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DEATHS.

DIED. n, his residence. "a Of February. at half
past O'Clock NJ, JAMES ". STOUT. ia She
nf'y-ihird year IF hts age.
IFS funeral will ,ake place from the Park Pace
Meib0dis: Episcopal church THIS MORNING
Saturday al half-past o O'Clock. Friends aud ac.
qnaintances Of the family are respectfully Invited
To attend.
Augusta. Ga, Lynchemg and sc1itsyi'le Va.
papers please copy.
Died. 1T the residence Of her uncle, W II. wade
5ls Third street. between Clay and eigh. NJ "A
O'Clock Thur-6ay evening, FeDiulry 3. 1881 MA.
BEL AUSTIN, tughItr Of The late Captain George
J. and Virginia Ann Austin.
The ffPnds and scqnainiances Of her uncle. and
hose or her grandmother, Mr.. Lucy a. Dunna-
want, are invited 20 attend her funeral from ~.
James church all O'Clock THIS Saturday Az
TERNOON without further notice.
Died, NJ his home, In Surry county. Friday morn
ing a. half-psst o'clock, RiCHARD DABNEl
PHILIPS: aged siXty-niie years.
His remains will arl I've on Petersburg train aJOut
IL O'Clock SATURDAY MORNING and he buried
~ llolly wood. Friends and relations are invited %
attend without further notice.
Died. February 3, 1881. ~ 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
MARY ANN, wife OF william >. DOnnan, In The
si>ty.fOuith year Of her age.
Her funeral will TAKE place from the First Presby-
terrain church (l'r. Pfeston'sl on SATURDAY Al
IL NJ. Friends and acuuIin tauces OF the family lit
rpsD4ctfully reaue,' ed 10 ait,nd 2t
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RocKBRlDdE.

THE NORTH RIVER RAILROAD BRANCH AND
TUE PsOPosEp EXTENSION or THE VALLEY
ROAD PROM STAUNr0N-GR0uND HOG WIS.,
poM-RtPORr on rue MINERAL RESOURCES
or THE JAMES RIVER VALLEY.
fCorrpspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
! LEXINGTON, February 2, 1891.
Tue engineers OF The Richmond and Ale
gbaDy railroad are 1t Laird's, len miles be-
| low Lexington on the canal, working their
way up. Major T.. ". Tutwiler. division
engineer. made horseback reconnaissance
Saturday over what Is known a. the Pop
| llr-IlIl route" and It Is said he expressed
himself satisfied As to the feasibility OF
the route. There Is hardly any doubt.
however, tbst The company will adhere
to the river route; ana, In Tact, an
official connected with the road, and who Is
in position 10 know, has written TO .
friend In Lexington 10 this effect. Nothing
will be known about the extension OF the
Valley road, presume, until after the meet
ing Of the Board OF Super vsors, when the
question will come up as to Issuing the rail
road bonds. Public sentiment Is divided
on this question. As business matter II Is
heyOnd all doubt the interest OF the cOuaty
to issue these bonds, and thus secure TIE
road to LeXirgton; but whether these
| NtfNS VIII w sudltu ny Tue Dpdi u dll uu-
able 10 say. think IL doubtful. Mr.. Key
ser will, in alI probability. he on hand
when the Baard meets, and will doubtless
| give his views at length.
Those who were OH the qW rtce say
the ground. hog saw his shadow to-day. II
we accept the tradition cOnnec ed with his
hOgship as true We may look for more bad
weather during the ensuing forty days.
This time last year most OF the farmers were
through with their spring ploughin9; but
a. far as my observation goes hardly fur
row has been made up TO this time. Mr..
WombledOrf, one Of the most successful
frnit-grOwors in the county, thinks there
will be an abundant fruit-crOp the coming
season if we have backward spring.
Colonel J. G.. Stevens, Of New Jersey,
who has recently been in this section, has
written an admirable ard exhaustive report,
which will be published in pamphlet form,
on he resources OF the country penetrated
by The line OF the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. PETRtP0Ns.
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lss1.
Avcrage...~. ............. 35 Al

