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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

"FIREI" "FrREr-On Tuesday
evening abont seven O'Clock the
people of our little town were alarm
ed by the cry of Fire" and the
red glare of the cruel flames shooting
up from American Ravin-, verified
the alarm and added to their fears,
Owing TO some neglect neither the
whistles Of the Bacon or Kelsey mills
or the Dayton mine sounded the
alarm until fully five minutes after
the fire was under full and danger
Gus headwsy: still. the Fire Depart
ment wers promptly on hand. and
although unable 10 save the burning
building, by their efficient services
prevented tho contiagration from ex-
tending to surrounding houses, that
of Mr.. Vincent at one time being in
considerable danger. The house be-
lOnged to Mr.. Mitchell, and was
situated about one hundred yards
from the Bacon Mill, up the above.
mentioned rayine. 1t was u very
comfortable and well-furnished
house, and Its loss, including sew
eral cords Of put.pine wood for Win
tor use, will amount to somewhere in
the neIghborhood of $1,000. The
loss Is more severly felt at this season
Of the year, rs tho scarcity of lumber
and tho demand for laborers makes
II difficult to rebuild. On the way
to the fire, the newly-electcd Fore
man of the Fire Company and sew
eral of the members fell over one OF
our "new-fangled" sidewalks, the
former sustaining severe, although
not dangerous, injuries of his right
hand, Notwithstanding the pain, he
acquitted himself satisfactorily while
''under fire."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
A DEUX TEMPS.

Yes. this is our dance, this waltz from the
Duchess
What is that You are saying?-
You thought was playing
You false. with this waltz, this dance from
the Duchess'
ing
With that little MManners
There, under the banners,
Or it may be, perhaps, in the corridors walk
ing,
Instead Of remembering this dance here with
you, Sir,
This dance from the Duchess,
The lovely Grand Duchess,
Sir.
How dote on the Duchess. with its gliding
and sliding
Soft measure for measure,
You'd know from such pleasure
My feet would never so straying or hiding.
What is that7-you might have known it was
merely
This special sweet measure.
The dance, not the pleasure
Of dancing with you here Well, really,
you've nearly
Persuaded me, Sir, that such was the reason :;
And I'm sure l would faint Sir,
II you 60 on in this strain, Sir,
Walk and talk with NJ Manners to the end of
the season.
And to the end Of my life too, perhaps is my
meaning
Well, no for MManners.
There, under the banners,
Just when we encountered you waiting and
leaning
Against the bay-window, had confessed re-
lation
guessed days ago
His engagement you know.
To that little-Now Charlie. don't kiss me be-
fore all creation
-Nors Perry, in Harpers Magazine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

THAI ALL RIGHT.-Leon Thai is
still alive, and happy. He says he
never had the least idea of shutting
off this mortal coil, and that the
note found with his name appended
was no doubt written by some per-
son who desired to place him in q
ridiculous position before the
public.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

PASSAGE MONEY. - The total
amount Of money expended in pay
ing the passage of sufferers to Cali
fornia, up to last Monday evening,
was S2,6OS 80. A few persons are
still being sent over the mountains,
and some have tickets who are, as
yet, unable to travel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
A beant;ful wild horse w;thon,

A beautiful wild horse, without
hair. has been captured in Mclean
County, Ky. He is entirely desti-
tute of q single solitary hair. In
color he is beautiful glossy black
and the skin is so smooth and clear
that any lady can rub him without
soiling the finest kid glove.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

ABOUT COMPLETED. - The new
Office of the Nevada Mill Company
is SO far completed that the painters
were yesterday putting the finish
ing touches upon it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

MONEY ORDERS. - The money
order department of the Virginia
post Office will be reopened as soon
as the proper books arrive from
Washington.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.

