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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-27

passengers eia points without an y deIa,
caused by sunday intervening. The Saturday after
loon train fIom Cairo arrives In new York Monday
norniug al 1875. Thrty.six hours In advance Vi
~ other route,
tH-For through tickets aud further information
Apply al Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
j. II. JONES, TlcKet AsehI
4. II. HANSON Gen PAsr. Agent Ihloago
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

Shelving, counter, show cases and look.
ing glasses tor sale cheap.
/. FARNBAKER 81 Co.
1t Cor. Seventh OF.
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Hewett can supply you with the best
Oysters in the city. If
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Look for the Red Light,
at DeBaun's So Ohio levee.
c. Koch. Manufacturer and Dealer

'' ""N'"'SA ~h" De"ASA
in boots and shoes, keeps always on hand
large assortment Of gents and ladies' boots,
shoes and rubhers OF all style and size.
handmade goods speciality, also always
on hand leather and findings. 1t will pay
YOU to call on him before purchasing else
where, His prices are very low and salts
faction guaranteed.
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Place your orders with Hewett for
o. sers and Fish. If
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City Otllcers.

1ayyr- Thomas " Ha hfay
gtrarutcr- Cuallts Y. Nrhs
..cfkH DtnlIr. j, ruley.
Counsellor Wm y. Gilbert.
harrlal- Jam s, Reaiden.
.'fHrrDv ..fuul urLlpCks,
Police Magis'rate-A. Comings.
sOARD or ALDERMEN
fir-, W.r1--N m. McHalc Harry Walker
second ward G. X. Woodwa d, &. \, aughst
Third WGrd--Joh Wood, lg or, Saith
Fourth Ward , hsfir. o. Pater Ssmuc Orr
.Irh WArd-C ~. lancaster. Henry uui.
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Hewett's Oyster Depot IS on Eighth
street, one door enst of Commercial. If
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County officers.

o'rcut J Idgc-D. j. Baker.
Circuit C.erk--A. u Irwin,
County JUDGE, II. Robinson.
County CLERKS. j. iunm.
County Attorney-hngls Leek.
County rreg.urer-Mlier v Parker,
sherliI--johu HodHes
CotOner-k Fitzgerald
Comfy COMMANDMENT. ". Hallidly, j. II
MulcaheY ard Peter Sam
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Weather Report,
WAR DEPT SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S.A.
WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER 20, 1884. (

The following table gives the tempera-
ture Mt the points named this afternoon, the
observations all being taken at 2.l2 p. m:
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r. X. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. K


Trains deYst. Train arrive.
tMail......-...2:2l an 1Mail.........4a5a m
Express }A5 D. m fEIprrss...uil As u m
Isl Louis Z 4 l!;2o 0. IN. fSt Lolis tx !:l5 y. m
/. c, II. II (Sourhern Divson)
tMail ...........i:i5 a.mItN. u. Elk =. l:iU a. NJ
TEIpress"."...iO=Oa N ~. y RI. li:l0am
tAccom.-...... IS y IN. ~. o. Ey 70. 4:2O 9 N
ST. l.. d I. NJ. X. X.
Express. ....l0;30 IN. Express -.. .S:l0p. a.
tSt. l.. EL.."..y:pA a I I l.. EI. .6:l0 D u
W., ST. l.. d T. X. X.
Mail 4 Er."..4tOs Am. Mai Il TX y.3Op.m
Accom- ...... 400 p. m. Accom- .....l0:30a a. 10 .
freight..".... - m Freigh; ......6.is pm
MOBILE ONO Il, X.
Mail .........,5:2 am. Mail....... 4'lHp.r.
Express s.m EEpr ss"...... 1870 IN.
TkSAs & ST LOU. X. X.
50 l.. Tey. Ex Com 81 l. & Tex. tx II IS am
Chi Il Tex EN.. 10 IS a.n. CHI Tex En-. la
DAILY except sunday. Daiy
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For q Good Meal

or good room, 60 to DeBnun's, So Ohio
leyce If
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ae.llns . ra.. q Dsan I.lehmond.

