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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27

The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. rs,
and is open day ard night. #
Hon. F. E. Albright, of Murphysboro,
was at The Halliday yesterday morning en-.
route for home. He had been to Arkansas
to look after some land interests.
--"Piuk'Tea and Strawberries" provided
last evening by the Presbyterian ladies a,
Temperance hall, attracted good many
citizens, who enjoyed the novelty very
much.
WANTED man TO 20 to Dixon
Springs and take charge of the vegetable
garden. Address ]. E. Lemen. Allen
Springs, Pope county, Ill. 81
Both police courts down town were
closed yesterday. The Odd Fellows cxcnr.
SION did it-not by removing all need of
the courts, but by removing the courts
themselves.
The friends Of Mrs. Il. Hebsscker will
be glad to know that, after seven week
illness, she is slowly improving with pros.
pect Of an early restoration to her usual
good health.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel.
last Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage. is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Another performance will be given at
the Opera House on the l4th of May,
Charles A, Gardner will play "Karl" in a
play OF much merit presented by strong
company. The bills are on the boards.
-Four and half inches was the rise ia
the river here as given in last evenings
report, and the gauge marked forty.one
feet eight inches. AT points above the
rivers are rising, excepting at st. Louis,
from whence fall Of elk inches WAS repor.
ted.
School children will find The BuLlr.
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale a,
Phil Saups candy store. If
About $3.50 o'clock this afternoon, the
special train on the Cairo Short Line ruil.
road, bearing President Disz and party
from 81. Louis will arrive at the incline in
this city. The BuLLEriSs dispatches yea.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27

consumed 4l,772 bushels, used for seed
annually 24,O92 bushels, surplus ls7,0%
bushels.
Pulaski: Number horses l,i02, number
cattle 2,46O, number hogs 1919, number
sheep 1,lSO. Number farms 1880, 1888;
average size farms 1877 acres.
Union: Wheat annually consumed TO-.
400 bushels, used for seed annually 45,285
bushels, surplus 459, 0l3 bushels. Number
horses 4,048, number cattle 8,l48 number
hcgs OBS, number sheep 5,277 Number
farms 1880, 1873; average size farms 1873
acres
Perry: Wheat annually consumed 8a,os2
bushels, used for seed annually 1851
bushels, surplus 438, 1ls bushels. Number
horses 3,254, number cattle 4,49O number
hogs 5000, number sheep sos. Number
farms 1880, 1884; average size farms l4a
acres.
Pope: Wheat annually consumed bS,024
bushels, used for seed annually 2S,9oS
bushels, surplus 1903 bushels. Number
horses arse, number cattle 5,427, number
hogs 6,2l5, number sheep 8,426. Number
farms, 1880, 1881, average sizo farms 124
acres
Williamson: Wheat annually consumed
77,804 bushels, used for seed annually 49,.
$50 bushels, surplus 523,987 bushels. Mum.
Der horses 3,769, number cattle 5,084, mum.
Der hogs s,l0l, number sheep 1894. Mum.
Der farms, 1880, 2,553, average size farms
100 acres.
jackson: Wheat annually consumed co..
OBJ bushels; used for seed annually, 60,i8
bushels; surplus, 72s, 400 bushels. Number
horses, 4,l22; number cattle, 6,b07; number
hogs, s,54e; number sheep, s,722. Number
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27
FACTS AND FIGURES.

According to the reports sent from Alex
ander county to the state agricultural
bureau, for 1882, the wheat annually con-
sumed In this county is 50,238 bushels
used for seed annually, 1851 bushels;
surplus il0,505 bushels making the total
production in this county in 1882, 1859
bushels. The number of farms in the county
in 1880 here III; average size, 1853 acres.
Other Southern Illinois counties show up
a. follows:
MASSAGE Number horses 1913, number
cattle 1856, number hogs 1881, number
sheep 1883, number farms, 1880, 985, aver
age size farms, 100 acres. Wheat annually
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE,

