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THE DAILY CAIRO BULLETIN : SUNDAY MOKNINU, OCTOBER 8, 182. THE DAILY BULLETIN, OFPiCK: NO. 711 OHIO LKVEE. KSTKHED AT TUB CAIHO l'OSTOFFlCK KOH VUAXSMIS8ION TUIIOUUII TUB MAILS AT SEC OND CLASS KATES. UFiUmAL PATER or CITY AND COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS. CO HON RH. Mr If VI r(. ER ALD authorizes UK to an nounce hi in mi m candliluto for re-election t the otllee of I'oroner of Alexander couuty at tho com I ng November electiou. Si'lHKH. Ht'l'IIIINTINDINT. W'c are authorised to annonnce that Mrs. I'. A Taylorlsan Independent candidate lor re-election to llieofllce of Ooiiuty Miperiutendent of tmhllc In structions, suhject to llie decision of the voter of Ihu ciiuoty. Wt artuiuthnrtiicd to announce that Mrs L. C GIHH.1, of Thebes, i candidate for tlio offlce of County Superintendent of Schools at tho cruralng election. COUNTV U.BHK. Wo are authorized to announce tint Mr. SA YU KL J. ill'MM will be an Inrtc jn-ndtni candidal!) for the office of Comity Clerk at the cumins Novum ber election. COUNTV COMMISSION Bit. M'o aro authorised to state I hut Mr. .1, 0. MUL CAUKY, of Commercial Point, will lie a candi date tor County Commissioner at tho coming No vember election. ArTKM.ATI Cl.F.llK. We are anthon)l to announce that K. A. D. VlLB.YNKS, of Jefferson county, is a candidate for Clertl oftlio A) illiitu Court in the fourth Division of Illinois, subject to the decision of a caovemion of ilio Democratic party Ml Kill FT. We are authorised to announce Mr. JUI1N HOlMiES at a caudidate for Sheriff of Alexander Couuty. I'UUNIY JUMiK. Ed. Bulletin: l'lcasc announce my name ai the cahdidatu of the people for the ottlco of County Judge at the November election. JUSTUS K. Ol'SN'INUHKM. We are authoriiied to announce the name of WALT Eli vVARUKItaacandlda-efortho offlc. of County Juiljjo of Alexander County. We arc authorised to anuotiur.o .lustice JOHN II. UolSINSON nti an Independent candidate lor Cimiitv .Imlje at the coin ing Novemncr election. OOCNTV TftRAHUiiBll. We are authorized to announce Mr. MILES VV, I'AKlvKU hk an Iudeoendent candldato for treas nrer of AI. vitidcr couuty at the coming November SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS. Notices to ihti column, cignt centa par line for nrnt and live ceuta per lino each subsequent iuser ttou. Kor one woek. M cents per line. For one tiiouth, tii) cen t er lino. A Fine Harbor Shop. Win. Alba, on Commercial avenue, has the must extensive aaI as tine an equipped barber shop us can be found in any city. His employes are misters in the trade, whoso razors are always smooth and keen. His establishment is large enough to meet any demand upon it without any tire some waiting; and Ins patrons go away pleased witli him themselves and his work Give him a trial. Teams Wanted. Wanted fit ty tea am with scrapers to work on New Levee street. Work will commence Thursday the 28th itist. Apply to ltobt. Biiri, superintendent of streets, or to myself. N. B. Thistle wood, Cairo, 111., Sept. 20. Mayor. 50c. per Can, Extra Selects, at DclJuun's. Old Machinery Casting's Wanted at Hetioie's new foundry for which the highest prices will bu paid in cash. Call at No. 93 Ohio Levee. tt John T. Kenmk. Best Oysters in market at Dclkuu's 50 Ohio levee. Use Tine Caiuo Bulletin perforated scratch-book, made of calendered jute utanilla, equally good for ink ur pencil. For sale, in three sizes, at tho olhcc. No. 3 and 3. five and ten cents each by the single one, by the dozen. Special discount on gross lots to tho traoe. .Merchant Tailoring. Messrs. Smith & Briukmycr, mer chant tailors, Washington avenue near 8th 6treet, are receiving a full line of new for eign and domestic goods of newest patems lor suiting and are ready to receive orders and manl'acturu suits of the bent qual ity cloth and guaranteed tit. Their prices arc as low as best goods can lie soltl.U-5-lin Union Bakery. Flour is cheaper and tuy loaves are made largo that my customers may get the ben efit. These large loaves sell at the bakery S for 10 cents. 