.I,va a story about Dean Richmond, .
ia : rs;Iroad man to 3 Globe easo-
s-a1 :, ~snorter the other day, shat |
know Is true. because was there l
have never seen it in print, but tnlnh
II IL AZ good one as was ever toia on
the old man. Il happened up IN new
York Inlet me see-'56 oeneVs
near Richmond had an office IN Bunalo
then in little seven-by-nine nulialnS
that he held sole possession OF. wen,
&C dav while the old man was scr1o- |
bling avay-You know he wrote mana
n eou,parison with which Horace
Greelevss writing was ike print-a tel-
low hat had a lot of shingles piled up
at a station fifty or sixty miles a91a a
the Central walked IN Dean iooAe1
up and asked: :,
= What dye want?
1--we got some shingles down here
want to sell you
ss'Well; you go back home ana wnen
I want 'em I'll send for EN-, ana the
old man commenced scribollng AGAIN
stAbout three months afterWard the
shinpIe man wanted to go to Albany
for Something or other, and wrote 70
Richmond asking for pass. In q day
or two he got a letter about eight words
long, written on plain note paper anu
stoned Dean Richmond. There was
not a man in the town that could make
ont anv of it except the signature pu1
the single Spectator supposed 1t was
Deans Way of making out pass SO
he took the train for Albany and pre-
sented it to the conductor, VINO glahee :,
at il. said AN right, and handed Il
t hack to him. Well, sir, he Travelled lor
3 weeks on that piece of paper, until one
dsv he landed in Buffalo again. Pass
t ing Richmond's Office he thougnt ~
would drop in q moment ana tnan =
+, the old man for his courtesy. nc s'1l1
4 Mr.. Richmond, l am very mucl
e obliged to you for that pass.
: "'What pass? was the gruh II
9 Spouse. + ma
o month or two ago.
o 90 didn't send you no pass.
Eyes. YOU did; here it is. said In
d sbiuole man, producing the paper
g "0ld Dean took it, studied over II
1t. minute. got purple in the face, an
shouted in a voice trembling. VII
ot ANGER: WHY, you -- fool, yot
ut that amt no pass And then, shakin
it in his visitor face, he pointed at
and added, with yell: 1has sly,
~ .'Why in HI don't you send thel
a, shingIesP Dean Richmond. " u ye u
u derstand that, you - - lalots
er "The Single man beat nasty retre
n! and it took the old man week TO co
an down."-St. Louis Gto6e-DenlocFt"'
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cHrRCHEs.

Mrr,toDTsT CurRcH-Rey Alex. +. Watkins,
nastar sabbath services a. IN, and p. m Pray
er meeting every Wednesday night Sabbath Schooi'
GA m. ". l. Nugent, Superintendent
wrsr JACKSON NIIssIoS.-Rev. c. B. Galloway,
D. D., in charge
PREsRYTERIAN CHUECH.-Rev. John Hunter, D.
d., pastor Sabbath services Il a NJ, and Fl ~,
PRAYER meeting every Tuesday night Saooath
ScbanI q a M J. L. Power, Superintendent
BAPTIST CHuRcm.-Rey. II. F. sproles, pastor.
Sabbath services II a. m, and p m. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday night al oeaoeA- 0"'''sii
school, 9 a. m.
BETH ISRAEL CoSGREGATIoS--No minister at
present.
CATHOLIC CHuRcm-Rev. II. oberfeidt, pastor.
sabbath services-HIass m, High Mass, 10 a. m.
Vespers and Sabbath School at p. M Mass every
morning at I O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Rev. VIM. short, Rector.
evening services 1 O'Clock Sabbath School 91z a.
M VIM. s. Hamilton, snpt.
CIrRIsTIAN cHuRcH.-No pastor at present
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A Frontier Came Of Poker.

