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financial.


TEXAS AND II. LOUIS CONSTRUCTION FUND.-
Missouri AND Arkansas COMPANIES.
LOLs July -, 1874.
An INSTALMENT, No. I. Of ID per cent
a rs hereby called The subscribers 10 the above fund.-
IA. abe ~ Trust company Of NeY-l Ork, on
August ls-2 hcate. be presented for nforse
men and the bonds app rt1lnng . TINS in'tament Wiz
be delivered by the Trust Company as soon as counter
signed. o.r.,,o,r ~.
NOLUNBUS. CHICAGO ami IN DIANA CEN
X TtAL RAILWAY COhPAN Y.-Ihe agree nent for
the of this company having been Guy signed
bv parties Interested tU more lih suLccul 10
make Il binding. cal De in-ne tel i III
Ouces Of = Kennedy K o. % William st. and 81 OsloIn
TO- "a rOa.. st. and signatures u All other par l-s
rous Of sharing 10 advantages VIII Do received utl
further upflce. ,r.,,r .~orr
new York Aug , 1882. WILLIAM l. SCOTT
JOHN = ENAEDY,
T.. J. Us -DEN,
Purchasing Committed
nEBT OF the United States, Iraie IN Com,
~ List. rhe Tribune Almanac Price DC
TOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
i Tribune mlnac or So Prc1 = - as
HENRY l.. RAYMOND " CO.,
80. PINE-Sr. NETWORK.
StOcks earned on To 10 per cent margin.
Weekly Financial Report male tree on lpplctlOn
NOTICE.-The First National Bank of De-
y trot g. located At Detroit IN the state ~ Mch-
Creditors Association therefore hersJy n,unei 70
present the notes tls As5)ciaLOn
for ua tuent. l. dORT WEN DELL Cashier
Dated Detroit. June -, 1907
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srrobe: Muscovado to Fair. 67sU7 rcs Cenrtfu
gal ~ go polarization. boxes and hhds SO 1S =
reals gold per STOCK warehouse az Havana ana
receipts during $50 boxes coo Days an1
exports during the week. loo boxes 2iOg
bags ana 8 400 hhds ncndng -. boxes 1000 bags and
65oO hhds states spanish god, "a *
change fiat States go g0 q prem
ium Go short sight go 1ssa premium on London lo2~AS
premium. Paris. 05l7 premium
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OFTrcEs OF THE RoCHEsTRR PrrrsBURG kAuROApt
CONTAIN 20 NAsoAU-s1. y XIV YORK August s. A-o-.'
DUKNiANT To IA resolution of the Board or
Dire tors OF this company a stockholders meeting
be the company Offices, No 20 Nassau A. Ny"
York on MONDAY AUGUST ., AZ y m u vote up u
the question Issuing FIVE MI Lions OF DOLLA9 %
The transfer books viii be closed at on saturday,
A"s " ~ THOs. r. WENrw ORTIZ.
secretary.
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OFFTcE or
NETWORK. ONTARIO a WESTERN RArLwAY Co,
81 NAL~sr. NEW YORK. u y 70 / 81

NRwYORK ONTARIO a WESTERN RAILWAY Co., Z
% WALSH, NEH-I OK. J ~ 20. Iso2
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Directors resolved 10 dispose Of the "esi Shoe
Railway ompanys owned by his company oher the
night 10 subscribe special terms 10 the stock
holders Of this company.
Printed circulars giving full information and subscription
ban may obtained and after July 30 ISL upon a
plcauon at tins Office
For the purpose this subscription the transfer books OF
the company saturday August - so@, al
H. and reopen morning Of Tuesday August 10 ISL
the dae Of the Closing OF tie BOOKS
"A above OF assignments Of the rights u sub
scribe u to the subscribe under said cir
cular from August 70 IA, 1852. inclusive,
BY Order OF the Directors,
JOHN L NIsBET. Secretary.
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Copartutrship Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the interest Of
~ Gorham in arm the 5Otb GAy
Of June, 1885, By tue expiration OF uule limited.
STEVENSON, PILESON & co.
Boston, June 30 1884,
have estabu bed myself business az 81 Waisi Nev'
York and metals shah repre-
Temple onpany Of renn-y vanis bnd othn<
pig IN New Ork. and 80 genera com
m - AD5ilS u SCHfiAH
".
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CoruorItIon NotIce5.

