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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-22
The Daily Bulletin.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
ENTERED AT THE CAIRO P0sTOFFICE FOR
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AT
SECOND CLASS RATES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notices in this column three lines or less 20 cents
one insertion or ST. 90 per week.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-22
CTOCK- HOLDERS MEETING.

There will be Stockholders meeting OF the
Illinois Iron and Coal Company at their office in
Cairo on the goth day of May, at . q. m, for the
purpose of eleCtDg zine directors and the transac
ton of such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. C. D. GODFREY, Pres.
w, b. CORMAN, Sec'y 4l9tf
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ST. JOHNS
some Tough Stories Told ni ittm-A Danger.
Ous Man.,

Some Tough Stories Told nn liim-A Danger
ous Man.
Gaa*as cRy Sar.
In conversation with MI old man who
has known Ex-Governor st. John since he
was a boy, an Ersniay Star reporter re.
marked that the Prohibition leader mar.
rowly escaped, personal violence ut his
home in OIatbc. Don't you believe it"
said the old man, who ranks rs IN "oldest
inhabitant," and WHO Is consequently
something Of n liar. '.The men who knew
st. John were least likely to offer him vic.
lencc. Why, there Is not n more dangerous
man in Kansas than st. John when he Is
thoroughly aroused"
docs he arm himself?'
"Oh, no, that is not necessary. He has
the strength Of giant, and he can fight
IKE a Turk when the occasion requires.
When he was a young man he was famous
for his strength, and in later years he has
retained a great deal Of it. There are not
six men in this town who could handle
him unarmed. Let him alone to take
OF himself. When he was about
he travelled with old John Robin.
circus as n bareback rider and heavy
litter. l have seen st. John in the saw.
dust ring dressed in saudy tights rolling
a hollow cannon ball down lis
arm and Juggling with a mass.
painted wooden dumbbell sun.
posed to weigh a ton or two. lie
lrifted from the circus business out West,
where he soon became n OF the toughest
the tough. lie fought Indians and iol.
lowed the life Of a scout and trapper for
years. During this time he had
some experience that would have n
the pages between the yellow
backs OF a dime novel. On one occasion
he was chased by Indians for three DAYS,
md killed a dozen OF them, but the vii.
still pursued him. He next bobbed
up as a blooming politician, where his ex.
%perlence in fighting Indians proved valu.
able to him. But, don't you worry about
st. Johns safety, for he is used to defend.
ing himself against Just such sayases as
these mad Republicans"
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ttHII"''HI enquirer. TT
found 4 friend at work making a foo,
mat on the old rag carpet plan. She was
cutting the material into atrips, braidinp
it and then sowing it into form. The stuff
thus being utilized was discarded hosiery,
Tie fabric was silk, the colors bright and
varied, and the effect rs good as such
patchwork permits. "What are youcoinu
to do with til" I asked. "Ill give it "a
Henry" she replied. Henry is her best
beau. She blushed q trife, as girls are
usually able to do when speaking OF some.
thing particular delicate and sentimental
in connection withtheir lovers; and at the
same time she brought to IN end the strin
which began at the top OF j stocking and
ran 4 yard or so to Il utilitarian-d armed
spot at the toe. II suppose he won't
know. whattlie thing is actually made Off
remarked. She dropped her scissors
and lower jaw, and gazed on me in mute
establishment. "Not tell him that the rug
is composed OF my stockinss!!" she n,
length exclaimed jE*6less your heart, that's
the charm Of the thing. When lie puts
on his smoking cap aud jacket, lies back
in his easy chair, and rests his ]slippcred
feet on this mat, won't it DO n solace!"
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wac 4irGke. r.rl w. .r. r
lie was the fatheroi Mr.. Frank Buck.
land, the well-known naturalist, and
shared his sons tastes for all kinds Of
strange beasts alive and Dead and the
Deanery was crowded with eagles, ser.
penis and m%on&eys--a reritable mcnas.
erie. One OF my earliest recollections Of
Westminster is connected with a story
my grandfather used to delight in telling
us us small children. He went to dine al
the Deanery with Dean auckland, and in
the course OF dinner a dish OF some quite
unknown meat was set before him. There
was evidently a mystery or joke about
this dish; but my grandfather and the
other guests ate i. bravely, though feel.
ing all the while certain that an expert
ment was being tried on them. When
dinner was over the Dean confessed. He
had for a long time wished to know how
"foS" tasted, and 4 friend having sen.
him q nice young fox the Dean thought il
a fine opportunity to share the dainty
with his guests-a privilege they did not
at all enjoy,
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TETTER--!Aficr suffering with letter for eleven
years. and having all sorts OF treatment, l was re-
lievcd eutitrly BY swi't's SPECIFIC.
L.. II. LEE, Dawson, Ga.
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Money Was No Easier.

