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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-25

The G. w. Anderson, at ] o'clock
Sunday morning, and Silverthorne Suns
day night, brought about 80 tons oach'
and took back about 300 barrels OF rosin
each for Evansville, and there are 400
barrels yet to 20. 1t Is the lot brought
here by the Golden City.
A Pittsburg dispatch says that Capt.
G. w. Bachelor and Commodore
Kountz are talking of building a fast
sidewheel steamer to ply as an express
packet between st. Louis and New Or
leans, Captain Bachelor to take COM
mand of her in person. The project ia q
Pittsburg one.
From the ST. Louis Times OF Sunday:
Capt. VIM. II. Thorwegan has purchased
an iron hull from the Western Iron Boat
Building Company, of Carondelet, and
will have it fitted up as freight boat to
take the place Of the Grand Republic In
the Memphis and New Orleans trade
The hull, which Is in frst-class condition
is 225 feet in length by "a feet beam
and 0 feet depth of hold
The boat, when completed, will draw 3!
feet astern and fourteen inches forward.
She is to have four boilers, five tlues each
% feet long by A inches in diameter. cyl
inders feet stroke, % inches in diameter
Joseph Wangler makes the boilers ant
G. b. Allen furnishes the machinery
The upper works are to be put on b!
j. d. Lawnin. The boat Is to b.
ready for business in thirty days. Capt
tam Thorwegan has proved himself to b
a man of remarkable energy. Scarcely
had the smoke ceased to rise from the
ruins of his magnificent Grand Republic
until he has boat under way to take hel
place. He deserves to succeed, and he
will succeed. Mr.. Geo. Miltenbergel
will 90 in the new steamers office.
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Packages OF Rest ana Comfort fci
Tired women.

Mrs. Henry Ward Beechsr, whose house
hold knowledge and perfect honesty nc
one presumes 10 doubt, recomme nds house
, keepers 10 use Washine, the new substitute
Tor soap. She says she Is pleased with it,
lisa great saver OF time and labor, and
can no more injurc clothing than common
warm water. Mrs. Beecher Is right.
Washine has many great advantages over
sosp II washes in one-third OF the time
II almost entirely does away with rubbing,
Washes as well In hard water Is soft. 1t Il
the only article known that will proven
woolens from shrinking. Other articles as
sist somewhat in washing, but they iuure
the clothes. Washine positively Will not
injure clothing.
These are some OF the qualities which
have made Washine 30 popular among the
intelligent housekeepers Of America. AL
who are not using Wasbine will not regret
II II they take special pains TO procure and
give 1t trial. Price, 5 and 10 cents. Sold
by all grocers.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County. is,
In the County Court Of said county, November
Term, A. b. 1877.
August Watermeier, Admia-)
istrator of the estate of
Frederick Wstermsir, de-
deceased,
vs.. Petition TO sci
Lima Watermeier, Emile Real Property.
Waterlneier, and Emma
, Watermelon. minor heirs
and Lima Wstermsier, the
qua rdiaA OF SAID minor
heirs.
Afidavits Of the non residence Of Llna Wat.
ermeier. widow. Emile Wstermeier, and Kim.
ma Watermier, minor hsirs, and
Lima watemesr s,s s,, guardian ~ for
Watermelon. deceased. the defendant: above
named having been Aled In the oflce Of The
clerk Of said county court; Notice 10 hereby
given TO the said defendants that the petitioner
died his petition IN said court In probate thereof
the following real property Of the esfats Of
Frederick Watermser. deceased, to pay the
debts of said estate situate in said county OF
Alexander, state sflllinois, to.wlt-South three
fourths Of northwest quarter Of northwest
Of range we ct of third principal Insriiian.
containing about thirty acres, and that sum-
mons thsreupon issued out of said csurt asainst
aidefend ants returnable on the second Monday
of November, 1877, "a Ia by Law required.
Now, therefore. unless you, the said defend
said county court of Alexander county On
the first day Of the November term 4. , l0!.
thereof 10 he holden In tie city Of Cairo, In
said county on the second Monday Of November
AID. 1877, and plead, answer or dsmur 70
aid petitioners petition the same, and ne
matfara md thinge charRod and stated, Will be
taken as confessed, and decree entered accosd-
ing to the prayer Of said petition.
SAMUEL J. HUMM County Clerk.
HARMON H. BLACK. 6ol'r for CompPt
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CARD FROM TEEAsURER HELY.
His Explanation Of the Unpleasantness
Between Him self and Sheriff Saup.

