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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-12
COMMUNICATION
DARLING ROBERTA.

Respectfully dedicated to her afflicted pa
rents, Mr.. mud Mrs. q. Winston, of CAIRO,
Illinois.
"Desr mother" she Is gone;
Her dimpled check no more
win touch thy loving breast;
No more the music tone
Will float froIa her lips
Lips, to thine 30 elt--ss foundry pressed;
Her smile and happy laugh are lost TO thee
Earth must her mother and her pillow be.
Hers was the morning hoar.
And she hath passed away,
In beauty from the day,
A bud-an opening flower,
Torn, in its sweetness, from the parent spray
The death wind swept her to her soft repose
As frost, inspiring time, bights the early rose.
Never on earth sgsin
win her sweet iispiny accents
Charm thy listening ear,
Like some roleon strain,
Breathing at even.tide screus and c lear;
Her voice is bushed in death, aud on her
eyes
The unOroken seal of peace and silence lies.
And from thy ycarning heart,
Whose inmost care was warm
Did by,n with love tor her.
A gladness must depart
And separations smart.
Will those kindeyes with many tears bedim
While lonely megories-and unccasing
train
viii turn the raptures Of the past TO pain.
Yet mourned. while the day
Rolls on like tho darkness
OF funeral by-we weep and sigh,
And hope forbids one ray
To stream across the grief discolored sky;
Then breaks upon thy sorrows' evening
gloom
Il frsmtli"g tastre .Jfrom d,yosd Me T,.I.
'Tis from the better land
There, bathed ia radience
That around them springs
Your loved ones wings expand
As with the choiring cherubims she sings
Aud all the glory OF that God can see,
Who said, on earth, to children, "Coino to
me-"
Father, thy child n blessed;
Aud though her presence may he lost 10 thee
And vacant leave thy breast,
Aud missed y sweet load from thy parent
knee.
Though tones familiar, from thine ear have
passed
rhoult meet thy Iberia" with her Lord at
last. n. II. X.
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MARRIED,-ia this city yesterday. Febru-
sry 18th. by Rev. II. u. Thayer, Mr.. James
ii. Watson. OF the United States signal Ser
vice, and Miss Jennie Powers.
Mr.. Watson was for long time con-
nected with tho Signal Service n this
city, but ishow located 1t Cincinnati. Mrs.
Watson Miss Powers) has lived in tn
city pil her life. Joy and good fortune g
with them.
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ST. CBAELEs HoTkL.-We wish q first.
elsss cham bermaid and dining room GIRL
who thoroughly understands the business
To those who can bring good references
and will abide by the rules Of the house
steady employment will DO given and lib
eral wage. paid. No other need apply.
Is JgwgTT Wilcox L. Co, Props.
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WILCOX

TEN pounds of brown sugar for 81; 8
pounds best coffee sugar At 81; pounds
Of choice butter at 81; 10 cents for lard
Imperial tea at 81; potatoes 30 cents per
peck; apples 40 cents, At Wilcox's Block.
lO7-Z.A-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROSS.

kOSS. e-4
Ross has on hand, and for sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut and
split, and ready for the stove. Also al
kinds Of coal which W III be delivered In any
part Of the city on short notice. Lsays or
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. 0tim
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CugAp WOOD AND COAL.-Jsmss Ross
IL selling the be.t quality OF fitMturg
coal ut -, and Illinois coal at 81 80 per
ton. Good wood. single loads, 81 80.
2-8-3t JAMES Ross. .
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For REsT.-The brick house situated
corncr Third street and Commercial ave-
nuo. Tho house has been put IN good re.
pair throughout and Is well arranged for
a hotel or boarding house, also rooms to
rent on Third street. Inquire Of VIM.
McHale, No. g, Winters block.
IO5-2-3.tf
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
and departures for the "a hours ending ats
D. ia. last evening:
Steamer. Gracsy. Columbus.
Jim Flax, Paduesh
" Kitty Higher, Arkansss river
City OF Chester, 81 Louis a,
Mary Houston, Louisville
Commonwealth, New Orleans
" Thompson Dean, New Orleans
Belle Memphis, Memphis
" Crescent City, 81 Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer TRACEY, Columbus
Fisk, Paducah. r
=" Kitty Higher. Cincinnati
" City of Chester, Memphis
Mary Houston, Now Orlsrns
Common wealth, st. Louis
Il" Thompson Dean, CincinnaN
=" Belle Memphis, 81. Louis
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river 10 still falling. Mississip.
pi ditto. Business continues dull.
VeAtner pioseeuI
MISCELLANEOUS. rt...t.
The Kitty Higher has forty three bales
of cotton for Cincinnati; ITO for Bosson;
LAO for New York, and fair passenger
trip.
The City Of Chester came out from Sc.
Louis with big trip, and added one humid
red tons hero.
Tho Commonwealth brought 495 brls
rice for Chicago, and has 1876 bales moss,
62 hhds sugar, 80 hrls Of oil, l5 pkgs wine,
SO hhds c. nuts, 80 ba,es hidss, si6 bvls po-
tatoes, for st. Louis. .'a.
Tho Thompson Dean had very slim
trip for tho Ohio river.
The :Fisk brought . fair trip from
Paducan and took 200 sacks oats back.
Tho Crsscsnt City brought out i've
barges, and will add one here for New
Orleans.
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JoHN h. ORHRLY,

