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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

him TO the right, TO the position of q visiting
stAtesmsn in the south, tsmpering with
ell ction returns and perverting the will OF
the people. Laying aside all constitutional
grounds for his refusal, has not Governor
Roberts insulted the public feeling by not
Asing day for the people of Texas to per-
form religious rites In commemoration OF
tho Divine dispensalions in favor OF Mr..
Garfield! Divine dispsnsation should have
seen to 1t, that when The plan was fixed upon
to make Garfield saint, the constitution OF
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ROLLINS tNsYlTU1E,.
Springs, yirg,ujs.

me S7th annual session close ed with III. most
satisfactory rsuits. S xty.siX dipomus were
aw rded In singie depariments; there v.re
Iont graduates In parta Courses. md iour
iul graduates. The department of mnsc
numbered more than one hunor.d pupils. and
made chasle and Ia pressive exhibit on com.
me cement day--Art also was cOnspicuuu,
Ihe facilities here atlOrdt d for broad. varied
a'd elevated Instruction, the advaut grs OF
loraiiiy, climate AID comfort, aud espe tally
the care of health, NOR Is and m n, efs Of
pupiis are mostinvitlng 10 though full IN, enis
EiihteeD officers and tea cheers, seven of whom
are gentlemen
T1e 3Sth nLual session will omen on the lIth
OF September, 1881 For full particula,. AMY
to the superintendent.
Pupils are received for the er tire reriOd of
scnolas lc training, INCLUDING y,CATIoNs
Here Is aci mate the most d sirable n the
continent fur schoo s; In n region Tree fcm
malaria, and about ding In picturesque moua
tam scenery, at ono Of tnV most bt autiIul hOmes
IN Virginia, EMO, ing the iurtheI advan, oge
OF mineral wsters. Pal ents may find y ace
Tor The best pm, seal, moral and aesthetic do.
VeiopemeDt of their daughters.
The school EMPLOYS no agents. secret or
open, bui Will Furnish +. fe, ce t. mn ny OF the
most prominent citizens of Texas, patr ms Il
tne school, and Will sei Il and officer to IA
charge OF girls who may propose 10 enter III
the opeuins of the next session.
CHARLES l.. COOKE,
Sunp ntpudtnt'
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before doing 90 she cent her daughter 10 Mr..
Hu,chinson's to make inquiries and there
learned from fair young man, with light
beard and curly mustsche, that no such
person as G. CLARK worked there and tina,
no telegram had been received from any one
OF the name Of Ssele. Mrs. Bickers then
went to the Thames police station and re.
lated the above facts 10 the authorities.
aroused by the fact that the telegram in
question was sent 10 MIR. Seels, and that
gentlemen of that name, only somewhat
differently spelt, had given evidence
before the coroner with reference to
LEROY. She heard nothing from the
police as to how they meant to act
in the matter; but at about 8 O'Clock at night
two detectives called and saw her, and said
they wanted to see the gentleman lodging
with her. They Immediately proceeded up
stairs. and shortly aflerwsrd one Of them
came down for chisel to force open some
drawers that we're locked in Lsfroy's room.
He had the keys Of these drawers when be
came to her, and either refused to give them
+ up or had thrown them away. The
police were not at her house very
long, and left with LEROY ia Gus
tody. Subsequently she went into his room
and found quantity Of Grape hair which
IL generally used for stage mnkeups and dis
guises 1 his she still has in her possession a
well as the draft telegr am referred to. As al
evidence of tho manner in which he kept him
self concealed. young man who has LODGED
in the house with him during the past weel
had never seen him. He explained some of hi
extraordinary conduct by saying thatit wa
too hot to 60 out of doors or cat much. Fo
this reason he preferred bread and CHEESE t.
anything else. On one occasion Mrs. Bicker
spoke to him with reference to The Brighton
r murder. She had missed her paper, IN,
thinking he might hava it she went to hi
room and in the course of conversation re
marked casually, "They have not found tn
man that did the murder" To this Lefro
replied without hesitation or embarrassment
: "No, don't believe they have.
Mrs. Biekers concluded her statement b
saying that although she thought this man
, statement was very strange, che had no ide
!, up to the last that he was the man LEROY
:, She thought he WAS swindler and was abou
to leave without paying her what he owed
: She intends in due course to make an sppli
cation for the reward for the spprehensio
. of Letroy. She can give no idea as to wher
LEROY obtained the half crown no gave he
, on Sunday, unless he had obtained it on
. pledge when he went out on Friday. Befor
, his arrest she had not seen the photogrsp
. of LEROY, or she would have recognized be
lodger at once. She had never seen hil
J with gold watch or any other valuable"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27
DALLAS DhIFTiNGs

