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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Additional Local Items.
The Jonssboro Gazette has repeated y

The Jonesboro Gazette has repeatedly
presumed to instruct Cairo as to its duty
toward the st. Louis aud Cairo rsilraod.
When the Gazette did this it meddled
with other peoples business and made
fool of itself because it didn't know what
1t was talking about, and now it appears
also that 1t was trying to play missionary
away from home while the weeds OF sin
were growing rank ard thick all around its
very door, almost smothering its exhoris-
tions and indiguan, rebukes directed At its
neigh5 rs. II seems that when the ST.
Louis and Cairo railroad was first proposed
and before our new state constitution WAS
adopled, Jonesboro voted $4,000 10 bonds
to the new rosd. The interest on the
bonds was paid tor few years, then the
town refused to pay either interest or prin-
cipal. The refusal to pay was on the
ground that the town had voted the bonds
to standard gauge road, whereas narrow.
gauge road was built; and also that the
road had not carried out its agreement as
TO the location of the station. The case Of
the bondholders against the town of
Jonesboro came up in the U. 3. circuit
court at Springfield last week, and Judge
Treat decided that Jonesb1ro is liable for
the payment Of the bonds, principal and
interest, The town will also be obliged TO
pay the costs of the suit II will be q
very heavy burden for Jonesboro 20
carry for several years. Had the Gazette
been "a solicitions of the interests of the
st. Louis aud Cairo road as against Jonesbo-
70, ss It was of the interests Of said road
as against Cairo. aud had the people of
Jonesboro been guided by the Gszette's
advice, it is probable that the people of
Jonesboro would not have resisted the Fay.
ment Of the bonds and have
saved the expense of trial.
Perhaps the Gazette did advise the
people to bend their necks willingly to the
yoke, and the people did not heed it; we
don't know. But it it did not and would
not, then its advice to the people of Cairo,
to do this under circumstances much more
trying and conditions much more unjust,
proved il to be either very Inconsistent or
very dishonest. Jouesboro has case of st.
Louis and Cairo railroad similar to that Of
Cairo, but in amuch milder form, and il
the Gazette will even now administer TO
Jonesboro small but regular doses Of the
medicine 1t 90 kindly offered US some time
ago, wv shall try hard to forgive it and
take back the charge of Inconsistency or
dishonesty contained in the previous seq
tence
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
The Right Sort of Man.

You, viii find. as rule that the mon
who are favoiiies with men, are the best
aud trtIest in their relations TO women.
fos, the men who like sometimes to
turn their backs on all women, and "go
of with the other fellows" and have
good boyish time on the water, or the
mountain, or in some other mans
den" Women need never be afraid
TO trust their happiness to those whom
other good men esteem good fellows;
but II a man Is avoided BY men, shun
him. II is be who has firtations that
come to nothing, and has mot been
very nice" to the girls who have broken
their engagements with him; who, when
ne marres, wrings his wife's heart, II
she has one, and spoils her temper, II
she is naturally an angel. Manly men
are the best lovers, the best husbands.
the best companions for women-just as
womanly women are the best sweet
hearts and wives. What do we think OF
women who are Stunned by their own
sex, however charming men may find
themP II is seldom, II ever, that your
mems favorite ill-uses his wife. Per
haps it may be explained in this way;
Friendship Of sublimer sort is wha,
love becomes after year or 30 OF mar.
riage, and he who is friendly to the
very depths of his soul, enters into this
state happily, and is ready for all the
delights that follow But the man who
is capable Of nothing but fleeting af-
fiction which ever pursues new objects,
and cares for no woman when she Is
won, hates the domestic ties, and be-
comes detestable in consequence. 1t is
the man who would die for bis friend,
and for whom his friend would die, who
makes mlraculously happy wife of the
woman to whom he scarcely knew how
to make love 70 when he courted her.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
NEW ADvERTIs EN-
HOME COMFORT.
After Rainy Ride a Country Phi, 81.
clan Tells What He Thinks Of
Some People.