PARTNER WANTED. - a gentleman
without capital, but with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with the business, Is dosirous Of forming
q partnership in tho Hide, Fur and
Leather business Ia Coiro, with some one
who can furnish capital Of say $1,000.
Address, drawer PAT. 49-l-lS.tf
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A PIANO IN ExcHAHoE foR VACANT
LOTS IN cAIRo.--Any person having a
vacant lot or loss thst they would ex-
cnsnge Tor lr.t-cla.s piano, can be suited
by addressing Miss Mary Dixon, agent
Csfbondsle, Illinois. sG-l.25-6t
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"A good printer can find steady EN-
ployment t. go TO Charleston, Missouri.
Apply at The BULLETIN Office.
l3i-2.ll-lt
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NorIcx is hereby given nat will pay
no bills for goods sold to any Of the en-
ployss OF THS CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themsolves or tor the uss Of tho office
unlose the same arc furnished ON an order
igned by Mr.. Burnett Or myself.
l22.ly .IoHN II. OBHRLY,
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MAJ. WILCOX is sure Lieut.. Gen. Sheri-
dan did not put up q. tho ST. Charles, and
Capt. james Morris believes that if the
General was ia the city =. all be WAS the
guest of Col. Jss. johnson. Col. Wood
believes the whole affair was . sell, but is
not sure who got the worst OF it, That
somebody was badly sold is certain.
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Jusr received and opened, the largest
and finest assortment, latest style and pat
terms of tho best brands Of csli:os at Hart
man " Cos. corner Sixth street.
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THk publication vi tbs council proceed
ings crowds out much other matter pro-
pared for this issue Of The BuLLrTIs.
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PAKLoR CoScERr.-Ths next Of the
series OF parlor concerts by the members Of
tho Episcopal Church, will be given "a, tho
residence Of Mr.. ChAflss Gallagher, on
Friday evening, February 10. Admis.
sion Csc. -- ll4.2-G Ct.
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THE barber shop ID on tho corner OF
Eighth street aud Commercial avenue
where j. George Stenhouse with his gen.
tlemsnly assistants can be found ut any
hour of the day or night, ready to sootho
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. 1t is n Erst-clAss shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrst-clxss treatment.
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curled
sttor tho most approved styles. s-l5-tf
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II II Il BULLETIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

ALL colors Of Bslding Bros. Machine
Silk cheap Ut Hartman " Cos. S7-l 80 II
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FoR GAS and steam lifting go to Ren
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street 9-lO-U
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Lost, on Eighth street, on the ninth
day Of February, 1874, y $40 bill. To the
person returning the same to this office
liberal reward will 10 paid. l3G-2.il-?
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WANrED-A capable party to canvass
this town and county for "TnE ALDISE."
tho American art journal. The right
party will DO offered every facility for do
ing the business. Address
llS.2-6-tf. JAMES SUTTON Il Co.,
Western Branch, % Madison St., Chicago.
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Several pleasant rooms on the upper
floor at the VI. Charles can be had at very
low rates. 2.lOtf
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pI'BLlC SALE.