Hosmer lays water piping as cheap as the
cheapest and wi h experienced workmen
Call on him and get his prices at 4O6
Elm street.
ltyou want to buy cheap buggy, spring
wagon, buck board, or buggy and spring
wagon tops, poles or anything that runs on
wheels, OF prevent your shaft from rafting
go to VIM. Long, Con a.srce street. Repair
ing done in first class style.
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u CliOTT,S
CHILL and FEVER
a.. ~ TT CIT IL

The enormous sale lest year of this well-es-
tablish Chill and F.v5r remedy aud the
fw 81 ecimrn- of tsstlmol ials below stamp 1t
as undoubtedly the b 81 eXtant"
lEEsvtLLE, Texas, June q 1851.
Messrs Thompson, Geo gen Co., Galveston,
Texas:
Gentlemen Your Schott's Chill Tonic has
almost superseded all other Gill IN diclnes
BET re he publ In this section v hen given
arc1idii Z to directions 1T rarely falls TO break
the IN 81 obstinate case OF chills. consider
" az excel enl Tonic and one of the be't Anti
periodics. The price should rectm mend IL to
the publ &c, us IL Ia the cheap st aud m st eff
ieclnal In the market. Yours, L, specially,
JOHN NJ. FLY, NJ. ID.
WACO, Texas June 80, 1881.
Messrs. Thompson, George Il Co., Gaive ton {:
Gent'emcn-l have been s-l ing Scholt' S
Toa.c for the past twelve IN nihs, and II af-
foIds me pleasure 10 say that 1t h given en-
tire satisfaction MIST respectfully, you 8,
II. BkHRkNS.
MORGAN CITY, La, May 8, 1881.
NESTS Thorn sor, George 4 Co Ga weston
:, rear sirs Last ceplen Der l took hold of
Schott's chill roric, and up to present writing
nave sold ~ retail two gross All through this
country 1t Is he Chill r0nic. and hiss never
laled to cure the worst case of CLiljs and Fever
In this section.
day cam OF do without It, eend me one
g'oss by return ST am
can send YOU hundred cert ncaes from re.
haOle anu re' po1siuie par les /, you wish.
..especfully,
C.s, PEAsLIE, Mo- City Drug Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

Every one who knows Chris. Rintlemap ,ge-
NAL, popular, whole.souled Chris, is in favor
of PatronziDg his Local Option" saloon in
in Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make his acquaintance immedi-
ately on arriving there for no keeps the bes,
handmade sour mash Monarch whisky to be
found IN the south. He also makes specially
of Improvement Cigars" which are without
n superior in the state. Don't forget TO call
IN tho Local Option, and you will be happy,
and die respected and lamented.
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Texas a. 1T. Louis Railroad.

To the Editor If the Herald;
Tyler, July 5 Please announce that on
and after July 9Th instant the passenger fare
on this railway will DO three cents per mile
to and from all points on the lire.
WILLIAM A. GAvETT
General passenger and ticket agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27
WESLEvAN FEMALE IN sTlTUTE,
STANTON Virginia