1 1 - not petbllu bread. My bread is pronounced by those who know, to be the best in the city. Itutncinlicr it is big loaves and hold only at Ttit! bake shop. You get the full worth of your money. Try it. 0'2-lUl. FltANK KltATKY, Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora ted stub, suited to any business, manufac tured aid for sale at tho Cairo Bulletin Office. Fresh Oysters at llellaUnV, 50 Ohio levee. .Slimmer Excursion Tickets. The Illinois Central rail road has now on sale excursion tickets to all the principal summer resorts in Wisconsin, Iowa, Min nesota ami Michigan; also, Denver, I'ueblo, Torouto and Niagara Falls. Hates low. Caller address J. II. Joiiuh, Ticket Agent, Cairo, fur excursion guides. A. II. Hanson, General Passenger Agent. Vor Oysters go to DuHaiin's, 50 Ohio levee. Sproat's Retail Ice box. Cou&uinois of ice are notified that for their convenience I have built a largo Ice box on Eighth street in Cunditfs store where irn in anv ouantitv can at all times bn n!. tainod. My customers will remember that their tickets will bo punched at this stand uvt the same as by driven 01 wagons, tr. John Bi'Hoat. Found Estray 1 Odq horse with saddlo, no bridle on. Owner can havosamo by proving property and paying expenses. Apply to Mrs. J. H. Bkkcheh, 13th St., bet. Wash. Ave and Walnut. 50c. per Can, Extra Selects, at DeBaun's. ICE! ICE!! niucNixl Out of the fire, cor. of 8th and Levee, my icehouse and office is at present at thu City Urewery, on Washington avonue, So tween cUh and Oth streets. Orders will bo tilled same as usual, both wholesale and retail. Wagons supply regularly every day. Jacob Klkh. (JENERAL LOCAL ITEMS. Notice In these coinrans, ton cents per M?ie, ch insertion and whether marked or not, if calcu luted to f ii ward any mm' buslucsa Intercut aro always paid for. Mr. E. A. Burnett is back from St. Louis. Mr. I. W. Barclay returned yesterday from Chicago. The advertisement of Lambert & liichardson's Dramatic company appears elsewhero in this issue. The Post Office saloon by Joo Itoneker is one of tho coolest, quietest, neatest ami best supplied resorts in tho city. lino. Mr. O'Callahau has just had a neat, comfortable cottage completed on Wash ington avenue, near 21st street. Tho Cairo Presbytery meets at Nash ville, October the 12th, and continues over the following Sunday. Sells Brothers have brought action for damages against the N. W. H. H. Co. for refusing to transport their circus. A new two story frame residence is to be erected on Washington avenue, near 21st street, by Mr. Charles F. Neliis. Johnson & Co. have on draught tho best Bohemian beer in the city. Free lunch every day t 0 :!30 o'clock. It Don't fail to stop at Joe Honcke'rs Post Office saloon for refreshments of the best sort. lino. A new serial story is begun in this issue of The Bulletin, which will prob ably run for three months and prove fully its interesting as the one just concluded. Mr. Al. Goo. will probably go to Cen tralia for a few days this week on a visit to friends. His place in the Comique band will, in that case, be supplied temporarily, A negro named O. S. Jones was fined three dollars aud costs by Magistrate Com ings yesterday, for refusing to pay street tuxes. or to labor upon tho streets. Sunday school will be held as usual uptown to-day. The house in which it has heretofore been held, was rented out for another purpose a few days ago, but another has been secured. Mr. J. W. Kennedy, formerly express messenger on the Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans railroad, has recently been appointed agent of the American Express company at Natchez, M'isb. A good, steady, reliable boy who wants to lourn the printers trade; otio can guar antee satisfaction and that will not want to matiago the office before tho end of six months can get a place by applying at The Bulletin Office. Must be a white