hdH Siftl Ntff. H". ~
"Do you think money will be any easier
this winter?" asked the tramp OF the head
clerk in the brokers' Office. The clerk
looked up with an icicle in each eye and
made no reply. "That is, will the rate Of
discount be advanced?" continued the
stranger, as he tried to find something to
lean on. The clerk had 4 blizzard on his
countenance this time, but did not deisn
to answer. "That is, will our capitalists
lock up their wealth, or plunge into recS.
less Speculation 2" observed the comfort.
able caller, Us he shifted his weight from
one leg to the other. The clerk pointed a
frozen finger in the direction OF the door
and uttered the word "Skip." "Misht
a known til" muttered the man, rs he
skipped out; ''any man OF wealth or re,
tinement who enters q brokers' office in
search Of information may reckon on being
insulted,"
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Lcnal 3tottces.
,,,ijE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OAl0 C0eSIn. a, o,,o c,,,,v va, 90.

,,,IiE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
0uiO COUNTY. ).
IL ptCeilbet Rules, ISL
vrowu, sheriff Of Ohio county,
G. ,lpGNI,,rttOr Of the estate u Dan. W.
II WcCoy, deceased,
w,I,h.m. ]. II. Pollock, 3. b.
d.. "I,.r,, william Moore. trustee. In chancery,
iSt,,s. trustee, Alfred Mckalg,
J. yiEyLisnn, admlnIstatrlS cot
ysns ~, Of tLOhaTt Davidson, de. 1
mSSslI' William MtlIer,. Mary Blrd
MS and Henry Lamb her bus.
bAAl.
.,, of the nlOyStItle Il now pending on the
AmrS" .llr OF the Circuit Court VI Ohio County,
chA" ans1r,i object VI which Is ~ have certain dtsls
UT,..t mnit hy J. u. Whitman aud vile, convey.
mMISsni 10 william Moore anil second 10 I. Y.
iaSs ~. ~ , certain lnct Of land ~sltnhtel Ia Liberty
y2ny%s t1hiOcnHnly, and two dce'lS In fec made
!VsG.TH'' Whltham and wife, conveying 10 J. ",
~ = mi :, H. Chambers the aforesaid land to-
In TTG Win all the personal property, thtrrnn, set
WIZ I, mi declared null AMI void; aud that Inc said
SIWJ' EpnIio,k aud ). b. Chambers out Of the GUMS
Anr Tor Nl4 land AMI personal property which
ng W. '. nii b. O~ricrrl 10 pay a certain debt Of
sW,!y,,,I yIyh Interest oil the sAile rom March l.,
- nxinr Is the alIi ]. D, Whitman 10 the said
E ~ y Wrt:oy In htS lifeline, anil for general relief
IniI appearing from MI amaIvt sst III ms
aSST6aTn, jane Davidson And William Miller, are
NH'H u.tI ut the stLte Of West Virginia, anil
. Is a"t having been Grv1i with process In this
NY; ~" nation Of the complainant, by his solicit,
,u." , I. nrirr II publication Is cntCrrd against
w. u't .,I Il /. ~orlsrsi that the SAID defendants, J.
y N' Whitman. lane Davidson and William Miller,
ts hSf inSy az = s%sIni n ill., ~ IT,, sP E7,7,I,,, Mi,Si j,
v ~. T nSLI, And 10 what Is necessary 10 protect their
,t'u.I, il il further Unlcrel that this order be
a ,tiI ,s,,l Md r.stSIGs required ny law.
W in ,jOh,i ". Mitchell, Clerk OF Aid Court,
4, ,SSEClrt House OF SA!I county, this ~ day Of
\ tm Isl, tQpwIt' December Rules, 1851.
i'''"' JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
p,hu, h,,l the ant time December =, 1854.
w. JOHN ". MICHEL, Clerk.
10. t4GTtAi+oS' -
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Theron P. keator, editor OF Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette, writes: "For the past five
Years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs Of most severe char.
aeter, IS well as for those offs milder type.
It neyer fails to effect q speedy cure. Ny
friends to whom I have recommended Il
speak OF it in same high terms. Having
been cured by it o fevery cough Ihave had
for five years, l considcrit the only relia'
BILE and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc.
Call ut Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store and gel
4 IL cent Trial Bottle. Large size 81 co.
MwFkW
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The above sale has been postponed until Tues
,lay, December 70. 1871. at 10 o'clock 4. ", at tho
lnlnt door Of the Court House. EtlGga5 n$
,l"+NwLs CHARLES r. SMITH. Assignee.
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FRUIT NOTES.

