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The daily gazette., 1883-06-02

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Representative
of the Merit, Harrisburg, Trenton, VIII
mington and Reading base ball clubs of the
Inter State Association met here to-day and
agreed to call meeting of the ASSOCIATE on
to make a new schedule for July and
August.
The Quiekstep engagements in Wilmington
next week are: Monday, Harrisburg, cham
pionship game; Tuesday, Harrisburg, exhi-
bition; Wednesday, st. Louis, of American
Association; Thursday, Brooklyn, cham
pionship; Friday, Anthracite, champion
ship.
The Young Archers, yesterday, in this
city, in game of eleven innings, defeated
the Reckless by a score of too.
The Pacific, Jr., who have just defeated
the Keystone by a score OF SO to z, has or
ganized with the following PLAYERS; Spath,
c.; Robinson, p; DEMO, s. s.; Bartlett, Id;
Robbins, 2b; Mckinney, 3b; Roberts, !. f. I;
Duf1eld, c. f.; Seybles, r. 1. Challenges
may be addressed to I'll Poplar street from
any club whose members are under IA years
of age.
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A Ere i'm a SNOW Nindnw.

A fire in tie window of the millinery
and trimming store of Mrs. V. s. Chandler,
at the northeast corner of Third and King
streets last evening about 8 O'Clock, caused
loss of about 500. The window was filled
with lot OF light material and was ignited
by gas jet which had been lighted but a
few minutes before the fire was discovered.
and responded promptly, but no alarm was
struck The burning contents of the win
dow were torn out by Mrs Chandler and a
gentleman who happened to be present and
thrown into the street before the fire com.
pany arrived.
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a FRENzIED LOVERS ACT.
He Changes His Mind About Killing His
Sweetheart and Stabs Himself.
TPhiladplnhia Times

Sweetheart and Stabs Himself.
philadelphia Times.l
Jacob Knopfel, a Swiss, twenty-seyen
years old, started from his boarding house.
1544 North Sixth street, about nine O'Clock
last evening, with the premeditated desipn-
it is believed, of Staying Miss Mary Shibe, q
pretty young brunette, and of afterwards
despatching himself. Circumstances pre-
vented the consum nation of the first part
of the programme, but Knopfel is in the
Pennsylvania Hospital, suffering from a
dangerous wound in the abdomen
f ON cane sword. Miss Shibe
resides at 1908 North Seventh
street, and is eighteen years old.
She and Knopfel were employed in
the Randolph silk mill, at Randolph street
and Columbia avenue. Knopfel had asked
her about two weeks ago to marty him, but
she had refused and had done everything to
show that she cared nothing for him. He
had threatened to kill her within few days.
Yesterday he appeared at the mill with his
left hand tied up and told her he had re-
ceived that injury in trying TO shoot himself
In Franklin Square. He called at her home
Yesterday morning and alarmed her SO by
his actions that she was afraid to return for
her dinner.
She had two visitors last evening when
Cnopfel called. Almost Immediately on en-
IcrlhS buc pdIlOI ne uFeW Jne SJllebtO from
the cane and plunged it into his abdomen.
Miss Shibe ran up stairs, fearing that she
would be attacked. Policeman Foulkrod,
who was at the corner OF Columbia avenue.
was called and had a desperate struggle
with Lnoptel before he could disarm him.
The weapon was badly bent. Knopfel had
only pocket knife besides.
The wounded man was removed to his
boarding house and thence to the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital in the ambulance. He re-
marked that he would kill himself yet. His
wound is serious. Miss Shibe was greatly
unnerved by the affair. She said she be-
lieved Knoprel would have attacked her had
he been alone and fears that he may return
in case he recoVers. He has followed her
for several nights past ON the street.
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sunday SCHOOL Anntversarx.

Tomorrow afternoon, at $50 o'clock, the
Reformed Episcopal Church of the Re-
deemer will hold their second anniversary
in the church, Eighth and Morrow streets,
consisting of singing by the school addresses
by Rev. Mr.. Murray of Asbury NJ. L. Church
and Rev. Mr., Mallery of 0livet Presbyterian
Church, and a very interesting report of the
condition of the school by the superin-
tendent. A cordial invitation is extended
To he Dresent
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The Bleyer Benefit Concert.

