Yl'-ih--
5ht inlUtin.
Anilottnoment1'
ld'l,Pe,,,0,' .
Ws an nlhorlzl to announce the name p!
Jkartw o iuff of Jackson county, as candi
Ai? tojSuSvtta Irrt J ticil circuit, m or.
Moiled I by "f oersl assembly, ap
Jiw i. U77. end composed of the couii.
CflT j"nder. Hardin. Franklin, Jackson.
Vuuo, pope, l'ulaki, Ssllns, I nion end W II
lismson. fcltctiouUrit Monday In August, A.
U. 1B77.
OL'R TOBACCO MARKET'.
The constant and steady growth of the
Cairo tobacco market la a eource of cratl-
ncation not only to the gentlemen who
have been Instrumental In building; up
the market, but to every buslnps
man and citizen o( the city.
That Cairo Is assuming a lront
rank amonjj the leading tobacco mar
kets of the country is a fact recognized
by dealers everywhere, and It Is now a
common occurance to find nroonsr the
buyers at the sales here represcnta
tlvrB of the lcadinc houses of
the eastern cities and ot Europe,
To substantiate this assertion we may
here state that at a ealo a few days ago
thirty hogsheads were sold to a single
house and shipped direct from Cairo to
Antwerp. One ot the reasons to which
the growth of the Cairo tobacco
market may be attributed is our
unsui passed railroad faculties, nud tbc
consequent low rates of freight to the
East. With the Cairo and Vinccniies and
the Illinois Central railroads, competing
lines, shippers are able to secure low
rates and prompt and speedy delivery ol
tobacco on the eastern makcts. Not only
this, but the Cairo market Is the easiest
of access and the most convenient for the
producers of this section. With her live
railroads and two great rivers
she posseses great advantages
over all competitors, and par
ticularly over Padueah. 1'aducah
with her lack ol shipping facilities cannot
obtain the favorable terms that Cairo
shippers obtain. As lor the matter of
prices the Cairo market compares well
with all other markets in the tobacco
growing regions of the Southwest and
surpasses many ot them. In another
year Cairo will be the tobacco market of
the Southwest.
IXDISTBIAL HOME FOK UIItl.H.
The following editorial which we take
from the Chicago Inter-Ocean ot a recent
date will be read with Interest by the peo
ple of Cairo. Sirs. Dr. Wardner ot this
city was the irst to suggest a 'homo lor
. lriendless girls," aud to her unceasing
labor Is due la a great measure the favor
with which the project has been received
by the public. The Inter-Ocean says :
The Chicage dailies have reported the
several meetings recently lielu In Chica
go in the interest of tins new philan
thropy, yet in response to the commit
tee we gladly ugaiu refer to this ques
. tion ol practical interest to the entire
state. There is no need to emphasize
the claim ot this good work uuon the
sympathies ot every lather and mother.
every Christian, every philanthropist,
every eiatehuiuu. l ins Mate cannot at
lord, it should uot dare, to risk the con
sequences of allowing six hundred little
children, under twelve years ol age,
w nnn iln umU vul www. - . , '
say nothing ol the licUe tvuils wandering
everywnere in our cities and towns.
There wbb no command more frequently
emphasized oy inrut, umn uie clt-re
peated one, "reed uiy lambs: lnas
much as ye have done it unto tt.e k-a-:t ol
these little ones, ye have Uoue it unto
Me and airain, erily 1 say unto vou
if he shall otlend one ot these little ones
ic were Deiter unit, a iniusione were
hanged about your neck, and were
drowned In the depths of the sea."
The men and women who have deter
mined to provide a home forthess little
ones now oiler the opportunity to every
man, woman and child ol the state to
enlist In this enterprise. The associa
tion has been formed, 'the Treasurer, Airs,
Alyra Bradwell, has tiled her bond; the
President. Mrs. Dr. Wardner, of Cairo,
111., a woman that all delight to honor,
nas consecraf 'U ner time and energy to
the work. The membership lees have
been placed at $1, and the Secretary,
Miss Carrie Cadwell, of Chicago, is
ready to receive names, if there is
prompt response to this call, the home
can oe Bpetuuy opened; if not,
theso little wailing, ;hearth-hungry
children must wander on through all
the weary days. ' Can any mother dare to
kneel beside her tenderly guarded dar
lings and fail to remember the desolate
little orphans, helplessly drilling into
crirm and sin r airs. c. a. uostwlekin an
interesting report upon this subject in the
Mattoon Gazette, says: "This home will
take children between the ages of five
and eighteen years, who ar deprived of
proper protecting care, ami teach them
Industrious habits and sell dependence,
aud instructing them in the branches ot
a common school education. P.on
edictlons are showered upon the heads
of tho brave women Irora all
quarters, and while comprehending that
obstacles, many and great, are In their
pathway, the fervent 'God bless yon.
