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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31
rHE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
HOTTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO


incinnati, indianapolis, Toledo.
betroit, Cleveland, Niagra Fails,
uialo. Pittsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Phil ,delphia, New YORK.
bo .ton and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE or TINE
On and alter Tuesday, July /, 1873, train
iii run ~ follows:
hxPNE
iOing north leaves cairo at ....... 400 p. m
ioing south arrives at Cairo st. $40 /. IN
MOUND CITY accoMAopATIoE.
Going North.
save Cairo ct 1883 am, and j:00 pm.
Going South.
Arrive 1t Cairo at 200 pm. and goo pm.
The express trsin north arrives at Vim
rnnes al la:20 p.Ir., making direct cOnncc-
ion 1T 1880 pm with the Indianapolis ana
.iucennes railroad tor In Ilanapnli., the
rest rai.roa centre, from which point
raius are departing al all hours, tor all
Oints in United >ta es md Canada. Al
L'bJ PIN. with the Eyaus,il,s and tTaw-
sNilie railroad, Tor Terra ilaute. Ndi =
,arOn,, Chic go, Danyille and all point,
iOrth. via the ierra llgute Evansville aud
'hioOgO Railroad, and east via the Naudalia
inc, aud indianapolis aud 81 Louis railroad.
II 1853 p N with the Ohio and Mississippi
abroad. for Cincinnati, Ouistile, aud all
lDints east, via Cincinnati
Passengers going 10y this route are placed
n indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville. New
York, Bort u, philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, aud all eastern pc MS, I've We
ours in advance ui any other route.
Express train makes come elton at Lido
ado with -. Louis and Southeastern all
way tor It. Louis, Mt. Vernon tlllnois),
,hawncetown. and all poinis between EidO-
ado aud st Louis
At Norris & ~ makes close connection
or Springfield. Rock leland, and all point
IN Springtl, III and illinois Southeastern rail
way and con ertion-,
At Carmi with IT. Louis, Evansville, Hen
irreun anti Nashville railway inr, tor MI
Vernon (,ndiara), Evansville, henderson
tkenturky). >a>hyill Clennesse }, and al
no,nt on 81. L., h., II. and y. railway aus
connections.
Ga.gagc checked to sll important po'n,'
r5yror tickets An Information apply d
| the ticket office. corner Ven,h ,treet an
commercial avcnu', Cairo " inois.
ROSWELL MILLER, Supt.
Fl. BURNSIDE, Ticket Agent.
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NoTioE is hereby given that I will psy
10 bills for goods sold to any Of the eu.
ployos of TnK CAIRO BULLETIN, either
n themselves or tor the use of tho office
inlese the same arc furnished on an order
,sned 10y SIR. Burnet, or myself.
l2-2Q-ly Jons Il. OBEBLY,
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, $3.50; Etven T ckets.
S25 90; Fity-.ix Tickets, Sl2b 90; One
Hundred nId Fifteen Llcke,s, $3.50 co.
The draw Ing will be made under the SUI
perintcndrncr II u committee appoint, Il hy
the highest officials in the SAFE, duy ~ arn
lo the faithful pcrio nance OF the duties as
sgned them.
The highest officials both OF city, County
and state have not only endorsed Nj
Abeles, tut ais" his scheme.
The drmand FIR tickets IN unparalleled
ind AL desiring TO participate In the draw
ing should al once form their clubs andsrnd
IN their orders
AGENT WANTED in ali States. Cities,
aud Towns in ia. United States and Cana.
dn>.
r1 Money should be sent by Registered
Letter. T.. q. order or express, With the iull
address OF the purchaser IN plain writing,
Every pa h g OF II tic.rt- has chance
TO Win IL prizes, but 10 ititely certain Ia
in one. while one person ont of every ten
who purchase paei age oi ii 10 bound To
win Two prizes.
For further Information and particulars
send for circular TO the Manager and Pro
prieter, and addr,s.
SIMON ABELES,
Leayrnworth, Kansas.
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wEDNEsD Y, DECEMBER 3. 1873,