While a party of us were refreshing
ourselves in an inn at Thomson Falls
n shot and a veil outside caused every
one to drop what they were about and
rush to the door to see what the dis
turbance could be. Another and an
other shot cracked out, five in all, and
then there came the cry, IAN Indian
On toast.n | ran to the place and be-
held a swarthy red man lying on ms
back, the blood dripping from poth
his sides. His right hand spasmodlcally
clutched large buteher-knite, ana ms
murderer stood over him with the
smoking revolver with which he had
done the deed still in his hand. every
chamber of which was empty. There
he stood haranguing the crowd, justify
inc his action in strong, excited Ian
cuaoe. which seemed to meet their APP
probation for every once IN While
could be heard such words as Served
| him right ssIYell done pard, 'Anoth-
er GOOD Indian. and the like. The VIC
| tim bore the name OF Spokane Jim, and
the SLAYER was known as Hiram Parry,
SON of Bishop Joseph Parry, Ogden,
Utah.
r. appeared that the Indian and
Parry had been engaged in q game OF
stt1d poker with some others, IN which
Parry came off with large gains Spo-
| kane jim was the most expert gambler
Of his tribe and could not brook defeat,
so he drew large butcher knife and
made desperate lunge at Parry, who
received him coolly at the muzzle OF Q
revolver, with the result as stated.
Parry gave himself up without resist
/ ance.
A frontier jury was hastily impaneled,
who immediately sat on the case, re.
turning in five minutes verdict Of
s.self-defense, and Hiram Parry was
a free man forever. having once beer
nut in ieopardyof his life and acquitted
| The Jury then adjourned from the case
sine die and into neighboring saloon,
where q few minutes afterwards I saw
the late prisoner inviting them one
and all to ..stcp up. gentlemen, and
partake Of one of the necessaries O
| iffe. a strange sight in strange
eountrv.-Cs ssw a. Aieae Cor st Losfsl
Globe Democrat.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OFFICERS.
enCIEn,Y DIRECTORY

Po,rl Lodge No. % tAIasonic)-Meets Sd Monday
night OF each month W. 3 Hamlltoh' w ~
Clias. L. CASTOR, Secretary.
Jackson ROYAL Arch Chapter No 6.-Meets IN ~
Monday night Of each month. Matt +. Asi' IL
p. ". s. Hamilton, Secretary
Mississippi Commaudery No /, knights IeH4Pia[
Meets ii Monday night Of each MONTH Matt
r. Ash, L. c. Oliver Clifton, Recorder.
Capitol Lodge No II, l. o. o. F-Meets every
Thursiay night. 4. &. Moore, n. q. W. A.
Whiting, Secretary.
cboetaw Encampment Nc. 3, l. O.. O. F.-Meets
1st and ID Fridays. Geo. Fraser, thiet fatrifchi
W A. Whiting Scribe
Pearl Lodge No 30, knights of Pythias. -Meeis
% and Attn tuesdays. Rich, Griffith, Z. G.; l.. NJ
Parker K. of Il. and ).
Central Lodge No 764, Knights of Honor Meets e
"a and 4th Fridays. j. L. Power, Dictator; 7, y
CampbelI. Reporter; &. L. Galeeran, Flnaheia
Reporter.
Jackson Lodge No. 1853, knights and Ladies 2
Honor-Meets "a and 4th Wednesdays >.
Power: Protector; Lac. Kahn. Secretary.
Knights OF the Golden Rule.-Meets I'd and %
"Wednesday in each month, at the " est 9aeS Sf
Hall. Geo Lemon, Commander; W, T. bradiey
Secretary
Icc Council American Legion OF Henor-Meet
| tst and Id Tuesdays Fl. NJ. Taylor, Commander
| q. L. tiaIcerau, Secretary. A..
| Mannasseh Lodge No 202, l. .. D. b-Aeet
| every second and Fourth Sunday at their Loo.
| Room in the Jewish Temple. T. Bloom, President
| II. Strauss, Secretary
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1INrrrn srArrs cIRcuIr couRT