strengthens them to the t-flort. To this
end all local benevolent associations
throughout the state are cordially invi
ted to unite In harmonious action. In
this work it is sister, asking lor
alster, no longer gathering her
own spotless robes away from the
unholy touch, but putting out a tender
liana wi eiasp uitj utmirettiicu one look
ing with loving, pitying ryes Into droop,
ing, tearful ones ; dropping kind cheer
Jul words into eager, llstning cara. To
such an end those who met in Chicago
feel that they have only hid the corner
stone, over which shall be reared a mag
niflcent and beautiful structure, bcarlnir
testimony that woman can bo just to
wuuiau.
HARPER! AOt7.l5E rOKJILY.
177
Harper's magazine for July contains
nine illustrated contributions, with
eighty-live beautiful engravings.
Among these papers, an especially time
ly and curious article is contributed by
Maurice Thompson, entitled "Hunting
witn me L,ong-oow," illustrated by Miss
Bridges, and Messrs. Beard, Gibson, Ab
bey, Davis, and other distinguished art
hits. The writer's experience lor many
years In this novel sport yields a rich,
fund of information and striking Incident.
John Mulr, the scientific explorer of
the Slorra, contributes an original de
scription of novel phenomenon, w hich
he entitles "Snow Banners of tho Califor
nia Alps," with illustrations.
Tut remarkable battle between Gen
ral Herkimer's FrovlHclal troops and
tiw British forces, with their Indian allien,
Sear old Fort Schuyler, August 6th, I877J
k graphically described In Ilarold Fred
eric's illustrated paper. "The Mohawk
Valley in the Revolution."
Mr. Lynn Abbott's elaborate and en
tertaining article on Westminster Abbey
is illustrated by twenty-six beautifully
executed engravings, Including repre
sentations of architectural features, aud
of the most Interesting monuments and
relics.
Tho Orkeny and Shetland Islands are
described by Edward Roberts, with nu
merous Illustrations of their picturesque
scenery, ancient monuments and social
life.
II. D, Minot contributes another bright
and Interesting illustrated paper on
Bird's Xcsts.
"A Beautiful Charity," A. I. C, Is a
charming descrptlon of a yislt to the
Poor Children's Summer Homo at Bath
Long Island, with four illustrations.
While there are in this number so many
descriptive articles, the literary character
of the Masrazine Is well sustained by the
remarkable serial stories of Charles
Reado rnd It. D, Blaekuiore; by short
stories from the pens of Miss Constance
P. Woolson, and Miss Augusta Stevens
aud by poetical contributions from J. T.
Throwbridgn, Bret llurte, Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps, Ellis ti ray, John B. Tabb,
and George Eunt. Mr, ThrowbrUlgc's
poem, 'The Wreck of the Fishing-boat,"
is a thrilling story in verse, with ilvo il
lustrations by Sol Eythnje. Bret llarte's
poem, "Ou a Xaughty littlo Boy, Sleep
ing," which opens tho Number, is ac
companied with a spirited illustration
DyC. S. Relnhart, Miss Phelp's poem,
"Stronger than Death," is a contribu
tion of unusual merit.
The lion. F, II. Morse, whoso diplo
matic experience makes him authority
on the subject, contributes a very able
paper on "Our Civil Service,"
showing that the "spoil" system, es
tablished during President Jackson's ad
ministration, there was a marked.depar
lure from the policy of the earlier ad
ministrations. The live editorial departments are well
sustained, in comprehensiveness; of scope
and in the novelty of tho m:it rial in
cluded In their various fields.
A Hit? Hook.
,l. Louis Republican.