ANtTdpt.s.. ...s.sss..s.s % - - - L j
Here is a prophecy for February. Mr..
NENNoR says:
the mild spell with which January
closes will probably continue well INTO this
month, with The exception OF a day or two,
up to the l2.h, with balmy, spriDg-hke wea-
Their prevailing in many parts, and snow
rapidly disappearing"
| Ii he bad predicted that unusually cold
weather would continue well into febru-
airy. he would have guessed Alright.
Here is Mr.. VENNOR'S apology:
MONTREAL. CAN, February 1 -To-nigbf>
FITNESS contains the following letter from
VennOr: d" The date given for the commence
ment Of the lhaw in nv general prediction
for tbis'wnter is our, but the general posi-
ton given 10 il as a whole namely, in Feb
rualy will, think, yet prove correct. II
is my February probabilities which contain
the great break in the winter and possible
disappearance OF snow aud sleighing--nOt
those OF January. In other words, while
admitting the head OF the tbaw 10 have been
misplaced, IL is my belief that the body Of
The same will occur Just in the place assigned
TO it in NY almanac"
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DR.. Curry's pay as agent Of the Peabody
iurd will be $4,000 per anrum and ex-
penses. AT the meeting OF the trustees
THURSDAY "Jnage Manning, of Louisiana,
was appoini, d committee to present TO The
Governor and LEGISLATURE OF Mississippi a
memorial concerning The Mississippi State
bonds which Mr.. Peabody gave to the
Board for the PURPOSE Of this trust. The
me moral relates TO 81 ,000,000 In Mississippi
repudiated bonds, which Mr.. Peabody was
confident would In time be redeemed by
the State. as tue money was To be applied 70
the work OF education in the South"
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CULPEPER.

ANOTHER COLD wAyE-QCIIE A DESTRUCTIVE
FIRE; LOSSES OF RICHMOND INSURANCE
COMPANIES
lCorfespoEdence Of the Richmond DisDa'ch.i
CULPfPER, February 3, 1881.
Another cold wave, accompanied by 4
stron.: north wind, struck Us Tu, sday night
last. and still continues. Last night was
very cold, the mercury marking 60 above
zero. Yesterday (Candlemas day, or, a
commonly called, grounding day,) was
clear and bright; 80, according TO the old
ldsge, winner VIII take another flight Of six
weeks.
the frame building on Dayi, street, own
ed hy james W. Green. E.q., and occupied
by Nj. +. W. Wrenn az a grocery, was
burned this morning about 4 O'Clock. The
building, | learn, was uninsured. Mr..
Wrenn's loss on stock is about $1,000; in.
sured IN Home Insurance Company OF New
York for S725; City Fire Insurance Com
pony, Richmsnd, 1900. II. {. Burrows,
confectiOner, adjoining building, loses on
stock and furniture about 800; fully in
sured IN City Fire Insurance Company,
Richmond. l. was intensely cold, but per-
fectly calm. Hence the adjoining buildings
were saved with out slight damage. X.
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NOrfOiik's stock In The Atlantic, Mis-
stssippt nnd ohio Railroad.
Norfolk Virgluian, 4th.

An important meeting of tue committee
having in charge Tie sale OF the ciy's stock
in the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO rail.
road was held yesterday evening, at which
it was resolved 10 sell, provided the sale
en- be made satisfactory. A resolution was
also adopted authorizing the chairman OF
the meeting 10 communicate at cnce with
the cities OF Petersburg and Lynchburs.
inviting their joint action and cooperation
in the matter.
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yeyyoR's PRorHrcrEs.-Wc have already

VENDORS PROrHECIEs.-Wc have already
published what the experts in Washin gton
have said Of Mr.. VENNOE's predictions.
Here is one OF his predictions for Jlnulry ::
"This Ma,c, which will be interrupted
about the 18Th Of the month into February"
That's the prediction. Here are the facts.
as shown by a comparison Of the state OF
the thermometer for the same days last year
and this year:
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:, su,Auys.

