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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-29

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Accordlng 10 agree
ment the Jackson county bond case came
up in the circuit court yesterday morn
ing, and the trial OF the case Is now In
progress. Among the attorneys in the
case who are in attendance are Judge W.
|. Allen, OF Carbonate, and 3. &. Judd,
Of Chicago, for the railroad company;
and Thomas G. Allen, OF st. Louis, for
jackson county. +. +. Canda, president
OF the Cairo and st. Louis railroad com.
pany, Mr.. Weniz. general freight
agent. and Mike English, road master,
are also in attendance. Among the
citizens Of Jackson county In attendance
are r. A. Beazly, OF the county CON-
missioners, ex-sheriff Culley, Circuit
Clerk Robt. Hamilton, County Clerk
kirkham, III. r. Schwartz scope. and
others. 1t 10 hardly possible to tell how
long it will take to try this case.
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TIE REASONS WHY
All should BUY their Groceries from
Pcttia IL Htru,

All should buy their Groceries from
Pcttis IL Bird.
Below We give number OF reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Pettis & Bird:
lst.-Because their stocks Ia the larges' ,
freshest and choicest In the city.
2nd. Because they sell goods of every
kind cheaper than any other house In the
city.
Because they deliver goods more
promptly and In bitter shape than any
other house In the city.
4th.-Bpcause they keep the most com.
plete stock, and persons desiring To
purchase 'iflerent kinds OF goods are not
compelled to 10 elsewhere because
Messrs. +. e B. have not got the goods
they want. 81.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
Of PEr1Is & BIRD,
Corner 18th at. and Washington avenue.
Also just received. a large LOT Of for'
nell Bros Baking Powder, the best
goods made; only requires one teaspoon
tul to the quart Of tiour. Give 1t trial
and You will use no other.
a. D.,
l5-lm. PETTIs u BIRD.
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wASTED.-A good servant girl 10 do
work for small family. Apply at JAS.
Watson's. Tenth street, between WASH
ington and Commercial avenues. l-29 q
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office.