boy. The Prohibition candidate for congress in this district has accepted the nomination in a leter of nearly a column in length, in which ho makes about as strong an argu ment in tavor of Prohibition as can be made. Mr. Joseph Itoneker is low established in his new quarters at the corner of Four teenth street and Washington avenue, and Invites his friends t) call on him. lmo. The county board at its last meeting increased the county poor fund by five hundred dollars, making it twenty-live hundred dollars. It also increased the saltiry of the county superintendent of pub lic instruction to three hundred dollars. There will be services to-day fit the usual hours, morning and evening, in the Methodist, Presbyterian ami Episcopal churches. Tho Lutheran and Catholic churches will also have their usual morn ing services and Sabbath Schools. -Mrs. Dr. Marean, who has been very sick for the last five weeks, is somewhat better, although still quite feeble. As soon as she is able to travel she will go to Florida for a season, hoping to regain her last health in that salubrious aud health ful climate. A reunion of tho soldiers of the late war will bo held on tho tair grounds near Miuphysboro on Friday and Saturday, Oct lUth and 14th, 1882, under direction of Wortheii Post, 0. A. it. Tents, rations and everything needed will bu provided on-the grounds, and every man in Southern Illi nois who shouldered his musket in defetiHO of his coiiutry is invited to nieo., talk over old times and renew friendships formed on the battle field or in the prison pen. Captain W. K. Murphy was in tho city yesterday on a campaign tour. Ho was well pleased with the state of his canvass. lie is meeting with favor, not only from al Democrats, but from many prominent He publirauawho believe him to be better qualified for tho position he seeks than Captain Thomas. Tho confidence in bis election is growiug firmer with every visit he makes here, ami the same feeling pro- vails in all parts of tho district. A young white man named Bud Bran nou, a generally suspicous character, was ar rested yesterday upon the chargo of vagran cy ami of gaining a livelihood by gambling or other unlawful way- Ho brought be fore Magistrate Comings for trial, but swore that ho couldn't get justieo . there and took a change of veuuo The case was continued until Monday morning by Justice John II." Robinson. Brannon with several cyprians, made himself disgracefully conspicuous at a bar becuo at Hodges Park some time ago, when Constable Martin invited him to mako himself aud companions beautifully scarce, which he did after some fruitless remon strance, lie is not a model citizen, neither are those with whom ho habitually and in timately associates. After referring to the intended erection by Mrs. A. B. SalToid of a memorial build ing toher deceased husband, to bo used for the Cairo public library, tho Bloomingtoti Bulletin pays the following well-deserved compliment to Mrs. Sadord : "Mrs. Safford is a woman of large wealth, whoso gifts to the public are must discriminate and judiciously made. Tho public library in Cairo which has its inception in the deter mination and energy of sixteen Cairo wo men, owes its prosperous existence since its beginning In 1879 in no small degree to Mrs. Safford'g constant interest and sub stantial friendship and she now proposes to supplement this interest and friendship by the erection of a permanent, house for tho institution." The following concerning tho wedding at Ullin on the 2nd inst. of Mr. S. C. Cook, of this city, to Miss Ella B. Crary, of Ullin, is from an account of the affiir in the Pu laski Patriot: "The ceremony was per formed by Uev. D. J. Little, of the M. E. church. No cards were sent out, and only a small company of friends were present. It was one of the most quiet, beautiful aud impressive marriage scenes ever witnessed in Ullin. The happy couple took the train at onco for Cairo, their future homo. Miss Crary tilled a place in the