Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

ALTON DAILYJTELEGRAPH, JMAKCU ia. UITV AMU NKVVS. CITY Uoiincll to-morrow afternoon, liny CAWKTS at Flagg Hewitt's. CIRCUIT Court opens ut, Kdwardsvillo nt'xl Monday. 2(H) bushels of Scotch Champion Potatoes for sale J.

A. llyviu. 13 2 TIIK Hoard of Supervisors is in session at the county seat to-day, The (ilolw shirts can't beat. TIIK woathor to-day wan very lino, clear and cool, with an exhilarating atmosphere, a model day for the season. K.

G. Webster has tho agency for "Hurbridge's Best in Upper Alton. Give him a call. 13-3 TUB Odd Fellows of IIllnoiH uvo nmk ing extensive preparations to celebrate tho sixty-third anniversary of tlio introduction of iho order into thin country April 20, under tho auspices of, the i rand Lodge of the State, at Sycamoro, DoKnlb county, tlie residence of Hon. the Grand Master of Illinois.

The bedspreads take the cake. 13-3-wlt ADOLFH FINKE, wants a hotel. kept house iirtar the depot, furnishing meals on the restaurant plan, would, doubtless, pay well. WE were presented to-day with some nice Lady ftpplea from tho orchard of Messrs. Joel and Irby Williams, Wood River.

Call and see our Spring Hosiery, imported, at the Globe. 13-8-wlt Situation by ft young mar- rim! man, not afraid of wbrlc. Can loan Ins employer from $300 to $600. Address H. W.

Alton, box 17C. VKKV. Glassbrenner Brother have put a new omnibus on the route between Alton and North Alton. The two lines uro now engaged in a lively rivalry. Try "Bui-bridge's Best Patent," $7.75 per barrel.

13-3 Dunvora First-class Printers. 10 tf KOUK iron workers from St. Louis commenced operations on the new hotel front to-day, putting up colum ns, posts and lintels for the lirst story. They expect to be through with the work in three or four days. You can buy "Burbridge's Pal c.nt"' trom the following grocers: A.

Clifford, Chos. P. Thornton, Noonan P. Lynch, I'. Downes.G.

(iaskill, Clifford Cotter, Mrs. Percival, L. Haagun. 13-3 TRANSFERS OF REAL Mrs. Kate Hawkins has sold her place on State street to Capt.

Wm. Leyhe of Quincy; consideration $4,700. Messrs. Whipple Smiley have disposed of tho Geo. A.

Smith piano on Union street, to Mr. John B. Gould consideration $1,050. And those window ahades are just lovely, at the BEE HIVE. dlt "All the Go," the best 5 eont cigar in the market.

Manufactured by Frank Pelot, Bollo street, opposite Mercantile Hall. fob 25 d3m A bollof Topsy than llttlo Miss Slier yet twelve years do not romembor over having seen. She is sprightly, a clever dancer, a fair singer, and" on the whole, a charming little actress, who is so thoroughly nt homo In tho part that the character actually receives a now St. Joscjm Gazette. At City Hall, Saturday afternoon and evening, March 18th, In Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Aftpr house cleaning a new carpet is nice. Largo stock, at the BEK HIVK. KAlliltOAV NOTES. For your spring work of house and sign painting, graining, glazing and paper hanging, go to W. F.

Ensingor, Second street two doors west of Piasa. feblO-d4m POLICE Reilly arrested live able-bodied tramps, up near the lime kilns yesterday, who answePed to the names of John Williams, Wm. Brown, Jas. Monroe, Chos. Campbell, James Davis.

They were fined $25 each for vagrancy and committed to city jail for CO days. Joseph Dutton, a colored man, was arraigned before Justice Noonan.charg- ed with having purloined a coat from Mr. Joseph Stelnev. Dutton having the garment, missing since last fall, on his back. He claimed that he could prove that tho coat was given to him by Mrs.

Dr. Searis. Archery trimmed with antique lace, makes a pretty curtain, ace them at PIEUSON CAim's. dlt President Pennifill went to llardin, Calhonn county Wednesday, where ft, mooting wits In bo hold in the interest of the V. K.

H. Judge N. M. Lurton.of Newborn attended the stockholders mooting of tie St. L.

J. 8. tt. mid is satisfied a mistake was made by his fellow nitons in allowing tho depot to go to How; nmivurs Practical Printers. 1U borrow, $5,000, on real estate worth double the amount.