receiving daily the very latest novelties in Dress
Goods Hosiery, Gloves, Parasos Laces, EmbrOideries
White Goods &C., suitable for the approaching hot season.
all of which offered at prices that not be under
sold in this or any western market
Weare doing the largest business in Black Silks ever
done in Cairo and making daily additions to this De-
partmen The excellence of Silks and the low prices
asked for them are the subect Of general comment.
Buyers of Black Silks respectfully asked to
pare goods and samples from abroad New shades in
Buntngs Nuns Veilings Abatrers Cloths Grenadines &C.
We solicit the patronage of the cash buying public
who will find it to their advantage to trade at
STU A RT'S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICE: 40. 70 OHIO LEvEE.
ENTERED AT THE CAIRO PosToFFIcE FOR
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AT
SECOND CLASS RATES.
,grlu,AL PAPER oY CITY AND COUNTY
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices IN these coIumns ten cent? per Tine,
earn insertion and VIII sther marx ed or not IL calcu
i.ted to toward any mans business interest are
.lwsys paid for
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27
NEW ADvERTIsEM ENTs.

Notices In this column three lines or less IS cents
ono insertion or 81 90 per week.
DOR BALR.--Blanks, Chsttal Mortgages, Special
warranty and Warranty Deeds at the Bulletin
Job Office rs Ohio Levee
TOR RENT-Frame cottage corner Division and
4 Washington ave. Apply to Hugh Callahan.
CAIRO HOME FOR sALE.-The HArrell prop.
" ertv, 1a Washington avenue, next door TO 18Th
three lots, two fronts, and two and half story
brick house In the best neighborhood In Cairo.
can be bought at the low price Of $500. Call on
r. b. Harrell on tho premises, or address tbs
ownor, Sis Dearborn street, Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-27
| BOOTS AND SHOES. |
HATS AND CAPS, |

Although started here small scale the
public that Of respectable dimensions filed
peton with good stock Of goods which will sell at the lowest
living We without fear Of contradiction that nobody
has ever received poor goods from house believe
selling goods that will give satisfaction and discard hoddes and
satinets altogether.
We solicit share patronage the citizens Of Cairo and
respectfully invite them give CALL when they will find that
can assertions
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
Another Eskhorn Bonanza
Within One and a Half Miles
OF Kctchum.
AN INVALUABLE ADDITION
TO OUR RICH MINES.
A Large Ore Vein of Rich
CagbDlates hi severed With
a Perfect Ledge in the
Back Pay.

1t il known hereabouts that ener
getic prospecting has been going on
in the Back Pay lode for many
months. Messrs. Dickson & Som
mers, two owners, were seized with
Il confidence that within the hill, and
not far FROM the surface, there ex-
isted a large ore body. They had
found every in LEGATION of the same.
and began some time last fall the
work Of discovery, which has finally,
as we indicated last week, fnet
with just reward, and they are now
IN possession Of A NINE that will, il
operated on its face, rank SECOND to
none in the country. In the ledge
spoken Of heretofore az being struck
in the breast of 1870 foot tunnel,
two days work subsequently dis
closed the ore body in mention. The
ledge is from 4 to 6 feet wide with
perfect walls and in Il formation o.
granite and limestone 1t runs
parallel with the Elkhorn, in the
same belt, and contains ore from
wall to wall of the same character
The rich strike is solid from eight
inches to foot wide, and yields rs
says Of from i25 to 400 ozs. It vii
probably average l25 ozs. per ton
fully up to the standard Of the couh
try Work is now going on lively Oh
the ledge, and we may look for al
additional bullion source of III
small proportion during the com
ing season.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
Tale of Two Cities

Tn conversation last evennlg, a lady
Of this city very happiiy desefibed
the village beluw;
'sThe play to be presented in Bal
ievhe tti-iiiiirfoW evening, remarked
a sentleniaii. lis, | beiieFa, todhted
up,iil Dickens Tale dt Two Cities. :
"Iidw appropriated" exclaimed the
lady,
.Why?"
Because that is just what Belle
vue is-a tale Of two cities"
The witty remark will bear sew
erui iiitsrpretstioiis.-f
Shall we refiaiiip No! HALEY Is
just next, in position, to Bellevue,
and, from puint Of merit, ranks
beheaih herli
.'The witty remark will bear sew
ersl interpretations.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
TIGER HOOK s. LADDER co.