Opens September sOth 1851. One ofthe FlRsr
Sen OILS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THE UyIIED
SrATEs. Surroundings heaut ful. Clmaeun.
surp SEED. Pupils from seventeen Stalts.
lERMS AMONG THE BEST IN The UNION.
Roa d, Washing. English Course Latin,
French, German, instrumental Musc, NC,
Tor Nolasic yenr, from Sept. to June, S?3s.
Fvr Catalogues write TO
Rev. WM. A. HARRIS, D. d. Pres't,
siaunton, Virginia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

just received ~ Leon Kahn's, 80l Kim
street. all The latest styles Of sprins hats in
sil4 and stilIi also the Sofs pocket and feather.
weights. They are very Mica Gall and on.
anime. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

Tho fret tent erected In Bin s,prlprs WA,
hS Peter Bruin, who opened II OUT a. res.
',ursps. Bruin is one Of the best cooks In
Texas and he keeps two good assistants. H.
.e,ves up his dishes q Ia Frsncais, and MI,
81 " contains Ill the marks. affords. Spring
81 sens specially.
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Georee Rt.k,s Furniture uouse

Is the largest in north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from the most elegant
parlor and chamber se,s to the chespes,
styles and patterns. His prices are very low,
for quick sales and Small profits" is his
motto,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

The New Ahllene AasoI

Abilene, Texas, Is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers to stop
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tamsle,
chile con.carne, sprlng chickens and fish .
specially.
II. T. McLARrY, Proprietor,
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II is the easiest and cheapest thing in the
word, ifyou will only leave orders with
Jarrett, the ice king, At his depot in rear Of
Apollo hall, where he has on hand heavy
stock of pure northern lake ice, and will
deliver II 10 any part Of the CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

g man died of liver complaint!
Goilar's worth OF "BLACk.DRhUGn
would have saved his lie.
For sale by oil dragg SITS.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE Institute
Staunton, Va.
Miss Mary J. Baldwin, Principal.
opens septemb LIST. 1881; Closes
JunC Isl lSSa

This institution continues to increa,. in
prosper ty from year to year. ltoGers .up iior
sdvaniases In It's locatl IN; in It's building and
tr"nDds; In Its genera appointments anu AL.
tary a'fanSem' nts; lie iul. corIs of srperlor
ana experlt need teachers; Its I'M urpasseu al.
vahtages IN music, modern languages, elucu.
lion fine arts, phi slcai uluIe aid psruc ions
In the theory and practice of cookln.; thu sue
cessfhl forts made to re ure health, G niort
and happiness; us position TO extravaganza
Its STANDARD Of solid Scholarship
For iull particulars apply to the principal
for catalogues
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Board OF Trade snIOon and Billiard
Hall

Hail.
Az this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy u Randall, pro-
prie;ors, are to be found the very choicest
and only the very choicest Of liquors, wines,
alos, beer, etc, from tho leading msnuf4ciur-
ers and dealers Of this country and Europe.
a newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated Bill.
lard hall is ono of the attractions. Call and
$50 them.
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Under nha nmasaas

A sweet smile and .winkling eye denoted
the pleasure Of wearing the little hat from
Pesrson's, trimmed with daisies and dear
little buttercupa Price 81 So
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RURNEII'S COCAINE.
n Ia uinSn AFT m -

IL allhys irritation, removes al tendency "a
danuruil, anu invig0rates the action OF III,
capiilaiies In the highest degree, thus pro.
noting vigorous and he,ltnN growth Of hair
It's effect upon tue gl0sslness aud Ilchues, of
The h ir la such AZ cannot be surpassed
Burneu's Flavoring EXIT. cts are the best.
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ST.L0UISLAW SCHOUL

Law Department Washington University
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October i? Isl Course
OF Study comprises two Annual Terms, seven monss
each. Diploma admits to bar In State md w. - touis
In Missouri Term fee. sSncludng use OF Law iolay;
Address until Sept lst at Town City, Iowa. atefwau
Ut St. Louisl w. q. HAMMOND, LID, Dean OF La"
dnculty. or HENRY HIrCHCOCK, St Louis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

Agents ana sn snssers
Make IRON 40 To $50 per week selling goods foI
y. Il .RlDEOOr Il CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York Send for their Catalugueand terms
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rhe HERALD STEAM Jon PnNriNa OryicR
b prepared TO execute, In the highest s,yle OF
u, any and Gil railroad printing nj the short.
pt note.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

