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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-07

Bone months ago, when the reduc-
ton Of the liquor license began to be agi-
tated by the city council, and before a
decision had been reached IN regard to it,
a number Of saloon keepers took
out license for six months and paid
at the rate Of two hundred dollars per
annum. Shortly afterwards the council
reduced the license to one hundred and
fifty dollars per annum, so that those who
had waited until the reduction had taken
effect, were the gamers to the amount of
fifty dollars per year. On the first of
January the licenses of those who had paid
the old price expired and must be renewed,
and their holders will petition the council
to allow them reduction this time, equal
in amount to what they paid more than the
present rate.
The coroner's jury-fguratively speak.
ing which sat on the body Of the infant
that was day before yesterday found at the
corner of Twelfth street and Ohio Levee,
met in the courthouse last night and found
that it had come to its death from causes
unknown. The most diigent efforts were
made by Coroner Fitzgerald as well as by
the jury and the police officers, to ascertain
the guilty party, but without avail.
1t was learned that negro woman-a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16
rmnG M uRAvAs.

We have not fcad o daily paper
10 ten days land wc read them
every dayJ bul what contained
accounts 81 twu gu three killiug in
.hc State Of Arkansas. In that
state there is q reign Of rape,
murder, shooting and seduction
a reign o. rope is sadly needed TO
crush This mad and wild epidemic
ol crime. IN the number Of her
damnable criminals and diabolical
crimes, Arkansas, already the
rival Of Texas in this respect, will
soon outstrip lis larger neighbor.
We write this more IN sorrow
yIgu in anger stating only mcps.
There are more good than bad
people in Arkansas; let them see
% IL that crime is suppressed and
criminals punished.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16
THE REVISED TESTAMENT.

We see from the South Western
Presbyterian that the Rev. Dr..
Markham, m able and learned
minister Of lhe Presbyterian
church, has taken decided grounds
against the revision. He has de-
iivcred several very able lectures
in which his views, and reasons
for them, are given At length, and
these lectures, we Join our cen,cm-
porary and others in hoping. will
be published. Our readers know
that the STAR has heretofore ,N-
pressed itself adversely TO the work .
and subsequent examinations
and reflections have not changed
or even modified the opinions here
toiorc expressed. In the absence
OF better reasons than the wise
Swans have yet given for it, we are
opposed 10 any revision, and cspcc-
iallY are we unwilling 10 see King
Jamess revision set aside for one
which, as far as we have EXAMINE
ed, We consider far inferior TO il.
Not the religious press alone, but
the secular as well, should speak
out upon this subjce, aud many
are doing SO, both fyo ana cen.
Lei them 20 on, but always calmly
and Understandings.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16

TUE coaaucrua coLonlNa.


The ardent editor uI The Ni.I
burg Commercial, in Dds zeal Co
nominate Mr. Bark dale for Gov
ernor, rather o~'er,'a'cs ihing oc-
casionaIly. For instance, De- says
that Mr.. BarkSdale "inaugurNyd
the Amcs Impeachment movement
and was mainly instrumental To-
bringing about its success. We
beg leave 70 say that Mr.. Banks
dale no more inUumra,cd impcach-
mcnt than a thousand other men
IN the State. il is true he adyu-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16
GARFIELD IMPROVING.

The Presidents physicians re-
port a slow but steady improve
menl 10 his condition, and there 4,
a general and wcll.founjea Inn.
preston that the illustrious snaercr
has passed the crisis Of his eass
This cheering news Is a ourc o,
great relief and qualification to IN,
people Of the United States, and /
has been suggested aud cordial,
secondN hat a day or genera
prayer and thanksgiving b. an
pointed BY the Governors OF NJ,
States, SO that the people may hay,
an opportunity to publicly an,
unanimously thank the Giycr :
az good Eur bis preservation !
PRESIDENT Garfield lie
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16