@. W. Hall, OF the Pioneer Laundry. having
bought out the interest Of @. +. Hall in the
laundry business. wants all accounts settled
to this date. This must be done. mo fool
ishness !" come up and settle, and then COM
mence new.
g. ". HALL,
Pioneer Laundry.
VIRGINIA, Oct. 81, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
STOCK REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
Morning Board.
17&5 Ophir, 4Ok 40 Al.
100 Mexican, II.
500 Gould & Curry. 1ek 49,: 16A.
40 Best & Belcher, = 3Sh.
10 Savage, 95.
20 Chollar, So 62<.
10 Hale 4 Norcross, 32h So.
1865 Crown Point. 80 3Ok 81 29*.
400 Yellow Jacket, ~ TAN.
400 Imperial, 94.
IS Empire, 5.
100 Kentuck, IA.
l5O Belcher, 81 2Oh 81
% Alpha, TN.
As Con. Virginia. 25s 260 257.
80 Confidence, 18k.
$40 Sierra Nevada, IL 1914.
A214O California. 53a< $50 53h.
10 Bullion, As,
IS Exchequer, ~ IN.
sos Justice, 81 20 2Sk.
1l5 Union Con-, II.
95 Caledonia, 10 IAN.
100 Julia, II IL.
1856 Baltimore, ~ ga.
Sc Utah. 7.
100 Silver Hill, ~ 8.
255 Rock Island, 2ss 3.
10 Challenge. s.
100 New York, Ia IN.
ais woodville, "a 81 3a.
Afternoon Board.
1895 Golden Chariot. 1.
400 South Chariot, 25c.
80 Poorman, /.
40 Kossuth. 3.
200 Original Gold Hill, 2.
255 Andes, 81 "a.
ITO Florida, 3, ~ 2b9o.
$50 Pacific, l.
-145o Wells Fargo, 12kc lie l4c.
60 North Carson. 35c.
eOj Leviathan, IN rs "a.
27O Meadow Valley, 3.
60 Raymond Ely. 10 lsH.
405 Eureka Con-, ~.
$50 Jackson, N.
800 Belmont, Ia.
255 Leopard, 19h 10h 1Os liz.
$50 Jefferson. s SD 50.
1880 Gila, 81 80 3i5.
10 North Bell, 20.
100 Tybo IAN.
200 Hussey, 52hc.
500 Mansfield, IN l.
$50 Advance, 81.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
House for Rent and Furniture
for Sale.

A house located In convenient and pleas
ant portion Of the city, contains six rooms.
three stationary closets wood-house and
cellar. and is in every respect desirable
dwelling The furniture will be sold at res
sonable prices. and the house will be rented
to an acceptable tenant on the most favorable
terms.
Apply to or address,
MRS. C. v. BOISOT,
(Rear Of the City Drug stors)
SILvER CITY, Nevada.
Nov. Sd, 1875.
Enterprise" please copy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

DIED.-In Silver City, November
8, Edward NJ. Phillips, native of
Newlyn East, Cornwall, England,
aged 20 years.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11
FOR RENT.

An once suitable for broker or business
of that character can be rented by Supplying
TO BEER BROS, 102 South G street. Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

DR.. Thomas. at 103 South {
street, opposite Beer Brothers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

Mrs. Brooks, who has two Children In the
Orphans Home at Carson, IL requested TO call
at the Home immediately, as one Of the chill.
dren IL dangerously i'll.
@. B. WEBB. supY.
CARSON, Nov. 8, 1878.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

MERRICK's IMPORTED OIL.
Merrick's Imported Oil is q simple remedy
but powerful to do good. Cures Rheumatism
and Neuralgia and kills all pain instantly.
Is perfectly safe aud harmless. Price, Fifty
Cents, and worth its weight in gold. We
challenge the world to produce Its equal.
Agents l. Brigham. Wholesale Drug
gists, San Francisco, California. For Sale by
Walter, Rosenthal l. Co.. Silver City, New.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

Fer Wall Paper. Paints and Oils,
60 10 Boisot 4 Stewards.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-11

~ Old Fashioned Hats removed to the pre-
vailing fashions, At reasonable rates.
Ladies'. give me scall and will give you
satisfaetion,
MRS. n. WATSON.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
Beau Brunlincl.

