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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-12
CONNIE RClAL.
CAIRO. I.L., MoNDsy tyrSiSG.l
Al
LEISURE lIouR.


CAIRO. I'LL, MDNDiN f.NfSiSG.
October IL. lS.J.
The weather has been very dismal. but
moi cold until last night. when the wind
chopped round to the northwest, where
it has held steady aud strong all to-day.
although the sky WAS clear the sun >honr
| wiihou! much warmth, aud the tempera-
ture was raw aud not very enjoyable.
| the markets continue unchanged. with
light transactions in leading articles OF
commission business. Flour is quoted
extremely dull. with heavy stocks of all
grades and only II very light order de-
'na'id. Hay Is very dun for everything
except strictly choice. Corn is in lighr
supply aud limited demand at unchanged
prices. Choice northern oats are scarce
ami IN fair request. Meal is very dull at
S2.'j tor country seam dried. The but.
ter market j. steady and firm with a
demand Tor I'll choice tina, arrives. Egg
and chickens are scarce and in good de.
mand. Apples ale plenty AMI dnn. Pro-
visions are lirm aud unchanged. none IN
first hands.
THE MARKET.
sszS~Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually 10,
sales from first hands in round lots. Ia
fillng orders AMI for broken lots il Is nee.
es>,,ry 10 charge an advance over these
figures. 'dJs
FLOUR.
The marke; il overlooked and very
dali. NJ dvuaiih at all except Tor filing
ordJr.: M change in yalles. We note
sales al loo bbls. 80 % 4; 100 hbls. - W;
sOO bbi-, ely. 81 500. 80; 200 hbl- OH
orders, SGsG 80; loo bbls NX, "a 10;
40 bbl- on orders. 81 5uoy7 80 bbl. on
orders, - 15a7 70.
HAY.
Choice Timothy is in fair demand 10
I'LL orders, and very little in market.
Common Is plenty aud none selling. We
note sales of car choice. delivered. SIS
= cars mixed. delivered, SIS; 4 cars good
mixed, delivered, SO.
CORN.
There is only u limited supply in the
market and very little demand. M
shipping demand al all. Transactions
arr confined To filing orders. Sales were
car in sacks delivered &c 3 cars white
in sacks delivered Gjc; ! ears white in
eacks delivered Gjc; } cars mixed IN
sacks delivered &c = ATS white in sacks
delivered G3c: cug white rejected in
sacks Delivered zoe.
OATS.
Choice Northern Oats are IL light sup
ply and good demand. Rgccled cat :
are neglected. Sales were car mixed
Northern in sacks delivered 4lc; : ears
Northern in sacks delivered Ale; car
rejected IN sacks delivered abe; car
Southern Illinois in bulk on trac, 3lc; |
car Northern mixed in sacks deliverc d
iic.
NEAL
There is q moderate demand for city
meal, while country is plenty aud very
dun. We note sales of 200 barrels city
So: 100 barrels city s3@3 10: 100 barrel,
country steam dried. ~ "a.
BRAN.
The market is moderately well sup
piled aud very quiet. We note sales o
2 cars IN sacks delivered. Sl5 SCALE;
cur IN sacks delivered, SlD.
BUTTER
| rLo'rn " ,r.tt.,,. hptt,, ;inl. r.oti,. "a II
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On Thursday. Oct. l4.h, will be sold at
auction aud without reserve, the entire
outfit Of the DrluonicO Hotel, consisting
OF Parlvr. Bcd-roOni, and Kitchen Furni-
tuie. Carpets. etc. NV |. our time Tor
bargains, us everything is in good conJi.
tiuu aud will po,tivciy b. sold.
-. HARTMAN, Auctionecr.
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q he 8ulletim.
RATES or ADvERilsiNG.

