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PENNSYLVANIA,
HAzLEroy, April 90

HALLtrOS, April ~.
Tho visit Of Adjutant General Lat.
to was for the purpose OF inspecting
tho different outposts and ascertain>
ing the position Of affairs relating to
the strike. He carefully surveyed
the situation, and has concluded to
withdraw the rest Of the troops (the
Ninth regiment) in q short time.
Tho experiment will be tried, and,
il the strikers remain peacoable, the
region will be LETT in the hands Of the
civil authorities, but il any other
outbreak occurs the military will b,
Immediately returned and prompt
and severe measures taken to sup
press the outrages which have abound
ed throu ghout the country.
Guard duty will not be 80 rigidly
enforced, but measures will DO taken
to arrest some Of the known ring.
leaders and an example made. Gen
eral Osborneis disposed to be lenient
with the strikers and give them an
opportunity to redeem themselves
1t has been ascertained that the
same parties have committed all til,
outrages, and these bear the reputa
ton of desperate characters. The
only censure attached to the majority
is their refusal to give my informa
ton about these men, aud the care
with which every unlawful act is con
ce,leI
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John G. Breckenridge is failing
fast and is not expected TO survive.
MIR. Powell, Of Newport Perry
county has lost three children through
the measles.
Some money. The addition 10
the land values of the eight North.
western States which the railroads
have made, is estimated at $1,000.
100000.
The Ponnsylvania Railroad
Company is the largest in the world.
It has 99i miles OF track, Is, 200 cars,
900 locomotives and represents
$3.50, 900, 900
Tho United Statos Government
will shortly commence suit against
tho bondsmen Of j. A. Rhombergh,
Of Iowa, for ST5O, 900 taxes due on
distilled spirits.
Jacob Hays, with property val
ued at $500 in his possession.
was 40 afraid OF coming 10 want that
he hung himself with bed cord in
his carriage house on Tuesday Of las
week. He lived on q farm about
twelve miles from Pittsburg and was
Q well known citizen, aged abo ut
sixty Eve years.
"A young lady Of Carlisle walked
in her sleep" and built fire Of old
newspapers under her sewing ma
chine. She knew nothing OF il un.
oil next morning when the ashes were
founl then she remembered Of hav.
ing dreamed Of doing this. BY good
luck alone the house was not burned
down.
An Altoona man and stranger
both young, recently went on a
"bum" together, and towards mid
night the stranger was so drunk that
he lay down in an alley and went to
sleep. Next morning he woke up
with heavy head and light purse
lightened to the tune Of some $500
Hunting mp his companion, he chsag
ed him with the theft, at the same
time pointing o revolver ct bis head
and allowing him Ave minutes in
which to disgorgo. In less time
than that the money was returned
A gentleman went to bank in
New York, the other day, and drew
$4,000 in small bills. to pay hands,
and got into passenger car, to GO
to the works About the same time he
entered the car, three other men got
in, and a fourth drove wagon close
behind the car After they hal gone
short distance. one Of tho three
snatched the package from the hands
OF the gentleman and the three rush
ed out, jumped in, the wagon and
drove away. Such bold robbery
shows what desperadoes the cit )
contains.
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PARzsrs' RIGnTs.-By tho decii

PARssrs' RIanTs.-By tho decision
Of the New York Court Of Special Ses
sions man has been sent to prison
for boxing his sons ears. The
youngster, who is about nine years
Of age, objected to having his ears
Mapped, and applied for warrant
fol' his fathers arrest. The warrant
was granted, and, though the dutiful
80 ia lsd to appear in Court, the
bat,,, r, on his own admission that he
slapp. | 'he boys ears, was sent tc
iaii tor Ave days, there TO meditatt
on the b., au.y ofparsntal relations Al
established by statute. The decision
Of the Court is somewhat startling
and we hope the small boys Of the
community ma, refrain from push
ing their advantage too far. But
parents in future IN ust dispense will
that terror Of boyhoo.l, tho rod IN
pickle otherwise they may hn'
themselves in the Jug.
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IN PARTITION.
Apr. %. isTs

