hear Sc the bell tones deep
Shah friendship die, and buried he.
Where all the willows weep
Return, return to friendships urn
The faircst Hover we'll bring;
And Orient streams, Wind through our DEAN.
Come with the newborn king.
on fair yOungycar, smile 'tnr,
DosL thorns or roses bring
Ring, ring the bells, ring al the hrl'
And hail the new born king
clingugto Hope on canh We grop',
Still waiting unborn years.
Some day at last, our trials past
Wen rest from doubts and ter. KATE "
January lst 1880
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dn!y Morning Daily in >outhern Illinois
LOCAL REPORT,
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
4 HAPPY NEW YEAR no ALI.

For the twelfth time in lis life The BuL-
LErIN wishes its patrons and friends Hap
py New Year
Hon T. w, Halliday is in Springfield.
The sun hs, joined the gang and now
sport, patent inside
Tie arrivals at the Planters house were
gene tif'y odd yesterday.
Duprcz and Bencdict's MINISTRIES PUT up
az the ST. Charles during their stay here.
The fellow who stole jim Powers hens
is still breathing the free air Of heaven,
The Rough and Ready fire company
had very ENJOYABLE dance at their hall
last night
60 to the postoiticc from 5 to thi.
morning 1t will he closed the balance Of
the day
A great deal OF drift wood is now
passing down our rivers caused by the
late rise.
-DIEp In Cairo ll.r. 30 1879, Mrs.
Martha A. Morgan, wife Of Il. NJ Morgan,
in the Esd year % her aye.
For the accommodation Of the general
public, the signal service has placed new
bulletin board at tn. Planters house
Although Jailer Game is in very poor
health he was yesterday out again with his
gang Of prisoners cleaning the crossings.
The poetry, by Kate W, in another
column, will be found not only interesting,
but possessed OF extraordinary merit.
Mr. J c. Medley, of Medley, landing,
and well known to our people as heavy
grain dealer, was IN the city yesterday
The business transacted in Squire Os-
hoyns court yesterday, was all Of civil
nature criminal business being stranger
there
-Chas, Berry aud jim Ryan were arrest
cd for disorJelly conduct Yesterday, given
hearing before Squire Coming> and each
fined tive dollars and costs
Feepor! Bulletin Miss Carrie krnbill,
who is connected with the Cairo H., pub.
lc schools, is spending the holidays with
her parent, in this city
To-day is the first of the month, but
the collections usually made 90 the first
will not take place--owing to the fact that
business, generally. will he suspended.
Is THE BULLETIN long time ago
predicted he wouId. Mr.. Henry Winter has
opened a grocery store in the Rose Saup
building, next door to KIuucs grocery.
The X. NJ, X. G., realized between
twenty-five and thirty dol!sr, from their
performance IN the theatre Tuesday night.
The boys deserve 10 do better but then
didn't
"A social hop Was indulgrd in by the
Hibemians last night, in their halt Good
music was on hand to which goodly
crowd kept time and dauced the old yeal
away
a dispatch was received from st
Louis yesterday, ordering The Annie p
Silver to come TO st. Louis. II is though
that the river is now sufficiently clear {,
admit of this.
New Years being abou, the only holi
" day that the employees Of TnE BULLEr,
N take any interest in no paper will he issue,
from tins office Tomorrow. The Job ofiic
however will be open all to-day
Happy New Year 10 all. Take
eFau)tless' cigar, al your own expense
The best cigar in the market, Only fy
cents. For sale by r. korsmcyer, Obi
Leyer, corner Sixth street
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SOME BUSINESS MEN
WHO 10 NOT ADVERTISE IN THE BULLETIN,
But WHO By DOING so MIGHT INCREASE
THEIR BUSINESS.
u, HAWTHORN.