CAIRO, LII, Sept. 23rd, 1877.
10 tie Editor Cairo BULLETIN:
| DEAR SIR In the published transact
tons of the county commissioners
court, September term, appearing IN this
days paper, Is communication
from Mr.. Peter Saup, sheriff, directed to
the honorable county board Of commits
sioners, wherein said Peter Saup
charges that threw down on the floor
of the county clerks room certain
amounts In county orders and jury Certi-
flcates and positively refused to receive
said orders, lmerely wish to differ who
said Peter Saup and further to state that
such statement is false. upto June 7th,
1877, Mr., Saup paid Inc in county orders
and jury certificates about $5,43S ", but
not one cent In money on account OF
county taxes. Some time in June while |
was busy with my assessments he
brought into my office about $1,000 in
county orders and asked for receipt for
them. | did then ask him to make a
statement, &C., and he refusing to do so,
| demanded statement so that ! should
know how to charge the same on my
books. lie refusing in language prob,
ably more forceable than elegant thrust
his eleven orders large orCterS) into his
hand and refused to receipt therefor till
he made statement; and further made
formal demands on him to comply with
the law governing his office. therefore
deny throwing the orders on the floor,
but do distinctly remember that one
piece fell on the floor in transmission
from my hand to his, and | do elm.
phatlcally deny that | positively aref,tscd
to receive said ORDERS" tor | expressed
my willingness to do so on his making
statement, as provided by law. Note,
this occurred late in June; the commits.
sloners metin July. appeared before
them and reported my actions to them,
and asked them to procure legal advice
from their sallaried legal advisers, and
that /, being their servant, would comply
with their advice or direction, How
ever, heard no more from them, But,
note again, about two days before the
so-called settlement between Sheriff Saup
and Commissioners Brown and Sam,
mons, respected citizen OF this place
called on me and asked why ! did not
settle with the sheriff. lex plained to him
the state OF the case, and he being a
mutual friend, told him to act tor me
and would do as he decided; he made
efforts but met with no response. |
withhold this gentleman's name, as it is
probable that he should not like to ap-
pear in print, but interested parties may
learn it, and more, by consulting me.
| do not mention all know in these
transactions, las it yet may go further than
newspaper communications. Very
respectfully your obedent servant,
JOHN Z. HELY,
Treasurer Alexander county, Illinois.
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boots and Shoes.

Fifty cases Of mems boots and shoes
Just received, and we offer them lower
than ever sold In this market. Call and
examine the Boot Brand, New York
Store custom made, for $500 per pair.
Full line Of all kinds Of boots and shoes,
81 CO. PATIER & Co.
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Receipts of corn are light, and there Is
very little on the market. The demand
is fair, and prices 1@2c stronger. Choice
white is now quoted at 45@46c. Sales
noted were cars white In bulk, 45c; l
car yellow mixed, 4Ic; car choice white
ACC.
OATS.
Receipts are liberal and the market Is
now well supplied. Prices arc weaker
and about IL of. The demand Is fair.
Sales noted were, 2 cars Central Illinois,
mixed, &c; 3 cars good mixed, In bulk,
27lc; 8 cars do, &c; cars mixed. in sacks,
&c; / car black seed, in bulk, 32c; l car
choice white seed, In bulk, SOC; ! car
mixed, in bulk &c; car mixed In sacks,
Gle.
HAY.
Receipts for the last few days have
been liberal and the market Is full. The
demand Is very light and confined en-.
tlrely to the choicer grades. Prices are
low and weak. Sales noted were ! car
mixed, 5000; 2 cars choice Timothy,
! $40 5O@ll; ! car choice mixed $40.
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MEAL.

