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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

A habit 10 growing common for persons
who accompany departing friends to the
depot in the morning to request their own
Hames TO DO placed among the departures.
The gentleman who takes the names is fire.
quently too busy to make inquiries, and
naturally presumes that no gentleman or
lady would practice such an imposition.
But the trick is quite often played. On
Tuesday morning three names of persons
appeared on the list Of departures who did
not leave. One OF these was recorded by
accident. however. No doubt, parties may
consider that there is no harm in giving In
. name just to make the public think that
they can travel, yet II is q freak that inn
poses 90 fhe railroad employe who records
ths names and the newspapers that publish
them. Perhaps a few exposures will stop
snis thirst for printers ink.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Four young men and four young girls,
the latter ranging from IL to II years Of
age. all residents OF st. Louis. became i'm
bued with communism, and resolved to
make q practical trial Of their principles.
They went to live In On abandoned hut q
few miles from the city; but their sources
Of food supply we're the hen roosts and
~granaries OF the neighborhood. and q raid
by the police o ended the enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23
The Wrong Woman.

Beaumer wal 80, his wife "a and his
wife's daughter 10. They lived in st.
Louis. It was not long after his marriage
that Beaumer became sorry that he had
not married the daughter instead OF the
mother. No way OF rectifying the mistake
occurred to him, and in his dependency
he committed suicide.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

The total annual consumption OF quinine
throughout the world 10 given at 22o. 900
pounds, Of which one-quarter ia used in
the United States alone. In 1880 we i'm
ported 500. 900 ounces Of quinine and $4,000
bales Of cinchona bark. In 1881 the i'm
portations were one-quarter larger.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23
.. PASSENGER TRAVEL.


p.rter House-George Riddle, J.; Fl.
rarh9 p,by Hill; Geo. s. Ellison, Ham
KICKS + A. Donnel, Typo; 4. E.. Flagg,
Phoebe. N Smith. Pinto. Tbos
luln Garden Pass; W. Foley, Dry
f"Ss. c. NJ. Bennett, city.
Lake. House-Thos. II. Robinson,
's %nNsnahton, Ruby Hill; N. Jamison,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23
Fastest Time Yet.

The last trip Of the Cunard steamship
servia to Liverpool is said to have been
the fastest across the Atlantic yet accom-
plished. The apparent time OF the passage
Il 7 days. ~ hours. 80 minutes. and the
actual time Of the passage from Sandy
Hook, z DAYS, Z hours, Al minutes. This
10 by several minutes the shortest passage
on record, Notwithstanding that the Cum
ard route is by ninety miles longer than
that taken by most of the other lines. On
several days the servia had easterly winds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

george Rariek Of Cedar Falls, Iowa, is
anxious to know the whereabouts Of his
son, George W. Rariok. whom he last
Neard from In Central City. Colorado, in
woven Oct, 1877. The lost man is 2s years
Sia, heavily built, six feet high, and has
dark brown hair. .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Mrs. Hunter, matron of the County
hospital, begs US to thank Mrs. e. J..
PPu'sr, Mrs. A. Jackson and Mrs. Cyrus
horne for rags donated. More rags
are very badly needed. and donations Of
s sas same will be thankfully received. They
san DO Left At this ofies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Quite a number of Comstock miners are
making arrangements to go out along the
line of the Carson & Colorado Railroad this
Spring, as soon as the weather becomes
settled, for the purpose Of prospecting and
working In mines already located.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

An exchange says that Johnny skae is
well and prosperous, is stopping at the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco, wears good
clothes and has money in his pocket.
That's Johnny's style. He can't be kept
down long Of q time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Senator Fair gave On elaborate dinner at
Wormley's restaurant, Washington, last
week. Among the guests were Vice Presi-
dent Davis aud Senators j. p. Jones, Mil
Ter. salisbury. Vest, Window, Hoar and
williams.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Mierler's New York creams, French and
American candies, wholesale and retail, al
the Red House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Berg, at his family grocery OIL South
Main street, has on hand q large supply Of
fresh eggs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-23