The trustee! of the, British mu-eum ate
In treaty for the purchase of the largest
book in the world. It is a Chinese liter
ary encyclopedia, consisting of C.103 vol
umes. It was compiled by order of an
emperor of China, who appointed com
missioners to do the work toward the
close ot the seventeenth century. They
massed in one vast collection all native
works of interest and importance in every
branch of literature, lhe commission
completed Its labors In tho beginning of
the following ceutury and the work was
printed. It is called "An Illustrated Im
perial Collection ol Ancient and Modern
Literature." A small edition only was
printed at first, and before long the
greater part of the copper type was pur
loined by untrustworthy officers. Then
the rumaindor was melted and coined
into cash. Accidents have reduced the
nunilMT of f-nnJee rf Mj ,r.-T- tnirinnlii'
printed and but lew now remain. Ouc
copy was lately advertised or sale in FV
kin, and the Briti.-h museum is after it.
Hip ratkardilen will Make it hoi for
1 lay en.
New Orleans Democrat.
I ho general tone of conversation
among those who ought to know grime
thing about It, seemed to lead to the be-
liel that Pitkin through Butler, had taken
up tho gloves in Packard's interest, and
with Kellogg, and others of that stripe,
meant to m.ike it as not lor Hayes as-
they possibly could.
It is rumored, also, that during the
aiternoon a private consultation was
held in Pitkin's olllce upon the subject,
with a view of obtaining more data to
furnish Butler with lor another letter.
Kellogg will remain here some time
watching tho investigation of customs
matters, and, ol course, will do all he
can to assist in the war upon Hayes.
rot i.
PITTSBURGH.
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CA1B0 CITT COAL COMPART.
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jTJ. cour of i
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Will have Cairo every
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Kuril hout muki'd clone conm-otiui.c at Cairo
n'ila lirst-cliias nUuniirb for ."t. Louis, Mviu-
lii.ixaun ew uiit-aus, ana ul j.vaiibvillu witn
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percent i, r utiiuun , March lit and .Sxiittiii
T lr-t. Intcpt n-)t withdrawn U addt-d imiiie
liut-ly to lhe principal of lh- -l- ji-jsits, tliernhy
rivinj( tli-;n coinii-j-in-l intcriTt
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no ono
elflo can draw it.
Own tvi ry I,u.i.i.--?i.!a7 t'ron.tu in. to 1 cm
ul satur'.uy t v, i.iiin I'm un mti d- j.'jmU only
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Offlca 136 Commercial Avo.
2-l-1m Lttiro, Illinois.
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Chronic lM.i-aiM-n tn
lleaK pecnllar, to
uiaia
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New pianos at wholi-ale. ,'f!it l,ar
Ca5AAiin' '-ui!y new, J . tl stop. 1'.
tt,,,a '; Uatops $"-0 $7. li:iro oppoi tniii
itea. Seirorjiau. ut V. lioli'n'e. ilew ure iiiuta
tion. llest ever made, ):f. tnt on .".to
I 'd.,; -' trnt trial, Money rrliin 'ed ai.d fn-iubt
pat-l" both ways li ni.-.iti'.iiictoi v. E, 1
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lan 1, M:or,e.
1 Itiilliiniil In validH. tn si-knii-i
every poiti. n ol the body v. iio.alh.' '.villi the
seat ol thedror-ler, W In n tu .-tuliiat'li liti! to
jierfonii its t'..M.!io!i-, t.'.t liver, houeiit, nervis
vein-, artr
are all rii-r: of lea-allei tt'd
Thee i.diii'
ink- lhe pr.;
a piir'um ,-.
them ouck t.
n-i.M r-'j'urcs nitdii'.iiie, eonihin
-iti-i ol a s'.oiiuchic, an a.tentive
a t-ti.f, und a sedative to Lrinif
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in lh. ir j ,i j : -united
in
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f-)n-jii,it-:,:
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tail t .ai
11.IJ
ll.lilaall
k.tiitl
ly l'oi- i i . -1 i if - ti-i-1,
-. noid hy
i, and iln
uil tlrug
$55 to $77;';.:
j:i't:t, M.lil,c
v on u r
V1CKLKV, A.i-
a day
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wanted, (lulft
il
A t Am;. eta
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r-ifion. J..,:.
