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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-13

Q!cal Estate agents and kletinnoors.)
G SOkl MISSION ER9' 8hLfj Of EAl.lTA-
~ BILE HkhI, h&TATh In TIE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
i:y Vi!tus OF y decree 81 tho Gcrprrsticn Court
for lha city OF Alexandria, Virginia, rendered
a. tae March tenn 1850 there; f in tho chancnry
cause Of Jsmc' +. Carlin 81 Sons vE. Mary Il
mlssIonCrs Of s"lo. appointed by tho said decree,
VIII expose for sale by public suction, on SAT-
URDAG: the ~ day Of April, 1850. ct - M,
in front Of the Market building, on Koyalstre
i'll tho city Of Alexandria, Va, the rcsl estate
mentioned 10 wit
No. !. A TENEanNr AND LOT OF
GROIN d in The said city Of hle,sndria, Va,
situated At the southwest intersection Of King
and Payne stroots in front en- King street, 81
feet moro or less snd extending southwardly
in depth lao feet ID Il IL feet alley, boing the
premises formerly occupied and used By Josiah
Ford IS dwelling snd whcolwrght shop.
No: ,. & ThH EhlENT AND LOT OF
GROUND aGia;niH 8 No. l on tho west, in front
on King street II feet inches. mo:e or less, and
extending scuthwardly in depth lC0 foot to Il
feet allcy.
No 3. a. LOT 0F GROUND adjoining 10.
on tho woSt, III font on King sLroot n foot 3
inches, moro or lcis, sad extending southwardly
In depth lUl feet to sad |! ioot aliry.
Trims Of S.le: Ono tcIth Of tho ?urchase
money IL each on tho dag OF sale, Grh tho resi-
DUO In ttrcn tGIa payments .. &, T. nnI Is
months from tho dsy q; sale; :ha ioforr5d usy,
monts TO boar in:5Fcs. iro;a tho day &C sale, md
10 be- secured by tho bonds Of the nrrchssor or
purchasers, with good security and tho rCtcu.
tlon q tho t'Llu unlii al tho purchase nanty i
paid.
:. FEKGUs0N RSaCH,, / c"mm'rs. on =; rs
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A NswSrAPaE PUBLISHER WergRa

Cttian Evening Row. Augusta, Ga.
Dr. Tut: Dear Sir--My !i:tn son was attack
od with pneumonis last winter, which loft him
with . violent cough tha; lasted ill within 3;
mon!H SINCE for tho cure of which an indubt-
Cd 20 your valuable ESpcctrran.. had tried
most everything recommended bnt mono did
sng good until L usod your Kxpcctoran:, one
bn!tle Of which removed tho cough entirely,
With mE;:Y thanks, am yours truy.
JOHN 81. WEINLE,
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Rad TEHNIELE HlGuT SWEATs.

Momnhis. February il. 1871.
Or. Tut: E,;r--i hsro becn suffering inr nngy-
~ two years with severe cough. Whom J
commaaced taking your Expactorant J. wss re-
ducod to ono hundred 6nI sixteen puunIs in
weight. h&i tried almost everything; hal
terrible night sTNhts. I hsy0 taGon hall iuxnn
Dottlrs Tho hight swsats hav3 left mo, the
cough has disappeared, SID have gained nftcon
pounds ~ fl' 50. | recommend il 81 h!l MP
IriaaHs. With grGs: respect,
OLIVIER Ei;;E
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NEW MADRAS GINGHhMS, host o,sltr,
l23c; present vsluo l5c.
NEW PRINTS, latast spring styles
bUNTlNGSl BUNTlNGSi Juillard's be,;
hil wool Euntings at 25c; present value 3l4c.
DhACh CASlMEKES positively at old prices,
PERTZFELDEH Il co,
mn III King street
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. fEClAL BARGAINS.

