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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-13

A fine assortment of cloths, cassimeres
yestiDgs, &c, a.wrys on hand and for sale
by 5. D. LOUDON.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-13
j. X. Robson.
Captain Commanding Company.
MATTHEW ROGERS, D. 5.

TrE storm on Saturday last blew in the
west end gable OF Rene's school house.
in Fermanash township. The top caught
on the collar beam of the second rafter.
which kept it from coming down through
the ceiling and smashing the furniture IN
the school room.
What 'sink the taxpayers of house not
two years in use, to fall DOWN. The re-
PAIRS will not cost much less than $40 or
$50. Ii the School Directors and tax-pay-
ers Of Fermlnagh township are going to
have the contractors build more such school
houses, the pupils and teachers had Setter
get tleir lives insured in some reliable com
Iany. A word to the wise is sufficient.
fEEnASAGH,
The school ct Reno's should be adjourn
&c till the broken wall of the school house
has been taken down, and rc-walled or
wcatEer-boarded. Misunderstanding would
answer till spring -time.-[ED.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-13
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE IN
) SUsquehanla at9y1ship.;m,,, ,,,,.

THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE N
suS9Bgeiean9a ti8SYR7SslhRt;5dbo iSYR ~ sRt;5dbo containing 81,
acres, with large Dwelling House, and ex-
cel!ent water nj the door. Good Barn,
Smoke House and other outbuildings.-
Young and thriving Orchard OF aoout 40
well selected apple-trees, SC. Church al
joining the premises.
No. About ~ acres of land, with 80
acres cleared and under good cultivation.
BALANCE Woodland.
No. ga tract of Tinbcrlind contain
ing acres.
All three properties within one-fourth OF
a nile Of each other.
Apply 10 sc DRESSLER,
Oriental p. o., Junidta CO., Pa
TWENTY ACRES GOOD TIMBER
LAND >. miles from Patterson and Port
Royal, one-half mile from Saw Mill. Other
timberlaad adjoining this can be bought.
Apply to B.F. BURCHFlELD,
Office, Bridge ST., MifliintOwn, Pa.
a HOUSE AND A HALF LOT OF
GROUND in Patterson Borough. The
House new and well finished. Terms easy. &.
A TRACT OF WOODLAND IN FER
manash township, yuniais county, contain
ing about l. Acres, well tinibcred. This
tract is in Lost Greek Valley, about five
miles from MifiliHtown.
Apply TO JEREMIAH LYONS,
Office, Opposite Court House,
Bridge ST., Mifiliat"wu, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-13


When all the facts ss To tho n,n-,....-
course Of Intimidation pursued in the sou,b.
ern States, weeks before the election. have
been Published, the VIC rid will ,t.nd .m.,sd
at the spectacle. It viii almost eou., m.
oaioarity of the Turk. Wait and read III.
evidence, as it will soon be published.
Tis winter now, bu; with all that we are
tod that the Western grasshopper i, to de-
Sastate Pennsylvania next summer. They
prayed the insect out Of Missouri. or a,
least II took wings and flew away about the
t'me The Governor of that State assembled
Inc people on a stated day to pray for de-
h'erance from the grasshopper. Do YOU
smile ever the power that il claimed for
prayer' Can you tell how powerfully spirit
acts on physical matter, physical laws
REMEDY FOR DrPHTHERIA.-In France
lemon juice is in high rcpute as a remedy
Tor 'ifhtheria. As local application il is
preferred TO chlorate Of potash, nitrate of
silver, perchlorids of iron, alum or lime
water. 1t is usea by dipping little plug o,
cotton wool, twisted around a wire in the
Juce, ard pressing it against the diseased
surface four or five times daily.
ATTENTION JUNIATA ScoUrs
You are hereby ordered to meet in ,Miffl;u.
town on Friday. December -, 1876, at Q
O'Clock, without fail.
lst- At O'Clock arms and equipments
VIII be turned in for final adjustment.
I'd. All arms aud equipments must be
clean and in passable order.
Sd. AT , O'Clock the Company will re-
ceive their firal pay.
4th. As soon as paid the Company will be
mustered out of the service of the State
and cease To be an organization.
By order of
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-13
Ayers
HairVigor.
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