/ will sell my entire stock Of the best
Of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples, Flour, Moal, Spiced
Beef, and tho best of Corned Beef. The
sale will commence at o'clock In the
morning and continue until nine at night
each day for nino months, Sundays ex-
copied. have also 100 acres OF the bsst
OF cotton land TO sell or exchange for Cairo
property. l also want several good agents
to sell fruit trees. All of tho above will
DO explained by calling on s. Patterson,
corner Of Ninth and Walnut streets, 40
there is the place tho sale of the meat and
vegetables will be made. 92--l-3l-lm.
CAIRO, Ills, Jan. 80, 1874.
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ALL kinds OF clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods ut ono half the uiusl price
at Hartman " Coz, corner Of Sixth street
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On motion of A Herman Korsmcyer the
ommendation OF the committee was
concurrsd in, and the said bills allowed by
the following vote: Ayes-Ksrsmsyer,
McE~sn, McGsuley. Meyers, Nellis,
Phillips and Rttenhouss-7. Mayo.
a The committee on claims also reported
back the petition of b. McMsnnus, in the
matter of the punishment Of money due
the G. and V. railroad company for grav-
Ell, recommending that the bills rendered
by said railroad company DO laid over un-
ill the garnishee suit Of the petitioner is
decided. On motion of Alderman Nc
Gauley rho recommendation was concur
red in,
Said committee also reported back the
bill Of r. A. Cunningham for $3.50 for
seven days salary ~ city treasurer in jan
usry, stating that under section 10,
Of ordinance No. 3, the
claim - forfeited, and they recommend
that the same DO not allowed. On motion
Of Alderman McGsulsy, the recommend
alton WAS concurrsd in. T#E.
FINANCE COMMITTEE RKpoRT.
The committee on finance reported that
from January 10th 10 3lst, inclusive, they
had cancelled and destroyed by burning
coupons to the amount of $4,000, and
city orders TO tho amount Of $4,023 o.,
bearing SlG3 81 interest. On motion of
Alderman MeGaulsy tho report WAS
adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on FIRE DE-
PARTMEET.
Tho committee on lire department re-
ported that thoy have had . conference
with some Of the principal oiilcers of the
different fire companies, and tho:following
system OF lire alarms was agreed upon,
the adoption Of which the committee roc
ommend. They also recommend that cop
les OF the same be plainly painted and
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County ATTORNEY L. n. PoPE loft
by the afternoon train yesterday for
Springfield. a...
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Ten, and only n,dsy bosrders can DO
accommodated ct tho 80. Charles At the
refused price. 2.i0.u
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AC BARrLEsoN, Villa Ridge; J w
Raj, Vionns r j Samson, Virginia, o p
Sisson and Jas Bright, NJ q railroad; 4
p Watkins Mobile; N Sheppard, jack
son, Tennessee; L Derry, Ironton, Ton
nsssee; Ed Doddridgs, G A X T railroad;
II II Williams and family, Memphis; b
Is Bet, Poplar Bluff; s b Turner, Nor
ris station; q g Davis, FArmsr.burg w
Ksrrigan, Charleston; s ID Davis, Far
mersburg; l. A Mocklsr, q A & T rail-
ROAD, wore registered at tho st. Nicholas
hotel yesterdy.
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FOR SXLE-KEAT ESTHfE-TT0
DESIRABLE LOTS.

Lots numbered 81 and 30 lrst addition,
will 10 sold alta bargain. For terms, otc,,
apply TO z. ID. MArnuss,
l2s-2.lO.Gs No. 6i Ohio Lsvoe.
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PKoF. HARDY will treat his scholars
to n Grand Masquerade Ball NJ the st.
Charles hotel, on Msrdi Gras, February
nth. lie envitcs all his former pupils 10
participate in tho festivities. Good
order will be preserved, and a good time
lie expected, Persons wishing to take part
in the procession in the forenoon, can APP
ply to Nh Hardy st his Office, No. ll9
Commercial avenue. &. HARDY.
7o-27.tf
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ALL kinds Of game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
4
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ALL kinds Of fine laces and fringes at
one half the usual price t Hartman y
Goa. ST-l-30N
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Losr--On February &, 1874, between
Cairo and Mound City, q parlor
duster and piece OF blue cloth,
together with other small articles On
closed, both bundles weAs marked "Phel-
brick" The finder will be suitably re-.
warded BY leaving them at tho store o.
ID. Hartman. l3s-2.l2.2t.
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FoR good square meal go TO Harry
Walkers restaurant. Commercial avenue
bel ween Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
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FoR RENT.-The brick building on the
corner Of Fifteenth street and Commor-
cisl avenue; II rooms and dry cellar.
This property is in n splendid condition
and eligibly located for II saloon and
boarding house. Applyto
l2O-a.S-6t j. q. HAIMAS 4 Co.
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"MARDI GRAS,"

