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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-24

The roller skaters friend.--It cures
their sprained wrists, skinned limbs, cut
noses and bruised bodies. No roller skater,
or other skater can afford to be an enemy
Of st. Jacobs Gil.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
City Otheers.

Mayor N. Is. ThiHtlewOod, A
lIsarnrer-I j Rcrth,
CLERK Dennie.J. Foley.
Uorueolor- VIM Is. Gilbert,
Marshall. II. Meyert,
Atturney--Willlnm Hendricks.
BoARp ~ ALDERMEN
frat W.ri--Wm. McHale. r. n Kiinbrough.
second Ward Jesse lnnkle, G.. y. Hughes.
Third Wsrd--B. +, Blake, John Wood,
Fourth Ward--Chsries o. Patier, Adoiph swo
1oda.
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RIVER NEWS.
a.:As

W, p aAnBDN, rive. editor OF iaE BULLETIN
aud stes nbOtt passenger scent orders for all
kinds Of stea nboat JOB printing solicited. Office
a. Bowers European Il ote, No. ~ ohio levee.
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County officers.

Circuit, Judged, j. Baker.
Circnt Clerk--A. II Irwin.
County Judge--k iocnm.
County Clerk--S.j. Hpmm.
County Attorney-J NJ, Danron,
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker
nhetid--Johb Hodges.
Coruner-R, Fitzgerald u,.
Gibbs and Peter Saup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-24
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood IA the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the only sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are we'll
known. and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BITTERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and il will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-24

BRowN's IRON BITTERs efec!ual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Cen
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-24
Saved his Child.
" N, Eutaw St, Baltimore. Md.

" n, Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Nd.
Feb. IL, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommends
ton Of a friend | tried BRowN's
lRoN Buffers as a tonic and re.
storative for my daughter, whom
! was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians, WAS 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress OF the disease, but, IT,
my great surprise, before my daugh.
ter had taken one bottle OF BRowS's
Iron Buffers, she began 10 mend
and now is quite restored 10 former
health. A fifth daughter began TO
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re.
CURED" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
lRoN BirTERs, responded THAT is
agood tonic, take Il"
ApoRAM PHELrs.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
CASEY COUNTY.

50. A Farm containing 900 ACRES Of good hand.
miles from railroad. on god turnpike all we'll
timbered. Price, sl.75O. Terms easy.
50. A Farm containing 200 ACRES Of nice tim
her land u poplar, chestnut, hickory and oak.
Price, $500. Nine miles from RAILROAD, on good
road.
a. i22k. ACRES Of rood land. Immediately on
turnpike. miles from depot on Cincinnati south
ern r. Y II has a good house. ouihouses and sta
bes. and Is othorWise well improved desirable
home for man Of moderate means Price, $1,000.
9s A Farm Of 800 ACRES. lying mostly in Casey
and partly In Lincoln, on Fishing Creek, 81 miles
from a depot on the Cincinnati southern r. '.
100 acres Of rich bottom land Il cleared fenced and
In cult walton; the remainder is good foot hll srd
table land covered with excellent timber-olk,
poplar. sugar maple, walnut hesch, hickory and
other timber the trees being very large. u has
house Of 2 rOoms besides kitchen, 2 good barns,
stable. corn crib smokehouse and other outhouses.
The timber alone Is worth more than the price
asEel for the whole farm, sl2 81 per acre.
%. A Farm Of 9j ACRES Of very rich bottom
land suitable for raising any Kind OF grain, grass
and tohaeco, lying near the limits Of the village Gf
Middlehurg, Immediately on an excellent turn
pike miles from the Cincinnati Southern r. X.
and in good neighbOrhOOd, close TO churches and
schools II has an excellent neg cottage OF 6
rooms, besides halls and porches, kitchen, meat
house, barn, stable, corn cribs, good blacksmith
shop. good well at the kitchen door aud an
orchard Of 200 COO fruit trees apDles, peaches.
pears, &c. The fencing is good aRd water Cor stock
/ Is abu ndant and well distributed over the prems
os from numerou springs that never fail. This u
a very rich and productive farm. Price. $50 per
acre.
miles Southeast OF Middleburg. 80 acres cleared
fenced and in cultivation, remainder In timber. II
has a comfortable house. ouihOuses. stables, &c
| good fencing orchard, garden and other improve
meuts nd an abundance Of good water that never
fails 10 Is convenient 20 churches and schools. ia
a good neighborhOod and a very pleasant home,
! prfca so nor acre
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ARKANSAS.