"A dressing
whsk.-fs az
once aSreea-
bic, healthy,
and effectusl
for preserv-
'ing the hair.
'k soon re-
stores Jaded
or gray hdir
10 IFS criminal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05
H0T10 ~1IfAE.

wesl snS pTE N's'1Ha I 'hfrTI GINS q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

- SsDuNE1GV on uJiR EDHbift jiftJT 81
Themost imp0rtan Improvement eyer made;
" saves labor and PRESERVES Health. No
th6re idiseaseslafid deaths. side Oh. babk-aches
from using Sewing Machines. sNelteachingi
required. A child can run It.. Always starts
tho right way. n ever COOS backwards did
breaksft hlngesl Gan jsai stoiibed, INSTANTLY
Will, " I9p, your machines you can. do double
tho work you can without it. Fifty 10Y
stitches caa' je1nade fwithone pressureI Of one
f09tf ~ CAP, be applies 70 any seMipg ma,
shi4o. -ppfoVcd by the Massach use Us State
B0ahd Health V3eo; OfilciaK Report, 1879 /
Massac husatts, I'M eaieal Society and, Massaf
f THe Ghssitsb6 Mksshsis a Ass3fs5Ia9
MAGAZINES noldtbynsa3l Iol pToi siIi a0tSl
The Ham Trsaais Grinding bstasRfns ri
ind .avoi iuu II u az v!iniyib 30 tn9
Must he seen 70. be appreciated u, For a farm
or or MECHANIC to see it, is TO, btx one. II IS
an Indispensable afti0le N. eveed farnrhoi,seJ
shPR Or fh9sei' ,S,niI lnsmaaaaGs aa ~ fl
III, g Haii Trsa.slb Jig ikast ana Ror.issgs
q .AvGii -YMashliine;;w vgY 8, e4SSI. IA
Is Jan accomplishment.iR-eve workshop.
The HALL fEADLE il applicabl to all MAJ
chinefy requiring foot 6Wer-Sewfng Ma
chinesJR GfihtlstonassG Jig Saws, Turning
Lathesg jewelers. and pcntistsiI Lathes, etc,
HAlIll CTR TfREAnLE, 4 lAAUtAGTuaINao co..
q l7Ncw,M ohtgopary st.! sah .FrsnciseeelG
NeSember o, fs7s:i 1aaloelAan hga 81
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

h FoRT GiBsoS,' Feb '2Ie--The nomination of
W. p. Ross as agent for che FIVE icivilised
tribes of this territory, is heartily endorsed
believe It TO be appreciaiye Of the merit and
worth ofiC0a, Ross. olqiffRE xnOi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

TIE LEWIS CUIIa.aA 4,oS. yrkis we'll
and neFitoriOas - n biipnat i viii a ;
pear at Columbia Hall on Saturday and
Monday nights, Feb! and 5o7th. The
company consists AttiEtgsi ri tt,Sfssss. sbil-
ity. The Corvallis DeBi1ttat isays.pon
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05
pS sssi ss ass ss 8 III bTueg 5ss ssi'

The uauaf c6aracssA ii t6J weather
I'M Cslifornia i, spggssts, ,,thAi inapjyy.
Mhsthsa the climate ol This coast 10 an
.ddrgoing permanent change..,ia1efsa
well knowUa 4act sthatsuck Usah4keBy1d
taken places thatisS ensGallyslthsl
change is from A. warmer 10 n 1.61id elI
temperature. Various vi reasons a JUS .7 lave 3
s sss sPssssI sss ts j ts ss
s ssssa i asss3,s !; Ata PS a has
when the coolness III, The. earth will he,
come too greet dpr,h nnan hfato enduref
~ this assertion be sritRsed. excite
mo fears In the mind Of this generation.
as 'the period al which thAt ~ sxtteh4I
degree Of coldness IL To Be reached il
fi3ed at q time some fiiillibns 'of 'yeHfS
|pf. : $500. 49, :,
sl l nsa psG sRs salo1 S,
Ghuemi lufIitAe ilAsMyi h1,eO0; dA14tl
tehent- General, $11 800; Major qeBer-
alb, 81, 500: Btigadiat sYAG.s Is. 800.
The pksNf Qalunsl 10 leMtxuI1tsp6 lhKt
lsllsh hRShshssd. .sa - BR NV 2 81 Second
IsBssgS3a s 4 ssa sS AZ AS lsF III
mounted. ivse .sFei .ee sadnsaasl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