pr ,ietv :i,;r
l-lllliit"-. I.. -lit,
tleii a lu i.: i
Western I !,-,
noble :l,er ,
tine illn-lia:,'"
in I KM -. -
pO.tp.,i'l p.r ! J
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who f pent I-' yeir In ildn
t
xiiliU of 1,'old ami -.ilver
' ;';d und iTnzilitf re-olirees,
i' - a.'ri ii.-iiin. lieliaiH, and net
' . ivitii llit-m, iidniiiK and wild
I.1'" Halerl.llln, hoillliK ITt-V'-ers
until, n-e gorirei, etc. With it
i. , ai d new loup. PriiM; OM.V
) I by all riewndi aler", or fent
"lit- l,y IXJSM-.I.I.i.V, l. U
er, I liieao, III.-.
DRUNKARD STOP!
y. i . m i ll- M. D., forrni-r.y of Ilo-ton. h:is
an.irinie-en.-e for l.M KMI'KliANI.K hn h
lan o, n w. in ,n i ne kiiowieilK': o. the pa-
U' ljl. .,.' u.- ,,r !,,j
Opium Habit
I'trriiin-iii nireH KUiranteed in both. Aik
dnirist- tor it. Aedrem
, , l-r.l.US A i ., Ilirrninirham, Conn.
"JACKSON'S BEST"
SWEET NAVY
CHEWING TOBACCO
was awarded the hlaheat nrize at the centennial
'position lor im line thew.nir iitialitleB. the ex-
ileil'l Itlld l.tilli. llnrrt,.r .it ittt ,Tu,,..nlii
iiat'.unv. ii you want the ne.-t tolmceo
ever made n-k your irroeer for this, and fit:
th it tai-h iiln lieiiib our blue ctripe trade mark
with Woriia .J.ii knin.' !-vs on it. Sold by nil
I-.. .-.-nil ior Hiuniii" io i , A. J.l.(vjiJ
A ' ., .t.iniiliii-tiin n. I'eti r-biirir. Vu.
nc txtra Fine Mixed Carda, withn.ime
MW 1U C13., pt-MHl. I.. Ju.NLs A LO..
an, X. V.
25 I.STIl.V M VK t'AUIII. no (wo alike,
Mahlea llndi;, . Y.
55 tQ S20 l'?r.''"' ul home. Niinplen worth
, . Mrt. rti t,(j., j'oit
jn., aialne.
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hit. e.iuiniiuiiuii paper, etc., il-1 n one wiit-
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inple, easy, ana tapta. m-iui lor iiiei-nptive
nvuiiir, ami addre&a nil. in ,l A I'll
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H0ME0PATHIST.
K- pccial iittontlon Klven to Homeopathic
treatment ol MtrKlcal Uiscnscs, ull vlironii:
UIkcusch nml (linenHeii ot woiuub and chill
ilreD. Ollioc on Commercial avemto near
Moth street. CAIUO, ILL.
OPIUM
1
ii('ttitkV cun-iL l'uiriiti i im :ii'i
ooc
M tint imaranteeii ntln o, r vt-,
Auaor bruit, hoc . Tm,7M
IHMIm m Pi"d t- ood Aio'iita,
id to looil Aio'iita. A,iv, r I.,., w
Jill u;-' U Ml, .oul., shi
i -jrirTiiTl jui-ri
VAttlKTT MTWKE.
STew-York Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VARIETY STOCK
IN TFE CITY.
Goods Sold Very Close.
Vomer 16th St. and GommerctaJ At,
CAIB0. ILLINOIS
C. 0. PATIEU & CO.
STUATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-And-
dommission Merchants
AGENTS AMERICAN POWDlf CO
S7 OhioJLiwec.
O. D WILLIAMSON,"
Wholesale Grocer
And Deah r in
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant
R. IB OHIO LEVEE.
PMX. L atten'.ioi Wim t j". .ninnn ntj a 1 1
dllinx or l-ri
lll HKSi ;.
INSURANCE.