80 ------ = = = -
G5sAll bill, Er advertising. are due and pay
able iy ADV l>ScE.
Transient advertising will be inserted at tbs
rate Of Il W per square for the bret insertion
anu o. cent, for each sub equent one. liberal
discount will he made on Standing and display
advertisements.
Local uotiecs, business or Otherwise, VIII he
charged leu cent, pei line Tor the frst and hve
cents for each additional Insertion, Counting
i've lines aud .psard) discount wi he nude
after third Insertion.
Church, Society, Festival and supper notlces
will 0uly I've inserted ~ advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice g. 20 Sotice OF
meeting Of societies OF secret order. Z" cent, Tor
each insertion.
No advertisement will be received u, lee. than
lI cents
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relici tor young men from the
effect Of Error. and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimrnts to Mar
riage removed. New melhod of treat
mcnt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free. In sealed
envel apes. Address Howard A-socia-
ton, li0 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.--an Institution having high repu-
tation for honorable conduct and profess
siolal skill. S-2i-d&w3m
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Notice Of u snovat

e. Koch la- removed liz boot and
shoe chop from the Old Stand 10 lie
new brick building lone block belo" },
No. 30 Commercial avenue, between
Filth and sixth strrrt-, Where he will
keep the h,-i home niadr and -. Loni
custom made boots aud shoe. male Of
IN. best material good Workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orJrr-
promptly attended 10. 3-23-i
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l.o",. I.rbcr, hn. pILsE>EA.


The Western Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Association. Of jackson.
Tennessee. Will hold their Fourth Annual
Exhibition un the 2ithio 30lh Of October.
inclusive, ,s75. at which time there will
b.. daily sales %; stock. agricultural 'hl-
pl-ment-. etc. making II one Of the iho,'
important, meetings yer held in the state.
Bring your stock aud implements.
.INo. y. KEITH, President.
TBos. CLARK, Secretary.
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PuISENER ~ Louis iIerberts

EaS- DR.. Sherman. tile great Sperial-
isi. $40 North sixth street, ha- gi;u.i an
enviablr reputation ia ihe speedy manner
in v hirh lac treats alt chronic dl.r,l-r..
See advertisement for his great >yphi'itic
Eradic;ior, Endorsed by The medical la
Guilty everywhere. 9-lS-lyr.
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Into use II the authorities learned of his
presence Ia the city, but he WAS taken
without the least warning. aud the skin
proved Of no value to him. lie Is now In
tie county jail.
--Reinember the grand ball Of the An.
Gent Order of ilibernians vt scliecl's hall
on the 18th inst. A good time may he
expected. lV-3-f
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Fire ana alter,

Fire ana water,
We would inform our many patrons,
and the public generally, that we have
removed our stock of groceries damaged
by fire on The night Of the ao,h Of Sep
TENDER to the auction house Of Parker "
Alley. on Commercial avenue, between
Eleventh! and Twelfth streets. These
GOOD, will be sold ut auction and private
sale Tor The next ten days, aiiordIhg to
the citizens OF Cairo an opportunity TO
purchase groceries cheaper than ever be-
fore offered in this city. Many Of these
goods are new and fresh, aud were not
damaged IN any respect. Call and eX-
anime tor yourselves. Terms OF sale
strictly cash. Respectfully,
Il. W. WRIrLoCR q son.
Chas. :. Delay. Auc,ionecr. lo-6-lw
For sale.
A No. l New Trading Boat, counters
and shelving all complete; co feet low
IA feet beam. VIII BE- sold.i
If called for soor '-,.'ascrt &. I
lNR''''
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(isterNh Cleaned.

Person, having cisterms needing pump
ing ont and repairing can have 1t donc
promptly and at prices t, suit the times,
by calling on y. =. Hawkins. Gross street.
have man ami pump employed all the
tim. for the purpcsc. 9-lG-u.
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Manl Il
i NOS ' J.
1923 vat.

