The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 4

Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, Laoe Curtains, Window Materials of Every ttescription, Rugs, Mat- tings, Oil Cloths CARPETS. LINNTWGS Unquestionably offer greater attractions in all goods mentioned above than any bouse in tins section, be- rinse nl their immense slock, comp etc assortment and low prices Dress Goods! In elegant styles, in grent variety, and very cheap. Hosiery and Gloves, A largo assortment of the Very fit-til Makes, Newest anil Lowest Prices. Wo invite special attention of ladies to the "Mutt-bless" Corset, the best Corset in the world. Besides, we have tho best Corsets for 50c, 75c and $1.00 ever shown in tins market.

We also keep Warner's jDor- aline and Flexible Hip. Shillinpn nnd Ball's Health. Bortree's Skirt Supporter, Moody's Abdominal Corsets, and many others worthy the attention of those who tlie Best Corsets for the Least Money. Gent's Furnishing Goods. Tnis Department embraces llos'ery, Gloves, Suspenders, Underwear.

Bone, Ties Scarfs, Collars, Cutto, and the HKUCULES White iSliirlf, which tiro perfect in lit, and made in best style of the best material and only one dollar. Trunks, Valises, Satchels. Umbrellas, and Fancv Articles. Children's 8, Rlj09 anil Cloaks. Coitoimdee, Casaimcrcs, Flaancls and Blankets at leducuU puccN.

Linens, Napkins, Crashes Cottons and Cali- at unheard of Low Ladies L'nen Hundkcichiefs, Ci.llui and Ficbucs, und Einbro'dories in Great Bargains. CftRPETINGS! Our stock of Carpets id very and double tbe quantity cvei sbown in this market, embracing Hody Brussels ol Superior Makes and Novel Smith and Roxbury Tapestries in tbe latest most beautiful ingrains ever shown, at prices thai win tho purchaser, on ac count of their cheapness. Wall Paper Selected from the Best Manufactur en in the United Stales, in New and in great variety, and at prices that will juatify purchasers in coining to us Oar Large Purchases and Immei se Bales a wonder to the trade both East and West, and opens to ufi aveuue to cheap goods, and we in turn give the public the benefit. LINN 4 SCRUGGS, 1100) Embroidery, at print lower ma ma ever kaowu, at Lino REVIEW. SUNDAY, MARCH 30.

1881 ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1000 doa. at Linn wUr fooad very 800 Towela loan ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR. John Gtblinis hereby denounced aa a candidate tor Awtatnnt Huperviaor of Decatur township. TOWN COLLEC1OU.

C. C. Raddiff ia hereby announced ae a candidate for Collector. J. Carter ialioreby announced BB candi- datefor collector of Decator township.

FOR AHSKtJSOK. Fred. J. Bimth is announced a candidate for AMOMorof toirnahipat the coming election. tOR ALDERMAN At the argent request of many vatoro, aentlngull portions of the Heooad ward, F.

Muzx) haa contented to become a candidate for Alderman of the aanio at Che onueing city election James Dougherty announcod otan liiiie- pendent caudi late for Aldermnn from the Fifth ward. William Bchrull of the 3d ward ia hereby 001 no xl UB a candidate for alderman. Gooerty 10 hereby announced BB cnndi- da'e for tdderinan for tho Fifth want. HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER. Thoi.

Antrim la hereby announced tin a candidate for Highway CommiHBioner. LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. The public scnools re-open to-morrow. The new moon showed up last evening. "Uncle Tora'a Onbin" POITIOB this week.

The Illinois Central changes time to-day. Three weeks from tu-day will be Easter Sunday. The township election will tnko place on Tuesday. The council will meet again one week from Monday evening. Prize Shooting Gallery, Prairie street, opposite postoffice.

28 Call early for Great Bargains in Embroideries at Liun and Scruggs. Dry stove wood, cord wood and chunks at McClellttud'a, Telephone 21. jSJtf Special Bargains id New Embroideries, jtibt received at Linn and Scruggs. tf. Mt Olive and hard coal of all sizes in full supply at McClellundV, opposite poetoffice jBdtf.

The Ancient Order Hibernian will meet this at their hall over Stoner's drug store. Wheat is looking splendid, accord ing to the reports of the farmers who visited this city yesterday. Mrs. M. L.

Cain, the well known elocutionist, will give a class entertainment oo the 7ih of Ajril. For prompt delivery of clean Mt. Olive coal, either lump or nut, send orders tu It, UcClellaud, Telephope jSdtf A consignment of 50 boxes of lorn ons just received and jr sale at 15c per dozen, by D. H. Heihnan, grocer.

m30d3t The Midland train from the sontb, which is due here at 11:35, was several boms late yesterday, arriving at 3:30 p. m. A new floor is being put down in the Illinois Central freight home New doors will also be pat in the baggage room. The appearance of Mre. Lanfetry on Friday evening seemed to bet the principal topic of conversation on the streets yesterday.

Fish Commissioner P. Bartlett, of Qaincy, is expected to visit this city next Saturday, for the purpose of meeting the game club. excursion to the battle field of Shiloh will paei through this city next Thursday, and will be joined by a number of persons at this point. Ferguson Dillehunt have sll kinds of seine cord for macreme Call and see. No.

123 North Water street. feb24-tf New Embroideries in Greater Variety and at Lower Prices than ever before offered in this market, Jus Received at Linn and Scruggs, mlt tf. Carl Row, the son of Manager Roes, of the New Deroing, met with a painful accident yesterday, He fell from fence and cut an inch and a half wound in his Take Ayet'a earsaparilla in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, excite the liver to Motion, and reaore the healthy tone and vigor of the whole physical mechanism. There will be a meeting of all the connected with the Hay Festival of the High School Alumni AMOoiatioo, at the residence of Prof. E.

A. Gaatman to morrow (Monday) evening. Carter's Little Liver Pills will positively core sick hea dacbe and prevent its return. This is not talk, tat truth. One pill a dose.

To be had of all druggists. Bee advertisement. mSdwtal Tuesday wUl be All Fools' day, and it will doubtless be well for yon to a little care in how yon kick bats left lying on the sidewalk. They are generally fall brick on All Fool's day. Laoe Curtains, Lambrequins, and Window Shades, in Raw Silks, plain and cross-bar, beautiful and cheap, at the only exclusive Carpet House in Central I ABEL LOCK.

