Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH. AHCtUST 8. Notice! Sf Being desirous of making a change in my business, I now offer my entire stock of seasonable Dry GoMs, at greatly reduced prices. Purchasers will do well to exam- ine these Goods before buying elsewhere, as I am determined to close thorn out and will make prices accordingly. H.

B. BOWMAN. NEW STORE Having Opened an Entire THE- Cqr, Fourth State the citizens of Alton nnd Vicinity are respectfully Invited-to call nnd examine the following leading articles: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, Syrup, Canned Fruit, etc. J. WILLS.

ALTON FRUIT DEPOT. COR. STATE THIRD STS. Hollister Go. have moved to the above corner, and are prepared to sell at Very Low Figures.

A choice line of Canned Goods, Roast Chicken, Boast Turkey, Deviled Ham Corned Beef, Deviled Crabs, Mackerel, Lobsters, Clams, Sardines, etc. Potted Goods, for Lunches, Picnic's: Ham, Tou- jfue, Chicken, Turkey, Ham and Chicken, Ham and Turkey. Also California Extra White Heath Peaches, Full Cream ChcoKc, Fresh Butter. HOLLISTER CO. DEALEUS IN Hard CITY AKD COtlNTlMfKWS.

I II I' I I'JITl I KVKRY symptom of tbo President, is satisfactory and the wo nnd is in good condition. I nr Choice blueberries at Cofmor's. It I THE mercury at different points on i Third street, ranged from 90 to 100 degrees at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Children's short drosses nt cost, to close, at Mrs. H.

C. Smith's'. dlt dust In Oeo. Ehret'a brewery, New York, caused an explosion a few days ago damaging tho building to tho extent of $00,000. Fine clothing for boys and gents, good nnd cheap, at The tilobu.

8-2 AN addition has been made to the awning at the south-west cornel' of Third and Piasa street, lately pnrtinlly demolished by a runaway horse. Fresh cream cheese and fresh butter, blackberries, blueberries and melons, at Hollister's. jy21-dlm MORGAN COUNTY We have received from Mr. J. Dunlap, Secretary, the premium list of the Morgan County Fair for 1881, to be hold at Jacksonville from August 22d to 2Cth.

Pearl shirts have stood the test of years and are still ahead Pierson Carr guarantee satisfaction in them. KOBTJERIES. While a family In Huntorstown were gone to the circus Monday, thieves raided their house nnd carried off lot of clothing. On the same day a man, while resting, perhaps sleeping, in a convenient alloy was robbed of a watch. At a ticket wagon near the railway track Monday, GO cents was charged for tickets of admission to the circus, and such was the rush that many paid tho ten cents advance.

Pall on us for shoes, at Tho Globe. 3-2 BRIGHTON. AN intoxicated man attempted to get on a m'qvirig freigjit tram, this afternoon and was thrown with violence to the ground. He was somewhat bruised about the face by the fall and covered with mud from the dampened streets. For a good cigar try the "Papas," manufactured by Kranz Bros is largo size and cheap for 30 cents.

mylOdSm A PARTY went over to the brick house slough yesterday to "show the people how to fish." They were quite successful and only ceased angling for lack o.f bait. Among the 76 fish caught were bass, croppies and a lot of tough customers with a "long bill or snout." Wanted. A competent girl to do general housework in a small family. No children. For apply at this office.

l-3t WE begin to feel soinewlmt disjieart- ened, for not only does the drouth, continue, parching animate and inanimate naiure, but a reliable weather prophet confidentially informs us that by close observation he has invariably found that "it never rains as long us the dry spell continues." 50 quarrymen ai Graf ton, 111. Wages from Aug. 1st, $2.00 per day, CHAS. BRAINERD, 28-7 Superintendent. MOTHER SHIPTON CONTRADICTED The people can now rest easy.