The regular terms Of the United States Circuit
court commence at Jackson on the LIST Mondays IN
Nav and November. Robert A. nfll judge jas
NJ Mckee, Clerk
The District Court of the United States for the
southern District commences at jackson on 4th
Mondays June and January. Archie McGeneea
Clerk.
For the Northern District, at Oxford, on LIST Mon
DAYS in June and December. Geo. A. Hill, Clerk
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,1,t1E STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MRS s, BEIs1
smith. Of S,,Fbay, Ohio Mrs. Polly NIiii q =
Mrs Erneiine Chapman aud her husband, = he,
stF5' N AZ CsriariAe Licking county, one
a M HeIen Rose, her son and daughter, believed
:, ba infants fwidow and children Of Geo A. hgsel,
an Of Colanabsts Ohio; Mr.. Gieman Rose, @ Ltias
80, Ohio Mrs Ellen Clemons, whose resiueiiee
Il unknown and all other persons, the helfs an ~
distrihutees OF ROlin Rose, deceased II IneIs "
any others: You commanded 70 appear pSiOas
the Chaneery Court for the First Distie' u ihiHu
County, Mississippi, ON the
2d Monday of September AssA
| - tho r,bancary Courtroom, in Jackson, Missis
inni to defend the suit in said Court OF W ATE
| HgIJmau wherein you are defendants.
| L. 81 Cont this 9Th day OF August, 1854.
W. T. RATLIFF, Chaneery Clerk
| aug.6, 'S4-5W.
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Parrots.

tow weeks since the papers gave
the story of a parrot that was iona OF
nickles. and to get one put ms heau
INTO n lar in which sweet pickles were
kent The pickles were so Tar below
tbe surface of the vinegar that Poll had
| ~ immerse its head in the sour liquor
before it could crafty its appetite. Inc
result was that he became pald-Aeao-
ed parrot. Ia ~otor
| occasionally some one would re1er
TO the loss of its feathers by saylns:
$50 you've had your head IN the SWEEP
pickles. Poll!" One day bald-headed
old gentleman, on entering the room
! where hung Polls cage, was saI ,
| bv the bird screaming out: 1oess
you've had your head in the SWEEP
AMUSING as is this impudent excla-
nation of the parrot, it is paralleleo
by the saving of three other parrots,
which the present writer reports ana
The cace of a Massachusetts parrot
banos liz photographer reception
room tt is not uncommon for a lady,
inst rs she has finished her toilet, pre-
1aratory to sitting for a picture, to DC
| Startled by the birds impudent e5 ss,
marion. .iOh nv! amt she daisyE
A Rhode Islander. who owns brlgh'
parrot, keeps q private school for chii
5~an At recess the children are al
lowed to play in the yard; but are Tor
bidden to 90 into the street The LADY
Is in a part of the house where sh'
cannot see the children; but no soone
has one of them slipped out OF the yar'
before she is at the door to call In
She knows of the disobediienc
through the parrot. His cage Is num-
Inv the front window, and as soon as
, child. wanders on to tic sidewalk In
bird screams:
Children in the street! Children
the streetp' -,
Another of these feathered take;
belongs in the town of F, IN ID
same State. His owner, being too ION
/ | of New England rum, sometimes com l,
i nome so intoxicated that not even u
d bird fails to notice it. At sucn TIM
Poll seems 10 share the family dlsgra'
c for he screams angrily;
eShut the door! You're drunk! On ~,
i the door! You're drunk!'- roam
Companion.
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c,TAYIOS NOTICE.
w,,,,.x THoxks AND ". F. KISe,l FRANKLIN
rs. County.

,v,r,.x THoxAs AND ". F. KISe.l Franklin
y Is T.or.a,IE County
IANrs n. TRoUsDALE, AND ALL PER
sons having claiming any legal . OF s fT
;L,s-st IN the following described lana s7 ~; y.
lnIeLess - ~ 5sh day Of March, A. D. 1883, =:
81 Of nel sw1of ne1 pea q me- ,onship
net ~ "a Iot / section ., township , rang
east NY d nN ns Of nE Is sT tea n hH !.
SEA "a -. All that part north Of lands o. 2;
Whitehead heirs also tsat par W RPIie heirs,
30 9,oTxnship s. range /, east, containing IN
tie aregate about SIX hundred and tIe :, a5pesr
sesn9 more or less You are comm aneed - eIt
49, 49,; NJ NJ Wentworth, Clerk OF the Snah. =
Court Of Franklin county MsspRl N q n S q
~ n 49,, 4 D. 1854 at Rules, 10 defend the SUI
in chancery Court Of said County o. are defend
ant. W: ~; y n ~ u !. e,srTTopTH. n C.
June Il, 1884.
| CAssEbY & PROXY, Solicitors
1 aug. g. saw.
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pUHr.rc INSTITUTIONS.