very best society here and wherever she is known. Not only was she an ornament to society, but of great service as a Sunday school teacher, a good singer and organist in the church, and a model of lady-like deportment on all social occasions. These sterling qualities will be of use in her present and future spheres of life, which we believe she will honor as she has her former relations." The actual gross earnings of the Chesa peake & Ohio for August were $381,451, an increaso of f 10,000 over tho estimate; net earnings, 172,844, or 43 per cent of the gross. Increase in gross earnings over last year, 118,000, and in net 4jJ5v000. The earnings are sufficient to pay "the full inter est on the company's bonds, Including tho currency. An officer of tho company says henceforth the monthly net earnings will not fall below $100,000, and within eighteen months will exceed $200,000; moreover steel for the double track will be purchased without interfering with tho earnings. Steel has already been purhased to begin the double track. The Old Dominion Steamship Company will hereafter run four or five steamers weekly to Newport News, as the pressure of trade at that port requires it. As the weather has remained fine so long the cotton growers bavo applied them selves closely to gathering lntheir product, leterring the ginning process to some fu ture time. The result has been that the cotton seed oil mills in various parts of the country have been compelled to defer the lay of starting. The Cairo mills, tinder tho direction of Mr. O. W. Davis, were to have been in full operation since the 1st inst., and Mr. Davis has contracts for seed in a quantity sufficient to run the mills at their full capacity and at double time all through the milling season. But the good weather, and the expected bail weather, has delayed the arrival of seed for about twenty days and thus interfered with Mr. Davis' arrangements here. But the mills aro being put in condition tosturtup as soon as enough stock shall have arrived to keep them run ning. Mr. Davis, who was taken hick with malarial fever during his absence it) Ark., is gradually recovering under tho benign influence of Cairo atmosphere ami splendid caro ntThe Halliday. Ho is able to bo about daily. Tho following extracts from a letter by Thomas M. Logan were read at a meeting of tho temperance club of Murphysboro a few days ago: "I write asking how you all aro getting along and how the tem perance cause is in our county. I have written my acceptance of tho nomination, and if elected will do anything in my pow er to promote temperanco in our state. Stopping at Cairo ami along the lino on my return home, I will enter tho fignt vigor ously, ami do everything in my power to bo elected, and I hope all my temperance lriends will do all they can for mo, as they know how I am BiUmted being away for my health. I am writing to every ono who has temperanco at heart and think will uso their influence for mo. He0 tho Independent that come out plaiuly against temperance. Wo all aco where tho fight must bo made. I would not have permit ted my name to have come up beforo any other convention except tho temperance. If they think I am tho man I shall bo true as steel. 4 ' . "Your old friend, "Tiios. M. Looak." COTTON SEED OIL IN COOKING. Some days ago Secretary Simmons and Mr. Hill, ot the St. Louis cotton exchange, made some interesting experiments in making buscuits with cotton sood oil, ami published the results which were very sat isfactory. Shortly afterwards Secretary Simmons received the following letter trom Paris, Texas: Dear Sir I see my friend Mr. Hill has been exhibiting a biscuit mado out of cotton seed oil. At homo when we ca6 ob tain tho refined oil no lard is used for any purpose from frying chicken up to a pound cake. My wife prefers tho cotton seod oil j it is sweeter, healthier and costs much less. Wo pay 75 cents a gallon for the oil when we can get it. This equals by weight eight pounds of lard, for