Married IN IIcnrico c0unfv. F.brpnty 80. w Rev.
Genfge ". TfImyer, Mfr. JOHN X. POCKLfNG.
TON and Miss EMMA g. LAYTON.
Married. IN Hsnrico county. on THURSDAY. Febrsa.
~ 80. by Fpy. tieOrgr w. Tfjmyer. Mr.. JAMES
MATTHEWS aud Miss ADDIE q. BAUGfiN.
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- PRICES MARKED DOWN
STILL LOWER AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sci BROAD Strict.

We arc determined TO close ont our remaining
.tccS Of WINTER GOODS, aud to that end have
marked down l1.s Of good, regardless Of the pre-
yailng pricc,. We Indicate ONE Of the reductions
rs follows:
On DRESS GOODS. 10 to %. PER yarI
on FANCY DRESS GOODS. 2Jc. per yard;
on BLACK SILK, 2j to SOC. per yard;
on COLORED SILKS. for trimming, Toe. Per
ward:
on COLORED DRESS SILKS, &c. per yard;
ON BLACK yELvETS, p TO 50r. per yard;
on COLORED YELVtT>. PC. per yard.
COLORED ALL-WOOL CAsHMERES reduced
from so To 4Jc. per yard;
.COLOEED ALL-WOOL CASHMfBE~ reduced
from IS - Csc. per yard.
We have just received an iuyo.ce OF
1000 lpieccs of HAMBURG EMBEOIDfRIES,
TORCHDN, and other LACEs AZ lower prices
than they have ever been shown IN this market
Also, splendid line Of
TABLE.LINENs, NAPKINS, DOLIES row.
Els. TEAY.CLOTH-, sHEETGNGS, CHECK
ED MUsLINS, IRISH LINENS, aud WHITE
GOODS:
I,5OO yards Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS
FROM 20 J0c. per yard Thee are the ohcAG-
est goods we have ever seen.
We request those who have no; ye' supplied them
selves. aud who are IN want OF
CLOAHS.
DOLMAN>,
ULSTERS.
BLANKETS,
aud CARPETS,
TO give " a call, a. are 'ierng these good, at
SPECIAL CLOsING-OU~T PRICES.
THALllIMER BROTHERS,
"a 20 SaSu&M sol Broad street.
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NJ sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN

U-H = I y
CHURCH,. 4. TYLER, pastor, viii preach at
IL A. NJ. aud 7:iJ +. VI. Moraing subject
Blowing IN the uouse of Rilpmon.' Evening suo-
ject: WAS Je ~ Gods Son ?" being the third 'er-
mon In The series IN Foundation Questions. Prcacl'
ing each night during the coming week.
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LESS THAN THEIR VALUE.
just A FEW CLsTERs LEFr.-we have mark
cd t1s prices down to less than cost TO clos,
them out.
CHILDaEN'S CLOAKS married down to less Than
%ost.
LADIES' CLOAKS.-Jnst a few left. We win bose
few djllarJ on them. 20 rs TO make clean
sweep.
ELEGANT SILK DQLMANS at 80, COS; s75 "a
import.
All Minds of sHAwrS at lotion prices.
Special bargains IN BLANKETS ana COMFORT
ABLes.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS irons two to ten
yards In piece All tote clps.d on, en- ap.
REMNANTS OF CURTAIN MU>LINS and CUR
TAIN LACEs al less than cOs..
CHECK Mt SLIM AT l2i4c. per yard worth 2O,.
CHECK MU>LfN at 25c. per yard worth SOC.
GUIPURE LACES at 6jc. worth - a. 75c. worth
1925: M 81 worth ~ 80: 20 SI.2J worth
1915; at $50 worth t2.2j.
TORCuON LACES IN great yarey-yery cheap.
HAMBURG EDGlNGS aud INSER TING 50 large
= Ok atvery low prices.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS al $50 worth 81; ats3
worth - ats worth $3.50: At $3.50 worth
$40.
MERlNO CLOAKs FOR INFANTs-wiH be sold
very cn'hp.
FRENCH HOSE FOR CHtLDREN-wiu IL b.t.cr
aud wear ugcr than any other hose made.
TWO.HUTTON LIGHT KID GLOVES AZ 20c. a
a pair worth soc.
BEST ONE-BCTTON SEAMLESS BLACK KID
GLOVES-sizes 81, 81, aud Cat pc. a pair
wO- Sl.JO.
SUPERIOR BROCHE SIIAWLs at $50, reduced
from S7j.
HANDSOME FANCY RIBBONS at half value.
WINDOW-StIADES IN great variety AZ low prices.
CARPETS OF all binds. Must b. sold at once, 50
bargains wilb' oflrre'.
RUGS ut great bargains.
You can save money by ruying Your sool- At the
Great Main. rect Dry.GoOd, Emporium Of
f. > LEVY BROTHER.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES, Comic and Sentimental
Y from 81 10 l cent. Call at SCHAAPs> IA
ZAAR. corner seventh ana Broad, opposite Toea
ire and stsopSy yourself. fe S-its
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We return thanks to Hon JONI w.
JOHNSTON for 4 copy Of the Congressional
Directory corrected to May 20, $780, but
why not to much later date, we cannot
Ouc.S
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The Cincinnati Commercial reproduces,
as we requested, our article on the last re.
apportionment OF representation in the
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JOSEPH ii. PENDLETON, Esq, a native Of
Louisa county, Va, died at bis residence,
in Wheeling, w. Va, on Wednesday last.
Mr. PENDLETON was well known in both
States
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~FIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH (Stvtn'h street between Grace and
Broad).-Rey. ". &. SCHAFFFEE, pastor. sunday
school at $50 4. ". Preaching at IL 4. VI. aud
1870 T.. VI. Visitors AMI strangers welcome. seats
free.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
nDDS AND ENDS. ,

