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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
MORTGAGES SALE.

Whereas William Holmes and Alkaline Holmes
his wife, by their certain mortgage deed dated the
eighth 18th day Of February, A. ID. ISIS, and record
cd In the Office Of the recorder OF deeds within and
for the county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois.
on the eleventh day OF March A, d. 1873 In book
~ OF sale mortgages on page S65, did convey TO
George W. Short, OF said county OF Alexander,
az mortgage, the premises hereinafter described
70 secure the payment Of one certain promissory
note executed by the said william Holmes, and
bearing date February eighth (sth) 1878 calling for
One Hundred and Tyen'yseyen and alVc dollars
(SlS 26l and payable 10 the order OF the sald
George w, Short twelve months after the date
thereof with interest al the rate Of ten per cent per
snnum, until paid.
that In Of default in the payment Of said prom
issory note or any part thereof according 10 the
tenor and effect thereof, the said George W. short,
his legal representatives or attorney might sell the
premises described In said mortgage under the
power contained In the same for the purposes there
In specified.
And, whereas, default has been made in the pay.
ment OF said note both Of the principal and OF oil
the interest which has accrued upon the same
since the date Of its execution.
And, whereas, the said George W Short depart
ed thie life nestate on or about the eighteenth dav
of August, A ID. 1875, and the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator OF his estate by the
county court Of said county of Alexander, on the
third day Of September A. D. 1873, and IL now
the sole adm Illustrator his said estate.
Now, therefore, public notice Is hereby given
that In pursuance OF said mortgage deed and By
virtue Of the power and authority granted in and
by the came TO the legal representatives of the said
George W. Short, !, the undersigned administra-
tor as afor csaid will on
THU RsDAY, THE TWELFTH DAYo AUGUST
A ID. 1880, at the hour Of eleven O'Clock a. m. OF
said day at the front door Of the court house in the
city of Cairo In said county Of Alexander sel at
public yendue tothe highest bidder for cash, the
premises mentioned In said mortgage, and des-
cribed as follows, namely; Lot number Elk (bl In
block numbered one ~ In the town of sandusky,
a. the same is known and designated on the recorded
map or plat thereof, the came being part OF sec
ton number thirteen d3), In township number
Fifteen lb) south range two (2) west Of
the third principal meridian in the
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois,
together with all and singular the tenementr,
hefeditaments, and appurleenances thereunto, be-
longing and all the right, title and equity Of re-
demplion of the said William Holmes and Alkaline
Holmes, his wife, grantors In said mortgage, their
heirs and asegns therein.
There will be due on the said day OF sale the sum
Of One Hundred Fifty nine dollars and Twenty
cents (4lb9 a0) besides the costs and expenses OF
sale. RICHARD T. NohMAN,
Administrator Of the estate Of George W. Short
deceased
Cairo Ills, July2d 1880
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13

RUPTURE OF AN ARTERY in the right arm.
Tried the most prominent surgeons in this
city without benefit. BY accident heard Of
Dr. Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia II
acted like magic. Am now well. W.
BERGE, Music Doctor, Organist Church Of
St. Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, N. Y.
Giles Pills cures Liver Complaint. Sold
by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
Trial bottles 20 cents. DR.. GILES,
100 West Broadway, N. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13

TN the district court ofthc United States, for the
i Southern district Of Illinois.
In Bankruptcy, No. li2
In the matter OF Ernest Rcichart, Andreas Doll
and David N. Knowles, bankrrpts,. Notice IL
hereby given that apetiton has been fled in said
court BY said David NJ Knowles late Of Cairo; III
ham, In said district duly declared bankrupt, un.
der the act Of congress Of March I'd, 1867, and the
amendmcnts thereto, for n discharge and certif.
provable under said act, and that the 9TH day Of
August. A. d. 1850, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. 10 as
signed for hearing Of the same by the said court
at the United States court roem In the city OF
Springfield, when and where all creditors OF said
bankrupt, and all other persons in interest may at
tend and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer of Of said petition should not be granted.
NJ, n, CONVERSE, Clerk.
Brown 4 Young, aitorn sys for plaintiff,
Dated at Springfield July let, A. d. 1850.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
The Market.