Address, P. box 42, Upper Alton. 90 wit A petition is in circulation praying Council to reduce tho license on saloons from $200 to $100 per annum. We trust tho Council will refuse to grant tho petition. Tho license ia low enough now, in all conscience, and instead of being lowered ought to bo increased.

Should the Council look favorably upon the petition there would bo a protest frornlindignant taxpayers that would make things lively for any Alderman who favored tho measure. 75 rolls of now Carpets for spring trade arc in. Soe them, at mcli4dtf A. NEERMANN'S. A- fiiie line of nico lilting Spring suits for young men, boys and school children, at Joesting Saohtleben's.

inch 2 dlf GISNBHAL W. II. Wright, who died tho acath of a drunkard in Philadelphia yesterday, wiw onoo Chief of llto Kngi- ncoring Corps of the Army of tho Polo- mac, and commanded tho pioneers on General Sherman's niaroh to the soa. lie built the bridges at Loavcnworthaml Atchison, and wont to the Isthmus of Panama with oJournal If you want tlm best broail in tho city 0 to Ktslth's bakery for it. Kvwy tiling 1 his hue is fresh ami good.

fclO-dlf Not a particle of quinine In Carter's Bitters, but they arc particularly ecommoudcd to those who have long sod quinine and foil its injurious elects. 10-0 wk A CERTAIN gentleman recently lost, is wife, ami young miss of nix years vho came to her funeral said lojiis laughter of about Vho same "Vour iapa will marry again, won't ho?" "Oh, was the reply; "but not till after lie funeral." S. II. WHITE, Principal of thc.I'eoria ounly Normal school during ils oxis- iK-o, died Wednesday, atbis residence Pcoriii county, lln was well known among Western NORTH ALTON. A meeting was hold at North Altoi Saturday evening, in tho interest of the improvement of tho Grafton road.

Mr B. Schicss presided with Mr. A. C. Wil liams as Secrctavy.

Aftov discussion Messrs. J5. Schioss and Henry Canu wore appointed a committee to secur cash subscriptions lor the proposed im provoment, and Messrs. Jas. Mullen an William Watts to secure pledges of la bor.

The committees commence wot- to-morrow. All should render the move incut a hand. DfBULL'S SYRUP Wo have Just HOW a great variety in lie following departments: ftry, all new; and In; (Hams and Buttons. March, 1882. PIERSON CAM, City Hall, Saturday Matinee Mnrcli 18tli.

H. SMITH'S MAMMOTH Boston Double Uncle Tom's Cabin. uiul only Double Co. In tin- worfil. wneUs cnorninuu rim In ks Nw.

Cor. Second and Henry Alton, 111. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours. IT is intimated that the Edwardsvillo branch of the Wabasu.wluch was nearly obliterated by the Hood, will not be rebuilt. There is certainly uo use in rebuilding it unless the truck is continued through to Alton.

As operated of late months it has been of no benelit to the public and no prolit to tho company. The Globe corsets take the lead. lU-3-Wll; OYSTERS, CONFECTIONERY, LEYSEK'S Saloon and Confectionery Store. A FAU. INTO A twelve and one o'clock to-day, a boy greatly excited, rushed to Policeman Moral's house on Fifth street, and informed him that a young lady had fallen into a cistern at Mr.

J. Woodruff'H residence, corner of Fifth and Allon streets. Mr. Horat proceeded hastily to the place but found that the young lady, Miss Bessie Jones, daughter of Mr. DavidJones, North Alton, had already been rescued from her perilous position.

It seems that she was drawing water and let the rope'slip and in nn effort to regain it, lost her balance and plunged headlong into tho water. Mr. AVoodruff heard the outcry she made when falling, hurried to the -place and let down, a vopc and bucket, which she caught hold of, so that ho sustained her partly above the water until a gentlo- man, who was passing, came to his as-i sistanoe, when, by their united efforts sho was lifted out of tho cistern. It is hoped that Miss Jones will sustain no further injury than the fright. Well, yes, thej have beautiful Peuuug Shirtings, at the BEE HIVE.

dlt Yes you can take your rolls of the UEB HIVE. dlt Fora try tne "Papas, manufactured by Kranx Bros; is large and cheat) lor 10 cenK foblCdSm The "Boom" cigar is the best five ecu cigar in the market. Try it and see. H. Hrnen-cemann, Second east of Piasa SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS JUST ARRIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF Peter Henderson's Seeds, For the Field, Farm and Garden, AT NISBETT Danvers Cheap Printers.