Foe BIOS choice groceries, fresh Ad eakse, glass and qoeeos- ware, baled hay. com and oats, call OB A. W. K. Hedges, at 687 Noctk Ofcweh atnet, Decatur, Illi- Linn ft Scruggs, The of Friends Greek beld their convention on Friday afternoon, and qhosa the following delegates to the county convention: D.

K. Wilson, M. Evey, W. Brennen, and John Lyons. A mail agent while assisting in ulling a hose cart last evening had is foot run over but was seriously hurt.

Dick Piper was injured in runaway at Maysville, the other day. Dr. J. Cbenowelh and Mrs. Piper have gone to him.

The Chicago Inter Ocean on yes torday published an extract from Mr. Bert Stewart's article on "Woman in Politics," which appeared in last Sunday's REVIEW. The Inter Ocean erroneously credited it to the Deoa- tnr Gazette. General Baggage Master George Manle of the system has resigned liis poeitioo, and J. C.

Nicholas has beou appointed in his place. Win. Andrus, who held (he same po sition on the Missouri Pacific, bas also resigned Mrs. Lily Langtjry came out for a walk yesterday morning, and promenaded about tbe city, evidently admiring the many handsome residences. Tbe company left yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville, where they played last evening.

Ladies will find the fullest and finest line of millinery in all the latest and most fashionable styles, at Miss Watson's iu the Hawortb Block. She is in constant receipt of new goods, and keeps fully up tu the times. Her store will well repay a visit. Mr. George Lower, the energetic agent of the popular Frisco route, leaves this morning for various points on that excellent liue During his absence he advispn nil western pnfiflurjgfrs to purchase tickets via i ho Fi isco route.

The extraordinary popularity of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is tbe natural result of its uso by tolliyent people for over forty years. It bas inuioput- ably proven itself the very best known specific for all colds, oonghp, and pulmonary The finest Carpets, the largest stock, the greatest variety, tbe latest stjlep, and the lowest, prices, can IMS seen at Abel Locke's, embracing Velvet, Body and Tapestry "Brussels, and all grades of InKra ttc. Everybody should call and see them. m27 dicw-lw A new time table will go into ef feet on tbe Illinois Central to-day, whan the trains will run aa followB: No. 2.

going north, arrives at 4-55 nod leaves at 5:05: No. 3, going south, arrives at 10:13 and leaves nt 10,13: No. 1, going south, arrives at 5:15 and leaves at 5:35: No. 4, going north, arrives at 2.55 and leaves at 3:05. States Attorney Brooks Forrest, of Logan county, whose name be cirae familiar to the people in con nection with the Carpenter cnse, left evening for Chicago, where he will commence a libel suit against tho Herald and Nwws of that city Forrest claims to have a rl -ar cast and thinks he can recover damages He also thought he had a good case against Carpenter, but he got left.

Yesterday evening about six o'clock an uhirra of lire was sounded, which was occasioned l.y a small bleza at the house of Mr. Win Towling on Sangamon street. Mr Towling as- Mistod by 8 couple of energetic young ladies, extinguished the blazo before the Bre companies arrived, mounted, the roof, while one young lady pumped water and the other carried it up the ladder. A small hole was burned in the roof. Messrs.

Weaver Lewis will open thejr "Fair" to-morrow, at No. 159 "East Main street--in the room formerly occupied by Miss Watson. Their stock will embrace a large and complete assortment of house-keeping articles, and ninny novelties anJ attractions which will ranke their store worthy a visit and their goods worthy of inspection. They are enterprising and energetic business men, and come among us highly recommended for honesty and integrity. Col Hogeland, the friend of the newsboys, will lecture this afternoon at I he First M.

church, his subject being "Ten Years Among the News Boys" Tbe colonel is a famous worker in bis glorious cause, and is one of the most interesting and entertaining speakers in the country. His lecture is free and parents should send their children by all means. Every anecdote he tells in relation to newsboys and boot-blacks, is a lesson in itself. He has a peculiar way of gaining tbe confidence of children, and they always beed his advice. HI are Recovered.

The mare stolen from Mathias Eckhardt's place a few days ago, was recovered yesterday. It will be re membered that tbe fellow who stole her, resisted arrest at the junction of the main line and St. Louis branch of the Wabasb, and after exchanging shots with Officer Brewer, ran to Eckhardt's place, and took tbe mare in broad daylight He was followed to Harristown, but at this point the pursuers lost track of him. On yesterday Wm. Eckbardt learned that the mare was at Widow Bear's plane, at Bearsdale, and going to that village, he was rejoiced to find her.

The animal had been roughly handled, having been ridden rapidly through the mad, and made to go several without being fed. Sbe appeared at Widow Bear's on Thursday last, but wax minus the bridle which tbe thief took from Mr. Edwin Park's barn. Apparently he did not intend to steal the mare, but merely took her to effect his eecape. The mare is twenty years old, but is highly prized by the Eckhardt family on account of her gentleness, and service as a family horse.

At'caUoH Votera 2nd Want. The temperance voters of the 2nd ward will meet in city council rooms on Tuesday evening, April 1st, at 7:30 sharp, to nominate a candidate for alderman, and transact any other business that may come before the meeting. By order COMMITTEE. pov. St.

A very spare greeted one of the beat temperance lecturers in tbe field, and Intoned to an able and impressive address. That each a man, with such a lecture to deliver, should be greeted with each a house does net speak well for tbe earnestness of the temperance people here. Tfeoae who could pay two dollars to see' a pretty woman, and'hear a third-rate actress, tould not pay fifty oenta to hear the Neal Dow of tbe west giVe a powerful lecture on temperance. Tbe impression 'is' growing among' the keenest observers that ance people consists largely of those who are too stingy to spend a dime for'a drink of whiskey. Whiskey- men spend anouaHy.

