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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-23
POETICAL SALAD.
THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING.

"Dear Santa Claus wrote
little Wal u lel,e icuIy
shocking. al sc ueeI a good
boz 20 Dies'e al ht1Jen uD
THIS st"cs'ng. ] HaJs a g am TO
make pa s.ck aad Il I've nv man.
m cas-. L want dOsg;e I eel
LEX 30 he vii no. Get lazy. /
wait powder guu ~ sPOOt 'i21t
81 nv si,tec Auu'e ald hi tlum-
.l-t csn -OOt JCs, a. -ui load st
GFahny. i wan, a dretlie o. false
face 20 sl:lre IN MS O,'' b1Jy. 1
W15t = pUry cal rECe a.OUad
the 1atiOr, na zoe; l want little
haIcde., 400, SD ] can do some
ChO9pI = BPOu cur and Ii-
anu Few, w]en mamma 2, -
shODp.ng. / want 8 pee
haze oboe. 6s'i TO smash
alt iutO I,.ij.e~ tie great
biS M. or n ne hal az
lots al lriS o w'-GerS.
A. CaIu- th-t Il make
me CT 30 ma ala gat
w. hold ME an
make pa e. tue
decor qd'cN an
never lrv 10
scO'd me. Al
Sas,I CiYus
;. ma says
am naughty
Its sso-y. jos
sTS thai 2 ne
whins me lit de
81 cE and - to
kidgdom glG V;
and The. he'V I.ei
50 ~ - rad
jTs, IhOw
iLsI he'll set
me have
my own
way,
al;
nas dav. Nov, Sara. dom. forget Ii
JOuge, III Wb,,eBaii + mes.
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Goods Attached.

ST. Louis, Dec. l9.-Four attachment
suits were filed this afternoon against
Lubrie Bros., dry goods and millinery
house, and this evening they made an as
signmeut for The benefit of their CT litors
They estimate assets. principally sock, ct
about 100000
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Lass CIr's,Tss eye hsDG eITsped in hand,
BY he yuls iog 0r;gjtIy Jrl niJg
: Iry = them Gown IL owe 5 command,
ChOck sr'l o. JO1e ana yea-nin1.
] mis- Oh stnls e,e. On >ad IesoL-ce
Tso'LsSe.S Shre q a. cad be;
shes m ID Der Oh a qr-c,. 8 VO-Is.
-,IG ne off Cd . 0ends..
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Schedules Filed,

New York, Dec. 20.-The schedules in
the assignment of Solomon Rich, jeweler,
10 Abraham s. Trier, filed in court TO-DAY,
show isbililies SIS, coo; actual assets, $40,
600.
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Will Start Up.

Brilliant, Ohio, Dec. 2O.-The Spaulding
iron works which have been closed down
fof some time will resume in all depart
msnts next Monday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-23

From the worst stages of Heart Dis
ease coDsIcer myself cured by the use OF
DIR. Graves Heart Regulator.-T. NJ.
Towns, Til,on, II. A. Thirty years have
proved the He art Regulator : sure remedy.
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle.
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Will Resume.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 20.-After IN idle
ness of several moths, the Steel works oil
Hussey, Howe G. Co, will resume opera
tsons next Monday.
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1t has been said that it is not so
much what we eat on Christmas day
as what we give away that raises our
spirits but this Is to be limited for
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-23
From Deaths. Door.

M. NJ. Deveraux of Ionia, Mich, was a
sight to behold. II had no action OF the
Kidneys and suffered terribly. My legs
were as big as my b .dy asd my body as big
as barrel. The Isl doctors gave me up.
Finally, tried X dney- Wor'. In four or
i've DAYS change came, in eight or ten
days was on nv feet, and now ] am
complet, " cured. Il was certainly mir
scle." ALI druggists keep Ki!rey Wort
which is put up both in liquid and dry
form.
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"A curious thing is daily occurring al
r. B. Anderson's. He is selling watches,
clocks, jewelry, ETC., lower than ever known.
(9-22d q Wtf
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a
Nerve Food.
DR.. J. w. Smith, Wellington, O, says
"Iu inpaired re. vous supply Ihave used it
to advantage"
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COMBINATIONS.

Ba The Simple and Perfect Dyes.
Nothing so simple and perfect for coloring
as DiaEond Dyes. Far better and cheaper
than any other dye. 10 cents. Druggists
sell item. Sample card for &c stamp.
Wells, Richardson & Co. Burlington, VT.
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An Attempt to Fire the New Court
House
Would fail, so would an attempt to buy
jewelry at less prices than L. B. Anderson
offers. Don't forget this. 9-22d & wsf.
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The House COMMITTEES.

