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National Republican., 1883-10-04
INC above ONLY presents q part of the work

The above only presents part of the work
of this single division, however, as letters
patent are not issued to more than fifty per
cent. of the applicants. Every one of the re-
jected or passed over applications is subjected
to careful examination, and cases that are
reported upon adversely oftentimes are a
source of almost endless dispute appeals
being taken from the lowest to the highest
authority in the Office There have been in
sand applications for electrical patents filed
in the patent office, and the number is con-
stantly increasing. Last year nearly three
thousand applications were filed. Next year
the number is expected to reach four thou.
sand. Following is list of tho more pro-
life inventors, and the number of patents
granted each from july 1882, to July, 1885,
National Republican., 1883-10-04
BICYCLE races, Athletic park to-day.
Bookb,nders' National Association.


An effort is being made by tho Book
binders society, of this city, aided by the
Bookbinders' Protective association, of New
York, to form a National Association of Book
binders. A committee of tho two Hssocia-
tions have been at work for several months
trying to effect some plan Of organization
Their plans are about completed and it is
expected n call will soon bo issued to all
boobbinders throughout the United States to
organize local unions and elect delegates to
national convention,
National Republican., 1883-10-04
FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Tie TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST. AND WES'r


TIE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST
Schedule In effect SEPTEMBER 10, 1883:
S:S5 a. New Orleans Mail, daily, mating close
connections to all points south and sou Invest,
daily, except sunday with e. ~ o. Ry. Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danvils TO
Montgomery and Montgomery 10 New Orleans;
also Washington to New Orleans via Lynchburg
ana Bristol.
$40 p MLousvllle Fast Line daily. via Charlottes-
vile, Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and all Western points, making direct
connections and with solid train and Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Washington to Louiave. A. .
1875 T.. M-Southern Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South and Southwest via Danvle and
Charlotte, daily, except Suntny, with q. q q. Ry.
Pullman sleeping Cars, Washington to Augusta,
Via Charlotte, and Charlotte 10 Montgomery.
Pullman sleeping Cars, Washington TO White
sulphur Springs,
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at s:5
N; daily. except sunday. Warrenton trains leave
Washington ut S;35 Il. III. and $50 ~ III. daily.
For tickets and nll Information. inquire mt Conn
pany's Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot
Nj. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL.
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
National Republican., 1883-10-04
Grab,I,rs' c5uiSs.
BALFlMonn AND Onto HAiL"oAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
,,,,.. %. . - - RETWEEN
DOUBLE TRACK JANEEY COUPLER!


Sheduie 70 take effect SUNDAY, MAY n, 1881
ivlNe Washington, from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue aud street
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
ublIy, Rt dOl a. M, 1915 m, 1910 H. m with throuah
C9hche5 ana Palace SLEEPING Cara to above poinis
MitnOnt chango' 1915 u. IN. daily to Chicago, except
For Pittsburg at $50 a. M and $40 D. .. daily; sio
p M 70 Plttsburg, Cleveland, aud Detroit, with
9eeping Cars TO Pittsburg
tor Toledo ana Detroit, via Monroeyile To- ib A. m
uhlly, with Slpepers for Toledo.
rams for Philadelphia and New York at s:tO A. m.
with Parlor and Sleeping Cara attached - ''' u''V'
tOr baltimore on weeS days, g. 6.Jl tsI0 7:i5 s,i1
ia ng ~ ~ iVS O. M l&lO 80, 1875, 3]D f30, 4iO 5O q
For baltimore on Sundays 6:3O 7.is, 1905 a. m lal.
$50 s. iil, $40 Z, $50 $40 D. m.
FOR Annapolis $40 o. M, 1910 and i:i0; on Sunday
For way stations between Washington and Bs,tl.
norg o. wv o. me- 1910 u. M, 330, il0 T. and l:Up.
. roc stations on Metropolitan Branch, 1;ij daily,
except sunday, $3.50 u. m l:iS aud 5l D. m daily Tor
SAuntOn 500 o. m, daily, except sunday; for Magrrs.
M oom, anu freuericN, $50 n. m 1919 i5 p m. daily,
For Hagorstown, iOi5 a. m. daily, except Sunday;
"i6 y. IN. daily ~ -''
o Trains arrive from tho West daily 62o 73j a. M,
10, y, b25 ~ " " ~
Ftom Now York and Philadelphia 2.5j, $50 u. M.
uhly, $40 y. IN. daily, except sunday.
rom Annapolis $40 H. M, 1850, 6:Jf u. M; Sunday,
from Stagnion 2i5.p. M daily. except Sunday.
from frederick aud informed ate points S2i IL M.
uiL M &l5, l2O y. m, and p, daily, cxcppt sun
u' US ms, M pi ~; dally rom Point Of Rocks
co il5, 7:S0 n;O, and lO3j o. M, u IT, sSo 4 I4D &
gs5, .;SO 0 and 1890 p. III. ON suudays, 2 i:O MS
"N y, and NlOa, m, 1890 40 g. 6s5 i;'l and p, m.
, nl rnlns from washington stop at Relay station,
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
p,.n p llcNel once washington station, OlO and l5t
where orderswlll he taken for baggage to be CHECKED
Al,l received az any point In the CITY,
LORD, q. L. a,
National Republican., 1883-10-04