i| II'.l NtIt NIN IH|I.l To- Ii
uu it.
the annual reunion of ihe irst
Mississippi Regiment. G. S. A.,
wIl hc hcld at Verona Oh Iuly
3,.h and l5th.
Jordan KIM. coIorod. wns killed.
by a col.red guard. willie al,omn,.
inc 10 escape from A conyic. farm
In Ilolmeg county.
The gauge oftae G. 81. and n.
o. railroad vIl 30 Glanced on lhc
10th inst. instead Of die 2fst. n,
was AT G.s, announced.
e. f.. Henry. Of Lowrde,
county. raises "Colly" doasror.alc.
lie Iatcly shirned seven 70 point.
in Ohio. Kan.a, and Illinois.
Pinsons First MIississippi C,yalry
REGIMENT would have re-unior i,
Grenada about september Isl.
Near Aoc'aeeh la'e'y pam
mount. measuring three feet be-
tween the tins Of tail and nose
Inc merchants OF Aberdeen
nave "sf'e' 10 uose 1'e'r stores
the re, nrox.. SATURDAYS oxcen,sd.
Monroe Nooe''s' 'i l''"'thoa
county "h'ia temporarily insane, z
,e" u'ys since, committed suicide
head.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16

STATES made up by politicians
ore not proyerbial for producing
harmony. Therefore lie, us have
man Of the people and for the
people as a candidate for Governor.
Such = man Is Roprnr II. Tay-
Lon.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16

TIE reunion Of the Barhsdalc.
lIumphrics Brigade has been post
pontd until some limo next fall.
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ENLARGE AND DEVELOP the toRa,

II SHRINK wholly ur IN part nom nature NJ de.
ease Advice fru1 Describe cuso ana snud stamp
80 r. Dc T., Co., Atlanta, ia No humhng, lugh.
"si Teiufvnep. Correspondence cOnadehtlRL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-16

Never before have we been so much ccmplimen,ed
us this season on the success of our buying, and the
very complete stock kept in all departments. The |
goods are handsomer than ever, and yet the prices
are 80 low -
We are now exhibiting Paris and New York SILK
Costumes. Stuff Suits, Lovely Null Suits. Satin dc 4
Lyon and MervelleuN Wraps, Cashmere, Camels
Hair and Cord de Lyon Wraps, Parasols. SUN
Umbrellas, Roman st ipcd Surrahs. Meryelleux.
Ombre tshaded) Surrahs, etc, together with Plain
Surrahs for Costumes. Handsomer Black Gren.
adines than ever heretofore were seen on these bluffs
Velvet Grenadines. Lace Striped, Satin Striped. |
Plaid and Brocaded Grenadines in exquisite de- \
signs, pure Silks, all at very reasonable prices.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Notice.

In the interest of those whom it may
benefit we publish the following circu-
lar received at this Office
WAR DEPARTM'T, ADJ'T GEMS OFFIcE,l
Washington, May l6, 1881 {
There being now pending in this depart
ment great numbers of volunteer pen
sion claims which cannot be satisfact, +.
,ily verified for want of information
which missing records of discontinued
volunteer commands would afford, and
il having transpred in maDv instances
that officers Of the late volunteer forces
have still in their possession or under
t ,eir control books and other records
p.ttaining TO their corps, divisions, bri-
gides, regiments, and companies, thel,
attention is called to the fact that ali
such Loo ard records should be
deposited with this office, and they are
earnestly requested to cnse the same to
be forwar led without delay to the Adj
jutant GeneraI OF The Army. at Wash
inet. n District of Columbia.
No expense, Ctiier than postage or
proper express carges (when packages
except fOdr pounds, the limit for mail
parcels) can be paid by the Government.
In the interest of the great number OF
widows .arphans, anl disabled soldiers
| whose claims are involved, the newspa-
pers Of the country are requested to
give the substance Of thss circular the
greatest publicity.
| By order OF the Secretary of War:
| r. c DRUM,
| Adjuiant General.
A. w. Mi kerson,
| Assistant Adjutant General.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Interesting to Ladies.