BERLIN, Feb. Alt is said the Negotiations
between church and state have come to
complete standaflL and Tthe Bltramentanes
are again disposed to Show tfiefr old bitter>
n's sle opposition e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

Co. Eat - ~ 49, Ii!Al
Railroad fsisOpeuiiani Trains. irunningi IHo.
days train was about eight hours late.
rs The Utah Northern has been blocked since
tic aist NJ yanpAry,J ItoNin ,prpbahly. IRs
some time befora thsItsack will 81 SisaksA ~
as to. enable. trains to pass. In the mean.
time the malls and passens efs DIRE Icing trans
ported over the divide In sleighs,. - .aaaa
Z. Mount vesuvlus.
The Indications Oh 1 speedy neruptiSi OF
Mount Vesuvius arc steadily increasing"''1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

tion gSai6sd6sa1n. 1ffkH0fM NAfT
ing The proceedings were opened With
Douglass made aspse % favar u Womse's
suffrage - II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05

ths s issli5f III ssatt III ssss s e
south, Halifax, and st.. Johp,s STATE that the
storm has been the most severe of the season.
Many buildings were Blown d0wnGf a Ildfge]
number were mhroofed; 5 steeplesi .Antl ctiim4
neys were demolished, The damage At BSll
tirnore is estimated at $4,000; az Albany,
$50. ooo9 Great damage II reported M shiPr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-02-05


This tFoupsu OF performers visited tour
city ON last Friday, mihglunhegsided, and
announced that they sReuid give o Oouple Of
performances atHuckas Hall,son tnat aid the
succeeding evsniagg on Friday eyeaing they
were greeted with o very ltghb rfiouse, many
o6 sss RsGg RiesS q shsy
such as PotterS sfAagic lantern, and others
In this performance they showed the SUPERB
or excellence Of their eilteftainnibht and the
announcement OF their. entertainplent on Sat.
urday, evelinE Mas lIecaf ged NTH Sbpl3peea
On Saturday evening the han was filled 70 its
utmost cepasity, M an early B 0gr, and che
addiapSe, The fsats 81 ne end 1sgsFia,
main were partiQptar good, ,fhe y III tnteS
i MIsS a MA Sa @ S, shp
tievocalisms, orchestral and musical gems
order that Won Viii eSrIss app sPblsdsS. On On
mSsssy sSsp ~ gg shs @ alS en-
crowded m on Satprdsy Rit, and kheinaTs
fofmance was as aFliEsin8 And HhtSE taipipg ri
on either Of hqsprevious occasions. This ID
Q fine tronpe9f Legitimate InsrfqrmeEs, N AND
deserves success.
Seats may be had OF T. g. loves
BOOB Sole. 9uTu DffuOE j0AII
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
EDITORIAL. NOsEs