Ketcbum has taken one important
step towards mutual protection. On
Saturday evening last the final stops
OF organization were taken by the
company above named, when NIL
citizens present were requested to
Join az charter members, and given
the last chance to sign and become
members without society vote.
The organization now stands rs d
well formed fire company with the
following cssrps ofofficers: President,
Joseph Hawkins; Secretary, Chas.
Bender; Treasurer, Paul Baxter;
Marshal, B. x. Boone; Assistant
Marshals, Ben james ard Jake Loeb
man; Trustees, Messrs. Baxter,
Bender. Judge, Pinkham and New
man. After. adoption Of conHtitu-
tion and bylaws, the house was open
for general contributions in the way
Of the necessary hooks, ladders
buckets, etc, and those present
showed generous spirit to supply
these wants. A finance COMMITTEES
was elected to cAnvass the town, and
the next thing i'll order is ief every
citizen, fireman or no treman. to as
sist according to his meaiis to the
cause of mutual protection against
calamity by fame. Messrs Hunt
ington, West and Van Ruth have
since been appointed committee on
building arrangements, and IL thu
citizens properly support the meas
ure, We shall have a "hose house
and headquarters for the concern il
the near future.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16

SUMMONS.

~ the Justice Court u Eienn. Precinct, Cesinz
ty. of Altsras, Territory Of Idaho.
: Willis Jones, slaintin, w. Thomas g. Keats,
defendant
Tne Ieople of Idaho Territory send greeting to
Thomas g. Keats, defendant:
4. You are hereby summoned 20 appear beforr me
at my Office III Vienna precinct in the Counsy oI
Altusas, en- the End day OF I'll, lsss at CLOCK
D. m, in an action brought against, you hy SAID
Itaan. IN Ia answer lne complaint of tue above
named i-lainan. Said scion Is brought 70 re
cover the sum of Is la one hundren dollars and
est OF ait IN Vie Insties Court Of Vienna pre-
einct or JUDGMENT will be taken against you Iur
the said amount, teE tier vita cost OF this SUIT
II you lail To appear and answer.
To the sheril or any Constable OF said Capn-
tys--Greetlag: Make legal service and due re-
turn thereof =. 4tt
Given der my hand this t2th day o5 March,
1aad. F. W. SCoyEI.L,
No III A Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
A SAD FATE.
Mrs. Al. Sterritt, Residing iT
Ketchum for Year p .st, Die.
in HALEY FroIn an Overdose
OF Morphia.

Mrs AL Sterritt, who, it is well
known hereabouts. bas for many
months suffered greatly from acute
rheumatism, moved to Haley Will.
her husband few weeks since and
placed herself under the medical at
tendance OF good physician. She
recovered partially from the dread
malady, and 10 all appearances seemed
Tor some time prior to her death
quite well in body and spirits. But
being of a nervous disposition, the
continual resort to a very strone.
anodyne - morphia, had left the
system subjecs to attacks of nervous
disorder, aud the continual use of
murphia IN exceeding large doses
because an established necessity. 1t
was probably in the recurrence Of
| pain and nervous arrangement that
on Tuesday evening last. in resortiug
10 mufphia for relief, she took All
overdose, and whether with suicidal
intent or not. passed away from its
effects. 1t is said che refused medi-
| cal aid after the dose had been taken,
but was persuaded upon by the ply
stefan to take to her bed, which she
did, and endeavored to assure the
attendant of no danger. Mr.. Ster-
rift was called away on a jury, and
returning in less than half an hour
found bis wife in tue agony of death.
Mrs. Stefritt, whose maiden name
WAS Julia Billy, came from her
nome in Washington Territory two
| years since to marry Mr.. Sterritt in
Baker City, Oregon, whence tbs
pair came 10 Wood River whers
they have since resided. The dc
ceased was 81 years and 8 months
Of age
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
A Social Dance.

A social dance WAS giFen last
evening in the Regulator Hall winch
was a very pleasant affair, and ali
WHO were present seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely. There We're
about tWeiity-faur couple III attend
alice, ahd lis the dailce WAS gotten
up in few hours notice, there Were
more present than was expected, but
which made the affair more enjoy
able. The music was furnished by
members Of the ketchum Band, with
Billy Stevens, the lightning press
man. as caller Dancing was kept
III until IL o'riocl<. when all repaired
III thur humble cots. Mr.. and Mr.
J. V Basley. and their daughter
Mlss Nellie, Of Boulder, made Il fly
lhs trip ID Ketchum So as To 'takt
IN the bull.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16

There is no business which will
five better results than mining
carefully managed 1t viii not
do Tor either i company or in
diviIuals to squander money in the
Establishment OF fine Offices and a
largo retifue of unnecessarily Gnu
ployes. Tne business sfeald beessr-
riesl on just as 4 private enterprise
must 10 conducted to bo profitable.
--R. N. NJ. Review
veni, vidi, vici.p = thus trans
fslaa ri Mrs t., cams, Fred.
sAx NE eoncDrrasd"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
NEW THIS WEEK.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
notiee No ia
UNITED srArEs LAND oFFrdE.