-thousands of dollars.to carry their point; temper- anon employed at atar- vation rates, and it is to be feared that when the average temperance man puts a dime in his pocket it sings "farewell, vain world, I'm going hone." The lecturer began by stating be had frequently heard of'Our city and long wished to visit it, and httye a friendly talk with The principal part of the address related to the effects of the probibi tory constitution and laws of Kansas, lie said that after a full discussion of the subject npon both sides the con stitution was adopted in 1880 by a majority of 8,000 votes. There had been 972 prosecutions under the law, and 729 convictions, a greater per cent, of convictions than Illinois could show up MI prosecutions for murder or other crimes. -Fines imposed and collected under the law, imprisonments amount ing to eleven yearn and live months. It would be. difficult to convince those who have paid" these fines and served these sentences that probibi tion will not prohibit He said Kansas has suffered in population as i result of the law only in her peuiteu tiary, and the migration of 1,500 HH- 1'jon keepers, while tbe population of the state has increased steadily; a better class coming in than ever bo- fore.

The taxable property has increased Bitice the of the law 140,000,000. He touched npon the question of public sentiment which ho said was almost entirely in favor of prohioitioo. Party lines sunk; democratic candidates carrying republican districts against repobli cans where I be republican was not i prohibitionist and cm tersu. In this connection he said that his defeat for governor a year ago last fall was by no means a measure of the popular sentiment of Kansas upon the temperance question. Men may go down and with them their politics! aspirations, but is a principl nd is eternal, and, in Kansas, a iix ct.

"I need not," said he, "stop to noter into details as to the causes which led to that defeat. Personal matters are too small, too instigniti cant to ndmit of discussion here 'Let me say I would rather have my de'eat than his victory, rather go down, feeling myself in the right, than mount upon wrecks of human happiness, up on desolate hearths, and ruined bomea, to tbe hignest position in any land." Space forbids us to do justice to bis lecture which was rich in wit, wisdom and pathos Upon the efleet of temperance discussions upon party be said he pitied the party whose existence depended upon keeping morality out of politics. We need morality in politics, if any where. If there had beun more morality in politics there would have been no star route trials. He pro claimed for woman's suffrage and eulogized the late action Wyoming has taken in this matter.

The lecturer was frequently ap plauded, und every one left with the feeling that they bad seen and a grand, true man, whatever his political idiosyncrasies may be. Gov. St. John will lecture at the tabernacle this afternoon at three o'clock, and eg it is to be it, is hoped the temperance people will fill tbe building. Cliarsed With Forgery.

Mr. J. 11. Chamberlain, of Niantic, name to this city yesterday and swore ont a warrant for tbe arrest of L. Chambers, whom he charges with forging a $45 note on Robert Elder, a wealthy resident of Christian county.

The note was dated "September 23d, 1883," and is due ''one year from date at 0 per cent, interest" Chambers was arrested and taken before Squire Curtis, who continued his trial until Monday at one o'clock, and fix ed his bail at $200, in default of which he was committed to jail. He pre- tested his innocence, but said he would go to jail and after securing his release, he would commence suit for false imprisonment. It seems that Chambers owed, Chamberlain some money, and finally agreed to pay it by tranbfcrring to him the note, Mr. Chamberlain giv ing him $10 in cbnnge. He did not hesitate to take tbe note, knowing it was aa good as old gold if Mr.

Elder had given it. He notified Mr. Elder of having taken tbe note, and was somewhat astonished when that gentleman informed him that he had never given Chambers any. As soon he became aware of this, he bad Chambers arrested as above Elated. FOR THE Vault tMory "Dropped into a drug store the other Sunday.

A drug store is about the only place you can drop into on Sunday to have a quiet retired talk with out being ont. It's a pLacu where everybody bores everybody etoe. Goodj to telJ stories, spring ninety-days punv, and tell your experience. The remedies are all at hand, and there's no danger of a fellow getting so far gone but what he can be recovered. Now there arn't drug store in Decatnr that don't sell something else besides drugs.

Sometimes it's books, sometimes fiddles, sometimes baby old stocks of oigan, and whiskey--but that's a drug of course. There was the druggist, two tor-sitters and a young banker in the store. They were talking of tbe $27,000 robbery of the vaults of tbe B. railway at Chicago. -The druggist seemed to bink that thieves could so study the habits and every-" day programme of business me a and their help that the thief could make the fake and lay it on to the cashier or the clerks, or something like that.

Tbe young banker was satisfied that the robbery took place from within. However, be got off the subject a little bit and related a little vault story. Told them how he'd acted very carelessly in his bank once. He once was examining tbe currency inside the vault, and having a desire to give hia sucking qualities a rest, he laid his cigar on a ledge close at hand. The examination being over ho locks the safe.

The cigar was within. 'Twas a time lock arrangement. Then be described the anguish he experienced that night. The safe could not be opened till tho time lock said so. It was horrible.

The men have gotten off the conn ter and started for tbe door. The druggist asked them to not rush off so frantically, but they would go, as much as the druggist wanted them to stay. I ventured to state that cigars didn't catch very easy any bow. As near as I could remember I never saw but one boy could get a blaze from a lighted cigar. I thauked the proprietor for my space, he offered tbe second insertion on reasonable terms, and I made my exit.

Druggists are dreamy-looking people, and they will eat opium sometimes, but God knows the druggist makes the heart of the old farmer glad by giving him an almanac when he comes to town. UOBERT M. H. C. Allen, of Harrietown, was in the city yesterday.

Joseph Kennedy, of Puna, was in the city yesterday. L. McDaniel, the shorthand writer, went to Chicago yesterday. Ed. Gay left last evening for Manefield, where he will spend Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mills are the proud parents of bouncing boy Mrs. C.

W. Seiwell and her sister Miss Mary Stevenson, spent yester day in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. George C.

Kinsman wet to St. Louis yesterday, where they will spend Sunday. Gov. John P. St.

John, of rxansas, is a gneet at I be New Doming, where he is receiving tbe best of attention. MKss Nellie E. Dora, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Shively, in this city, returned to her home in Charleston yesterday. Mrs.

F. H. Boyer, of Gainesville, is in the city on a visit to Mrs. C. O.

Piatt. Mra. Boyer la on her way home from New Orleans. Rev. SimoDS, pastor of the colored church, will deliver a temperance lee lure at tbe tabernacle on Wednesday evening next, A.