A Long Island gypsy says tho world will not come to an end in 1881. This can be relied on as correct for tho sybil who gave this assurance was a woman with "large dark eyes, jet black hair, saffron colored skin with a somewhat dirty face big hoops of Roman gold in her ears, and her head bound up in a bright yellow silk bandana handkerchief." To make assurance doubly sure.she only charged 16 cents for the information. We are glad to be enabled to give tho above important news for now the people can go about their ordinary avocations, feeling that old mother earth is still solid. Call on us for dry goods, at Tho Globe. 3-2 Tliis morning as Mr.

Sammy Blodgett the engineer in tho mill was about to start up, a plug in tho exhaust pipe flow out and the escaping steam struck him full in the breast, scalding him quite severely; tho doctor dressed tho wound immediately and we hope he will soon bo on-ditty again, Mr. J. M. Wilson, of St. Louis, has nina acres of land in cucumbers from which he has been gathering 20 bushels s.

day through the hot season; he thinks a good rain will increase thc-amount. They are all picked less than four inches long for pickling purposes. Master Eddio Cameron has been quite siclc, and is now, from malarial fever. Mr. Walter Cliff is very sick with typhoid fever, his mother arrived from St.

Louis on Saturday evening care for him. good, reliable house keeper, a middle-aged single woman, or a man and his wife, the man to do general farm work. References required. Apply at farm at Edwardsville Crossing or at the corner of Ninth and Alton streets in Alton. 1-dwtf- BEN.

S. SAWYER. ALTON GUARDS. The Alton Guards held a meeting last night, at Armory Hall, to elect a Captain and First Lieutenant, the time of Captain Brueggemann and Lieutenant Herb, having expired. After the company mot and were called tq order, it was resolved by acclamation to re-elect Capt.

Brueggemann and Lieut. Herb to tho offices heretofore held by them. These gentlemen have not yet signified their acceptance. The company is in .1 somewhat demoralized state, as through removals and other causes tho effective strength of tho organization has been reduced to 45 men and there is some difficulty in getting recruits. The boys arc dissatisfied with their uniforms and yet do not wish to go to the expense of buying new ones as the tune for which, they enlisted will be out August 4th, 1882.

After the election last night, a business meeting was held. A letter has been received from tho directors of the Macoupm County Fair Association offering to pay 50 per cent of the prize gain- ed by the Guards at Carlmvillo two or throe years ago, and the boys seem inclined to accept the offer. Tho best buggy for tho money ever offered in this city can be seen at Johnston, Jeckol Go's. The low price mimed for this splendid vehicle will make a sensation. AT You Want to Save Money.

i i CASH NEAii F1ASA PERSONAL. Mr. Lewis Fields, of Edwards villo, was in town yesterday. Charlie Johnson is behind the counter at Smiley Bro's shoo store. Mrs.

Dr. Hardy is visiting her lor Mrs. Dr. Brown, at Troy. Mr.

S. F. Conner is confined to I ho house by a oarbunele on his ankle. Mr. Thomas A.

Vedder, of White Hall, is upending a few days In this eity. Dr. M. M. Bartlett, of Washington, D.

is visiting his sister, Mrs. lilais- dell, in this eity. Mr. and Mrs. 11.

B. Bowman left yesterday afternoon for an eastern tour nud visit, of about six week's duration. Mrs. James H. M'Pike has returned home accompanied by mother, Mrs.

Louise V.Wijkorsom They arc'stopping at. Mr. H. Capt. John A.

Bninor was down from Alton. Capt. Brunor hus retired from tho river nnd is building a largo pickle and evaporating faototy at; Alton, Wo wish him prosperity in this new ontor- St. L. Republican.

Col.J.Q. who with his fuinily has for soino tluio lioeii at Kwoot Springs, will leuvo that tho 6th insl. for a visit to Dallas, Toxas. On the samo day his family will lonvo for their homo in this city. Open Air gnuul open air concert ul Turner Uurdeii, on Thursday night, 4tli.