SPEClAL BARGAINS.
r Monday. MAJ ch 9Th, 1850.
we tilcr epacial Inducements in full lines OF
| goods received from Now York, Philsdelphia
md baltimore, houGht Cor c5sh al very low
prices, viz: All Wool Roll bunting, st C5c
Double Width Bun,ings ut TO-, very cheap :;
Slack French Bantngs, very fine; Black In
gram lJGsn; BLACK Li-l6 Thread lose; Black
1nd White Hose very desirable; Baluriggan
tlos0 Z5c, esira chesI; Mourning Handkcrchiefs
fuiI assortment; all Linen Napkins G0c r. dCz
erost bargains IN Quilts, ST. 6O each Grape Col.
iaEcts, very choice; hatra5 Ginghams now
s;y:es; Hamburg Edsing:; large stock Of Tow
els. q great Job; also auo,har nvoicn Of those
Two button hid Gloves At 352 Fatinz. Kid
G!oVES ana :. buttons, warranted.
I" tNHnlry McrGhsnts and Others-We havo
q lErGc stock Of HEAVY GOODS specially
suited to their trade, bought before tho great sd.
vance Il! cash. aid wo are prepared 20 sell vcry
chesp. Gall and examine stock
:, u. +. BHASHEAR,
II. =. hoomfF. No. lO3 King street
Inn Alexandria, Va.
ykEhT JOB In AID GLOVES.
Thursday, February 2G.h, 1SsO.
We received to-day from Now York thoyrost.
est harraa in kii Gloves over offered in INV
ms7 knt '''
Two BUYiONS-PRiCE 81 CTS.
-, IL, +. BEASHEAK,
-, - n""M&" No lL9 King SireCt.
'"" ~ AioXauGra. Va.
EeIu JOB IN nAMEURG5.
N Nondsy. February lG.h 1880.
Job lot Of lsmburS Kdgnes and Inscrlinps
lust Eocaivcd, very chcsp. Also 40 dCz,n Puro
Linen NAPKINS ct Coz par do%; Balbriggsn Hose
"t zoe, nJ'h; British Half Hose at 20 and 25c
ezra cEoari l,eGics' Mourning Hsndko;chiers
now style; extra largo Bst9s Quilts at $l.5).
II. T.. RHAoHEAK,
II. Is HHomH'. No. 100 King street,
Alexandria, Va.
Al Woal hnntns' tt 2je. g;o:t bargains.
IcD |" ID. +. B.
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New AUCTION AND CDMMl$i}iON
~ HOUSE.
Ha !IHvo ophnot. ri No. :3;s iIUIA l. HI. nu
auction .nd Commission Nouan
No ara now really t. receive Ill kind Of ,arr-
.AHndIso and household goods on conai2nniual
r, purchase the Same.
We think IL Joay prove Gn advantage to rGr-
..As who have PRODUCE of any description
To- send it 10 ua. Located iuliaoiialoly opposite
lAo main entrance TO tae Market on Eoyai ST.,
woods can be exposed every .U0Tnirg NJ public
:Ictio0, when the bHst prices my 30 expected,
Eio.lpt returns rnaG0 on sEicG
!afao0s haviag FURNITURE. fcr ssia Nil!
s2i Il 70 their advantage 10 give Us n Gail.
- wi! sttand to aucioAecring TT public Gales
81. gu2e!ty, acL respectfully solicit share CT
'.h.," patronage. t'NEh 81 LUCAS.
E<FA@c.ioR g0ocs constantly on hand sad for
a@'. aov i-tf
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HARDWARE FOH THE SPRING OF
Al 1850. at sS King. corner of Royal street
A!exaudris, Va. j. I. CREIGHTON j. SON,
wholesale and retail dealers in HARD ARE,
etc are now receiving thtir Spring supply Of
goods in their line. embracing q large and we'll
selected assortment, nearly all of which were
purchased for future dolivory prior TO the large
eiro our customers Many Of the goods wo are
willing TO rotsil 81. less than factory prces.. Per-
sons who desire TO purchase will please give us
call, tho goods and prices will speak for taep,
selves. Don't forget. IS King, corner OF ROYAL
atreet inno
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a'EANepa ANEs ssEsssanS.
,SY-X.E-EE PyINOS,

GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
Highest honors Paris Exposition 1878. Tho
Stict Boudor Grsnd. or Upright, tho artists
iav0rite. dcGcS competition
&. L.. WILD G5 FRO. Sole Agents,
T:2l3 ILh st., n. W., Washington. ID. g..
a Iso egnuts for tho celebrated Kranich & Bach
Gnd ether frat class Pianos. and the PelCubet,
Pc'ton 81 Go. Standard Organs.
BRANCH S1OEi; with W. w. ADAM 6
SONS. IS King stroot, hlexandris Also refor TO
Prof. Hey n an, Of Alexandria,
fes> HiNnos, Organs and other Musical Instru-
n1onts TUNED AND REPAIRED. ian 23
VIRGINIA AsiENGY EGss FEE
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AEI"EESE GAE.E;a.
BY Groom S Wise