The carnival procession, under the d.
rection Of Professor Hardy, will move
from tho front Of Rser's hall, CONNER
cisl avenue, Of ?:3o o'clock pm.. on the
18th. kat At ls7-2.ll-6t
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TuE European hotol, Harry Walker
proprietor, 10 opon ut Sll hours of the
night. ll-7-lm
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NOTICE Is hereby given that all claims
due to X. A. Cunningham, that ara not
paid on or before the Seventeenth day of
February will be collected by duo process
Of law. T.. ID. MATuuss, Assignee.
l29-2-l0-6t
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TIE host quality OF Alexandra kid
gloves at Hartman IL Cos. for seventy
five cents, worth 81 rs. S7-l.30f
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A FULL assortment of j. 4. Coats and
Clark IL Cos. cotton, at five cents per
spool at Hartman & Goa, corner Sixth
street. S7-l-3U If
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ALL brands of shseiing and shifting ut
the lowest price At Hartman n Cos.
a. IN &C
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For REST.-On Commercial avenue
ono large room furnished or unfurnished
suitable for sleeping room for gentleman
and wife or two gentlemon. Apply at
BULLETIN office. 3G-l-l3-lm
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Il. s. BRIGHAM, NJ. d., Hom@pathist
1876, Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
wishes to inform the public that no has
purchased III apparatus for generating
ozsnizsd oxygen, and is now prepared to
administer this agent, which 10 now boing
very successfully used in diseases Of the
respiratory organs, such Is Asthma, Acute
and Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption in
the first and second stages, also in Spinal
affections, Rhsumstism, Mslarisl fsvers
Cholera, 40. Many eminent physieiAns'
names could be given that advocate the
use 81 ozenizsd dir by inhalation as one
OF the most effective curative agents OF
modern times. lO0--2.5.lm
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l WISH to call public attention to tho
large stock Of French and homemade
candies which now offer for sale, At my
establishment, Io2 Commercial avenue,
Cairo, Illlnpis Having been in the bust
ness for years, and knowing what good
candies are, will give any body who will
lad any impure or adulterAtsd candies
in my store one hpadrsa' dollars. Con-
foctioners and grocsrs are invited to call
and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. am prepared to compete In
prices and quality Of goods. Fresh home
made candies mado every day. Thanking
my friends aud patrons for past favors, l
shall strive 10 deserve . continuance Of
the same. PHIL. II. SAUP,
lO2 Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois
l39-2-l2.lt
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy rehef for young men from the Ell.
hood restored. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
sulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. AL
dress, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, PAN institu.
ton having high reputation for hou0rsbls
ondnrt and professional akin. 1898 d&w3m
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

OyEHcoATs worth $40 for SO ct Hart.
man n Co.'S. S7.l-30 If
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z. w. DUNNING. y. D.

KtsstDENCE---cornsr Niuih and " alnus
Streets. Onlce--cornsr sixth street eSd
Ohio levee. Office hours-froln6 =. H., t0
II ~, and 9p. IA.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Regular Meeting Of the cay Council.l :.
CouScn CnAupIR, Cairo, Ills, I
February 10, 1874. I
Present. His Honor Mayor Wood, and
Aldermen korsmoyer, McEwen, McGAu-
ley, Meyers, Nellis, Phillips and Rit,en.
house
On motion Of A herman Korsmeyer the
reading Of the minutes was dispenssd
with.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-21
SO Aires and SIS Perches, net.
TWO LARGE BRICK HOUSES.

One FRAME HOUSE, BLACKSMITH
SHOP, WAGONMAKER SHOP, LARGE
FRAME BANK BARN with Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached, Carriage House,
Horse Stable, ard all oihe- Necessary out
buildings. There is We'll OF excellent
water near the door, aud running water con-
veIi mi to the barn for the use of stock.
Th- iarH, l. in a good stat, OF cultivation.
and under good fence. This i, onr of the
b-si farms in the county, AMI i. especi.lIy
desirable on account "f its Convenience to
market, churche., schools. &c i portion
oi il can b, conveniently iIid III intp town
lots, which would command a read sale, al
iair prices. without d.trijnent to the iarm
The farm will b. offered as whole or
div Ided into lots, 10 suit purchasers.
No. "a Lot Of Ground in the eastern
portion OF ths borough Of Mifllinfown. Con-
tanning 8 Acres and 1873 PerChes.
This is a choice piece Of iand, and has Il
good Limestone Quarry on it.
No. 3.-A Tract of Woodland in Walk
CT township. adjoining lands of Dr. PhiIo
Ham'in AMI others. containing 30 Acres
and - Perches. This Land is We'll set
with good iinbel, and if cleared would
make good fam land.
No. 4.-Two lot. in the borough of
MifiiiniUsn, south OF Lutheran Cemetery.
40. Blot Of Ground adjoining Su-
louf's warehouse lot, having thereon cree
tel Wagon Shed with two Corn Cribs at
tachei.
No. g. Wharf on the Canal, in
Walker township, adjoining lot of Mrs.
Smith.
TERMS OF SALE.-Tcn per cent. of the
purchase money 10 be paid on the day Of
sale; $1,000 TO remiiu in the property, to
pay legacics duc at the death of Jane Gal
laheT, widow, the interest thereof to b. paid
annually, and TO be secured by mort
gage; So, 9s31 to rcmsin in the property
durisg the lifetime o: Jane Gtliaher, Ihc
interest thereof. from April /, 1873, TO be
piid to her on the 9th day of September,
1875, and annually thereafter on tie 9Th OF
September of each year, and to be secured
by mortgage. The balance oi the purchase
money 10 be paid April !, 1873, when deed
viii b. delivered amt possession given.
Ans person wishing TO view the above
property will call on Jonath IN KiIiinItn at
Mif,intown, or ON the Hndcrsigned, at his
residence / ! mics east OF Niiii!ntuwn.
JOSEPH ROrhkOCK,
Executor of K. &. Gaiiaher, dec u.
Sept. p, 1874.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-21
PENK'A. R. R, TIME TABLE,
LOC.iL INTELLIGEACE.

