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fee .5 I' S3 OD 5 8 CO ViTjC I p. II 0 .22 00 i 9 oe cS -a 3 L. 1 I 9 cc -1 i II -a CALL ATC. M. Crandall's Crockery Store FOB The Lowest Prices are- -AND- Greatest IN jble Cutlery, Best aualiity Silver Plated Ware; Wooden and Wll- Ware.

liarsh's Drugstore ALTON, ILL. Drugs, Medicines, Cigars, Toilet Articles, Spices, i- Baking Powders, Teas, etc. Cattle, Ho(I and Chickens. Heave Powders for I MARSH'S QSTOltK, ALTON, ILL. J.

SUITER SON, 5BALME8 IN PENB AND COMMON A Fall and Complete Stock Always 011 Hand. DO NOT FAIL TO GIVE US A CAT BEFORE PURCHASING. FUUNITU11B KOOUfl AKE ON State street, opp, Third, 'j ALTON, f. apadwly JOHN BAUER. IDCOKBSOK TO KADBB A HOPFMAKlf Dealer in and Manufacturer rj fURNITURE.

ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY JAN, 14. THE DAIJjV TKLBOIUI'll dsllvernd by to all parts ol tlie city of Alton and North Alton, for tan oonti per week. Mailed to any addreM at tho rate of 10.90 yoar. TUB TELEGRAPH hai the circulation of any paper In Alton, and utWhnat medium for advflrtliorH. OOKNJill THIRD AND I'UIA ITHBBTS.

NOTICK TO ADVKBTIHEFS. For tho year 188S we shall ctvargo the following rates for transient notices to our columns: Per Une. Single insertion, 10 cents Three to Blr Insertions. 7 Six to twelve Insertions, 1 cent! IUTE8 OK ADVERTISING: per inch first insertion, and TWSN'fV FIVK cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. per liioh drat month, 8t.su per Inch each month thereafter.

LEGAL ADVEHTI8INU. per inch for the Insertion, and 50 oentB per inch for each subsequent Insertion. Wl'lio above rates will be strictly adhered to. CITY OODNTY NKWB. Furniture, all kinds.

Ilowell, Belle at. deoltf CHICAGO Alton earnings first week in January increased (138,000 over tame week last year. Fine papetenes at F. 11. Habe' No catchpenny sale at M.

Maboney's. 7 21 The public' nro cordially Invited to to hear Her. Dr D. T.Mornll at the Baptist Church this evening And also to morrow evening. jt Concent AND Gossrau's brass band and orchestra will tender a popular programme at Turner Hall, Saturday evening.

Let tho musicians be encouraged by a full house. A hop will follow tho concert, Admission only 26 cents. Hunters, Fishermen, Ice Won, II you wantagood Hubbcr boot, at reduced prices, call at Uaagun Bro's. 4dwtf BHAINAHU'S MUSICAL The music in tho January number ot Braln- ard'e Musical World is as follows: "The Ship That Never Returned," song and uhorus by Henry fj. Wreck of a Man on tho Side Walk," song chorus by H.

T. Martin; "Tho Blue Bells of Scotland by Brinley Richards; "Click-Click Wallc," by MolJenhaupt; "Fatinilza March," by Suppe, and Sunshine' and Shadow," ballad, by Milton Wellings, together with the illustrations, making tho Musical World a very interesting journal. The price is only $1.60 per year, or 15 cents single copy. Address the publishers, S. Bramard's Sons, 51 and 54 Euclid avenue, Cleveland, 0.

PKttSOlUL. Mr. H. M. Corr confined his res.

by Illness. rank Ley he, non of Capt. Ltyhe, is suffering with an attack of typhoid fever. Messrs. Henry Young and A.

L. Foster, ol Fostorburg, were among the- visitors in town to-day. Mr, J. W. Warren, of the TELE- ORArn.is dclumed at his h-jinu In Brighton by illness.

Mr. B. W. Harris, who has confined at homo for several weeks by an affection of a rheumatic nature, Is some better. OUTWABU BOUND.