F. Smith, of the State Sentinel, will speak on the same evening. J. J. Roaenthal, advance agent of Mr.

W. E. Sheridan, the well-known tragedian, was in the city yesterday, arranging for his appearance here on April 9th. Mr. Sheridan will appear here in Louis XI.

CBI'KCH, ('HOaca OF by Elder N'ow- aumer morning, and evening. Subject at 10,30. 'Cud's Witnesses." Cummnnioa at evening Tioe All arc invitwl- CHOUGH --Sumiaj school at a Hermon to children at 10 m. far yonng folks at 2:30 p. in.

Evooing at 7. AH arc wolcumu. Court House Newc. The following claims were allowed in the county court yesterday: Trustees of schools, town 16 range 3 east vs. tbe estate of W.

H. Davidson--note of 104. Samuel Garvey vs. tbe estate of George A. Wilson--note of $524.16.

John C. Baldridge vs. the estate of Henry Berkshire--claim of 137.20. Amos Conklin vs. the estate of W.

H. Davidson--claim of 1130. Samuel Mayer vs. the estate'of Charles Drobn--claim of 14. Gov.

St. John at (be Tabernacle. This afternoon at three o'clock the citizens of Decatnr will be given a second opportunity to hear Gov. St. John, who will deliver a temperance lecture in tbe tabernacle.

Everyone ia cordially invited to be present No charge for admission. CH. LECTUBK Koyal Templars. BAPTIST--Uev. Geo.

Voeburvh, pastor. Banday tschool at ft.15 a. m' Preaching by Ute paotor at 10 30 a. and 7:15 p. Subject of morning sermon- 'The Vnioa of Oml Evening "IntlueDce." All tins church arc froo.

CHBISTIAN T. W. I'inkerton. pastor. Preach ing by the pastor at 10 30 a.

n. and 7 p. in Sunday School at 2 p. m. All ore welcome ENGLISH ETANOELIOAL LOTHUAN, Corner of North HUD and Eldorado streets.

-Key. A. Walter, pactor. Bandar school at 2 p. m.

There will be wrTicm at m. and 73Vp. m. Catechetical lectures at 3 J5 p. m.

Uoro ing subject, "Tho Sentimentalism of ChriaUauity (in Oar Day." FIBT at 1030 a m. bj the pastor. Subject of morning discourse, "Foundation and Bnitdirg." subject, Christian Libert) HOT. Sophie Oihb Semoes as usoa). school at.

FIRST U. E. -Claw rnwtiufby anrly appointed leaders at 8 a. m. Proaohini Vr Davl atlOSOa.

followed bj sMmoMtttal SWVIOM. 800 day Hchool at 2 p. m. The paelor mil preach At 7:45. Subject, "Wiekbdett Rebellion of tlio Ages," followed with an after meeting the street end, CoL Homeland, of Ky meeting a.

m. Preachtig 10:80 m. Monday School, 2 Preacuiay, 7JOp. m. Preaching morning and" ovanini by THE PARK HAT STORE Is now open with an Elegant Line of Hats and Furnishing Goods For Fashionable wear.

A Full Line of STETSON'S SOFT HATS, Latest SPRING STYLES just received, as well aa La'eat New York Spring Styles in STIFF HATS COLLARS AND CUFFS. I3PA Cordial Invitation to call is extended to everybody. H. F. Ehrman 7k Sole Agents for DUNLAP'S HATS.

F. Perl has spacious and hand somely furnished rooms to rent: in Perl Block, South Main streets. 14dtf FLEURY'S SPRING TALK! Styles for Suits this season are the Sack for business, and the Frock and lour-buttoned cutaways for dress. In these styles we are showing a large and handsome variety. To go with the above are our nobby styles of Hats, bpth in soft and stiff.

Also new patterns in fancy colored, snirts, and neck wear of the latest designs and shades. All of these are only to be seen to be appreciated. The most particular attention has been sriven by us this season to our Boys' and Children 9 Department! Which is well stocked with good hard wear suits selling for little money. Also for the boys, the new Ball and Top hats, which entitles the purchaser of one to either a base-ball or spring top. Our business in the Merchant Tailoring! Department has increased so rapidly it has necessitated us to increase our working force.

Our patrons of this line can rest assured of good fit and workmanship, and the we are showing will give as fine a selection as the most fastidious would care to select from. In conclusion would say our stock is complete, and we ask an inspection from one and all. FLEURY, THE FRENCH CUTTER, DECATUR'S ONLY One Price Clothing Merchant Tailoring Establishment, Corner of Old Square, Decatur, 111. Fine and Stylish Jewelry, Gold Watches That are Timekeepers, and Elegant Silverware. 1 JT OufStock in Quantity, Quality and Style, fe Buy Everything You Want in This Lime From, W.

R. ABBOTT Jt Where Nothing is Misreorfesented. SPAPFRf NEWSPAPER! i week amount to over tlirro thousand dollars. The moht. of i we know to be a fact, ns we- have eeeti the.

notes. Tt must ho remembered that tl the Hta'e White takes good notes for pay, that I oce buyinp; can have ample time to make same, acd White, often skives those who buy largely an ageu py to Hell countioB and states of his territory yet nnnold. Corne and aee a gate o.i Ihu strof-t in front of Deniino; hotel. I a be operated with ono titifjer, in a wagoo, buggy, or on loads of bay; in fact 2an bo opened aud sLut from ihe SHmo side, aud it uitikos its own (iniug i His yard cttte. i i it, IR and gii'nt.

for partition fences, etc. Call and soo how yon can buy states and counties. Soo 11. WHITE, a i Hotel. Decatur, III.

'22 i Jf tho voiy host a i on hand and for Kalo in i i i i to i at Mo UlellaudV. 5 of r.sr// Ijr.tlipH ir, ST. NICHOLAS SALOON! A BILLIARD THOS. Proprietor ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, SrAT.1-: OF JOIizabeth MACON lliidmif. Tu thi- Hnirs, t'launniita HDtl i a on 'j'mrwtuy, the I i A i i Ihu aihiiiiut.iBlriilor uf o.ilil i ul lo Ihe Cimi.ly i ft'ac-(jn I i i i ut.

court tunif-e i Uiu-Htilr, i i i i i i hi- i a uf i nil- 1 ilu inert MC i-acli A i i i i and hsk tlie C'Mirl to be dlB fr a uul nil i i iliitn-d mid i i i i i i i -i oi.iiccn-.l i hnnl psmlf, urd Ins i i i i a llieri-i-l 1 a i i i itrd I I I may t'c i.n'.-e.il ai.d ael'ii- Dlt. W. M. HAH8HA. 1..7, Wr.lor Sf Tel sffi, W.