Admission for geota 10 centb, 3-2 AN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE. Wo have already noticed the now enterprise in the process of formation in this oity by Capt. J. A. Brunei- for drying, canning, preserving, jellying fruit, and for tho manufacture of pure cider, vinegar, applo jack, poach brandy, For the present season, at least, thoy will make a specialty of the manufacture of vinegar nnd the drying "of apples, most kinds of fruit proving a failure.

A 16 horse power steam engine will bo used, but water from the main has been introduced by a 2 inch pipe in order that it may be utilized when necessary, a hose attachment on each floor of the establishment being made as a precaution against fire. The building is 50 by 00 feut, three stories high; William street, on which it is located is so elevated in reference to the building, that fruit can be unloaded from wagons directly on eiihor of the floors. Two Williams Automatic Evaporators, with a capacity ot 200 bushels each per day, have boon put up by Mr. M. J.

French, of Knlnnmzoo, where the machines are made. Wire screens are used on which the fruit is spread, the spreading surface for drying being 1CHO squaw An automatic paring, pooling and coring machine, with which one boy can prepare 40 bushels of apples per day, Is used. The cores, skins, trimmings, etc can be utilized In making the best oidnr, vinegar or jolly. Tho linn liavo a Bnttorworth eiijor press with a capacity, with a iloublo platform, of 100 barrels por day. In addition to thii articles mentioned it is intended to doMsicntn all of Mr.

Cox brought '10 bushels of upplns from lib orchard ut Bunker Hill In order to tost the This la not new business with him as bo. has had tWJ dvapm'tttom In operation nt Bunker Hill for two years, and hns dried 30,000 bushels of fruit. Applns or.ponchos, by this process nro drlid in an hour and half. TBe company intend to purchase fruit from territory extending miles in each direction from this city, and if the enterprise proves successful, oxpcct to start something 'siniilnr in Jersey county. This'is a very important matter to farmers and horticulturists it will affordia constant and ready market where they can disposu'of all their fruit.

Even that which is not, from its appearance, Saleable in the ordinary course of trade, ean bo utilized in the ninny processes at this establishment and liood not bo lost, as 'is the coso ordinarily. When the firm get under full headway they 1 will-also purchase all kinds of vegetables. 76 to 100 persons will find eoristftilt at the place, wluch it is expected, 'will bo in operation in about ton days i Money to loan on improved farm "For particulars, apply to dwtf tt HIPPLE SMILEY. UPPER ALTON. and Belladonna Bnnkncho Plasters Price cents.

29'6-wk The well known strengthening perties of Iron, combined with other tonic? and a most perfect are found in Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen tho nerves and body, and improve tho blood and complexion. 20-6-wk The Howe Scale Co. enlarged their works twice last yoar to moot tho demand. Bordcn, General Agents, St. Louis, Mo.

5-fc26dly Horace Waters of New York, now sell Pianos and Organs on installments in all parts of the country. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. KNGIXEKIl'8 OFF1CK, ALTON, July Jllrts will bo reoulvcd at this olfloo up to noon Aug. 'Kb, 1881, for the building of a flag culvort on SlitoHls" street, ncnr YnhoVs brew ur.v; alHO a dry wnll at tho Intoraootion of Union and Klclgo alveola; also a dry wull on Liberty, near Eighth street. Plans and vpccillcutlong can 1)0 goon at this ofllco.

Tho city roscrvos tlio right to reject any and all bidx. DAVID RYAN, Ohnlrinnn Coin, on Strouta nnd jy29 ta Dr. E. C. Lemon and Mr.

T. M. Boyle have been elected members of the Board of Education in the place of Messrs. Boyle and McReynolds whose term expired Aug. 1st.

Tho new stores now building by Mr. J.L.Johnson on the corner of College avenue and Main street are being rapidly pushed to completion. The build- iugs are 24x50 of brick, with corrugated iron roof. The corner store will have a hall about 24x80 above. The other building is one story.