All bills due the firm Of Stuart &
Gholson must be settled on or before the
lst. Ali bills unpaid after that date will
be placed for collection.
l91w. STUART & GHoLs son.
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All under the management Of the old vet ran
Dan Z. Ws"rOn, Who're travels with the Aid
ehanians has * end TO all parts Of the civil
lied globe, their ent riainments being patoni ed
ny sings, queens, mob es, and the most dis,irl
guishrd men ot the age, who have lavished upol
them the most aattering demonstrations
AT M. Owing to other engagements, the
Can r.ma n only as advertised above.
Admission 30 cents Reserved seats rs cents
Doors open att. To commence ats
1iclets for sale at Har mans. 20.
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WAyTED.-A good boy, la a response.
bic position. Address, in own hand
writing, Z. o. Box $50, city.
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NeCe'pts nave Oeen more ll0eral anC
the market ia now fairly supplied. Their,
10 liberal demand Tor choice at Sl2
common and low grade hay is in gooc
| supply and light demand. Sales report,
ed'were ! car red top, SO; / car chuic,
Timothy. Sl2; 2 cars red top, s. 5O@
IS 20; 2 cars good mixed, $II.
MEAL.
Pie supply is good and demand lin.
tied. Prices are steady at quotations,
Sales were 100 bis. city at 50 20; 100 IBIS.
do " 20; 100 bbs. country kiln dried, 81.
BRAN.
There Is a good demand for bran at
$l5. Sales were 700 sa ks at $40.
POTATOES.
Receipts are large and the supply good.
There Is an active demand tor early
varieties tor seeding purposes, while
Others are quiet, Sales nuted We're 30
bbls. early rose, 81 IS; 70 bbls. peach,
blows. 81 269l SO.
APPLES.
Receipts are light, ami stock OF all kinds
small, though the demand Is very light
and the supply is sufficient. Prices are
not materially changed. Sales were so
bbls. varieties. So t0@3; 10 bbls. choice
Ben Davis, SO 25S3 90 80 bbls. varieties,
81.
BUTTER,
The market is oyerstocked with all
kinds Of butter, and the demand Is
limited. Sales were: 3 pkgs, choice
northern Doc; 8 pkgs. Southern Illinois
roll l5c; 2tubs northern roll lSc; / pkgs.
Southern illinois roll, l3@l5c; % pkgs.
northern roll l6@22c; 5pkgs. Gilt Edge
2ic; 10 tubs choice northern zoe; 800 lbs.
northern roll l6Slsc.
EGGS.
Receipts are light and but few on the
market. The demand is for fresh re.
ceipts at l0c. Sales were 70 pkgs. lOc;
2 boxes l0c; 250 dozen, old stock. Sc; 500
dozen, Ice.
POULTRY.
Receipts OF poultry are very light, and
the demand Is active, Prices are higher.
Sales reported were 2 coops choice old
hens Il, SO; . coops ducks. 50 so; coop
geese, 81; coop old hens, 20 rs; 8 coups
chickens. S2@2 30; coop geese, "a;
2 coops chickens, 50 5O@2 20; coops
Turkeys, 81 5O@a.
DRESSED MEATS.
Receipts OF dressed meat are light, and
there ia none on the market. The de>
mand is fair at quotations. We note
sales OF IA dressed hogs at 49Iac; 10 do,
4@4}c; beet, 4ic.
PROVISIONS.
Sales were 1900 lbs. clear. rib. dry salt
sides, &c; loco lbs. shoulders, &c.
.- .rs 49,. LARD.
Sales were tierces Kettle rendered, at
SC,
CABBAGE.
Choice cabbage Is In fair demand and
light supply. Prees range from So so
to 81 per 100.
BEANS.
Beans are plenty and dull. Prices are
merely nominal.
ONIONS.
Receipts Of onions have been large, and
the market Is well supplied. Sales noted
were rs bbls. yellow, ~ 20; 10 bb!s. DO,
50 l6@3 rs.
SALT.
Sales were 700 bills. Ohio river, 81 10,
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8 lbs choice Rloscoilee. 81. NAV
10 fbs A sugar, 81. IN Y aA4fsAF .,..
II lbs best New Orleans sugar, II.
And everything else at rock bottom
prices. .. we PsrTu q Bird .
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LESSONS IN DRAWING. underS
signed having rented the German school
building on Fourteenth street, will open
a school where instruction In drawing
will be given. Also instructions In wood
carving. Lessons given every Saturday,
from 10 to II O'Clock. Tuition 81 per
month. JOIN Z. kLEEGEN.
In this connection we desire to state
that John G. Kleiigen and Peter Jaeger.
wood carvers, upholsters and cabinet
makers have opened shop at the corntr
OF Eight street and Washington avenue.
where they are prepared to do all work
in their line On the most reasonable
terms. lw
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OATS

Receipts OF oats are good, and the sup
ply on the market large. The demand
is fair though not active, and prices are
shade easier and weak. We note sales OF
2 cars mixed, in bulk, &c; car choice
northern mixed, in bulk. Csc; car bSck
seed In bulk 3Oc; 1000 sacks mixed Die;
Scars mixed In sacks Bic; 2 cars mixed
In sacks 30c.,
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Don't forget the free oyster soup at
Q O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave,
nue.. l.4u
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THE ALLEGHASIANs.--'rhe Alleghan-
ians who are to appear here on Thurs.
day and Friday evenings present the
following eight attractions: !. The
Alleghanians. whose name alone is q
household word with tho music loving
people Of all nations, and whose travels
have extended to all parts of the CIVILIZED
globe. 2. The Tyrolese quintette. new
organization, acknowledged par excel.
lence IN rendering their sOul.stirring ry.
rolean sony, which in pathos far Outreach-
es the modern music OF the day. Their
style is peculiarly their own. They will
appear nightly in tho costumes of their
country. 8. The Swiss bell players. per.
forming German, French and English
airs upon silver bells. The dexterity
with which the bells are handled Is as
surprising to the eye Us the sweet sounds
are to the ear. 4. The ladies' md gents
silver band {; their instruments are OF
solid silver, and manufactured expressly
for the Alleghanlans In 1874, prior 10
their tour to the Pacific coast. 8. The
great London and New York character
artists, Charlie Phelon aud Belle Durgin.
0. The only Turkish srtist upon the
American end English stage, Frenc De
Leanhodney. educated at the Vienna Con.
servatorie, will appear In his novel and in.
teresting solos upon the either and table
viola. z, Miss Mani Bach, prima donna,
will also appear In her charming German.
Tyrolean and English songs. 8. The
California; crystal chimes; this extraord-
nary musical attraction has been the
theme Of musical comment from con-
nOlsseurs Of the highest order. lt Ia
Prof Frank l.. BenjamIn's own inyen-
ton, and never fails to please. A great
programme. superior In richness and
tone, entirely new, brilliant and Interest,"
Ing. will be presented. with entire change
each evening. Notwithstanding the
great expense incurred In forming this
grand combination and transporting II
from ocean to ocean-the Pacific TO the
Atlantic--therc viii be 20 increase In
: price. p
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Apples.