3AFF0HD, MORRIS
AND CANDEE
Kentral
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEE,
City HkU&nil Bifik Zoildicg, up-iUiri
The Oldest Established Agency In South;
wa uuuuia, reuresenilrirf gvir
nnn ono
FIRE
t
'I lie Southern Hotel l,uni(., don n, uml
yet how many o-ople e:irrv their own
rik". (iontoiice to Henry Nv'i.lN, (iem rsl
A-etit. and htivi- vour prop-in iii-nre-l al
I.MWI'-T liA'Ih.S,
The loi of
LIFE!
In thin terrible St. I.djh Ck- was en at.
Obtain a J.ili: lij.Jiirain:i) 1'olity ul oni e,
tiitn-e ot.e-teiilh ol all fit- di-iithn in th,,
l.'tllteil Stale- ii tin: p -lilt ol rti-ciileiit-t.
This i-lao
MARINE !
Story put forth or tho o r.i,ion. hut U
taken trotii tabular rtilemi nt, the rolihil
ily of whii U ean not he. iinpeaehed.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Dritish Amnrie.a, Assftts tl,lM0,00O
Millvilla Mutuiil. . 1 44f non
Union, of Phila. " - - ilOO.OOO
Firemen's of Dayton " - 42O.0OO
N-w Enulund Lutnal Life, M7.7O0 OOO
Illinois manou a tfunovolerit Sor. lety
Iletire'-enteil by
HENRY WELLS,
Ckxhhai. Ixst'iiA.vcK A fit: sr.
oiie fill M ii ml mill lfonetti ;oiii-
IMiiile lteir-Ni-iilfil,
OFFICE-In thn A'cxander C nintvl! m!t,
1AIT AMMIII.N.
B. F. Blako
Dealers In
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Wall Papor, Window Glaus, Win
Always on hand, the cclthrottd illnmlnatln
AUJtOlKA OIL.
T3roM
X3i.11c11ixr,
Oorner Eleventh Street and Washing
IUU ATODUI
DR. B1JTT5?.'
CISFN3AnY!-:i-VraM
JZL . i ''f-vM h.v"" 0,",l View UHUrimrt
A.'MjpiV' " "tfiiwriieilsiia lli,,- ivei,i,inl.i.,i
ViiJaiJ ''"'K't tl"'iiiy.t, ri,Y,.r r,,nurt!
A l niVATKMF.UICAL'PJtrH'I'TSP n- ..
rrmuo Nature III tK,il, c i,.,, ti,.,iii lan, ,
'.' "!' " II"' ti" in oltulf, Uluiim
ortli
It ll'l
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t I I' , j. '.iiaisi in v tl 111 iV 9 1 tl I
i i.lml i'k ,.,., Culntrli, Cmili-r, lliiuluir, Hi,. I II,
I "I'll, i'., .,il,ii,',.rli nt iin.lrr .i.If'ir III .
rilnl.
iiu:
Alt
o.ree o'K . oiiIiiiiiIiik 4110 rKeniltv, rvll.l Willi
iio!i. oiiil,nuluct, iiont soourely aeuloU on ra.
N, UN, flth .. Uil,. Mo. (i..'.lli.li.S im. r
ii ?t
yM. R. SMITH
Physician ac Sargeon,
Offlrc In Winter's lllnek. rnniri- Hueuntl, ,.!
Coiiimerolal Avenue, (entranm on Seventh.
Kmidenue'lhlrteeutb street, Weal of Wabhltitfton
u
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have formed a co partnership in the wholesald
LIQUOR & WINE
Business, heretofore carried on by F. M. Stockfleth, and will
continue the same at the
OLD STAND
No. 62 Ohio Levee, ,
Under tho firm name of
Stockfleth & Bross
And invite their friends and patrons to call on them.
F. M. STOCKFLETH,
FREDOLINE BROSS,
To my former patrons and the public generally :
Having formed a co partnership with F. Bross who Is well
and favorably known In tho city and vicinity, I hereby return nv3
ltinnl0 fn . nn.l ft i tmr . n rl MA4MMMAnM. . . J I , - : A 1 1 1
uiiinr.3 iui jjuoi isvuis aim (jdiruiiduc; diiu suiicii a continuance
of the same in the future.