Nnrserymen who I'LL orders with peach
trees infested with borcrs, should have
free advertisement US swindiers. Sucl
stock should be burned.
Standard pear.trees one year from tn,
bud are safer 10 buy than those OF create
age and size. Every element OF cost il
less, and the tree suffers less from trans
planting.
People who plant peach trees and then
let the borers kill them, do not show the
best OF sense. It doesn't take much work
to keep an orchard ireem from borers, il
attended to in time.
Surface.manuring In fruit.culturc Is also
mulching in a measure, and Nil mulching
benefits the soil. The losses from evapora'
ton are not great, but all manures should
be well.composted before applying.
To keep plum.trecs free from tho black
knot, shave them of on their first ap.
pearance," says ono who claims to know.
but instead OF sitting up at night to watch
for the black knot, plant something else
and buy your plums, orgo without.
4 knowledge OF the habits OF the insect
enemies OF fruit is very important for sue
cess In fruit culture. a doctor might Us
well be ignorant OF the naturcof medicines
and diseases, rs q iruit.grower " suppose
that he need not know anything about in
sect enemies.
The curculio is q winged insect, flying
from a tree at pleasure on warm days, and
about rs difficult to catch by common
methods us the house.tly. When a man
protesting a knowledge OF fruit culture
tells you that fowls will clear n plum or
peach orchard OF this pest, It will be safe
to conclude that he doesn't know any.
thing about it.
Grapes are grown in all parts Of our
country and in some parts OF Canada, and
the idea that they can be grownat 4 profit
for many years moro will be found to be
delusive, unless American grapes become
popular for wine. There is a more prom
Using future for other fruits than for grapes
for general culture to be eaten fresh.
Grain, grass, and stock. farmers cannot
expect to carry on small fruit culture for
market along with general farming, with
out tho employment OF extra labor and
capital. But every farmer can raise fruit
enough for family use without much *
tra care; and every farmer ought to do It,
and will do it. il he looks out properly for
family.
Orchard-trees among which small fruits
to, be planted should be set al wide
distances apart, say thirty-five or forty
feet, and about one rod apart in the rows,
Then plant small fruits between, manure
ind cultivate continuously, and
not only will the owner get splendid small
fruit crops, but his trees will grow raridly,
and bear we'll and regularly when sutli-
mature. Plow and cultivate first,
as one would in IN open field, and the
roots OF the trees will not be in the way.
This is the system Of some OF the most
successful fruit growers Of the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-10

By using DR.. Frnzier's Throat and Lung
Balsam-The only sure cure for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and
all diseases of the throat and lungs. Do
not neglect a Cough. 1t may prove fatal,
Scores and hundreds of grateful people
owe their lives to Dr.. Fsazier'sT Throat and
Lung Balsam, and no family will ever be
without it after once using it, and discov.
erlns its marvellous power. It is put up
IN large family bottles and sold for tho
small price OF % cents per bottle. Frazie,
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio,
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
BY druggists. Wholesale agents: Logan {
Co., Wheeling, ". Va, and ], @. Dent 1
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. MN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-10

Frazier's Root pitters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys. keep the bowels
open and regular. cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug.
gists. sl0O. Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that been discov.
cred in this generation. A sure cure for
Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Fleah Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard 4 Soft Corns, Chapped
Lips and Hands, Pimples and Blotches.
Price SOC. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., Props, Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan i CO., Wheeling,
W. Va, and &c. Dent Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio, ptw
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Some Gool'l.ulla,

fFt1V WNer Sd7Ord1y,
A capital bull Is related in the lie OF
Dr.. Sims, Off conntryman OF his own, for
whom he had prescribed an emetic, who
said. with great simplicity: "Mydear doc
tor, it is 40 use your giving me an emetic;
| tried it twice in Dublin, and it would
not stay on my stomach either time"
This calls to mind the story about a
singer who, being rapturously encorcd, re-
peated her songs. A stranger who had
been ut the opera was asked how he had
been pleased with her. "Not all" said
he. ''Not ut ALL why she Is the first
singer in Europe" ''That may be-" re.
Piled the man, shut she sung so bad last
night they made her sing all her songs
over again."
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A girl In my employ has been cured of constltu
tional scro!ula by the use Of SwIlts Specific.
30. NcDAStEi, Allato0na, On.
This gentleman Is father OF the Governor OF Ga,
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tAnderbilt's millions could not buy from me wbat
Swlft'S Specific has done for nc. 1t cured me OF
scrulu!a Of Is years standing.
MIS-. ELIZABETH BAKEa. AcMorth. On.
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Dc,
Nedtral.
DIR. j. IL. SMITH,
NO. 400 chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street,