Every ody 70 Know tat ne place 70 get
4 ,mo nh shs c,
A 20 d sham 90.
A ia.hh nAbir hnir-cu',
o. any h ng | thai lire,
l. al the GRs>D Cs TRIAL EARBEk.
81 y, 90 ner Eighth AID Comm rcisi.
ys-f j. GEORGE sT.IsHUU3Y.
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! oui. fi..b a, ms pILsENEH.
N.IlgSCH.

4. HALEY has removed 10 his new
store room, II commercial avenue. OF
po>i,r Wiul,r's Block. and next Coor To
the Arab "u2ine house, w,wre lac will BE-
AS MANY new ones, q 3O-tf
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UOn'G Forget!

Ii you want iinware. stoves etc. that 4.
Haley la. changed his plac" ct business
aud can now he found At li5 Commercial
avenue. next door to the AR NJ engine
house. where he will be pleased 10 see
,"u AMI give you bargains us of old,
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RIVER NEWS.
Fort List,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. I'aducah.
b. II. Cooke, Evansville.
- City of Helena. Vicksburg.
a." Capitol City. 1t. Louis.
- ST. Joseph, st. Louis.
" Silyerihornc, Evansville.
" Grand Tower. Memphis.
L" james Howard, 81. Louis.
Tow-boat Gov. Allen. Cincinnati.
- Bon Accord. 81. Louis.
DEBATED.
Steamer Jim Fax. Paducah.
- u. II. Cooke. Evansville.
" Silverthorne. Evansville.
- City OF Helena. 1t. Louis.
" Capitol City. Wick sburg.
4" st. Joseph. Memphis.
" Grand Tower. II. Louis.
" james Howard. New Orlcans.
Tow-boat Gov. Allen. Ohio river.
- Bon Accord, Metropolis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The rivcr last evening was 10 feet 1-5
nchc. on the gauge. having fallen s
inches during the previous Is hours.
The weather turned remarkably
cold night before last, and a stong wind
blew from the north all day.
cuisines. fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Evansville packets brought fair
trips.
The Governor Allen rc.hpped about
300 tons here.
Tho Bon Accord tows up the new
hull for the General Anderson.
--Whari-Master Al liurd, we are sorry
to learn. is under the weather with lgh,
| bilious attack.
st. Louis yesterday. and made some adj
ditlons here.
The Grand Tower brought up forty
five bales cotton for this port and haC
about ten bale. for 81. Louis.
Diver Hiram Hill with his boat /, n
Paducah fishing ont 20 tons Ut Ii'man',
iron sunk by the NJ. Livingston week be.
fore last.
Capt. Dugan has word from the In.
diana to the eli 'ct that his men arr pro
crossing finely with their work. Since
the shannon lett. they have recovered 81
| barrels Of whi-kcy. and "a 10: Of butter
bacon and lard which il ready for ship.
mcnt.
Capt. II. ". Dugan returned yes,er
day wearing one oi Colrman's ague pal
and lau- CHING ~ the poor cusses who az
afflicted with the SHAKES. He says h
la, Travelled everywhere from Wick >bur
TO Pil,-burg ami found no place on tn
rivers where there wa. ~ little sicknes.
there Is here. aud 50 he came back 10 z
well with the assistance above stated.
The reception held upon the Thomp
son Dean an last Saturday night ia sal
by those who were in attendance to hay
been Il most Ne liyh,ful occasion. OWN
10 unexpected delays in getting her M;
chnrry in position The Dean was IA"
able TO get away until SIX O'Clock yeslcr
day morning. Some twenty merchant
of Memphis came up on the Grand Towe
and met the Dean mt tins port.
CLIPPINGS.
ST. Louis Republican, Of Oct. II says
"On the ist inst. coal ut New Orlran
was ISL boats anh bargpS, or 4.lUO.tsv
bushels. The consumption during Sep
temper was 10 boats and bargcs, q
| ,,I,tttf IN NM hli.t.ls 'Ihn zlInn'V "a
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

--Sevorai good Farms and 1900 acres Of
unimprovcd Lands IN Alexander county.
--"Wintrr's Block" aud "Wiu.er's
Row."
"A large number of desirable Resi-
dences, aud excellen, vacant Lots, suitd-
BILE for business houses giid residences.
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For Rcnt-SOuibcrn Motel.