"i wish to gracious some people would learn
when they need doctor aud when they don't"
exclaimed Doctor g., AZ he entered his house
in cosey little village In the interior OF the State
ofNew York, after tedious night ride for uisny
miles. have oeen down among the mountains to
zee man, who the messenger said, was very sick
and not likely % live I'll morning, unless be had
smme dat hsp; and found him suffering from q
rather sharp ausck Of collie, which his family
might have relieved In ten minutes, X they had a
grain OF sense and two or three s pp pie remedies in
the house. Bnt no; they mnst re main Il norant q.
pps, and when the least ache or pain takes thom,
send for doctor. whether they ever psy him OF
not"
why, Doctor what kind Of simple rem edies, q.
you cal them, do you expect people to keep In the
housef' asked his wlie as she poured him cup
OF hottes.
"ln this case" answered the Doctor, M they
had only put BENSoN's CApcINE POROUS
PLASTER on the mans stomach. he would have
been all rivht In m honr, and saved me drea,y
ride"
In all ordinary Complaint, |, cprns q, oneo
All diseases are eliminated from the pystem by
| what maybe roughly called expalslnn or exirac
tion, or By union Of the two processes. Ben.
sons Plaster promotes both u ineites tne torpid
organs to act, and sends its healing soothing In
n1opce through the myriad pores Of the skin, All
other pasters oblige ths patient 10 Walt. They
give him hope for tomorrow Beneon's plaster
give him help to-day. Which 10 better, do you
think' Buy the CAPCINE aud keep Il In the
house. Price 25 cents .,
sesbury & johnson. Chemists, Sew Ytrk.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
True to Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said Of tho ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring FOR her dear ones, never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf When
they are assailei by disease, and the sys-
TEN should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri
fed, and mslarial poison exterminated, she
must know thst Electric Bi'ters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and purest
medicine in the world aud only cost fifty
cents. Sold by Harry W. Schulz (4)
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
A General STAMPEDE.

Never .as such rush made for sny
Drug Store as in now at Harry W. Schuhs,
for trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
All persons affected with Asthma, Bron
chitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, can get
trial bottle Of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. a.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

Said the Governor OF North Carolina.
To the Governor Of South Carolins,
For all pains We endure,
Ct. Jacobs Oil is the cure,
In the world there is nothing finer.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Good for Babies.

With baby at breast nothing is 30 use
ful for quictiDg my own and baby's nerves
as Psrser's Ginger Tonic. II prevents
bowel complaints, and is better than any
stlmulant TO give strength and appeti'e.-A
Newark Mother.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Settlement Notice.

All lersons indebted to me by note or ac-
count are requested to call Immediately at
my old home near Hodges Park aud make
settlement, | will remain there two weeks
commencing Monday April 28rd and end.
Ing May TIN. WILLIAM HOLDEN.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
New Blacksmith Sbon

A new horse shoeing shop has been open
ed by Mr. P, Powers on Tenth street. All
manner of blacksmitbing and wagon work
done to order. Repairing work speciality.
Work done promptly. If
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

SEE 8 woman In smother column near
speer's Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Spaors Port Grape wine is made,
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession. for the use of invslids, weakly
persona AID the aged, Sold by druggists.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Sept. i4th, 1880.

Hop 5itters Co., Toronto:
! have been sick for the past six years,
slfering from dyspepsia and general weak.
ness. I have used three bottles of Hop
Btters, and they have done wonders for
me. am we'll and able to work, and eat
and sleep well, Icanoot say too much for
/. Hop Btters, SIMON RoRBtxs
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
For SaIp Farm

good farm In the timber, eighty acres
under cultivation; blue grass pasture; farm
contains 1872 acres; in Bond county, Ills,
81 miles from railroad station.
e. A. BURNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Important Notice.

II you need any Carpets, Lace Curtains
and Window Shades it will be to your IN.
terest 70 call on r. w. Rosenthsl s Co.,
4l0 and 4i2 n. 4th ST. St. Louis
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
$500 REWARD!

WE will pay iho above 'rwsd for any of Liver Complains
py'pep,a Sick Headache, ndtlon Consteu Co,ysp..s
rt,ruo' cure with Vests Vegetable Liver PHI. when the d-,o
Non' are strictly ecmplsa With. They purely vegetable.
psNu AL 70 give atAson. Sugar Coated larys bose, COZ
'nniug 20 pills. 9S eeu PSr s ty all drar.,. bswss "
sonnsh and iuintkn, The gsuuDs Manufactured ozy by
JOHN G. WEST co, ist 4 lsJ W. nlison g., chkaxa
'"erE pHsbs tsat by us prepaid eeat stamp
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Proposals for { ity Printing

OFFICE OF Cry G. EeK,
Ca no. ILL. April 18th, 1881
Sealed proposals. will be received at this Office uo
toSmeelug OF he city council Tuesday May lst 1883
April Slth, 1884, said bi muet include the coat Of
pnblishing the council proceedings, ordinances
and notice. Of all kinds inpsr,ed by any city cor
or by order OF tho city council al o all special as
scssnient notices ade hy commissioners whether
appointed by the city council or county court. A
good aud rufllc ent bond must &C, ompany bids
The right to reject any and all kds reserved By tho
city. ID. u. FOLEY, Ctiy Clerk
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
The Unicn Bakery.