Boise City IdaGo, AaIcsi S. 1885 |
NoTfCE Is hereby given that Paris Carton
whose Eossofnce address Is Vienna, AlEnfa
Epnntys Idaoo Territory. s. S. Eanbora A. D.
ellsworth and @ Johnston have made apph
eaeiuh for United s. ates Patent for TIE 1Aal-
RlsBGRG AlIbh SITE and HARRISBURG
Inning clalnn SIT sie4 IN saslootn HinInt Dis
srict, Aituras County. Idano TerIlsory, consist
ing OF I,syo linear tee5 Of the lode, and 10 nve
acres for the m III site claim and .ate gruuAd
fees vide. being lf.t NO. 81 4. and "a b, ami
described In tie ne1d notes ard plat 4 Ghe Tic
fsi survey On nile IN {. is office with ma. nes4.
vsriasion at IL srees East. as folifw
Commencing at the diseuv r. pom o. the
end line claim, thenhe 10 feet POST No l.
tlenee W IaJs Ieet to post NO ;; thence ) 0ts
fec TO Lost No ). enc 1,5ua feet to oss Nc .
thence N GO Iest 20 post NJ /; sae place OF be
ginning surveg ot exterior b undaries conssin-
ing ~ area OF 2066 acres clained and applied
or. From pest No O. this ciailn tue {. 5. III
u, No BEARS 81 deg ID inll ease ale1 feet dis
tant- =
MILL SITE B6T No. 81 B.
Cernfn nc ng at the Northwest corner at post
No thence + lsl feet TO post No :: thenne : 454
ieet pest No 81 tnsLcs " 45s feet 20 pst No !.
thence n $50 feet 20 post No l. tine place OF be-
ginning surrey OF sxGerlef boundaries of fzalIl
site, Containing an AREA of tai i've acres. From
lost NJ VI mill site. U s. NJ III. Mol bars
q deg II u sec IL, 5.I5j. Oh feet distant.
sud from same roet No u post No OF lode b ara
attn Is deg 90 min % east 3s4a. 81 feet DIS
santA No Ennficls.
fGe said mining claim being Of record in the
Office OF the Recorder OF said mining district at
Haley In Alturas County, 1dsno Territory Tne
nearest Known K cati rs being the Vickshu rg
and Inc Justice null size =. ~
l direcs that tins notice be published In the
KescnuIn KEYSTONE newspaper published near
est TIE said mining claim, for the period of SIX
~ days, d, 2. B. Pride,
M-le-l4 Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
Ian lsou.e.

The Keyetone has en- route, and
can shnw bills hding for proof, m
improved 5-column Washington
press, il fine rotary sobber ahd 800
worth Of lst class job material Hold
your orders . few days and get work
done at home to suit your TASTE, and
on short notice We have also Sc
cured the service Oh first class job
printer who il expected soon from
Salt Lake.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
Mails now depart for the south q

Mails now depart for the south at
6 a. m. and arrive ut p. nj.
The fire marshals were around
yesterday iiisptctihg fues and old
stoves.
louis Frick, all old resident bf'
Arco, on the Blackfoot road, came
in Thursday evening and took exit
to Galena this morning
Billy Rifehaft will sdoh toh-
mehce to FIX Up the building how
occupied BY p. Schwartz, for n ga
loon. When finished it will BIZ very
nifty"
Sing hoi The migration to this
place will lie serelia,led soon from II
pavilion to lie erected for the
iSetcbuin Brass Bah1 1T the eiossiht
Of Mali, with Third street. Fifty
dollars is atrealy up fur the pur-
pose,
nrdmihers from the East ahl
West IRE ARRIVING daily and solicit
ing orders for their respective houses.
They SECURE lHrger Older hers than
II Yop or Bellevue, which goes to
prove that Ketehum is destined to
DC the /" boss town on the river
Such lueiods piies-nlihce! Mabe
The KkfsToaE doesn't knoW Who is
the boss pastry cook now New
discovery and happy Ole, but the
Reporter NAH gets away with tie
! greatest portion. Accept thanks,
any way
Master Mark Schwartz e learn
/ mg the Z Art Preservalives in tb,
| kEYsfoaE Office, and after wol'l<ihs
| two days at tho ''blg' hal to hire
.'sm.sil b;5ya to throw water IL III
boxes to Reep the TYPE ,gool. rs h
pulled them up ST titst How is tia
fol- high?
| We express our thanks for tn
receipt Of complimentary tickets Z
the st. Patrick's ball 20 be giveI, a
HALEY Theater to-nurruw evening
From all evident preparations "
judge tue affair will be q grand Ole
and feel assured TINT Kctchuni vii
moi fill to send j delegation.
4 consolidation hes taken plae
between Joseph Pinkham and Levi
& Son in the grocery business. an
! they win continue Jointly to carr.
Oh 4 large wholesale and retail hous
ut the Old atand Of Pinkham 4 Eeor
ard The moving of groceries troi
thu Lewis drug store took place {
day. Il viii be Tho purpose |
LOWS / Piakham to give thalf. pa
! rons IT tho Upper Ndda Rive
country entire Satisfaction ii price
qualify d goo.iss AID dispatch !
Or lers III iii hines
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
Town TIDINGs.
Farewell winter.