MONDAY EVENING, July 10, 1880.
The weather is very hot. The effect Of
the late rain, although the ground is fast
drying up under the influence of the hot
sun, is to be seen in the green, fresh looks
OF vegetation and the smiling countenances
OF farmers, since the fears Of spoiled crops
have proved groundlcss.
FLOUR-The demand continues good
for choice grades and the supply very
limited. Low grades are drug in the
market.
HAY-We note stronger feeling in
prices Of choice and an advance of 500 ton
since last week low grades are not wanted
CORN-Receipts and demand are about
equal, both being light. Prices rule steady
and unchanged.
OATS-Dull and unchanged. Receipts
and demand are both light.
hEAL-The stock of city meal is ex.
hausted; the demand exceeds the manu-
facture. Country is plenty and easy
BRAN-Quiet and easy at quotations.
BUTTER-Choice is in steady demand
Common is plenty and dull.
EGGS-Very dull. The heat has
knocked the bottom out of the market.
CHICKENS-Th market is weaker, es
pecially for old. Choice young are in
steady demand.
FRUIT-Tomatoes and peaches are
about the only fruit Offering in any quaint
ties.
MEAT-We note an advance in prices
all around
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-16
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. le.
Democratic CITY Camnaign Committee

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L EoTATE.-ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
10Th, $780, will be sold at public sale at the pub
lie house of a. ID. Gyger, known rs the Green
Tree hotel, on the Lancaster and Beaver Val
ley turnpike, near the terminus OF said road,
the following valuable farm to wit:
A tract of land situate In Providence town
shsp, Lancaster county. Pa. about ~ miles
from Green Tree Hotel, and miles from New
Tree Hotel to Buck and New Providence,
ACRES and 40 PEECHEs Of good land in q
Il two-story STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
with a one-story Back Building attached,
She'd fEs Gern criSs fron ToSacc1 e' mSus WnESs
Pen and other necessary outbuildings.
Two wells of good water, with pumps therein,
venient 70 the barn. There are also several
never-failing springs on the place. The fields
are conveniently laid out and under good
the last three years. A stream of water runs
through the farm, to which the cattle in u
number of fields have access. The land has
been lined during the last few years and also
well manfred, IL large amount of manure
having been brought from Lancaster
acres sa pSff Gn 9s the land r has HSsnt ss peen sen
thoroughly. ditched and drained, which will
make excel meadows. The farm is located
churches, schools, mills and stores, and is only
three -fourths of Il mile from the Lancaster and
Quarryville Railroad A thriving orchard OF
ACRES OF this farm is well set with chestnut
and other timber. The farm has been greatly
improved throughout during the last three
years, and portion of the land is ell adapted
to the cultivation of tobacco, and has grown
as fine crops of tObaccOas any raised in Provi-
dcnce township during the last few years:
The above property adjoins lands of John
Gerhart, Edwin Aston Albert Smith of John
Buch.
Persons wishing to view the property candO
by calling on Frederick Bowers, residing
thereon, or on the undersigned, residing at
Lancaster. in person or by letter.
Sale To commence ut O'Clock L. NJ. on said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known on day of sale by +. SHREDDER.
s. Hess & SON, Aucts. oct lG3td
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PHlLADxLPHIA. October lG.-rlOur-market
nrm superfine g OO03 50; cxtr., s. 750
I . On1o and Indiana family IS 5Ol6 3 |;
fenn'a family do s5 2S05 80 st. Louis family
NJ 20 COg6 %; Minnesota family IS 2566 o.;
6S s.. e
Rye flour firmer ut 8 So,
Wheat quieter and lower; No. Western
Red at q l6H; Pa Red at u l60ll7 Amber
Corn steady steamer none here yellow sS1<
G56 mixed 5i1sl55c.
Oats steady; No. l. White &c No. do 4OGR
1910; No. do 3y5c; No. .. Mixed ss@Ss1zc.
Rye firm at 95c.
Provisions in firm jobbing trade; mea,
pork SIG 80; beef hams SIG OOIl7 OO; In
dian mss beet mt $lS so: smoked hams 1l150
l:c; picked hams S%39c bacOn-smOked
shoulders 61SSI6Lc: salt do 53l0JAc.
L2ru market firm; city kettle at &c:
loose butcners' SIC; prime steam - 90.
Butter sluggish, weak Creamery extra Soc:
do good TO choice 27029c: Bradford
county and New York extra. 2JG2Sc Western
reserve extra sOG2:c do good to choice l60sOc
Rolls quiet: Western Deserve extra 2l6s3c
Penna Extra 2OG22c.
Eggs firm; Penna Extra &c; Western
Ex. 2lc.
Cheese dull, but steady: New York full
cream 131a@pl3Ic; Western full cream l30
l9 4c do fair to good l21l21ac; do half Skins
lO0lOhc.
Petroleum quiet refined I1Ac
Whisky active ut 81 l2.
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover dull mt 81 Qua
: 80; Timothy jobbing at 5. 75lf: 81: Flaxseed
wanted. 81 35 bid.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.

OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
The Democratic jubilee at Maytown this
evening will be participated in by Captain
Bert Slade's (helmet) company GA" OF
the Hancock and English battalion, who,
to the number of fifty or more, will leave
here at about six O'Clock. Besides tue
marching club there will he other Colum-
bia Democrats who will 90 to view the
procession and listen to the speaking.
j. j. Given, esq.,, who represents Balti-
more county in the Maryland state Senate,
is visiting in Columbia, the guest OF W..
B. Given, esq.
. An interesting session of the teachers
institute was held this morning in the
high school room Of the school building
at Fifth and Locust streets. More anon.
DR.. w. S. Leaman, dentist, of Dayton,
Ohio, is visiting his parents in this place.
w. II. Herr, staunch Hancock man.
who for several months past has been
travelling through the Western states and
who has occasionally contributed political
information to the Columbia Herald, is ex-
pccted home this evening.
"The Christians duty in relation to the
ballot-box :" is the subject to he discoursed
at the Reformed church, Third and Cherry
streets, to morrow evening by the pastor,
Rev. G. S. Gerhard.
The Vigilant and Shawnee fire cOmpa-
MICS leave here for Hagerstown, Md, on
next Wednesday morning, Oct. 90, Oh q
special train at Z o'clock. The NiSilant
company will bc accompanied by the
Mountvillc band, twenty pieces, and tho
Shawnee company will also have music
with them, the Ironville band We are in
formed. The Eigilant company and their
friends who may intend to accompany them
are requested to call On Secretary George
w. Schroeder and secure their tickets.
Miss Frank Krender, who has been the
guest Of Miss Matte Given for the past
week, left here yesterday for her home at
Haverstraw, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fcnirich returned
yesterday from witnessing the scsqui-
centennial celeb. .:iOn of the city of Balti-
more.
George C. Haldcman, of Perth Amboy;
N. J., is visiting Lis home in Columbia.
The Republican helmet company par
ticipated in last evenings parade at
Wrightsville.
John Killian died yesterday from injuries
sustained near the COrdelia furnace by
being squeezed between orc cars.
The Republican battalion will this even
ing 60 by special train to Silver Springs.
The Hancock and English battalion Will
parade in town Oh Tuesday evening next.
Every effort will lie made to secure large
turnout.
The Pennsylvania railroad company are
Just about finishing their improvements at
the depot. The new steps were put in
place to-day.
There arc a couple Of stories on the firing
of revolver on the night of the Republi-
can parade. One story has it that a shot
was fired by a white man in the parade
and the other that 4 colored looker-on
standing on Second street near the Lutheran
church fired the shot Both reports agree
however, that the shot was fired in the
air.
1t is now reported that two companies
of the Democratic battalion Of fifty men
each will 60 TO Maytown this evening.
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BEIsNHARDT,

The Famous French Actress Sails for the
United States.
HAvEE, Oct. 16.-Mllc. Bernhardt and
her company sailed for New York from this
port this morning. Mile. Bernharlt, her
son, lady companion, three attendants,
Mr.. Henry Jarrett, NJ. Angelo and Mile.
Marie Colombier sailed by the Amerique
The steamship Wielan which left almost
simultaneously brings the company. Mile.
Jeanne Bcrnhardt is to sail on Saturday
next,
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TURKEY.