The arrangements for the Bleyer Benefit
Concert. on June 6, are fast nearing com
pletion and everything points to the fact that
it will be one of the most enjoyable concerts
ever given in this city. Tickets can be had
at C. F. Thomas & Co., H. F. Robelen, 7lO
Market street; Neal Gibbons, 2 West Third
street. The members of the committee also
have tickets for sale, which can be reserved
at G. f. Thomas & Co., without extra
charge, when the sale of reserved seats will
begin on Monday morning.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Relief to the Famishing Public

"Charlle'1 Kyle is by-w ord IN every house,
hold. A generation remembers him gratefu lily,
for during many years hp has mnistered to suf-
iering humanity, scorched and famshed by sum
mer tn rst, giving with generous hand the most
deliciously refreshing Ice Cream yearning x
palate could WISH
With the coming summer he proposes to do as
he has done in the past on a granite scale. His
already large manufartOry, at the N. f. Corner
OF SIXTH and ORA NGE STREETS, has been ex-
tended, improved and new facilities for cream
manufacture introduce Ice Cream unadulter-
ated is now being made in many varieties and of
many extracts and all orders, whether Wy rlvate
or picnic PARTIES by mail or otherwise, will be
filled with accuracy and dispatch. His three
STALLS IN second treet market will be open of
yore and lee Cream will be dispensed with his
old time liberal tv. mylS-3m28
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NOTICE
TIE STATE OF DELAwARE,
N W Castle Coun y,

IHE STATE OF DELAWARE
N W Castle COun " 10 THE
:. b.. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
Co., Gre ting
Wherea E, Annie NJ. Minqus, by her petition to
the Judge of our Superior Court filed In the
office OF the Pr thonatory of the SAID court in and
for New Costle coun y, for the cause com
plant therein alleR d, has made application to
our said Judges that decree may be pronounced
dissO wing ne marriage existing between Tho
petitioner and her hu band obert Q. NJ Mingus.
We therefore command YOU, you Ii We been
IA retOlor nOmmal ded. that you summon Robert
z. NJ. Mingus so that he be and appear before
the Judges of our said Cour, at the time thereof
to he'I at Wilmington, on Monday, the seven
teenth day of September next, TO answer the al
legat OF the said petitioner, according to the
Act OF ASS mbly, In such case made and roVided
and also / do and receive what the said court
shal then and there CONSIDER concrrnin him in
this behalf, as to the court hall seem meet and
consistent with the pi DIVISIONS of the said Act OF
Ass mbly And have you then there this writ.
Witness. the Honorable Joseph p Comegys
Esquire at Wilmington, the twenty-t iri day
May, A. d., eighteen hundred and eighty
three. GEORGE A. MAXW ELL,
Issued May 3lst 1888 PrOthonatory.
il-ltW3n
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NOTICE.

have for sale Glover, Timothy, Hungarian
orchard Grass, Millet-Lawn Grass, etc. ha c
a full line OF 6a den Seeds ! have the age
for the sale of GLOBE GUAAO, designed cs-
pecially for spring cr ps. II s :laln ed that IA
lair application of this Guano viii d uble your
crops. eed Pot toes, Rock, Liver Ool aud
shton sa Is. Nice We,t,rn Oats Cracked
Corn, etc. Mil Feed Wy the ton car load l
have somr fine brands of Western Flour; try IL
once, aud you will have no other.
JOHN PYLE,
mS0-tf Second and Orange streets.
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~orIoN~
100000 Wanted by New
Castle County.

In accordance with a, act passed at Doser,
March 2S 1888 authorizing the Levy Court OF
said county, sealed pr "posals or bids Will be re-
ceived by VII lam Herbert, q unity 'lr asurer, al
W Castle, Delaware, on or b. fore June ii, 1883,
for two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to be
Issued upon tue credit of New as lie county, and
to be redeemed In amounts ten thousan dollars
In each successive year after they is ned until
tn Who'll amount Is paid. No roposal Will be
entertained or sna Ter amount than $500 or at
u igher rate Of Interest than s per cent IN
mo iey will be wa ted July |, and the bonds will
bear lnte est from that date, pa able semi
annually. " il4LtAM HERBERT,
my13-2lt County Treafu er.
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Ice Cream.