'E'HE GREAT
- THE N6Rfn NE6GRNfMnSYkYAEI MEAF Ans IE9pTE .G,rrwrsr
.,,,,, DOUBLE TRAtK SpLENDt1 SGEHERY,
TRAINS LEAYE wXaIliNaaFr6IE. IESi iom station
For Prsanrs and the West GHt5go s 'p'i9Mm IHcd Ex
Ss' %st nc IN rssSs @ 1iSeRipg @ 6 & GE ~ 9 a. m daily
M adrISnrS aniy ,t to GrnIGnn9I Western Exrs 3p
na, Also conncets except atfy for iSi ubeSwo bS.s.
~. N,a Colum9us and v 81 T.. S T. T. u, with sleep.
daily for FtsSss ana The wv Ws ESRr" R rsiadSc %iSS S
sESGIpingEg, gE,Iap Ear Was11nElon 1E p5gr 9nd CnicagG
FSr Erie, Can9ndaena nochet u, buffalo Niagara.
yV2O V q m. daily, exeent saturday with Palace Cars
mnhSSnlnBton 10 Cahhndaigua, and Harrisburg to
For Wilnmsport Lock Haven. and Elmra at $50
For ,6 New s, York AMI the East u. M 1910 a. M iao,
M n"" a xpTes Pn s"Sq' op aian ii sp &a9of sG@
,Sl cars, T % %SO a. ~. daily, except sunday.
,,,ir uay w. on SUNDAY; 40 y. m.
Jersey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex afford.
ns GTSc, transfer to Fulton avoiding double
For philadelphia a. M, luIO u. m $780, 40 $3.50,
ana iG21 y; m ON sunday, 40, 1850, and loco p.
Day. d. Limited Express $3.50 u m daily except sun
For baltimore, 60 s. $50 $50, 1o4o a. M. and lso
day, 03u, l0iOa ll l!gO O2J 736 ig5O and IO 20 ~ m
For p0pes Creek Line, $50 II. n and i;lO p m. daily
For Annapolis $40 M. and i;iOp M daily. cxcept
ALEXiNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandra, $50 72O O:2O H. and 1880 n m.
800 .; 800, s. and ll30 p. M. On Sunday at $50 O2O
anu ii a. M, y. m,
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 and II a. m daily
and p IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, @, g. lOO3
aud 1920 q. M; 1890, ), S:27, $40, I, and Cl0 D. M
ana y midnight. on sunday ut and 1905 a. M;
7und $40 y. M, '
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
corner ufTh,rtcenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue.. and at the station, where orders be left Tor
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
and residences
~ J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHARLES u. PUGH General Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31