MUfdcr Of an AustfiaM DraGOman.
CONsTANT1NOPLE, Oct. t.1G.-An Austrian
dragoman has been assassinated at Presi-
end, Albania. Baron Colice, the Austrian
ambassador here, has consequently declared
that he will hold the Porte responsible for
the safety of the Austrian consul ut thtt
place.
Dulci.nO's Approaching surrender.
CETTINJE, Oct. 1G.-The commanders
Of the international squadron have been
requested to delegate an officer Oh behalf
of each power to be present at the surren-
der of Dulciguo.
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S. Hess Il Son, Auct.
TUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE SUB
URBAN PROPERTY. On TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 3, ut the Cooper House, will be
sold the Beautiful Suburban Property of the
undersigned, containing 5A ACRES. situated
on the Columbia pike, one-q uarter of q mile
west of Lancaster, Pa, bordering on and near
to the country places respectively of DR.. j. W.
Nevin. of the Mcssrs. Hager, OF Nath. ELL
maker, ESQ.,, and contiguous to Wheatland,
Possessing the advantage of this neighbOr-
hood to these elegant homes of the West End
and itself improved by its capacious mansion
and suitable Outbuildings sheltered by Orna-
mental trees, shrubs and climbing vines, and
surrounded by lawns laid out in paths and
carriage roads; communicating with the city by
means OF the pike and gas-lit pavements and
the five minutes walk to City Passenger Rail-
way; with its frontage of SO feet on a line of
ene
country and city surroundings. affords q
lovely home with growing value.
fruit trees. OF the latter there are varieties of
apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, &C., in
fruit-bearing state, and so likewise are the
berries, &c. The mansion b Of brick. % witt slate slate
roof, having q southern exposure, containing
20 rooms and halls. with their complement
floors, plastercd wall, and ceilings, well light
ed and thoroughly ventilated, is q double two
stOried House with we'll finished attic rooms.
Its living rooms and bed chambers newly
painted and papered, open out on beautiful
verandahs and piazzas with appliances for
cOnscrvatOries. The principal hall Is entered
front through an avenue of tall evergreen
trees Among the modern improvements Is
q bath room supplied with rain water caught
from roof in a boiler iron tank of Best's manu-
facture. newly constructed; also q large size
Reynolds improved furnace that heats entire
building. Gifts Outbuildings there is newly
Stabliny room for cows, horses and for pigs
and roomy carriage house. Immediately in
the rear OF residence Is q twO.stOried brick
sldte coveret! building. adapted for summer
kitchen, and having upper room for servant.
There are two wells of excellent water one
especially distinguished for its supply that has
never shown signs of diminution during the
longest droughts.
Persons desirous of inspecting the premises
will freely be granted.
Sale to commence promptly at o'clock p
m. on said day, when terms and conditions
will be made known by
J. II. L. WAGNER,
HENRY SHCBERT, Auct. ltd
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FATALLY HURT.
Accident at the New Public Buildings In
PhiladelDhla.

Accident at the New Public Buildings In
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1j.-AbOut eleven
o'clock this morning heavy wire cable
used in hoisting stone to the upper stories
of the new city hall, Broad and Market
streets, and attached to the steam winG:
lass stranded, ard the heavy load Of
marble fell to the ground. The
engineer, George Lee, was i'll the
car on the elevated rails at the time, and
he was so badly injured that he will die.
One lcg was cut off and the other was Sc
riousIy lacerated. The accident caused
great excitement and large crowds gather
cred about the structure.
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The DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
Two Meetings and "A Parade In Lancasts
Next Week.