nv W nv III N'INt ~ hithl lNNEthN I.
THEIR BUSINESS.
u, HAWTHORN.
In the dry goods line the above house is
the equal Of any in the city, 1t is situated
on Commercial avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets and is full of customers
early and late and the very best Of atten-
ton is paid to everybody who enters 1t.
The prices asked for all goods are moder-
ate, as low as such goods can be purchased
in any city and invariably give satisfaction
to customers The house is a mart OF busy
life and proves conclusiycly what men of
business tact and talent can accomplish,
DAN HARTMAN.
No person can pass the business
house Of Dan Hartman, on the corner of
Sixth and Commercial without discovering
that It is doing a lively business. During
the holidays, this house is the headquarters
for toys of all kinds and descriptions and
is headquarters for crockery, quecnsware,
etc. Mr. Hartman, also, keeps u complete
stock OF notions that are always fresh and
which he sells at very low figures. He
has gained the confidence Of a!l our people
by fair dealing and we heartily recommend
him to our citizens.
II. JONES,
the poplar boot and shoemaker, LAS his shop
90 Commercial avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, Mr.. Jones is first-cIass
workman himself and employs none but
tirstclass men, His work invariably gives
satisfaction as is tit and quality and his
price Is a. reasonable as that of any shoe
maker in the city,
GUlDsIlNE y EOsES"NrER.
The Intelligence, energy and enterprise Of
this iirm has met with the success that such
qualities are hound to achieve everywhere.
This, coupled with large capital ever
ready to take advantage of a weakening
market, place them on such footing that
they can successfully compete with mcr-
chants at home or abroad We take pride
in recording the honorable career of Gold,
slime Il Iioscnwater, in our midst and will
merely add that the prosperity of such men
means the prosperity OF Cairo.
HENRY BREIHAN.
has within the last few years come
forward as one Of our most substantial
business men. lie is proprietor of soda
factory and ale bottling establishment on
the corner Of Fourth street and Commercial
avenue, and is in daily receipt Of Car loads
OF ale and beer for which he has ready
demand both in this city and others in the
adjoining states. The immense success
With which he has met within the short pc.
Rod that he has been in business proves
him to be n business man Of much merit
PAUL O. Schulz,
The Commercial avenue druggist. is one of
our most substantial aud successful business
! Mca. His store is the hardsomcst bu.i.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-01
A POEM 8Y TURNKEY

the below poem which we clip frola one
OF our religious eSchepgca Is from the pen
OF I'ey' D. T. TuJncE who some years
ago gcsidoG ia this CITY Anythfrr from
his pen would prove Of interest to our read.
crS and he4c" we give ic place 10 these col
uinns
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ANDREW LOIiR.
CARRIERS NEW YEARS GREETING