'lhe Most Eminem I.ivwk Mitnorii men as
I'rol. Max Milder, I'rof. lyndall, lit. Hon. W
K. tiladntoi.s, l'r. W . II, Lurdinn-r, i'rof. llnx
ley, it A- I'roetur, Frances Tower l.obl. lhe
Inikeof Ariryle, .las. A. Fronde. Mrs. Miiloeh,
Mrn. tJllpliant, Mr. Alexander, MinThacht ray,
Jean ln.-eiow, deorire Mat Donald, Win, Mark,
Aiilhonjr 'J'rolh'i, Malthtvtr Arnold, Henry
Kinsley, W. W. Story, Auerbaih, Iftiekin,
( arlrie, lennytoii, Ilrowninir, and many others,
are reoieimt-:d in lhe tiat of
Littoll's Living Ago
Jan. 1, li-77, TIIK LIVING AOF. entert upon
It J.IJ.1 volume, with the continued cinmeiela- I
tion f the lierit men and JournaU of the country '
and with rodntantlv inertamiiK sucees.
In If ,"7, It Will furnish to It-) rentiers lhe pro- ;
dui'tions of the foremost authors above named '
and many others emhm'iuK the i l,oiiust Seiiul '
(nil short hturies by the leading Fori in Novel- :
l.itt, and an amount i
Un approached by any other Periodical
n the world, of the moot valuable literary and
c.er, ! i II : n atter ol the day, from lhe peu of the
i s linje Kku yibU, heientiMa, Lritics, l'i.-roer-er,
and Kdi 'or, reprexeiiliiiH every ilepartment
of Knoit Idk-e and l'r-irre4.
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petitor, "KVKItY SAI I'ltliA i," hat len
lociK'fl) , i a weekly iiiii(iuine of k xiy-ljtir
I'ti'iM, K'VIUK more tll-n
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yearly. It prt-enta in an inexMnnl lurm
conniderinK its amount cl nutter, w ith freehneea
owinif to tin weekly ii-iie, and With a satisfactory
completenen attilnptetl by no other publication
the ikhI l.-Mi)., Keviewi, tnliciemi, lales
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tnlc, lliofrraplncal, Hnturicul and l'olitiial In
formation, from the entire hotly of Foreign
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ul
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Home." -New iurk Tuneii.
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po.-itavu
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To nil htw fiihfccrlhera for 1.-77. will be sen
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new and powerful "t rial Htory, "The Miiripiis o
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rVoiioc.
Public notice Is hereby irlven to 1 be heirs
of Daniel M. .loncs, dt-ceused, und to all
other persons whom it may concern, that I
will npply tn the county court ol Alexan-
iter county, Illinois, on the l'dth day of June
1877, ul the Juno term 1677 of said court,
to be liold-n at the court houe in
Cairo, in said county, on the third Mon
day ol Juno lt;7, for 'an order ol court au
thorizing the undersigned to sell and com
pound the Ji-sperulo notes und m-counts-claitns
ami demands duo the Citato of
Daniel M. Jones, deceased.
bKUNPA JoN'EM,
June 5, 1877. iltd Administratrix.
Arlington House
J. D. DEANE, Prop'r
Luc uf the ISt. Ch.irlct.
RATES: $2.00 PER DAY
Baggigo Taken To and From the
notel Free.
MISFIT CARPETS.
English Bnissela. Three 1'lv and Inprain
also, bulr Carpet,Velvet Bugs, Crumb
Cloths, Oil Cloths, etc., very cheap
at the Old l'laee
112 FULTOW ST., NEW YORK
Carpets carefully packed and ent to an
part or tho Uuited btutea free of charge.
tf send for:pric:list.-
J A, BBNDALXi
F. M. STOCKFLETH.
ST. OTCHOLAS
'The Kinif of all Publications Issuuff
ior ids xounir on itbr Bide of tho
Allan tie. ' Bouiharapton (EagUnd) OUerver.
llio third voliiBie of this incomparuble
Magazine In now completed. With its
eight hundred royal octavo pnutti, and Its-
ma uuuiireu uiusirauoiH, iu splendid ei
aU, lu uliorter itoriei, poemc. and ket:he,
en;., u:., 10 11s tieiuuiiit dioutnir cl red
and(,'old, it UUie niont nplcndid ((ift-book
for bo)n and plrls ever lued from the
preni. j-rlce, ft ; In full gilt, ..