Probably the fo'cr of lmpud cucc
could no further go than il was cur
rted M his life time. bv the individual
whose name We place nj the head ofthr>,
brlci and reminiscent remark.. That
B'UutHei was endowed by nature with
intellectual qualities of no mean order
ana illat Independently Of hi. ph7ggrtey-
,Hie quality above referred to-,hcrc can
hc niue doubt; ~, most a~slIrcdly, sheer
lmpudrncc alone could never have sccur-
ed to him that habitual luot to ,ay Glnil-
lIrl Intercourse with persons OF
idhh Wllrli was, we believe.
ms constant boast. Doubles.
drummer asccndancy In that 'partcu-.
i'T sphere OF the world uim,hion which
he most cultivated. was duly apprecittrd
ny all the ariStocralic iops and d:udic,
applll town. whose ignoblc prupcusilic-
led them Ia indulge in snowy drc,, and
pcrlness OF dcncauOr: vet ii was his
same asccndancy (lct N acknowledge tho
rum IN connection. however. with the
b'au more original qualities OF mind.
tllal rcroncilcd the ellie among hi, NO.
ilallltances 10 his amazing audarity even
Nh'll lliU audaCitS was exercised al tHrfj.
expense. A. an illu,trious In. stance bcof,-
ing upon this fact. We may mention the
circumstance Of Brlmmcl'~ dminU oc,.l-
slohally. lnay frequently. il we mistake
not with The Prince Recent
u was on one of these occasions.
ana Hc last. las The reader
may well surnsc) that Brummcl
alihr Intoxicated las would nppcarl
Nun vanity aud wine. ordered the
ifill'N, whom he addressed bv hi, chris
VA uai name OF George. 10 ring the bell"
me Eegenl. probably losing. for the mo-
meh'' ana for The first time in his life. hi.
Prr~'h'c oI mind, appeared thunder
rising from his chair, rang the cll with i,i-
ni'l'o 9plhpo"llre. On the wallets appear
; incc; hr Che Prince quietly said. ',or-
uoI nr. hrummcT' carriage" On the
Naiet return, announcing that the car
rage was ready, the Prince Rcprut M
once turned 10 the Beau, placidh re-
marking, Mr. Brummcl your carriage /.
waiting aud that was the last lime thc
prince of handles dhcd with Inc prinrr
negent OF England, or indeed, had any
further intercourse with him whatever
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
Tho English Diamond Robbery.

London Letter tp the y. Graphic,
The audacious robbery of Lady Dud-
ley's rcs,ing-casc with cjO.OOO worth of
icWclry IN it has thus tar haillcd all the
researches of the police. Lord Dudley.
with "A lordly disregard of The law which
forbid, the compromising of felony. lIa-
offered to forgive the thief and 10 pay
him 81 900 if he will restore the ease; but
the >hrewd robhcr i probably not dis
posed To give up hi, prize for onc-lillicth
part of it, value. The robbery was done
without any trouble. Lord and Lady
Dudley drove tn Paddliugtun station ia
their brougham to take train for their
country housc They were followed bv
their servant, in a cab: each OF the Inaid,
had Il dreS -ing-ca>c In her hand. one of
them on arriving at the station got ont OF
the cab. placed her drcsSng-ca>c on the
ground. and turned 10 assist her fellow
maid to alight. When she stopped to
pick up the ease ii was gone, and il In,
never since been seen by any one but
the thief or the fence to whom lac sold ii.
The robbery might have been
planned between the maid and
q confederate, but most probably the
thing was done by q thief who took no
one into his confidence. The affair rc-
minds me of one which occurred here
several wears ago. \ lady OF title wa,
driving To the railway IN q cab: ON d.,
roof was Il small trunk containing her
dressing case. IN which we've 1900
worth of jewels. The trunk wa. taken
from the cab a, il was goi z through the
streets. The thief. on opening The ease.
was for moment dIZZlrd by the SIGHT OF
50 many jewels. but he at once suspected
that his victim was an actrcs, whom hr
had robbed of her stage Jewels.
lie took them 10 ~ fence. aud
said: Look at these: they are
handsome. but suppose they are moth
Ing but paste "lc,. said the cunning
deceiycr, they are only limitations: ptt
they are 80 well done that can give Won
el5O for them" The thief took the
money with 10y. but the next day hc saw
a reward Of 1000 offered for The rrcov-
cry OF the jewels. lie was 50 cXaspcr-
ated ut the trick that had been played
on him, that lac went at ,ncc 10 the DO
lice and told them the story. The re-
ceiver was arrested, the thief was admit
ted a, witness against him. he wa, sent
TO penal ,ervitudc for twenty years. and
the thief got of with hi~ CljO and "A re-
ward beside.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09

