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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-10

no, FOR THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. II. Go.
Agt's Office, Cairo, june q.
On and after this date, until Oct. Is, we
will sell excursion tickets from Cairo TO
Denver, COL, At Ss2 so.
54-G-7-6t JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
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WILCOX

TEN pounds of brown sugar for 81;
spounis best coffee sugar at 81, 4 pounds
Of choice butter at ST. baking powder Acc
per 10 Imperial tea at 81; 81 ID, coffee
Stat Wilcox Block. l07-2.4.lm.
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Friday July 81, 1874.

Al this final Concert everything will be
upon scale corresponding with its in
creased importance. The music will be
rendered by an orchestra consisting Of one
numbered performers, selected for their fame
IN dinerent lands, and the unprecedented
S2.5OO,OOO.
diNiled INTO twenty thousand gifts, viii be
distributed among the ticket-holders.
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CiGAHs.-For tho best Cigars and To-
bacco in the city, go TO t. Il. Sullivan's,
Commercial avenue, near Tonth street
The best In the city. 6l-G-l0-f.
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The Fifth Gift Concert,

for the purposes mentioned, and which is
positively and unequiyocally announced NJ
THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE
GIVEN UNDER THIS CHARTER AND
BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will
vile Nv
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SOLD OUT

Having sold out my office and practice
to DR.. j. Jennelle; of DuQuoin, who
will take possession of the Office the 18th
OF June, I besopeak for DR.. Jennelle a
liberal share of public patronage. am
we'll acquainted with him and know him
to be q Hrst-clsss dentist, ini would most
cheerfully recommend linn to all of my
friends and patrons.
e. Z DoUGLAs
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BOARD OF TRADE, ATTENTION I
A special meeting will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce, Monday, the 9Th
inst, at 10 o'clock. for the transaction of
important business. Samples of new
wheat from Tennessee will be offered at
auction, aud millers are requested to at
tend. WOOD RIrrESnousE, Prest.
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STEP and Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Stoves, Shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Wstsr Closet Urinals,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor'es Clothes Linesn
and, in fact, a tull assortment OF kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal
ley's, 1903 Washington avenue, near Tenth
street. oo-4-l7-lm.
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For STOVES, Tinwsrc, toile,ware, steam
cooking vessels, brcilers, bird cages, Ian
ems, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, futing irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting, go to A.
Halley's, 1913 Washington avenue, near
Tonth street. 5G--4-l7-lm.
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4. X. SULLIvAN-There is no more
energetic young man in the city than T.
X. S,oIljyap and ha daaarvas to'ba patron
lied. He has ono Of tho neatcst drug es-
Establishments in the state, and his stock OF
drugs cannot be surpassed. Gl.G.lO-f
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TO RENT.

A furnished house, No. 30, Thirteenth
street. Apply TO Mrs. Kate sundusky.
5S5-l4.Gt
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SODA WATFR.-T. X. Sullivan will
give you the best glass of soda water 10 be
found in the city.
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Wnr-Mi,s Anna, whore did you &c,
that nice HAITI Al Mrs. Hul,z Mil
linery store, corner of Washington av-
enue and Eleventh street. She has the
latest fashions, and the incest and cheap
est hats that ever came TO Cairo.
30-5 6-tf
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Go to the fremont house when in
Chicago, aud you will agree with us that
il stands without rival. b7--G- lv-l'
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NOTICE

All those indebted to me and all those
having accounts against ne are requested
to call and settle AZ ! have sold out and
intend going away the l2ih of Juno.
3g-6-4.Ct &. Il. DOUGLAS.
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Docs Tho city marshal 10 after the
dogs, and those who have not procured
muzzles for theirs need not complain
if some fine morning they find Thorn dead
at tho door.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
HUSE, LOOMS g. CO.,

Takes great pleasure in announcing that
they are now prepared to supply everybody
with lake ice of the very best quality, either
ut their houses or at the stores. Orders
should be left at the Office, No. GO Ohio
Leyee, 52-5-l2-4m
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ICE CREAM PARLOR.