GENTLEMEYs CORK SOLE CATERS. s6-oid
price, 40:
GFNTLFMEN's DOUBL e-SOLE CATERS,
s5-Oid price, So
GENTLEMEN's B0X-TOE CATERS, $4-old
price. IS:
GENTi EMEN's MACHINE sEwED CATERS,
f2.50--0ld pri, {, s3 80;
NrLEMEN'S LACE AND BUCkLE ~SHOES,
S2-Old price. $3.50:
MISSES fOXtD SHOES, lace and buttoN, sI-Old
price. 81:
BOYS CONGRESS CATERS, sl--Old price, AZ
LADIES CONGRESS CATERS, sl-oid price,
$3.50 and $3.50;
LADIES' SLIPPERS, tl-Old price, az and 2.5e>
eau early TO secure bargains. j. A. GRlGG,
ja20 Tenth and Mann streets.
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- MONUMENTAL CHURCH Rry.
j. g. ARMSTRONG, y. D.. rector).-Sunday school.
$50 4 VI, Church-Noruins service. IL \. NJ ;
evening service, 80 T.. VI.
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f7- CENTENARY NETHODIsT

CHURCH tGrac- strC@ between Fourth aud Fifth
misunderstanding by the pastor. Rev. J.. \. Pr
TER>oN. at 4. VI. and : T.. ". Communion
service after tha morning sermon. Seat, free.
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IL FIRST PRESBYTERiAN
CHURC II.-E.v. T. l.. PRESTON, J.. d., pastor,
viii preach at 4. VI a,dSP.N.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
TOHN LATOUCHE d son, IA
MERCHANT TAILORS, W.
No. 4 NORTH TENTH STREET
PRACTICAL TAILoRS),

respectfully ca the attention OF the public 70 their
VARIED STOCK OF FINE GOODS. which will b,
iaadc up In the best style OF cut, trimming, and
Workmanship. Satisfaction gGai anieed. Moderat,
prices. h6.eod
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rfrBROAD-srREEr METHODIST