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Se proposals will
be ceved he office ~ the Fire Department. until
August l-s2. building house az No ls5 Elizabeth
Laid Ompany . For fun Information
see 10y Record, Tor Al 20. & ity Hal.
no CONTRACTORS.-Seale proposals will
be received office Of the Department Of fubAo
Parks until August 10th, 1852 Tor c1nst ucting Ner
LAYING a and tagging sidewalks saOus streets
amt avenues Information CIiy Record for
so City Hal
yNO C0NTRACTORS.-Se proposals VIII
be received the once Of the Department o. Puono
WORKS until August 1881 for building ard for reg
nIana grazing setting and gu Ter stones n "a
ous streets. fall AlOrNslon lily RECORD Copies
for sale No. city Hall
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~ at sac and 80 Grassers and Buttermik rs d. % 80
hase sold Jersey yeals Ig5 % average of0 p''
~ and 2 MARYLAND do, los n. at ) 20 , o.,.-t,w
IL j. ~ Pidcoes Sold 20 Mixed Grassers ana but'ernlA
Iaad : BGekingSam. 10 veais 50 n At slac. 900
sH EEP AND LA MBsReceips were 10 cars or Sy,J
receipts er past SIX DAYS so55 head nsanst tor
,Pondng period as week TIE eaTg sales Wsre
early IN the that the largely IN excess o. me
lers offered lambs a. re 1etion o. nc per from
ngrs Of yeser ay The late sales embraced Comon 70
at 2a1 &c per n. A few Lambs .od carly IN the
porers at 80, r6e per The arrivals at inst Incule
Sars 9heep of sh pmen I've on The steam virgin On lot
~ IAN H. hour0e Ia NAshln gtOn Market Dressed hitv
wa 10 fair request at sasc To- aud Dressed Lambs at ~
Eges sold: 10 Jersey Lamss lsu.sey Coz u, at
74c kwes Y n. at 4lic. aud l Buck l51 ~ at &c.
u do 81 b at 80 ~ Ohio Do s. T. at &c. 80 do IS n at
81 l. ONO sheep 30 ~ al tc aud 81 do 80 d. at -
% Kentucky do g. n at a.c; 90 do 81 80 277 do,
n SIC 81 90 so b. Al &c aud SO do 81 H. at go
j. y IIdcocK sold 81 jersey lambs SO 70, at per u;
So H. At e. % Do cus = IL a. IS a. 49, PsSny
do, % 49, al 6j2 sheep. So D. AZ &C. rs do Culs,
% D, los Kentucky do % 10, &C. - Bucks ~ D,
90 Go y b. a. @ IS d. 81 at &c s. JERSEY DO "a D. at
p; u hentucHy no. go ID at SC az Fennylyana 40,
To- al pc d. n 3D. al &C. IA do 81 To- at nc and - Viz
New on q CiileG sold 100 Ohio sheep 112 SC; 1871
Indiana IL H. AZ 10 10 and lZ5 kentucky amDs % d.
J. sadie co sold: 20 Kcntueky lambs. g u; At
6'1c ?3 do 81 H. at &c 20 SIrsma 10 o. 10 az &c ~
IL d. and I7s TginA sheep ew Lambs 81 b. at
i Case sold; s6 Jersey Lambs. Go u &c. 277 do 81
d, Al &c; aud IL Ewes, 100 D. AT 44c. - -, -
Jersey City live Hogs in better
einn I' me-. a. 5ra - ~ 10 - 30 Tlere were
sales dsleobees : Davis old: Is state logs 227 Il, at
Jerry Hunser sold sLlto Hogs 26J d. al 81 y q do
smith q 4 Red sold: Al state Hogs 272 IL at - 80
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Go r11om it map gonterh