MEAL.
The demand for meal Ia light aud
transactions are few. Tho supply Of city
is fair, and prices steady at $2.4O. Coun.
try kiln dried Ia In good supply, and
quiet at S2.l592.25.
BRAN.
Bran is in good supply and isir de-
mand at quotations. Sales reported
were $50 sacks, $l2;l car In bulk, to
arrive, So 80; 80 sacks. So. as5 /.
POTATOES.
Receipts of potatoes from country
wagons are iair and the market 10 well
supplied. The demand Is fair and prices
steady at 40S45c per bushel, and 81 Is.
al 80 per barrel. We mention sales Of
80 bushels. 4Oc; % do, 45c; 20 bbls.
| 81 25@l 50.
POULTRY.
Receipts ofpoultry are light and the
supply On the market is limited. The
demand Is good and prices are steady ut
quotations. We note sales Of coops
young chickens, 81 1902; 2 coops old
hens, 50 so; 2 coops small young chick
ems, 81 20. a
BUTTER. SO.
There Is a great scarcity of choice but
ter, and the demand is active and prices
good. Low and medium grades are In
large stock and dull. Sales were tubs
choice northern, 22c; 9 tubs choice South.
ern Illinois, 1Sc; IL tubs northern, ls0
22c; 8 tubs choice Wisconsin, 24c; 4 tubs
cooking butter, lac; 20 packages medI-
um, l4@l5c; 10 packages Central Illinois,
l5c; 8 packages Wisconsin diary, 25c.
EGGS. #RBHE
Receipts of eggs are very light, aud
the market entirely bare. Prices are Q
shade higher. Sales noted were 4 cases,
loo; 5 boxes, l4@l5c. -YIs.t s..
FEATHERS.
We note prices as follows: Prime live
geese. 4Oc; mixed, 25@35c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Hides are worth-drY flint, lEO16c;
Green salt, 6t@7c; green, 6@6ac. sales
tallow were 45O lbs. 707ac.
DRIED FRUIT.
Choice bright pealed dried apples are
worth 393!c; peaches, 5@5!. '""..
PROVISIONS.
Sales provisions were 10 packages C. 8.
G. hams, llac. 8 packages, do, l2c.
LARD. ....
Sales were: tierces refined kettle rem
dered, l0c.
SALT.
Sales salt were 200 bbls. Ohio river,
81 30.
FRUIT.
The season tor peaches Is nearly over
and but very few are coming in. Those
that do come however find ready sale ct
good prices. Sales we're boxes choice
cllngs, zoe. sales Of grapes.were 900 lbs.
6@6!c. Grapes find ready sale.
VEGETABLES. ''.
Sales OF vegetables were 1000 hds. cab.
bage, Sc per 100. 1t is little early for
cabbage, but Indications are that 40 the
season progresses there Will be q good
market for them. ..
APPLES.
There are no choice apples on the mar
ket. A limited supply packed In good
shipping order would ma ready sale
at $l.7a92.OO per Dbl.
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The European HOteI-Dcduction In
BOARD

THe European HOteI-DcdnoiiOn In
board.
Mrs. Harry Walker, proprietress of
the European Hotel, being well aware
OF the stringency of money, has reduced
rates to all who may wish regular board
to sixteen dollers per month or four dol.
lars per week, tor day board. In con-
nection with the European Hotel is a
first class restaurant, where oysters,
game and all other delicacies will be
served at all hours during day or night.
Itfl
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Lumber.