I'mine St. 'Jclephore ISil. Bice. No. 1..7, Wr.lor Sf Telephone IW.

Du. Wu. DILLON, rhysician and Surgeoa. No. 231 N.

Maiu St. P.OV'KSSIO.NAL calls promptly rontmnded to or nielli. CHII bo fouud in Uib othce at nil not hbafnt. ulo-ly nin, i 1)11. M1ESSE.

IViilCIAN AMI hb-llilhoN. Prof No. IlttJ KautKldon I 111. 1O- I I A i i i i Notice. 7 i i I i i notilii-it (bat wilo of liriilb 5 lots, I--, i i Ii The Billiard Room Blartro SIK! w- have been and are (lie best.

l-furnished. Tlit tables Tlje bar is tnjts S. W. Dor. Old Square.

i i V'M Y'H'XO WM. Sll OU WliOM IT COM'KUX: In-ill P' u- i i i i i a in (ln i i i I i i i on the- day of A. I) I2, i i i i the I 1 i i ef- i Lol, ono. I I i Hit; oust half of ot four. I Townahii) No.

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W1LUAU T. CC8S1S8, RY POH Convejnncujg A A A POHLIO. Office No. 10, Water otrett. OolkctlOIIB B.

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A Office ou'Jj side city Purk, Uccstur.lll A TTORNST No. I- A FULL LINE JAMES DOUGHERTY, Of Fino and Medium GOAL, WOOD, AND I. 1 uiid i i n.s i tliu lowest. i i i i MATTRESSES, And alinuKt Kverything Feed, Hay. Straw, l(t i lower a 18 A I I I i At.AINST A i IX)NION, irch Beiiu'iul polltxi Lives is in in accordance i a i Ijiuail i conveyed in a i Mr.

I'aruell in the of i'oinuions, in vviiu-h he s.tiit the jKXipIc looU it thcj coiniily i Ihd Crimea ai-t in this mutter. Tho CorjMira- tiuuDof Coik an.I l.iineiu-l., tlie tv.u cities of Imve ulremly uvted on his advlcu. i KN I A I 01.1). I I Mulch il. a a i eighty- a i i i i i i a of tho Will- Iain's i cointilctu holiday.

All throughout Ihe city decked with ot ieople tliiongt'd about jul.uv, anil nearly tilt the Cier- iii.in I'linws were iio-i'iit. The hrst con- Kr.iiuUitnry telegram racuived wns from (jik-eii Victoria. AFFAJI18 AT t'UETK. A I I I I '24. -tlreece is a i in C'lcle, ami narty tceling js i i i 'I'lie Consul tit Oamlia to i a memorial MiJuiiUcil 1'j Mn.siiliniti.s ul the island I'hijti els i i i i The oninwo him because lie is Ctiristlun.

l.ii i i i -March 'M. Tlu Swiss Federal Couiicit ilecide.l to lour liernmn fioiu tlio couuuy. MK Mere Liu it SI, verllu For Housekeeping, ivrc. I I I I is i l.i i i i p. l-ueii Store nt llie i I to i.ril.ir-* for an Chancery Notice.

STATK Of ILLINOIS, iMACl.w CuliSI'V. In tin' i i i to i torm, Ifl84. John and Mary by i. U. Widkcr.

her CuiiBerv.itor i vs. (PurtiUoD. Jurrcs Shoehan and Jumou Hoi- I l.m. A A I the non rwtnlenc" of Junu-i- bhcelihii Juined ulmvo nhtr.ed defendailtH, I I I I I been tiled in the ofiice uf tlie clerk of Bald i i cnurl of Macim aottcij l.tsrcby von to the said James Shee- imu tiiitl JariiCM Jleld(n. that the hcreNiforf lilud th-'ir hill of ctmiplaiut in t-u euurt, on tho clrincory hide lliorcof.

and It i i i i i i i i ishii-'d out of fcaid cnurl lutuinbT siiid a rit Ilio court ill i cif. 'it' IJ'-oilur, in i i oil Um socul.d i of May next l.HW. an ID hy law i i i i i i Pint is fttdl pending and uii- dtiturmincil in i-'ild circuit court. K. A Circuit March H.

VVALKWt it A I S'd'b for CoinplHiimijtA. luStf ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. N1OT10K is lierohj eivor. to th i coiici'nM d. licit liv itued executed, ac i i i ho rredilore and aHHimiinunt a nu'urdprl i MIIPOII Cninil'-.

i i ALBERT WBDBEK, A i.ftlce, on 4ret post oilir.fr, iJcuutur. ill. D.WLiCIt, w. J. A WALKER it WALKER.

A A Clmucory huci over Cheap burleye I. A. TTOIINEV-AT-HW. Oflicc Soulh New tvjuure, 1Kb. BDEN, c.

C. CLAIII BullivaD, 111. Dectitur. 111. Et)3N' A A TTORIIYI'-AT-LAW.

office over i Hccutur, 111. Will practice in .11 ID Mscon aid Moultnc couu- uee, Iteoutur lieol ol ICIoi ittloii. ISS UiNA dramatic- reader nn.l i i i i i i Hrt vurioiio iunl Hutunlny, l.mira Mondny, froia2 i 5 m. It.ioms in llu worth lllock, aj flour hloviitur mitriiace on Water street jun.ldtlui Kloculloiiand Ilruinulic Heading. H8.

lj. of olociition Bnd drwmiitic readuiK" llona tido UD iipiKuirHijcn in cither Chiraicv, Bt. Ixmiu New York Kngagemei.l» samurert. rUt. No Thj Fire Record.