X. ?, Young, baker and confectfoner,
Third and Jefferson streets. is now ready to
furnish customers, families and parties with
ice creams of ell flavors, at the lowest rates.
Those wanting this delicious summer beVer-
age should give him call.
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state Medioal society.

The Delaware State Medical Society will
hold its annual meeting in the lecture foom
OF the Opera House in this city on Wednes-
day, June 13. The meeting will be at
tended by al out 90 physicians of the State
besides number of physicians from other
States.
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Orders of the Municipal Court.

Judge Cummns announced during this
mornings session of the municipal court
that on and after Monday June but one
session of court will be held daily at 9
O'Clock in the morning, also that hereafter
there would be no session of the court on
SUNDAYS.
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Howard's Letter-The sunday Press.

The famous New York letter of Howard
now appears exclusively in the Sunday
Press, the largest and best paper published
in Philadelphia. Read it. Sold by g. A
Davis, 6lS Market street, "All the news
and the truth about tho news;H
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THE CLOSING SESSION.
COUNCILS APPROPRIATIONS
FOR NEXT YEAR.
FRIEND QUINN'S LAST CASE
He Joins His Fellow Members IN Thank
ing the Reporters for Far and Faithful
Dealing.

At the adjourned meeting Of City Coun-
ell, held last light, the ordinance making
appropriations for the next fiscal year was
taken up and finally passed, mixing the
nnronriations IA follows:
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Dolan

has just received another lot of those Nor
folk oysters and crabs at No. g West Third
street,
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HOTEL ALBION -
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

seasoE of 1888 opens Saturday, June 20. Tlc-
gantly furnished and frst-class in all Its appoint-
nents. LENTZ & SIEGRIST,
ie2 ProprietOrB.
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E0R SALE
PROt OSALS
re BRIDGE b, ILUERS.

T. DhIDUE BN ILUEho.
Sealed proposals endorsed tender for Market
ttl strttl bridge and addressed 10 Christian Febiger,
chairman Wilmington delaware, Will be re-
sFfd at Levy Court ro m until 10 O'Clock a. m.
lutsday, June II, for rebuilding in ir n the
,i!e oril!e across the Christiana river at Market
PIlst3 The enti removal of the pr sent bridge,
Aul lle construction of the sub and super-struct-
uIe eo the new brd e. Bid ers are invited to
SAfahlhe the site. Specifications may be seen At
1,ll Ish OF thr Peace office al Court House, in VIII
a, IN If sommlttee reserve the right TO reject any
%Mlf''s, my4- 81. it's
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LOVES FATAL MADNESS
THE HORRIBLE DEED OF A
PENNSYLVANIA MOTHER.
SUICIDE AND INFANTICIDE.
Closing of an Old Pennsyl ylvnnia Hotel
ExtraditiOn Cases-Base Ball Contests
Yesterday.

This afternoon, in this city, the Quick
steps will play a championship game with
the Trenton team. The latter club has been
greatly strengthened and good game is
looked for.
MILFORD, June 1.-The ball season was
opened here to-day by game between the
John I'll. APPEL club and picked nine, both
of this city. The APPEL men were victors by
score of 10 to l, and they played with but
two errors and no passed balls. The win
ners are open for challenges, which should
be addressed to NJ. Il. Prettyman, secretary,
Milford
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FOR RENT.

TO RENT.-PART F HOUSE TO A
nyg ''' '1'''''' m7 TATNALt STREET.
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FOR SALE.