4 "
| [Hcsl Estate Agents and Aclionccrsl
6 sIOMMlSolONEkS' SALE OF 4 VALU"
| ~ ABLE BUILDING On KING STREET.
| IN rursuance Of = decree Of .he CORPORATION
court OF ihr city Of Alex sndria in thu cause Of
| II. L C!htln " Co. agsinst James ID Stewart
ahd etherf. the undersigned commissioners OF
saie Viii Uiitr iyr sale, by auction, IT about IT,
%ci1cG 1c Iii on MOEN AE, the l2th day of April.
leSO. IN front of the e,trRnce to the Court room
on fair(ex street AioIandria, Virginia tho
LOT OF GROUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on tho north side Of King between Roy
Al and Hit streets Alcxandris, Va, on which
STANDS tho building, Nos. lgl, 10} ard JOS Dy
stroct. This Let fronts On King street 81 feet j
inches, moro or css, and ruGa back 1G0 t. north
TO Hoot' . alley
Terms Of sale: Ono thousand 1ui!ars ia cash,
ana lhe rasldua Iii threo equal payments at six,
Twelve and eighteen months with interest from
Ina day cl sale; tho notes of tho purchaser, with
security, aid Wiv;ny homestead. 10 ho nivan
iheretor, snd rs further security the hmI6iny
10 be kept irsufoG by the purchaser for tho bon.
Mt OF the iEd"rsigled in thn sum cf 81 COO and
Inc title CT Tho property EctaHed till the purchase
money IS paid.
S F. BEACH. CONS Of
mhll-ls JOHN ii. johnson. ir Ssin "
By UNeal It Lucas. Auclionoerg.
WTILI. Biz SOLD ON SATURDAY Arril
w 81, 81 II O'clock H., in front Of tho Mar
ket ilonsn. on Royal street TWO SQUARES
or GEUU ND, bounded BY Queen, Uronoco,
faF he snd West Streets. inclusive.
TerTls: On0 fourth cash tha residue in s,1.
twava ..na eighteen months. with properly on
doi2:d i:o.cS, b)"Ting inioroat from day of gao.
JOH n hEATHiKhAND,
mn o-t1 Cnmmi'slonrr Of Sao.
4 hMtHt$TEATOkS SALE
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s0S NOTWITHSTANDING tho vcr7 groat I'd.
vance in the prico Of lesthor and cost of Boots
and Shoes We will sell our entire stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS and SaCES q. 8 small ed.
vance over coe!, IL order 10 reduce Our stock.
All in want Will savo moEey by calling on us
before purchasing. Wo hsyo large stock of
Ladies' and Gontemon's Fino Boots and Shoes,
which canao. 10 surpassed in style, durability
and prico
feb w. L. WADDEY. 10 Ki,os,
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COMMISSION MERgpaurs
w A. JOHNSON 6 CO..

n,,,, WHOLESALE GROCERs.
"ENEHAL COMMISSION MEE(;HaN
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Hsye on hand GIBSON'S XX. Xxx yxxy
snd MONOGRAM WHisKIIfFSS. IfS "a GinntNEl ~ +
sJ;;3 "KS Ar and I HON pSON'S PJRE RYE ~
81 the trade. o ''o "'IohIon
Orders from the country for mercbsndiao eb. i,
rWclVo prompt attention NS''
ConsIgnmenis Of Elour E-.;, I r.
tr4dGco soilcltcd, for which thew pusre0iao ~
"1ncaL market prices and prompt re,urns
N"rthohss t0rrGr Ct Cameron and Rogs1 Ola
h"Ianira, Va S . a. 6 sI''
'EAG"oN & s&iTH,
WNOLRSALE
HNncAl:5 AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCifnM4s
'"'H"7 |rinaa and Eoyai sis.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
;'"o1'% sn"nts G; Grain snl Country Produce
7".iy'!cd. so prompt returns mada iyln
sgA&Lo" BROS,
Wholesale
"HHGEE5, COMMISSION MERUuANTs,
And Dealers
'oH = u!ESoN'S SON & CO.'S. CABINET
!, AZ AID xxx WHISTLES, ard
:""mpS.a's Pro Rye Whisknv; Erroisr
'I@5 md Brsndios, Ale Porter
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DRY GResspS.