Save your money by calling on }. s.
McGahey, corner ofTwentieth street and
Washington avenue. Extra inducements
offered on sidewalk lumber for the next
thirty days. Also one carload choice
cypress shingles at bottom prices lw
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There will be public examination OF
teachers, held at the high school build
on Friday and Saturday, the 2sth and
Goth OF September.
Mrs. =. A. TAYLOR,
County Superintendent.
Caro-, September 18th, 1877.
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Lower than eyer. Parties wishing dry
goods are requested to obtain our prices
before buying elsewhere, for we sell the
lowest. New YORK STORE. 5t
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, MONDAY EVENING,
september2i. 1871 I
| Business since our last issue has been
fairly active, and merchants generally are
doing a fair business. Heavy rains in
certain sections of the South within the
last few days have done considerable
damage to the cotton and corn crops.
The weather here has been fair until to-
day, and there are now indication Of rain.
The flour market is moderately active.
Receipts are fair and stocks on the mar
ket good. Though no advance has
taken place since our last report, there IL
a strong and firm feeling at quotations,
and merchants decline to make c0nces-
sions in order to effect sales. The de-
mand is fairly ve......".There is q
limited demand for choice white and
good mixed corn at an advance OF 1929
over previous quotations. The supply
on the market is small, and receipts light.
........There is better supply of oats on
the market. Receipts are fair. Prices are q
shade weaker, and may be quoted lc low
er.........IIay is in good supply and re-
ce cts are liberal. The demand is light
and confined almost entirely TO the
better grades. Prices are low, weak and
irregular. The Southern markets are all
overstocked, and the shipping demand is
very light. There is very little doing
in meal. The demand is light. The
supply is fair and prices steady at So 40
tor city, and $215@2 % for country
kiln dried. Is in good supply
and light demand. Prices are steady at
Sl2.....".... Receipts of potatoes
are fair, and the market
well supplied, The demand is good and
prices steady at Notwithstanding
is In light supply and good demand
..,.... Receipts of choice butter are light
and the market almost bare. The de-
mand is active........The market is bare
Of eggs, while the demand is active at
l4@l5c......".Fruit is in fair supply and
good demand at prices below.....A limi-
ted supply of choice apples would sell
readily at quotations.".......V Vegetables
are in good supply and fair request.
Rates by river to New Orleans are l7ac
per cwt; 22lc per 100 on hay, and 35c
per dry Dbl.
Way rates are-grain, 25c; flour, Soc;
hay, SOC.
THE MARKET.
BDnOur friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only Tor
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. @ySQ .
FLOUR.
The market is firm and stronger, and
holders are not disposed to make conces-
sion in order to effect sales. The de-
mand is fair though not active. Receipts
are fair and stocks good. We note sales
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Cairo Baths-Call and Try Them.
Having discharged DR.. Lower ard
renovated my bath rooms, with the addi-
ton of new receiver alter the latest
and most convenient style, | shall take
great pleasure in giving baths either
medcated or otherwise, to all who may
call on me.
I'm X. ID. AFTER.
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EFF. Kunkel.s hitter wine OF Iron

This truly valuable tonic has been so thor
ouqhly tee ted by all classes Of the community
that il ia now deemed Indispensable as Il tome
medicine, II costs but little, puriles the
blood and giyes tone 70 the stomach, ren0yates
the system and prolongs life Everybody
For the cure OF Weak stomachs, General De-
bility, Indigestion. Diseases Of the Stomach
and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
Ell Client salt OF iron We possess.-Citraie OF
magnetic oxide combined ith the most ener-
getlc OF all vegetable tonics-fellow Peruvian
Bark.
DO you want something to strengthen you
do you want q good appetite
Do you want 10 get rid Of nervousness
DO you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
DO you want to feel we'll
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling
If you 20, try KUNXEL's BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
I only AJAX trial OF this great medicine
beware of counterfeits, NJ kunkers Bitter
Wine o. Iron 10 the only sure and enectual
remedy in the known world tor the permanent
cure of Dyspepsia and Debility and as there are
a number OF limitations offered 10 the public.
! would caution the community 10 purchase
none but the genuine article, manufactured by
OF every bottle. The very fact that Others are
irving TO INITIATE this valuable medicine, proves
its worth and speaks Volumes in II favor. Get
the genuine. Z. +. KunkePs.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by druggists
and dealers every where. T.. i. kunkel, Pro-
urlstor, 259 North Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Pa
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Reason Why

The New York store sells more goods
than any other house in Southern Hi.
nois. Answer-because they sell cheaper.
IT
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, September %, 1877

Fresh Baltimore oysters, raw, stewed
or fried, at all hours Of the day or night,
at Harry Walkers Crystal Saloon. ct
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For Rea, 9,

Dwellings No. 3, 6, 7 and 0 Of Winters
Row. 8 rooms each, In tlrst>class condi'
ton. $40 per month.
81 Nj. HowLEY, Agent,
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For Sale,

A six-octaye piano; an old one but of
good tone. and in good order.
Also for sale, upholstered parlor fur
niture'
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Coffee.
(tf.)

land a lbs. OF choice coffee for 81 90 at
New York store. st
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Fresh Baltimore oysters. raw, stewed
or frled, az All hours OF the doy or night
at Harry Walkers Crystal Saloon, Ct
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Ia buying your goods at the cheapest
store in Calro-the New York Store. st
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Sugar.

Try the New York store yellow "Cn SUI
gar, lbs. for Sl.00 1t
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING.