At The Union Bakery may be found the
best and cheapest bread and cakes, or any
other articles in that line.
FRANK KRATKy.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notlcss ~ tnis eoiamn, eight cents per llns for
Arst and Ave cents per line each subsea usnt inssr
Ion. Fof one woek, 30 cents per line. For one
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

Geo, Il. Berger, Carlyle, H., says n
have sold Browns Iron Bitters to over l25
different persons all OF whom recommend
il highly"
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
Ice, Wood and Kindllnp

Northern Lake Ice SOC. per 100 lbs.
good, dry wood, sawed, 81 per cord. and
kindlng 81 per load, a, jacob Klee's
Leave orders at City Brewery. If
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

SHiLoH's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
IA
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

The youthful color, beauty and lustre ar,
gradually restored to gray hair by Parker
Hair Bslsam.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21

"HAcKMETACK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cen,s. l3
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
DEMONSTRATED

That smart men average $500 TO es On per day pro
A., sell Nc tho Pocket Manual" The nioet m fvel
and purchped by all chsses; nothihg NJ tbs, hook
line ever clnB to II WIN Prove u OF iorfAt1b q.
Complete sample and outht sc or full part.
culsrs for stamp. Don't slert ont again untii you
learn what In sAld OF this bnok, aud what Others
are doing. ". II THOMPSON, Publisher. tol
Arch Street, Philadelphia. "a. aprs3n
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-04-21
LETTER LIST.

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING uScALLED
FOR IN THE PosTorPIcE AT CAIRO. ILL.,,
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1888.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-07-18

beoiirftigen iin6 ersriffen tuorberr. Seute
Abeno tpuroen Nusl6iiie aug ieber @aro
ernannt. Grinftpaiier unb @as, tuel@e
lett seltern Morgen abgelbnitten gene.
Ten 1uaren, >peroen be,1te Mbenb tpieber
9eltefert. Die @ilenbabnperbinoung iiber
ct. 3bon1as 1T tuieoer bergetellt.
( &om, IL. Suli. Die ruilii@e 9fez
9ieruns beabii@tist, ei1ten @elanbten bel
oent &otifan gu er,,ennen.
Ser &apit fat Die fran50iil9en Bi=
l@0fe na@ &on1 berufen, nm nit ibne,,
ilber bic Sage Ser Stride in f5rautreid,
5u beratben.
+ 9apanna, 10. sSuli. Cine bon bem
8anbenfa1rer 8uneaubea undergraduate
Nuforoerung gum Nuffanoe pirb auf
oer Snlel perbreitet. @s beiBt barin,
oaB betpoffnete &eiterl6aaren fir repo=
lutiondre 3wede 9ebiloet tperben. W1au
miBt oer Infforoerun9 feine Beoeutuna
BET, oa Die &eu6lferuns bon Cuba Sen
6rieben tpani@t. sic 5ei9t lebisli@,
oaB eiele &duberbanben ibrem Greiben
eiuen politiiden anitrib gu seben Min
l9en. 9ie n&o5e be Cuba" foroerte oie
He9lerun9 5ur 8iloun9 BON @uerilla=
@ompa9nien bebufs Iusrottuug Ser &duz
BET auf.
I 9aoanna, Is. Suli. Ser Dampfer
,Nia9ara", tpel@er am Donncrfag BEL
Snoian 8ap in 8ranb 9eratben uno in
Golse beiien an 6er @ubfiii tie BON 5loriz
oa auf ben Strau6 gelauien tpar, ift aez
boben tuoroen unb bter eineetrofe1t. Das
|S9iff bat bur9 ben unfaq teine1 erbeb=
|li9en S@aoen 9elitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-07-18