Notes from a Log: Ken lork to the Cape o( Good Hope. Money to loan on improved farm property. For particulars, apply to WHIPPLE SMILEY. Uon't forgot that tho'best coal for all purposes is tho Gillespie coal; to be. had at B.

L. Dorsey's, Belle st near Third, 7tl Artistic Painting and Paper Hanging; also wall paper for sale at lowest prices Robert Graham, State street. 16tf S. T. CORN, of expectsjto be transplanted to the bench of Wyoming territory.

He wants to grow up with the country. A complete line of Fall Goods for Gent's Weur, just received, ai H. Morilz's. 26tf Money to Loan on improved rea estate Apply to Rudershausen Sonn ag. tf AT the meeting of the State Bar Association at Springfield yesterday, Gen.

John M. Palmer delivered a memorial address on the late Judge JOB. Gilles- pio. For pleasant and convenient residence on Prospect street, in excellent repair. this office.

For particulars apply at noT linger has removed his blauksmith shop from corner of Second and Henry streets to the rear of Paul Bierbaum's store, where he is ready to serve all his old patrons and many new ones. 12 following of tho wedding of Miss Agnes Barr, daughter of Mr. James Burr, formerly a resident of Alton, will bo read with interest by the friends and relatives the bride in this city: NEVADA, Jan. A. Wight and Miss Agnes Barr ware married this evening at the homo of the bride's parents, in this city, by Rev.

George Miller, of the Washington street Presbyterian church. Near relatives and a few invited friends were present. Tlie bride is a highly intelligent young lady, and 11 well known, both in this uity and Hannibal, where she has held prominent positions as teacher in the public schools. Mr, Wight is an able lawyer and is well known throughout the State, having served one term in the Legislature and ene term in the State Senate from this district. number of handsome presents were received.

Mr. Wight and bride left on the 10:80 o'clock train for a two weeks' trip to New Orleans. All goods at at M. Mahoney's 721 CAPT. Starr and Foster both deny that the government dike is having a beneficial effect in washing away the bar opposite the lower part of tha city.

Our statement the contrary was on the authority of a steamboat Captain who was pronounced in hit viow of the benefits resulting from the dike. Mourning papetene at If. H. Rivbe's. H5' orp.cvnaA.Lii ktndi of flnn and ooiiunon furniture Also undurtakor, oto.

uitdwly JOSEPH JAltHKTT'8 LIVERY STABLE STKKKT. BBTWKBN AU1Y KASTON, AbTOH Patents. ny pursoiiB to obtain luttoi 'eat on now Inventions, Inipiovaiaontg and upoolfl Jpns and mftWii applltmttonn (or 1'titontt 1 Oona UtHtlou, In person or by lotto free ILLINOIS Dr. A. D.

Bull will put you in good sot of teeth, (upper or lower,) at $8.00. Oflice over Neertnan's Store, Third st At Brighton every Wednesday, oel if TBK Secretary of State has licensed the Cairo Water Company, with a capital of $125,000. Incorporators H. Groen, Wm. B.

Gilbert and Miles F. Gilbert. It ought to be easy to build Water Works in Cairo, but what the people there want of them is another question. It must be all however, as two ox-Alt are. engaged in the enterprise, M.

Malta nay is offering his stock Boots and Shoes at cost for 80 days for cash, and wishes it understood that It is no "come into my parlor" scheme, tOt th wit Tan ICK river is full of floating ico. A rise of about four feet since yesterday morning is by current being blocked at St. Loun. Ice cutting commenced to-day in Alton Harbor, 800 men having been taken over this morning on the Eagle. This is merely preliminary to work on a larger scale should tho weather continue favorable.

The ice blocked opposite this point about 11 o'clock this morning. The Bagle managed to escape being caught in the ice when it stopped, and sought refuge in the sohute. A party of men under the direction of Capt. Foster laid a bridge of boards on the ice this afternoon, commencing just above the Eagle packet warehouse, in order to obviate danger in crossing until the ice solidifiei. This "bridge 1 did not need a "charter." LATEK The ioe gorge broke about 3 o'clock and the "bridge," which bad been laid about half way across tho river carried away.