An English cotton spinner has failed
for 81. 100000.
--Dochray. the Irl,h-Amerean, who
was sentenced TO death IN Cnba and had
hi. sentence committed TO long imprisoli-
ment in Spain. has escaped.
--Hoss, the father of the absent Charlie.
looks upon the st. Albans Charlie ~ -
fraud. II Is wrong to humbug The old
man in that manner.
-"Ronanza Jim" j. the title oi II new
poem in the Bret llarlc style. Two of
the most siricking lines read q, follows {:
"tn' as soon a. he seed as he looked kinder
odd,
An wipkin' one eye he said. -iruck'eg be-
god -
Tho close OF the war sent large
number of familics to both Brazil aud
Mexico. Few OF those families now re-
main in Mexico, and but recently the
steamship Swatard landed on our shores
with the last Of the Brazil liberty hunt
ers.
--McGhee, one OF the proprletors and
editor of the It. Louis RepaJiicaH will be
put upon trial. for completely in the
whisky frauds. on the goth OF this month.
Ex-Collcctor Mcguire will he tried on the
18th and the presidents familiar, Bah
cock, will hc requested TO stand up on
the 3lst.
We may look for resumption OF
work on the lcvec when heavy rain sets
in. This Kind of weathcr--tair skies and
balmy brcezcs--is entirely too good for
labor. and Is just the thing for out door
discussion. There is an astute lawyer
and solitaire" playcrin the background,
drawing imaginary "orignal contract
lines with billiard enc on Gates best
table tor the benefit and direction of the
man Mountain.
When the turbulent waters of the
Mississippi invade Cairo. undermine the
brick buildings, and Iloal the small
frames about the avenues like modern
arks. the property holders will make
inquiries ~ TO the public and secret
causes that led To the obstruction of the
leycc work. Then the question will
arise: "Who /, responsible 10y the
crime
One OF our printers, youth from the
volunteer State, tearing lie would become
involved in the leycc imbroglio, left the
city hurridly. a few evenings ago, and
from the Powder House Ridge, wrote
back This is not the first time. Send
my pistol to the nearest station, write to
my mother-n-law, and pay what ! owe
on the corner. Forever more, Jean Du-
pont,"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
poor. NOVI,E.

Lttclrs Liripg Age bearing date .Ianu-
ary Stb. contains the True Eastern tlues-
ton, by Edward a. Freeman, Fowighfig
Reriew; an iusIalment Of "The d.
lcnma." one OF the remarkable stories OF
the time Walt Whitman's poems. by
Peter Baync. Contemporary Reeic,c The
Citrate in Charge. by Mrs. Oliphant: In
a studio, by W. ". story, Bsactirood ;
West Indian Super.titions. Contemporary
Reris,r: llindoo Proverbs. The Gtobc 4:
and the usual choice poetry aud miscel-
lany making all together a very attrac-
tive and valuable number for the week.
With fifty-two sucl, numbers. OF sixty
four large pages each. (aggrc eating over
5000 pages year the subscription price
(Ss) is low: or still better, for SO 80 any
one of the American s monthlics OF
wccklios j. sent with TIE kicipg ige for q
year, both postpaid. The present is the
second weekly number OF the new year
and new volume. Littcll & Gay. Boston.
are the publishers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
Preparation for Prosecution OF the
GhicngO Thieves.

PmLArELruh. Jan. 7.-Intcrnal Rev.
cnuc Sulrrvisor Fulton of this city, has
receives instructions from Secretary
Bri.toN r. proceed ut once 10 Chicago to
>uprrinteud trials arising from seizures
Of ii.iille.,cs made 10y him In that city in
May last. The secretary directs the
SUPERVISE 10 he prepared With
evidence Tor the prosecution
Of each PRISON indicted, rs 40 promise or
understanding has been or will be made
looking TO Il compromise OF any Of the
ca.e.. liton viii leave His city on
Monlay lor Chicago accompanied nv wit
nc-.eS. and all evidence collected in the
East to prove duplication OF packages
etc. The treasury department lIas kkowl-
edge of the tact that several large liquor
establishments of lhis city have been
dealing in crooked whisky. and most
of them have been called upon to
explain by SufervisorFu Fulton. This gen
tleman states that while there i no
doubt that these houses have hceu deal.
ing in crooked whisky. vet there i no
positive evidence that ihcy did il with
any guilty knowledge. There may De
one or two houses thatkncw what they
were doing. but the department has no
evidence Of the fact yet!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
Proclamation Of Rex Carnival AT
Memphis.