NOTlCE.-The owner, or owners, OF rav
~ mare horse hereby n"tinsa thAs 80
csed IN on o. before August they ~ % sod on lst a.y
10 psv expenses keepfng tnem sale 70 A<e place ny
st-sbloa No MonsOtnery-sI WA J. AASiADA~ oo'"N~6
Ard Livery o-4o-a.
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For the lHSh- 20 ateio7 SO 200 s1S
Entered the port SO $50 80 : ,oa 0glJ26l
Thrown markell Z,''''V'A
SnCeJan.l SO.4S6.77S
Thrown On Market ti,-Jl,Vf'
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Rye Dusu..... 255a isso S esSS 1850
Barley. bush.-- lbeO LOW -
-. aaa

Total bnsn. 244,G94 15275 b0I.UoS ~"
The following shows the imports of dry goods AZ
the Port of New-York for the week ending Augus'
4 and since the beginning of the year as com
pared with the corresponding PERIODS Oh pie'io"
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Ngy.YORK August 4The following are the total net TO
the OeiO non.l0nod ports since 7eUe
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA August 4-sugar-Markes quiet holders arm;
90 " o9s p0-zl1@Iloa 6So rs--s soAa per
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miscellaneous.

NOSTAR'S FOUR EXTEkMINATORS KILLS
besDurs roaches moths IDEAS raInee. Not poisonous
4UJ BrOoIne-sI
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
- for suspeading window sashes Warranted for nfesn
voarS aad for 80
o Lester. AhbAAo AOhAD-.
FAILURE Of APPLE CROP in ENGLAND
i Pankhufst o. salesmen Ooyent Garden dArkeL Lon.
England. consienments apples aud el
direct rad thereby other ilterne
Prices obtained wired
Messrs Coutts ca. BANK
London
DetrigeratOrs, Water Coolers, Freezers On
Ia stoves X 6 J. aOwBRAY, No 81 Vesey-sG
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NEW YORK. July >, 1851
CPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

August 5 and reopen Tuesday, August 20 -
THOS. +. WEN ORTIZ
secretary.
------------ New. YORK. July :. 1882.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
y special holders OF the Bos On and
New-Yors Railroad COMPANY ~ DC hetd AZ eno
companys ne city OF Aiddrto"i otatr OF ,ohhec
nj ON 18Th day OF September A9>- AT
t m Tor the purpose Of submitting Tor the approval
ratncaon and lease Of this compans ra
- ~ nr1p.rty 10 the New Haven and
before such meeting
The STOCK transfer be closed from the Jt day y
August 1852 Al 10 the l3th OF september Iso2 A.
, ~ order Of the Board OF Directors
lJ29l4tl l. l. WATSON, Secretary.
rTHE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co,
i CAPITA. ejJU.uUU
SIX PER CENT coo POS BON D. payable quarterly.
posi-. MARTIN & CO - PlNt~2L
OFFICE OF rHE
NEw.YoRK LAKE ERlE AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO,
NEW YORK. july 40. lssA)
THIS COmpa y has made an arrahgemenI
u with Measr. DREXE MORGAN ~ co. q attend inc
Tnlrd Mortgage Bouds issued by the Newf0fk ana rIr 49,
forty years from that date and the inter- Me b
5ept-n Der = per cent pei Anluh O'
IN Of the present stand~i' "esu' AL"
IN. rybt "a extend A. above reserved 70 ueh OF
the present desire 10 sVal OF II anu sA.
cit their pur yosc with htsst9- bteA
IN n nror 10 M s. next Sucn ponhs AZ
may nat - xt-ua. by presented 10" nat
pui pose Dy MesSrs Dre1e Morgan 9 WI DC JAM ~ ma
tursy. '''H"Hi - '
Oh WALLET NEw-YoRK July 10. 1854
Referring above nOree OF tho Ne~-foA Lake Erie
ami ~ stern Company. now ready 10 receive
auy % NewNork and Enc lL~i-roSa IhHd AoftsAss
Bonds extension.
any OF tue buns hOiers Of which desire 10 sell
-'- nRE1EL- MORGAN = o.
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Diui1sn1 NJtlce5.