The latter will be occupied by Mahlon Malson with a stock of groceries and the corner will be rented by Jno. Leverott, who will remove the stock of books and stationery and gents' furnishing goods from his present stand as soon as the new building; is ready for occupancy. The suggestion is made that, the Town Council should put in some central spot in the business part of town large cistern to serve as a safeguard against lire. The discharge from three or four large roofs in the immediate neighborhood could be turned in and would suffice to'keep a stage of water, while a well organized "Bucket Brigade" having plenty of water near at hand could do efficient service in case fire within a radios of a block or more from tho reservoir. Mr.

Stobhins drug store on College avenue Was surprised a few days ago by a young gentleman from the rural districts who walked up to the window in his prescription case and called in a stentorian voice for the mail from "No. 202." The youth was as much out of place as the other young man who went to tho bookstore last evening for some bologna sausage. Russell Hart from Ohio, is visiting his uncle Prof. O. L.

Castle. Mrs. Cyrus Edwards returned from Minneapolis last evening. She reports having met a number of Alton people, resident and visiting there, of tho latter arc Messrs. Albert and Edward Wado and families, Mr.

It. H. Flagg of the "Bee Hive" with his family. Mrs.M. E.

Emerson formerly of Alton, has resided in Minneapolis for several months and finds her health greatly improved by the change of latitude. Mr. Jas. Tarbcll informs us that Capt. McKenzio, Chess editor of tho Globc- Democrat and champion of America, will give an entertainment in the nature of "Simultaneous Chess" provided twenty persons can bo found in the Altons who will encourage the project.

We.would suggest that those who fool an interest in tho matter communicate with Mr. Tarbell. Look out for Sudden Changes of weather, and guard against them by usiug Warner's Safe Kidney and Livnr Cure. 20-6-wlc ADOLFH FINKE, Cor. Second and Henry Alton, 111, Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours.

JySMwly o.s i is I iCtJ E- I fe.51 2 i 1 Sgils" I "bF5 H32 III 07 i A. Cough, Cold or Sore Throat I should bo stopped. Neglect frequently ru 1 suits 111 an Incurable I-ung or I sumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO- i OH13S nro certain to give relief iuAnthiaa, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Connuinp- lion amlThro.it Diseased. For thirty years tho Troches have been recommended by physicians, nnd nhyays give perfect satisfaction.

They are not new or having been tested by wido and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well- nieiitedji'iink among tho fow staple remedies ot tho ago. Public Speakers and Singers use thcmto clenr and strengthen the Voice. Sold nt twenty live cents a box everywhere. ocTwly Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with tho excruciating pain of cutting tooth? If so, go at act a bottle of MRS.WIN- SLOWS SOOTHING 8YKUP. will relievo tho poor little sufferer upon it; there is no mistake about it.

Thoro I is not a mother on earth who has over used it, who will not tell you nt once that It will regulate tho bowels, and give Uio rest to mother, and relief and health to tho child, operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use in all oases.) mid pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of tho oldest and best female pliyeictaiis and nurses in the United States, sold everywhere. 25 cunts a bottle. ooTwly HABEAS Coui'us The re-hearing of tbo cnso of Ed. Haff charged with murder, ou a motion for a writ of habeas corpus, petitioned for by A.

Hope, Haff's attorney, was hold before Watts in the City Court room to-day. The evidence was about tho wuino UK that at tho preliminary examination, as published by us at tho lium, with Hut addition of a few more wUuesni's. The case was conducted for the people by Stale's Attorney Yager, for tho uecnxed by A. W. Hope After hearing the case, which took tho most of the forenoon, Judge Watts decidml to admit the prisoner to bail In tli HUH 8:1,600.

Haff was brought from Hdwardsvillo by Deputy Sheriff Eaton this morning and at the conclusion of the ciuse watt Ittkon baek to the jail al the County Seat, not being able to procure bnil boml. Old maids and old bachelors are no forlorn thnt constant drafts lire made by them upon Hympalhy of Ihoir friends, especially if rlieiimaliflin ii added to their nlUioUoiiH, but Ughtnlng l.mimenl curcx rheumatism, luine hack, sprains, bruises, dr. 1'rice of sample bottle or Mie for one of regular HKO. 1-li-wk WIND MILLS CULTIVATOIW, COBN'STALK COTTERS. MARSEILLES COJ All oasenof weak or liuni' biicli, back uche, rheumatism, will (ind relief by wearing one of Carter's yuiurl Wood Uutllt fix'o to those who wlhli to onuaecd In tho most jiluiisant nnd prolltiilJlobu- slnoss known.