CNrds nnd EDv elOpea.
TliE HERALD Jon PRINTING UfFiCK keeps or
hand an extensive assortment Of Gil grades
Prioes low and work guArant cd,
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Sob Printing n CoIors
The HERALD srpAN Jos PalNrINa oryic,,
10 now turning out some Of the most beauty.
Job work In colors, yer executed 10 TOE ~
For artistic work % 70 Ne HnnALD W.
RnINflNo OHgloA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27

HELLMU7H LADIES' COLLEGE,
FISK s ss ns ga
Ssny sSssa healthy %e eoa G aah
msaos sy sS based M
annum Spg and psss
Lady
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

The Baltimore Gazette says:
There Is no need for new party nor
. new name. for new men nor new prin-
ciples. We have able men and an earn
est party; all that u needed ID courage,
boldncss and discretion \
Mr.. Roscoe Conklin0 has re-
ceived gentle. low tai N the nose
which hns necessitated 4 Temporary RI
tircmcnt 70 his corner and consulta-
ton with his immediate seconds. Mean
time. Harmony within the party il pref
~ comfortable. thank Won.
--f:cner.l Tom Rraav oxns . ~,
~ oun Il fhe shane ~ Z newsn.nsr
THE 0un = "a Washincfon' IL mnr1ie
i no,nted towsrd nv ivh;te Honsn II
y ioaded n G.rt;eld does AN II, -
IL w;Il Ana b;mseif noI;t;calIv forr ~
n;eces OaLs Amees and beGoiver
troubles viii sink to fathomless den,hs
" contem,,f G.rs.iJ VII, Nh, AZ" -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