Quoits pitching is all the rage IN
our streets.
j. Y. Easley and family were pay
ing this place a visit yesterday,
The Guyef Springs are receiving
considerable patronage already.
Ringing hammers are heard con
stantly in three blacksmith shops.
Coaches now travel on wheels
and are loaded coming in every day.
It is reported that immigrants
come into Naples at tho rate Of 100
per day.
Mr.. Goodirg reports the Galena
road very poor and rapidly breaking
up.
Chris. Johnston came in from Salt
Lake OH Tuesday, an left the fol
lowing morning for Vienna
Geo. James, the butctef, says lie
will have Il fine supply Of beef in
by April first.
The immigration is growing rap
idly as v i'll be seen from list Ct ar
rivals,
It Is the fashion Ia aide up and
baiht business house fronts on MAN
street, and We hop esIybody will
thy to be i'll the iasAtins
The ketchum ,l Lila for Some
time past bpeii iadaisisls III military
march drill anon ELS sets, They
fnd lie SHINY ate 3als very COM
iortable for oat-aa9f rciso
The beaniag connte ahee Of an
other oIdlimer appeafs-Johnhy
BOYLE. lie ealee "a 50 Friday even.
I'M last ami returned 10 aion oil
Tuesaay morning us ID, however,
expectsd buck soon.
F6p5ss rdsh8. Hatch 10Th
Tie postoflics 1T Naples, idaho. WI,
broken into last aIebt and all tit
registered letters 8aa such hidney
and stamps aa hero we're iii the III
fce were taken. There is no elu.
to the robbers.
I,aveI, & LAWS have en- route
$50 ,.,.s. ,1.n,;nr mill wb,rb thex
..l.,,sta - ,,n t,,I, htast Il, cohnsf.
ton with their two saw hills Ill
ready established. Mr. Laveli vii
EetiirA from Butts April first, sool
after which tbs conpany's mills vii
be in operation.
Hr. and Ma. Harper we're til,
subjects of 4 hide 81 fpliss of We'd
no.dny evening. 4 few friend
quietly stole Il opori tb6n.. sn,
Mere treated galI as If It's coca
son lad l.yes sac 81 STUDIED ,iiep
sration
nm, eastaa & the w,lIlt,,w,
- an, y es,stl,s { esane,
4,ss..sm'l..d nan, ia bnps,. seah,r
g. l ..,n s,,aaa j =,
4 - /,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16

The baud goes to Yop tomorrow
to celebrate st. Patrick's Day.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16

Entered at tho Postofiice at Ketch-
UNI. |. L. as secoh class matter.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
ktlyAU.A pOSTOfflCs HOURS.

No Registry business transacted o
Sunday.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-16
List OF Arrivals for tie Week.

VIM Reihhards, + osBrien, ] /
Boyle, ] C,ppiek, Il L Dickinson,
l. Goldberg. ] ii Hunter, W IL
Patriilcle Ed Booth, Geo Edwards,
John Erickson, Frank Elliot, j. S,
Guilds, L. Fink, Geo Fellows, Billy
Caste, Mr. Garfield, D. HARRISON
Ike Bingham, J N Blossom. and
Chris Johnson There were also
twenty pass .lgers not billed.