Kvorythlnu now. Oupi- till not required. Wo win furnish you avurythlnff. $19 dny nnd upwwds is easily mftdo without staying uwuy fmui homo night. No rink whatever.

Many lire nmldnii fortunes at tliu biiHlnoss, Lndlce miiko us inticli mon, and young boyn and irlrlsmukOKreiitpuy. No onn who Is willing to work fulls to HIUKO more money every dny tliini can Uii niiulo In wnok nt any ordinary c.mplovnumt. Tlionn who ongiuro at onoo will fl i id it Hliiirt mud to fortmio. Address II HAL- I.KT roithuul Miilno ju2(lwly MIID'N Noblest Work. 'I'his is an of great works and wonderful inventions.

Steam, electricity, water, air, all urn nuule to servo man, but unquestionably tho greatest inventions are I huso which preserve man's health ami prolong his life, and among the greatest of these is Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, its offoots are truly wonderful and hundreds arc happy to-day, who once looked forward to mi early grave. I'or Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, loss of voice, Hay Fever, Hoarseness, Croup, or any affection whatovw of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery will positively cure. Wo can cheerfully recommend It to nil, and can unhesitatingly wiy the only euro for Throat and Lung Affections.

Trial Jiollhis ton cents: regular sly.o 91. For K. Mursli, Alton, III. 1-nov-i-wly Jtuckhw'H Arnica Salvo. Tho best In tho world for Cuts, Nni'i'H.

Ulcers, Salt Rhouni, l-Vvr-r Soros, 'IVllnr, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, and all kinds of.Skin Thin Salvo Is guarantood to pcrfiMji MitisfMdtion in ovory ciwoor money nifuudpd. 1'rlcc 2A cents per box. by Murnh, AJton, llf. uovl-wly i We have just completed our M. IV.

We believe in keeping a fer selling. REMNANTS and ENftS "of Jfflffi 1 VJ than to carry them till another season. All are invited to call and see if we have something to interest them. Piersort Carr. T.

P. NIBBtiftf GROOVES, Second Street, Opp. Alton, 1)1 We will not mention everything we have In stock, i'or that would require more space than the TEIiEGBAPH can spare. We can say, however, that everything good to eat toid. pleasant to the eye will be found in our store, and at such prices as will leave no room for complaint.

Besides all tlie staple articles, we are constantly renewing, and adding to, our stpck of Fancy Groceries. We respectfully invite an inspection of OUT stock, feeling assured that WP wltl he able to please iHf fastidious taste. This (Jprsot is bound with a now substance oallr'd which IB vastly superior to horn or'whttloWno. It otttinot btoat.bnt wflV" In every instance outlast tho corset, it Is wore pliable than -wliftlebbirfe-' arid so adapts Itself moro readily tho makes' It more comfortable and healthful. It not ntfoctntniy oola, hnnt.

or njolstui'O. The Coi uHi)0 is made throughout of ifnpcrlor and Anirnntwl In every vc spoor. For puln.nl At Mrs. H. C.

Smith's. WM. V. GROSSMAft NOAV HIS JINK ing for it Large and Attractive Stock of Spring and Summer tauiles' and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises; Umbrellas 1 Parasols from lOc to good.

Gent's Fine Shirts and Underwear; Table "Linen, Tbwbls, Napktno, Hosiery, Wagron Covers and Oil Cloths. THIRD STREET, NEAR STATE. MAHHII'S DttOOSTOUK. A FINE la -OF- PAINT BRUSHES, W. HAIR TOOT at MARSH'S DRUG'S TO BE-.