ICE CREAM PARLOR.
7. b. Ellis, az the Arlington house,
hereby announces that he has opened an
ice cream parlor at the Arlington house
for tho accommodation OF the public.
Families supplied. All orders promptly
attended 10. 7l-5-l7-tf
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ALL the day boardors in tho city can
be accommodated at tho st. Charles
hotel, with arst-class board at second class
rates. 79-4.l9.V
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THE BULLETIN is tender with the
That convention should he handled ten.
derby, for 1t was a very tender affair.
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"CRUMBs OF comfort" at ID. AFTER &
Cos. 43-5.lO-lm
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AGENT WANTED

Mr.. q. w. smith, special agent for the
HOWE MAchnE COMPANY, is now
stopping at theSt. Charles hotel. The
company want irst class sgon. in Cairo,
and Mr.. Smith sprepared to offer special
inducements to oe Of the right kind. The
machine 10 well ,nown here as we'll ~ in
other sections OF country where sewing
machines are in SO, and in FACT, as vol
as by reputation, 10 the very best
and most salale machine msnuiac-
tured. Any peson desiring an agency
will please call N Mr.. Smith, at the st,
Charles hotel, 10 few days 4o-6.5-tf
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the railroad law under which tho suit
was brought to 10 constitutional;
and sustained nineteen of tho
twenty.eight courts of the
declaration filed by tho attorneys for the
state. 1t will be remembered that this
was . suit brought for discrimination and
extortionsto charge, for the transporta-
lion OF freight, and for excessive charges
on passengers. The suit is brought for
one hundred thousand dollars. In the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad Injunction
case, Judge Baker granted tho injunction
restraining the transfer Of the city and
county bonds issued in aid of the con-
struction of the road to a trustee outside
Of the state, and int,msted in
giving his decision that in his opinion
the people Of Cairo and Alexander
county did not subscribe to q narrow
gauge road. In announcing his decision
he said that At fret he thought there was
nothing IN the bills, that he had had no
time to consider tho question, involved +,
but had concluded that there might be
something in some of the points made and
would therefore grant the injunction.
lie required bond in each case of S4O,-
900. This does not end the matter. The
question will now be tried upon its merits,
and the judge will probably decide to
make tho injunction perpetual
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"CRuMps OF comfort NJ ID. After i
Goa d3-b-l0-lm
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NOTICE TO BuLDKRs.--Haviug started
up our saw mill again, we are now pre-
pared to furnisl Gil kinds of building
material at low,r prices, delivered, than
II can be bought from country mills
We have also on hand two hundred
thousand feet of ASSORTED LUMBER tina,
was colored by sipe water that we will
sell at from ~ to $40 per 1000 feet
WALL u ENT.
l0l-6-24-tf
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RIVER NEWS.


PORTLIsT.
The following were the'arrivals and de.
psrtures for the ~ hour ending at
O'Clock last evening.
ARRIVALS:
Steamer Y ? Gracy, Columbus
Bee and bsrges, New Orleans
Julia, Vicksburg
Falls Pilot, Louisville
Geo Anderson, Mound City
Gen w Garret, Wheeling
Glasgow, Hickman
Pauline Carroll, Now Orloan,
City Chester, St Louis
Jim Fisk, Paducah
" Thor Shirloek, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
Steamer + p GrsGey, Columbus
Jim Fisk, Paducah
Julia, Vicksburg
Il Bee and bsrges st. Louis
Future Ci.y,..Now Orleans
Falls Pilot, Ohio river
Gen. Anderson, st. Lcus
Glasgow, St. Louis
Pauline Carroll, ~. Louis
Thos Shirloot, Ne- o,i..as
The river has fallen four inches during
the past twenty-four hours. The weather
continues clear and hot.
The Thomas Shirlock got TOO hogs.
heads tobacco at PsducAh and 200 tons
mostly for way points. here. She took q
barge with her, finding trouble at o..
ceols.
The Glasgow has big load OF lumber
for st. Louis.
The Gen. Anderson has s,Avcs, woe d
work and lumber for St. Louis.
The Jno. w. Carrot has three barge.
Of freight for st. Louis.
The Jim Fisk brought good trip yes.
terday from Paduc,h.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE lo,1s74.
COFFINS. OASK ETS