CHURCH. SUNDAY. february G-Pioachug BY
Rev. W. G.. STARR, ID. r.. pasio-. A. II ~ NJ
Subject: "The Long Eternity Reduced To an inch
OF Time" At 100 T. M.-Subject: ~ Life saver
Not Lost" cordial imitation 70 an.
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Come early, at these price, they cannot last
long STEVENS,
ia2G Central Block. corner Firth and Broad.
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III GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH -Rev. G. II. READ. -. d., pastor.
Preaching at II O'Clock 4. W. AMI 7:fj =. ".
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IL SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main and SIKH street REV. J. +. HUT
son viii preach on SUNDAY At II \. W. and 1870
I. VI.
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liz MOZART IIALL.-At the request
of the American Unitarian Association, Rev. JOuN
II. HAYWOOD of Louisville, Ky. IS giving some
lectures on the principles OF Liberal Christianity in
several Of The leading southern cities. one VIII be
given at MoZut Hall SUNDAY EVENING ut 7
O'Clock. subject: " Noble Thinking and Nob'p
Living" Text. Philippians. {. seats free. The
hall will be wen warmed. 2t
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oISNoAUTsoNs & PAKTNERSHIPS.

T'HE co PARTNERSHIP HERETO
L FORE existing between K. II. ANDERSON and
JONI -. FRY, UnCtr The sig le OF l.. h. ANDtR.
500 Il co. designated 10 The southern Shirt Man
ufaciOryl. was dissolved January ], ltSl The
business viii De- confined los Il. u. ANDERSON.
un Ter tue frn-nlmc of X. n. AN DER >O\ & CO,
who alone j. authorized 10 con ard settle the
debts OF The late firm OF Il. II. Anderson = 60.
Il. II. ANDERSON,
JOIN II. FEN.
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spCCsaI yoTrCrs

.-,,,--,-.-.--->.'------- - 80.
$500 ''.''''... '.....s'......
III: COHEN BROTHERS.
''.''. '.s'..s.s.. ............
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.rs.IsL ~orvrN..
m MUST BE SOLD.

ALL KINDS or FANCY DRESS GOODS Al
LESS THAN THEIR VALUE.
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ABOUT THE COMET.
Editor Bulletini

Edltor Bulletin;
There is just now in the weather depart.
ment an effort made 10 scatter little much
needed rain in this neighborhood, but time
alone can tell whether the effort will be
success or not. Has this portion cs our
Mundane Sphere slipped toward the tor
rid zone, or has that brilliant narrative of
the comet something to do with the ex-
IRENE hot weather that suffering humanity
IS now eIduringi IF the former be the
base, pleGE soire one versed ia the mys-
leries of electromagnetic cable or wire
enough Of lightning TO inform Vennor to
have things put into the right shape again,
butt II IT'S the latter / don't know what 10
do, for this comet is just the strangest kind
OF stranger. Out Of the whole host of
scientists who have interviewed this grand
Mogul OF the nocturnal ethereal world, no
two of them can tell the same story about
his appearance, the fabric OF his gorgeous
appendage, or whether this is his own, or
whether he hasn't been offering the ward
robe of Juno, and now desecrating that
Goddess imperial court dress by nightly
Haunting its trail to the vulgar gaze of the
creatures OF this planet.
They can't even agree upon the object of
his visit where he is from, and where he is
gong, in fact not one of them even knows
the age size, or Christian name of this
strange being. 1t might be that he is just
some stuckup youngster sent abroad by
rich daddy to finish his education by travel,
and now being out of reach of parental
control, Is putting on airs. guess he don't
know that down here in this world, only
fashionable ladies wear trails, and that
gentlemen would scorn to have such thing
attached to their coats. Again it might be
that his excelleacy Is sent by his satanic
majesty, to warn US that the substitution Of
hades doesn't alter the atmosphere or ten.
perature Of the place in the least and to i'm
press this fact upon our people has come
near enough to cause the mercury to climb
| nearly out of the thermometer.
MENscHESFRUEND.
| THERE'S, 18th Jdly.
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StOp That Cough,

If you are suffering with cough, cold
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption,
loss of voice, ticklngin the throat, or any
affection OF the throat or lungs, use Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
This is the great remedy that is causing so
much excitement by its wonderful cures,
curing thousands of hopeless cases. Over
one million bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery have been used within the last year,
and have given perfect satisfaction in every
instance. We can unhesitatingly say tina,
this is really the only sure cure for throat
and lung affections, and can cheerfully
recommend it to all. Call and get trial
bottle free of cost, CO regular size for 81
For sale by George 4. O'Hara, Druggist,
Cairo, Ill, (3)
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A Novel Way To Kill Locusts.