,c. uhe best evidence OF . phy,Ican's success i, tho
manIs n, nv n, ~ patients. The incrcnAlng de-
1 cem hononb!y and fairly with those who have
o eo,, ~, nc: never ,sea patients lane wiz.
IN pstIpelo. though | have rnally hunjrd cor.
WI IT, 49, ifoh those whom ! have cured nftrr thew
I hMi bSen pronounced incumble. 4 Thorough m,ssi.
am eeamTution with many ytI,H hospital exfcriencr
s aerv n,,al, ny ,.l. With Therapeutic agents, a cSose .ob.
attention to hyglenIc management insur,, " su STU
an etitS - possible aud frankly give ih0 patient my
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Corrected by DC. LIFT, JR, pork packer, Fou


| u ....f bhOGkHlES. " . .......
Corcctcd by NELL & ELLlXduAx, wholesale p,o.
GERS. corner Main and Fourteenth strsex,
Green C~o1ee-Fancy, Rio. per ID, l4c; choice do,
lsISe; prime R!o, l2c; good Rio, lie; ordinary.
Rse.ted Cofe-In paper.pet lb, l45lc;lower grades
l2al3G; In bulk, 13Altc; Java, bulk, sc, ~
StA~1dfs-HAndard confecti0neu. A.. per ID. SIC:
Windsor A.s5tc; refined yellow, sa554c; g%ranuAted,
~syrura-Chotce sugar syrup. BIC; prime ausar
Ris-CaroiIns, ssS5se.
,t1 aSI Mifa,a No a~slq n1ne ;ts new crop, &c;
Int-foung HyNnn: per ID. 2aEOc: %grlnpowder.
Sa7ic: imperial, s'asoc; Japan. 2sa7oc: OoIoug, =
d75c; souchdng, 22at65c.
C,nAet-sar, full weight, lcI1Ic; ~stca.ine, DC, sci.
DC: mould. per set, lie.
i~fH0cr-ChoIcc cider, DC, Per GAL: standard city
brands loallc per gal.: country, l3al5c per GAL, a.
faat<s. Wav-So. | tubs. per dozen, S GO; No. >
tnbS per dozen. s. 90: No. ) tlbs per dozen. 81 90:
?.hoop pals per dozen, 81 co; Shoop pals, 81 %
scelerS per nest. 81 30: butter tubs. I'd liz capacity
81 80: waahhoarss, plain, 81 50al Is; wIshboaris
patent, per dozen, 81 b1,o Is. :
canaei Goat+-re peaches. 2 lbs 81 ~: peaches, 3
81 z; hlackberr!es: clh. u %: nspbcrries lib, II d.
cream western. and l211c for Now York; ywe.uer
l' Tes@S ssf : smaI! e ss aas!!sy' !. 5 q; " 7 m Ne
Il O..
!. ! NAVY At sl.S: medium h GO:
nl ~. " ~, LIMA assaE peg ID.
S1G.-selea Of timothy seed .. 81 Goal IS per
10 9naItY. -
Nv per Dbl g oo;:extn per Dbl 81 IS: dairy
S,:ed Corn-6a9c per ID,
Ctdtr-Per Dbl 81 o0al0 %; Cab apple, SO 0Cal2 o..
Whasy-st Il per proof gAion. 90
Ghsa4l--N ~ per ID.
Gsai-rhe card nate Is Sis.
pound: Jelly Sc per pound. =. -
Nn1.-;peanuta 7ase for choice white; walnuts iaa
c0c; hickory nuX 81 Goal Is per bushel'
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Very Remarkable Discovery,