Fortunately all the workmen made their way safe to the snore, one having first fallen in the water while engaged in laying the boards on the insecure ice. The writer some weeki ago in a series of four letters briefly described a summer cruise of 07 days from Capo Town to New York, i the Auitrian barque Uebecea; so now hn aim Is to give, by means chiefly of extracts from a lag he has kept of various cruises, some idea of the outward voyage made at a season of the year when, as a rule, breezes were fresh and gales both frequent aud strong. The resiel on which tho trip was made was the English Clipper barque "Queen of the Seas," 482 tons, Captain Henry Haveron. The hull of this clipper was like that of the famous yacht America than any other craft I have ever seen. may be remembered by some readers that the America was bought by the Government and held at the U.

S. Naval Academy- at Annapolis, for many a training for the The "Queen of the Sea" sat low in the ter, was sharp forward, very "lean" aft and heavily sparred. Her masti had a beautiful rake and she could spread a tremendous expanse of canvass for her size. For 25 years she has made the fastest outward and homeward pus- and from the Cape of Good Hope, and her record has yet to be beaten. She is well worthy of her name and sails like a witch, but" is very lively in asea way.

The "Queen of the Sean" left New York harbor Sunday morning, April 20, at 10 o'clock, in tow of tug, which wai east off at one in the afternoon and the barque proceeded on her voyage. Her crew consisted of the Captain, two mates, a Chinese cook and steward, and seven men and boy before the mast. The writer wasjlhe only passenger. Nothing worthy of note occurred until the second day out when entering the Gulf ctream late in the afternoon a heavy squall struck the ship carrying away the and parting khe fore royal sheet. A new jib was soon bent and new sheet rove.for the "skipper" was a driver and never took in sail when it possible to hanff on to it.

Four days later the wind which had been on- 8,300 miles. Sunday, Jnno 1. First day of a Southern Hemisphere winter, fresh breeze carried away the lower add fore (opiimst, Atnddlng anils, tho boom went through tho foresail, so throe sails were lost altogether in about two minutes. freshening to gale, obliged to put ship under small canvas b.nd scud before it; rolling heavily and taking water over both gunwales, port and starboard. Pknty of Capo pigeons, Molly hawks and Albatross in sight.

Lost two more sails and bont on spare ones. run in last i8 hours 420 miles. June 7. The gale has lasted six days without a break, the "Queen" steers wild, owing to the tumultuous sea and wallxos about so that "sleep it to impossible; distance run to-day, 810 splendid record for the clipper. Friday, June 13th.

Yentonlay it blew such a living gale that it became necessary to heave the ship to under close reefed mam topsail and fore and mizen storm staysails. Sighted land at 10 a. m. It was the African coast 27 miles north of Capo Town. In the afternoon cane to anchor in Bay, 64 days out from New Xork.

I took a boat, went ashore and stayed there till July 10, 1885, when I sailed for home tbe "Rebecca. E. R. N. ELSA11 Jan.

13, '80. At the regular meeting of the "Piasa Bluffs Local iCirclo" of the C. L. S. Elaab, III.

held Jan. 6th, 1886, tha following were elected to serve until October under their new constitution and by-laws: President, Charles B. Doron Vice President, Rosa Stroud Wm. SUrr: Critic, Minnie E. Lane.

All friends of this circle interested in the work of the C. L. S. C. are cordially invited to meet with them.

Meetings every Wednesday night at 7 o'clock sharp. At a regular convention of Black Cross lodge. No. 106, K. of of Elsah, held on Jan.

12th, 1886, the following officers were installed by D. D. G. C. John R.

Beatly, of Jerseyville: P. Nathaniel Greene; C. Charlen B. Doron; V.C.Edward M. Pinney: Schneider; M.

of Chris! Loohr: M. of F. and K. of R. and A.