Diuiosn> Notices.
ogvrcz cHEs4 rEAkE, OHIO AxD sourH
WRsIEgN RAILWAY COMPANTB
COUPONS OF THE PADUCAH AND
- ELIZABETHTOWN RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
Mortgage Bonus aud the COUPONS Of me CHE>APEAkE.
FRS Consolidated Mortgage Bonds due August l. o32. viii
paid Dankng house OF Messrs h. horton "a Co. 81
- ''N'' / E. GATES. Treasurer
NOTICE.-The coupons of the first mortgage
~ the guaranteed preferred stock II
the preferred stock 81 the Kansas cry T. ous
and Chicago Railroad Company maturing Auga l. l5sS,
JBoUP Patton & CO., No 81 Miniam-st. Ne~-l YORK
OFFIcF OF
The IMPORTERS AND Traders INSURANCE COMPANY
los BROADWAY. N8w- IOgK. July Is, 1882.
THE Board OF Directors have declared
i sem-annhal Dividend Of TIL RE- 81 PER CENT, pay
able thursday the @OtA INST DANIEL A5aIIl secretary
sAS FRANCISCO. July -, lee@
T'HE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
4 GOLD uNING COMPANY has declared Dividend
30 n o. ESeay INV Ps5 'tr g O' d" 'ne 'A's u
Transfer OouNs close on tae 22d INST , m, -. s.-
THE TEXAS and PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
The coupons August l. 1872, OF the irs mortgage
RIO Grande Division Bonds. this 0mpany. Will De paid
that date AZ tie Aerc4utIe Trust Company ~
''O- ~ e F. sATTERLEE, Treasurer.
NEw.YoRK. Aug =. lss2.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
dividend Of SEvENr4.FfVE Gents Per- sH ARE. pay,
able August IL - q az th- Farmers Loan and Trust Com
Transfer books close Ausast3 and open on th INST
NEw.YoRK July ~ $50
V'HE CONTENTION Consolidated MN
Il NC COMPANY u Tombstone, Arizona this day de-
AIRED Us E.GTI AR MONTHLY DIVIDEND. No. g. Il
ISL at the ONCE OF the Farmer. Loan and trust COMPANY
20 xchaage-pace ali stock registered II New YORK
". HART SMITH, Vice President
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Buslvss Chances.

4 BUYER with much experience will enga 20
~ In tobhing manufacturing business AahFess ~ IL
CIiA -. oA.e lrb1ne once, Box Az
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tlgNt------.----------- ------.-4 az ~ ~ -
~ 4NNAe ---------t 10 @oEH-t
heaVv- ----.-----.-..---.-----Z4 aZJ1 -. aZ4
ooo0 Damaged -.---..----...@l a2-2 p al >
tRiON AIMED.
-lIuglfef
Light Backs.-......35 d3bAl Light crop
IodIe sacks ......55 10 03G-, Middle Crop
AZ i"dc u - HeAFF5O > .D31 = bellies
Caicutt@ SuIaiO-l.isA1 lJ.Dztc.. Aidiie. I5@%A'
l5dzuc. damaged. l0als4gc
MErALs-AmeI1can Pig Iron was hrmer. an
were nOTr Reserved, -c0ich rig was held AL iui
syBpai ny with the foreign advices safes 900 u
reDt rates " qnOtcs American No. ], 30 n 2
=, S2iGs-f 90 Forge, 81 Ee"ieh- kglnton, =
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rir.r. Vessels md Rdliror ds-
NFw-YOEK, Friday. August 4. lsS-
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW YORK. F1da'

AsfEs-ouiet Pots. 5djl4 &C; Pearls, 647GPG - III.
REF-WAt -Firm OWING 20 small supplies al A4hu'
quoted p d1sc. -
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CHICAGO AND NoRTHwKsTKRN.
1880 1881 1892
EunDer Of miles 24SZ lib
Soat1 Of july ..... 81 G6g.ss6 &G25756 iS8S,a51
s@au2ry " July ST.. 10 s839 lO6o,40O l24o7 $50
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
,v,u,.... ,..,.. 5s9d lss2
FOURTH July..-.. s31Z sG4 S43O Inc Sl07 $50
January NY 80 s3OU1J
LOsG BLAND
1s5L 1892.
fhfrd week m Jnly.-... SJsfO2 S7l.4l6 Inc Sl20l4
SAnd2ry 70 July 3.l 90 "a 1901 OBJ Iuc 1857
The receipts OF flour ana gralu al prime pal
Atlantic ports this b day Of August were;
NeW.lOrK
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Meeting of Board of Directors,