1elne Noern fir nptbwenbig. 8ants erz
tldrte iieb bereit, ii6 oas n6tbige 8lut,
a9t nn5en, ab5apfen 5u lafien nnb bie
Operation tuuroe por9enommen. @rbez
bauptet, oaB linn fir jeben 8(utstropfen
10 Gents perlpro9en tporoen ieien, rnb
berebnet bano6 feline Toroerung oui
$3.50. Ser @erfla9te tuenbet Elm, 8anfs
our9 Be5ablnn9 BON IS fir ale Mnlpriiz
@e an i'm abgefunben 5u haben.
Das enb1oie 9rabtleil 5ur 8ef0roer=
rng Der 8abn5ii9e iiber bic Gait &iper=
8riide 1T porseiteru selest iuoroen.
4 8ofton, II. Su1i. Elabre9en ri9=
teten beute @a@n,itta9 III bem in einem
3baltefiel sele9enen Dorfe Springfield,
ST., sroBen S6a6tu an 8riider, Sduler
uno anberes @i9entbum >uuroen fort9ez
i6uemmt. Man lbldst ben 56aben
anf $4,000 Dollars on.
Milmaufee, IL. Suli. Gin befti9er
@turm gin9 lebte glo6t iiber Set, @taat
bin. Ct trof ,m 5tuei l1br @orn,. 8or=
ta9e @itD uno 5ertriimmerte ein i'm Ba,
be9riffenes 8adltein9ebdube. I'm pier
ubr errei6te ber @t11rm Milpaufee,
ri@tete aber MIR 9erin9en @9aoen an.
2ancaiter, &enn., 16. Suli. Sic
Seer >@aupe ri@tet I'M n6rsli9en Gbeile
oieles GountD's aufoen 3abatfelbern 9roz
BE &erlpii iitun9en an. @iele @tauoeu
1ino BON &aupeu pol1 tdnbi9 beoedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-07-18
Sele8rapDtid)eS Mllerlet.