And metallic cases at Wilcox's block at
much less than usual prices 45.G.6-tf
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DIKp'--At six o'clock p, N, June 9th,
1874, Maurice Patrick, infant son OF j ohm
and Mary Clancy, aged four months and
nineteen days. TIE funeral will take
place to-day, June 10th, by special trair
At u o'clock. Friends of the family sr,
invited to attend. One year ago yestsr
daT MI Clancy buried a bright littl,
boy, and less than . month ago his wifi
nno,, -..ek and died, and - 10 - cslles
wp0u 70 fon" another child to the grave
f,ion, o'An'y mas the sympathy Of b,
"'0hi' and our citizens generally
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-10

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the circuit
court Yesterday Judge Baker gave
MS occasion in overall i'm
porsan' GASES, Of which the eass
instituted by the railroad commissioners
against the Illinois central railroad, and
the CAIRO and e. Louis railroad, bond
injunction case were the most i'm.
por'ant' In the former Judge Baker bsld
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THE SrREETs-The street committee
went out yesterday to take look at the
ground over which II is proposed to eI-
tend Washington avenue. What conclu-
sion they arrived at we were unable to
learn.
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The largest and bost-selected stock
Of Flu RNITUR RE for sale ~ Wholesale
""d -atail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
ITO, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 7A-b.lT.l,p
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CALL and examine the new sssh-lock
at ID. AFTER Il Cos. H-5-l0-lm
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uSuLLIvAN.-T. X. Sullivan, sole agent
for Fouquctt's Celebrated Perfumed Starch
of Gloss, the best article OF the kind in
use. Price rs cents per box.
6I-6.lO.lf
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GALL and examine the now sash lock
At ID, Arter II Cos. a4-5-lO-lm
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MILLIsERY.-Mrs. jackson, former ly
Mrs. Swander, is now on hand with tho
chespest stock of Millinery in Cairo
She has 10 wered her house even with the
sidewalk to give tho ladies an easy en-
trance and has lowered her price To give
them oil chance to buy beautiful spring
hat or bonnet and anything else in her
line that they may want. Her store is
now one of the most attractive, as it has
long been one Of the cheapest places In
Town TO buy. Call and see her and DO con.
WINGED. ls-b.3.lw
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D,G,.--Cbief Of Police McIIale slsugh-
tered seventeen dogs yesterday morning,
and ye, the editor of the Sun is not
happy" He saw live dogs yester-
day, and Immediately went of and washed
hi, face
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LosT.-On Monday evening, either on
Commercial avenue between Tenth and
Nineteenth streets, or on Washington
avenue between the same streets Truscau
gold lockst, with the following inscription
engraved on the back of it; "Christmss,
1873, NJ, =, w, Jr.,to s. r.. j." Thore
10 also . portrait in tho locket. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at THE BULLETIN OFFICE,
| 69-G-l0-3t.
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THAsKs.-Ublmsn & Ellis will accept
our thanks for feast OF their excellent
ice cream. They have just opened neat
and .cozy establishment near the corner
Of Tenth street and Washington avenue,
where they will At all times be pleased
TO wait upon eli who call upon him.
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How much will tho people have to
pay the board Of county commissions for
doing nothing yesterday and to-day
Sun, last night.
The county commissioners might re-
main In session the year round, aud yet
30 far as the matter Of taxes would be
concerned 1t would not make cents diff
ference with the editor Of the sun
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tue space VI ioutseoh uogs. ~
THAT MoNUMENr.-The Mound City
Journal referring TO the letting Of the
contract for erecting a monument in the
national cemetery at that place, says the
state commissioners act at that place the
forepArt OF last week "to eI.
amino bids and designs, and
70 let the contract for the work
Several excellent designs, sixteen in all
we believe, were offered, and several
artists were present to explain them
The most roughly skstched design OF oil
bore of the prize. Emery 4 Co, Of
Psducah, were the fortunate men. The y
were favored by Commissioners Looney
and Willis, while hAmbleton favored q
design by VOlk, an artist Of note from
Chicago. The design accepted provides
tor monument seventy feet high, to b,
built OF Georgia granite. 1t is 10 DO sur
mounted by . statue; and the original de
sign provided for four statues at the base,
but we understand the contract is lef
open in b rather loose way, and that thes,
statues may be reduced to two, or mono a
all. In fact, that the design accepted Il
no guarantee that tho monument to b,
erected will DO similar TO it. This shouls
not be, in justice to competitors. W,
learn also, that Msssr' Looney and Will
adopted . resolution to call upon tn
state for the $25,Oeo appropriated an,
deposit it where 1t will be handy T.
= manipulate, In private bank at Metrop
al Oils This, however, probably 10 neces
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+. b. y. A.--Our colored friends Of the
order Of Free Benevolent Sons Of Ameri-
ca, have made arrangements for . picnic
and excursion at I'unnell hill on July
Fourth. A special train on the Cairo and
Yincsnnes road will DO chartered for the
occasion. A good time is anticipated.
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Losr.-Somewhero in the upper portion
of the city citizens saddle. Any one
Anding it will be rewarded by returning
the same to DR.. g. g. Parker, Sixth street
between Washington and Commercial
avenues. 60.6-l0-3t
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HEALTH AND PURE " ATER.-Persons
wanting cisterns repaired or new ones
built can be accommodated in q satisfac-
tory manner by calling on the under
signed on Gross street, or by addressing
box 57e, p. o., or by leaving word at city
clerks office. j. s. HAWKINS.
7h.b.Ig-,m
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