which wo pay 16 cts. a pound, the difference in favor of the oil being 58?a cts. In using tho oil you must uso just one-half the bulk you would of bird; that is, if you uso two tablespoons of lard in buiscuit you should only use ouo of the oil. Commonsense seems to dictate that a pure, sweet vegetable oil must bo prefera blc to steam refined lard, made of the Lord only knows what. Respectfully, J. E. Rouerts. Mr. Roberts is cashier of the Exchange bank in Paris. JUDGES OF ELECTION. At its last session which was concluded Thursday, the board of county commis sioners selected the following judges to preside at the polls in the several precincts ot the couuty during tho next November election : 1st Cairo precinct, Goo. W. McKeaig, Tho's Wilson and Wm. Mcllale. 2nd Cairo precinct, A. Comings, W. M. Williams and J. II. Goasman. 3rd Cairo precinct, John Vood,B. F. Blakeand John VanVactor. 4th Cairo precinct, D. J- Foley, C. F. Mollis and Geo. E.O'Hara. 5th Cairo precinct, Cha's Lancaster, J. J. Bird and James Carroll. Beech Ridge, M. McKenne, John H. Parker and Simon Marshall. Lake Milligan, N. Hunsackar, Geo W. Rial and James W. Ice. Goose Island, Andrew Naw, John Walk er and Win. Stenvenson. Santa Fe, A. II. Ireland, John M. Dor ton and John Bishop. Thebes, Martin JJrown, S. Marchihlon and Tho's Ilobbs. East Cape Girardeau, James Billingsley, James L. Sanders and Ezra King. Clear Creek, P. McRaven, T. J. Fink-y and Henry Goodman. Elco, S. B. Veck, Ja's I) Whitakcr and ami Sam'l Briley. Sandusky, D. D. C. Ilargis, M. Fitzger ald and Henry Dunning. Unity, W. J. Milford, Wm. Ireland and T. J.Craig. Tho judges will meet in their respective precincts on the 17th instant for the pur pose of registering the names of voters, and will meet again on the 31st to revise the register. Registration is necessary because theel-ction is one of state officers as well as others. A FULL STATEMENT. UK I'llOCKEMS OK TIlK KAIll AND FESTIVAL LATELY HELD KOll THE I'UKPOSE OF COM PLETING TIIK KISTEIl'S CONVENT OF THIS CITY. SUBSCRIPTIONS. From collectors 1st ward, $49 50 " " 2d " 00 50 " 31 " 04 50 4th " 125 00 " " 5th " 45 00 " Col. S. S. Taylor, 50 00-$ 454 50 1'UOCEF.IlS OF FAIR, THREE NIGHTS. Conductors Lamp $250 00 Refreshment tables.... 180 00 Fancy table 147 00 Supper table 137 00 Door and tickets 04 50 Gold pen 55 00 IWofficc 8 10-$ 841 (JO Total receipts.... $ 1,200 10 EXPENSES. For conductor's lamp. . .$18 50 For clock and pen 7 50 For watch man 3 nights. . 4 50 For musicians 4 00 For gas 2 50 For window pane fit) Argus for printing 2 00 Bulletin for printing.... 2 00 Moving piano 2 50 Handbills and tickets. . . 3 50 Total expenscso .... $ 37 00 Net proceeds $ 1,258 50 The foregoing is a full correct statement of the receipts and expenditures and net proceeds of the fair. The report would have been published before now, but sev eral subscriptions were not tollected until this last week. All but four or five of tho subscriptions have now boon paid, and those four or five delinquents may yet come for ward and pay up to tho Sistors if they be so disposed. The result of this series of fairs is some thing unheard of exceeds that of any thing of the kind ever given in tho city. The pcnplu of Cairo manifested their inter est in tho Loretto academy in a very sub stantial manner, anil the Sisters are very grateful to them. Free ot Cwt. All persons wishing to test the merits of a great remedy ono that will positively cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs aro requested to call at Harry W.Schuh's drug store and get a trial bot tle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption free of cost, which will show you what a regular dollar-size bottle will do. (1) For Tba Cairo Iliilletln. A DAY DREAM. Dark fir trooi rilnn In their majeity Towered the rod heart ot tho caul to greet, Tho toft groon mosi In dewy brillancy Lay iiroaHud and aliliilntj Win her. HnK'rlng feet. The iinMilne wondered hi in fragrant air lu uoldaii landols touched