Assai Pasna has sent 500 men TO the
plain Of Troy 70 aid in the destruction
of the locusts. In the heat OF the day
they are taken by driving them on to
sheets; in the morning and evening.
when stationary and massed an inch
deep, they are stamped or rubbed out
with the foot. In the collection Of the
locusts by means Of sheets, personal
observations show that the insect hesi-
tates TO jump on to white-colored cloths,
but has no objection 10 dark. The diff
erence in the take on the different col
ored material is striking. " all the
methods Of determination, the most eI-
fcclual is the rubbing out with the 1901
in the early morning and in the even,
ing. when the nature OF the ground
will allow of its being adopted; tor IN
stance. when the locust descends % the
Mains IN the minors stage OF It's growth:
The insect on being iirst hatchcd
weighs about 500. 0CO 70 the ton. and :
closely packed line Of mon shuniing
! their feet obliterate whole armies.
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NEW SERIES.--NO. $40
Trailing Arbutus.


Thou art not born OF summer and the sun,
Ny April darlings, pure, and proud, and sweety
But In the shadows, like cloistered nun,
Smiling with winter SHOWS about thy feet
Gray skies and weeping rains have been thy
lovers;
No troubadours-gold-beltcd drowsy bees;
NO drag lily, that, ike wind-hower, hover1
Above thee, blown from sunny Southern seas.
No hnmmng-bird hath nestled In thy heart,
Ocm-thrOaed jewelcrested myths Of air;
No amorous breeze hath kissed thee with soft
ART;
No blossom leaned beside thee, slim and fair,
My waxen darings pearly.pnk and shy,
Sheathed in thy heavy leaves OF emerald-dusk,
Thou hast the beauty of the sunrise sky.
And perfume rarer than Arabia's musk.
A cycle of warm summers fingers In
Thy fragrant leaves; and all the woody scents
OF lost arcadia nower-hlcd aud dim,
Float from thy tender lips in sacrsments.
Born Of the pallid fakes. serene and lonely,
Kissed by the SUN MGR dawns, that love thee
welI
Jy drills Of rosy snow, thy balsam, oAly
Tan bind my bruised heart in healing SPELL
FANNY DRIsCoiI-
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THERE are four descendants of William
Penn now living in this country-Dr. Penn
Gaskell SNlleon-who still receives from
the Pennsylvania Trus. Company his in
come from the Penn estates in Ireland
Colonel Peter Penn Gaskell Hall, and two
boys related to the Penn family through
their dead mother
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

some men--In this respect, in my opinion,
Paducah's share of "the community" carry
the banner.--I remember how much the
editors, printers and readers OF The Bull
LRTIS dislike communications that exceed
a half or column and am not sorry the
mail will not wait.
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MOUNTED varnlsled, and paper maps OF
Cairo for sale, at TIE BULLETIN Office.

SINCE vitality or nervous strength is en-.
gendered most speedily by the use of Eel
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites,
II is the remedy calculated not only to mlti-
gate the violence of wasting diseases, and
induce a rapid recovery, but also to protect
such as use it from being attacked by cpl
demic maladies.
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As being certain cure for the worst forms
of dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, i'm
purity of blood, torpid liver, disordered
kindeys, etc, and as a medicine for eradi-
eating every species OF humor, from an or
binary pimple to the worst ulcer, Burdock
Blood Bitters stand unrivaled Price $l.00,
trial size 10 cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

For the delicate and complicated diff
cuI,ies peculiar to the female constitution,
Lydia 4. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
is the sovereign remedy. It aims at the
cause, and produces lasting results. Send
to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 1913 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-al colors, sizes 5, 6, 6ls and 10
Just received at The BULLETIN office.
Get samples and prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

Why an object OF loathing and disgust
to yourself and society from catarrh, when
Sanford's Radical Cure, exte nally and in
terually administered, will are every symp.
tom Of the disease. Every package Is a
complete treatment. Only 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

Eight hundree. pounds OF ruled stock
for commercial work. Regent and West
lock brands aud Cranes Irish linen, in
voice just opened at The BULLETIN Office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street.