H. Stephany; M. at Cosmos Keller; I. G. Jacob Hosier: O.

Wm. tf. Onetto. C. B.

l)oron was placed in the commanding chair for the third time, a thing which i' almost unprecedented in the history of the order. NEMO. WITH OtJB EYES SHOT 'i TO ALL CONSEQUENCES, WS Have Cut Down THE PRICES OF CLOAKS. YOU CAN BUY NOW AT A LESS PRICE THAN FOR A YEAR TO COME. IF YOU ARE WISE YOU WILL EXAMINE INTO THIS MATTER.

Krerythlng Ooei Wrong Don't Fall. Go call at linages Bro'ssale of Boots and Shoos, at radneed pncoi up to Fob. 1, '80. 4dwlf For Benefit of Oners of Tobacco. If you wish a piece of Plug Tooacco' that boats tno worid, with Revenue Reduction, ask your dealer for Bluff City.

dtf Coal. For your Hard and Soft Coal go to II. L. Winter olllco Second street west of i'iasa, also at Junction of Second and Third streets. 8 tf Card ol Thanks.

I desire to return thanks to friends who so kindly manifested their sympathy and rendered assistance during ihn sickness and after the death of my uncle, tho lute Thomas Middleton. MISS MARY MIDDLETON. Alton, III. For or Hunt. desirable brick dwelling with A VROTKACTMJ ioo harvest season would put loti of money into tho pocket! of our laboring men and give quite an impetus to retail trade.

Three hundred ico eutters wont to work this morning, and If the weather continues furor- able nearly 1,000 men in all will soon be employed filling the iee houses on both tides of tho riror. Mow that the ice is here wo traat tho "January thaw" will be postponed. Novelties. In profusion for presents, something lo suit the tastes of Son. 15tf WASHINQTON, Jan.

The term of Post tiir liuy, of liulleville, will expire January 17. It is uudenitooil Ills tmcooNDor Imi been agreed upon, and a nonuimlion will bo sent to tho Senate on Monday. Urand Concert. Prof, Qossrau'i baud and orchestra, will a concert at Turner Hull, Saturday evening, Jan. 10th, followed by a hop.

AdmlMioa 25 cod Illinois canals. The friends of the lienuopin Canal are preparing to malcu extraordinary efforts in behalf of the bill for tho acceptance by the Government ot the Illinois and Michigan Caual, as under tho act of the Illinois Legislature the offer will expire union accepted by the present Congress. Now Is the Time to buy Overshoes and Rubbers, cheap, at Bro's. lUwlf DEATH Of FJIKOBKIC'fi MEIKlC. Mr.

Frederick Meier, a resident of this city (Miice 1864, died suddenly at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon of rheumatism of the heart, at the age of 61 years. Deceased was born at Baden, Germany. He loft widow and three daughters, Mrs. Wm, Ya-gor, Mrs: J. 11.

M'Pike Mrs. Geo. Mold, also two stop daughters, Mrs. J. A.

Neinlngor, and Mrs. Giety, of East St. Louis. The funeral will take plaoo at 9 o'clock to-morrow, Friday afternoon, from the family residence, corner of Seventeenth and Alby streets. TheCenlr Missouri.

Mr. Jiayward writes from tlnunlba that tho ixioplo of the Missouri Central are hopeful that the bill ihtt building of iv bridge across the Mississippi ut Alton will soon pass in Con ureas, and that rapid progress is being made in securing right way. These two items settled work will ut onae bo- gin, St. Charles county will be the lirst county in which work will be done. Mr.

0. W. Clark will be here shortly looking to the Intereati of tho company St Qharlei ly freth increased to a gale- -tbe fore royal was blown clear away before it could bo stowed and then, very reluctantly, the to put tho ship under close reefed top the moment there was a lull tho little Queen was once more a cloud of CAB- vais us the idea was to keep up her well earned reputation of being one of the fastest merchant vessels afloat. On Friday, May 2d, passed a largo British trocpship, home ward bound from Australia to the English channel. Thoonly books on board were complete sots of Capt.