the distant hllla, To flud thu awuct face of a atrauuiir tlieru In glr.d eyed wonder, viewing rocka and rills. Unuaud to uatnru's Rrailducr and wild grace, It gavo a awciit pnlHiitiou of turprisu And awe that from her aoul crept to bur face Aud shone aa'atara lu mid night of her eyei From toll green moat to height of gloomy fir, From earth to calm bluu banner of the cklea, All naturt seemed to breath oflove to her. Oct. Oth, mi. LINWOOD. IS CAIRO HEALTHY. Mr. Editor; Cairo and St. Louis offer me equal in ducements for business, aud I must de cide in a very short time which place to move to. I much prefer the former, did I not get tlie idea oy reading your paper that it is very unhealthy. Week after week I see announcements of Mrs. A. B. C. uud Mrs. X. Y. Z. going off for their health. In fact, I think their names are mentiored in that connection a3 otten sometimes as two or three times a week; till I am getting as well acquainted with them as you are your self. I have written some of my acquaint ances in your city on tho subject, but they aro firm in tho conviction that tho place is healthy, and urge mo to "como on." I on ly hesitate on my lamily's account, as I do not wish to locate where they will have to leave me alone most of the time. I have no fancy for a home with only servants for my company half my timo. The death rate of your city'is always small, and I rarely ever hear of a man being sick. How is it anyhow? I know you have the finest hotel in tho state, an Opera House that cannot be ex celled, a fine public library, excellent schools and churches, tho grandest rivers ami railroads in the world, cultivated peo ple, and business enough for double your population, but bow about tho health? I have Been in your city numbers of bright eyed, healthy young ladies, and rosy, plump little children; but I'm mystified about the perpetual ill health of Mrs. A. B. C. and Mrs. X. Y. Z. Oblige me if you can with soaie information that will decide me in my business location. W 1 T. Evansville, Ind. The Bulletin assures "Wl T." that ho may rely upon tho information received by him from his Cairo acquaintances, as to the general hcalUifulness of the place. In the absence of statistics, such as nearly all other cities of Cairo's size periodically prepare and publish, from a record of deaths scrupulously kept, our opinion is based almost entirely upon casual ob servation, but we feel safe in asserting that no city can show a smaller death rate for any given period, in proportion to popula tion, than can this city. We may go fur ther, aodsay without fear of contradiction, that, upon a sanitary basis, there is no comparsion between Cairo and St. Louis. In tbo latter city the death rate per week is, on a fair average, ono to every four thou sand people. In Cairo it is hardly one per month among ten thousand people. In consequence ot the into nooi there has doubtless been more than usual sickness of a mild character throughout the Missis sippi valley, but, in this respect, as also in respect to tho material datnago done by the flood, Cairo suuYrcd much less than her share. Thes'i floods and their consequences, thanlcs to trie passage, in spito of President Arthur, Captain Thom as and the eastern speculators, of the river and harbor bill, und to the work that will be done by its authority, will probably not recur. We would also warn "W IT." not to allow the "personals" in any of tho papers anywhere, about "Mr. A. B. 0. and Mrs. X. Y. Z." to outweigh tho written testimony of his acquaintances, or to influence him in thu least in his deter mination upon a future permanent resi lience. The expression, "left for their health," as applied to most of the "Messrs. A. B. C." and "Mistresses X. Y.Z." who leavo any city, is a mere commonplace re mark; it has degenerated into as meaningless a term as tho thoughtless, ungramuiatical and doubtfully appropriate remark, "it's a fine day," of your friend who, rubber booted and umbrella covered, jostles