A VALUABLE CoPPKR MIMI. s.
Booth, Of Seattle, has lust returned to
this city from an examination of COD
Der mine located i'd Union county, about
forty miles northeast Of Baker City.
The indications are that the mine ID one
Of great richness. specimens AABayiug 30
per csnt. Of copper, and t75 Per ton Of
gold and silver. A company has been
organised under the laws Of Washing.
ION Territory for the purpose of work
commensed work. The inoorporasors
arc E. g. McComaa. Of Baker City, Orc
Ron; h. E. Holmes. A. B. Ayers. ]. 7:
Anders. J. II. Boyd. 4. B. Weed: and
r. ID. Boyer. Of Walla Walla; John
Lsary, VIM. g. LAtimer, II. v. B. Stacy
and II. .. Booth. Of Seattle; and Capt.
Hoasteu, Of the Lake Superior copper
mines Of Michigan, With principal ofiiee
in Walla Walla. This company have
eiehtesn claims on tho lode, so wide ky
l50O fest in lenQth. or q continuo0l
claim 600 feet wide by 1000 fest long
Mr.. Boeth reports that b measured the
groupings on one Of the claims, 100 feel
vida By 500 long, and believes that il Il
the Largest and richest body Of ooppsl
ore that has eUe been discovered in th,
United States- Captain Hoastsn exam
insd the mine and reported to the com
pany that IL thsre b ene-tenth Of tn
ore there that the Groupings indicate
the nine il worth millions of dollar
The Seattle and Walla Walla peopls pa
M 5000 for immediate Development
and IL the mine proves anywhere nea
What ths groupings indicate hat it III
Captain Hoaa6sn u 10 furnish mot -
than $4,000 10 work the mine nsx
season. The company mean b0sinea
and are nov preparing 10 uine and ehi
Aftesn Of twenty toos 70 Salt Lake, 81
rFaneisoo and Swanssa tor tEDatmsot.-
Orssssias.
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SEATTLE DAILY ACKNOWLEDGMENT TUESDAY, JULY 81

ion Of tslegraphic concentration
results. and very important interests Of
the Government are jeopardi1ed. II is
alleged by this assembly that tele-
graphic correspondence Of the State.
War, Navy, Interior. Treasury and
Postoffice Departments has for ten days
past been subjected to delay and
garbling, growing out Of the in
ability OF the company's operators
above mentioned to properly handle dis
patches of the National Government.
Is Is further alleged by this assembly
that necessary facilities for prompt and
intelligent Transmission Of reports
billed by the Signal Service Bureau
are withheld by the Con. Tel. Co. by
such withholding facilities, and it is
believed by this assembly that agricul-
raj and mercantile industries are at
present badly hampered and their fa-
ture ssriously threatened. All the cases
cited are represented - in direct viola
ton Of g. 8. statutes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31
PACIFIC COAST.

Inc Ie4eBfop0efes
PORTLAND, July 80. The striking
operators today are claiming that the
trouble will end on August I'd. Tomor.
row manifesto Of the Telegraph Bro.
therhood will be published.
%. uelena Bar.
The Board Of Trade tonight appropri-
ated 5000 towards sluicine out the St.
Helens bar. For this purpose the Gov
eminent contributes $500 and the o. Il
4 N. Co. $2560. The work will be CON-
menced at once.
Willard Reception Preparations.
The Board of Trade tonight appointed
q committee to arrange for the recep-
ton of the Willard party during Sep
tember.
The Cenascated 0asalaska.
SAN FRAScrsco. July 3O.-The United
States steamer Ranger arrived here yes-
terday. She reports that she parted at
Carrientes with the schooner Ounalask..,
recently confiscated at Lalibestad for
carrying war munitions to that port.
The schooner will be due here on the
10th proximo, and will be turned over
to the United States Marshal. The
Court OF Admiralty will sdiudicate the
case.
VIII Celebrate.
SAN FRANcIsco, July O.-The Chicago
Swiss Society of this CITY will celebrate
the anniversary of the founding of the
Swiss Republic, August 9Th, by a parade
OF the military and civic societies.
Great Stir among Railroad Men BE.
cause Of the Northern Pacific Route.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-Agents of
eastern railroads having offices in this
city are not content with the cutting of
rates but have entered upon an entirely
new phase of the business. Anticipat-
ing q diversion of passenger traffic from
Australia. China and Japan by the open
ing of the Northern Pacific, grange
ments are being made to secure repre-
sentatives in other countries 90 that ON
his arrival here the tourist will be pro-
vided with through tickets to points
east. Heretofore the traffic from these
points has been attended to in this city,
but the recent warfare that has been
waged by the agents has led to wider
field of operation in which even Port
land appears to be one of the coming
points of contest. Apart from the num-
Der of roads connecting with the North
ern Pacific at its eastern terminus, and
which will Of itself necessitate the pres
enoe of their agents in Portland, it is
not at all improbable that other outside
roads will be represented. As a rule
railroad people hers are not disposed to
discuss these matters. They are CON-
tent to accept the situation quietly, and
are quite anxious to know what has
been done by their neiahbors. As to
the effect of the opening of the North
ern Pacific on the local freight market,
it is learned from responsible sources
that a number of large shippers in the
eastern states, who ship for Oregon,
Washington Territory and British Co
lumbia, have contracts with the over
land roads which have yet some time
time 10 run, and until the expiration of
which certain portion of the freights
intended for the northwest will go via
this city.
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F O r q 9 N.
The Great Calamity 4. It.lv.

