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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-14
4 rowrr YEARS nrrcns snr prxrao
DIR. G. MoLANE'S.
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.


Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
i edge ofthc ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness the bowels in
general are costive. sometimes alter.
native with lax the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is generaily aconsideiable loss
ofmcmory, accompanied with pain
ful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. \ slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. ! The patien,
complains of WEAKNESS and debility (;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough 10 try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several of the above symp
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them tx.
istcd, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the nvrR to
have been extensively derangtd.
AGUE AND FEVER,
DIR. {, McLANE's LIVER Pills,
~ CASES or AGus AND FfvrR, when
taken with Quminc, ale productive
of the most happy results. No better
Cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after fixing Quinine We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this diseose TO pNc them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For al Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple puIfative, they are I'm
equaled. aa
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DR. e. M,LANF's
LIVER PiLLs are never sugar coated.
Every box bas led wa. seal on
the nd, with the Impression Dr.,
Nj. LANES Ihtp PtIs -E
The genuine M'LANE's LIVER
PnLS bear the ignatures OF c.
M'LANt lnd ln4nNC BROS. on the
wrapper.
b. Insist on Your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the gcnEine
DE-. &. MGEnSE's LnrR Pms, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by al respectable druggists
and country storckeepers generally.
10 those wi-hius g. give Ia ( McI.NH's
IIsss ftLI. /, trlt, We "A mail pot paid 10 any
part oi the United State. one box a ps foI
t~eUty live osns.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GRINr's TONGrE LET LOOSE.
Talking ON u scotch Railway ut thc Kate of
sixty Nile, an Hour.

FfT1TT
,,,u...t ,,..i,l.,., oi,,,, NJ c,,,,,
must ven YOU Nii Iii'l''l' ",''',u W SUN
nor IN" htst iim' ever SNW "'"rg' lu,hn
Gurus ir 'i 10Y ul,'n ~ '. ' +" 'iwl ~
hum"i ~ i.ri' lil W. ~ pun .ll,n 'u' r',il-
~ ffln.l ~ "l N,!. sumner il' 'r.ltln1h OF lhr
tninulir,' ON ! -, '''.h N'li~' "W nun 'hui'
~ -. ,Uu t' a. lh' sen l' Nii "'l9'e lnc or
FHntliiDn OBJ the ,ommlwes. WON'T Joe APT 10
t'Ir l.lnt Hh .l' ll' l1u'W WIZ i,ihlr 2
i'rnn' 'N inl. iht mis- Gym li~l'' s-. sag"
certainty ~ 'uti -uEt II thr i'n t' any lAu ~
toe LEGISLATIVE irau 20 tiNi should uul.ri i,oio
g.. I'D my q, n'l gave MIN dl-liufIy io
nnI'I-l nd ihat d'd not pr1 lgSr lo interfere
M th' matter at Hl. even lv tdNir. Zap personal
lri'nt- among tiu :, nW"l~. 1rd ihW a. ugit
MI sunni, Ind " d'n' nie guy ns NhulrnVn
gi Vac comm Vr'. 'N aus h' h1H hainp'r'i the
business o' the state Department ly pigeon
hoiing ir'viii for months. Mr.tuui Is said That
was iulo-- ih.'. i'r Nr. sumner ma only
snort tnv holor" told nm that ms successor
would ind clean do kct, ana madc special
claims iur the cNccutluuvi the wprN of the COM
mlttee. KNOWING n- did. the nlruit arguments
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pnNNsYLvANlA KliLnoND.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL RorrE.
on aud after JUNE 30 lsii trIil- leave Wv YORK. via
ncshro,scs and cortlandt Stirets Fgr.. u, ioll"w~
Express iur Harm .hurs Ft~bur- DO lho West amt Hldtl
Will Pullman Palace cars attached. . y VI, q AMI $50
T. VI daily
roi Wiiilm.rort Lock Haven. Corrv and Erie at go
4 NJ. connecting nt Cory for rtussitlc Petroleum
Centre, AMI tie OH Regions For NihHm-pOrt ami Lock
Haven. y \ VI.
For Baltimore. Washington and the South, Limit
Washington ENlres.' of fuiiman Patlor Cars, daily
except SUNDAY. - - VI arrive Washington lpP NJ
Regular ~ go NJ, l, q, and $50 T. NJ. sunday. q
and X $50 .. VI.
ENprc.s tor Philadelphia. 79n 40, o. q $50 Llmtc,n
10.3uA NJ u. !. 3, %. !. ami JJP VI SUNDAY, NJ
. y = and $50 4. NJ Lmisraut AMI scconi-cas,
l. N
For trains 20 Newark, Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
Trenton Perth Auhoy. Iemn-ton, Bciyiderc, AMI
other points. see local hriucs al All Ticket uh,r~
Trains arrM From ii'thgw, 30 and 20 % A. VI. an !
II up VI daily; ~ iuA w.. 900 T. NJ. daily. cNccp
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 80
A. NJ, TO- 4 90. 80. and 100 = VI sunday. 90
a. NJ. From Philadelphia. 10. Is 30 D.lu ~ 10. 10 -
ii 30 VI no I.i0 10. go. - 100 AMI iO2l
VI sunday. %. 0jO 10 40. llJO A. VI 80 ami
10 20 T. VI.
Ticket Oniccs. 30 AMI ~ Broaiwav I As,or House.
and foot Dcshrosse. ani Corilandt II. Court 4 .
BrnokiNn ia ne AMI III Hudson st. Hohukrn; Depot
Jersey tiiy kmisrant Ticket once, hatiory place.
PRANK THOMSON L. T. FARMER
General Manager General Pas. 'itser Agent
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PROGRESs or 7HE LiBOR MOTEMENT
IN liNNSIICtNTf.