whistle sounding lonnd and cloar,
Laughter that love % hnor.
Marbles rnlt|Ing far and near;
Must be juhni
Out AZ elbow. out ~ knee.
Hat-brim tatfcrcd wofnlly:
Turn HIM round and ict me 500
n it's John.
Dimplcs IN rnddy cheek.
Eyes that sparkle 20 they speak,
lcs. 'ti> johnl
Yet this morning. clean and sweet
Spccki,@s collar hat complete,
Trousers mcndcd. down tho street
WhistIcd John.
.What's the matter with you. lad?
where's the nat-brim that you hndf
Whence came al these rcnts 90 sad7
Answer, john
4" Marbles" And he kicks histoe
" 8nccchcs Will wear ont, You know;
sknucklc-siown IL all the ga"
Falters John.
In his pockets 70 his hands.
Looking foo;Ish there DO stands.
~S'posc you'll sc0lif" For stern commands
Linxors John.
Catches mothers laughing eye;
IN flash the kisses ny.
Aud hear. n paes hy,
Hess YOU, john
-S. AZ. Chatfcld, IN 81. Nicholas.
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fhirfs vo.~u -, o~...;.I ..A .
srI s,,,r. u, AZ, ct;.'' ~ "nn oeiieht
.n..,.;n. ...n'.rs ~ -. 49, w.. sewing
w ,;.aJ xs,.-s,, ~ WY ~ which
IA, N, tn,..'-,'''. 'no ~" inyen-
ssss;,s - ,s''' ~ on'.,. nome one day
~. ..6e..r;,.' 1874, ..' '"ss ~ nnu seen
..,sy. ~ ~. '..;,''s' .,ttisoht and
h.r.i," es,,,,,.sn 49, "ua '"ns We could
isrrc fsm;Iy I r.,c.'.',. e :" o"e "
ishmcrt ~ ~. Z ssn'''.s. -. aston
rs ,.,nris '''' ~" o''' moth
Wall roh, h,,..
,,,;, I 80 y ,.,:,h ~. .. mat
49,. 80 :. "''" ~ 49, eyes.
~ o"ys n'.cr inc machine was
IA ~; Letter III. ~" n, -. s:,sk proved
n, uo,. ~ u" - 80, .. nn'ssp'y !" our !am-
~. nna.,s,., aa.'s,' ".1". "atcning
she ,,..;ns ;,ss.aI ~ ",tn ~ cle near
ra ~ y" .nd '' Jn.' :" '.,; ~ neal, as y
sho,,s, - ~. r'.'..x'n 1919 -. ia'ner
III ~ s.;, ~. i.'. II. 'L' s'''en J, made,
sewinc wonld M accomnl;sh"d ' !. y ' ~
magic. With beam;ny ;oy ~ sha ~o5
Us the perfection ~ the n,arh;nerr ,,n
cameo ~ which ~ could shnr,. w
Ienethcn the stitch. liz screw ~ ,sh ,,'''
10 c<,nld tirht.r ~, l,.<,.<.., n. !" '''on
ia presser-foot wh;ch MA ~ ' '.''.'
,;rmIv ~ nlsce ~. sh,,,s,n ,. Ky "ork
ried ihc lower thread ana ha,ncd f' 49,
Tho lock- sfitch. Ann the trc.dle ,,h;ah
set tho machine n motion .nd q.
which W. couId rcyul.te III snsaJ w
were enchanted win Il 0nr r,,,,..
a. down - frv n. INT sncb = con,,,,;as
ton of machinery. - MANY fh;ncs "
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I
would follow him from the Mississippi
from which NJ had nod % the Mn;ss.
chusotts 20 which ho had returned Al
though Dawes admitted that ho had
taken refuge under the protccfinr mcis
Of that commonwealth where murder
and arson arc unknown and impossible.
he persisted il declining ID answer the
inquiry and denounced Il A. unwarrant-
able. impairment and violation Of the
rules Of debate. He re,ascd 10 exonor-
ato any part of the v .dc State Of MissI-
sipp! from the Disgrace 81 this great
crime b, assigning L 10 anv city. town.
county or other subdivision. but al
hered to his original purpose u citing Il
IS an example BY which the whole neo-
pie Of that State were To be branded A.
the encouragors and abcttors. AZ the
least. Of murder and arson.
This il not trivial incident TO be dis
missed As unworthy 81 future attention
or inquiry. II is the deliberate and re-
iterated uttefance Of senator 81 the
United States. representing certainly
one Of the most polished and powerful
Of the States. Il relates 10 and was in
tended TO characterize the conduct Of
the whole OF the people Of another
State towards their brothers OF the
other sections. Il is impossible that
amicable relations can continue between
communities whose inhabitants. not
withstandlng their constitutional rights,
can only pass their respective borders
81 the risk Of the dagger Or the torch.
Il Is no exaggeration. therefore. to
describe this as 4 subject Of transcend
ant National Importance. II was
nothing less than the State Of Massa-
chusetts arraigning and summoning to
trial the State Of Mississippi upon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

Or. Clinton Wagner lectured lasl
night before the New York County
Medical society, at the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons. upon "Habitu-
Al Mouth Breathing" "Only two
works" said the lectnrcr. shave ever
been written on this subject Its i'm.
portance Is not generally understood.
breathing through the mouth often At.
fleets the constitution seriously, and a
person who il habitually addicted 70 i
can easily be distinguished By the silly
and idiotic expression Of his fa .. Indul-
gencc IN this habit affects the hearing,
and the nose Is apt 70 become per-
mancntly closed. Il also produces
chronic Inflammation Of the windpipe
and the upper part 81 the throat, and i
alters the character ola persons voice.
Il also causes asthma, curvature Of the
spine and what il known as pigeon
breast. The Indian mothers teach
their children in infancy 70 breathe
through the nose, anu 10 this must be
attributed partly their freedom from
these diseases and their excellent
health. A nose-breatker, the speaker
added, never snorSs. ~. Y. Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

Francois Bonvoisin. = French Free
Mason. according 10 the France ~
Nord, recently made q singular attempt
d suicide. lie procured an carthcn
jar. filed II with powder, and arranged
d fuse. Then Ne seated himself upcn,
the jar. lighted tho fuse, and awaited
his scattering % tho four winds 2.
heaven. The explosion took place. pus
ho was not blown 70 fragments ~
was simply bounced. and after thc 81
trIcation or few pieces or cartrenr'
ware BY 10 doctors he was plaeeu
again IN good standing among me ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