Two Meeting" and Parade In Lancaster
Next Week.
If anybody wants to know what the
Lancaster Democracy are going to do
about it they may be assured that they
propose to g fight it out on this line I'M
til November g
On Monday evening the local campaign
will he begun in earnest. Tonight the
nomination for the Legislature occurs and
on next Monday evening Hon. Lewis G..
Cassidy, of Philadelphia, will speak in the
court house.
On Wednesday evening. unless further
change is announced, tho Democratic clubs
of the city will have parade.
On Friday evening Of next week, Hon.
Edgar X. Apgar, of New York, Ezra ID.
Parker, of Mitilin, and Charles A. I.asen,
of Philadelphia, will speak in the court
house.
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Hayes In Astoria.

SAN Francisco, Oct. ia dispatch
from Astoria says the Hayes party left
Kalama OH the steamer Wide West carly
this morning and reached Astoria in the
forenoon. Several hundred people greeted
Mr.. Hayes ON his arrival, and the party
were driven to the Occident hotel. An
address of welcome was made and was fol-
lowed by speeches from the visiting party.
In the evening they we're entertained at
dinner
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Bank RObbcr Captured.

New YORK, Oct. 16.-Georgc Linn was
brought before Justice Patterson to-day
by Detective Pinkerton, charged with al
legged completely in 4 bank burglary at
Middletown, Conn. He was removed to
await requisition from the governor Of
the state, having refused to return. He
manifested the greatest reluctance to going
to Connecticut, and struggled desperately
to get away from, the detective on the
street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-16
Republican Fizzle at Erlckervillc.

We made mention Oh Monday OF the fact
that Republican orators were in demand
in Elizabeth township. 1t had the dc.
sired effect. 4 couple of spouters
were engaged. and on Wednesday
night a high toned fizzlc was held in
Brickerville. Mr.. Colin Cameron presided.
Meagrc delegations We're present from
L:titz and Ephrata, and the Lititz band
was on hand to drown the ''Hurrahs fer
Hancocls" which were continually being
uttered.
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VIOLENT WINDS.

Tho Northwest swept by a Hurricane.
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-A wind storm ap-
preaching hurricane is prevailing all
over the Northwest. This morning the
telegraph company report their wires
down il every direction. Telegraphic CON-
munication with the Pacific coast has
been interrupted for nearly week.
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TURKEYS TROUBLES.
BERNHARDT BOUND FOR AMERICA.
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
A HOT TEMPERED BOARDHR.
He Shoots the Hall Boy Who Erings Him q
Ba0 breakfast.

Had Breakfast.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 16.-A hall boy at
the American hotel, named Burt, was shot
this morning and is not expected to live.
He says he was shot by one John Lyons, Of
New York, who complained Of the break
fast the boy brought to his room. Mrs.
Lyons says the boy was handling pistol
belonging to her husband and shot himself.
Lyons ran away and the police arc looking
for him.
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The Elizabethtown Fair.

The ladies' fair for the benefit of St.
Peters church, Elizabethtown, which has
been in progress for two weeks past, closes
this evening. 1t has been well attended
and will net considerable sum for the
benefit of the church. Anumber of articles
were cllanced off and voted for. Among
the latter was beautiful set Of Faience
china ware, which was voted to Mrs.
Henry Sehner of this icty. A gold watch
will be voted off this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-16

HARTFORD, Oct. 16.-Gen. Grant and
party arrived here to-day. Among the
many distinguished gentlemen vino par
ticipated in his reception was Ex-Governor
Jewell, whom Grant removed from his
cabinet without proifering any explana-
tion. The city is gay with decoration.
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Mormon Missionaries,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.-Scventeen elders ar
rived here yesterday from Utah and left
for Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, North Carolina and Virginia, whittier
they go to make converts to the Mormon
faith and secure Mormon eniigrants to
Colorado.
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RaSS Fishing.

Day before yesterday Judge Livingsto OH,
Sheriff and Deputy Strine, Assembly man
Demuth, Deputy Collector Eberman. Dr.
II. +. Eberman and ex- alderman Holling-
er went fishing for bass at Fite's Eddy in
the Susquehanna. They reached the fishing
ground in the evening, but did not get to
work till yesterday morning. During the
day they took zoe fine bass, had a pleasant
time and returned to Lancaster last even
ing.