Mr.. George V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been almost
help!esa for live years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone, She
used two Bottles OF Electric Hi,ters, and
is SO much improved, that she Is able now
to do her own work." Electric Bitters
will do all thatis claimed for them. Hun.
dreds Of testimonials attest their great
curative powers. Only fifty cents . bot
tie at Logan ( Co.'s. AwrAw
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Sure cure for Blind, bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles, One hox has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using vii.
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. It s6serbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as q poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only iol
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re,
ceipt OF price, 81. Frazier Medicine o..
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohja, wholesale
Agents: Logan go, Wheeling, w, Va.
and &c Dent y Co., bridgeport, Ohio.
nkW .. =
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
District OF West virginih.
FFlnk E.slth, surylyor OF himself
aid Charles II. Booth, late plrt- Pax
nrrS!Oing hIsInessundcr the firm r., ,au;r,,.,
tInlr OF [. II. lOoth 4 Son. ~
Wy.
The Steamboat Regular"
DE- derreml order entered In the above entitled
sGit IN The plstrir, Court Of the United States for
the District Of West Virginia. SliA cause WIS referred
to the undersigned. ONE OF the Commissioners OF
all Court,
TO compute and ascertain the amounts due to
The Lhellant and the intetrSnOrS. respectively, for
principal mud Interest on account OF materials fur
niSlnl Or labor performed by libcllant OF sud In.
tcrvrlInn. In repairing said boat or for other mat
ain, rs the chse may be, ~ set forth by said libeliant
or by The sntcsvenors. and report TO this Court the
amount due to the parties, respectively. aud their
prtOFtlts, iiany."
To LN ~litl!lnt and intervening lltlldn1 IN the ADORE
eilAldi SIT, Gad TO Hl Others rh0ns Il rlay %co1lccT7l:
.SottcE II HEREBY GIvEs. TINT ! have fixed upon
Wednesday,. pcIrmhtr Ii, ISL. ut 10 o'clock A. ~,
~ the time. and the otiGn OF Messrs. Ewing, Mel
vim { Riley. FrDcloH Epr lihclIant, No. llCD Main
street, In the city Of Wheeling, In said district, rs
The place, Of hcrrtain!ng and reporting the matter
Il! SIil order mentioned. and any other matter That
may la ~rrainlrct! by ANY purity IN Interest," or that
may LrIeclnttl pertinent blythe commissioner.
',tven under ny hand this 81 day Of December,
l%i JOHN WALTON,
,ett q, !. Commissioner. r
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Commissioners Sale.
ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABL

ASSlGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE.
ny virtue OF the autsFity vested IN him by n
t.,si Of assignment miNt By Samuel I.I.ten. Jr.,
and Annie l.. L!t.cn. his wife, to Charles K. smith.
datt' september Il, lSsi. and recorded 10 the office
81 The Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Deed Book No. 7, at page Il, the
undersigned will proceed to sell at public auction:
% The hlshes. AMI best bidder, at the front door OF
Ins C9tlEt House OF Ohio county, In the City OF
NAeel!as, ". Va. on 5...I
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1884,,
commencing ut 10 o'clock 4, NJ, the following de-
SrlHSi real estatc, TINT Is 10 my: Il certain piece or
IArrcl NJ cnrnd situate In the City Of Wheeling.
eOnhty u Ohio, and State OF West Virginia, de-
%stlLel tnd 1ouRtesi III follows, to.wit: Twenty-Five
!cet " III OF the west ends OF lots numbered sixty
w, hity'nlne 1917 and tiity-clght lSS) IN Joseph
ia,lwelEs Add!dou 10 the City OF Wheeling, and
IN uiusixh wari Of Sa!d city: beginning at the
nOtliii west corner OF lot numbered sixty 10y, and
running In Il snuthc-ly direction with the west line
nltyctsht GN), one hundred (loo) ieet to q stalks:
tIleht. NJ right angles with said linc IN an caster!y
direction twenty dive taajl feet: thence III A norther.
y IiitStion one huudrcd lO0l feet, more or leSs. to
a%Gntysi1th street; thence In q westerly direction
with The line OF said street to the beginning.
TERMS OF sALE-0ae-thisi OF the purchase
money, anil ~ much more ~ the purchaser may
eIeGi 10 ray, cash in hand on day OF sale; and l.c
rrIdEe ticr'o OF III two equal iuStaln1eilts, AZ SIX
anh Twelve months from day OF sale: the purchaser
struFc tho SAM by 4 deed Of trust upon the
property sold.
CHARLES R. SMITH, Assignee.
WI. HAuEn. .Auctloneer. nnlu-I
The above sale has been postponed until Tues,
gay, December %. 1881. at 10 O'Clock 4. ", at the
lnlnt door Of the Court House. hHlCTaG rS
,l"+NwLs CHARLES K. SMITH. Assignee.
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THAT hacking cough can be 50 quickly
cured by. Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liy-
er Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
~sleepless nights, made miserable by
remedy for you.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's catarrh remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Logan L Co., A. T. Young and
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