4 4 L c Ell V L y
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NH i-cn.s

GEARLH5 E. STUART) c,
=. FERGUSON REACH, >"','." =, rs rs
AhEEE'2 STUART, ." SAC
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II hero remarked to tho Enendi that there
was something very offensive to Christians in
the tsrm anti Chrstendom. MS it possessed a
peculiar sIgnlucstloE in their religious belief !;
and requoated him to substitute for it SONS
ether word. This he declined 10 do most ro,.
lively; and he pointed to passages in the Koran,
in which Hohemmsd prophesies the coming cf
An!ichrist.. As he said it was an article of his
faith that tho hntichrist alluded to by tho proph-
ct was the culmins!ion of tho inverted Christ.
lanty nrciessed in these lattor days, he could
not 10 is' compromise with his conscience az to
change tho term, and rather than do go he would
withdraw the letter. 1 have, therefore, been
constrainod TO let it remain"
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z UST REC2IVEp-New Layer Raisins,
- whole. half and quarter boxes, loose Musc..
tel and Valencia Ralsns, new Currants, now
Turkish Prunes, Los & Perrin's Worcestershire
Sauce, Colmsns English Mustard and Italian
Maccaroni
dec c5 w a. JOHNSON ~ 90
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JNSTANT RELIEF FOR HEADACHE and
4 NEU RAI,GIA, Karscho. Toolhache and
Eneumatlam, by using ChOSBT'5 FIVE MIN.
OiE Ctl HE. Fer external use only. Price
tWenty.GVo cents per bottle.
JhNNEY & CO. Druggists,
JAIL 70 and 1872 Kinn streat
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Special contracts will te roads with yesrly Cd.
roftsc7s.
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,,,, WHOLESALE GROCERS
"ENfHAL COMMISSION HEHI;un MTG
And Deslers in ~
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i;V (.-pnu 6, EyicA

I; WHEAT. Administrator.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

down, and in the presence Of the young
lady behaved in the most revolving manner
The mex. morning the girl was taken 70 the
depot by the women and went back to her
home in St. Louis. There she told her
story to her brother.in-law, Mr.. Francis
Thompson, whose residence is on Mssis-
sippi avenue, st. Louis lie came last
Saturday aad had Macarthur and his wife
arrested. Another young lady, Miss Peck
ham, Of st. Louis, went to st. Charles on the
morning train, having been decoyei there
by the same means that Miss Clayton was.
She was at the house when Sheriff Ruen2i
arrested Mrs Macarthur, and tainted when
the sheriff told her what s)rt of place 81,
wasin The letters written by Mrs Macarthur
to both the ladies are in the hand, OF the
sheriff, and they are said to be very 3kiIinl-
~ written up for their purpose Dr.. Nc
Arthur has been in St. Charles since july;
he rented house and had his ottc. in il
His behavior there was a good deal as it
had been in Cairo. He was scarcely ever
seen on the streets and had nothing to do
with any one socially, It is unknown how
he lived, as he had very it'll, practice.
HiS wife says she j. an English woman,
Macarthur va, arraignci Saturday morning,
AMI waving examination, hi, ba.. Va,
fixed Al i've thousand dollar, Mr.. ~.
Arthur va, 10 hagc had m cxsn.l1,iop
yesterday
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

New York early rose seed potatoes. for
sale cheap by G. n. Jackson & Go.
---Dowdall will have to take back seat
Davis OF the Sun has clearly earned the
title Of the 40 -dcst fool in Illinois,
Judge Green goes to Goconda, Pope
county, the latter part OF this week, He is
engaged as one of the prosecuting attorneys
IN the Sisk murder case,
Phil Saup says It's girl. The fourth
Of a series. As to exact date of appearance
and weight, ask Phil lie Is not bashtul
about giving all 'hc information desired.
The river is rising very fast at this
point. and the "FautlcSs" cigar Is selling
faster than ever bcfore--a pure Havana
filler, for five cents Sold by f. KoSmeycr.
We refer our readers to the notice of
Sheriff Hodges in another column. Our
people will come down with their "good
dust" il they know what is good FOR them.
The warm weather We have had this
winter has been very pleasant, but many
fear that the exceptional winter will be more
than countcrbal0uced bya late and unta.
yoraDlc spring,
Mr. H. A. Cunningham, now Of Villa
Ridge was IN town yesterday purchasing
supply Of 5tJgerieS, otc, lie is a prospect.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
ASTOUNDING