1856 A nice prairie Farm Of 100 ACRES, about
as acres fenced and broken up, with house and
stable; good garden, and orchard now hea'ing.
II Is % miles from railroad station by good,
level road. This is an elegant place and can he
had for $3.50 per acre half cash and balance on
time. -
acres under fence, balance good, rich prairie land
which will produce from 30 90 IS bushels Of
wheat per acre Price, s7.50 per acre, cash.. Lies
3 miles from county seat aud railroad.
las. 40 ACRES Of good prairie land, all under
cultivation; near timber and railroad. Has good
house and barn Price, sl2 so per acre Cash
and time.
1870. A splendid farm Of 100 ACRES, mile from
county seat and X. Il, in Lone Oak county, Ark.
About 100 acre is unier i.nre and in high state
Of cultivation with a good frame house and Ia n
and All necessary Onihui nss, good csierns O'ch-
ard in full b. airing Of apples peaches aud all mall
homes In the county all ready 10 commence life in
acomiortable manner. and can he had for $3.50 per
acre; halt cash aud balance In I, 2and years with
Der cent interest. This farm has nov ON Il about
20 acres OF choice wheat, which will go with the
farm ifsold before March !, 1883.
1913. A splendid tract Of Ian Of 90 ACRES.
In woodruff county, AZ miles from Augusta, IN 9
county scat, on White River, heavily umbered
with oak, cypress, hickory, ash and wa nut.
These are the best OF farming lands aud produce
from so 10 20 bushels Of corn and 2j 10 80 bushels
Of wheat and 500 to 500 pounds Of seed cotton
White River, with railroad surveyed AMI build
ing through them. We offer the above lands In
lots TO suit Purchasers from 20 acres Hp at pri-
oss ranging from u 20 $40 per acre half cash and
balance on liberal time, with low rate OF inter-
est. Augusta Is nice, thriving business place
of some 3 0l0 inhanitants and no better point can
b. reached within the limits Of civlizatiO for 4
man Of moderate means, who wants 10 secure a
gooi home In a healthy, thTiving, hospitable COM
munitY
| We also have number OF farms la Ponsit and
| Craighead counties which we will sell az prices
ranging from g. 10 81 per acre, ON favorable terms
/ None vi these lands are more than miles from q
raj road and are IN good. thrifty settlements. We
also have land ior rent OF lease for term Of years
/ in which the parties can pay rent with lator.
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Personal

w. II. Mmi.rR has returned from
Mt Vernon.
Mis- LuEILA RAMSEY is visiting
friends at Paint Lick
-MRa MARY BowMAN and Mis- Josie
withers, are In Louisville.
PARRY Mrs STELLA MARKsBuRY, Of
Lancaster, was visiting The Misses Dinwid.
die. 10
-MRs LEo SINGLETON who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Joe Williams,
retained TO Kansas, Tuesday.
MA. W p. EPrmsos, a young mer.
chant Of Columbia, IL visiting his sister,
Mrs. -. q Montgomery. He Is thinking
Of going TO Texas 10 locate.
-MAsrERsoS PEyToS, ESQ, q promis'
ing young attorney Of Liberty, has loca
ted permanently in Stanford, and swung
hrs shinRle cut on Lancaster street.
Mn HARVEY McRoBERr is quite
III and Mrs. Geo II. Bruce Is making her.
self useful a. we'll a. ornamental by clerk
log 10 her husbands store during his sick
ness
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LlEO. srOcx lSO csop.

