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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-03

governments expense, or nat he would
countcnancc on the part of h,s assistant
any effort to create in the minds OF the
visitors by the Grand Republic or III
those of any other persons whatever, the
false impression that this bar. which mas
thus far been removed by the effect OF
the jetties, Is being reformed III advance
of them. or that he would. as readers OF
your editorial might possibly suppose,
hermit tl,e draft of such s0undings To
be exhibited on the Grand Republic or
in his Office with any show of official
sanction
An editorial herewith enclosed marked
G. shortly atterward appeared in the
New Orleans Democrat, containing state
ments that could only have been obtained
i'm Major Howell's office, and which APP
parcntly sustained this false report. l
Immediately answered the editor of the
Democrat by letter. copy of which IS
herewith enclosed, (marked ID that this
and similar reports had their origin
either in ignorance or malice, as they
were absolutely untrue. did not, how
ever, even then charge Major Howell
with being the author or prompter OF
them.
This second letter was followed by the
publication of the enclosed objec tionablc
letter of Major Howell, before referred
to. Major Howell declares in this letter :
II you could furnish him the use of a
small steamer, the work could be exc
cuted more rapidly, and doubtless with
more satisfaction to you and himself.
The state Of our funds does not enable
us to incur the expense OF steamer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-03

SEE hoCH.-C. Koch, at his shop ami
store room, No. 80 Commercial avenue,
has for sale stock of boots and shoes of
his own make also full stock of leather
and findings tor sale; and a
large stock of st. Louis Gus
tom made boots and shoes. lie
keeps the best material and is up in all
the latest styles. His fits are perfect, anc.
tiSfa otion i- guaranteed. GIVE him q
call 9-23-tr
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Sblerittps kuIe.

by virtue of an execution to me directed 10y
the CLERK OF the circuit Court of Alexander
County, IN the state of Illinois. in favor OF the
people OF the State Of Illinois, and against
Henry Watson Webb and Andrew j. Carrie
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, III this County Oh Alexander and state OF
Illinois, to wit: portion OF lot numberl
twenty-siN (2G) in block numbered twenty-siN
(2t) IN the city Of Cairo, and described IA fol
lows, to wit; COMMENCING ut point on the
etstcrly line OF Washington Avenue nine and
onc.hali e. feet from the corner OF lots twenty
i've and twcnty-siN in the block aforesaid, run
ming thence sOu,hcrly along the line of Wash-
lngton Avenue, three t3l feet. thence castrry
parallel with the line dividing the lots aforesaid
one hundred feet, and to the westerly line of lot
twenty-nine (zyl in said block, thence nOrtherly
along the westerly line of said lot twenty nine
(S'D three feet, thence westerly parallel with the
line dividing said lots 2jani 81, one hundred ice
Ia the place of beginning, as the property Of the
said Henry Watson webb, which shall uticf AT
public sale at The sOuth-w west door ofth. Court,
House in the City of Cairo, in the County Of
Alexander and State Of Illinois, on the I'D day
OF june, A. u. ls5G, at the honr of eleven
O'Clock a. NJ, for cash, 10 satisfy said eNccll-
ton.
ALEX. II. IRWIN.
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois.
caro-, HIS. June LIST, ls.G. G4-dtl
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maxim. Mnsle En4Y

By using the Centennial cake pan, the
latest and best invention for cak baking
yet offered. Made of Russia iron; dur
able lifetime. VIII bake your cake
more evenly than in the old-fashioned
I'm cake pans. 4 solid cake or one with
center t''hH can be baked, thus practically
giving two pans for price of one. The
sides and tubes can be removed from the
cake instantly without iniuring it in the
least, leaving II undisturbed on its base,
To be iced or frosted while hot. Every
lady seeing its advantage will want one.
). w. Stilweli, agent, is now canvassing
Cairo. G-9-2t
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Royal princes Coming to cairo.

-Four Princes OF royal blood will visit
Cairo on Saturday morning. They ac-
Ilowcs' Great London SHOW.
They will be dressed in all the barbaric
splcndor of their native country. and
will entertain all who may visit the Big
Show. They are natives of the Province
of Bengal, India,
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('IsiettaiIl.

a monster war-clephant, viii prone
made the streets of Cairo on Sat
urday morning, accompanied by his four
companions and give IA grand perform
ancc in llowe's Great London show, at
ternoon and evening.
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That 1t takes forty-two railroad cars,
each thirty feet long, to transport
Howes' Great London Circus and
Sanger's Royal English Menageric
through the country, three times the
number ever employed by any other
show in the world.
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- ~ " hoith At = VI i'i.s
ARAB ENGINE House.,
CAIRO, ILL.,. June /, 1876.