The Board of Directors of the Savannah
Valley Railroad Co. met ut this place on
the lctn inst. The reports of the Trcasu
rer and Chief Engineer were read, Showing
the progress Of the work. and the cost Of
the same. We present an abstract of them !:
The work of grading has been prosecuted
both in Abbeville and Anderson Counties
and the Company have now about fifteen
miles OF road graded in complete ar d
workmanlike manner, with ample dimen-
sions for filst-class road bed, at an average
cost of seven hundred aud seventy four
dollars per mile. The character of one
half the work done, in cost per mile, is
above the average to be encountered on this
whole line. With q very few exceptions,
the right Of way has been secured over the
entire line. The work of finishing up the
Jones d Wiles contract, the upper half }
undertaken by the Company's own force,
has been successfully accomplished at q
cost of seven and one-half cents per cubic
yard Tor earth excavation, with q total saw
ing of 80 per cent over the price it could
have been re-let at. The results attained
on the whole line show high degree of
skill and economy in the management.
Now is propitious time to press forward
the building of this important line. Labor
is cheap and abundant. Augusta is NOV
ing actively TO secure this road In short
time it will be known whether it will be
controlled by Augusta or Charleston.
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Mothers ! Mothers ;! Mothers ~!
Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth? If so, go at once and get bottle of
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
mediately-depend upon it. there is 40
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it, who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re-
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and IS the
:-ccc-,c.;c. cs one Of the oldest and hest
female physicians and nurses iii the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle
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Gard of Thanks.

wish to express my thanks to the many
friends who, during the Christmas holidays,
and without any concert, sent me various
valuable things. Their kindness is greatly
appreciate And thankfully acknowledged.
d. E. FRIERsoN.
Jan. 10, 1852.
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Early gardeners can find full line Of
Fresh Garden Seeds from the celebrated
house of D. Landreth & Sons at Wilhite 81
Whites Drug Store.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently re-
suits in an Hncurn6ie lang Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsams, but act directly
on he inRamcd parts, allaying irritation,
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs.
Gatarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are, subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have been recommended byphysicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by. wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 70
cents box everywhere
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Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop your
Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections be-
fore they run into Consumption that you
cannot stop.
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Foutz's Powders will cure or prevent ale
most every disease to which Horses & Cattle
are subject For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite.
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Poultry Powders are used with satisfac.
tion in all diseases of Chickens. Turkeys
and Geese. For sale by Wilhitc & Wilhite.
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70 Post-Alnsters.

Inc had our Subscription Book burnt
eIpcct TO make many mistakes in
out the paper for the next few
and Post. Masters at The offices where
n;stakes occur will greatly obl!ge us
ling as soon as possible the names of
bscribers who may be left out; and
informing us If the paper is erro-
! sent to any person. This assistance
duly appreciated.
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WANTED--A good mch cow. Apply
at this Office
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Something wonderful The Luminous
Match -BoxNshines at night, so it can easily
be found when wanted. For sale only by
Wilhite & Wilhite.
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y Mothers ;! Mothers ~!
Mothers !

Wilhite's Eye Water-a sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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Fine Stand, Library and Hall Lamps at
Wilhitc e. whites, 6 Granite Row.
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School for Small Children,