Washington, Dec 19.-At meeting of
the house committee on appropriations
report two amendments to the pension ap-
preparation bill. The first provides that
Inc number of pension agents be reduced
from eighteen 10 twelve, and their maxi
mum appropriations be fixed at $1,000 an
nually. The second limits the fees for ex.
aiming surgeons 10 s. for the first cas-
and and 81 for each additional examina-
ton OF the same case.
COMBINATIONS.
Postmasters-John Tweedy, Aurora. N
brsska Sam c. Slnst, Harvard, Nebraska;
Seth III. Craig, Wvmore, Nebrasks /; Jas. c.
Tlplif, Arkansas City, Kansas; John E.
Wilson, Hays City, Kansas; NJ. T. Can
trell Fredonis, Kansas.
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Colds and Consumption. Sold by ali
druggists at 25c and s1.00 bottle.
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N 80 ' - - 80 FafCnIcs be Mil DFoba
bly, be absent three weeks or more.
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#. B. Anderson, Santa Claus s Co.
jewelers., zoo Ohio street. 9-22d & VII.
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TWO CO. .s.sAs EYES.

Christmas dav. Nov, Sara. don. Eorget NE =
Il. [. DOUge. III Wb:,eBaii T fnes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
By 10000 MAJORITY.

Carter Harrison Expects to Make a
Clean Sweep of the Sucker Sate.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Mayor Harri-
son, of Chicago, said to a reporter:
"While there has existed and does exist
considerable hostility to Cleveland in
Illinois, particularly among the working
men and IriShmcn, it is diminishing, and
believe that the Democratic party of
Illinois will be united upon the cand-
date. BY November | think Cleveland
will have closed up his ranks, and we
shall run together for victory"
Then you are confident of election"
eyes, very | Shall be elected if the
complexion of affairs does not change
materially. The nomination was forced
upon me; | fought against it; and when
| opposed the Morrison resolution at
Peoria | scarcely regarded it as posSl-
now believe | shall receive majority
Of at least 10000"
"Why do you count upon the vote Of
the German Re ublicanS!"
because saw that justice was done
in the case of the Harper bill, when the
Republican l. gislature bounced upon
honest liquor Geacr, and sad they must
pay license OF $500 or quit was the
means Of granting $500 dealers in my
city exemption unit they could arrange
their business to be able to meet the in
creased draught upon heir incomes
sought justice for the suioon-kceper, and
will receive his thanks at tha .|apii,y -
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Ny Mother.

Ny memory lirgars In pleasure to-day
Round those blis-lll scenes in our home far away,
Where birds sang 70 sweet, and the flowers bloom
ed 70 fair,
A lay asleep in the old arm chair
1t rocked me by day, aud it rocked me by night,
While mothers sweet songs filed my heart with
delight,
And from her dear lip. fret learned childhood ;
prayer,
while holding me safe In the old arm chair.
When from our dear ireside We wandered away.
And left the old home In it, In gering decay,
We knew not that never again would we see
Those treasures Of old, dear to fond memory,
The days of our child hood forever have gone,
And lett Us to wander II sorrow slone,
And that Mother, dead and buried % cruel word,
And yet, would not call her back to earth
An do not ch.de your mother;
on lips be slow to say
A word to veX. the gentle heart
Who watched your chi dhooi's day;
And run to heed the tender voice,
Who sang your cradle soug.
All be steadfast, true and kind,
For you maY not have her long.
Cairo, H., July u, 1851.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

Halstead's New Pap Y.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Murat naIstead,
OF the Cincinnati Commercial Gosetc, will
begin the publication .oI Il Blaine cam.
paign paper in this city next. He has
rented a large room on the first floor of
the Tribune building and has fitted it up
elegantly. CAas. Emery Smith of the
boycotted Philadelphia Press, is to assist
in the edltor.hip, and the type setting
and press-work are to be fural, he'd by
the boycotted Tr5uRc. 1t is to b, 4
cheap evening paper, and 1t vii be noml-
nally one cent sheet but in reality is to
is to be given away. The National Re.
publican Committee will make good any
deficiencies.
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Indignant NeEroes.