"A car load Of mules for sale. +.
Reid, Stanford, XIV.
For sale, 20 head Of cattle. W. A.
CofIey, Mckinney, Ky.
j +. Bruce bough, Of W. +. Anon,
ii feeding cattle At $40
Twenty shoats for sale. Apply to J.
r. Spoonsmore, Stanford
The proprietors Of the Lincoln Mills
want TO buy wheat and corn.
Lands rent in Clark county at $40 per
scre for corn and grass q, SO 20
twenty-five yesrling mules we're sold
in Fleming county last week at sl0j each.
Fourteen broke mules and thorough.
bred boil calf for sale Il. y. a +. p.
Woods, stanford, Ky.
Tim w. Higgins bought the old Sam
Middleton farm Of $50 acres at $25. IL
lies near Halls Gap Station.
j. J. Bronaugh, Of Jessamine county,
sold at public sale Is head Of yearling
mules a, 500 per head. and 5 iwo'ysar-old'
at SIPS
At a sale in Montgomery county, year.
ling mule' brought $50 to $40; common
sheep 80 90; scrub year old heifers 500
and wheat 81 cents.
Yesterday dsilies quoted the New
York cattle market a. follows: Extremes
s567123 per cwt., live weight, including
fair to strictly prime sG@Gsi
Mr.. J. X. Warren says he can. beat
the three Attorney cows spoken Of in the
Nelson Record ne giving together 80 lbs. oil
butter per month and do il with hall
Alderney at that. lie gets from her alone
over 40 lbs. per month.
-GEoRGFTowS CoURr-lOO cattle on
the market, and best selling at Al cents pei
pound. Steer calves sold at S2l co pei
head, and oxen at $50 to sl25 per pair
Work mules sold at 500 to $40. On'
bunch II head Of yearling mules with
drawn at Ss275 per head. A lot Of Al
sheep brought At cents, equal to s. PEI
head.
The cattle market at Cincinnati re
mains about as last week. Common 2 t
cents; good to choice butchers, At to
common to choice shippers, AZ to 6; stock
ers and feeders, to 5. Hogs are higher
but prices weak at go to O. for selecte'
butchers snd heavy shippers; packers 4
to G IS; common 81 to g. Sheep are il
fsir demand at 81 to 81 Lambs meet viii
ready sale at A to s.
AT sale ia Scott county. the follow
ing prices were obtained Horses, $50
slI2; broke mules, $40 to Sl47; broo'
sows, IS so; 81 shoats. of50 pounds weigh
81 50 per head; cows with calves at sid
S54 to $40; two-year-old steers, S44; veal
ling steers, 500; sheep, So O5; ten yearlin
ewes, 81 30; oats, IS cents per dozen; foo
der three to eight cents per stack Hdnga
rian hay, S. 50 per stack
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LINCOLN COUNTY

6 House aud Lot OF i0acres In village miles
from the Louisville a Nashville, and miles om
the Cincinnati southern Railroad. good point
FOR country store, blacksmith shop, or som other
mcdaniel occupation. Price, $3.50 Hall cash,
aud remainder Ia year with interest, Ihis Is
very cheap property. II swell worth soOo'
50 ACRES Of unimproved land, miles oy
good level road, from depot on the NlncihhAu
Southern Railroad. Price, S22o Hail eash Ano
the remainder In year with interest.
1873 ACRES Of mountain land. well improves
with good dwelling, out houses stables and lences
Good orchard Plenty Of timber, aud abundance
of water from one Of the best springs In TINS eonn-
~. A high. healthy location, and g0od nslsh-
borhood A hne situation for brandy distillerN'
Price. q 625i $1,000 cash and remainder IN year
ii A farm Of "A ACRES on State road, 4 miles
nom Cincinnati Southern Railroad, HAN IN cut
tiyati1n remainder 10 umb T. good house
barn aud fencing. and abundance OF excellent wa
ter ID IA Is a hrst-rAte mountain iarm. quieA
ale desired and u Is therefore offered az Very
low price; $500 halfeash and remainder In I Yeai
win interest, The improvements are worth hal
the money. II Is line situation for an orchard
aud vineyard.
"A. A Farm Of 81 ACRES Of very rich blue-graa
land, b miles from stanford, on Dix River, ia
good neighbOI hood. The house and other IN
pr0vetnenis on this farm are but ordinary put w
| hrm can be put Ia fine state Of cultivation 10
hut little money. The soil Il almost unsurpass
| In this county. II Il very desirable home lof |
| family Of moderate means, within whose feach
! Is brought BY the low price and liberal terms
/ Price, 50 SO per acre; 1000 cash ana rsmainae
/ In aud years, without interest.
lg A Farm Of l10 ACRES Of very superior blue
/ erass land, on turnpike, miles RON railroad an
In good neighborhood. This iarm has Eooa IN
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i0L one ofiho beat tracts oi farming, coal and
tlmbered land IN Roctcastle county, % ACRES,
al In one body half Of u rich and productive
limestone land GQl acres are cleared, fenccd snd
In cult WALTON ard has upon " large, we'll hnish
% and COW, nienilv arranged dwelling, all neces.
fary outhousca, goud barns and stables a store.
house, fine orchard On excellent garden with small
frulis aud hne fencing. The stock rangc. outside
Of the enclosed land. IL vide and very enc. 400
Of the unclcarcd land is In native forest that
has never been touched and has upon u sume Of
the best and largest bard wood timber 70 be iound
IN Kennedy there hcing p large variety. The
remainder Of the timber 4 also good but some Of ID
has been used Tor farm purposes There Il also
coal Of good quality On goo ,eree The land Z with.
route Cor a tramway from the coal and timber. II
has a number Of fine saw mill sites. reached by
down gradcs from al parts Of he iimbered portion.
This land Il offered ~ good bargain, O. per acre,
on very easy terms. The Improvements on u arc
worth $1,000.
T22 Heres your ehanc.. magnificent bc,iy
Of about 5000 &C rs 0f timber and mineral land
lying mostly In Laurel AMI partlv In R0ckcastis
county. With irontsae Of over s miles on Rockcss-
lie River, Eve miles by land and ten mile, by the
river above livinrton,a depot on the louisville
Der as there l. w the state the timber consisting
Of every variety OF tree valuable for lumber 20 be
found IN our mountain forests. including n large
amount Of pine AMI considerable walnut. The lay
OF the land IL such that every stick Of timber on
II can be hauled down the Hill 10 the river, and
fine saw mill sites abound az convenient 20 ITS on
the land, either upon the river bank or back from
II. Logs on lumber can be nosted or rated down
the river 10 the ailroad ~ al scaqonA There are
also thick veins OF coal unsurpassed In quality and
n very excellent variety of building stone. large
portion Of tho land, whom cleared, will he valua-
bic for agricultural purposes, the soil being rich
and productive. We never expect 10 he able 10
offer our customers a better tract Of land ot this
character. Price, until March 1, 1885, q per acre
After said date n not sold the price will be given
upon application 10 u.s. This kind Ofland, 20 eligi-
bly, situated, Is advancing In value aud We can not
agrec 70 oner u at the low price that We nov ask
beyond the time mentioned. The title IL perfect
and good guaranty to this effect will be given In
the decd
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BOYLE COUNTY.