Maryatt's and Sir Walter of which were read and re-road during the passage with the welcome effect of whiling pleasantly away many an otherwise monotonous On the 4th of May. signalled the British troopship for London, from Melbourne, and requested to us reported on her arrival in the channel. On the 7th May entered the Tropic of Cancer and at tho close of tho day were in lat. 22 deg. N.

long 38 deg. 40'-w. On the 10th tho n. o. trades blew very fresh finally increasing to a moderate gale with a tremcadouu sea.

The little "Queen" pitched so much that I was fired out of my bunk and took refuge for the night on a bale of hops. Jtfext day taw a large school of whales. On the following day spoke a ship and t. brig, both nine out of every ten vessels ever spoken by craft on which I have sailed have been English. "Britannia still rules the waves." Friday May ICth, crossed tlie equator in long 22 dog.

-10' w. 36 days out. I had previously crossed tho line in tho American barque "Jamog Stone" on May 24Ui, 1870, in long 30 deg. 5'-w, 30 days from New York, and on September 26ih, 1870, in the English olippar barque, Conqueror, iu the Pacilie ocean, in long, 178 dog. 10' e.

29 oul from New Cattle, Now South tralia, bound for San Francisco. Monday, 19th. A very large waterspout formed to leeward of the ship and rues tod a grand appearance; fortunately its course did not lie in our direction 10 it did no harm. One of the seamen fell from the rigging, dislocating his shoulder blade. Tho frceh and from tho a.

c. being the commencement of tho t. o. trade winds Several Hying Hsh have jolUhly flowi on board; the cook, thvugh a "heathen Chinee" knows bis buaiuesa and the tlxh tinted IUOKI excellently whon they were nerved up at the cabin supper table. In the bodily wlion the liver gatt out of order.

Constipation, dyspepsia, con- ot tho blood, Imperfect assignation, are certain to ensue. But It Is easy to prevent these consequences, and remove cause, by a course of Hostettor's Stem- acli Bitters, which stimulates the biliary or- and regulates KB action. direct result Is a disappearance of the pains beneath the ribs and thruugli the shoulder blade, the nausea, headaches, yellowness of the skin, furred look ot the tongue, and aour odor of thu breath, which characterize liver complaint Bound digestion and a regular habit of body are blessings also secured by the of this celebrated restorative of health, which Imparts a degree of vigor to the body which Is ltd bcntgu u-antoo of safety from malarial epidemics. Nerve weakness ana over- tension are relieved by It, and It Improves both appetlM md sleep. AND YOU WILL NOT TAKE COLD.

All Men Should Wear Them We present these as the Most Practical High-cut Shoe Ever invented. It is convenient to put on and the top can be adjusted to fit any ankle by simply moving the buttons. ItisVERYGENfiEEL and DRESSY and attracts attention wherever shown. FOR SALE ONLY BY HAAGEN Dealers in Fine Shoes, Alton, 111. For all Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Spleen This purely vegetable preparation, now so celebrated as a Family Uodlolno, originated In Uio South In 18H8.

It acts em.tly on the Bowels and Kidneys and corrects tho notion ot tho Liver, and Is, there- lore, the best preparatory modlclne, whatever the sickness may pvovo to be. lu all common diseases It will. uii- assisted by any other medicine, ellect a speedy cure. Tho Rrgulntor Is units to administer In any condition of the system, lind under no circumstances onu It do burin. It will InvltfO- mte like glass ol wine, but is no imoitcut- to lead to intemperance, will promote dtgestlou, dtHHljiate headache, and general.

tone up tlie system. The done In tmiall, not unpleasant, and Its virtues undoubted. No loss of time, no Interruption or gt ppage of while taking the Iteguhuor. Children eomplalnlne ot Colic, UGUdache.ortilckMiomucu, a teasnooutul or more will give relief. If taken occasionally by patients exposed to MALAHIA, will expel poison and protect them from attack.

A PHVSICIAN'H OPINION. I have been practicing tnedlcluo for twenty yeart, and have never boon able to put up a vugotablo compound that would, like Simmons l.lror KeKiilator, promptly and effects Ively move tho Liver to action, and at the same time aid (Instead of weakening) the Ulsostlvc usslmliivtlYO powers of the system. L. HINTON, M.D., Washington, Ark- 8EK THAT YOUOKTTHK OBMJINJJ. riiEi'AHEu J.