Ingmcn's Parry Hntnc., wort by the Ac-
tive I.endcrr-'Fhcir Plan of Action.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2i-Thc labor movc-
mont in politics has assumed greater ANA wider
proportions in lcunsy iVania tiiun iu any other
State i'm the country. Last year the Labor Do u
and the Groonhack mon p"llci over 1000 Not u.s.
Tor Peter Cuole and today th'y iui th"ir l'-
saltichot ia the llolu 10 cope with tho two great
parties.
Tho nrst organized attempt to form Labor or
Norkingmcn'- panty iu the United States be-
san iu phudclIlI lila on the Fourth Of July, 1876.
Tho movement WIS nothing more nor less than
an ofIshoot of the International Society. the
members Of which. believing that political ac-
zion was the only means II accomplishing thcr
Aims in the Unitod States. and having full au-
lhority under the characteristics constitution
81 the organization to take any shape they
pleased. SO long rs the central idea of the assoc
siation was kept in view. resolved to form them
lcvcs into political party The organization
Iprcad rapidly and Ia six months time the half
dozen men who had organized 1t could count at
least E 900 followers.
At this Philadelphia meeting there werc
roprcs rntatvcs from the North American Fed
lration OF the International Workingmcn's
Association. the delegates being from Pitts
Durgh. where there are probably 1000 men.
under ono name or another. connected with the
Organization: the Workngmcns Party Of llli-
pois. the delegate being one Conzeti. from
Chicago. an educated and Intelligent German.
extremely radical in his opinions; the Social
Political Work ingmcn's Society OF Cincinnati
the same which recently nominated State
ticket in Ohiol the Social Democratic Working
mems Party OF North America. which is well
prganind throughout New England Now York
sty and the Middle States; and the German
Free CONGREGATION of IhiladelIhia. which has
, m"ml'r-hip Of about 400. Tho delegates
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IIENT-tI.A~S CLOAK MNI&ERS
y. ff.r'A .. A. Irl ait Tee best "n-,, pail to
cllal ,teut hti.r
N d tLAIIIN GO.
NAfHfntI u-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

the building out OF South pass is III the
irowsy imaglnations of the letty oppo.
nents, bur does not exist in the Gun OF
Mexico.
Considering the vast amount Of ma
terial secured our from
between the jcttics ana III
the head Of the pass since the works were
hegun. the wonder is that the South
pass bar did not advance. Capt. Brown
estimates that in the l07 days from March
20, to July 10, 1877, "the gross amour.
of sediment DISCHARGED from the end OF
the jcttles" was ll,230,l22 cubic yards,
equal to a mass one mile long, halta mile
wide, and about thirty feet thick. Yet
with all this immense discharge of 'edi>
mentary matter, there is an actual deep
ening in front OF the ictty outlet, and this
tact vindicatcs the wisdom OF congress In
providing Tor the i"tty system at The
mouth Of the river.
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AMERICA THE PIONEER IN PROS,
IDENTIFY