".ST. Mcuous In lull ol tie choicer
thlDK", I he publication Ii, In all renpects
ihts lii-il of Its kind. We have never yet
Keen a number that was not urprlln
good. i ne i iiiiii iimau. llartlord Uouli
St. Nicholas for 1877,
Which opens with November, 1K7A. heiiin
A fhort und very entertaining serial fitsfi
ion rren-.n,"iite Kingdom ol the Ureedy,'
a story adapted to the I hankmrivinif season
Another serial, ol almorblng interest to hoyr
"ULi OWN MA9TKK."
By J. T. Trowbridge,
author of the "Jack Hazard .-torle," be
gin in tue thrlntuias Uolida; Number,
liesides serial stories, thristmas storle
lively kketchct, pocini and pictures lor Ufl
uotiuiys, and koine toiilbtni lllu-traUouH
ofOriental-port.-'.wiih drawingn by .Sinmettd
an iia
The CbriEtmas Holiday Number
ST. NICHOLAS.
upr rbly illustrated,
utinK paper.
contains a very Inter
"'1IIK B.'jYS OF MY BOYHOOD,"
By Willlani f tillen Bryant ;
1 he Horse UoUd," a lively nUicW. b
Charles A
liimarJ, iplendltliy tlluftrnted
' I'lie Clock in the
iiky," tiy Kiciard -U
l'roctor; "A Chn-tDia. I'lay for Homed
; Mindsy-ncliooli.." by Ur. Kaulr-tton : "Th
' I'eterklns' Chrlxtuias lree,"l,y l.ttcreti
l'. llalo; "i'octry and CaioU ol Winter
by l.ucj Larcoui, with pu turet.
i
Do Not Fall to Buy St. Wicholrist for th
vunsimas noiiuuvs. .Trice 23 vU
Ounns the year there will he Uterei-tirJ
papers lor i.ovm, ,y Uinni Cullt n llryani
tuuutr, i, miner, i uoiiuii, I nifties, 11IU1
llowilt, nr. Iloliatid, ieor-'e .Ma Iouahl
hanlord 1). Hunt, Frank U. StocUton, sn
Ulljei s.
I inero win hp stone, sketch!,, an
i pociim, of special inti rest to girls, by Bar
i noi i rencoii .tponoril, Mlsun -)nllui
! (Sarah Winter Kelltyy, Klizahetli Slii
' Thclps, l.oiu.a Alcott, i.iii retia 1'. Hal
' t ena i nailer, Mary Mapes Dojie, an
iiPttiv oiliem. I here will he alitu
I "TWF.I.VK ,c K Y I'lt.'n ili.S"
I By l'rofeK-or l'roctor, the Astronomer.
I WHU main;, showing "'rhn Stars of Fa,
1 .Month," which will be likely to nurriig ii
; lutere.-t any series on popular scii ni-e ti
cenuy given io tne piihllc.
Atiiut-emcDt and lutriictlon, with Fit
I and Frolic, and Wit und Wisdom, will b
ruinglod as heretofore, and hT. .Niciioi.a
win continue to delight tlie young and h
icuuit: iu iiiw un.
111?: LONDON l.ITKKAKY WOlil.M
HAVB
"ni're I no magazine lor the yotiritfiJ
' cin 10 V" choice proluctiol
l0, .-LiiiiiNKH 8 nress. All t in art n i
whether in prone or rhyme, nro throhbiu
wuii vuiuiy. l he literature an
r rustic il ustrat ona are boih stinerh .
The London Dally News says : "We wlc
no cuuiu poiui oui iu equal in our ow
, ertouicai literature."
OOOD .NEWS FOR BOYS AND G1U
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and 11 has been reduced to $.'J each. Th
three volumes, In an cIcgaHt library ase
i "tti ! io (in luu gui, io), so mat. a
may give tueir children a complete act
These volumes contain more uttl active ma
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I.Itll'OK DKA1.KIM.
R. SMYTH & CO.?
Wholi eale and Itetail Dealerl In
Foreign and Domeitfp
LIQUORS
1VISTKS OF AIX KIHUnJ
Mo. 00 Ohio Levee,
oaieo, ills.
ME8BR9. SMYTH A CO, have eonsUntU
et, and I rlvs especUl attention to lhe wholsiii,
anuh of th buslnsss, twis