LusArIc AsYLum-Dr. t. j. Mitchell, superin-
tendent.
Superintendent.
Superintendent.
denf. Hamilton Hoskins & Co, Lessees.
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FOR SALE.

VpIE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JUDGE
HowRY on University Avenue, in Oxford,
Niss The Mace lies in the heart Of the town, con-
yenient 10 the State University, churches, pubic
square, depot and all the schools. Contains near!
i've acres embracing fine garden spot, grove, grass
hts and orchard Residence has eight rooms, be-
sides office in yard Terms easy. Possession given
~ an '''-e CHAS B. HOWRY,
iuly9 SYST. Oxiord' MISE
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urTns ooTryTY cuANcERY COURT.

First District, at Jackson, on q Mondays March
and september-f days. second District, at Ray
monfl. on ga Mondays June and December-l2
DAYS. e q Peyton, Judge; w. T. Ratlih, ChanceFy
CIerk-ofHce at Raymond; A. @. Moore, Deputy
once ct Jackson.
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HrNps couNrr crRcuIT couRr.

First District, at Jackson, on list Mondays Janu-
arv is aavs and 4th Monday in june, Is days.
second District at Raymond, LIST Mondays Fehruary
"a days and Sd Monday in July. Is days 1hos- }.
Wharton Judge: Wiley Potter, Clerk-ofhee at
RAYMOND; VIM ]. Brown, Jr., Deputy-ofice ct
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The CLARION.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUsT Is. 1881
Before Sailing.


Lean closer. darling. let thy tender heart
Beat against mine that aches Wltn heas5
nrop tty QUICK woman's tears to sooths thy
All mel that could case my sorrow sol
But men must work. sTgeethearts and women
So says tie song, 20 runs the worlds be
Yet tine VIII pass and tender comfort creep
With hope IN company unto tiny preast;
Now, ere we part, while yet on np ana cneek
Close kisses linger, el3nging passionate.
There IS farewell word love IAN "Ou4o
A tender thought love iabors 10 translate
In earnest words, whose memory through sHe
Shah calm thy soul, aud dry thy dropping
tears
II in the garden when the roses blow.
Or bv the shelter Of thine evening IRE,
If any Winter gloom, or SIMMER e.ioH. ..
Thy soul floats seward with fond desire
fFondpr and stronger than thy tender use;
Think thou. lone longs Tor me HCfoS9 '"S
And #. sweet falling Ike the evening de Tvs,
Il ereesal peace eafoids thine hesrt anu
Then LAY sag thou. dear. with softly bated
breath, s.A.s .s
tfIp some lone wilderness Dey Oil9 ~ 80,
Whether in 5ight OF hfe or room OF o eit9'
Nv lovcr's spirit speaks 70 Goo iof Ile.a
Riss nae lie loved without doubt or dIes9'
We are not suBdercd, though iafe"e" w
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NOTTCEl

DITRSUANT TO DECREE Or CHANCELLOR
the undersigned is now preparing Schedule
- the assets and liabilities OF Greens Bank 70 be
fled with the Chancery Clerk. All persons indebt
ed to the Bank, by over-drawu account, OF ey nete
tbs s.nne futbgith are requested to do, and the
amount of same will be omitted from the schedule
al Indebtedness To the Bank
u j. L. POWER, Receiver.
Jackson, Miss July -, 1SS43-w.
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MINT Send six cents for postage, and
HIt1NI receive free, a costly box Of
FnIIH goods which will help you Ia
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All, of either sex, succeed from first hour. Tho
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absolutely sure. At once address, TRUE 4 Co. .
Augusta, Maine. lmy21, sally.
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SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
APPOIETMzNT OF
Commissioners Of Election.