TOPEKA, KAs., August 1.-Two disrep-
utable coored women, who were arrest.
ed and refused to pay their fines, were
committed. Yesterday they were put to
work on the streets with other prisoners,
with balls and chains attached. The
novel sight attracted great crowds to
tie street. There was intense excite
ment among the negroes. The action
Of the authorities was condemned and
circulars were issued for public meet
Ing, -Four hundred colored citizens met
In the open air last night, and in very
bitter terms denounced the Mayor and
passed resolutions TO that effect
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Announcement.

After August 9Th to regular Subscribers
who are not in arrears, The BULLETIN will
be delivered
FOR 20 CENTS PER WEEK,
Payable weekly, or WEEKS for One Dollar.
No reduction for payment in advance, but
if subscribers prefer to pay yearly or half
yearly in advance, they can do so without
extra charge,
The BULLETIN will contain ALL the h.
cal news without fear or favor, and six col.
umns of telegraph news ~ hours in adj
vance of he St, Louis morning papers.
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The Iri2h World on Blaine.

In 1891, when Mr.. Blaine was Secretary
OF State, all Irish AmericaL citizen named
Michael BDynton, Who was held in jail in
England, MS . suspect, without trial aud
without cause, applied in vain to his gov
eminent for protection; when the editor Of
the Irish World Patrick Ford, addressed
the following "opcn letter" to Mr.. Blaine:
"You, Mr.. Baine, Immediately on enter
ing upon the Office of Secretary OF State,
raised great expectations GA this subject
You Iumpeted it forth to the Nation
with vigor and volume thai speak well
for your political lungs, that hence(or:h
the badge of American citizenship would
lie a pnde and a safeguard to man over
the wide world. These expectations
YOU have not realized. | cannot
understand your conduct. 1t is cxplaina-
able only by ignorance of the law, or trea-
son to duty. As a substitute for your dis
charge Of duty, however. you tell us that
YOU would chcerfu,Iy counsel the President
to appeal "to tie friendly b,nevoleuce of
the British Government in behalf Of Mr..
Bpyn,on. THIS is very kind Of you indeed
But you mistake, Mr.. Blaine. This is not
an "Irish relief measure The man who
asks YOU to do him justice who asks you
to do your simple duty in the u.atter-is
not beggar at your door. He scorns you
and your appeal. When lie read your in
sulling proposal in the British press, his
indignant soul flashed this over the ocean
to President Garfield: II hope you will
never submit the honor Of the Republic
which | fought to maintain to the dcgre-
CATION OF an appeal to the cowardly Brit
ish Government, which Is incapable'of ex.
tending to my countrymen the Commonest
imstcem Whatever humiliation the
country is SUI .cted to, is due, not to such
noble hearts, but to the administration of
which YOU are chief minister and adviser
and which, Ignoring the traditions of better
DAYS. meanly and traitorously abaudons cit.
liens to whom it Is bound by every princi.
pie of honor and law to extend protection
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RES IN PEACE.
Iuterring Of Two Of the Dead Arctic
Heroes.

Iuterring Of Two of the Dead Arctic
Heroes.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, August 9.-Shortly
after ten O'Clock this morning Light Bat
terry F, of the Fifth Artillery, at Fort
Hamilton, under command of Breyet
Major Randolph, entered the repair yard
OF the Union Ferry Company, at the foot
of Atlantic street, where the men dis
mounted. 4 mounted police squad of
sixteen men, under command of Captain
johnson, also arrived about the same
time, and rendeNouzed in the yard. out
side on the street Il crowd assembled
which increased in numbers as the time
approached for the Cortege from Gov
errors Island to arrive. But at twelve
o'c ock, when the steamboat Chester \.
Arthur hauled up at the pier and
General Hancock and staff and Post
Chaplain Dr. Goodwin in his surplce
stepped ashore. The Arthur was fol-
lowed by the barge having on board the
remains of two Arctic heroes, Private
Charles b, Henry and Private Il. II.
Schneider and Light BIttery b of the
Fourth Artillery. The caskets were
upon caiSSons draped in mourulug. 1t
was nearly 1880 before the line formed
and marched to the Cypress Hills Gene
terry. The body Of Schneider was placed
in a receiving vault until his relatives re-
turn from Europe. TIE body of Henry
was inferred with military honors,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