Tile abundant haryests in the United
States lead the London Tones 10 make
the following reas'uring remarks with
regard to the future Of business in this
country:
ut ha, beenau'iripated by those YER
sod in United States commercial affairs
that the gloom which has oycrspread the
trade Of the world i0g so long would be
nrst dispersed on the other side OF the
Atlantic, and there seems probability
o!ihis prediction being verified. 81 al
tuiags there Is nothing Ike good har
vest to help a country 10 turn the corner
of It's commercial depression, especially
when such an opportunity as the pref
ent present, it.clltor selling the surplus
pr1Mon. O. al the countries. again,
pr5blhly the United states i making the
most ont Of the war in the east, for We
have reason to know That heavy sums
have been laid out in war material on
10th sides. five are rigut'r informed.
. large purchases o. United states railway
>agur.,lss have been made on American
acr0ul. ln this market quite recently
F. tangible yr0Oi Of .Ehilh j. "a he seen II
tho r.sa Of several descriptions. II j, pos
7 sable. therefore. that the time many per
I sons have seen YEARLY waiting for is a
l2,. coming, and that the money lost bg
English holders through the grea, le.
, probation Of United States railway seclr.
+ iiiCs is about lI par. 70 be recovered.
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THE JETrIES.

CONDITION 0p TIE JErTiEs-nlpopTAN
FACTS PROM THE REPORT OF CAPT.
BROWN, U. s.iNsrEcroR or THE JET.
TIES.
The following, D portion of n letter
referring 10 the jettios, Ia iron Mr.. r. S.
Elliott, secretary Of the South Pass yet,y
company In answer 10 certain portions OF
pamphlet published in the interest OF
the Baratarla canal project, Of which Capt.
John Cowden Is the main mover. Tho
extract printed below viii be found inter
esting reading, as itgives truthful state
ment OF the condition Of the jettlcs at tlii
time. Ihat portion Of the letter omitted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03
Comfy Clerk

To The Voters Of Alexander County
lam an independent candidate for the ohee OF
County Clerk, at the election to be held November
oh, and promie faithfully TO attend to the duti'
of the oflce, f elected W. X. HAMhlNr'
We are authorized to announce Henry Planet
Thebes precinct as candidate for County CleIG
the election TO be held November 9Th, ls1'.
To the Editor of the Cairo BrLLETIS;
Please announce that lam an independent eanl'-
dafe L. the oihce Of county clerk Of Alexander
county, atthe election to be held ~ November
RsNt. jAhES W SiI " An =
We sre authorized 10 announce Samuel J
Hamm as csnddat- for the onica of County
Clork a. the election To be feld November tth,
49,.
We are authorized 10 announce John p holy as
candidate for the ONCE Of county clerk al the
election to be held November 9Th, 80.
10 the Voters Of Alexander Couutyi
hereby announce that am candidate for The
Office Of County Clerk OF AleXandeg county, sub
lee, to your decision at your respective voting
places. on the Sixth day OF November, lSiI
Very Respectfully. CASPER lOsT,
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IAE Chicago JaEua! OF Saturday last
says: Business in this city Ia: been
very lively during the week now clos
ing, in almost every branch OF trade.
The city has been lied with strangers
The hotel registers show very long daily
lists Of guests. The feeling in business
circles Is exceedingly encouraging, es.
pecially since there is every reason to be-
lieye that the savings bank panic has
now completely subsidized
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

TIE attempt 10 increase tha regular
army will 10 doubt be brought up in
congress at the coming session. ir is
announced that Secretary of War Nc.
Creary, as well az other high officials Of
the government, favor the increasa. The
plan i: to I'LL up the present regiments
which would increase the number oi in.
listed men 10 forty thousand.
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THE STORY OF THE CLEARING
HOUSES,

IiI DAWN VT LII NIltAltlN N
HOUSES.
And still the clearing houses OF the
United States relate the pleasant story OF
steady gain in business. The clearings
OF the two weeks ending September 10,
reported from the twelve leading cities
OF the United States, are 81 ,O9G, G02 Az,
against 81 ,042, 0l2,G45 for the same time
last year, showing gain Of $3.50, 500
In the two weeks. This is to say, the
clearing houses OF New York, Boston,
Philadelphia. Chicago, Baltimore, Cincln.
natl, San Francisco, st. Louis, Milwau.
kee, New Orleans and Pittsbnrg, show
that nearly 44,000,0O0 more were used
in business transactions the two weeks
named, than were used in the CORES
ponding weeks of the previous year
Philadelphia falls behind nearly $4,000
900 In the comparison, on account OF tho
extra activity of money In that city last
year, due 10 the centennial exhibition.
Iaking this into account the gain is eX.
ceedingly favorable,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

FRED. K. GooDRIDGE, confidential
clerk to the commissioner OF patents, has
fallen, and now pines in jail at Washing
ton. Goodridge's crime was in forging
the pay accounts OF his fellow clerks. He
has made a 'clcan breast" OF all his
transactions, and says he was induced to
commit the theits by woman, noto-
rious courtezan. Coodridge's home is in
Chicago and his family are highly res.
pected. He has young and beanutn
wife and one child.
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l.NecUtriN's Notice,