THE lower house of the Illinois Gen
eral Assembly have elected IIaineS OF
Cook county, Independent, speaker. \
coalition between the Democrats and In
dependents was effected, and after several
ballots, Haines was elected by major
ity of thirteen over Cullum. Republican,
who was speaker Of the House of tie
Twenty-elghth General Assembly. In the
senate a"dead lock- in the vote for Pres
ident prevents that body from proceeding
to business. When il adjourned on the
It'll inst, the vote stood: Early. ~:
Casey, Is; Glenn I. Early. Republican,
was President OF the last senate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09

gress rs will prevent in the mture such
Migrant outragcs against civil liberty.
GOV. Allen speaks with the voice of Il
patriot and Il statesman. and The scnti-
mcnts of his message should be echoed
and rc-cchocd throughout The country.
The failure TO condemn the action of The
administration in Louisiana i taciI APP
proval OF Gen. Grants use OF United
states soldiers In New Orleans use To
which they have for the lir.t iimc in the
history OF the nation been put. that
of deciding who are entitled to seats
in the legislature OF a state
and of forcibly ciccling those whom they
decide against Individually. and in the
popular assemblies of the states. tie
voice OF the people should be raised
against what may become u most danger
on, precedent. Promptly n Coy. Alicn
has spoken, lis protest is made none TOO
soon. The consent which silence gives
at this time is lraught with peril to The
already icoparllcd lihcrtic- Of the pco-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
sohencks Pulmonic Syrup. Sea Weed
Tn,.Ic ord EIn-l..-i-. Nh.

Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.
These lc crvodly celebrated AMI popu-
lar medicines have effected revolution I'm
the healing art, and proved the ial,acy al
several muNim> which have for many Years
oAstructOd the progress uf medical scien e,
The false suppo-itiou that Communion j.
inurahle deferred physicians rom attempt
mg 10 iind rcmed.e, for that disea O. and
patients afflicted with II recon He'd them
selves 10 death without making an effort To
escape nom doom which they suppose Il
to be unavoidable. iti,now proved how
over, that Consumption can he cured, and
that il has been cured in very great NUN.
Der ul eases Some OF them apparently dc s..
perste ones by Schcnck's pulmonic syrdp
alone; and in other eases hy the same ned
iciuc in connection with Schcnck's sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pil's. one or
both, according 10 the requirements Of the
case.
Dr. Sthcuck him.cli, who enjoyed uniG-
tcrIup.od good health for more than forty
yrar., was supposed. at ore time TO be- At
the very "a cofdCa'h, hi~phy,icidn, having
pronounced his ease hopeless, Cud ADAM
done him % his fate. lie Was cured 10y
the Aforesaid me 4iciuCS. ~ since his IccoN-
cry, many Thousands similarly aiiectedhaye
used Or. Schcnck's preparations with the
same remarkable success.
f1il directions accompany each, making
it not absolutely necessary 10 per- onally see
Or. schenck inlcS. paliCH.s wish their
lungs examined. snd for thi, urpose he is
prOio -sonaliy at his principal office. corner
sixth aud Arch streets. Philadelphia. every
Monday, whore all letter, Tor adyi e must
be addressed. Schenck's medicines are
sold by al. druggists. l2-30.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09