NAPLES, July 9.-Professor Palmer,
director of the observatory of Mount
Vesnvius, states that the disaster ON the
island of Ichia, on Saturday night, was
not due to earthquake. but to the subsi-
dence of the ground. The scenes here
occasionsd by the accident are heart
rending. Hospitals are crowded with
wounded, survivors and dead. Houses
are filed with bodies of victims. The
bodies Of several Neapolitan ladies have
been recovered from the RUNS. Five
houses remain standing. Cries for help
can be heard coming from tho ruins.
Sappers are hard at work endeavorinQ
TO recover people still alive. Boats from
the island filed with dead bodies are
arriving here constantly. Many women
and children are among the victims of
the earthquake. Fifty wooden huts
will built a: 0uoe for accommodation of
the survivors. The municipal author
titles Of Naples are sending relief to the
island and doing all in their power to
alleviate tho distress of the people.
Most of the corpses received are 60 dis
colored by dirt that until after they
have been washed the features are un-
recognizable. ALI members of the Do
lioe force were killed. A boat has ar
rived at Naples containing the bodies of
- infants. A few persons were taken
from the ruins alive last evening.
Eight hundred troops went to the scene
Of tho diaaatAr laaf NIGHT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31

SAx FRAScIsCo, July 3.-The steam
ship Dakota sailed yesterday with the
fr,Ilouirr. x,aa,anrnarc.
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f. & A. M,

CT. JOHNS LODGE NO. Q MEETS ON
y the last Saturday Of every mouth AT
Masonic Hall. Front ST., at Z o'clock pm.
All brethren in good standing are invited
to attend.
BY order of Lodge. dI2-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31

CuIoA0o, July D A eorrsapodsnt
joufnsysd - Chico 6prinRA Nee Max
ieu. ths homo Of sx-Ssisator Dorssy, and
aaksd him 10 give fAdes In regard % ths
New York Ssa's reosnt article On The
eanpaian oe 1850. In esply - said !:
Yin printing that long axtiele. and U
hie editorial oolumnA sAddling - With
- rosponGihilily Il Il Dans - dos
- Gsoat wrong. It'll ~ voek - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31

NV Yoax, July 0.-Georee Shop
hard and wife This morning were fsund
dead in bed in . furnished room in
Twenty -oocond street, both Of them
having been ahot through the hsad.
They are supposed 70 have been muir
derod.
TtaeRTnphess' Address - the Presa.
dent.
WAsxu0rox, July O.-Three Bother
hood telegraph operation waited on the
Proeident Of the United States. and not
hing able to - him. left with his SEQ
retafy the following communication;
"To ths President Of the United States;
l-At 8 msstingo Of Washington assembly
Of the Beuthsrhood Of Telegraphers and
Knights at Labor. bald on the evening
OF July 18Th, il was resolved 70 appoint
Q committee Of thrse 20 wait upon
your exoellsncy and make the following
repeosnntations vhieh this organization
sEsnds prepared 70 suhssaniiate II gives
IN oppoesunity 70 do -. IL b respect
fully represents 10 the executive that y
IL result Of the obstinate attitude -
snmsa By ths Western Union TeleRrapl
Company and Baltimore and Ohie Tel
egEaph companies IN IL mat
- psndina pnstisai suspsn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-31