Only Sky thousand tickets will he sold
ami one-hali uf these are intended tor the
European market. thus leaving only 30,wn
Tor sale in the United States, where l0n.WO
were disposed Of tor the third Concert.
I he tickets are divided into ten coupon. ~
parts, aud have ON their back the rhcmc.
with u fun explanation oi the mode OF draw.
ing.
At this cnncert. whirh Viii be the grand.
est musical Display ever Witnessed IA tbi.
county. the Unprecedented sum of
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KEAovED.-Dr. DuRning has removed
n's residence temporarily to the second
cottage east of Scbeols hall, 90 Ninth
street. u.
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AUCTION SALE Of UNCLAIMED BAG
GAZE,

win be sold a. auction AZ the Central
house on sixth street Cairo. Illinois, on the
lei day ui Now inter. ut ~ o'clock am. u
ln,ge quantity Of unclaimed baggage ~ bat
isty chal ges thereon.
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&l,SOO.OO

divided into 10000 casb gins " III be distrib.
utrd 10y lot among the ticket-h0iiers. The
numbers at the tickets to he drawn from
one wheel by blind children, and the quits
from another.
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THIRTY YEARS. REMEDY;
Diarrhoa. Dyssntrry, Cholera Morhus, sum.
tuer tomplaiut, EIuy. Childreb's II eth
ing, and the Great a. cventi.c OF
Asiatic ChoIern.
xAav-sTs EENNE PLANT.

fsl' srtrsrtss-y rseiirs ;hs ne q witch 10 'rrs.'
bfa4de iEreartout the ogutry g. uHdouh edy Superior
sny rrnsiv ef,ss the utc fof The iinis o.
~hich & nded We have IN vcssesior teinour
furnished vcuniarr b Co. Long sts Chle 1oTogru hlca
lasiseer bsfsas A. WAshiusteu Cen IN Henri Warm
a. n. flessA1ion aE1 rtstrs = itc Pa her y. J
ceebrsel Indian isutfy st-o otcers
sgrgeus Hospital sievass ouusufer- 81 yearly
rvilf ihs Mississippi BOD r Isry rivers. West
sanitary AID Ctfisusa ConEhus army chaI lnts
ot-rs cnt1u LsrNsc highest
o'th. rraisius . uts rsi al 'esi the his
tru.. Ne cthrf n.tI.iHs dafious W
also si,r o nis fAcu-J Gfag Erovn v.Govertor
81 Nssosr aud Hou. Jo.c p Attcr 81 ibt cry Of
leuls. sne c't-r Ilus for uhlh
sps-e 10 this sdFsfisen ui AoItfsAcNcss Robin
No 81 sud 81 rlltna AeE lt.a Sod ty drlsait.
utelcai c. Ale-s erer~vEtrr
D. 1. MAGrIRE. sole rrtp. 'eiors
= W ror I. II .i'Cat en- ats, 80 Louis
No. Prize, rs cents pc bottle.
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PRIZE LIST.
S45O.OOO
10000 Prizes

The title to the above real estate is guar
antecd pc feet
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings I
within The reach 1T 1.-THE greatest nppor-
unity ever offered for tue poor man to rise
Ia wealth
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Totl, i2OV Gifts, An Cash

amounting 10. ........ see. Sl,bOO.Dh
he di,tr but on will be positive whelhrr
all The tickets are sold or not, and the 1000
gifts all paid IN proportion to the H. ket- >old
all UNFOLD tickets beng destro, ed ~ at The
First ~ Second Concerts and not repre-.
scented in the drawing.
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HERMAN SCHMETZSTORFF,
Successor to II. Thieleckc.)
Dealer In ATs Kinds
FAMILY GROCERIES
WASHINGTON AVENUE,
BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREET

Having purchased the grocery establish
ment of ii. rhielrckr. shall always nee T.
on hana n iull and fresh supply ni all the best
gods in my line, Ia he found in the market
By strict attention to business. AMI iair deal.
ing. hope not only to retain all the custom
the place has enjoyed in the pat /, but TO add
10 the lit many new patrons Asking
lair share of public patronage.
Respectful HERMAN SCHMRTZsTnRPF
7-ln u
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wilson's
CARBOLATED CnD LIVER OIL

A. described ruly in the Inventors circular
which VIII be mailed, upon application, 10
any address.
We cannot afford space to tell the whole
.iOrt mere. or to give the numerous certii.
raie- from eminent ph> ,ician. and well.
known citiz'n-t testify my % the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from This great
di,cov' ~. Sriii IL To soy IL j. curing thou.
and, who supposed themselves to he a.
deaths door.
Wilson, CaTholated oil il scientifically
prepared with the purest "arholic acid. 80
combined a. 10 he entirely harmless. with
SWEET Sukw E0IA. Con LIVER on
From the celebrates fisheries At Aaiesund
Norway, pronounced 10y physicians the
most d, Iicatc, eli sient col liver oil in tin
world.
II /, easily taken, tolerated b Lthe weakest
>t"mtch-, dige-ts readily, never hccOme,
rancid, az l. ain OF ontir,iy Tree from the
usual di'a,reea lie characteristics of cod
liver oil.
For every Use Of cod liver oil Mr.. Wilson.
discover, l. oi the greatest value.
For the saie | trfnll ADM i-iration OF
carholir arid MIR. WILSON, mt i Il of com.
hln'ng II with cod liver oil Is absolutely nee.
e-nary.
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asrI EsFEsPaG~s-
100000 FOR @5O

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author.
lied special act Of the Legislature tor the
benefit Oi the Public Library oi Kentucky,
will take place IN the Public Library Hall
al Louis, II e. XIV
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

ee reque Subscrtbers nst re.cess
rag ,be,r paper. .eg0 arty so report
10 f'ct tO tii - "Niee Cstaer ser.Uu-.
uy or by Postal a. rd.
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lac AR. ii.nry's '. orsG's Tonic AND
H.Ood Purifier.

It is the gr"a; household remedy. pleasant tc
k, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
seascs. 1t is better than Bitters, Cordial,
uchu or SArsaparilla Sold by Druggists
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
In rawlings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
'lice so cents. Address DR.. BUrrs' Drsprs-
"pf, IL North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, 40.
Advertisement
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RAILROAD TABLE.

AFRO. Arkansas & TEXAS. AND
CAIRO Il FULTON RAILROADS.
shortest md on y direct tOute ". IN afro
Ia, k.oupu't, Lit H. x OK, Futon, aud al
ous la Ark insa- aud The southwest.
Pulran'- pala q sletp,ug cars on al
pin- at uight.
= ,'n. run daily, Sundays excepted
- follows:
GOING WEST.
cave Greenncld'. NJ ......... oA5 am.
GOING EAST.
arrive nj Greennvlu's al. ......... 2:l5 p IN
CHARLESTON ACCOMMODATION.
arrive a. Greenlield's Ut ... 8:O5 am
cave Gresnieid's at ............. $3.50 Pun
~. AXTELL. Chief Engineer.
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q sd nt ~ .ev on ever, page

Fabrication. once. sais.sfs o..sais.s
Washington Assnne.
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consisting of Ill" superb pnlilal residence
dwelling ~ the United states, being only a
few block from the Juuit House. ,ui round
ed by me-, nincrnr grounds, "rchard>. gar.
ieI SAINT vineyards. The building Ia, been
only +, ny completed with all the mod
pru i'm L ,ItuputS
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-06-24