~ In tho matter OF tuo
estate OF Johu Bingaman, 81, late OF the town
ship Of Beaver. county Of snyder, rsnnsyivania'
eceased.
To Elizabeth Bingamsn. widow, Fred
erick Binganan, BeAvertosn Leah. tntermar-
ri,d With Paul Renter Of Adimsbarxi Rachel
sPecht. Bevertowni Isaac Binganau, Adams
township Darrell Bingaman, John NJ. Binga-
man OF Bsaver township Eiirebeth, intermnr'
ried With David Bobb, Stsphenson county, lili.
nois, Noah BingamAn Of Lewis township, union
county, Pa, Mariah intermArried with Elisha
Cook, Pettes county, Missouri.
Take notice that bv virtue ofa certain
writ Of Partition or Valuation issued out
Of the Orphans Court Of Snyder. Go. the
Sheriff Of said county will hold IN In
quest to make Partition or Valuation si
the Resi- Estate Of the said John Bings-
man. sr., deed. at the late residencs oi
said decedent iu the Township Of Beaver
Snyder county. Pc, on Saturday the 2!d
day Of May, A. d. 1875. At 10 o'clock A.
NJ. on said day. when and where you are
requested TO be present II you think props'
Given under ny hand this 10Th day o
April, A. D.. 1873 -
sbsrifs once, Middlsburg, ~. r1
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A CHAscE FoR SrILLrRS.-Mr.
Benjamin Singerly. who WAS formerly
Sta.o Printer, and is the owner of
two extensive printing oificos-one
in Harrisburg and tho other in Pitts
burg-ofEers premium of $500 in
gold for tho best compilation OF n
spelling book. Mr. SIS object is to
secure n better spoller than is now in
use, and when this is secured to add
n series of school books which can be
eold at about half the price which
the public are now compelled, by the
school book combination among pub
fishers, to pay for such works.
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Az IMrourASr D.cisIoN. Tho SUI
pre,uc Court of the United State
has just rendered decision Of spe.
,ial interest and importance TO all
holders of life insurance policies,
Nrd all who may hereafter apply for
euch policies. 1t is to the effect that
untruthful answers to the questions
which form tho basis Of the policy.
even though they may be immaterial
20 the risk assumed by the company,
render the instrument void This
is the first timo in which the ques
ton involved has been brought he
fore the court Of last resort in this
country.
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The Recent Fight WI In the Cheyennes

WASHINGTON April 40 Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas H. Neill, OF the Sixth
Calvary, under date OF Camp near
Cheyenne Agency, April T." reports
to the War Department the circum.
stances attending the fight betweon
the Cheyenne Indians and the troops
under his command, ut that camp on
the 9th Of April The hostile Indians
numbered nsarly l50, and occupied
a strong commanding position on an
isolated elevated sand hill, On the
suth side OF the North Fork Of the
Candian. The fight was commenced
about 2.30 p. NJ, and continued till
dark. A Gattling gun WINS brought
into use by the troops and prevented
the Indians from further sntrenching
themselves, At daylight on the
morning OF the 7th instant it was
found that the Indians had left the
sand hill, and pursuit was ordered
On their trail, going west up the
North Fork of the Candian, he re-
ports tn at the dead bodies OF 81,
Cheyenne men and ono squaw were
found. OF the troops nineteen mel
we're wounded, three severely anc
dangerously, None are reporteC
killed. Lieutenant Colonel Neil
speaks highly Of tho conduct OF hi
officers and men. The Indians ha,
q large supply Of arms. The Ara
pahoes aud Cheyennes took no par
in the fight, and no trouble wit
them was anticipated. II is though
the total number Of hostile Chey
ennes out is two hundred or tive
! hundred and fifty. They had stole
one hundred head OF stock from til,
Cheyenne agency.
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CU HA.

HAVANA, April 28.-Captain Gen
eral valmaseda has published pro-
clamation Offering pardon to rebels
who surrender before May 30. 1875.
whe pardon 10 unconditional for all
except deserters from the Spanish
forces, who will be required 10 serve
in the vanguard Of the army until the
end Of the war. The proclamation
declares that "enough loyal bsyonets
remain in Spain 10 make those Span.
ish soldiers bite the dust who con
tinus in close union with the in
surgsnts. shedding tho blood OF theil
foi msr companions and brothsrs.'
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srATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the State oI
Pennsylvania nro hereby requested
u assemble by their delegates in
State Convention at noon on Wednos'
day. the Goth day Of May. 1875
in the Fulton Opera House, at stht
city Of Lancaster. for tho purpose o.
nominating candidates for Governor
AMI State Treasurer. Each Repre-
sentative and Senatorial District vii
lie entitled to the samo representa-
ton as it has under the present APP
portionment for Senator's and Repre-
sentativcs in tho Legislature.
RUSSELL ERRErT.
A WILSON NopRis. Chairman
Secretary.
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CuAuLEy Ross CASE -Westervelt,
tho brother in law Of Mosher. one OF
the mon who kidnapped Charley
Ross, is locked up in the Moyamens-
sing prison in Philadelphia, on an in
dic,mcnt as an accomplice after the
fact in the abduction. Tho police
authorities have refused to give any
information, protesting still to have
hopes Of making further arrests ,nat
may throw light on the mistory.
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An appeal will be held st the Gommis-
sioners Once in the Courthouse in The
borough Of Middleburs, on Tussday the
10th day Of May 1875, between tho hours
of o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ.
WI on and where all who feel thenssl,ei
aggrieved by their Classification mvy 81,
tend ifthsy think proper
W. HARRY SMITH,
Mercantile Appraiser
Adamsburg, May 6, 1875.
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-Kansas adyices report the