NKW Yoitu. New York Klectrie Candle factory, at (lie font of West KoiirUieutli street, was totall) ile-tinyeil by lire Saturday evening. Tlio loss on stock and IjinUlini; i estimated tit Tlie i i cNtcnili'd tu and destroyed I'lipliain A laixt cstub- i i i loss, The liquor ol Connor Maloj Jvl.lHK). Tlio store ot Mis. Kaves, co.stinnci lo-s, OUJ.

The ting iul'u-e of Vreetaml it i lo-s, 1 Cm i i A i i March I two o'clock S.ifAnkiy nioiniiiii the Tennessee Kaetory was IniriiH causing a loss of i A I A 111., March J.nno-i i ami weie Imrnc-d on Monday I.tiss, Hn.l.siioito. Maich two- story brick block of seven stores, owned by J. D. Warroli, was dostrojiwt by an ineen- liiu-y lire Sulnrday Total 111., Maicli I i i Hotel ut Hoodhonsc, (iieene County, bin nod down Satuulay morning. Loss, T.dttO; lusiiuMl for Match extensive works ol the Kliiuiiiuo Uii.ino Coin- jiaiiy.

ot thi city, and tin; a i i eliein- I works of I'. S. Sons, i a destroyed by lire yesterday morning, involving loss of over to the nod Ponsocjnont distiens at thu I i i i Ot'iitriil t-xciirsinn mhi-i'- tiBiHl A i 7lh iiini i tu Imre, tiiii.1 ilnoUsdU, i ib iiliuucloricil. Aii fxciuvijii i i i to points i Min-issiptji arid Toiiiinssoc, i a t.ho niijiith Muy, nolioo of which lx duo time. J.

I 1 Mi West A U. H. LSoiiebaiu, of the Friotiilsi Ct'pck i toxt woiitlicr car load of i nluule ninl uriiiimonliil trei a lo.s-s, litilhs, to i I bland entt of Ijitiu s'on, ID i city, to bo sold ut I rutcfi. Vil) AND QUEENSWARE AT The Crouch-Holcomb Cass. J.u uso.s, Murcli U4.

seisioii In tltt Crouch-Holroiiib was brief, tiireo wlUiaasi bviiii; sworn, The Ue- fon-e aolieil for an iuljuiiiiiiiiunt till Tuesday next, to a tho rocuvoiy of Captain Crunch, It being dcalroiH to take his testimony beforo fitting the case, and the request wns t'luuloJ. Qmtr acllfiilioll of K. McMilion, a uf tilfs police of Toledo, and lliglitor Mrs. Oulfii K. Brown.

Mrs. Itruwn tuok her scut in court, but when culled to U'Hlify she ioiilJ nut to found. On observing McMalion shu left the room hurriedly and clashed down tho stioet toward tho Ofllcera wore sent In pursuit, mid in few niinutos returned with tier, blio ftien ttstitkxl that she had lived in Toledo with ills. Stanley. ShudeaMUiut place WM one of III- and duniuU lhat Mm.

Carlisle was tho proprietress, but admitted knowing Mc- Mithon. Thu latter testified lo finding Mrs. Brown In.Mrs. Carlisle's lionae ot Ill-fame, and took her from "there and sent her home to HillHUalu. She.

went by tlie name of Kiltiu I'ulmer while there. This will kill Bliw. liiown's streimth as witness, tor she iwore dilleiently when first on tho stand. Death ol John J. Citeo.

NKW VonK, March Jay Cisco, ex-Assistant United States Treasurer, died yesterday morning in his seventy-ninth year. lie had beeu ailing from a complication of liver diseases for the past'year; but, had not been confined to Ills bed until Friday, lie leaves a widow, a son ud two daughters. Mr. Cisco had been kuown In tills city for Die last twenty years as one of the leading bankers. lie was born hero, and wn Unltel Suites Treasurer during franklin Plerce's AtlmlnlDtratuNi.

The JMt trulybo Ulycornie Halve, which in a Dura cure for onto. liruiitn, Bculds, wonadM mill nil "or 0 Will iKwitiVuly cum piltw, Uittur un.l all ul Batwfucti-in mo etundod. Ouly'jUowiU, A i f-uuur. nhyiieUui uiMl araggut, II south Hide ut oqaare, Oncatur, 111. ddwly General Grant Makes a Correction.

WASIIINOTOX. (iratil ld Saturday that he was incorrectly ie- jMirted in an Interview with a New York reporter, In being made to say a lie would not dine with Hlaine, even though lie had been invited to do so. He merely seid, in answer to a question, that he had not been Invited to dine with lilaine, and did not expect to be. i i a denies that he has nny hostility towardBlalne. said ho, "should bu united and friendly toi violory." Fees ol Illinois Superintendent.

Mareh 'J4. --One of the Commissioners of Wabush County writes to tho Attorney General to know whether, In addition to thu salary named by the County Hoard, the Superintendent of Sellouts Is en titled to his two per euuL, ami the answer is that ho is. The i i a lion Is also sought as to whether, in drainage districts, the County Clerk is entitled to fees as drainage elerk in addition to his lixed salary, uiut the Attorney General says he is not 'I'a Iv HIM p. Thih i- i lust. cull.

tl.oi-o wlm Lave not puiil Ihc-ir oil local! titul Tiiako pnynioiit, cf i bame The IHXHH li'nvti litH iliuv sioeo a i Klili und i Laa givon Iho poujilo I be i nihlti in which lo pay i i und uslcs that thoy cotuo uuil Fatal Explosion ol Fire-Works. CINCINNATI, March an explosion of Ii to-works In tlio establishment of Oiehl Co. three men were seriously burned about the face and are Thomas Dlehl, George Johnson, Edward Flanlgau. After the roof fell on the men, holding them till lielp arrived. Flanigan died nhortly after reaching home.

Johnson, the foreman, was badly burned about tlie bead and face aud bauds, and Uiehl wns also severely burned. We Owe A delt of cratitudc to the German women physicians who have developed great medicinal qualities of Red Clover liloB- aoui.i. Best results are obtained when coui- Ijloed with other mcclclnal roots and herhs, ue In Jones' lied Clever Tonic, which la ihe best kuown remedy for all blood diseases stomach and liver trouble. Indigestion, loss of appetite, low eplrlte, -Iieadacne and all diseases of the kidney B. Price 50 cents, A.