+ Sn Roien 1inb bier @ociali1ten, ba=
runter ein Senbbote Der l1m1tur5ler in
@enf, nit Nanen Hoblepsti, BON i Bis
Il Sabren @efan9niB perurtbeilt &por=
|6en. M-0-
BUR @ereil1i9un9 SET beioen @nben
oer 9eoropacificbabu, relp. 5u oeren Sol
lenoun9, 1T nur ro@ Die 6ertislteuung
einer faum 100 Wteilen lau9en @trede
n6tbi9. = Die 8abn ion int @eptember
iertig >uer6en; mir be5'peifeln oas.
+ @roBe 8eitiir5ung rief in ggien bic
9liidli6ertueile ni@t beitdti9te 9fabri6t
berpor, inter 6lterrei@il6en Eruppen
lei oie @bolera auseebro6en; eirise
6dlle bon 9Diienterie batten bieies &C.
rii6t berpor9erufeu. .
+ Sn @sDpten &piitbet bic Gbo1ero
|na9 1pie ppr unb forbert ma1eubaft
|Opfer.
I Ser &riee I'M 8u1u=2anbe ioll tpiez
Ser un9initi9 fit ben &6ni9 getamopp,
audi &eti@'pdio 9euaunt, perluuien iein.
&rmer Dber'3ulufaffer, 9eb' tpieoer gut
Mama &ictoria, baB fie bid tr6itet!)
Mm 6onntas, :. Is. b., brannter
bic ~9eetu @aoen @ire @orts" in g}e,p
6apen, Gonn., ab; babur9 iiub 800 Nrz
better ertperbloS 9etuor6en.
2aut gta9ri9ten aus ben Bieb5u9tz
9eeenben BON 3eras befinben ii9 our
3eit ettpa 100000 @tad teraniibes
&inoDieb, mel@e ii9 auf 100 Seerben gu
lie 5000 @tlf pertbeilen, 11a@ &anlas,
Mebrasfa unb ben ,peitli@en 9erretorien
untertpe9s. Das &ieb befinbet ii@ in
sutem 3uitanbe uno 1T p0lli9 9eiuno.
= Sm Staate S1inois tpuroen, off
ciel1en 8eri@ten 5ufo1se, inbieiem Sabre
S,OOO,OOO Acrea NIT Wtals an9ebaut,
un6 man 1@dbt beren fiinftigen @rtras
auf 17o,ooo,ooo Buibe1, 5. +. al1f r.
100000 8uibel mebr als lit purisen
Sabre.
: Sn Der porisen @o@e farben in
Seem Dort ITO 8erionen, barunter cine
iebr sroBe 8abl tleiner &inber.
*SSn @bicaso n,iifien iebt sic 8anz
Tiers cine $1Ooz2bens 16ler. Das
l9medt ibnen ni9t.
: Gin farbiser Doctor, Der fi6 61et<
der nennt, bra6te iein @eib unb feline
|@6tuie9ermutter i'm Ma1be nit einen1
Meiier I'M un6 entfob.
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! Derlin, II. Suli. Ser tpe9en
Gbeilnabme an elmer &erldm0rung in
&ulii1@z nno EreuBil9z&olen perbaftete
polnil9e @@riftlteller &ras5usti 1T Der
Mntlage fir ibuloig beiunben uno gu
5toeija6ri9er @efan9niBitrafe perl,rt6eilt
'poroen.-@ie Die vNorbbeutl9e gluz
gem. 3eitlns" 1a9t, 1ino 5ur poG1tanbi=
gen SSieoerberfeuun9 8isnarct's bic
lor9falti9ite H1e9e uno 1nbeoingte @ubc
erforberli9.
+ Berlin, is. Suli. 9ie lebte 8tz
lpre9nmg 5tpii6en be1n preuBi}ben' &C.
lanoten y. @tbl05er nnb ben pdpitlid6en
@taats1efretdr Sacobini mar leoiolid)
f0rnliber glutur. SER b. @9l05er bat
ii@ lit Der lebten i3eit 5utpeilen cine
@o@e lang bom &otifan fern 9ebalten.
/ @ien, 10. Suli. Ser &ailer bat Sic
0beroanf's @enollen @abaoini ,peoen
2beilnabme am @u6perrotb 5uerfannte
&ooeS1trafe in 6reibeitsitrafe, beren
Dauer BON benz oberlten @eri9tsbpfe
feit5uieben iit, umgetuanoelt.
+ &efb, Is. Suli. Sn @cent Weif>
1os, Der 9auptita6t bes 2iptauer 0omiz
tats, baben beute Bel elmer 6euersbrunit
piele Meni@en bas 2eben cin9ebubt.
@is iebt iinb 8 2ei9en in benz Bronb>
l9utt 9efanben tuorben unb nod 1ouen
20 Herienen, barunter Der 8oli1ei Grd.
feft, permibt. Cine Mense Men1@en
bat bur@ bic Geuersbrunit ibr .Dbbad
perlpren.
! Earis, -. Suli. g8ie ,,Baulois"
melbet, bat Der Graf b. @bamboro 1ebtz
'pinis onseorbnet, bab atle Mnbdn9er bes
a6uistbums in 6ranfrei9 ben @rafeu
BON @aris als ben fran50iii@en Gbronz
erben anerfennen iouen. - Die itarre
unempfan9li9teit unb sic @6udde oes
@rafen bauern fort. Die @rin3en bon
0rleans febren na@ wien 5urid.
I 8aris, Is. Suli. Sci Der oe1tri<
gen Geier bes91atiOnal< <6eitoses( Sabresz
tag ber @ritiirmun9 @aitiue) tparen perz
19iebene 6abnen anldBli@ Der 99i6tbez
9naoi9ln9 Der 2ouiie Mi9el umflort.
Ma@ Der @ntbillun9 bes @tanbbiloes
Der &epnblif befeitisten 5tuei Mnar9ilten
eine 1@tpar5e SABINE an oernlelben, tpelde
1ofort BON benz 8ublifum, tpel9es bas
@tanbbile betra@tete, in @tade geriilen
tpur6e. @iner Ser beibelt Ebdter tpurbe
perbaftet. Dbtuob1 bas 11le9te 8etter
bel Sage Die 8e9eiiterun9 ettpas sebdmpft
bate, tparen am Mbenb Sic 6e]tlidfeiten
auBeroroentli6 g1an5pell.
2ant Ma@ridten aus Eon9fin bonn 8.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
The 100 pound Squash.