MEMPHIS, Jan. DIFFERENTIATION by
the king of the carnival:
''Be il known that we, king Of the car
nival aud sovereign ruler OF the realms OF
mlrth, folly and relaxation. will celebrate
the anniversary of ON nineteenth cen
tcnnial in our loyal city of Memphis !;
and that we may he received with be-
coming splendor. we hereby proclaim
our royal will
Attended by armic, and nayics, by our
high dignitaries OF State, by our house
hold guards, by harlequin and pantaloon,
and their fun-loving hosts, We will receive
the keys OF our city from our loyal mayor
al high noon, February -, 1876.
=. Thcrctrom, until our departure,
traffic. labor trade and all other occupu-
tons shall cease.
>. On Mardi Gras, February -. 1873,
the day dear to our gentle and loving
hearts, we command that all promcna-
ders, jewellers aud inumnlers shall APP
pear in mask that their visions may not
DC consumed by the rciulgencc Of our
imperial face.
1. We summon the Genial ClAs and
the krewe OF the Motley 10 pass before
our royal presence in review, and when
the shades of night descend upon oul
goodly city, let the Mempli appear il,
gorgeous beauty and hoods of golden
fires, aud then shall the multitude.
| gather 10 our sumptnous places of lr,
tiyity, and TO the strains Of music rcya
til the Lent day,
!. Railways, steamboats, and other
public carriers viii transport our subject,
at half rates u and from our joyou, ear
nyal. and our good people OF Memphis
will receive them with generous hospi
tnlity.
The king commands.
Long live the KING.
Rex CARNIVAL.
| attest, IVnhon Momu4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

Grant. Returning rom the South. We
were soiOurning among those and with
those near and dear 10 ur at "Riycrsidp."
or Orcl, near Louisville. We wrote Mr.
Fillmore. recalling The recollections OF
the Gull. and asked that as old-liuc
Wings, Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Greeley and
himself had formerly been friends and
co.workcrs. IL, in tie event of Greclcy's
election. there woul not be- peculiar
fitness of things in Nr. Greclcy's cutting
the quill aud writirg his first message
with IL: lie replitl at length, but not
for publication. stating that hc had tn-
tircly retired from politic.. and among
other things indicating the hope
lcssncss of Mr.. Grccley's prospects.
though he preferred him to Grant.
One sentence OF he letter, substau-
TALLY n written, we venture to excerpt
ut IS said he. "im ossiblc now 10 tell
what might have beU the results il had
been elected in 1856. md my message had
been written with tn quill with which
your parlialities intrstcd me. At the
close of nv administration the country
was prosperous. peaceful and happy. hut
| il appears that sectional passions OF bad
mcn North and soutl were determined To
bring about the .triG and bloodshcd, the
divisions and troubls that have afflicted
our unhappy country, and bur-
lened her with hundred. OF millions
OF debt" 4 brci letter. a short time
| before his death. W., the last received
from him Such the history OF a
quill, that over halit century ago, higher
| than the eagles nght, swept the loitiest
peaks of Audes--vhich found it, way to
| Ashland. and hence to Buffalo. and
which Is still uint for the purposes for
which it wa. icslgned. We trust that
We shall be padoncd for giving 1t. his
| tory 10 our caders this morning. aud
| that they wnrcscuc us from any seeing
vanity that nay attach to the frequent
! impcrsonal vicrencc 10 ourselves. which
were o-,onl lily Indispensable TO what is
/ aimed to b. clearness and correctness OF
detail. the Instruction and entertainment
of our lriciis being the only object had
! in view.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
FRED AMI Ony,I,u

It's now currently reported that evil
dcnce, strong and convincing, has been
sent TO ST. Louis, duplicating Fred aud
orville Grant ia the crooked business.
Fred IL the son OF the president: and
Oryille, a man of much sense and general
ability, is his brother. This Centennial
year may be fruitful of useful events TO
the republic. Thieves IN high places,
unless dragged down, endanger the lib
critics OF the people. While IN search VI
the great robbers Of the nation, the
people should not. in their zeal. injnre
the innOcett.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
Nominations Confirmed.