McClelland sells the beet Mt. Olive coal at 12.25 $1.75 at yard on North Mam street- j8dtf Liddle's, lousokeepeifl HeadqnarterB, (Jour lionse Block. Is the latest improvement. No hoolrs i tons to catch or strain the pull otr.ori.inch Ihu wrist. They nro insruntly faced or by siinuJc iti.llintr ot the cords, and la-jtx'ncd i i a SNiafl sink-.

For durability and simplicity oL Ktruction, efte and of operation ither. a a a gloi-cs iiitf tnis lueint'ean bu wtrivo batistacUon. For salo at 18 Cheap Store, Jas. ougherty, HUNT i i i tr.o firm of Doyl Jute i i i i i I i i i i biiMiiioue in the oily nt le- futtir, hi HUH! pnrliicro n- tier t-uul lirm iiann', ill ado to i i i (iKeiKUiii'tiit tf i purt- i i i i elTeotri for thu benefit itOI'H ItlO IK'T (if (icnoral Aisw'iubly sukl Btnti-, i i i i uu net CfJiiconiititr voluntary and con- i i i i i i i i i thort'tn upmi courU). on Uia uf Miir-jh A.

D. Hi.d that in I purbuuucQ of bunt UriHigutiiuutuixl uail act of ay- Hombly. 1, UB Hiirh ttiHtprtoe, hnvo filtil in ottico of tho county (if iwuil Cimnty, uu inventory of BUH! ar-Mfjiud i ojy bom! an I i law. and hiixo onlcred UIMJII i HSM of fir.oli i i a i i i i i I i i tht.t a tu y.Mii vu actiiiiHt nui ussisnoi'd wltti DIU i 6 tho nf March, IrfM. A 8.

)K(iOM Ucnttur, 111., a i IBrtl Assuroo. Railway Time-card, ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. I I i i i i iind i p-irtntri-rtlup bi-tii'lit i i i i i cruJ I have ln-or. V. i tn trivo i hvo o'clock I Uy the Honorable Sainui'l of i court of notiru thut from noon 1:1.

on HEAD-STOKES, Marble Mantles, Hi i-ai-li I i have tin- riaht. to rnise hie i I i i I a i i a i i i i i i i i i said i I i i i OlUiiti I nt i 0 nw wriliui; MONDAY, THE 24th DAY OF A I will roceivo opon biclt froui i to purchubu for cash iUo f-tov-k i i Kurn i i (iootlH, liool.s and SlutCa and Fiituree, I I A i i i iimlt-r usiipnmcM in ic I-- um i uiw; that ail ir.ailo i I i to the of ull biduore and i i luivt 1 risht to rniso hie Work, Morchaut. St. marl4dwiiu My is nearly out iiml I i liuvo to tho books over to lio trensurcr. Ollicw No.

Ki7 North np htttirK, open and JAH S. CAKTF.H, m3 lOJ Collector. i.in rl i i VIi 1,1 an I l.i.., March 17. 'S4 -Sold i for I solil rf-Diaiiul( of MadihOij county for $131), to the satno icnn who mo fi f. being I recwvel iul (J.

i clone nf Motitjjcu.ery county to-dny for Cau (-ell most of L)r-K )U ul ss-cutod by uiort- Is St. Cluir county hold ytt? cuu sell it. Lic.l me hear. llosp'y, E. 11.

CDASE. LAKH Cnv. ILL Mnrch tid, Ii. WHITE: I i come in iifflt of nt-xt woek. iind tnko i a lorritury; make linal arrnngoments.

will i i Hiul CbtiiiipHigu eouuties. it SON. i i '20. i ono ot jour (aftt-r I i i i 1 can holl mid lo well. Kwrylio.ly it boatH nil I can sell tivo to onn num.

It Lo wrilt-H i yjn jjivo me a cotumiHsion. I Mart-h 17, K. 1 rt'Cf-ivHil Uave hold ono towiisliip. I i von good niit.ii for liiirriBim (Miinty, Irul. Jso 1'Aiini's.

N. Ii. -Jti-cf-ivi'd ni al right. All ibis WLito gnnrantoes. salea tbin wook atnountH to more that $3,000.

Ho has many --tntes left yet. "Say, arc you men ban 11 UK all that lately'?" "JjlwsB your lifo, it is all yoinf arouud to Win. A. UridgiiF, No. 215 Noith Maia street.

Uu ih to put ou crop for 1883, fid per cent, larger lota of pHper i suasou, uul he has thiin thut 'To those pur- tbe men inat just hcv in tho most artistic niKUiuir." cl.iitr. 4 i i i (iruuitu i 'n-Ht to iitt 1 if itl i Hi i by bi.ldt-r on the iiUMle, Mmt idl of i Mt m. idc a i be eub- i i I inn t'i tli" at i i i i i i i-oui'ty of M.iCun coun- I al i i if ton o'clock m. on lit I i Ulut r-. fin'il wni'lc to 1 IT JIUM'.

jMMJUtlir 111. i kimU of 1 11 tf. The Great Through Route ----Between the East, West, North and South, I Through Passenger Trains, day of AtarcL in- mo i r. i i i i i tlio acfU'ptiVtico hy juo a-li 1 or i ot licr i ai to i may in my xvil! ufToriled nh I I lo foul, in that, may I wmVi'VmmiV 1 "'No. "OSpm Way I'lilorad March II, 1SS4.

btrci't, I i a 111. It. a. HOHON, bleopiiiB and ItcclhuiiK CliMr on Nich Trainiaiul Eleicant, I'urlorHnd Modern Day on Day Traini. Tntuu laare and arrira at Qecacur alt follows, boUfd EAST.

t. 44 a to WM. A. BRIDGES, Pnini Paper Hanger and Decorator, illld ami i i i i l. Order.