Out lady readers can hardly fail to hav,
their attention called this week to the lates
combination of improvements In that mos
useful of all domestic implements, thes'sew
ing machine
As we understand it, machine for fam
ily use'should meet first Of all these require
ments: 1t should be simple in its mechan-
ism, so as not to weary the worker unduly
it should do wide range of work, that the
owner need notiwish for any other machine
it should be as nearly nolssless as possible,
that it may not be nuisance; it should be
light, handsome, durable. and as cheap as
is consistent with excellence throughout,
These conditions the "Light Running
New Home certainly meets.
1t has also several very important and
useful attachments and motions" of its own
which go far to make good its claims tc
popular favor.
Now great many families have been and
are still using the old machines waiting
for the times to improve; waiting for the
latest improvements in designs and me-
chanical excellence.
But why delay longer? Considering the
low price at which good machines are now
sold, and the Improvements that have been
made, now is good time to buy, and the
New Home especially recommends itself
to purchasers on account of its superior me-
chanical construction, ease of management
and reasonable price. Nearly half million
have been sold in the last three years, all Of
which are giving universal satisfaction.
This unrivalled machine is manufactured
by JOHNSON. CLARK & Co., 80 Union Square,
New York, who wish us to say that all who
will send for their new illustrated cata-
logue and enclose their advertisements
(printed on another page), will receive q
set of fancy advertising novelties of value
to those collecting cards, Gc-
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Personal.
Mr.. and MrA Chas Allen are visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen are visit
ing the city.
Miss Louisa Sherrod, of Leighton,
was up on flying visit last week.
Mr.. B. F. Ludwig returned last
week from his trip to New York.
Capt. Days many friends will he
pleased to hear of his convafesence
after an illness of several days.
Mr. Emanual McCally has recov-
cred sufficiently TO be out on the
streets.
Messrs. Charlie Miller, Levy
Peasants, J. D. Kent, and Samuel
Taylor 60 to Louisville as delegates
to the Supreme Session of the Immac-
ulate Order.
Cadet Matthew F. Steele, looking
every inch soldier, is at home on a
short vacation from the West Point
National Military Academy.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

"A letter from Mrs s. J. B. Car
ter informs us that the picnic al
Cherokee Saturday was very
largely attended by the good
people of that thriving little village
and the neighboring country. There
was large procession containing
several schools. Refreshments were
bountiful and the audience spent a
thoroughly enjoyable day. Addresses
were delivered on the topics Of the
day BY Messrs. S. J. B. Carter, &. w.
Perkins and l.. P. NJ. Watkins. At
night lodge of Knis hts of Wise Men
was organized. The letter speaks in
terms Of praise Of the good work be-
ing accomplished there by Prof. G,
w. Stewart and Rev. D. N. Nelson
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
GLOVES

ladies Kid, Black silk, Isle Thread,
Berlin, Lace Mits, Etc. Special
Bargain in ladies six buttoned
kids, opera shades, at $1,OO
per pair-Gents' Kids,
dog skin and castOff.
We are selling at low prices large
stock Of piece goods, consisting of plain
and Fancy Cassimeres. Worsted Coat
ings and Suitings, Tweeds, Blue Flan-
mel and Cashmerettes.
We offer twelve pieces of fancy Eng
lish Cassimeres, light and dark colors,
at the nominal pr.ce Of $l.75 per yard.
We guarantee these to be imported.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

nnNi1business now before the pnb-
KIN | lie. You can make money
iJI'll) faster at work for us than at
anything else. Capital not required.
We will start you. $l2 day and up
wards made at home by the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted ev-
eryWhere TO work for US. Now is the
time. Yon can devote your whole time
to the work, or only your spare mo-
ments. No other business will pay you
nearly as WELL No one willing to work
can fail to make enormous pay by en-
gaging at once. Costly outfit and terms
Tree. A great opportunity for making
money easily and honorably. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Me.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
DIED..

PREU1T-In Meridianville, Mond ay
night, June 27, VIM. Henry Pruit.
HAEEIs-Three miles North -east OF
Meridianville, Monday, June Y ,-Thom-
as Harris.
SCRUGGs-At residence in this city.
Thursday, June 30, 1881, Mrs. Narcissa
Scruggs.
SPENsER-At residence on Church ST.,
Thursday morning June 20, Ellen
Spenser, beloved wife of Allen Spenser.
Funeral attended from the 2nd. G.. p.
church by Rev. Alfred Barnette, assis-
ted by Elder Lewis Neal.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
MARRIED.