Estate o. Louis Blattcau, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
E1ecutriX OF the last Win and Testament
oiLouis Blatteau, ate olthe County of Alex.
ander and State Of Illinois, deceased. here.
by gives notice that she will appear before
the County Court OF Alexander County, ut
the Court House in Cairo at the October
Term, on the 3rd, Monday In October next,
u which time all persons having claims
against said Estate arc notified and request
ed to attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make immcdi.
ate payment 70 the undersigned.
Dated this 2ith day OF August, A. ID. 1871.
MARGARET BLATTEAu,
CIV EXecutrix,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

The Jury in the case Of eE-lssi>i4nt
secretary OF the treasury sawyer, ", r.
Haires, ex-commissioner ofcus toms, and
Frank Brooks, on trial al Washington
for an attempt to pass a irauduleH, claim
for nearly half million OF dollars through
the treasury, returned verdict Of guilty.
and sll the parties above named are took.
ei for the penitentisry.
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FULL LIFE SCHOLARSHIP SOL 90


Estate OF VI. j. McGaulcy deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executor OF the last viii and testament of
NJ, j. McGauley, late Of the county of Al.
cSander and state OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear be.
fore the county court Of AloNander county,
ut the court house in Cairo at the Noycn.
Der term, on the "a Monday in November
next, AT which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of hay.
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebt.
ed TO sad estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 70 the undersigned.
Dated this, 18th day Of September. A. II.
1917.
CllAS. q. PATIFR,
t'yppitor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

The campaign in Wisconsin is warm
ing up. The opposing parties are active,
and notwithstanding the fact that the
state gave Republican majority OF over
five thousand last fall, the Democrats
feel confident that they viii eleo, their
state ticket.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

The smoke hous e attached 10 the eN-
tensive packing establishment of !. u.
Armour & Co., Chicago, was destroyed
by fire on Sunday morning. The loss is
principally in meat, and amount 10
nearly $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

OLD JACK CHANDLER has gone out Of
politics. The other day he spoke TO q
crowd of about five thousand people at a
iair up in Michigan, and never once
touched the subject.
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OH Bulletin.
county Judge.

NJ. su,hsii,sd to announce Isaac L Hargsll
q. Candidate for the Office of County Judge q
Alsxandsr COUNTY, at the ensuing November, 't'p
election.
We are authorized to anuonnee Reuben = ! oellln
Of Giro, A, candidate Tor the Office OF county
iudee OF Alexander com y. tleenon hr't lae'o'!
N .ovemhtr, Isl.
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For County school superintendent.

We are authorized to ann ounce Mrs. T. A. lay
lor as a candidate for reelection 70 the once o.
county school superintendent ~ the election 10 %
held November Cih, ls,'
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For Coroner.

We are authorized to announce Henry stout o. =
candidate for coroner Of AleNanueE county, At me
election TO be held Nov. 9Th, ISL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-03

Weare authonzedt to announce \. j, Alden as
= candidate Tor the office Of County Treasurer Of
Alexander county. Election, Tuesday November
eth iS17.
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ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Official Notice.

- "ub'TN S'h'tV pTVpVN'tN'
Notice Is hereby given that by order Of the
Board Of County Commissioners, sealed propo9-
ais wi he received by the County Clerk until
November IN, lSI7, for keeping and maintain
Inn}, at the County Poor Farm, the paupers OF
hleNanlcl county, Illinois, from December lat.
II, f" to December LIST, 1913, period OF one year,
jh" oun'y reserves tie right 10 reject any aud
all Dds. :, j, llUMM,
90. Cluk.
Cara Ms sept q, Isl. dld
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ClIANCERl NOTICE


ia" Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit count OF Alexander county, January
term \ u, lS1s,
N55ch,l Thompson vs.. John H. Thompson. BIZ
loIHyoree N ,hlnccry.
- hNuNt OF the nomfesidcnCe OF John H.
thompson The defendant above named hav-
ing been fled in the Office Of the clerk Of said
circuit count Of Alexander county, notice - hereby
gwen to the said non resident defendant, that the
complainant filed her bin Of complaint IN said
eoul 49, the cnanccry side thereof on the 18Th lay Of
Sep'emhcr a. u. Isl, and that a summons
therGnpon ssued out of said court agains, said de-
lehuanI, rcwrnablc on the hlst Monday Of Jan
vary, ~ u, 1873, as is by law required. Now,
'ettloc, unless you, the said John II. Thompson
ahHl personally be and appear before the said cir
.ul court OF Alexander county on the FIRST day oi
..he next tenn thereof. to br holden AZ the court
housC IA The city of Cairo, IN said county, on the
llrsL Monday ofJanuary A, u. ISIS, aud plead,
answer or dcmur to the said compliments bill Of
complainant, the same, and the matters and things
sshefcin charged and stated will be taken rs con-
lessed, and a decree entered against YOU accord
my oihc prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A, REEVE, Clerk.
wiwl Cairo, Ill.,, Sept mber l3th, A, ID. lS11
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WIN. Il. SMITH
Physician IL Surgeon.