sold 'emy" "Oh. III sell 'cm right; YOU may
have all ycuwant for a nickel "Ncll, den,
mine goot lrcnt, VII you he so kit Il TO pring
me fpnr doz N f0n dot dnmiget lotY' The
oysters were brought. ani the customerput
thcm pIieily down into tue pit o his stom-
ach, and, having finished the job. lie said TO
The rCstauratuer NOW my very gout
trent, YOU have 40, some "oot oysters. ain't
it, You're mighty gll I have" "Ncll,
iakcs a hail a dozen raw und some pick
les" Those we're in turn ,rrvCd and quiz
city pui doWu on top Of those gone before.
Rut the Tc.ipuratour was troubled. and
when the pair"n came 10 settle the bill. said
To him "lpok here, plrd. ! DON'T like to
be- too GV'iisiliNc, but bowed IL wOulls't
like ter know why you took irncy To 80
many spoiled oysters gud 50 few good
ones we'll you have been good trent
io me. and 80 told YOU some ting. You see
have got tircwornl, INT efry time dot ia
do way hive % 30, You e.. dot last half
q CoIcn, dt IA was for me mines &c. hut dot
dImagCt lot, dem was fer dc iapcwo m.
You know dot amt dot kiud OF Comino.
dorc Nantcrpiit dot | can afford to preak up
mine Who'll ICcsness tu feed n tam tape
worm on goUt oNstcIs.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
ModcrrI Nontcn.

1t l. sad commentary upon our boast
cd civilization thltthe women of our times
have dcgcneiat, Il in health and physique
unit. they ATE literally race Of inyal DIS
pale. nervous. feeble and blck-lchy, with
DOLLY here and thJTc few LOble exceptions
in the pcrso of the robust. huXom ladies
characters OF the sex IN days gone by.
81 = Nc.N large experience. covering
period Of years. and embracing the treat
m many tDuu-aud, OF Gaze. of those
ailments peculiar 10 Women, pr. riirce, of
tn Worlds D!,peL-Iry. Bun 10, y. Y, ha>
perfected, bN tbs combination OF certain
vegetable extracts. anltuEl specific, which
he DOES not cNtJl as q curs-all. but one
which admirably iulhls q -ingcncs, of
purpose. heiuga most positive and reliable
lrm,dy for th0-s WcakGe>sc, and COM
plain that aillct the won, OF the present
day. Tbs natural specific compound is
ca ed DR.. iicsce'> FaNoritr Prescriptions
The following are among those diseases in
whi h this wonderful medicine has wof kcd
cures q il by IN gic and with certainty
never before attained By any medicine (:
Weak back, nervous nj general debility.
fan NJ add % hcr displacement, Of intern
organs, result NJ nom debility and lack
OF strength in neural supports. internal
fever, 'rgesti1r. Inflammation end ulcerl-
ton and We mauy other Cl,cascs incilen,
10 women, MOI proper 70 ~ niion here, in
which, Us well a. in the eases that have
h On cuum, IA ed. the l. Va jtc Prc.crip-
ton effect, cures-thc marvgl oi The world.
II VIII do 10 harm Ia any state on condition
OF the system, and 10y adopting its use the
invalid lady may avoid that scvcrost OF or
dcl'S-the consulting Ola i.m Is physician,
Favpri.c Prcscil ton j. sold ~ dealers ia
mt d cinos generally. l-1-d&WlW.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
WILLIAM ALLEN RISES M