/ 10 SALE.-A VERY VALUABLE
i RECIPE Of medicie which has been
,pd In hundreds of families for forty years In
th, country and In Europe. Best references
Yren. Address q, y.
my3l.it THIS OFFICE.
LOR SALE.-SrO AND FIXT RES
i UF lro1ery l.. Cor. Ninth and Madison
Ireeis. Slurcf for rent. Apply to
j. I. DlCKEY, 6O217 Market ST.,
myei-tf or at the store.
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tMUSEMERTS.
IKAND VI "' MASONIC TEMPLE.
WEDNESDAY EvE'G, JUNE 6.
BLEY tR
COMPLIMENTARY { ONCERT--

PROGRA VINE:
Inv rnre-K mig Mydas.....,: .'..''''' 'hIiehperk
w ' p ,ilha inOni OrchestrI.
fbouls Credo Mass In G.',,....''.' -. miiiAru
'"V''S q. III lie Choirs.
gbo,us scharcr's -Onntagstied .;.,.'. .kreutzer
Delawa e SHngrrbunh.
nst The NOonlit Sirtaiu, 6elDel
DayiE.IKS yIs. KITE [,rrrinder and Robert Wa ter
ma With -heathed Swor s...........,., Costa
'"' ' Apollo 500 iety.
ur,,rs Helm, Walters, Shank and Wen
Ronru and Juli,t Part first Balcony scene.
Romeo, Myro Lefl gwell and Helen Bancroft
A. Juliet
Concert Polka--Mr. Boulay and or
ripstra. HaItmAn
Roueo and Juliet Parting Scene Romeo, Myroh
l. ffnywell and Helen Bancroft as Juliet:
|ldanthp-Phi irmUnic Orchestra. $50. sullivan
Chorus -SCacht Gehet. ,....,,..... 'ulhinrl
Delaware S@nRerbnnd.
|SOlO-NOn ....''''''''''''MAt
Mr.. L. NJ. Ruben.
Coru, 5Tir'sa@ FIR ssa Hath its Pearls '. 'Plnsnti
ApOIlo society.
Vain Solo-NoCking Bird with Variati ms. ......
Mr. i runand Wagne
|lgnrps- Gloria Twelfth sass...... Mozart
Comhinei Singers and or hestra.
Arcompanlsts, j. ID. KurtZ. j =, y. FullIner
,nJ tlsf,nrr shank. OWN TO the length of the
n oNanme, the dudlenc is requested not TO ln-
i', Pfcr II al issIon, 50 cents; no extra charge
for reser, ed seats Concert will open promptly
a'So E ock je2 At
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BROWNLN6s.
BROWNINGS
Seventh. and Market Sts',
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Beg to call attention nti
to their windows filed
with VI $lS and 500 suit
These Tb goods are at greatly
reduced figures and can
not be found elsewhere in
cur City.
Call and see the goods
--and you will doubtless i,
order a suit that will be be
stylishly and excellently
made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

DEEDs RECORDED BY CIRCUIT CLERK Irwin
SINCE FEB. 18th 1888
Edward Hare TO Margret Hare; warranty
deed, dated January 9th 1883, for lot mum
bered III in block numbered /, and lots
numbered 8 and 4, in block numbered 90,
in the City Of Cairo, and lots numbered II,
in block numbered /, in Railroad Addition
to tie CITY of Cairo.
Sheriff of Alexander county to VIM.
Casey sheritf's deed; dated July 1st 1882,
for southwest quarter Of southwest quarter
of section rs, township Is, range 2.
Geo W. Yocum ct. TX. to Horace Il
Teetef, quit claim deed, dated February
eth 1888, for southwest half of section IS,
township a. range2 9.
NJ. yesterday et ux. to George Fisher
quit claim deed, dated August Goth 1882,
for lots numbered /, 2, 3, 4, and 40, in block
numbered 3, in the Fourth Addition to the
City Of Cairo.
Taylor aud Parsons to the Orphan Asy.
lum; deed, dated January Goth 1883, for
lots numbered Is, 10 and II, IN block nun.
bered A. in the First Addition To the City
Of Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04