kansas advices report the ap-
nsar:uce OF grasshoppers in large
Quantities. Plants have been strip
neil of every leaf, not blade OF grass
bas been left, and the wheat il com
nIetsly ruined. Chinch bugs are
wsitiag for tue corn " come up.
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THE GREAT DISCOvERYi

y. y. KUvKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
For the euro of weak stomach general debility,
indigestion. disease Of the nervous system. con.
stipation, acidity oftho stomach. and sn cases
requiring q tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and efn.
Client salt Of Iron we possess Ciwate OF Mag
netic. oxide, combined With the most energetic
The effect In many cases ~ debility. loss OF
apretie and general prostration, Of an eficient
salt Of Iron combined with our valuable Nerve
II most happy. IL augmeuts tho appetite, raises
the pulse, takes OF muscular habbiness remoyef
the paior OF ebiity, and gives forid vigor to
the countenance.
10 you want something to strengthen you
build mp your constitutions DO you want TO
feel well DO you want TO get rid OF nervous
nessf DO you want energy DO you want "a
seep well DO you want brisk AMI vigorous
feelings IL you do, Try kuDkers Wine OF Iron
This truly valuable tonic has been 90 thor
oughly tested BY all classes Of the community,
that u Is now deemed Indispensable asa Tonic
and eives tone to the stomsch, renoyatcs the
system and prolongs life.
nov only ask trial OF this val able Tonic.
Price " per bottle. X. y, kUNKEL. Sole
Proprietor. Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your frus-
kist for kunkel's Bitter Wine offron, and TAXI
no other make Sold only In VI sottles. All
others are cosnterisif 20 bsvars Of them.
Tape Worm.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable med;
fcfne, passing from system alive NO Zee until
the head passes Oorne and refer to patients
ST, Philadelphia Advice free. Seat, PiD and
stomach Worms also removed. ASK your drug.
gist for KurgHL's woRN SYRUP. Price tl per
bottle. send Tor cir,u'ar.
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MANY VOTERS.
TREASURER.

Ma Po.r-Annouucs HENRy BGNFGR, Of
Franklin as o candidate tor county Treasurer,
subject TO the decision OF tho Repu blican voters
at the coming primary election. Mr.. Benfer is
we'll known throughout the county rs man OF
Integrity, honesty and good, sound judgment
lie 10 . sale person In wDom TO entrust the pub
lilo funds and the disbursement OF the same.
MANY VOTERS.
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PENN.

Ma Posr.-Ths once Of County Tres'urer Ia
every sbere admitted to be 81 important ono, re-
isirston of its duties, we therefore rec colnme nd
oGoRoG =. MittGn, Of washin gton, ss .
suitable candidate. he served the people Ia
NEST PERRY.
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PErya RixssL, Of Adams Township, through
the solicitation u his Republican friends has
consented o. be . caniillts rr the IN ce uf
sherry He "a sound party man sua has de
voted tine SO means to its success Hi- eNcel-
lent social shd sdmitted business qualifications
are sssfs guarantee that he will mAsea gnod o.
hesr. EPuBLlCAN.
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MANY REPUBLICANS.
WEST BEAvR Il.
Auditor.

Prp rosr-Auuounco kER o. MiDDLEs.
WaRTn, Of West Beaver, eg o suitable candi.
da'e for t-uniy Auditor. He IL an active.
energett' young man; "a good accountant aud
fully competent to NIL the once.
CHAPMAN.
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APPRAISERS LIST Tor
NlSnyier County for 1879, q, ssssed
and classified by the undersigned Meresn.
tile Appraiser in ,nd for ssid county to
vii
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The President has, appointed
Judge Edwards Pierrepont. OF New
York, Attorney General, vice Will
Jams, resigned.
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CITIZEN.