Newark
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

dagger nav 10 kzni O. Aare 70 oeaer sEahls
rs.11es thzz ~ tkas ecnzzeszss vksch rSScr-
ezs Grfl aaa P-zetics. the isezsssoa cF 6ssei-
pine. cares virA l. DssciPslne hecc0ss
seccnG Ratzre u . soiiisr-slloxt s-st nltnra.
Tie weak pcirt cf al vcluctee- i1prcvfse6
fcrcss Is that thRF have rot the azzcGHE Of dis
Gtzse has eeernes sngrzfsrf i1tp he Wy
-atr-e &C re ED srtsier BIT thcse men
seemed YESTERDAY e have heen thas way -
lcug thzE what they did was pcs the reEzls Of
Szs. rehearsal CT seecnd EshsarSll, s11 TIE
perfsruaazcs cf = thing By rvte- Aue they
had ecce - tkss rerf7ctaru as naturally IS
the takizg &C = cccktsiL AL tbs seems &c
erGas ozE CT Al izSsiss capacity FOR tzkilg
Pai.x n shese Ccncecticus people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01


Professor Ty1d1n CT LsrScn las Just IN
vszsei ! rev scientific appzrarzz tha-. vhsz
Properly used. gives he uess Singular rvszi-s.
Ard shows thai lie wonders e the phetcphcce
have cGiF lazs hegna. The FAatsphcae has
Already seen described II ths CoHE5,uzf9H, an;
TvE NAV rensmeer Il "a II Instrument iaTenIsi
y Prsfessur Bsa Sr cazsizs bs3ss ef kSai
e errysv = tslsPkenic message I, ! ense1Eee.
II The rev srrarztTs ke11 e light from :
6ne 6ghs, reTun nea1life, 10 Ehr0ws-V pca ;
csorzca gi1ss fifsk having l01g rsek- e
sh5s ~ faznened \ rlHher spe1kias -tnhs hat
nav BE placed . The ear, - hat any sounds
Il the ask nav be heard taru1gh the tubc-
Between ths task ard TIE light q placed !
eIrcRll- Gssk Of metal, haEIag H1-ruS sloes Or
Openings. Flacsd Ike Tia spokss Of = wheel
rea1G he eice- Ehen the disk Is AZ rest the
bsa1 CT hsls nay P&ss tbrOgsh ere CT he
sless, and tlii ec tss FISK If, now, the disk
q made - tarr rapdiiy On Is AXIS the 6ghs
vii rSaeh the fasiE IN n ssries ct dzshess e
shIaes thrv1Ea the slses che afaeE the ether.
Here the carie1s discovery cones n When
she fIsk - 8 ed vish gas g E1Por, say
the vaPcr Ct szlPlzris- ether, ccuEa2E street
gzs- oxygen. psrfuznes Ike paicheGii CT cassia-
Or even smoke, ard The beam cf light Is made
C faiI ca the flSk II 4 series CT slteCrat.
Gaskes, the operatrr, Listening with the speak
ing tz,e Il his ear, vii hear strange sounds
inside he fisk
The ri1ch Ct these tcGes VII correspond
Exactly viii Tire speed viii which the ffsk Is
made 10 szr-. and each kind CT gas CT v7Pcr
N tie fisk VII give ! tI5ers1t kla6 q nrtss
sCne soft. scnIe icE1, and some very SWEET
and u,gziczL This Is certainly the most re-
ua-k1his discovery slnc= the pdseuph1ce, and
{. slsvs La .5zEs may 5e Els3e the means Ct
making sounds zzE1hte AZ Distance, even
when the ey= caE see uc difference Il the light
II even Suggests the idea that We may yet be
able C kear the soG1Gs CT the Tres raging =
tie SIN Il nay indeed be only ! hinE . ysE
mere EsulSerfli sad Rnthsdsh t-of-reIatiou-
slhigs between EghE and sound winch may bs
1-dized a. lr1I1l CT eouuE1l-zs1cn--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