NORTHERN IDAHO-We condense the fol.
lowing from the Lewiston Signal of May 23d !:
James Anderson was caved on by bank at
Newsome creek lately. aud one of his legs bro
ken in two places.
A cutting ARRAY occurred on Lapwai creek
ON the goth inst The Signal suppresses names
Alonzo Leland, Esq. was to lecture Mt Lew.
iston on the 9th ult. Subject Our condi.
ton and Duty"
Pack animals to the number of 3l2 left Lew.
iston during the wees before last, laden with
freight for the different mining camps North.
Two Judges, lawyer aud one good citizen,
were out at Lake Waha South of Lewiston
fishing lately. and report the water very low
for this season. Of the year, fish plenty and
eager tn bite.
James Trook. sporting man, formerly Of
North Idaho. died at Stickern lately.
William CALDWELL has been forbidden to move
any ot his crop now growing on his farm on
the Lapwai creek. 1t is on the Reservation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

VERY rapid. safe and easy way TO make money.
In procure territory 10 introduce the latest useful
invention that is wanted every day. by every one.
cry where. who has family full sized Sewing Ma
chine with Table and Treade for only $40 that does
the work as Machine you would pay $50 for.
rapid. smooth and firm. makes 4 seam strong the
cloth will before the stitches rip apart. Eight
new attachments for all work and the improved But
ton Hole Worker used by only. Agents only
need show them in operation to sell in every house
they enter. $50 and upwards cleared daily by smart
agents No such Machine ever offered as any
such price 5000 sold last year. 100. 600 Families
use them. Demand increasing every day where
they become known. Ministers. Judges, Lawyers.
Editors. Machinisss, Tailors. &c. recommend them
a. perfac, Rights given free to irst applicants II
there agency in your place. write for 1t. or buy
Machine for your Family or q relation. there is
better cheap. Machines sent TO all parts OF
the country receipt of price, sl0 Read advertise
mcnt beginning 800 Saved in Every Family in an
ether part Of this paper. Address the proprietors.
ROBERT J. MuLLIoAN 4 Co, 1856 Canal St., Now York
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