1X1 School for small children on Mon
day, 9th day January, 1882 In she SCHOOL,
house near Gen. Humphreys' residence, on
Whitner Street. TERMs-,S8. 90 per torn of
twenty weeks. lz9- Full credit will be
given for all public money received.
Dec %, 1881 d 4e
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR MEN
AND BOYS AT c. A. REEDS, AGENT
AN elegant lot sample Hats, all styles, just
nrices vet. Don't forget the headquarters
for Sewing Machines and Buggies. Prices
certain to suit you.
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All the standard patent preparations for
sale by White & Wilbite.
BUGGIES ANY person wanting a 5000
vehicle should not fail to call on REED d
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them 10 select the most reliable west
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
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wFToLEsAE-E s.s.a RETAIL
FURRall lTURE WARER00IvHS.
g F. ToLLY,
Always the Leader Of Low Prices in Furniture in This Sate

ri oW public Wareons
n1eS TO the STOCK
aVe IN stock 600 Bedsseads can b
Rocking Chare
at De en odn n @ % me apie Fine
oan WIN aIh cnd frame and glass
standard and
ana
W Table feet six INCHES diameter
suites THAN
rss ana CAshEfs $5 $ioo
ca NN0T W.rsn,om
March
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Jan. 1c,. 1882.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-30
RIVER IMPROVEMENT IN EUROPE
n O, Times Demo crat

While congress seems to hesitate over
river improvement, all the rcounties of Eu.
rope are earnestly at work constructing
canals, improving their rivers and render
ing them navigatle. France leads in this
movement. For some years past the
French government has taken in hand va
rious national works, for which the large
sum of s5O,O0O,OO0 annually has been set
aside; Austria, on her part, is improving
the Danube and the Thesis, rendering near.
ly every mile Of these rivers navigable;
England proposes to constr ct ship canal
to Manchester which will enable vessels to
unload cott1n direct at the mills; aud g err
many has just begun the work OF improv.
lug the river Wescr. This is to DO done on
agrand scale. The river is now nsvigable
only to Bremerhaveu, a few miles from Ito
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-30
GHuRCAEs.

nAlRU BAPTIST Corner Tolth and Poplar
u streets; preaching Hr-t snd third sdndays 10
eaca month ii a 70 aod 7:3l p m prayer mesl'
ing ThuradGy, 7.30p. N sunday scngoI' a;aJ I'm
Rev. A J. HESS Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDEEAER-tkplscq2P
K Fourteenth street; sunday 700 m, holy
Eucharist; 9 80 =. m. - sunday sgAooi Il % an.
noruius ptayere; 500 ?. N, Evening frEyefe' T.
Z Davenport, 8. y. B. Rector,
I-lNsr MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
I Prevailing At 1910 q. n., ?. m, And 10y p N
.RlbAul school ~ 80 2. rev T. j. shofea'
% ,or
ELRAN-Thirteenth strect, seEyiLee SAB
/. beth 1880 a m sunday school Up N hsV'
hGuIf-, fasiI
,IETiiUDIsT--Co Eighth aud "alLrt streets
vi Presching Sabbath HOO .. m and ~ p "a
sunday school 81 1900 p IN Rev j. A. seS''e''.
Ds'OY.
nEEsBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
| sabbath at II 90 a. IN. and 1850 3. m; PRAYER
r,ertiIg Wednesday at 1880 p, m; Sunday scnooi
.t3p u. Rev d. Y. George, pastor
ct. JOSEPH S., Roman CatholioI Corner Cross
y ..G Walnut streets; services SApbath iOi@ a.
a., sunday School at2 D. NJ; VespeFs ?. m. ser
ace. every daY atsG. m Rev. q Harn' frios''
ct pATRICK'S-i Roman Cstholicl Garner Nlrta
y erect and Washington ayenue services SAP,
cain and 10 d. IN; Vespers p H.; sandey schooi
p. NJ. services every daJ ats s. m he'' haoteison
griert.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-30
ILLINOIS TEACHERS.

AT a meeting Of the State Teachers as
ISOLATION held at Springfield on Thursday
the following officers for the ensueing year
were elected: Henry L. Boltwood Of Otta.
wa, president; p. II. Walker OF Rockwell,
treasurer; j. W. Hayes of Urbana, secre.
tary. Twenty presidents, one from
each congressional district, were elected,
and an executivee committe composed of
Jas. Hannah, Chicago; James II. Brownee,
Carbondale; George e. Knepper, Peoria.
Newton Bateman, Charles T. Strattop, A.
I. Lane, George Rowland and T. McFall
we're appointed committee on legislation
A committee was appointed to report at
the next meeting Of the association whether
or not It Is advisable for the association Ia