JONES-MANNING-In this county
at the residence eff the Brides parents
by Rev. Beverly Jones. May 20, 1881,
Mr.. Berry Jones to Miss Clara Man
ming.
RoTs-ToMpKINs-In lhis city at resi-
dence of brides parents III the grove
Toursday night, June 30, 1881 by Rev.
Alfred Barnette, Mr.. Joen Ross to Miss
Sylvia Tompkins.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
where to get the Gazette;

Where to get tue U"Aes'o'
ALABAMA
II G. .Binford, general agent,
" H. Blankenship.
Iobn- r. Burris. Florence.
\ r. Tisdale, Decature.
p F. stewart. Hillsboro.
Coo ". Braxtlall, Talladega.
Waller BrazieI. Mobile.
EF Logwood. courtland.
David Mcdonnell, Triaha.
James. DePriest,
III Diegs, MOntgOery.
Rav EDhraim Rivers. Bass Station.
Al Brown, Hillsboro.
RR Elliott. Tuscumbia.
A. J. Rogers, Wetumpka.
W p Williams. Meridianville.
r n. Gravitt, Maysville.
John Bone.
Rev. Osborn. Nelson. Marion.
= A. W. Mckinney, Marion.
- W, Leewood. Gainesville,
TENNESSEE:
RevJ. F, Humphrey, FAYETTEVILLE,
Richard Wilson. Memphia,
navid Bone, Winchester,
MISCELLANEOUS.
& Patterson, Niagara Falls N. Y
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
The Popular Dem a nd.

So gre t has been the popular de-
mand for the celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort, that it is having an immense sale
from Maine to California. Some have
found it inconvenient to prepare it from
the dry compound. For such the pro-
,prietors now prepare it in liquid form
This can be procured at the druggists.
1t has pre- sisely the same effect as the
Try, but is very concentrated so that
the dose is much smaller .--LozoeH Mail.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Fidelity Lodge, 1. o. /.

The following officers of Fidelity
Lodge, No. 78 !. y. 1. were reelected
Tor tbs ensuing term:
a G. Lacy, R. s.
.Josbu-a Crawford, V. N.
James Don, ,,esp, W. NJ.
Allen Robertson, ?. NJ.
Henry Davis, 0. G.
j. w. Tymes, G. S.
j. d. Kent, G. G.
S. D. Kent was duely elected to
Fidelity Lodge in the Su-
preme Convention which assemblies in
Louisville next July 4th.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

summoned:
l w Gill Joseph j. Fowlkes
John Tidwell William Walker c
p l. Roberts Galloway Potts
J r Cartwright Norman Mastin, c
John Clark, T III Horton
Noses Ward. c j B Anderson
j B Laughlin G E Collier
w B Green G w Sweeney
F A Howe J r Sisk
r r Moore j G Steele
D e Clark co. Shephere
w A Loye r j johnson.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
County (Ourt-Sumlm er
Term.

The next term Of the county court,
Judge Vim. Richardson presiding,
convenes Monday, Jnly IS. The
following is list of the petit jurors
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Neishborhooa News and Gossip.