\ tappy New Years Grcetia.
The Carrier to you sends,
May you live long sns pro-p,
And have host of friends
May Heavens richest blessing,
DcCend upon your head,
And ia the paths Of virtue
May you and your. be led
May this year for yoi, when end
Show profit more than los,
And strength to YOU be giyta
70 bear your ey'ry cross
The good resolves you thi. tay n,lr.
Angels help you TO keep frpi,
From intemperanco ana vice,
May your lset forcycrturu
And on these frosty ,norain..
Aslo1 in search Of news
Over you' .tcsminc b'rskis.
The good BULLETIN pergse
MAJ yoa not forget the Carrier -,
"ao brings dis live sheet TO 20.
Who, II he !iye- this coming sea-.
VIII serve you good and true
In summers neat and winter. g..t
He series sou AZ your .our-
Unless you early rise isdoef
He will be there be(o-
And for thi. faithful service
Soch pittance j. lir psy,
he can't afford GXGrv
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way
As will I've seen 'y a notice elsewhere
in this issue our ymiou, bakers have agreed
upon one price for their bread, cakes etc,
If the prices mentioned in the lotice is an
advance on the old prices for these goods
we are not aware of it.
Among lhc many other thingtto be at
tended to to-day, make note of the fact
that fine residence tthe property Of Henry
Wills, will be- sold at II Il. m. at
auction Terms easy. See advertisement
in another column.
A rough and tumble fight occurred at
the corner of Sth and Commercial yesterday
afternoon between two river men. No cause
could be ascribed for the difficulty but that
the two had aboard too much lighting
whisky No arrests were made,
At twelve O'Clock last night the old
year was whstlcd out by all the engines of
our railroads and they were Joined by the
whistles of the mills and THE BULLETIN
Office. The bells Of our various fire com
panies rang it out and boys and men added
their share Of noise with pistols and guns,
THE thief who broke into Mr., Julius
Serbians dwelling 4 few days ago, has not
yet had q hearing--thc injuries he re-
cciyed being of too serious a nature to per-
NIT it at present. The fellow received
very severe blow over the head, IS he de
served. This is the extent Of his injuries
-Thos. Clark, not our blacksmith, but
another Clark, was yesterday, after quite an
effort, arrested 10y Officer Wins and brought
before Squire Comings for trial, The charge
against Thomas was abusive language and
for forgetting that speech is silver, but
silence is gold the Squire fined him ten
and cost
One Of our uptown citizens yesterday
entered the yard of neighbor and took
thcrcirom young rooster which he claimed
was his property. The neighbor claimed
the rooster was his own. and becoming
indignant at the citizen who took tue roOs-
ter from his yard sued him for tres
pass. The trial will come of tomorrow.
"A very disastrous fire occurred IN Pa
ducah day before yesterday. The entire
Atlanta blocl, was destroyed and the pnn.
cipal loosers are Rhodes u Hobbs. dry
goods J. ], Guthrie, dry goods, Jas Blum,
dry goods. and 4. Rcthkof, saddlcry. The
aggregate insurance on building and CON
tents amounts to $50, 500
AT the next meeting OF the council that
body should take under consideration the
building Of an approach to the cistcrn Of
the Hihemian fire company One huadrcd
dollars were appropriated by the council
for the construction OF the cistcrn, but it
will prove entirely worthless for public
purposes, unless an approach is built there
to,
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CHI RlSrl'M AS All III n ND,

And finds J, BURGER the Goods King, fully prepared
m Ladies and mos, epaa. line Of
Linen CUTS and Collars, Ladies' and Clpns
SETS lu and the latest Fancy Ribbons
100 CEt worth M for TIE lowest
prices Now ite Christmas doMo jvotj 5,f We
viii Call stock,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-01

ness house in the city and its trade is equal
to that of any. 1t is one Of the houses
where business is driven to Its fullest ca.
pacty and age has increased its prosperity.
lis stock embraces q complete line Of
drugs, patent medicines chomicles, fancy
articles, etc" of the best quality, Prescrip-
tons are carefully compounded and custom
ers are always cous;eously treated. TIL
purity of the drugs of the house Of Paul
G. Schulz is never questioned
sTRATTON 81 BIRD
wholesale sroccrs on Ohio ,cycc, between
Fourth and Sixth streets, have 70. nun
Der of years, stood high on the list Of
wholesale firms in this city All arl
treated alike here; the old, young or mex
pericnccd are treated the same as experts
There are few, il any, bushes, houses in
'hc commercial! world doing business IN
more just principle, than the house Of
Stratton 4 Bird, Buying in great quau-
titles, they get their goods at the lowest
figures and their customers get .Nc benefit
of it.
ANDREW LOHH
is man who stands high in the estimation
OF all who know him and whose thorough
acquaintance with, and close attention %. hi,
business has made him one Of our most
successful men. Besides the manufacture
of soda water he doe, a very Iargg bu,i.
ness in alcs, importing, botyling and rcsbip
ping it by cur loads. All person, living
outside Of the city and having need for
anything in his line can depend upon it
that their orders to Ann will have prompt
attention and satisfactory results
TO FL CONTINUED.
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NnL', Persian Perfume "H.ckm..t..r
], I.cn and fragrant ,rv,-. >o.i Jy 8a-r y
Bur',r,
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

ENTERED Al THE POST OFFICE II CAIRO, H.
LIMOS, As sECOND-CLAss NATTER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-01

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.