NAIIIO, III, JUIlC 7, I6IO,J
All owners Of dogs and shuts within
the corporate limits OF the city of Cairo
are hereby notified that the city tax upon
the same must be paid on or before the
18th day of June, 1916, after which all
dogs or sluts found within the city limits
on which the tax has not been paid sill
be killed. | will be found in my Office
from now until the 10Th to receive said
tax, from . O'Clock am, to II O'Clock m.
OF each day. ions II. GosSMAN,
CITY Marshal,
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Wood, wood,

On and after this date G.. W. Wheeler
cord; same sawed and split, s. 90; sim
gle loads 81 70 per load. Strictly cash.
81 I'm
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Scrap Iron wanted,

Wanted. 800 tons of scrap iron in Il
tons lots for cash.
VULCAN MANUFACTURING Co.
AZ McI.cans' Block. st. Louis, Mo.
J-2l-2W
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The only five performing elephants
ever seen in America will be exhibited
and performed twice in llowes' Great
London Circus ring on Saturday,
Jupc Itl
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Waste wood from Foreman Saw Mills
for sale at IS 20 per car. Inquire at
Cairo q Nincenncs freight depot.
b.26-3t
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Patterns IOrtI.e Ladies.

Just received large assortment of
Bazaar Globe Fitting Patterns, the best
fitting in use, at lm.l &. IIANNY's
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Linens.

Linen Damask Napkins and Towel
ing Offering at reduced prices at
5-l1-1m. &. lIANNY's.
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nest Always the Chcapcst.

Large stock OF Carpets offering very
cheap at 5-li-lm. G.. HANNY's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-03

Choice hams Of Henry Amcs and also
Worstcr's brands at the
5-23-5t NEW YORK STORE.
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stock OF Dry Goods at very low prices
u 5-lEim. {. uAKNY's.
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DR.. JAMES.
iHs lnsis.l
tuHSFR
Washington
aus, frank tSu
~ tIeets. lhi-
cugo. Illinois.
Chartered hy the
State OF Illinois
for the eXpIess
purpose OF giving
...tR.tlHata r.lg.


ceases in all their complicated iOIma. II is Well
known that DIR James has stog.i nj tb. heal OF
the profession for the past - years. Age ami
mess, night losses by dreams. pimples on the
face. lost manhood, can positively be cnreed
iadie. wanting the most delicate attention. call
OF write. Pleasant home for patients. A book
for tie million. wharfage Gude which leila
you all about these diseases--who should marry
--why not-lU cents Ia pay postage. Dr, James
has 20 rooms and parlor ION 81. no one but
the doctor Office hours, y n. m. 10 y IA. sun
days, 10 10 Il. All business strictly cOniiden
tial 4-2s-dkw-ly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

TEE ROYAL IrLUsIoN:sTs will appear
at the Carson Thcaser Tonight. There
will be legerdenui; and illusion O: the
most mysterious kind. The press
notices say thew suruass the Davenport
Brothers III their catthst pei;ut ,ianres.
They invite IL" rrns' careful iuves:iga-
ton. Those VITO nv. attend viii enter
the region OF enchantment and the
realm of wonders. Admission one dol
lar. Seats car be secured without extra
charge.
YoUNs NIssss o: the PabEc School
who are willing to take part in the cele.
bration OF the Fourth are seaUeste.: by
MIR. Howe to meet at the school house ut
2 O'Clock this afternoon, in order to
select the thirty-six Misses to represent
the different States Of the Union in the
Car of State.
SUICIDE At S1LvER.-J. 3. Hill. mana
ger for the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Silver City. committed sui
eide yesterday. He took heavy dose OF
morphine at o'clock yesterday morn
ing and died at Il 80. Deceased leaves
= wife and child
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