TIRsT-CLAsS PLEASURE BOATS.
II neat and safe. 20 Yet by the hour. day
or yeak. O reasonable terms.
Boat house - the old wharf. On Lake
ry.fc~ sonfh AZ the a wmill, and west Of.
~ onnooifa. the Lake Union Hotel.
M IN DOUGLASS Z POOLE.
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DARTIES. PICNICS, ETC. SUP
1 piled at the most reasonable rates.
Orders, In quantities to suit. promptly
filed and sent to any part of the Sound.
my II
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BUFFALO, July A-Captain Matthew
Webb, the noted Engiish swimmer. Per
inhed In his attsmpt 10 swim The Niagara
rivef whirlpool rapids this afternoon
Re Vss rowsd in skiH 10 point IN The
river oppooite the old Maid Of The Mist
landin0, b. John AcClay, fssryman q
~ falls, and leaped from the boat d
tvo minotss pest I. The daring swim
~ pas1od tks vapids al right, ksspine
in the middle Of The stream. When q
s1ruok tho whirlpool be was rushed e
IT, American aide. where The vaves, 4
b estimated, ore from thirty 70 forty
Tea hieh. The last sesn Of him b "a
throwing up one arm. Hin inteuttog
had boon s. paas the whirlpool On u
Canada hide. His shoot Of the rapid
vas extremsly thrilling. The refusA
Of the railroads and hoesls 10 have any
thing 10 Do With what thsy termed .hi
going 10 his dsath" rsndersd The Anal
financially . failure. The river hA
beon ssarohsd foe tve miles below u
whirlpool, but no traes Of webb a.
b. found. Il Il generally beloved thu
he ~ eu9ulfed IN the whirlpool. Web
Leaves Q wife and two children IN En-
gland.
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LONDON, July 9.-The professional
swimmers of London have arranged for
q series Of performances for the benefit
of the widow of Captain Webb. The
people were proud of Webb, partition
larly because of his success in SWIM
ming across the channel. They have
made many manifestations Of grief over
the loss Of q man whom they regarded
a. the finest development Of English
athletes. At the Crystal Palace last
night there was q grand exhibition OF
fireworks which had been long in prep
aration. The whole audience Kissed the
fine picture Of Niagara Falls because II
did not contain portrait of Webb
Murphy, the Preston butcher, Who has
oftsn challenged Webb, and Who hal
always contended thar Webb would
never succeed in the Niagara whirlpool
has also met with a death similar "a
that which overlook the Captain. Mur.
phv on moro than one occasion ehal.
ienged Webb TO dare with him mos
terrible whirlpool. Murphy undertook
to swim this fearful pool ON the very
day Webb attempted NiaRars and Val
drowned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02
CnullOhEs.

I,AlRu BAPTIST Corner Tenth aud Popler
~ s,yleta; prcAosiiag lfstsad taird slpdass4 N
ssSaMggth, Ina. IN. aad 1879 m prayer meet
ng Thursday 7:3Op. m sunday school, g:3o AIN
Rev. A. i. HESS Pastor,
S1HTRcu OF THE REDEEMER-(EP iscopaD
~ fourteenth street; sunday 1;OOa m, Holy
EacAariet; ago a. N. Sunday school Il 90 am
N0r1irg fsbyers; 500 p. M Evening FrayeIs' r.
Z Davenport, /. Is. Rector.
,.u,eV MISSION AIRY BAPTIST CEuRCA.-
7 l'r,ecuiAg 81 1922 g. n. p. n, and 7.30 p m.
alaeth schOgi 81 30 ?, 10 Rev T. D. shores
20 tcE
s.AEkAS Thirteenth street; eeryites Sab
4 bath 80 q. N Sunday .cho0l2p m REV.
-tAgpc, psei)r
ETHUUlsT--Cc Eighth gnd Walnut stteets,
u Preaching Ssbbsth hoo a. IN. aud 7 go p m
rGlay school AZ 1900 ? IN Rev. j. a. SoafTe't'
ftns
IgNEsblTERIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
1 Sabbath 81 100 a. NJ. and 1880 p. m; PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Sunday 5chsol
q ~ ~. ltev 3. y. George, pastor.
.Ju,EPil s. Roman CstholcJ Corner eros,
Ead Wsl4y; sJteets services sabbath l0;dDa.
A.,.. tLdsy -chcol st2 p, m; Vespors p m. ser
gtss syyrl dIY al 90. N, Rev, O'HSrs, Priest
-. "AT9lCKs- Roman Cstholicl Corner Ninth
y e'resi sui Washington avenue; services Sab,
j.'H and 10 q. 10. Vespers p. IN Sunday School
y, N services every dag At -. m Rev. Masterscn
gicsi,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02
STAGES on THE RIVER.