be located upon or scross any street in any
such improvement district, then, in esti-
mating the cost Of the work, such railroad
shall be charged with the fill upon such
street or crossing in the proportion or
amount that it would require or cost such
railroad 10 make an independent embark.
ment Of the same height to receive its
track or tracks upon such street or crossing :
Provided, that any such railroad shall have
the same right to build its embankmsnt or
make lis proportion of the Improvement as
is allowed to individuals. If any such
steam or horse railroad shall fail or refuse
to comply with the ordinance OF any such
city or village, IN this regard, the track or
tracks Of any such delinquent railroad shall
be taken and deemed to be nuisance, and
all rights of any such railroad upon any
such street or crossing sh all be forfeited,
and the rails and ties removed as the work
progresses.
6. If any property, within any I'M
provemeat district created under this act.
shall belong to minor heirs, idiots, lunstics,
or any person otherwise incapactated TO
contract the guardian, conservaror or other
person in charge of any such estate, may
apply to the circuit court Of the county in
which such city or village is located, by
petition, for leave TO endorse such bond or
bonds, aud when endorsed by order Of the
court, such endorsement shall have full
force and effect in law,
81. All the powers hereby granted to
the corporation authorities OF cities and
villages, may be put into full force and
effect by proper ordinances and the powers
hereby granted shall be literally construed
by all courts in this state in order that full
force and effect shall be given to this act.
IS. The owner or holder Of any such
bond may, in addition to the powers here
by given to the cities or villages, under
this act, to collect the interest and princi-
pal, have his or her personal remedy IN any
court upon the endorser upon his endorse
ment, for failure TO pay interest or princl-
pal, and in case of two successive failures
by any person liable to pay the interest on
any such bond such bond shall be held to
be due, and the holder may enforce his lien
for interest and principal by foreclosure in
any court of this state Of competent iuris-
dction
50. Whereas there are cities and vii
lagos in this state that are subject to over
flow aud have suffered severy by the recent
floods and foundations, and the best time
for successful work in filing is in the
spring months therefore an emergency
exists and this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after it's passage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04

new burlesque generally renders the audi
ence helpless from laughter, and is calcula
ted to send every one home feeling extreme
ly well satisfied The photographic displa.
throughout the city is said to show tn
figures as presented on the stage; thei
baseball and other tableau dances beine
especially we'll represented. The pres
notices all over the country arc fatterng il
the extreme, and there Is no doubt wha
the company is the best which has YET
\ visited us. AS our attention has for severa
weeks been confined to the foods, perhaps
a hearty laugh may have tendency to dc
us all good, and we think it would be adj
visable for every one to turn out on Monday
evening. Buder is selling tickets rapidly
and as there is but nne day more in which
to secure them, it would be we'll to cally
and select your seats.
About two o'clock yesterday morning
Mr. George W. Corliss was awakened ny
loud cries from his son, and terrific clst-
ter in the hallway of his residence uptown.
Though not well, he arose hastily and made
for down stairs, where he found his SOP In
state OF great agitation and learned from
him thats thief had been in the house aud
had just made his escape from an open
window in the parlor. Young Mr.. Corliss
was awakened by the burglar; he jumped
out of bed, grasped an Indian club that
was near at hand, aud gave chase, throwing
the club after the rascal as he went down
stairs. A search of the house revealed the
fact that the thief had not left empty
handed. Mr., Coriss' clothing WAS found
rolled up in a bundle near the head of the
stairs, but they had been rifed Of twelve dol
lars in money and fine silver watch; and
another suit belonging to Mr. Coriss, ju-
Nor, was gone. Officers Mahanny aud
Martin undertook to work up the case yes
lcIuuN' an cAtul UhllpO W Nlc ptemlse5
revealed no traces OF the thief, but in tn
convent yard, several squares away, they
found the suit OF clothing that had been
carried away, with the contents Of ia pock-
cts undisturbed The watch and about
twelve dollars IN money is missing with the
thief. The money value of the former is in
the estimation Of Mr.. Corliss sb Iut thirty
dollars. The fact that, before retiring for
the night Mr.. Corliss had closed every door
and window securely from within, and that
no traces of violence we're discovered on
any OF them, not even about the window
through which the thief escaped, gives rise
to the theory that the rascal secreted
himself in the house before the family had
retired aud kept SHADY" until all were un.
conscious in sleep.
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PROGRAMME

on THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ". c.
AND l.. a. Ar THE METHODIST CHURCH
MARCH 0, 1883.
l. Vocal Duet "Fow Gently Deva,
Miss Mamie Corlss and Mr.. Crowel.
O. Annual Address THE Social Fs.
bric,' Mrs. II. H. Candee.
g. Poem -"The Vanished Year" Miss
Mary Mckee.
A. Duet-"Come Love" Prisu,i--Mrs
WP. Halliday and Miss Annie Pitcher.
PART H.
B. Reading AFTER The Battle, Miss
Mary Whitacre.
0, Annual Poem Vocal" Mrs. B. Y
George,
7. Solo-"Answcrs,' Biumen,hal--Mrs
]. NJ. Lansdcn.
.. Psper---"rbe Public Library, its spe.
cial value aud influence, Prof. X. &. Clark.
o. Trio'-"Tc Sol tie quest Anima
Attila"--Miss Aunie Pitcher, Prof. +. g.
Clark and Mr., +. Metcalf.
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Mrs. 5. Williamson has two furnished
rooms for rent.

Mrs. s. Williamson has two furnished
rooms for rent.
Rector Davenport having returned, the
usual services will be held to-day in the
Church OF the R.deemer.
The PRESBYTERIAN Sunday. school will
be held at the usual hour this afternoon at
Reform hall on Eighth street.
Mr., Traxler, of the shoe store, Is hav.
ing his storc-front newly painted, as a first
step in preparation for the spring trade.
School children will md The BuLLE.
TIN scratcb-booSs Nos. and tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store If
Rev. George will conduc, morning
aud evening services at the Baptist church,
corner of Tenth and Poplar streets, to-day.
-Messrs. Smith & Brinkmeyer, merchant
tailors, havereceived therspring stock, com.
prising all the latest novelties in their line
and will sell at the lowest figures and ,ua,
antec satisfaction.
The ferrybvat Three States will make
an excursion this afternoon, leaving at 2 :3C
o'clock, around the city and to wicklifre
The Comique band will accompany ,he ex
cursion Round trip 25c.
AT the Methodist church to-day scryi
ces will be held as follows: Love feast, at
9;30 a. in sermon at Il o'clock a. m.
Sundoy.school at o'clock p. m, aud ser.
mon at 1880 y. IN. Rev. G. Nash will preach
both morning aud evening.
The board OF county commissioner
meets Monday. Commissioner Mucahey
was in the city ready for business yester.
day.
AS MI evidence that the confidence O
our business men, not only 10 the safety Of
our city, but also 10 the security Of ont
Of our financial institutions, was unshsker
during tho great food just past, We hear j,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04
Important Proclamation.

The Hon, Peter Bowe is sheriff of the
City and County Of New York. Recently
IN conversation with one of our reporters,
Mr. Bowe proclaimed the following fact e;
VI consider st. Jacobs Oil an excellent
remedy, and one that ought certainly to find
It's way into every household. Mrs Bowe
always has bottle of il there, and makes a
family remedy of it.'-New York Evening
Telegram.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04
Bakery.

Having purchased the bakery OF J.
Anthony, On Washington avenue between
9th and 10Th streets, prepared to offer to
the public at all times fresh bread, cakes,
&c. Of the best quality at the lowest prices
10 be found IN the city. Call and see me-
l2-i2.f JACOB LArSER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04
Do Not Be Deceived

In these times of quack medicine adver.
tisements everywhere it is truly gratifying
to find one remedy that is worthy of praise
and which really does as recommended.
Electric Bitters we can vouch for as being
a true and reliable remedy, and one that
will do as recommended They invariably
cure stomach and Liver Complaints, Dis
eases of the Kidneys aad Urinary diff
cultes. We know whereof We speak, and
can readily say, give them trial. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Harry W. Schulz, (3)
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-04

FARMERS and others desiring genteel,
lucrative agency business, by which IS to
SEQ day can be earned, send address at
once, on postal, to II. G. Wilkinson " Co..
1876 and 1877 Fulton street, New York.