This clIgibly situated hotel, on Ohio
Leyec. between Sixth and Eighth streets,
will be rented on very reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to Lro krir.
10-f-lv
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CHICKENS.
There is good demand for choice old
hens at 50 % and choice young chickens
at 81 25(s3. Very few Of either come
In. We note sales Of coops old, IS 70
as 60; 4 coops young. 50 Is, 3 coops
young, 81 7a@3; 3 coons hens, 80 %.
APPLES.
The market is we'll supplied aud quiet.
Sales made are all OH orders, aud ut prices
ranging from 81 25 to IS 90, according
to quality. sale. were loo barrels, So %
C)3 %; 20 barrels genatans, 81 IS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DanNi,,ls school.

Tho undersigned will open Dancing
School Monday night. At kl0gc's bail.
Those wishing TO attend viii please bc ~
the hail mt ! O'Clock. Gruts' class will
meet regularly on Monday and Thurs
days at : O'Clock. CuAS. HARDY.
m
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wash Lists.

Ready printed packages Of wash iista-
enough IN each book To last two years.
for 80 cents each at the BuLLErIS Oiiice
tor the next two days.
De,'c'""--rii->ENER-"' Lo"i. Her
berl's
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pksy. Xxx Amber and White rag stock
ENVELOPES at the BULLETIS Office, printc,
- ~ and 81 90 per NJ.
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An Apology.

a seriou. accident to orr steam appli-
ances caused this mornings delay in the
issue of the BULLETIN.
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\ good cook wanted Immediately at
the BrILEriA office.
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The 4isrande,' County Ba,'h 'ciH Pay tn
te,est on deposits IN Tie savings depart
plent lO-3-Ia
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER u. 1875.
Local " Gather Report.


W. are authorized to snnounce JoHN T..
HI as candiist" FIR county Treasurer ~ the
cn1tin, November cle'tion.
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ZOE LENSEOR SALE.

"A number of Lots on Lcycc, above
Twelfth street. outside fire limits. Also
u large number at other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tf.
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WAR DrpAErMsSr RIvrR i,fPour,
oct II, is.s.
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CHICKENS.

dozen. lsS2oc; boxes, DOC: 100 dozen,
20 cents. .tf
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CAIRO MARKET WHOLESALE.

Corrected daily BY h. N. stearn,, commission
merchant, Secretary of the tpiro Dvaid VI
Trade.
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--Colored aud mounted Maps OF the
city OF Cairo ut 81 30 each (hali price,
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s,a.ea Proposals

WILL be receive NJ my oiiire between the
w huns OF Fu'ciuck -. n,i and O'Clock
=, IN until Munday, October lSth LOIS, for FUR
'ti-nhg the material ar dUhg The work, or both,
DOR lie cunstruc lon and iseons1s,dion or cer-
I,yuv.,i Nrnrelller ~lh, 1910. ~aid ,srlinancc'is
ub ,ct To- examination nj any time Ut my ofisr,
NN. FRENCa hAiEN,
CAIRO, iLLs,, OCT ith, lsi3. .C.ty clerk
lu-S-tl,
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The elegant sido-wheel steamer
rrSiie5s
s---x-as.avas
PAT. CLEBURWE,

NAT. Clerk.
,A.Ayes Evansville for Cairo every WLpSES-
DAY and ~AlukADN al ) u. m.
Leaves afro every itiIliSbAl add SUNDAY
At u m. ""
Each boat makes close connections at Caro-
with ilrst-cliss steamers Tor IT Louis, Sleir-
hi, and New ORLEANS, AMI ~ EVhnsi iile with
me + Il 4. K Il tor ali points Aorih anti Fast
tnd with tile Louisville Aiall steamer, 10 I<ul
points On the upper ohio, giving througiire-
reipts On freight, and pussenScrs,to a.! lont,
tributary
For iiir'h information GYpls .ts .h
sol, SILVER, Passenger Agcn,
HAtL rRh, Rl;os, sAssms
orn g. j. NRAMMl.R,
i,-i-yJ-Iy Evsn.viife In,iiana.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
Eo! & Philosopher.