A great many farmers still think
there Is mystery IN growing this best or
oil fruits. The hills should be dug out
foot and filled with short barnyard
manure. soil and sand. or turnpike
dirt in place Of sand. Plant five or six
seeds il hill. about an inch below the
surface. AZ equal distance, and when
the plant il three or four inches long
remove al bit two Or three. just be-
fore the vines begin 10 run, give the
bed thorough hoeing, and II conyeni-
cnt-though II Is not indispensable
scatter ever the bed coat Of turnpike
dirt or sand. After the vines have
commenced to rum they should never
be disturbed, otherwise the rootlets
which attach them selves % the soil -
the vine grows, and on which both vino
and fruit depend mainly for their sus-
tenance, will lose q large proportion u
this support. and hence will nos pro
duce - large melons y of 50 good :
quality.
We prefer level culture. FOR ne ros-
son that the soil will not dry ont 50
readily = when the killing system il
followed. In wet seasons killing Il
best; bus the chances are Ia favor ~
rather dry weather IN June. July and
August. ~ Gtymonforn Telegraph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-27

The latest freak Of the amusement.
seeking British official IN India y what
they call .Noah's Ark Race" that i,
race in which every variety 81 animal,
almost. participates. Thus. az Madras,
they had q race. the competitors being
buffalo, elephants, goat. q ram ?
horse. an emu. an elk and other AMI.
mails. The elephants placid;y trotted
over the course. the ram and goat. rid-
den BY little boys. ran we'll, the buiiale:
went ut gallop. bnt The emu would
not stir: neither would the elk, Til the
race was over, then II took fright and
started on at great speed The ram
won the race. horse coming in second
and buffalo third.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-01
A. j. R0SEF5 FIELDS
SUPPLY DEPOT.
4O7 GLNG ST. 4O7
univ Nnn pri.,n ca ~
only One Price to All.

Please peguse the following list ofgo1ds, re-
CeiVci fresh this week
weston ruckwhegt nou~, per lb.....,.,.s G
New No,k bucbWheot flour, best, per Id.
ho.srd herruss, per key. ............,..lfO
Dried cherries, ftedless, per lb........... s.
IIeIci Pfu'ea' per h.................... ~
Turkish pruaes. per 10 ............ 1917
New English currants, per b......... 10
Nenlchatel cheoae, per lb.............,.. 10
Picked pigs feet, reduced per doz. TO Gi
aiitornia Lima beans, per lb.......... l2%
English green peas, per 'lb........., &
Whitaker sugar CuTeJ hams. ....... 12L
Peach butter, per lb...,................,,,.. IA
Apple butter, per lb.......,.....,.,,'.' 10Y
Goods delivered free to any part Of the city,
Respectfully, A j. ROSENFIELD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08

been violently signaled to run back, which
it did for quite distance before it was
discovered, that there was nothing more
serious than that the engineer was the
victim Of an unknown would-be wag, who
had thought to amuse himself forcing the
train backward up q long down grade, the
foot Of which we had not reached, nor even
the head, as II turned out,
Soon we were gliding forward as usual,
and the gossip concerning all the families
within fifty or seventy. five miles, was taken
up where It had been left off, Finally the
iron'horse drew up at our depot where we
alighted well pleased with the day after
all Mrs. ID. GREEN.
CACHE, Jan 3d. 1881.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08
At Pat FitZgerald's.

The oldest and purest imported brandies,
porter and other wines may be enjoyed at
the elegant sample and billiard rooms of
Mr.. Pat. Fitzgerald, at the corner Of Four
teenth and Commercial and horses fat and
fleet, with every variety of vehicles
from buss down to a
sulky, all in frst-cass condition, as well
as saddles and riding regalia, may be had
at the most reasonable fgureson moments
uotice at his "Horse Manson. His placcof
business is IN connection with the telephone
bnd all orders received thereby will receive
prompt attention.