-F-m an az.--ss-r IN n Caarzz=o-r Views an
Clrrter

rF-sm an zzsz-Tasv n ~ caarsz=o-z SsFs and
Clrrf-r
Speaking Ct tisss Csnneeta-ns trccPs, sad
sad he. crzIE net hut Be Struck EI-h that
mf-z-zi-GH Eifs e szIS WHICH e the attribute
" tie Aner-z1 cfezs1- We EEgiishrzen
have h1biE Of lackIaE down Epou L tlll1g
-ruz and = a,---s EitE Carlisle when be sIFs
th= ahEs nan 3 Ehe s7eas man Ard I an
b,,rrf = saT thas tie int ufEiIs I vas here,
Wien bard those Ccnn-r1ruE men -st EpGn
shrf- Ard fs.rs and cr1ra E-selv. VIII : -sus
deal af sunrrme thr7Eu n I szft r. EIFselE
Mueh thzs I an t.lt EIl see tr-uGrrrE VII
Be ur-nfs, wirh-HE fIIliinenl Bit Z czlls
7E.7af -rz-s he ether Wy Ard I an fr-= q
sar thls X seems t1 ne thaE Z ulers ara
.--4- nav rr.r-nsncs lfEs that Ccrnertlr1t
r-,-7nenr wh5-h I saw here On rarzaIs II
uarcu. Z ilu'E vzrt s1g sss1tills army AZ al
NJ fEs~ ur-uTf --ussitu-a fIr cheaper ant
r1r-r- elective flrra tha1 zhy stz1,iI1g army
--rH4 - have seen IL rl1- ARMIES m tae
wsrsl. I heiisrs, Er-rI tie AfEisAa scalzEaiss
q th- Russian TuperlaI STARTS, and I have
re-sr seen -r-z1sr precision z1G Eull.Irg riiz1
ri,-sr men manifesto. IA rlIs slrssa parade
T. nc e rra r-rslaf6sn, All rafher 4 tiza-
-rsezEl. rsEsiIsaIn- SIMPLY frHm inns FoIli Of
risH. wHfl-it ia ez1 east ? 1Is.-rs-zz-- thai 1
became mint IIv aware tiaE slrE vas ancrilsr
E1-iIr IL VII q lal-4iarlA Afza-l-- 49, =
ma newer EEss ~ iHt lR- .llas the number Il
s-1sn srranz--r rLaa zimssif g tiIe Isf--sasss
We Enr Hshtnnn have tsan nrHlriH- m the
s4slsfserh.u max arEerer he Continental ei-Ils-
r-T-~ a-Hrhr grur -fgh sAssir r4illf1ua at rs-
rrrvuu against aar hz-l5zzl- CT rVu zH1i1rs1t
shn1aaai ErssEe6 tr1rpa- wa we're rec caPa1is
az s-Ea-,-eri1,- sgsr the Cnf1=I Slalsss n he
uaI-sr sf .EriI and f5ss-ip ills and runcral1EE
r.-rfrraanes 81 EFul Icl1Ha- bGs wia1 I ssw
v-.usr-1y pr-Tat % ma tta- sIra vas net The
,-zss- Thsze mca mz--iisd AMI TtsesisIf qTErs
e.-aaI t- ru- EErnalilEr sI1--t- ard d11t tank
I h.sru seen anFrhiHE @ s9Ial LlG pre-zani1 n
tie uanaai u lllar dress Farzsie- e seemed %
ma rarr rhs enrzn1.EnsiiIi- eii.szr. WIS wenE -
tire E--ur art a1svai as pierre Il alErbazissu
ana mt Elrs 3 ers4r1rz WIKI h1rzis n hi1 q
IL I'D hns fa-r en- an eieerrir wire whErii
r-,rI-ra-ir-a1-5 wiE1 the raglIngs-r and VIZ
every man n rIe FEEIIIearr and tlAzE ea-A mai
ur.s a nr-rs 1.rnssisfslu. n1E mnEs1 b. the w7r-
u ,I-r-nazi. bus ~ rileir sniaaal f5ct Cd tii.
rr-ura=I.s E Wirr n lils =ruusnt- Ard wlf-
.-fur--.s a1nst e IS wla tie 1hH1tIrs rTsEitlrE
a. a--n7-eT 1liaE vas preserved N ris Ei.EiI-sar
c.scaf1
Ia. rsrlssurT II 4 rsnahl5-za cnEu1rF iIE-
,7s. = ~ E-api-e aernrs-T ria.h fsea nc
tsar frusE ri,silE AWAY Bar 1Ia Ee-uru-T n
u-.l.-s-r ziF1zrs HaiI-h appsIrz .-Iur O. 1ufEsr.
a. n reals the meana b an eHt- + . M
-sss.n-. Il ElaE dzE.igllne Wiki Il tine of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