On a Baker Street car tie other
day, a WOMAN having sleeping
babe in her arms uncovered 81,
head and turned the little one
around 80 that the breeze blew in
through the open window iull upon
it. An oldish man, probably the
father OF several children, moved
about uneasiIy Tor time and fn
ally said:
MADAM, don't you know tbs,
your babe will catch its death cold
there
NO, sir she promptly respond.
ed
We'll, it's just such carelsssness
~ that which fills our eeInetary
with laile graves be continued.
While all the old fools continue
10 live' she snapped, looking him
10 the eye.
Hesaw that she didn't understand
natural philosophy, and he turned
and looked out Of tie wIudow-
detroit Free Press.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11

opinion 9. ore Oi The reasons shy
there bss been 10 sensible plan
recommended aud adopted by
which the annual over flows could
long since have been prevented.
Aud / can tell you iha, unles- the
people wake up from this stupor in
- hleh they sppear 10 have fallen
THE state o; things will continue.
TIE msu who rule lie Country
have tut Que purpose, that - TO en-
rich themselves AT the expense Of
the people, and ~ nh@tey-r they may
recommend YOU will see will cos,
the creates, amount Of money re
psrdiess 0i the results.
JOHs COwDOs.
IsxpnD, August j., 1873.
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Good Grit.

An honestiaccd stranger called
on Justice Potter the other day
and inquired What his honer's usu.
al fee Was for joining couple in
the holy bonts ofwedlock.
"The fee is two dollars, in case
you come here" was the reply.
LESS see" mussd the man as he
handed out roll Of bills thers',
three dollars for bedstcad eigh,
dollars for q second hand stove
tive dollars for dishes, two dollar.
TO run the house on, and-snd tina,
10 every blamed cent "
$50 you are shorti" inquired th.
Justice.
There's my pile" replied the
yourg man, "but III knock tho
Two dollars off for dishes aud CIV.
it to you, for I'm bound to be har
messed to my girl this week it We
have TO bile taters in a tea potl"
And in less than an hour the tive
were made ono.-[Detroit Ere,
Press.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11

Advertising is great bother.
II only brings lot OF folks to your
place OF business. If they want
you let them hunt you up. Then
II you get your name in the paper
you will be bored to death with
drummers and people from the
country will call on you and you
will have to show them goods, and
like enough TO have to do up bum
dies for them, which will exhaust
your stock so much that you will
be obliged to buy more goods which
is q great trouble. Ii you advertise,
too, it gives your place a rcputa.
,ion abroad; folks will 20 there and
crowd you, and make it too lively
IL you don't want TO do anything,
keep NJ still as you oan.-lN. Y,
Commercial Advertiser.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11

AT the DEVILS Elbow the bend
10 about twenty-six miles around
and only one mile acrass. The wa
ter is sweeping over tho narrow
neck and makes a roaring noise as
1t swesps through the timber. 1t
10 supposed that The Devils Elbow
will bs cut of. We wish il was
his head.-fWes, Tenn. Clarion.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11