Ma EpiToR- Announce 10 the Republican vo-
ters that HEkRY BR OWN, OF fIss6urg, IL .
candidate for county Treasurer ct tho approach
ms q posssssing rare business qualifications, and
PENN.
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JACKSON.
Associate Judue.

Mn pcsr--rieass announce HON. oANtel
WiTMER, Of Union Twp, az a suitabie caudi
date Tor the once Of Associate Judge. Mr.
Witmer hllci the once one term, n few years
ago, with marked abllity--creiitabiy to him.
self and With honor To those Who eis,ted him.
HIS private and polltica, character IL too well
known to requirsspy lengthy elaboration
UNION.
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| DEMONSTRATIONS NOTIcE.-let.

Aters testamentary on tho estate OF Soiomo n
BJwersoN late OF 'entte twp. decd having been
granted 10 tho undersigned, all persons know
Ing themselves indebted to said estate are re-
q quested TO make payment without delay, while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement TO
JEREMIAH BOWHRSoX,
Administrstor.
lava
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FAIR.PLAY.

Philip Kinney, Of Besyer. through the nm,
dsrsiguci announces To the Republican parry that
he Il eandiisu. Tor County Commissioner, Ho
respectfully submits his past ofcal 70 ,nrd 40 to
his eireispey asd atnsss 70 se-ye the publlc.
. MANY CITIZENS.
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Ep. Posr-Pisase announce as q suitable can
dtiate for County Treasurer, oGOR0g J
scHocH, OF Penn. Mr.. schoch 10 good bus
insss man, honest and uPrisa aud viii maxi
. good oticer. -
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WEST BEAVER.

Ma. EpIroa-Bs kind enough to announce
GIiAs n. sWARTZ. OF Adams, as candidate
for Conmissioner. Having served q short term
In the said Office and being acquainted with tue
whom 70 trust the interests Of the people;
VOTER.
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.

REPUBLICANS, .e respectfully pre.cu,
SAsrEL Howas. Of Miidleburg, az a, suitable
candida,r for thr ONCE ~ SuYRfrY. He = IN
every ~N qnalihei for an cfi lent di.chsrRe II
tho duties pertaining to the once, and eill TEN.
per Its regid,y ~ith mercy. Vote for u wen.
NOIER.
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JUSTICE

Ma. Posr-Perry township has never
yet been represented on the board Of Com
lninsioners and rarely urges her claims TO
any office, but in justice to the district
and TO worthy and competent man we
urge the nomination OF DAsIsL LEAsl, for
County Commissioner. --
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In. Posr-Piesss insert the card OF Jotl
now, Of Middlecreek. for Commissioner, mir
Row Is we'll known to the people OF the county
ss % good business man, and has thorough
knowledge OF the ON Q having served one term
already. In justice to Mr. Row two reasons
are hete assigned Tor his re-nomination.-ist.
His term was only two years instead OF three.
81. He only charged the county tJoo per amman
JUSTICE.
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Bay Republicans OF Snyder county.

creek as a suinnble person for County Connis'
slon.r. lie 10 klei to the oihce, being n siaunch
Republican, ofRood moral character aud sound
Judgment Mr.. Dieinyr served for over three
wear. In the army during the late Rebellion, and
believe, IL nominated and elected lac would make
. nun be- ons 1ncer. NOIEk,
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Ed. posr.-Hoiss the name ~ JOHN r.
HuoHEs, Of Penn as onr S'audari-bca rer In
the coming election for County Treasurer. lie
is an orthodox Republican, oseollont business
man and brings 10 the once the aIperiOnc o fopc
term.
MlDDLECREEK.
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For the ofi-e = Sheriff announce J. CALvts
SrHoCH, Of franklin, as = suitable candidate.
lie possesses oil the qualifications necessary 10
promp, aud faithful performance Of the duties
bsns siug - We Once aud will give strcn 9Th to
the ticket JACkSOS.
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MlDDLECREEK.

For County Treasurer announce PETER
N. oARMAN, Of Petry. Mr.. Garman IL an ac.
tive party man and FULLY competent to dis.
charge the duties OF that otfice. He IL undoubt.
edly safe person In whose hands to entrust
the public moneys.
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COMMISSIONER.