NAccidents.-On Tuesday last, Mr.. Chas.
X. Smith, and Jacob Lineweaver, of New
port, met with a severe accident. They
were driving a colt, when the animal be-
came frightened and ran away. Mr.. L.
jumped out, and in so doing fell in such a
manner as to break his arm. Mr.. Smith,
was soon after thrown out, by his wagon
striking another, and fell on his face dis
figuring it badly, and injuring him quite
seriously.
On Monday of last week, horse driven
by Mrs. Robert Holiness of Penn township,
became frightened when near Duncannon,
and ran away throwing out Mrs. Holmes,
and breaking her arm, and injuring anoth-
er lady who was with her in the wagon.
On Tuesday last, team belonging to
Daniel Wentzel, of Spring township, be-
came frightened at the cars near the mill
at Newport, and turning suddenly around
started again for town. After running a
short distance, they took out the side walk
and brought up against tree, where three
of the horses stripped themselves out of
their gears, and ran up the street. The
only damage done was broken pole and
gears.
A lad named George Burd, while work
ing on John Shearer's barn in Centre
township, on Tuesday last, cut two of his
toes entirely off, and another toe half off.
The boy was cutting on a rafter, when his
foot slipped, causing the accident DR..
Ard, dressed the wound.
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June "a. 1873.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by
the Board of Co. Commissioners of Per-
ry county, at their Office in Bloomfield,
until II m on Thursday the 26th day Of
June, 1873, for the erection of the Juni-
alta Bridge, at Duncans Island. Bids to
be endorsed, Proposals for erection of
Juniata Bridge, at Duncans Island"
The drawings and specifications may
be seen at the Office of Commissioners.
No proposal will be received unless ac-
companed with bond of the proposer,
with sufficient, sureties conditional, that
if said proposal shall be accepted the
party proposing will duly enter into
proper contract, in accordance with said
proposal and the plans and specifica-
tions.
p. S.-Bids will be received at site
of Bridge on the 9th of June, until
O'Clock p. m. when proposals will be
opened and contract awarded.
All contractors must be prepared to
submit to forfeiture fox every days de-
lay beyond the time agDeed upon IN :he
contract.
The Board Of CONS. do not bind them
selves to accept the lowest bids. but re
serve the right to accept such bids as
will be for the best interests CT tine coup-
ty.
BY order of Commissioners,
w. N. SEIBEBr,
June 10th, 1873. Clerk.
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Cumberland County.-From the Cum
berland County papers of last week, we
copy the following
On Friday night last burglar entered
the bed chamber of Mr.. George Titzel,
grocer, in Mechanicsburg, and robbed him
OF $40 in money, gold watch and chain,
and coat. No clue has been discovered
as to who the perpetrator Of the robbery
was.
The residence of Captain Durlin, of New
vile, was entered by burglars, and robbed
of silver watch and about ten dollars in
money, on Wednesday night of last week.
The burglars are still at large.
The Steam Mill of Nelly & Hurst at
Mechanicsburg, was burned on the 18th
inst. No insurance. piisL
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Qrbe Gnnes, Mem Bloonrhelo, 1)a.

Juniata COunty.-From the Mif1intown
Inn. 1endent of last week, we copy the
followins
ri. xfsthoN,. 1t congregation will worship
T., ti,o Court flo,,so' until their new edifice
' ;s con, nlete.I Preaching every Sab
bath morning at 1Ot o'clock, and in the
eveDing at u o'clock trrr
As we predicted, the old Methodist
church was razed to the ground by Satur-
day evening, and not one brlck was leit
Upon another, For the earnest efforts put
forth by the pastoi', Rev. H. @. Pardoe, who
anperintended the taking down of the
building, with an able corps of .workmen,
whose names we would like to publish,if il we
had them, as they laboreo without money
or price, is due this grand consummation;
The work of rebuilding will ,pe commenced
soon.
The residences of Miss Mary Little and
Mr.. Alexander Boggs, in Waterloo, this
county, together with the stables and out
buildings, were entirely destroyed by hre
on Saturday, the 9TH inst. When the fire
broke out most of the people were at church,
a short distance from the village. An
alarm was sounded and the people at the
church and in the neighborhood soon
gathered at the scene of the confagration,
but the fire had gotten too great hold be-
fore it was discovered, and all efforts to
extinguish the flames proving futile, all
turned their efforts to saving the personal
property, but succeeded in rescuing only a
few household goods from the devouring
element. During the progress of the fire
several other houses in close proximity to
the burning buildings were on fire but the
flames were subdued before much damage
was done. The origin of the fire is un-
known.
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9 9 . 8 9 9 ~ y
The Most Popular Medicine Extant.
184O] Over 80 Years. 1872
Since the Introduction of
PERRY WIS.,
PAIN KlLLER!,