10 tf INJURED BY A Johnson, about 12 years old, daughter of Mrs. Kate fell frorli the sidewalk a short distance this side of school house No. 4, in Mtddletown, about noon received, it is feared.aome internal Injuries. Dr. Lemon, of Upper Alton, was called anil attended the little sufferer.

The Globe overalls are superb. 13-a-wlt Fon good family horse, buggy and carriage. Apply to Rev. T. W.

Haskins, aiiddletown. TOWNSHIP 8, S. SERVED IN EVE11Y STYLE IN HUH MINING SALOON r.Uil.OUS. DOMESTIC FRUITS Delk-nctes of Every on Hand. Suppltad.

THE BEST TOVH, NOTIONS. KKKH1I KltUITS, OKNAHKNTA1, I OOOIIM, CANUIfcH. OAK KM, NUTS. KTO.i K' 1 Third Alton, III I'atUar, FlenrDeLya Lodge NO. K.

of i'W o'rloi'k. t'HHtll' II U. K. oV S. tho best 10 cent cigar in the market.

Manufactured by Frank" PeM, Htreet, opposite Mereantilo Hall. fc.H2fc<l!»m A meeting to vaiitM what is called tho Chlldrens' tisHlonary Uoom, took place yesterday norning at the C. P. church, conducted )j. Mr.

T. H. Perrin. The programme van as follows: "Sowing Seed," Master Vuller Dodge; reading, "Jack and the up.s," Miss Jennie Alien; solo, "Our Mrs. NV.

C. Logan; exercise, locltation, llattielicall; re- mirks, Rev. NV. C. Logan; solo, "Joy- nl Tulings," Mr.

J. M. Logan; rocita- "(iiving," Master Kddic Crossman music by the Sunday School, Miss Minnie Allen.at the organ gave variety to the exercises. "How old are said an dame to a grinning little tar-pot. goes by what 8 1 to moit urn.

but if I goes ")' defuivrso hftd, I'se i' "it tt nndred I that all could 9 gj many meiwurt) thorn by longlmght watehHS and almost fatal coiigliTiig HI ells, wliiuli eould have boon cured by a bottle of Dr. llulPn Cou tf Syrup taken in season. 1 The AUoti Township Sunday School Convention opened at 8:80 o'clock yes- torday afternoon, with a Children's mass meeting at the C. P. church with a largo attendance.

Tho services opened with music, Scripture reading by Kov. W. P. Paxson, of St. Louis, and prayer by Rov.

W. 0. Logan. This was foliowedvb'y a service, conduotied by Mr. M.

Logan. Mrs. E. gave a very interesting map exorcise, princi- 'pally referring to incidents in the life of Christ. Rov.

W. f. Paxson addressed tho mooting, giving number of illustrations comparing the Sunday School methods of the past and present, and showing the groat advancement that has taken place, as well as the groat progress now being: made in tho southern and western portion of tho country. The meeting closed with prayer by Rov. S.

P. Groves. THE EVENING MEETING. The Baptist church, where tho evening meeting took place, was crowded at an early hour. Opened with prayer Dyllov.L.

A. Abbott. Tho principal topic "Teachers' Meetings," was discussed by Mr. T. li.

Porrbi, Dr. U. (Ubson, Mr. T. P.

Nisbott. An address by Rev. W. P. Paxson followed, the whole interspersed with vocal music of an appropriate character.

The services closed with bonedlotUm by Rev. E. Chaddook. Money to toiiu on improved farm property. For particulars, apply to dwtf PERSONAL.

Miss Myers, of Newborn, spent Sunday the city. Mr. C. W. ilolden, agent for Smith's Double Mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin company, was in town this morning.

Mr. C. Marshall brought down a line lot of horses from Fidelity to-day, and intends taking thorn to St. Louis. Mr.

Birdsall at Chesterfield attending his son James Birdsall, postmaster at tliat place, who is dangerously sick with ccrcbro-spinal-monin- gitis. Mr. H. A. Morgan was seized with a bilious attack while stopping at the Union Depot last night.

Dr. Doty was called aud found that Mr. M. was too sick to be removed to his home-in Mid- dietown to-day. Attractions with no other on Knrlli.