" "
Cbanc ry court commences next
Monday.
Work on the Oil Mill goes stead
lily forward.
The Comets Shakespearian cita-
tion-"I could q tail unfold"
There are four colored jurors
summoned for the next term of the
county court.
The Memphis Light Guards
.speak of Summering at the Barracks
on the Chapman Hill.
"A pleasant journey and safe
return to our citizens who 60 to
Louisville as Immaculate delegates
.and visitors.
-Messrs. Carter & Young, the new
firm of Undertakers. received from
Cincinnati, Monday, an elegant hearse
which cost over 81 500.
-"Taxpayers" asserts that they
sent their article to all the city papers.
1t is a misstatement. No such article
has been received at the GAZETTE
office.
The Huntsville Agricultural and
Hechanical Association has changed
H.. ,,n ~iug Of the Fall Fair from
~ -, :" October 18th. Mr..
LANES 4 p;,.k.rd 'ss the printing of
the Cat 'logues.
Walter Picket, chaged with wv
ton stealing, was arrested in De.
t,r and hrnught to Huntsville last
Monday by Sheriff Cooper. He has
quarters in the Iii.
A minister of the Christian
church, Elder f. B. Larimore, will
preach series of sermons at the
Courthouse beginning the first Sun
day in July.
The kitchen of the residence oc-
cupied by Mr. Erskine Mastin, across
the street South of the Presbyterian
church, was almost destroyed by fire
early Tues lay morning. The damage
Is estimated at 5000. The property
is owned by Capt. Ell 1. Mastin and is
insured
The following are the officers
elect of DeIphic Lodge, No. 3O9,
Knights of Honor: Dictator. Abe
" Wise; Vice Dictator, Nathan
Hersten; Asst Dictator; John E.
Hall; Reporter, B. F. Ludwig; Treas
urer' John 1. Patterson; Chaplain,
Isaac W. Gil; Guide, w. H. Bike,
nor; Guardian, D. A. Tlmberlake:
Sentinel, Isaac H. Wise.
The Machinery for tbs Clifton
Factory with capacity for the manu-
factory of 1000 lbs Of yarn pr day
mas been ordered from Lowell. x,dwilI
% ready fr shi m Mt y the FIRST of
september. President Harris al,
nou"ces that the contracts for the
ou'l ilngs which will be located in the
At' 'noorhood of the Depot will be
given out soon.
The Beaverdam picnic, near
"o0'svllle, last Saturday was great
success IN point Of attendance aud
anu enjoyment. The oblis-
s manager, Mr.. Major Thatch,
""s ohceaslng in his eff,rts to accom-
"'od"te the hugh crowd. Addresses
were made by Messrs. Francis Dsvis
a'' j. W. Withers. Music by the C.
~ o'nd Of Huntsville enIivened the
Occasion.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

ORGANIZE your clubs.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02
Full Of Years.

Miss Polly Martin, an old resident
cf Huntsville, and who had passed
her "fourscore and ten" died sud-
denly of apoplexy Sunday morning,
the 26th, at her residence on Madi-
son street.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

sCpEDULE:-On and after Nov. lst, 1880,
as follows.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-02

"0la st Buchanan, 81 Lawyer. Toledo. says:
Pads ou VI rfof Guilmette's French Kidney
ss,se ;ufeu ~ :, me of lumbago aud kidney d.
bean f,; - 'nree weeks. time. MY case had
Dur;noaN sven am up by the best doctors incurable
aud na;S an Inis time l suffered untold agony
e"ia out large sums of money.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-26
CAIRO'S WATER WORKS.

WORK on THEM COMMENCED YESTERDAY.
That the Cairo water works will be re.
atty of the near future is now evident. Mr..
Travers Daniel the contractor, who has
been subjected to so much senseess ma
Lightly by thoughtess persons, who never
took the trouble to inform themselves of
bis intentions, telegraphed to Mr.. Thomas
W. Halliday yesterday morning of his
final acceptance of the city's contract and
Surveyor Charles Thrupp Immediately
went to work laying out the ground upon
which the stand pipe and pumping appa-
ratus arc to be erected, which is just above
Thirty.eighth street, near Ohio levee. Mr..
Daniel himself will be here to-day or to-
morrow to look over the ground and make
arrangements for vigorous prosecution of
the work.
The suggestion that Mr. Daniel be required
to give bond for the faithful performance
of his contract can be entertained on y upon
the hypothesis that the city can lose some
thing that she never had. The city invests
nothing whatever in the proposed water
works; it only gives Mr.. Daniel certain
privileges upon condition that he finishes
the works in certain way and then offers
to patronize them to a certain extent. Mr..
Daniel invests all the money that is to be
invested he runs all the risks that amount
TO anything, and he forfeits all the work
done and all the investments made and all
the privileges granted, in case he fails to
complete the water works in the manner
prescribed in ordinance No. 70. That he
will allow this to take placc---that he Will
begin work, invest thousands of dollars
spend his time, etc, and then abandon the
work Is not probable. But II he does DO
this then the city gains whatever work he
may have done at the time of the abandon