a A Farm containing 60 ACRES Of choice blue
grass land, y miles from railroad, Is ell improy-
"a with good house aud stable ana mas over lOV
choice selections OF apple trees row 10 Iheir PRIME
or with ali necessary implements Tor the manulac-
tnre OF bfandy Price, $3.50. This orchard alone
is worth the money
ls5. A very superior bluegrass Farm Of i20
ACRFS. living in Boyle county. This farm Is
most d.lshthlly situated being within 2l3 miles
If railroai dep0ts,wiih choice turnpike leallhs
irom the door OF he dwelling 10 each depot, oi
which are on s. Il. X. and on L. a n. X X.
esa r,s f his farm are cleared aud In yery high
state of cultivation; halauce IA NoouHrd pasture.
well set IN blue grass, the timber being ash and
walnut. The land Is second To none W lhe olale
INC WELD OF wheat on 20 acres benign bushels per
acre the mast year. and Of corn, g. 10 s. bushss
The impfovementsare strictly hrsl.class, q nice
brick house containing rooms, with veranda IN
'front.'. the same being beautifully located and sur
rounded by an elegant yard OF some acres, SET out
In An kinds OF eyergreens and forest trees most
tosfetnlly arranged IL Is also provided win Ice
house moke-housa aud all necessary out-hulldlns'
inclnditg Feryants houses near dwelling, very
com fort able tenant houses also large and commo-
1ious barns with cribs and gianaiies OF large ca
paeity The Enting Is hrst-c helng Stone wall
po,t aud rail and plank fence, For ifult II Is uh
snrnassed In the county, 10 having - acres set oui
IN Vineyard now in full bearing, Ia iortnne within
itsell) also no acres Of choice apple oicha ia pa
its pylmo and Of the choicest collections ais
neaehos pears cherries, apricots. pluuls ana all
| Kinds OF small fruits set out around the garden
! In the rear of the dwelling are two large, beau
| iiml .snds or pools covering about an acre each
led hNsprngs an abundanty stocked Win hsu
/ earn and other valuable yari ties. inere aft
MANY other points OF Interest that We taVe no
| here fpace % note; but We can say that no paih'
| nor money has been spared 10 MAKE u one ui va
/ 6nest. most comfortable and profitable homes y
| INC State II Is ole ed az slj per acre hall cash
/ and balance An 1, 2, 8 and years, with @ pei
/ cent interest.
/ tt6 Conta ms go ACRES OF blue grass hnd
/ mostly IN thrifty timber, consisting Of oak, poR
/ X and mile rom a choice pike. IL Is well water
| I'd has plenty of Limestone Tor building purposes
/ Would make a good sheep or stock iarh, AMI vi
he sod al the low price Of OF So % per re, cash,
appiled for so0n. Timber alone Is worth IN
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E0R EKcHANGF.