WAsnINGIoN Jan. 1.-THE senate in
executive session to-day confirmed the
following nomination Geo. II. seward.
minister to China: Ayers i. Merrill min
lister To- belgium; Cyrus G. Carpenter Of
Iowa, second comptroller of the treasury;
Reuben Williams of indiana, deputy SEC
ond comptroller OF the ,rcasuary Horace
Austin Of Mimi, third auditor of treas
ury; L. T.. Campbell. collector of inter
nal revenue, Third district of Texas :;
Jos. u. Webster, collector of internal
revenue. First district of Illinois; Asa G..
Mathews. supervisor of internal revenue,
vice u. W. Mum, resigned.
Among the po,tWastcrs confirmed were
Lester Markham, Lester, Ca; 4. NJ. Ser
gcant, Shawncctown. llls.; ". G.. Snyder.
Fulton, Mo-; Mrs. Electa T.. Smith. Ster-
ling, llis.; 5. G.. smith, Pcru. llls.; +. g..
Harris, lOckport, HIS; John S. stevens
Peoria, Ills. John i. kcna, La Cygne,
kas.; W. ODon,ughovc, Flint. Mich; >.
b. Piper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

MEMPHIS, Tenn, is excited over her
approaching municipal election. John
League, the present incumbent, who is
Radical, but gained the position of mayor
on the peoples ticket, will run on the
Radical ticket. Tho Democrats haye
nominated Judge Flippin, gentleman
of fine legal attainments and high social
standing. Flippin will be elected by u
large majority, a. strict party lines are
already drawn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
IMPORTANT DC(ISIDN

The supreme court OF the State has
busted John 6. Irwin from the Office OF
county judge OF Madison county, and
declared his opponent Michael G. Dale,
contestant, entitled 10 the position. John
NJ. Palmer and John Major Palmer were
the attorneys on the part OF Dale. Irwin
had the services Of Levi Davis, Charlie,
Il. Wise. Gillespie & 'iapp. and KRONE
4 IIadley.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

mcllillnous orator. Joyce, would he at
liberty to-day. pockcting the
peoples money. ald wrllii2
odcs to pcrpetuatc his literary lamc. A.
the work of uncaItlling progressed. II
was discovered that the chief actors Were
the men who loaied around the throne in
Washington. The results of this month.
trials may lcvelopc facts sufficiently
startling TO disturb the reposc of the
modern military hero and model Prc,i-
don't
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
An EDITOR DEAD.

\. NJ. Holbrook, editor and proprietor
oi the New Orleans PicgU,ae, died
recently, nj the age Of sixty
eight years. He was widely known
III the coast region as u iirst-class bust
mess man, having enigratcd from Yer
mont TO Louisiana in ls3G, aud since the
year 1883 has been connected with the
F.eay'fae in various capacitics. At the
time OF his death. he was At Bladcn
Springs, Alabama.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

states to Russia, Turkey, Egypt, swift
erland, Italy, France, Germany, Austria,
England and Spain, will require the fol-
lowing postage On letters the rate Will
he five cents for the half ounce postal
cards two cents each; newspapers, not
TO exceed four ounces. two cents : and all
other printed and miscellaneous matter
Two cents for each two ounces or fraction
thereof.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

RECENTLY u man of sorrowiul micn
made q bid on one of Barnum's tigers.
tie Offered $4,000 for the yoracious beast.
and proved the purchaser. While paying
tor the tiger Barnum asked him what his
object was in securing the animal. lie
replied: My wife died about three
weeks ago. We have lived together ten
years. and-and miss her. So have
bought this tiger
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09

Nnw YORK, Jan. THE advanced
rates Tor freight from this city 10 the
West viii 30 into eject Monday next on
Tie basis OF 7jc per 100 pounds for first
class freight to Chicago. This rate is To
he uniform on all trunk lines, going west
from this city aud Boston. The differ.
entail allowance under the 81. Louis COM
pact will be allowed 10 Philadelphia aud
Baltimore Oh the ground that the dis
lance from those cities TO Chicago i so
much less than from New York.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
Administrator 9 Notice.

LNsTATE of Dyas 7 Parker, deceased,
-TAlhc undersigned having been appointed Ad
minishat0r OF the estate OF Dyas y. Parker late
Of the county of Alexander and State OF Illinois.
deceased, hereby gives notice that nc will al'-
pear before the county court of Alexander coun-
~, nj the court house In the city of Cairo, Hi
nos, at the January term, on the third Monday
ia January next, nj which time all persons hay
ing claims against said estate are notified aud
requested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to sad es-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
To the undersigned.
Dated this ;lrd day of December, A. u. ISIS.
ROBERT ~ CUNNINGHAM,
l.-3-d6w, Administrator.