I3-An bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCES
Transient advertising will he inserted at the
rate Of u 10 per square for the first insertion
| and % cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements
| For inserting Funeral notice 81 90 Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orders ~ cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted az advertisements
| No advertisement will be received at less than
| 30 cents, and no advertisement Will be inserted
br less than three dollars per month
LOCAL BUSINENs NOTICES
OF one square Is lines space) or more, in
serted In the BULLETIN as follows: u.ess
than one square counted as square.)
One insertion per quare..""...~"....p 6O
Two insertions per square..".".... 70
Three insertions per square."."..,.'. OO
Six insertions per square. 20
Two weeks per square. 2 90
One month per quare...................3 80
Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time.
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TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.

Head and all complete in two hours. No
Zee till head bssses. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms removed by DIR. kunkel, 2'9 North
ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa, Send for cir.
csllar or ask you druggist for bottle Of Dr.
I kunk.lIs Wsrm Syrup. II never fails. Price 81
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Fresh Baltimore oysters, raw, stewed
OF fried, at all hours Of the day or night,
at Harry Walkers Crystal Saloon, Ct
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RIVER NEWS.

SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
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Fresh

Yeast received daily at New York
Store for family use. st
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, MONDAY EVENING, !
september2i, 1877.
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Teachers Examination

W. u, Telegraph Office,
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THE MARKET.

BanO friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots 1t is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. ISL
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The market is firm and stronger, and
holders are not disposed to make conces-
sion in order to effect sales. The de-
mand is fair though not active. Receipts
are fair and stocks good. We note sales
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Petition TO sci
Real Property.
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There are no choice apples ON the mar
ket. A limited supply packed In good
shipping order would ma ready sale
at $l.75@2OO per Dbl.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-20

.IIkaew he was hurts OH see howshs
is bleedingiy rEaifsg ga7 uwiYiilais hfs
yrHe is bleeding badly big dark drops
are tfickling fast down his ragged sleeves
which will soak no more. These come
from an ugly tear (csused by nail ID
the wharf planking) on his arm. just
above the elbow n'I aisa) \ z w
+, "Don't you look. Mrs. Austen,' says
the captain; .I'll have him attended to-
Oh, Quartermaster. come and carrythis
seyon board, and giveImy compliments
to the doctor aud ask him to plaster up
his cut" %
Z Dick has no power TO resist; he isear-
ried on lboafd, muttering, Come, I aihst
done nothing to your 3ti t's'ssi:ifsss
A cold lunch islserved under the a@I1.
ling on the nsin deck. Two Other ladl
fand tleif sscotts arrive, but ttfe meal q
delayed by the appearance of some 81
The crew bearing squat, Heavy bikes,
which jingle as they are lowered through
the trap. door inthe deck /, partly under
| he hluch.table. sno 10 .sdi ussfehisssa
Mexican dollars, explains'the scap.
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EE There is increasing uneasiness III
Paris over the ione OF The German ON.
ciai press andathemilltmyactlvity oftbe
German Governments A Strssburg cor:
respondent writes to the, Republique
Franchise that ammunition, provisions,
war material of all sorts, ,rars being hui.
ried into that town and 'AIelz With haste
that is positively feverish.. The trains
arrive and are unloaded in the night
The correspondent believes himself 20
be. speaking within bounds IN saying
there is enouelhfoed stored ms Metz and
Strasbprg to day to subsist the garrisons
and populace for two. years. What does
IL oil mean ?,rsu sigas1 sgss sdiU-9s
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HK Tae B lston Traveller says that
the following correspondents has lstely
passed between q Michigan schvlar. and
q firm OF produce dealers IN Boston,:
PENrwArER, Jan 10, IT
Mr. Show 4 coz Sif--please wright
and let meknow Ifr you; want TO yet any
hedge Hogs they .urethe Specia Of the
porcupine IF you ~ans stbein Dead Or
alive And how toisehd Them AL
and what theysare WurtlLsas. ao
N. B--i have gotone in the Tree and
can get him wheni want to- slp%a
:. Thefollowing answer was returned:o "a
BosroN, Jan 20, 1877.
DEAR Sm-Hedgehogs are off Keep
him up the tree till further advices.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
HOUSE PAIxTER.

-s7sHB sndsrsig ignsdis prepared toido al man
III 1srofl flhsussI painting q slow rates., he
hes kad ten ysars experience in the busfnsss
sad.ssIiSIts ths patronage Of the puhlio gem
ssj1119. N Eitess WILLIAM & SLOAN,
jsnz,7sy. as'Autiech TO-, Monroe Co. o,