,,sr pAE4Y.-On Saturday last . number of
o0 .na Gentlemen of Pioneer paid visit to Idaho
and to make their stay as pleasant as possible
"" '.,riss party was planned. to come of at the
s springs forthwith. The programme was &C.
"'. ,..,, announced, the services OF Tincher Run
and a gentleman whom we will call Joe.. engag-
s,,r;sh musc invitations given to such as "trip
,h, fantastic;" and in the space Of two hours or
Wv 80 .,escieut number Of persons had assembled
srm very excellent little socable. and general
:, time was had. It being Saturday night the
vas discontinued, of course at half past eleven
.,o.t Ala O'Clock the guests set down to lunch
.sch the hospitality of the host and hostess Of the
snrpgs had prepared with their usual iberalty. for
~. rsfrsshment of the company. The music. like
~. ,unch. was superb; and the evening was most
.arsesbv passed by all who had the good fortune to
he present
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

COCHIN CHINAs.-Jonas W. Brown Esq. called our
attention to a number Of Cochin China chickens q
few days ago. which he and Mrs. B. are bringing mp.
They are the first OF the kind far our recolec.
ton goes. tina, We ever saw. and are probably the
only ones in the Basin They are a most unsainly
looking bird when young bnt are at least q third
larger when grown than the ordinary barn yard fowl.
and are therefore greaideal more profitable to raise
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

IHoN's Mo"rET, JG.. returned from y prolonged
VISIT Sou Francisco. last Thursday. looking In his
usual good health and glad TO see Idaho again. Mr.
Aco'ry Is largely interested in the Gold Hin mill
and ne, on Granite Crees which is one of the best
paying institutions on the coast and he will very
likely be citizen Of the Territory for some time
We are glad t. see him back
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

JoHy GOOD has turned Granger. and now the yard
on the South side Of his shop Is adorned with one OF
the incest little gardens in town. in which there are
growing besides almost every description of garden
sass field corn pop corn. grape vines. silver pop
lars and other shrubs, and some very nice towering
plants. He also has large garden up More creek, as
re unaersand and is fitted up generally Ike one
intending 10 s'ay.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

CRAZY DOYLE preached sermon on Democracy.
p'4 'i'ln street few evenings ago. The inspira.
"'4 ''f Inc occasion was drawn from q bottle. and
SOa'ced very Initiating" effect on the ora.orical
l''e's OF the speaker. He reelcd down on the an.
"'''s Oh democracy in a manner that would have
Oeen credtable TO Sam. Houston
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

oSE month from to day is the .'Day We celebrate
We 's'h anniversary OF American Independence.
WHAT'S to be done about it, ye patriotic citizens OF
"sao! Bestr yourselvesl Let US have some dem.
On''ra'ion made-a picnic, an Grafton, q feast, or
something of the kind.-jus. to show that we have
A'' ahose'her forgotten the day. nor the events IL
commentaries.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

PRETTY Goop.-Mr Geo. b. Baldwin, who is min
inc On North Elk creek cleaned up PSI ounces of
,oa ope day this week as the result Of nine days
work, employing three white men and six China
men, Reckoned at SIS to the ounce. 25l ounces
equal s.ols little over $40 to the hand per day
This is pretty good and We are glad it has fallen into
spch good hands No man is more deserving of such
wlndt,lS Of fortune than G. B.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

VIZ have been sadly disappointed the past week.
More than halfdozen local items, important ones.
tOo-eyen matrimonial items-had been promised
rs when Bishop1 came and We stood all through
the early part of the week pencil in hand. to note
them down; but the Bishop came and went; aud not
single wedding was recorded. Its enough to drive
fellow mad Why dida'. the committee hurry
things I'D little?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-04

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the Postoface at Idaho City, on the
.rh day of June which. IL not called for within
thirty days will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Bixby q l. Emery c p Jacobson August
Bair WI Hamilton Rev Tregay James
Gy-persons calling for any of the above letters
will say advertised" and give date OF list
s. c. SIISBY. p NJ