II Zollin Pa. E. H. GOULDING, The Jeweler Alton, ILLKOIi. Fine hGold and Silver Watches, Rich Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles and Sewing Machines THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES! Needles and Supplies for all Machines.

Insanity is on Ibo inoruubo. Stiktiatics show this. Muny cases nro brouiflit on by overwork, nnxioty, oxoiionicnt, mon- inl trouble and nervous prostration is filoo iuhuntod. Invariably nlouploss- noss anil constipation mnmfest lliom- solves before one beeonios iasaiio. Con- siipution iiuluuos dyNpopsm, jiiniulioo, bail breath, piles, pimploH, low spirits, homlnclio, oto.

Ur. Jones' Hod Clover Tonic relieves constipation, thereby mirinc those disoR.sos. I'rico, 60 cents Sold by all druggisla. 2OO BA.GS HIGGINS' FUREKA FINE SALT For Dairy and Table iii.14 Ib. linen sacks and 56 Ib." sacks, for anle by J.

A. RYBIE, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT, -BTe- Rudersnausen Sonntag. Yor Sale. A nice little farm of 82 acres, about tnllei fromQodlrey. Well improved.

For Hale. A cliolco farm ol 320 acres, with first Improvements, situated 2M miles of Urunawlok. Oliartton Uo, For Mala. A one story frame dwelling house In good Topping's addition to Alton. For Sale Cheap The residence of Oapt.

W. V- oble: fr toiiea and mansard roofi 11 room i balls, closets, collars, etc. 8 acres of groan Motf desirable property In tne oltjr. for Hale. A double one story brick dwelllnt; bouM witb 8 rooms and cellars In good condition and conveniently located for J1200.

far dale. 160 acres of land near city limits two story brick and mime dwe: a aousa, bodi Hltuated on tne etu' street between 6th and 7th noets' BO the brick clock of stores on Socon ijtreefc, between Unur and Itldge utrout aown Hunter 1 row. FJI gale. i frame within ulocksofthed it lor $375. 160 acres ood larmmif land, and another tract of acres, both unimproved.

Situate In Jloi Kansas, at and per acre one -third coali, balance on time. For Sale. A larm of 140 acres on bottom land, all la cultivation, near Madison, In this county. A two-story frame dwelling nouie on it. For Sale.

A convenient farm of 120 acres, moat all la cultivation; situated en tbe Bethalto road. roller Tom Alton, Boys' Overcoats, $1.50 to $15. Children's Overcoats, 1.50 to 9. Boys'Suits, Children's Suits, Boys' Heavy Pants, 4.00 to $20. 2.00 to $10.

75c to 4. May -'7th, sighted the island of Trimdad olovatiou -VW feet, uninhabited and, of voloautc origin. Lilt. 20 dog. 60' long 20 deg.

May 29th, left tho Tropic of Capri-'irn to-day. Distance etill to bo run td'Cape Town, The average lengtn ol life id on th increase. The science of lueduiiuo hn made great progress; may diseases are now controlled that were thought iiii'urikbk 1 The gruivloat diBcov ory is l)r. Uigelow's Positive Cure.whiol cures consumption in stages that othei remedies are of no CoiigliN, ooldti, croup, whooping ouugh, bronchitis, and all throat and lung disoascn speedily and safely oiirod. Prloe 60 cents Trial bottles free.

Sold by all druggists ilfl ti JUIn more money than HV unythlnu auouoy tor tho bust (ailing book out. Beifluuon nuooaeit trmud- Moaetall. Teruu (we. IUUe( Ilook do. moMwljr Children's Knee Boys' Flannel Shirts, Children's Flannel Waists, Boys' Gloves andjMitts, Boys' Caps, Children'sJHats Children's HONEST GOODS! FAIR PRICES! PLAIN FIGURF'' M.

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