i. her name wasn't Angelica,
it ought TO have been. She Was as
sweet as they make EN-, and she
seemed abou, ready TO foat away
in the blue cloud Of her own
hounees. She swept up to the glove
counter, behind which smirked that
highly periumed ornament, Angus
tus Prig, Esq, who keeps book TO
chronicle his lady conquest. he
smiled and bowed ill bis coattaIl
stack out Ikea fnger-pos,; then he
ran his fngers through his curled
locks to show his seal ring aud dis
play the whiteness Of his hands.
Prigs hand 10 soft, though not as
much so ss bis head. She prsttled
sweeily.
any number is ak, but my hand
will bear squeezing.
'Aw IL WHIP Give II to me q
minute miss, and let me see how
much, so | can get an exact TT, said
Augustus with his blandest smile
~hlch he thought perfectly killing
and a ely wink at the gent over th'
otherside.
Her ruby lips parted once more
and the music that issued from then
was to the following tune:
"Oh, no sir; ! will not put you e
40 much trouble. Ny husband viii
be hors directly, and he'll show
you
Prlggs sud1enly y remembered tha
it was bi; dinner hour.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11

To-day you will please under.
stand thai on the outside of the
Black Hills 10 hung a plaeard SIM.
lar to the ONE that adorns q we'll.
regulated billiard saloon. "No mi.
nors allowed ~ here"
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

The approach OF the Presidential election gives
unusual importance to the events and deyclope-
ments Of l-15. We shall endeayor TO describe
them fully. faithfully and fesrlessly
THE WEEKLY stN has now attained circu
IatiOn ofoyer seventy thousand copies Its read
ers are found Ia every state and territory, and
IT. quality j. well known to the pahlic. We
shall not only endehVOf 10 keep II fully up to the
old standard, but 10 improve and add to ils yarie
- aud power.
THE WEEKLY Sun will continue to be q
thorough newspaper. All the news Of the day
will be found in II, condensed when uuimpor-
tant. ut fnll Length when of moment. and always,
We trust, treated IN h olsar interesting and In
stTuctiye manner.
II is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN the
b'si family newspaper in ihe world II will be
iuli OF entertaining and approprate reading Of
every sort, but will print nothing 10 offend the
moet scrupulols sBd delicate taste u gill al
ways contain the most interesting stories aud 70
mances OF the day carefully selected and lrgib.y
printed.
1he Agricultural Department is a prominent
feature in the WEEKLY Sun, and its articles
will always be found fresh and useful to the
farmer.
The number Of men Independent in politics is
ln9Teasing. and the WEEKLY Sun l. their pa
per especially. II belongs to no party. and
obeys no dictation, contending for principl. and
FOR the election Of the best men II exposes the
corruption that dIslTaces the country and threat
ens the oeerlow Of republican institutions. 1,
has no fear of kna.6s. and seeks no fayors from
their supporter.
The markets OF every kind and the fashions are
regularly reported In its columns
The price Of the WEEKLY SUN Is one dollar a
year for sheet OF eight pages add dIty six col
umns. As tais barely pays the eN penses OF paper
and printing, We are not able to make agY dis
count or ALLOW any premium to friends who may
make special fnOrts 60 extend cts cir11l at Ion
Under the new law which requires payment of
postage IN advance, one dollar year with TWEEN.
" cents The cost Of prepaid Iosisse added js the
rate Of subscription. N Is not necessary u get
up club ~ ofsiss To have the WEEKLY sun at
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| twaDiy aenis will gt t.ss paper, postpaid, for n
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columns Only 81, ga year. postage ISepsid
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The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
EN- GIL 5 II
Female Bitters,
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR

Tor seyeral YEAR, the cry has been yreetilg u r.
Of your fnyii.h Female BIt'rr- - one dollar, aud
nov complied with that general request, - ii4
price a Vry lsr.c proportion Of our DrOl's are
sr tha size Of he bottle remain ing the II VIII
as painful. -upprr---d OT lrTr gu!ar Aensuuauon.
aud all fJrmt Of Neskuchr, debility amt pr0-irail'
Of Young giri. Of .ixtefu and uuth-r- al the ''tu
taOyerf4i Iorie it has 10 equal Diup-7t- "''a D.
r,,isctiou puc. 81 % yeT bottle os iDr 800 -