Ys. .PosT-Announce Robert Else nhoHr, II
FrAnkiin, s. . candidate for County Comnis issluB
err He IL . good farmer, excellent bu siness man
sud siris, economist, and will make good o.Acer.
REPUBLICAN
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Hoist tue name OF Ferdln q n

Mp. Epiroa-H1ist tue name of Ferdi a MI
lSones, OF Chapman, for County Commt-sinn.r
For this once, Industry. economy, business tact
and good social qualities are the test, anu Mr'
Sone. possesses al these, snd Is well known
throughout tie eouH,y.
| FAIR.pLAY
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En-. Posr Please announce VALENTINE
WALTER. Of Centre as u suitable candidate
tor Associate Judge. MIR. walter " q ren-
tleman ofirreproachable character. uuTuestion.
able Integrity, admitted ability and an orthodox
Republican lie will, n nonina tod and elected,
MI the ofice with credit 10 himself and honor TO
those who elevated him TO that importrnt -po.
sitlou. BEAVER.
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JOINT. .HuEFNAoLE, OF Centre, is pre-
ssntsi a. = creiitabe candidate for County
Commts,onsr. Having served . tenn, he Is ae.
qsaintei with the duties of the ONCE and VIII
nsss,
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MONROE.

JONATHAN GRIMM, OF Washington, is a
candidate for County Comlnis,ioner. We guar
Antse the puhlic that he WILL II elected, perform
the duties of tue office with ability.
JACKSON.
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Hp Posr-Hoist the name Of wv. II. woon-
Ltra, of Pom, ~ . candidate for sheriff at tho
coming Primary election. His ability to fulni
the dutle. OF tie othcs with credit to himself
credit to the party and Justice to the people at
large Is snquestionAblc, BsAvaR
rp. rear--Permit me to suggest Jous -
woir, of Perry, as u suitable candidate for
sheriff. Having served a term in tho ONCE
heretofore aud proved himself every way com
peteut ", do not hesitate to recommend him
10 the Republican voters a. suitable candi.
date. MONROE.
Republicans of Snyder the undersigned re
sp 'e,fuly submit to yJLr favorable considera'
tSoR the claims st JAoDp Y. NoaNn OF chap,
man. q the Officc Of sheriff. He IL an excellent
citlzet. ,ound party man ani IL well qtalined
for tbs once. MANY CITIZENS.
En-. Posr-As our standard bearer, In tho next
s,scti'n, for the once Of sheriff We ask to pre-
cont IrrRa HARTMAN, OF Centre As an ac.
tive. tsaloss worker, whole souled noighhor
and citizen AMI nc c'om,uoisting business man
there are lev to bc found superior. Add u his
business capacity his very cNcellen, social quail
tiles And y0s have In him capital officer
SsYDKR
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CITIZEN.


isa an active, -ner ictt young mIn OF good bu ri
ness qualin alton. ana would make an excellen
CCmmipsipncr, Place his name on the list o
eandida,cs aud oblige his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Enron Posr.-Announce DANIEL GEM
BERlik0, ofIenn, a. a suitable Candidate for
A-suciate Jatsge, Mr.. a is we'll aud f.vors-
bile known throughout the county as q man Of
irreproachablo character, excellent business aud
social qualities. aud TOR his de votion 90 Repub.
lcsn principles. In point II inteliig ence he 10
MANY REPUBLICANS.
J. CR0rss, RsQ--Be kind enough 10 annonncc,
through the columns Of your paper, ISAAC D.
BONER, Of penn, for the once OF Associate
Judgc. Mr. Boyer hs- formerly served the pub
tc In q hhduciary capacity aud given evidence Of
fitness for any position 10 which ,he people may
sce propc- to elect him, h possesses the
qualifications required aud will make . good
0iiser, -.
WE5T BEANRR
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-23
f.n mud Voc Her.

landlord oi hot, !. aud boarding houses
viii hudi to their sd,a't ge 10 call upon
Mr- Clemin, no - Fourth street. be-
tween " Mi, on aud Cumn'rci i aycn-
US, and ascertain her term, tor dom no 81
aud boa ding house washes boy the week
Her VIII lr,ale pri e. are ext ,mcly
low e.. per dozen. For piece wors pr ce-
are A. i"llOY.: SINCE hint and J.
lar, Toe: p dozen ; G; sock De; two co..
lar. Be-: tw h.ndkcrcbici., Be: ye,ts zoe:
add al gcntlrnen'- wear 5jc per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 70 DO
sktrt I, t, 20; drawer. q to ljc; two
Jair hose ? e.: two go laf- , 20 @. ror Lac
de- plain clothc. 81 80 . + dozen; Tor Ia
d.-- i'm q 9th :, { - per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly delNereI. Pa
trnuagr collected.
B..-lO.tl