~ A"I.l
- Eua-rnr :
g. 60 rr - Hnwnanr
-
- AAs q Atta.-
Arre--Fn,- r--..
-
- leEfA-E u ~
- 1nTw E11Ale 80 =
zu-n= 1899 -'Em-A,ill -
greE e - - e =
~ 1880
-s - l'ass' = 49, r. -
- - - - 49,
armrs Hz-1r sznzr1m1ea1 .,
n 60 1ezEr~H - Pr-pa'
q llre1E- cF11E-s%
NJ 1lnz1r li ell- 'iA--lil
- alls1 nr'---rl-1 - -. -
20 EE-l-la1 Lslz1iia A.
rurn p ~ sErrrrr-rr q PIP
zncl1 q 49, ~ \
I'm. III. cw1g r1arE--se-
q enzss IL E1zrs rgrE
l-11e 1as 1=--ezse.- Es-
-a z may - Eaill
t--fr E1n1 Ne E1lT1srzizl
nsa IA tf-iFl 1-l1ll.,' i1llll u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Fei-4 ~ y tsre1 - SsztzA s.iz t-snsli-ssn
e. - $50 esaeeruae.f hEessr. vhsrA EH IL ". n
49, E-ves - Gze * ~ Bers= papers / =
tu-lr u-nzuur b cssEzn-s the hEc. tAzs sAczis ~
- :, rtrrs l. - f.sz-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
NOTICE

THE PALAlEA MILK DAIRY Bus
Il IEEE< VII s. ez--isf su El-iae ~ zhssrcE fGa
ls Lsiaafs- By Canaan & ia. Eez1f d A1fa nET be
rrIllsa--esf fsru r1aa-
A-CCECEEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

ne ist-sr a. TunussA-i
~ ~ ? 4 Az~.E-lsEE q
sspE- MA Eans1zaz-1 f-1n
go t.sruan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

HEMPCORDAGE AND BOLT ROPE
v A4saErMEsT OF sExKs FRDM Ia
- tn11 - AKA E1sz 41u17zr1 4zz1r hi r
Il E1LLzs CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
ENGINES AND BOILERS
HIGH FaEssCEz oz caRcCxn

STAN VESSELS II al Eaaia. suilE csrrz7l.te via
EIi1z n Vent I'm Campurin,-
OEBTsAET EzsTsES ransaurlisf vim 1-f7i--
1iin
suEAH AUNcHE&- Ear-rs mt snsan Tugs -ru-
si-1rrsi ri-l -sf.rsars = NJ T7sia n rhfeh rheT
A. % -s -npiusuE- s7esssE- ranaaza ald E-1ff &C
WIZ guaranteed
STAN B9TLEEG- Fzr-fsalar Hs5su1iau .5-sr q
rle 7IaiirF q ar mafa-szI AMI Tlrs-uai-ai, md
1nue hur drsr-ria-s F'Ers HrIgiirr'si-
sUsAH KILLS AsD SUGAE-HAKIsG IA
CEETsEET a1=li- arr ne mz-s z7rr1usE piazs-
AI--8 a. EsiIsr I'm = rsu-1-sr.d ri=r=vtta-
wArEE PIPE Il Better ar sh-rr I-1u- u an sizE-
mHfs IN s1iriis lla-is fIr c1u1sssi- tsgsfisr- ar
S1asrz rIiief- 7Haraed and 1aEzsd f1r sHf7r1sur
r--fTt1 b -s--r-f IN -ir --luzf-
HTBRATLIC EIRETTSG. E1iler Es-E and va
~ Fi1s mafs n ms nszzhifzhmsaE- r7rsnaf y
EEfznllg EzTzEa- Elztil1.rE- I'M sIHlirF * work
bong rIr saVsrisr - iaad Errz-
gszEP w0EE- sip aud s1zz C1pstI-a Ele1z
F1aclea. Ar a1i cli-zEiara- Pumps made arr IA
nnssr E1prTvsf rHazz-
PENF$ 1lrsr- A-ria- Pumps. tx Er-ir1tinu 81 CI1T
WIzr Tsrs purposes. iGilt via u. --ieiirIfsa EIzY
Ta-ge A1l-.ln- saGe-.arr. ar srasr Fu1uF-
AE-lGs aar WarrAE@<SsuHB DuPuEE Nsem@
50 Fn@DH-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01
Best Harness
rsas Aas ever been made IN sais Kiara1z- AsIfsr-
1I=r aa-ness maker said
empIor 40 prison Iab.ar."