! GENERAL SHERMAN addressed The
cadets at West Point last week. Among
other things he said:
During the revolutionary period there
| were times Of gloom and depression
| which alarmed men of uBdoUbted intel
lfeence, of military skill and great cour-
age. Some faltered, hesitated and
yielded. Their names are already for
gotten. while those who remained stead
fast preserve a fame more pure and
bright than in their own day and gener-
alton. The same or similar occurred du-
ring the war of 1912. IN the MeA:o.n
war, and still more il the great civil war
which shook this continent from center
to circumference. Gou, who stood not
in the dangers and drank not Of the OFT
ter cup. now profit by those lessons and
will be held dolbly condemned if you
allow any sljecious reasoning. any loose
clampr. any possible cause to shake your
allegiance to the cause of your country
and Of your flag. Stand by your country
IN sunshine anu storm, revere the men,
Dries Of the past and, above all, love
that flag which Low waves over you, as
the symbol Of all past gloriss and the
harbinger OF greater yet to come. The
proclaimed mission of our government
among the nations of the earth was
peace. yet We were born in war, bap-
TIED in war; and have had wars of ag-
erosion and defense. We have warred
with our neighbors, with ourselves, and
have had eternal war with the savage alb
original Inhabitants, vet at each step Of
Onr progress GOOD mon have denounced
war as necessarily inhuman, barbarous,
to be abhorred by God and man. This |
cannot be. Wars are only the means to !
an end, to be judged by the motives and
the events, like other human oction.. In |
nature We behold the cloud, surcbarged !
with electricity, diecbarge its surplus to
tbs earth in a thunderboldt, striking the !
Just and the unjust alike, and SO. human /
filled with prejudice and /
passions, regain condition Of peace
ana repose through tine iussrumea,ality
Of war, involving alike the innocent and
ruiltV'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

TRoors.-0n the west bound train
yesterday were l51 recruits, which.
together with Il left at Camp Halleck
constituted 172 mes, who left St. Louis
on tho Is instant to FL up various
commands on this coast. They were
under command Of Captain Rodney, Of
the Fourth Artillery. Fifty OF them are
detained for the Sixth Cavalry, stationed
in Oregon. and the other l0l are for the
First Cavalry in Arizona. Elko
Independent, Ii.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

Rev. George L. Allen, of Carson. de-
livered two sermons il St. Stephen E
Church, in this place, On Sabbath last.
The mornings discourse, particularly,
was favorably mentioned by those who
were fortunate enough to be present. We
trust that Mr.. Allen vii, be able TO visit
Belmont frequently, in order that oar
people may have farther opportunities
of listening TO his ably prs pared religious
views. Belmont Courier.
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UNITED STATES MINT. CARSON,
NEVADA,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, June 7, 1876.
All persons having claims against this Mint,
for supplies furnished, etc, will please present
them at my office. in proper form, for liquida-
ton, between the 3Oth instant and I'd proximo.
JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

GONE WEsT.-Crittenden Thornton
left on this mornings train for Sacra-
mento. He will return here on SUM-
day neyt.- Eureka Sentinel. jane Goth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

wlsgIN,; freely with GLESN's SULPHUR Soar
parts affected with the obnoxious skin diseases,
which have usually been dressed with offensive
sulphur ointments, will eject certain euro
without leaving behind sDy disgusting cdor.
Sold everywhere. jel9wfa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

ARs- BRECE's St'EocL.-DErinG vacation Ct
the Public School pupils VII be received d: TIE
Sierra Seminary withou: change o. text book.
For terms, etc., apply &c the Principal.
je2iw1 ;dES. N. b. ERLCE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

NEW loRE. June 22.-Vanderbi!dt's
condition is daily becoming more dan
gerous. and but small hopes are ente.-
tanned that be will ever again rise from
his bed. He is very weak and enact
ated, and is moved from one bed to an
other with great pain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

LYONS EATEAIIoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling ont or turn
ing gray. It has stood the test q 40 years. Is
charnuingly rerfuined. and has No rival.
ny21eod- Wis-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

HAGANs MAGSoLIA BALM preserves and &c
stores the complexion: removes freckles tan
and sallowncss; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application canro. be detected.
Iny2lCoG- wfs-iy
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The Carson City Water Company.

Msssrs. Rice 4 Helm, proprietors Of
the Carson City Water Company, are
making extensive Improvements prepar.
a,ory to more copious supply OF
water for Carson City. Though they
have fine reservoir at the source OF
their supply. which holds about two
hundred thousand gallons Of water. they
are constructing new reservoir about
five times as large-one that will hold a
million gallons. 1t will he deep, and
like the present one, compactly paved
with stone. They can now supply
twenty Thousand gallons Of water Al
hour, and in the dryest time. say in Au-
gust, they will be able to supply fifteen
thousand gallons an hour. Their facil-
tiles are such that they can, in case Of
roily water coming down from their
springs in the hills, shut il out Of the
reservoir and have clear water enough
on hand to supply the town for a week
or ten days. In due time the water
pipes will be extended further up to
springs gu the hills. This will add
greatly to the volume Of water flowing
into their reservoirs. If not now.
this Water Company will be the
finest in any town on the Pacific Coast.
In the matter of soft. purs water it is
now unsurpassed. if eqnsled anywhere.
The water is ali passed through fine
strainers before it enters the main sup
ply pipes, which are coated with the
best material known. The hight above
the town Of the supply is such that the
pressure or force in the city is powerful,
ii Efficient in case of fire. !
,1essrs. Rice * Helm are doing = good |
work that greatly promotes the csnve-
,ienee and hs.lth o! our people III |.
We notice the fact that they |
lave II fine ranch at the place where |
heir reservoirs are situated. Being a. |
lie mouth Of two deep canyons, more !
han half surrounded by hills. and with |
N abundant supply of water for irri-
ating, i. is grassy, Green. cosy, lovely |
'l.ce, overlooking the town. ins,
pleasant buggy ride. or healthy walk.
isiant from Carson City.
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Lire OF Mcrch:

me Procession VII fo:n. at !. o'C!orA a H..
ais. NOV, "a IollGWs
Up Carson stree: to T,"b IlaoI: aI,.tt, HGtir-
son to Minnessts: dow. Iirr!tsrGn tn King:
down King 10 Carson: ~ Cars2i; 10 NUS<Cr;
down Muss.r to -: aioic to See
ord; up Second to Orn.sty: down Or:ns!y 20
sixth; along Sixth 70 Catsou; up Carson TO
Proctor at which place :he urlv ossiCI will he
dismissed, and the following exercises Id / 1T
Theator Hal.
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THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,
At CARSON,

SCrER1N1ENpEST's OFFICE, 7th June, 1876.
This Mint will be closed for repairs and the
annual settlement OF accounts Tom Monday,
the 18th day Of June, until Saturday. the 1s}
day Of July next.
JAMES CRAWFORD, Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23

TEE San Francisco Stock Board has
resolved to sljourn from June 3O:h to
July 9Th.
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SHINING STOCK REPORT

SHINING STOCK REPORT
Por~nesa Beard
oGO Ophi, 1905 81. lbs 81. Cos ST..
.aa35 Mexican los 29i.. 1855 2911... $50
29s., olOs 50, zoos 29''. b5. 440
2ys. 2U,s 30 b3O, sos 29II, ~
29s,
go Gould 4 Curry 22Os lG1... Sos IL;
rs Best 4 Belcher 1905 A.. 1855 49, :.
2e0s 4s1.., SOS 49,. Sos 49,. b
zoos 4S1.
1905 California 42os rs, Sos 1871, 26o
ISL. 3o0s 1873. los 755' 5, lcs 20
26Os rs.
1925 Savage 45os 1917. 735. 49,. 30.
1879. zoos 49,. 80
1859 Con Virginia 2G@s 81. 405s co..
1905 60,
$40 Hale i Norcros= COOS 10. sos 10
2I1 Crown Point 2iOs lO7,, 5s I0i.
.43G Yellow JACKIE. 1370s 81 :. l-25s 81 i.
zoos SO. 2lOs S2l., 575s 1925, SOS
32:, b.. Sos so.
1890 Imperial 3iG0s 6l., 1898 CO, 510s
g.. b30
20 kentuck Dos %. sos 13I.
10 Alpha 20s 4S11I.. sos Is, 3l5s As. +,
los ~. lbs 1875, 2os 1871, avs
49, $50
30 B.lchsr Sis 1871. 2o0s Il, lOs &c : !.
200 Conf ience l1Os 49,, 4Os 49,. 5Us
Is
1885 Sierra Nevada 5l5s H.. 1905 TX.
sos -. 1908 y b, zoos l211. b3O
100 Utah 49,
$50 Excas, ,nsr a50s 1s14. SOS 1874. los
16ss. 25Os IL
80 Orerman S95s 40. los G3, los CO...
COS 81. los Co., Cos G5Il,,. 4os
6J7.. Sos 65
40 Seq Belcher Goa IL los 30
$50 Justice 230s goa. I55s 221=., Cos %.
zoos 23 DO
745 Union Con 333os lllxs, 4l0s IL.
1il0 Lady Bryan l31Os 20c. 1905 25c
%; Julia soc 81. zoos s..
l55 Caledonia l35s 81. 2Os 81,
Evening Report
200 Meadow Valley l50s IL, Sos II.
so Raymond Il Ely 81.
ESQ Eureka Con los II. 1908 l07.. l2Os
lo1s. SOS TO-.
loo Jackson
10 Alps 20s / s, COS l..
225 Leopard l25s Z, l0us G..
555 Gen Thomas
loo Belmont y
100 Coso Con zoos 25c, zoos 2. I. zoos |
30c
S25 Golden Chariot q.
$50 South Chariot 15c
$50 Poornan 220s Coo. zoos 6Jc
so Northern Belle 421%
$50 Typo 230s II, zoos y
30 Geddes 4 Bertrand
So knickerbocker 25c
100 Globe o5c
l20 Baltimore
40 Silver Hill "a
10 Challenge IA
80 Occidental 50s 81, zoos 3iis
lS5 Woodville IA
100 Phil Sheridan Cos !, i0s Il.
$50 kossuth 15c
4Gj Andes los 25s, 450s p.
1870 Wells-Fsrgo 1905 lsc, 40s l6c
go Ward 2
800 Cosmopolitan 30c
100 Overman 50
.3O Hale i No,cross COS II. zoos TO-
zoos II bio, hos 1O;s
80 Alpha los 1917. ICES As
30 .ius'ice .Us 49, los .3I... lies a.
SIS 90.
30 ken,uck 1877
80 Sierra Nevada Jos II, 20s 1874, 32os '
~.
200 Fletcher ia
lpo Union Con lis 1lia. 90s liz. !
80 Best * Eeicher ~
100 Amazon ~. :
100 Tsojnn 3
100 North Monumental | :.
go Savage SOS 207.. zoos Il. 150s 2l1ls,
Sos a., sos 22as. sos 1925, 75s c
-. POS 22i
80 Gould & Curry lG:s+
80 Con Virginia l0s 81, sos 60 ;, Jos {
G21.s. sos G29tt 2GOs G3 6
30 Mexican 2C5s 301s. 550s 30. t50s Il
30i,. 150s 301t b.
40 Imperial 9i0s G11ss. 1O30s G.. Il
81 Yellow Jacket 65Os 33, sos % =, :'0s G
go, 1905 80 :. DOGS 33 bio q
So Ophir los 81 iOs 5lllii, l3os u u
40 California 215s 16 :. 1865 1G1 e
After the board.
Jnne % G. p NJ
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FOR ARIZONA!