ycStcr lay

\ PROMINENT YOUNG MAN ACCv4ED Og B.ls-
LNRY-HE FLIES THE COUNTRY.
When the News published yesterday that
the prrpctra,or Of tAc several recent r5bBcr
les on Broadway would surely be arrested
fine did no; leave the city, it fel' satisfied
Il was writing the exact trlth. Wo knew
then that Marshal Geary atterthe sup
posed offender, ami knowing this. 'r., cr,.
tain that ne would only "io,"" him by the
party jumping town. While cogui2ln. o.
th'- fact ani the ,Uppo,i,ioa. On the hin Is
OF Mr.. Gelry, that the ovrrtlking Of tn,
thioi would uruipltr if no, connor, some
one in high standing. il never
once occurred TO ~ that the facts would
prove. upon the, strongest circums'mtiA.. II
not positive, evidence, that yodng man Of
The place, highly connected ani him,r.
well ani favorable known for hi, position,
j, the one who did the robbryies B1'
such !, the fact. and al. will soon
De known % the worls The accused hl,
admitted Ms guilt by flight and q. a mna
ance to h.s future return, is a wlrrrn. sworn
ont ~ Mr.. Gcary, charging him VITA
burglary,
The evidence agains, the a,~s-I is
the finding OF the trticr, stolen lson
Dr. L. h Wilson and MI john 4.
Miller IN hi, room, carefully nI
away and severe cut up0l hi.
hand, such cut q, one Nigh, .nilr'
upon himself in reach ing through 4 broken
window pane. hi, being met upon tie
ctrcnt. about the time OF the robberirs &C..
ctc.;ls sufficient 90 cony;c' one though ., be
m aage.
tn, News sill no. attempt an explain
ton ., so unaccoun,ab!cA burglary "
are upabl" 20 10 So We only knox tie
above" and with the balance Ut the people
%! the town are completely a,toni,hoj
Tn" News omits the ntm" o., the lrcG,ei
out Of respect 70 hi, aged and no doubt at
mos, hear'.Drokcn mother, and because OF
hi' innocent connections, There may be
some w") will critic.,e this; BUTT matters
not PaduCah News.
We learned the following fact. Yesterday .
The young mans name j, Rhcy Boyd AMI
j. before the people of Pljucah a. : cav
di,ja'o for city attorney. b, being , promi4-
ing ana eloquent lawyer His father Va, A.
one time congressman from that !re,.
sional district and Ae cntir, famiO, stands
high in the estimation Of the community
The young man, connection, are numrroIs
anu among the best citizens o; Pliucn'
He left Ptducah on horseback for East
Cairo, where he abandoned the hor,, AMI
came acros, The river on on" Of tn, trans
fer boats. He w, arrested by Chief l.,
Hue On the corner Of Eighteenth street ant
Commercial avenue at 5o'y,ock p. 30. We,
teriay AMI placed in the county jail. Eg
marsha. G"ary, Of Paiucah came ioNa .l,.
night and will return witt the prisoner On
tn" "Fj,h" to-day
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
THE NEGRO, DIR. McARTNUR.