Travelling has been resumed on the river
bridge.
Election day comes on Tuesday, the arti
day OF November.
The thickest frost of the season put in an
appearance last Thu sday morning.
rush of advertisements cause the pub
fishing of supplement this week
There should be at least one Republican
in the Board Of County Commissioners
Turn out and elect Shellenberger. M
Few county pirers in Pennsylvania have
as large circulation as The ssyrIyEL AND
REPUBLICAS.
With Smoker in the Legislature Juniata
county would stand on Tbs side of that
policy that has reduced the Stat. dxbt one
half.
The sale Of the Blair farm, in Walker
township, has been postponed; it will he
offeEcS at public sale on THURSDAY, NcTem-
Der 10Th.
Capt. Samuel Davis, years ago, an active
business man and citizen of this p'a ace. hat
now citizen of Lancaster county, visited
his relatives in Mifintown last week.
The 40 miles embraced in the distance Of
railroad between this place and Selinsgrove,
have all been graded and are ready ..ior the
ties" excepting, only, about Is miles.
Walters, of the Lewistown Seniiasl WIS
in town last evening, and like all other
Democratic editors, was overlooking with
enthusiasm over tie elections ia OHIO and
Indiana.
The Stouffer farm in FermIn1gh town
ship, formerly known as the Nathan Bell
farm, was sold st Thursday TO Daniel
Stoutfer fer betwixt thirteen and fourteen,
thousand dollars.
General Wister's past life is guarantee
of his future life. His iabors have all b.en
for the best interests Of his fellow mth Ii
Is not often that such men are b..ore the
psople for Congress.
Judge Burch:ield has demonstrated to 4
satisfaction that the dcvsstlting pot.to bug
may be excluded from potato patches by
sowing 'sbuckwheat' on the ground when
potatoes are planted.
Che next State Far should be held on
the grounds of ''Riyerside Park" A move
nent started now, having for its object the
securement of that exhibition next fall. !
NAV succeed. AL shoulders to the wheel /
Now all together!
Philadelphia market quotations on fnes- |
day morning. Wheat-Indiana red Sl.20, |
Indiana amber 81 "a. Com SSa90c. Oats |
pound. Sheep-cOmmon Sl.5O; o3.0o per 4
head. Hossy S9.50t1lO.75 for corufed.- !
Cows, sS5to55 and upwards.
4 combination of locL circumstances |
caused the elections in Indiana, Ohio and |
Arkansas to &C largely in favor of the Dem |
ocracy. The erring brethren in town ielt 1
exceedingly good over the result. They !
tutked up their upper lip, which SO long 1
swung pendant, and if they did not shout /
glory, outright, they smiled it all over their !
faces for days. 1t was a happy time OF
congrstulstion for them.
Sheriff knouse's horse fri ghiea'd at the .
cars on sOnday evening, at the lover cross
ing in Patterson, ran away. tore The harness 7
10 pieces and left the sulky at the roadside,
a subject for general repairs. The Sheriff |
was not in the vehicle when the beast ran
away. 1t Was a case of genuine fright on
the part OF tbs horse; two men could not
hold him. lie ran To the gates AT the bridge |
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-21
EIED:

PATTERSON-At Peru Mills, Sept. 70,
Mis-. Annie ID. Patterson, in the 10Th year
of her age. She sleeps in Jesus
GRONINGER-In Milford tcTnship, on
the 18th inst, Minnie Alice, daughter oil
Henry and Mary c. Groningcr, Sged
wears.