FOR ARIZONA!
The Arizona and New Mexico Express
ComPany's
NEW FAST LINE,
Now RUNNING FIRST CLASS
~ Coaches from Terminus Southern Pacih
Railroad through to Prescott, Tucson, and
intermediate points. caches tie new y discover
RICH MINING DISTRICTS
OF Arizona by the Shortest, Cheapest aid Ees
Route.
Freight Shipments ,receivea by Wells, Fsrg
s Co., San Francisco.
Tickets fo- sale at all principal ticket ofices,
San Francisco.
HENRY WELLS, (of W. T. h Co and Amer
can Express Co.. President
JG. ROWLAND, No. 100 California street,
San Francisco, Vice President.
CEAS. q. WELLS General Superintendent,
apcu.3s Tucson AIiZoLa
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Highest and lowest thermometer for
last "a hours. ending June 90, 9P.H:
Highest Thermometer. ...... 81 degrees
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g c DAVIS Nv Small
II, mas Rowland i 4 RSby
RECEPTION cCMMiT1EE:
Blue hosettc.)
Eeam Pi,,ey WE Nj Cobb
N II Staring Capt J LoEen
T A NASEe1 :, Marshall
FLOOR MANAGERS:
liten. Write aGI Biz. Rns4.tte.,
VIM Mcintosh j De.Iy
George Harvey } r Marshall
r PiEcEney
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
Emblem. American FlIaj
i4eu:eDan: Governor .Iewett A.ams
Carson CITY, June o. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

og.i.eY RcUsE-6KoEGE D. FRYER, PROPORTION
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-02-24
STIR Lake liens.

EDITOR STAR:--Iumbering IL rather
dull ut \. Sisters camp. He has not
got trucks, and slcighs do not run
worth "A cent on the snow this Winter
1T has i,een 80 deep(O. 1t has been
from one to four inches deep. There
was one tree cut on the bank Of the
lake, 40 large that we cut one limb OIL
with scven-fOot saw, and had lots OF
''Way."
Sitser has stopped numbering for the
present, and gone to drawing manure
on his farm. lie intends to raise some
thing next Summer, ifhe can't lumber
this Winter.
a large bear passed here, on tho 18th.
His tracks measured six inches In Ill
amcter.
There was II surprise party at y. Sit
ser's, last Friday evening. There was
n good turnout, and any amount of fun,
which ended with II good supper, which
We thank the ladies for. q. w. !.
Star Lake, E'b. 2Ist, 1876.