BosroN, Mass, August 9.--Co'onel
Thomas Wentworth IIigginson comes
out in the IiOmaR'S JoarRil this morning
with an article stating that he has in
quired into the charges against Governor
Cleveland and discredits them. He says
if the acts charged ever hlppcued, tn y
occurred many years ago; that Cleye-
lands official and personal life are now
blameless; and that woman suffragI>tS
can properly support him, The UOmtn'S
Jomnal prints Miss Anthony's b aine
manifesto, but editoria.IY repndiatrs II.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

CATTLE MarGct firm and : EDDY; extra
steers, SB.ljG 40; far TO good native shin.
ping steers, 81 rA6OO; light to me luIrn
steers, Si.SjpjlU; good butchers. SiiOujuO:
common, SJGlni.Oi; Curn-iud Texas. stWA
iGi; grass Texans, StJiGttl0; miNcl butch.
err, common 10 choice, S3IJ04 ~: srurl.rrs
$j.2ju3.sj. feeders, -. ljlli-O.
SH.Er- Market dull aud unchlntrl: mud!.
nm, S3sjWi ~; good to choice SLnu,GU
HOES A tive ana stcidy: g5oI h extra
Workers and butchers SGIuntii. lirh. ~ "a.
er,, Si.A0~j.,j; good mediums sung rs;
PIGS - O0aj2j.
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An Inoestuous Beast.

FLEnARL IND, August 9.-Conslder'
able excitement was caused In the south
ern part the county by the arrest of a
farmer named Jno, Wallace, aged forty,
on the terrible charge of forcibly having
criminal intercourse With his daughter,
Young girl aged fifteen. The evidence is
strong against him, being given by the
girls brother aud sister
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

CATTLE Receipts 1900; market steady:
native steers, go to 1900 pounds average,
si.GpnG50, do, $50 TO l,lO) pounds average.
st7jn52'; stDcNcrs AMI fec icrs, >3,0nL1;
cows $40 1870; Texas steers, lair 10 loJi,
S3.hItLi9j
lIDGS- Receipts, 5000; opened weak AMI
clio e lower. Sales at $iAUDi.I!'.; mainly,
Ghb,C
SuEEr-Recepts, lOj; stead; natives 90
lbs. average S3.2j.
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A Western paper says; For all pains st
Jacobs O. j, is unsurpassed.

Thirty -four years a victim of Catarrh. |
have tried many remedies. One bottle of
Elys Cream Balm gave me more real bene
fit than all the rest. 1t is a safe and valua-
bic medicine A. L. Fuller, Dandy, N. Y.
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POLITICAL ECHOS.
Kelly's D.p,omacy-How 10 AVOID the
Taint Of Boiling While
Boiling.
Ha.stead's New Penny Pap An At
temp. TO Show Pole
Raising.
Kelly's Dip macy.

NEW York, August 9.-Thc Times
Saratoga special says consultation was
held last night between the leading Tam
many chiefs, at which it was agreed that
TammaDy Shall at the next grand coun-
Gil pass formal Endorsement OF Clcye-
land, and avoid the faint Of boiling, then
the members, as individuals, can cast
their votes for Butler. The leaders said
Butler will get l9.2gths of their votes.
That will defeat Cleveland.
PRYOR FOR CLEVELAND.
Roger \. Pryor publishes statement
that he is for Cleveland and not for But
Ter a. has been alleged.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
CAIRO STAR LAUNDRY

would respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
Cairo, tina have opened and am carrying on a
first class laundry IN the rear Of winters Block
ON seventh Street, where am prepared IN do iii
kinds OF work IN MY line IN u -Uutror and work.
Mau-hIp style, dytying competition and AT
reasonable figures. All work guaranteed, and
prompt payment fanny goods ar lost.
MARY HENSEIY.
y. -En'rance to laundry, through the private
entrance to the Winter Block. = 2t3n
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Another Brute.

CARRoLLroN, ILL, August News
has Just reached here of an outrage on a
Mrs. Welsh, in Scott County by a
Young man named West If he had
not been taken to jail at Winchester,
he certainly would have been lynched,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
1t Attemp S TO Show.

NEW YORK, August "a morning
paper publishes four-column article at
lacking General Buffers claims as a
friend Of the laboring man, 1t attempts
to show by citing extracts from the Con-
gressonal record, that he has acted in
the interest OF corporations, has helped
to vote away the public lands, has fought
the Thurman bill, favored suspension of
habeas corpus, hedged on the Chinese
question, approved bayonet rule, and
been in fact u sham reiormer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
Buffers Strength in Michigan.