you into tho overflowing gutter in a frantic en deavor to pass and avoid an imminent hur ricane and cloud-burst. But, furthermore, while there is such a thing as "to leavo in order to regain failing health," there is also such a thing as "to fail in health in order to gain leavo of absence," and well, doubtless "V 1 TV'can imagine himself as desirous of making a junketing tour, without being encumbered by his poor, patient, really Invalid better half, ami then ho can appreciate the latter remark, ami understand the reliability of ordinary news paper personals as indicator of the health fulness of any locality.! .. . i i i r Translated from tho Omnibus: The now proprietor, who in his life yet no fire arms in the hands held has, must natural ly now also the noble passion of tho chaso indulge, hits but nothing, and tho him ac companying old forester came in thousand embarrassment. Ono time were both upon the hare chaso. "Thunderwoathcrl" growled tho now Nimrod, "again tho beast hot hitl" "It lies on the haro.your Grace," excused tho old. "Ho was very small. Wcro bo only five or six inches longer botn, io had blin your Grace certainly hit." nkwadvkhtihkmknth. Noticed In thla column throe Unci or leu 85 cents onelnnurtton or $1.0J per week. WANTED An agent la thla vicinity, to tell Watched on installment plan. LI he ml termi to the right party. Addrtta Heorotarr Merrlmao Watch Company, Ilavirhlll, Maai. 6t-e-o-d. 'ANTED: A homo containing aevon or eight rooms and niiei'Hdarr out ilnnr pnn.ni....... Apply at the Hox Factory. 0t. ' A NO. t)NB FEKRYUOAT FOIt HALE.-1U f"ot long, as fuet beam; wilt carry alxtuen two home wagoua. Price four thotidand dollar For In formation addreta W. A. CADE, MUlni Leavenworth Kannai. UOH 8ALK.--Hlanks, Chattal Morgagea, Hpcctal J- Warranty and Warranty Deeds at the Bulletin J oh offlce 7S ( lb lo Levee . T PRINTIXO OFFICEH-Wo have a large utock of 34xM, No. 1 "M" uew that we will sell to iinnlera only, In iota of not Ichi thun two reams, at I2.)prraam cash. AddnmE A. Burnett. Bui etln Otllce. fOll SALE. rn?io 1 ""."'epow'-r upright engine. In eood conditio n and 1J loot horizontal a flue bolleri, wttballthe valvea, pipe, new heator, drive well wl'r? hew Hiaoke stack all completo, pr'ce !,,) Address K. , Burnett, Cairo. Ill, tf. WAM'KD.-Three ludlui and two gentlemen of pleasing address to travel in lltrht, honorable and prolltablo bu"iii('Hs Hend home aitdrcsa (direct and number) to TAVLUK 4 CO., ot) Oris wold atreet, Detroit, Mkb.. whose representative will call and explain business. Kefereccua re quired. AMUSEMENTS QPEIU house: TWO 11IGIITS AND MATTINEE -ONLY. Friday &Satimlay, Oct. 13 & 14 And Saturday Mattinee. Engagement or the Celebrated Emotional Actress Julia Blake. Supported by tho Favorite C'ommedtan HARRY ROBINSON, Lambert Richardson's Superb Combination or - JiO - FirHtclass Artists - J20 FROM The Leading Metropolitan Theatre. The only completo Dramatic Company (carrying thelrowo ailver band and Orchestra). FRIDAY NIGHT - - "TVVVITFS" Saiurdny Muttlueo . "1 he linker's Dauihter" bsturday Mght Lemoua." OHBERVE THE PRICKS. 7Sc. 5oc and 2V, no extra for reserved feats. Now on sli t'HrtniHti' ni...... ...i.. ... cents and ih cents; children W centa. JAMES KELCH& CO. scccBfgoHa to II. T. OEItOULD AND C. 1 N K W L A N" D. PLUMBERS, STKUI AND OAS FITTERS, DRIVE WKI.T.S. VDHf'K AXTl LIFT PUMPS Fl'KN'lSHED AND PUT IT I. A W ORKMAN LIKE MANNER, ( AS FIX TURES Of fell Irinritf ftlrnltihA.t n.A. A.l .!.... bronzed; Jobbing promptly attended to. Orders received at Dmiul Ua'tinan's or at the shop, COMMERCIAL AVENUE BETWEEN NIN'KTH AND TENTH STREET9, :vnto HALLIDAY BROTHERS, CAIHO, ILLINOIS. Commission Merchants, DIAMHB III FLOUfl. GRAIN AND HAY Proprietors) EgyptianFlouringMills Hiirhaet Cash Price Paid for Wbeat. -Manufacturer and Dealer In PISTOLS RIFLES Oth Street, bctwoen Cora'l Ave. and Levee. OA.HIO, ILLINOIS I CHOKE BORING A SPECIALTY, ALL KINDS OF AMCNITION. Hafti ItepalMd. AU Kindt oi Koyi Mado.