Oilce In Winters Block, corner Seventh and
Commercial Avenue, entrance on Seventh.
Residence Thirteenth street, vest OF W ashilHton
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Y Bros, President. II Wtls, Gather.
l.. SeG. y.c4 Pre- {. J. !. Kern. 5 {: a-h'f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-09-19
MURDER At TYRONE.

On Saturday last some detectives attempted ts
arrest some counterfeiters at Tyrone, and the re
suit was that one Of the latter was shot and killed
The following we sloan from the Patriot Of
Monday
"A special correspondent writing from Tyrone,
Pa, under date Of September IS, sends the fol-
lowing facts
"w. W. Hutchinson, alias Ware, Of Altoona
and W. p funck, belonging, also, in that vicinity
having been suspected for some time Of "shoving
the queer and dealing In counterfeit money,
were spotted BY several Pittsburgh detect ives,
and followed 10 the City Hotel al Tyrone. One
Of tho detectives gained the confidence Of ono Of
the showers and proposed to take some Of their
money, as they had about $1,000 In greenbacks,
halves and trade dollars in their possession. An
agreement was made to have the transfer made
in Of the rooms Of the hotel, where the detoc-
tive and the two dealers in the queer met accord
ing TO appointment. The men produced roll OF
greenbacks, which the detective said he could
not receive unless they were wrapped up in mus.
lin, as II was too dangerous to carry that kind Of
money around loose. Hutchinson. who had
sort Of suspicion Of the detective, left the room
with his hand on the butt end of his pistol.
While absent the detective seized Funk. and
struggle ensuod. Funk got on the top and tried
TO use his own pistol, but was prevented Tho
noise Of the struggle brought chiet detective
Roger 0'Mara, Of Pittsburgh, upon the scene,a nd
Funk was captured.
Meanwhile Hutchinson made his appearance,
and was met on the stairway by Mr.. q. W. Per
kins, another detective, from Pittsburgh. The
counterfcter was commanded 10 surrender, but
instead Of complying with the order, he drew his
revolver and fred two shots in succession, both Of
which missed the detective. Perkins then return
ed the FIRE, hitting Hutchinson in a vital part.
The latter ran about square and a hall, then
fell and shortly after died Funk was arrested
and sent to prison. Perkins, the detective, was
also arrested, but subsequently released, by order
of the Coroners jury.
Hutchinson is represented TO have been hne
looking man, and was employed with gang Of
oounterfeiters and showers who handled over
s200, 600 in spurious money"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-09-19
A GRAND PICNIC.

The Patrons Of Husbandry held their annual
picnic on Wednesday last, the 18th inst, al
widemires grove, 10 Penn township.
The asssnblsgs was called to order BY placing
Lesuder Denning In tho Chair, aud BY choosing
Miles Road, J. Owens, o. d. kendeli George Gu
Itch, J. Ogden and Milton Read Vice Presidents,
J. q. Shaw Chaplain, and W. s. Port Secretary.
The meeting was opened with music By select
choir, after which prayer wss offered up BY the
Chaplain, and sn sddres Of welcome was dsiv-
cred By james Miller. Masic by the choir
"weIeome Song" Then followed an address BY
WIN. p. Read. Tho choir sang a song entitled
a The Piow, Spade and Hoe" On motion, the
Chairman adjourned the meeting for enc hour 10
psrtske Of isfreshmsnts Jsa at this period al
were startled BY the arrival Of the Martial band
from Ansonvills snd Newto-n, which came a.
the eleventh hour, but II was welcomed BY three
cheers aud . place at the table.
Ansr a sunptuous repaa was disposed o., the
Msrtisi bapd played several pieces, s'er Which
the meeting vas sssir called 70 order BY chsir-
man Dennipg. Samuel widsmire then sddrs''se
hose present, followed with music b. the Martial
band. Music By the choir" The Little Brock
i.,." Aadrsmes were delivered By Henry sysss,
Jobs A. Mcbride and Samuel Koontf, each sd-
dress being iu.enpsrssd with music By the choir
and Martial band. The meeting was s'os'd late
in the afternoon With 40 address By John Rs"s'i'
ESQ, Of PennviIIe.