Gen. Allen, OF Ohio, comes 10 Time 4
special message TO the legislature of hi.
state in regard TO the louisiana Outrage i.
worded in the following unmistakablc
language:
IL desire 10 call your attention 10 The
grave CIRCUMSTANCE of the interference
Of Federal troops on the organization and
proceedings Of the Legislature of a sister
State. II the reported action of the mill
tary In unseating persons claiming To be
members of the LouisiUla Legislature
and giving their places to persons con
testing the same, Is true, and Is legal aud
proper, then the same INFER
ference would be legal and
proper here, and il seems 10
me TO be the duty .of the Representatives
or the people ofthls State TO at once enter
= vigorous protest against this action
which may be made precedent al some
future time for the overthrow of the civil
government here. Iftherc /. a law war
rantiDg the settling OF contested election
cases in the State Legislature, by the nse
Of Federal troops, then In my Judgment
you should request its immediate repeaI
II there h no law for II, then your indig.
nant protest should be heard at Washing
ton, Insisting upon such action by Con
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09

PACIFIC MAIL IRWIN was brought 10
the bar OF the House. but wouldn't tell to
whom he gave the corruption fund, or
any part of it, and he was accordingly
committed 10 prison, to the common Jail
OF the District Of Columbia. where he will
remain until the close Of the present ,e,-
sion of Congress. The evidence in the
Investigation thus far show, that S7l5.-
600 were disbarsed, and that of TIL, sun.
Irwin himself received slG0, 600: John G..
Schumacher, member Of Congress, from
New York, $4,000; w. 5. King. Post
master Of the House, got $1,000: Il. 4.
Whiting 100000, and Charles \. Best.
Sl25. 600.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
The New spanish Cabinet.


All tine members Of the new spanish
cabiuct. with a single exception. belong
to thc extreme royali~t party. which has
steadily abstained from all active particle
nation in public affairs since the rcyolu-
lion of September, 1855, which drove
Ouccn Isabella from the country. The
Minister of Foreign Affairs under the
new cabinet. Senior BcrmudcI Castro,
last held office I'm 1865. when he took ,hc
same portfolio under Marshal O'Dumclls
Ministry. lie belonged at the time to
the anti-clcrical wing of the chamber Of
IDENTITIES. and took office with.thc under
standing that the first acts OF the new
ministry should be the recognition Of
the kingdom of Italy. Tie member Of
the new ministry who has been most
prominently before the public in the last
Six wear, Is Marshal Jovcllar. who ha-
held for nearly year the Captain Cen
cralship of Cuba. lie wa. ia command
of the Island ut the time the Ntguius
disaster occurred. and with diff
f,culty kept order in Havana at that
time. Soon after the settlement of the
Virginiu> difficulty. lac sent hi rcsigua-
ton TO the home Government. but was
induced To withdraw when additional
powers were conferred on him December
81. 1873. On February :. of the year
Just ended. he issued a proclamation plac-
iug the entire island in state of siege, and
inaugurating a series of measures OF the
most rigorous and dc,potic nature. lie
was some time after relieved of the com.
mand aud succeeded by Marshal Coucha.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09

SHERIDAN's assertion in his dispatch
10 the President ''that there exists in Lou
isiana a spirit Of defiance To all lawful m,-
thority and an insecurity Of life which is
hardly realized by the general govern
ment'' etc, ETC., is denied conformity by
the Protestant and Catholic bishops and
clergy, Chamber of Commerce, Board of
Trade, and Cotton Exchange of New Or
leans, and to this testimony is added
That OF the New Orleans Association Of
Western and Northern merchants. The
evidence is pretty strong that little Phil
toid very big story. Alas for him His
name Will never figure in future school
readers along with that of George Wash
ington and his little Ratchet. lie has
told lie, and how can it,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have repenshcd our job Printing Office with
many fonts of new type and have orders out for other
to establish the reputation of Office for irst-cIass
work, aud make prices so low that the most cnhu
sasc patrons Of foreign cities will be compelled TO all
NIT that do work at lower prices than any other Of
lice in the country Mr.. Oberly admitted to be one of
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to OUT
many patrons.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-09
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

rI>nK BULLETIN is published every morning
tsxecpt Monday in the Dulstin Building, cor
mar Washington svcune aud Twelfth street
Tus pviyr,S Is served 10 city subscribers by
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PAYABLE weekly. by Mail, lin advance $40 per
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