And NJ I employ uers but the VERY BEST that
en- Be had IN f- Realm wish % cal Yuur attention
% rUu zgrs lust turned cGE ffr A Nckluieg- ESQ
American Cgusa lere- AnT one Wishln-. % zee tins
s1e may Do b cuElg cut en- the Faius any
fine afternoon zfter gcluck- AID Il distance Gt
mere lFll-h alf a msie. tha spisndt p11r Of
crsHms-tlc IIsJrs q the vanish he brightness &
-l rch geld place and the sltnflE q IN r1ztIss .
the dIzZllnr rvs 1f TIE -u1tl ac1 z Wsald remind
u a- lad lived thousands Or Eears Ezn
LiErr ! good man Translated " Tie safes IN I
rCiEE eilrss= IN facf. -1= Rasie trP Gcs As ri1lsn
fr IND been 1ri Irsi b he uaie powers q A1fr ;
La7= e i haatsaars o Dc made bg uarrll ma1-
ana alaa buizLi1r sc1lzs very fls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

- -r-a- tseesr f-1z
RI r. - $3.50 -
So rr cf - $780,
49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

Ard VIII Lass Esr ysa- II the F,6 = prepsry cared f--
Il ase Gnlr tx ErrT BEST " VALENTINES Ead
Eavi=n Z seas BE>r ENGLISH FARNI>EES-
AIso please bear II mind thai an sz-afz oat seine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16

lief, and after few days the corn will
disappear.
That rusty black Italian Grape may
be restored by dipping in skinned milk
and water, with bit of fine glue dissolved
in it, and made scalding hot 1t should
be clapped and pulled dry, like muslin.
That the white Of an egg, into which a
piece Of alum about the size of walnut
has been stewed until it forms Jelly, is a
capital remedy for sprains. 1t should be
laid over the spran upon piece of lint,
and be changed as often as it becomes dry.
That lump Of fresh quick lime the
size of walnut, dropped into a pint of
water and allowed to stand all night, the
water being poured off from the sediment
and mixed with quarter Of u pint of the
best vinegar, forms good wash for sour
IN the head. 1t is TO be applied to the
roots OF the hair.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
KISSING.

Love without the kiss would be like the
harp without the hand; the rainbow with
ont its hue; the brook without its babble;
the landscape without its color; the tea
rose, sweetest flower that blows, without its
oder; the borealis without its variations
poetry without rhyme; spring without
sunlight; garden without foliage, or mar
rage without love. The young woman
whose ideal teaches her to recoil from a
kiss, cheats the love of the joys of loving
and does not deserve the devotion of a
mauly heart.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