THE PAIN KILLER
Il Is equally applicable and eficacious to
young or old
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is both an Internal and External Remedy.
THE PAIN-KILLER
VIII cure Fever and Ague when other reme-
dies have failed.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Should be used at the first manifestations of
of Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is the Great Family Medicine of the Age.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Will cure Painters Collie.
THE PAIN.KILLER
Is good for for Scalds and Burns
THE PAIN-KILLER
Has the Verdict of the People in Ito favor.
THE PAIN.KILLER,
Gives Universal Satisfaction.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Beware of limitations and Counterfeits.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Isan almost certain cure for CHOLERA land
has, without doubt, been more successful In
curing this terrible disease than any other
known remedy, or even the most eminent and
skilful Physicians. In India, Africa and Chi
ma, where this dreadful disease is ever more or
less prevalent, the PAIN-KILLER is consd-
cred by the natives, as we'll as European resi-
dents in those climates, SURE REMEDY.
THE PAIN-KILLER.
Each bottle is wrapped WITH full directions
for use.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Is sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Fami-
ly Medicines.
June "A, lS73-1m
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Brief Items.

y
FSome thirsty, theiving Gus toner stole a
keg of lager out of Krause's wagon, on
Friday night. The wagon was in Sutch's
stable. They ought at least to have return
ed the empty keg.
XThe boys had the fire engine out last
week. 1t has an excellent delivery, from
the under side. Hoisted above house
when on fire, it would aid very much in
extinguishing the flames.
A horse belonging to Amos Robinson,
became frightened at the cars, near Leiby's
Crossing, and ran away on Tuesday last,
but was stopped short distance up the
road and before any damage was done.
Strawberry peddlers have been remarka-
bly, scarce on our streets this season, the
dry weather having dried the vines all
up. Cherries also, will be nearly total
failure.
Is it, or is it not, against the law to gig
for fish? That is a question which is agi-
tating the minds Of those fond of fishing
The fish law seems to be as clear as tar,
and as easy of comprehension as the laws
controlling the action of electricity.
/NOn Monday last, young man named
Frederick Keeper, had sad disappoint-
ment, for just as he was ready to get into
his buggy at Loysville, to take trip, the
horse scared and ran away, putting the We
hicle into condition to need reconstructing.
So the young man had to go on horseback.
On Wednesday morning Philip Troup, of
Oliver township, was going to the mill,
when one of the horses became frightened
at the cars, and pushed the other horse
and himself into the canal. Both animals
were finally got out in safety, and but little
damage was done to the vehicle. The
horse that scared was the same one that
run away the day previous, and caused the
injury to Messrs. Smith and Lineweaver.
~ An editor was asked by stranger "is
ie possible that this little town kept up
four newspapers" and the reply was, "No,
it takes four newspapers to keep up the
town."
= A daughter of respectable citizen OF
Reading, last week, forged her fathers sig
nature to check, drew out his bank bal
ance, and eloped with some stranger
A baby was born in Saville township
last week, that weighed only one and a
quarter pounds. This is the champion ol
light weights we think.
The Dauphin County Democracy meet
on Saturday next, to elect delegates. The
county Convention will be held on July 1st
A son of George Leonard, in Centre
township, one day last week, while step
ping out of the door fell and broke hi
arm.
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For Tho bloomfield Times