If yi CHEAP HOMES! ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Along the lino i t. Ijonifi, Iron i i i it Soiilhorn Ifailway, Texas i'afilif! Ituiiway und Intcr- natioDal Korthcrn Itailroad, are thousands of acres of tho choicest farming-and grazing lands in the world, ranging in price from 82.00 to $3.00 and $4.00 per acre, in a healthy country, with climate unsurpassed for salubrity and comfort Send a i 3 1 your address lo the undersigned for a copy of atulislics ol'crops raised in Arkansas and ToxaH, in 1882, and up your i to go and sec yon loarn that the MISS NALE j-ri-ii' 1 l'i i i Troiib'e Miovv fioid I a IJU-L; 1 i i i v.imihlti'n hrur-lii'H, t'T 1 a i htivi' i i wurk- in i iu i My pljup IH i i i and 1 i yil (o Iu nil i I I i i a i i i ut tin 1 low.al nil OK i i i i i work. SATISKACTION i A A I I CHANCERY NOTICE. S'l'ATK OV I Maccii i In tin- of tho May Term, A. I i i Hucljhimteti vs.

Mm i Fishor, IMiillip Mury A. Fialier, i i 1 l''ibht'r, Goorgo l-'islior, Jnhr, FiMhor, Georpe ItitLberu en. J.u-ol Kui-buamun, OlirmtiiuiH KloKr, Kd- HarpstuUs KHHIIH HarpBtrfto, Ri-rtha I (in (ibLntf, Kuto i i IJnrpstrite, Sttpl.ia Charles Murpetrice, Ed- wuni John Ilarpblriie. A a i tiJwl hi thiy caiiBe, jTx in ttioumcc Ll.c clerk i i i cowrt. 'f Mni'ou county, of the non rpsirlonro of Jphn HnrpHt rito, onn of Uie situi loConilaiitti, punlic i ln'reby f-ivcn Phillip Ituebuudi'Mi I.us tiled I I bill of c-otnitluint in i i i of I Miwxm eery hide i 1 partition of laudb wild i '-cri)ixl, tliuta uantiU'timtlioreiuiuTi "Ut of mid ollict-of suid clerk of tho ir i 4 i Kitul county, 'hrt ot ftnul n'tunmblo on of Iho torni of Hftid court txj holdon nt l)ecntar ort Otf MAV.

A. Now utiJoss you. the aaid tfolm liarptitrtte, tjia IK- am) appear to demur, pliful fo or uiiHwer bui of a i a i bo entered iiuamnc you in Haul rmi-ic, und tlioaUegaUor.a of i i hold to lw truo. 1 Mnich E. AlcCLELLAN, CU-tk.

O. UUTOIIINSON, Att'y. le North Minn WM. A. nt icew Iji-f IIiMiM'iolior Docutur, 111, ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, UTLCEis lioroliy inveu to tlio citizens, Ifegul TH of (ho Town of Decatur, in the ci (y of nnd StnMof Illinois, ttmtthear Muoling for suid town will be i Council tnc-t, Koscini II in tho First Dial in UK Second in tho Tluril Disl uul Ui-- i County (Ut'rk'ti cilice the Fourth g.iid town, on tixln ir, Have you bird" It not, ought to have OUP, if for i else than for uri rxeuse to buy aud own one of those apli-uiiid for iiy Fergnsou i them io the wiudovvV Tboy are beauticM.

Yen, they are Jo dandies, mldwlw chasing land owned hy the company, and paying one-half, or all cai-h, a robalo isal- lowe'l lov money paid fortiekoUor freight over Iho company's linos. TOWNSEND, ST. A BLSAM. This elegant drvssing preferred by those who have used it, to any timilor on account of lea superior cleanliness and purity. It contains materials only that are beneficial to the scalp and hair and always Restores theYMthfel Color to Grey or FaM Hair Parker's Hair Balsam lai'finely perfumed and is wnrrante" to prevent falling of the hair and rp remove dandruff anUitchmg.

N.Y- ft We. mud II twea, In i Tuesday, the 1st Day of April Next, tho lirct Tncfiilay in flaij l-'irbt--To cliocbc Jfodf-rut-i i Hjiid lauetinir. 1 Sicond--Tooloct One Three flintaut Supervisors. Ouo Town Clprk, Ore the to preuid) Bt Ber.sor, Ono Olk-ctur, Or.e uud (IE many Found Muuters bb liluctore may determine. (Thu niisoolluoeouB businesn ol the mee ing wilt ho tnindactcd nt Ko'cno IKne p.

m. Aud touctuponnayadditional subjacte may, pureuanco of, law, coino belore mid noeotiiiK whon convened. Wliicli mectitiB will becalfe4 toordar between the hours of eight und nine clock in tlie lure- noon, iind Ii opt open until-seven o'clock! tho nfuruoon. Hivon under my hand, at Decatur, true 10th dny of Mnr.li, A. two ich W.

ST. L. A P. R'Y. OOINO KA8T.

No. 41, A Tho followiiiK i i i a i will oai-ri- Mo.43,Fa.-,t'Liiie sVr, 47, Jacksonvillu i a "45, Futt Mail SJ.1 Plio (ollowiiiK treiuht trums will earn- loiifevrii with tickets: West Uoing out Hi Chicago IHvixion, OolKO EAbT. No. Chii-iifioKiurusu 12JI5KQ, Illuil U' AHBIVE VUOM UHlOAdo. No.

3, St. Louit, 5, St. Louie Mail -Sr. Luuit; GOINU WKST. 4 ill a No 3, tit.

Loais 4, Liiie A I Uli.tl HT I.ori8. .1 a 10 44, Aibintic KxpreHS ci Thtt followiiiif wUI curry nenaerH v.itli tickets on tlm St. U.oig Divieiun: Arrivo from 7-oni IP Arrivofrom Ewtl in KT. i No. 1.

yt. Loiiiw i i 1'ut-illc KzpreBH HI rEOlUA. UECATl'li A KVANMVILLE ley. OOI.VO l-AiiT. OB Freight in LLX.1NUIS tlKNTUALK'K.

OOINO MOUTH. Accommodation Freight OO1NQ BOO'ni. Paixuuiger i AccommiMintiou in Freight i ILLINOIS MIDLAND QOINQ KA3T. Hail and Eiprees at leaves at Local Freight arrirea leavea OOINO WX8T. Hail and Ei preen arrivea at at Local FroiKbtaiTivM Imroe SDOim 1C.

A. BARNETT, Aneot. 1). H.CONKLJN, Oen'i Hanagei lias a UJtf.a ou 430piu SHUaio ll-JISam WSPAPERl.