DETROIT, MICH, August 9,--Lyman A.
Brant, prominent member of the Green.
back party, was asked what he thought
OF Buffers political prospects in this
State as seen from his standpoint. He
said he looked for a vote OF at least So.
900, and possibly 100000, In this State
for the GrceDback Labor candidate.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
Retrayed by His Mistress.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Johnny Jour-
dan, the notorious bank burglar and
general CT minal was betrayed into the
hands of the police by his mistress on ac'
count of jealousy. The woman had been
cOncealing him in her room.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

Butler is immensely popular in Mlchl-
gan, and will call ont the full strength
of Chc party, as well ~ draw numbers
of good votes from both tn other par
ties He thought, now th,t Batter is
positively ia the field, that Grecnba,kcrS
will cast a larger vote for him in this
State than the Democrats viii for Clcve-
In nj
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, August s.Moncy to =. Pa.
per - to Gis. ar silver at nos. Tx.
changes etdt: iN!a0ls2'g long, lslH@I4i,
shorl Go .cr mants nru States dull,
bcnls Irregular stocks declined after
eleven O'Clock but towards midday he ,une
nrmCr, aud nd al,cl a g. |. Tire &. ltOis,
lOi; As, llSi5; igs ll9S. paciHcs, Is. III
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Cleveland and Hendricks Pole Raising.

ELKINs, w. Va, August 0.-This town
is named in honor of Stephen b. Elklns,
Mr.. Bl ines campaign manager. Yester.
day the citizens raised a large Cleveland
and Hendricks pole amid much entbusi.
asm. Steve Elkins did not take hand
In the celebration, though he is summer
Ing at Deer Park, not far distant.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10

Matthews. The charge was that the lady
and Jones were caught In very com,
promising position. The report says II
was an act of "impropriety' and great
Indelicacy, but not criminal"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

Grand moonlight excursion Tuesday
night. Ice cream free. On board Three
States. 2t
Charleston, Mo-, has Cleveland and
Hendricks club numbering two hundred
aud forty votes
Fresh Oysters at Joe Seagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER.
cia. If
Bob Jones, agent Of the so" line Of
steamers, has returned from his Florida trip
He come back Friday, "all broke up"
A new supply of James Means 3-dol,
lar shoes Just received at W. Z. Ghol.on's
Father Kearney Of Cape Giardeau,
will sing high mass at St. Patrick Church
this morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Vlrgie
Busk, of Chicago, will sing in the choir.
Black and colored Satins Mt so cents
per yard, at Mrs. WilIiamson's. At
Mr. Louis Herbert is having ore OF his
Eighth street houses repaired and dressed
up internally and externally Tor Mr.. j. T..
Lehning, Of Charleston, Mo, who viii occu-
by it for merchant tailoring shop.
Don't roroet the GRAND moonloht ~
curs:on for Tucsdsy piobt, Gents 30 cents :,
ladies' 81 cents,
--Ahout TWENTY-FIVE little Girls took tea
with rt,In oOneen - Ress;e Ford IN Thurs
d,v ot,ernoor in honor Of her sixth birth
day The I;tt,e ones made fine weIkin RING
with their shouts of laughter and innocent
sports.
Now i yonr ,ima ~ hwy fin. and
,,,,,,,s oFou dosos;,.iors o, oos, =, NJ
w1Ii.usor,s /,
r ,
= ~ - i'''-' ior' a Sp'o''' 'c
~" W .''' ''o's" "''u i''"oy ~ wa VIM
o' ''''' '',"n0''o" ".S'' '-''"'"! j. W ''V
pu' Pose u ''.o''pS = in'"' o''S u ''"I0 VI
Dlfec'o'S' 10 HI vacancy by ofuef Oh Tue
VIVA ""'' i''''' ''''''' '0''''
ueh'lcmen' Il VI want Tie o'st shoe
IN the market buy the james Mean ) dol
lar shoe. Fer sale by W, h. Ghoison' 1t
Capt. Thomas ". Shields and Misses
Alice Halliday, White DunnnP, Maud
Casey and Mary Twin were TO leave last
night on the steamer Arkansas City for up
the Mississippi river. They are bent on q
pleasure trip up around the lakes, to he
gone several weeks. Lake Minnetouka is
among the scenes they ,xrcct to visit. A
more interesting party could not have been
made up.
ladies will find !, r. tbeir i,toros, to
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CLARK & LOyETT.

Notices In this column cree lines OF Ic-r % eel
one Insertion or 81 ~ per week.