The river marked by the gauge last
evening at this port, 10 feet and
8 inches and falling
Pittsburgh, Jan. 10 D. m--River feet
3 inches and falling.
Cincinnati, Jan. Is p. m.--Riyer Is
feet and falling.
Louisville, Jan. &c p. m.-River 8
feet and falling
Nashville, Jan. &c p.m.--Rver feet
. inches and falling.
st. Louis, Jan. l-6 p.m.-River 8 feet
10 inches and stationary.
RIVER ITEMS.
That grand pslace steamer Will s. Hays
is advertised to leave Louisville tomorrow.
II you want to take trip to New Orleans
on the finest boat that floats see w. r.
Lambdin, passenger Agent, and. get your
tickets
The Will Kyle received 8 cabin aud 20
deck passengers here yesterday.
The Ella Kimbrough from St. Louis is
looked for here to-day.
Weather cloudy aud cold yesterday with
tendency to snow. Business good.
The Granite State from Cincinnati is due
here tomorrow morning for Memphis
The W.P. Halliday from New Orleans
will leave here early this morning for St,
Louis.
The City Of New Orleans leaves here
to-day for the great Southern Metropolis.
She will have good trip.
The B. s. Rhea from Nashville discharg.
ed two tons Of iron for St, Louis and left
here on her return trip for Rock City at
p. m.
The City of vickburg left here for vicks.
burg last evening with a moderate trip,
but has engagements below sufficient to fll
out.
The Will Kyle left here last night with
all the freight she could carry. Capt. w.
r. Wright the live freight agent hardly
ever allows any of the Big 0. Line to leave
Cairo hungry
The Golden Crown from New Orleans is
due this morning for Cincinnati. She is
one of the largest OF the Cincinnati and
New Orleans boats and her accommoda-
tons are first class.
The New Years lunch at Charley
Bowers Yesterday was simply immense,
and the tables were ornamented in the
highest style Of art. Mike Green one Of
the finest caterers Of Epcure prepared the
elegant dinner. Lunch was announced at
noon and closed at p. m. Space forbids
to mention the great variety which was
spread before the large number who en-.
oyed the grand lunch, oysters in every
style, meats, game, and all kinds of relish
% were provided by the hospitable host,
Charley Bowers, who knows how to please
lis friends.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02
County Officers.

County Officers.
CIRCUIT Jddge--D. J. Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. II. irwin.
, County Judge--h. Y0cum.
County Clerks j. Hmm.
County Attorney-J. VI. Damron.
County Treasurer--Niles ". Parker.
Shsfia--J ohn Hodges.
Coroner--n. Fitzgerald
Connty Conmirsioners-T. w. Halliday, D. a.
3ibbs and Peter naup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02

BRowN's lRoN ElyirnS
has been thorough tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakn SIS, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02
Browns Iron BlrrERs

Browns Iron BlrrERs
is guaranteed TO be a nom
intoxicating stInulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and At the same time abso-
lntely kill the desire for
whisky and other jntoXi-
eating beverage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02

A small boy of four Summers was
riding on hobby horse with com.
panion, lie was seated rather uncom-
fortnbly on the horse seysSn After u 70.
Elective pause, he saidsHNsThink Il one
Of us gets Oh could ride better"