(With SpucIuHiosO I'opsye, 2 Murks. 2 Donkeys, Bhenvood'sistcrs. as "2 Topsy.1." Old South Cavollnu. Julilleo Siiilth'H Magnificent colored Tronbiidonre. BeiiutlfulSconory and Transfonnutlon with Co Oreator than nil other companies In An'ierlca TioUets.

Me. ncsorved souts at uauKl plaoo. Miitlnce anil J5e. -AT Julius H. Raible's IlKAUQI.TAUTr.IW, BELLE STREET.

choice wluea mid liquors: Hlok ness, nauimh to Uw Lido, guarantwrt to Ihpie wring olirter" lltllo Uvor Pills. plU dose. 2fr cents. 10-0 WK Uartiranduiotliei'H their daughters that "a stitch hi thuou saves iniio." A pill In thuo saves not only nine, but ofUnnos an incalculable Amount' of suffering as well. An oo- Oftstonar dosu of Ut.

1'iorco'n Poilnw O.ittJe Sugarfcoatod Villa), to oloivusit tho stomiWM and bowolH, not only pre- vouta Jlueaios but oftoii brooks up sud- don attacks, whan taken in tlmo. 18 Dauvcrs Printers, Bcllo and Third. WHOI.KSAI.K FKED. Fourth and Piasa. Just received, one-car load of llliooia Bluuk Oats for eecd.

A GREAT HOST. Tlio aix Alton Nhwrods, returned Salurdtiy morning from a hunt up Illmuii most hnllinut mircra.i mid I HI wed nrarly 200 duuks of tho fat- tost and as we can testify, liavine on a pair. The hunting grounds, in HID region where the parly went, abounded in game and the sportsmen had mmh luck that when- over several of them lircd atonoc the air was lUovally darkened with feathers, the by llltl thousands, flying so low that onu could easily shake a sticlc at them. One of tho party bagged a few score of squirrels, in an incidental kind of way, not worth mentioning, however. There was so much water in Unit vicinity that it was diflleultto find eamj ing ground, but the hunters had a lint tlmo, notwithstanding.

They did theit own cooking, and honeo tjio oulslno war snub as to wither the lain'ols of a Soye or iHinnnloo. To our friends ant patrons. Wo bog leave to jnform you Unit our erackmvi In every variety, can be bought at factory priews from C'luis. I'ldnimyandW. K.

Seltwiipp" Wholesale Alton, III. Very roiipectfuUy, DANIKLS, UAYI.IJ&CO. Fine Old Sour Mash, Bourbon tMut llye. CALIFORNIA WINKS and BruiuIV. Klnest.

OKI 'j! ifor lntl rom tho American VintaB" mil Slierry, Jlusoiitellc, Ht. Ansullcn. Itlcsllnir. ibnssclu!) and lloclc wlni'. OTH12H lima Island Sweet and Dry (Jatawbu, Have 'uii, 1'ort and Sherry wine.

FRENCH LIQUORS Caws. AnlMello Crenm do Viinlllf, rated 1' amit and KiiR.DHlonAH'o. liio.St.JuHtui.inarct.AuisUM'. uiii WIM i ti i il ilu Hiidoalieli'iur Hhl'io i iiBOStnru 111111 lioni llm Hilnma "I NUW.IUIWJ-. AUTEN HQLDEN Sell the following and taaHes of Corsets Dr.

Warner's Abdominal; Mctoiw's Abdominal; Flexible Hip and Reliable, AT PRICES. Hew Hamburg Edgings And Nainsook Embroideries, And Indian Embroidery. Dull ami Examine Stock AUTEN HOLDKN. IS 11. RAIHLE, ClOl' JtflllO 1111(1 Voitl'lll Nt.S., Alton, III.

Seely Son, BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS, DOMESTICS! before lie Recent Rise In Goods UH lnuid vor.v i tc Now your tlnm Hiiviuiu niii'uiitili'd illHplftl 1 "I jgSK IleMhh'N Htoi'k nviirylhliit; In tho 110 iMji.k uiul Miatlciiii-ry Uilf, WtiH Window otc. Till Ml Street, ALTON NATIONA MRS. H. C. SMITH, BiAHHII'S UKIIOHTOHK.

ill' 1 OK PUNCH 1 And other very choice brands of 5o Cigars. Call for tliom oarly and often at MARSH'S DRUGSTORE..