The Spirit Of the Farm thinks the
100 pound squash grown by Richard
Gillentine, near Chalybeate, in Van
Buren, County, would make fitting
companion to Commissioner McWhir>
ter's so pound cucumber and 100 pound
watermelon Oh exhibition at Louisville.
It further says, "could not some one
contributes a "Greely" pumpkin and
have all represented in the Tennessee
department of the Southern Exposi
lion at Louisville" Mr.. JO. Mead
gave us a pumpkin few weeks ago
which weighed 573 pounds. This was
some pumpkin itself, but being fond Of
pumpkins we appropriated this one
from Mr.. Mead. They are splendid
when well cooked.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mead d Rtchey will pay so cents
per bushel for nice red apples delivered
at their store.
The popular dry goods house of
S. Katz q Co., will have big rush
show day. The big crowd attending
the show will 60 there for bargains.
The fine display of new fall goods
at S. Katz q Cos is making their house
the chief resort of buyers. and quite
popular with all who want the best
goods at the lowest prices.
ID. o. jenkins has just opened a
fresh lot of new and choice Groceries.
Gail on him when you want the best
Sugar and Coffee to be had in town.
Call and examine Frank Maddux's
new fiue pipe and caps. They are
cheap and just the thing you need.
"A. P. Seitz would inform his
friends and customers that he too has
been in the markets and is offering at
bottom prices full, well assorted stock
Of hardware, queensware, tinware,
leather, etc. He will make it pay
farmers, mechanics, and those wanting
good boots aud shoes for winter to call
on him. x
The farmers of Warren county,
visiting McMinnville, will find com
Portable home and rates as low as any
house in the city: Tables and beds
Fequal to any in the State, at the
Warren House. Respectfully,
G. w. JOHNSON.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03

Nashville American: The little vii.
lage OF Annsville.on.the- Hudson, New
York, has derived its existence for
nearly half a century from the AIMS.
vile wire mills, which employed up
wards of 400 men at good wages. Re.
Gently the wire mills were destroyed by
fire, and threw out Of employment
nearly all the working population of
the village. The proprietors of the
wire mills decided not to rebuild, and
last week leased Sharp's rife works at
Bridgeport for ten years, where they
will in future carry on their business.
As result the storekeepers Of AIMS,
vile have been compelled to close up,
and the village is rapidly becoming de-
populated. A more desOIate looking
place can hardly'be imagined. This
shows how manufactures make town
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
Green apples are being sbipped ID

Green apples are being shipped to
market too fast for the demand, and
prices are not SO good as they should
be in consequence thereof. Those who
have sound well keeping fruit will find
it to their interest to hold until later in
the season.
MIR. w. G. Lillard has commenced
work on the improvements at Crisp
Springs for next season. A permanent
foot bridge over the river will be built
commencing at the end Of the present
bridge over the road leading up from
the river, and running on q gradual in
cline down to the spring on the other
side. The present ball room will be
converted into ten pin alley, a new
ball room will be erected and various
improvements made.
"A large and handsome line oil
Ladies' Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets,
Wraps, etc., just received and opened
this week at Katz q Cos.
From a private letter received a.
we 60 to press we learn the sad intel
ligeuce of the death Of Mrs. Jo. P
Smith, of Milton Tenn. While thi
intelligence was not unexpected, i
is nevertheless sad, and creates with
in us much sympathy for the bereavet
husband, children and friends. = Mrs
Smith was one of the kindest and mos
amiable persons we ever met, truly
pious, christian woman, too good TO
earth and hence she has gone to bet
ter land.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
The Finest We Have Seen.

Through the kindness of friend we
are in possession of half barrel OF
'NoePs Best" the finest article of -four
we have ever seen. 1t was made BY
DR.. E. T. Noel on his new roller
mills at Nashville. 1t is certainly su,
perior to any other we have ever seen,
A merchant Of this place, who is famil'
liar with many of the best brands,
bought barrel of the Noel -four few
weeks ago. He says it is the best he
ever saw. We have not seen DR.
NoePs mills, but from notice made oi
them in one Of the dailies, they are
certainly the most extensive and finest
mills iu the South. We believe theil
capacity is about four car loads, oil
1000 bushels of wheat per day. Til,
new roller process is a succ IS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-11-03
From Viola.

To the Standard.
Viola is still on a boom. We are
having some fine weather now. The
citizens of Viola are having a town
well dug. Some of our farmers are
gathering corn. Viola lost cne of her
hest citizens this week in the person of
Mr. W. M. Cummings, who has been
in the mercantile business here for two
years. He has gone to his home on
Barren Fork, where he will engage in
farming. We wish him much success.
Mrs. G. A. Brewer, for some time q
resident Of this place, left this morning
for your town. VENICE.
Viola, Oct. 81.