That parsley eaten with Vinegar will
remove unpleasant effects: eFeating onions.
That cakes, buildings, ETC., are improved
by making the currents, sugar and -four
hot before using them.
That lamp shades ofground glass should
be cleaned with soap or pearlash these
will not injure or discolor them.
That white satin shoes may be cleaned
by rubbing them with blue stone and
flannel, afterward cleaning them with
bread.
That gold lace may be cleaned by rub
bling it with soft brush, dipped in roche
alum, burnt and sifted to very fine pow
der.
That earthly mould should never be
washed from potatoes, carrots, or
other roots, until Immediately before they
are to be cooked
That cold boiled potatoes used as q soap
will clean the hands and keep the skin
soft and healthy, Those not overlooked
are the best.
That charcoal powder is good for pol
ishing knives without destroying the blades
1t is also good tooth powder, when finely
pulverized.
That potato water in which potatoes have
been scrapcd, the water being allowed tC
settle and afterwards strained, is good fol
sponging divt out of silk.
That straw mating may be cleaned will
large coarse cloth, dipped in salt and
water, and then wiped dry. The salt pre-
vents the straw from turning yellow.
That buttermilk is excellent for clean
ing sponges, Steep the sponge in TIN
milk for some hours, then squeeze it GU
and wash it IN cold water. Lemon juice il
also good.
That tea leaves, used for keeping dow
the dust when sweeping carpets, are ap
to stain light colors; salt is best in the win
ter and new mown hay in the summer.
Thata piece of llnnen cloth dipped 4
turpentine and wrapped round the toe o
which soft corn is situated, will give re
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
FISH AND SNAKE STORIES.

Fish AND SNAhE SlORlES.
Mrs. Rebecca Sanford died from the eff.
ects of the bite of a copperhead, near
Louisville, Ky.
There is excellent trout fishing at Berry
vate, CAL, and many anglers resort there.
Salmon are running up the river in great
numbers.
While fishing in Green river, near Min
ing City, Ky, Joe johnson was pulled over
board by an immense catfish that had
seized his bait.
In Oregon, some men blasting rocks for
railroad in Umahlla county, disturbed
nest Of snakes, and after single blast
over 400 dead snakes was found.
Blue fishing is splendid at Barnegat A
party recently took 95 in three hours, ar
average of 20 to each person, The fish
weighed about six pounds apiece. The
smack Daisy, with two men and three boys
brought in 107.
A black snake attacked Joseph Garbwree
of Mendon, Mass, and wound itself about
his body several times, beside biting hin
on tina arms and legs, He managed to
reach club, beat the reptile of, and killed
it. 1t was - feet in length and as thick
as mans arm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
CHuRCIiEs.

I,AIRO BAPTIST Corner Tenth aud Poplar
| J streets; preaching first and third sundays ID
enc mouth, II q N. and 7:31 p. m prayer meet
INC Thursday, 1872. m. sunday school, g.aV an
-" Rev. A. j. HESS, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEaER-tE Episcopal
Fourteenth street; sunday 7uva M, hoiy
Eucharist; $50 d. n. d, sunday school w T. M
Morning Prayers; 500 ?. m, Evening Prayers r.
p Davenport, S. +. b. Rector
t,lESY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
' Preaching at 1880 a. H., p IN. sh9 10y p W.
.,hDaA school at 80 p. IN Rev I. j shotes'
pl-iot
rVuERAK- Thirteenth street; services SAD
iath / 80 8 IN. sunday schooi2p m rev
Krappc, pastor
TETHUDlsT- Eighth and "auut streets
III Preaching Sabbath moo q. m. and ~ y, 10
SUNDAY school a. 400 p m. Rev D. a. sca'i''''
fftuI
PRESBYTERIAN. Eighth street; preaching on
| n,t1ath At ii:O1 g. IN. and 1880 p. m prayer
D,,.i..s "wednesday al 1880 p. m; sunday sehsoi
attp M Rev b Y. George, pastor
on Joseph 81, roman Cstholic) Corner cross
~ s.l NaluHi streets, services sabbath lo'SA'
a.: Sunday School AZ : p. m. Ve.pes P, IN. ee''
pcct .ytry day at : a. III. Rev. Ohars' fties''
ct. pArRCK s-(Romsn Cstholic) Corner Ninth
= street Gnd Washington avenue; services SAD,
pstl and 10 a. m; Vespers p. III. sunday sebool
o. m services every day al a. IN. Rev MasNlsoh
pfipAt.
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A GOOD BARGAIN

viii be given some enterpriseing man
in The BULLETIN Building, which is now
offered for sale on easy terms, long time
and low rate of interest The building
has rented for the past year for
fifty to siSty-two dollars per month.
The property consists of lots, and two
brick buildings "a three story 40x60 and a
two story 16 X AZ, Has a frontage of so
feet on Washington avenue and 1850 feet on
18th street. If desired the machinery, en-
gine, boiler, &c, in the 2 story building
will be sold with it. For particulars ad-
dress this Office, or John H Oberly, Bloom
ington, Ills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
W. c. COUP'S GREAT SHOWS