rx.4F STATE BOARD or COMMISSION Elss
- EI.EcrloS.H win meet at the CAPIToI.s u
he CITY Of Jackson, on THuEsDAT, tne 80 =
H. ~ AT-ef.sT. % appoint Commissioners u
- - 80 o. tbe several COUNTIES IN the STATE
me Political Preference and Post-ohee adazs
of each applicant for appointment should be stAis0
N ~ s aiiasions should Be addressed 70 the IN
ae--igred 81 JACKSON D p. PokIkk
Sscretsry State Board Of Commissioners
sng6 SS4-3v. "
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ANTDoTE 70 MALARIA.

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mans Nv. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra O.
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The feeble grow
strong when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bit
tiers is used to pro-
mote assimilation Of
the food and enrich
the blood. Indiges-
tion, the chief OBJ
staele TO an acquis-
ition OF strength by
the weak, is an all
uicnt which infalii-
blv succumbs TO the
sction Of this peer
less corrective. Loss
OF flesh and appetite,
failure to sleep, and
growing evidence OF
premature decay, are
speedily eounteract-
ed by the great in
vig0rant, W Ii i c h
braces up the ply,
constitution against
fists and Dealers gen
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HOME AGAIN!
MEDICAL.

030 WEEK, sl2 day at home easily made Costly
"a Outfit free. Address TEUE s CO., Augusta, nS
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z. CurpTSFRsI send for our Select List Of To-
"A ~ Newspapers. Geo. p. Rowch Co, 10
Spruce St, n. y.
aug 6 's4-1m.-
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shan cain calm tby soul ana dry tby dropping
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

Tee, closer. darling. let thy tender heart
Beat against mine that aches Wltn heAsg
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-16

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Jan. ia sensa.
tionsl divorce suit has been commenced In
the Circuit Court OF this city, Mrs. Mary
Gsrthwat, q prominent and popular mem.
Der Of Bloomington society bringing suit
against her husband, Louis Garthwait, a
iewelry merchant Of this city, charging him
with having attempted to kill her few
days ago by drawing q revolver and firing
one or Two shots. The bill also alleges the
most extreme acts Of cruelty. On one oc.
casion he threw her down and attempted to
cut cut her tongue with 3 butcher.knife.
GarlhSait had been pro min Mt resident
of d bennington for number Of years, and
lived in Cincinnati before he came here.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-16
Fires.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan. lo.-Morris
Il. Tresuch's wholesale tobacco estab fish.
ment was burnt last night, considerable
stock saved. Loss twenty thousand, fully
insured.
SOLOMON CITY, Kas., Jan. I5.-The
Hall House, the oldest hotel In central
Kansas, burnt last night. Los, unk nown.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. l5.-Ths Are
last night in the Germsnis white lead
works caused loss OF of several Thousand
dollars. The entire works contain stock
valued at a quarter Of a million dollars and
NARROWLY escaped,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-01-16
MIssOURPs SCHOOLS.
Statistics From superintendeni Cole
mans Annual Report.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Jan. l5.-Super.
intendent Coleman has completed the s4th
annual report Of the public schools OF
Missouri. 1t shows that a marked i'm
provement has been made. The number
OF school children 10 81. Louis, including
the county, between the ages Of 8 and 20 is
H., 036. The total amount now held to the
credit OF the school fund 10 So, 900 131. IS.
The number Of school children In the State
Is as follows; White, 1850; colored,
AZ, 1913; total, 162. 900. White children at.
tending school, 1909, oolored, %, $40;
total, Sill. 800. The number of teachers
employed In the State 10 l2,077, and the
average salaries paid month S46 81. The
amount paid out for teachers wages, last
year, was $2,543, 5S2 %. School property
of the State Is valued at 50, 2S9, 400 95, and
the total amount Of receipts paid into the
school fund during the year we're A,212,-
1879 9S.