Mr.. EDITOR. = How pleasantly one
breathes sometimes, when he feels God is
on his side. The recommendation of John
Irvine, of Saville, as the proper person to
represent us in the next Legislature, makes
me feel so / know of no one more capable
than he to discharge the duties of that
office. If he should be elected, feel as
sured he would do his duty faithfully. He
is as honest as he is kind and gentle, and
as wise as he is honest, and as truthful as
he is wise. will guarantee he will neither
sell his vote, nor steal from the common
wealth. He will do us old, honest Repub-
licans who do not want, nor expect Office
for ourselves, but who only seek the good
of our dear old commonwealth, and the
best interests of the people. 1t will be a
great pleasure to vote for John Irvine.
His will be the nomination by the people,
and not by the wire pullers and profess
sional politicians.
Yours for the good of the whole country.
GEORGE POWELL.
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Daring Highway Robbery.-Mr. d

Daring Highway Robbery Mr.. d.
Stremell, residing in West Mannheim twp,
this county while peddIing meat among the
farmers in the neighborhood of ]. W.Gitt's
farm, in said township, at rather secluded
place called "the pines" last Tuesday fore
noon was met by two men on horseback,
who halted Mr.. Stremell and interrogated
him about the price of meat. While thus
engaged in conversation, one of the horse
men grasped Mr.. Stremell by the neck,
and forcing his head down, put his other
hand into Mr.. SIS pocket, taking there
from his pocket-book containing about $15.
When in possession of the money the rob-
bers rode off at rapid speed. Instead of
Mr.. Stremell pursuing the scoundrels and
giving the alarm, he came to Hanover and
reported the case to Squire Frysinger.
This is one of the boldest and most daring
robberies known to have been committed
in this locality, as it was done in the middle
of the day and on public highway
HdnoDer Citizen.
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Blain Photograph Gallery.-Tbe sui

Blain Photograph Gallery.-The sub
scriber has in Blain, Perry Co., the best
built GROUND FLOOR Photograph gallery
in the state. 1t was established five years
ago, and is devoted exclusively to picture
making, and producing every style and size
OF picture from "gem" to life size pho
tograph 1e by % inches. EyEKY facility
for putting up pictures in lockets, cases,
SC. Also albums and picture frames con-
stantly on hand. Call and see specimens.
If VIM. sEGAR, Prof. Photographer
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BuncannOn, Bloomfield & Loysville r.. R.

TTNHIS Company now being duly organized is
~ prepared to receive subscriptions to the Cap
ital Stock Subscription blanks can be had at the
the Company at Bloomfield, or Of w. r. Swartz
at DuncannOn. Mr. James McIlhenny has also
tlOns
The Directors of the Company urge upon the
citizens OF the County, the Importance of prompt
action so that the work of grading the road can
be commenced this season.
f. MORTIMER, President.
c. j. T. MCINTYRE, WM. A. SPoNsLER,
Secretary. Treasurer
Bloomfield. May u, 1873.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-06-24

Empire House. - We are glad to learn
that our friend Mr.. d. l. RICE, formerly
resident of this borough, and well and fa-
vorably known through the county, has
taken the Empire House, in Harrisburg,
opposite the Pennsylvania Depot, and is
refittng and refurnishing it. in first
class order. He will be pleased to have all
friends and strangers give him call, and
we have no doubt if they call once, they
will call again.
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Perry Warm Springs. Perry County

Perry Warm Springs, Perry County,
Pa. This popular Watering Place will be
open for the reception and accommodation
Of Boarders and Visitors, on and after
JUNE 1sT, 1878. The Buildings have been
rebuilt and refitted. The curative proper
ties of these Springs are not surpassed any
where in this country. Persons afflicted with
Cutaneous Diseases will here find sure
cure. They have been popular resort for
over Forty years. A daily Stage, passing
the Springs, runs from Landisburg to Car
Isle, in time to take the trains on the Cum
berland Valley Railroad.
For particulars, address
ABRAHAM BOWER, Proprietor,
Landisburg,
24* Perry county, Pa.