You should not fail to see the Coup
shows which are to be here on Saturday
Aug. 49,
What the press everywhere says of them.
Springfield Republican,
W. c. Coup's show Is as far superior to
Barnum's as Barnum's is to shows that
hourished dozen years ago.
WrSesbarre Record Of theiTimss "
We have seen the London and Barnum
shows, but we pronounce the Coup show
best of all
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
THE DOUBT RESOLVED.
TO 80 or stay | scarcely knew,

TO goo or stay scarcely knew,
Perpltxed by mandates twain,
For while my love pronounced "Adleu,"
Her aspect aid "Remain
I"'xt what saw and what | heard,
MY Judgment wavered quite
Whether she meant by glance or word
Iopart us, or unite,
But now each over advise,
Like me 70 make hi. choice:
In duty TO his lady's eyes,
To disregard her voice.
such orbs with kinder light are nllcd,
The nearer we adore;
And porting lips, If bravely stilled,
VIII Danish us no more
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
RIVER NEWS.
&C.: =;

W. LAMBDrN, river editor OF .hE BULLrrS
and steambolt passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds Of steamboat job printing solicited. Once
at Planters II otel, No. 81 Ohio levee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16

AN invaluable strengthenerior the nerves,
muscles, and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browns Iron
Bitters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
r. 4. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X r.
TRAINS DEPART. ThA's ~. .,
EVAN .s:iSAm tMsil ..........4:Uo am
.Grror dntion II ;iOam Express ...".llil0 Gam
,Expfess 800. 4:Dpm Accumulation sos pm
MISS CENTRAL r. X.
tNau ,...... 4:35 am | tMail........,' e. o3Op'm
tExptess..o.... l0:l5a IN tExpress. How an
L.&C.R. r. Marrow Gauge
'Express 1928 am Express - 20. 90 y ~ ~
.Acenm dalton. IS2) pm 'Aecom datoin iz'oo pm
sT.L., /. NJ as X. X.
,Rxpfess sop IN Express ....... 2:bo p m
Accom- qauon $50 D. IN tAccom dation. ii 40 am
WABASH, ST. LOUIS d PACIFIC RY GO:
EMAIL AZ Assam mail a E1.... 9:3 pm
Daily except sunday. DAILY
MOBILE & OHIO X r:
Mail :O5 a. IN. Mail ..... 8 ~ p m
ESnress sos a. m. Express .....'s;Op IN
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County Officers.

Circuit Judged. J. Baker,
Crcuit Clerk--A. IL irwin,
County Judge-B. 5 Yocum.
County CLERKS. j. Huinn.
County Attorney--J, 81 pamrnn.
County Treasurcr--Mies W Parker.
5herld-John Hodges.
Coroner-R, Fitzgerald , ,
Gi IBIS and Potter AAup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
BROWNS
IRON
B/77ERS

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ma, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases,
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ALEXANDER COUNTY
:B A.!NlK

Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street,
CAIRO, ILLS.
Ofiioers'
=. BRoss, President, p. NEFF, Vice PRESENT
il. WELLS, Cashier. r. J, Kerth, Asst cash
Direct crs;
r. pross Cairo William Klu6e. Cairo
Peter Nefi. -. ........ I" William woif.... "
G. NJ Osterloh. ..... 2, 2. Patier.,.". .
J. Y. Cemson, Caledonia.
AaENERAt BANKING BUSINESS DONE.
Exchange sold aud bought Interest paid II
tho Ysyings Department. Collections made and
ali business promptly attended to. N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
BROWNS
IRON
B/77EIRS

ennches the blood and punhes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. TY.a bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-16
BROWNS
IRON
B|77ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.