3. 800 ACRES Of land In Craigand county. Ark,
1 mile by ~ niles square. II Il heaul timbered
with oak, hickory, ash, elm and other timber.
Was entered before the war a. good farming land.
Is wi.hin 2 or 3 mills Of railroads. The timber
alone makes Il desirable roperty, aud Il Is besides
very feru e land offered In exchange or A. part
payment for bluegrass farm In Central Ken
lucky.
A. 500 ACRES OF very rich land ON fsgwell
Lake aud 81 Francis River, In Green county, Ark.
Was among the first lands entered IN that county.
ID Is very heavily timbered and there 4 no richer
land IN The county. Ia lies within miles Of the
Cairo A TeKaroana Narrow Gauge X. offered
IA exchange Tor bldF-gras farm In Central Ken
lucky.
8 i7LOrs. 5Oxi5O feet each, In the city Of Lit
tie Rock Ark. half mile from the Union Depot,
offered In exchange or part paynent or blue
qass faTm Ia Cer ual Kentucky.
C. 400 ACRES 0fpine lands IN the Hot springs
country, Ark. about 10 miles below Nal.
vern on the Iron N0untain r. X The railroad
runs right through them Tor miles, n'ne OF u
being more than a mile nom railroad, and most
/ OF 10 near dep l. Timber mostly pine, Win sons
/ OAK hickory aud other timbsr ian lands Tor
mrming purposes. choice ior nut. offered In ca
change o. part payment for olue-gFass land IN Cen
/ trail Kentucky.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
Tunnel City

f0NHtf Sftls
-WeeKly prayer meeting still in prog
ress.
The number Of pounds freight shipp
ed from Kings Mountain in 1882, was AZ
1894
Richard johnson fell from fiat car
on the c. @. r. & n. X. r. and fractured
one OF his ribs.
DIR. Alcorn, Of Hustonville, was here
to day. There is u fine hoy at Mr.. c. F.
McDonnell's, weight-64 lbs.
Mrs Corn, Of Hsrro isburs, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mcdonnell. Mrs. Penny
hacker, OF Huntington, Va, is visiting her
brother.
Two little girls from South Fork
jumped from the passenger train here one
evening last week. Happily they escaped
uninjured.
-Messrs. Hilton a Flint. merchants OF
this place, have purchased house and
propose selling goods at East Bernstadt, in
Laurel county.
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r. n Brosavob Declines.

Gran ORCHARD, Ky, JAN II, 1888.
Editor Interior Journal
Please allow me through your col
umns TO return to my friends Of the Fast
End, my sincere thanks for the very iiiiter
ing call upon me to become candidate for
the next Legislature; and also TO friends OF
Stanford and other parts Of the county who
have offered me their support should be-
come candidate. Nv interests at home
will require my undivided attention at
prssent, and in justice to myself and fami-
", must most respectfully decline.
X II BRoSAUGH.
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ROckcASTLE COUNTY

GO A Farm Of 800 ACRES of excellent land, 7
miles ~ good road from raj road $50 acres IN cub
tlvatioh and remainder la timber, with abundance
of good coal Their Il pretty good dwelling
house. besides two tenant houses small ofchard
an abundance Of water from neYer-iaihng springs
Pric $3.50 per acre, cash and remainder Ia
year with interest
81. A Farm Of 800 ACRES Of excellent land two
miles from railroad, 700 acres 10 CULTIVATION aha
remait der Id tinher. This farm also has abun-
dance OF coal. fhero Is a cottage residence with
4 rooms, 3 tenant houses good stables, smokehouse
aud other outhouses and the very best never TALL
iua water within a few steps Of the reeldencc
This farm belongs 10 an old gentleman whose az,
orces him % quilt active business, and he offers II
very low. so per acre hal cash ana remainder IN
/ year With Interest
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DEALHS

Gen. Jarvis jackson died at his home
in London, Tuesday, aged 20 years lie
WAS soldier in the Mexican War, and at
one time owned nearly the whole Of Lau
rel county. The site on which London is
built was donated by him, and the Court
house aud other public buildings there
we're erected entirely at his expense. lie
was dyed-in-the.wool democrat and al
the time Of his death was Chairman OF the
Countv Committee