HIS DI>GRACEFCL CONDUCT - 81, CHARLES,
MISSOURI
Our readers wlli remember a negro. call
ing himself DR.. MrArthur who came to
this city in March last and remained here
about three weeks making ia tina; time, an
unusual display OF himself He had with
him handsome white woman who. hr ,lid,
was his wife. He denied hayn. negro
blood in him and ciamei that 10" was
Spaniard. Hardly week after his arrival
here he boarded the jim Fisk with hi, wife
for Paducah. AMI being oyrrbriringy
heightened, of course, took cabin passage.
An | here came the trouble His Wjir wa,
permitted ~ .it down To- the supper table
while he va, reiU>Gd.-on account OF hi,
color This wi. an insu, 20 Nh Macarthur
which not on his own account. but on nc.
count OF his wife, he said, it wa, hi duty to
resent, and accordingly commenced pro,
ccciin.s against the Fisk under the civil
rights bill But before our people
were aware OF l., Mr.. Macarthur
had disappeared, no one knowing
where he had gonc Now, how.
ever the news come, from Il. Charles. 30
Of the arrest OF this same d. Macarthur for
an attempt to outrage Mis-, Josephine 4.
Clayton, of 81. Louis. And the arrest Ina,
brought to light 4 queer scrie, Of affairs
carried on hy Macarthur and the woman he
calls hi, wife, which has aroused the cit.
lrns of st, Charles to pitch Of excitement
and Indignation, such as nothing has done
for a long time The facts. So far As
brought to light, are thrSc; Some time
ago Macarthur advertised for a young lady
who spoke both French and English 10 act
a, companion for his wife, The advertise.
mrnt was answered by Miss Clayton, OF $.
Louis, and number of letters were receiy,
ed purporting to come from Mrs Macarthur
and such represg ntalIons made that the
young lady came there on Monday las.
During the evening Macarthur acted in such
a manner that the girls suspicious were
aroused, and she says she determined to
leave but that the woman said her
husband was eccentric aud that
she would take care OF her
during the night, aud sha, she could leave
in the morning if she was determined to
90. After she had RETIRED she says, Me.
Arthur forced his way into the room and
attempted improper liberties with
her telling hcl that II she
screamed he would kill her On his
using violence toward her she screamed,
and his wife went into the room and forced
HIM to dcsist. lie then knocked his wife
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

upon arriving there was At once Jumped
upon by the cooper with his knife. He ran
into Kynaston5 shop, but soon
appeared with club in hand
to defend himself 1t was then
that Il fierce fight cnsucd, and but for the
prompt interference of one of our citizens
one of the two OF the men would perhaps
have been killed, since both were dctcrmin-
ed fellows, and one blow from the club.
squarcIy on the head, would have been suf-
icicnt to kill an OK, The citizen who
caught the cooper by the nape Of the neck
and pulled him away, receiyeda blow on
the back OF his head, which was not in
tended for him, but which knocked him to
the ground and stunned mm for several
minutes, No arrests were made.
The rumor has from time to time gain
ed currency that the Cairo and Vincennes
railroad company contemplated the cree
ton Of a substantial and handsome depot
on Commercial below Second street, but il
has generally been winkcd at as rumor Of
no significance and unfounded For a few
days reports to the effect that some Of the
laborers. who were 70 construct the
depot were already ia the city
have come to our ears, from various sources,
and believing that no i'll could r"suI, from
calling upon Mr., Roswell Miller, the gen.
cral superintendent Of the road, and learn
the truth, we went 10 his office yest-r.
day evening. We found Mr.. Miller in"
and, il may not be amlsS 10 here remark
that we found in him hu'ineSs-liSc ana
pleasant gentleman. Upon broachng the
subject TO him We were informed that the
company had already contracted for the
necessary lumber for the erection of the
freight depot which would bn located ut the
corner OF Second street On the west side of
Commercial. The building would be a
large and substantial one and would lie
built as soon Is possible. II va, true. he
said, that men had arrived in this city TO
aid in the construction Of the depot,
but that operations had been
suspended on account OF the late rain
The passenger depot would be built oppo-
site of the freight depot and back OF Tie
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17
CASINO BALL

The Casino Society will give a grand mas.
querade bali at Washington hail, Tuesday
evening, February 18th. The committee in
charge will spare no pains to make this a
grand success and can assure all who at
tend an evening pleasantly spent, No
improper characters will be admitted.
This will be the last masquerade OF the
season. Tickets fifty cents
BY Order Of the Society,
HENRY HAsENJAGER.
HAIRY WALKER,
PHILLIP HEM,
Com OF Arrangement
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

FR0M A DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN
Prot. Green, distinguished allopathic ply
sicIan, wrote to the Medical Record, of At
lanta, Ga, to the effect that after all other
means had failed, he sent for the Kidney
Cure, CSaie Kidney and Liver Cure, and to
his establishment cured serious case OF
Bright's Disease by administering it, and
afterwards found it equally beneficial in
other cases. He advised his brother physi-
clans to use it in preference to anything
else fox kidney disorders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-17

Ny Coon WOMAN why are you so out of
sorts. never able II tell folks that you are
well? Ten to one it. all caused in the first
place by hahitul constipation. which has
no doubt finally caused dcrangcd kidneys
and liver The sure cure for constipation,
is the celebrated KdncyWort. It is also
a specific remedy for all kidney and liver
diseases. Thousands are cured by it every
month. Try at once.