Just received, 500 barrels choice apples
ht "a Ohio Leyec. III. LEIGHTON.
If.
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81, 900 R1vwARD /!

The above amount will be paid by
either OF the undsrs igned for the
apprehension and cen viotion 81 tho
person or persons guilty Of the
murder Of JOHN w. CARTER, at
Mound City, Illinois, ON tho night
Of tho gath, or moraing OF tho 25th
Of January, 1878.
HENRY g. CARTER, Mound City.
CALEB b. CARTER.
No. 22s Font Row. Memphis, Tenn.
DAN'L HOGAN, Mound City.
PAUL DUNLEVY.
No. 20 Chestnut street, pittsbnrg, Ia.
FREDERICK LUTY,
No. "A Grant street, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mound City, ILL.,, Jan. 20, 1878.
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COMMITTEES TO SELL TIcKgTs.-At
the meeting Of the Il, form Club held
last evening the following candidates
were appointed to sell tickets to the eu-
tertainments TO be given on Thursday
and Friday evenings by the Alleghan.
ians. These entertainment are to be
given under the auspices Of the Reform
Club, and il is to b. hoped that the COM
mlttees will discharge their duties
thoroughly and promptly.
First Ward.-W. II. Schutter, Dan'l.
Dean, G. d. williamson, Jas. Barclay,
Jno. Antrim, Jno. Rector, DIR. William
Wood, Albert Sloo, c. Hanny, Edward
DcZonia.
Second Wsrd.--Hy. Loflin, Thos. Sloo,
n. B. Thistlewood, Geo. L. Omstead,
Phil. Saupe, w. NJ. Williams, w. Q.
MCGEE, s. d. Ayers, A. J. Carrie, Daniel
Hartman. Sol. A. Silver, Jas. Mason. 8
?. Wheeler. c. Pink. Robt. Woodward
Third Ward.-John Wood, VIM.
Stratton, B. NC Mannus. NJ. Walch, Geo,
Chrlstman. Walt. Mckee, Lou. Schuck-
ers. VIM. Lonergan, Jr., Jas. Ross, W.
p. Wright, l.. W. Stlwell, b. F. Parker.
Fourth Ward.-Jonas Kipp, Timothy
Roberts, Fred Smith, j. Fl. Metcslf,
Francis Healey, Hon. d. ]. Baker,
John A. Reevee. Capt. Jas. Mckinney,
j. G. Sullivan, NJ. D., w. K. Hawkins,
N. Dugan, Thos. Morgan, 4
Fifth Ward.-W. II. Morris. Chas.
Lancaster. Prof. Gus hummer, George
Wilson, Frank Fields. 4
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ceipts are good aud stocks sople, Sales
noted were
80 bbls. Good Family On
800 Various Grades on
orders ......... ........ 4 b,sa6 %
200 Various Grades on
ordcrs.......,...,,,... . 0O@s rs
W A......,.. ,".."."...... 4 20
ITO " Various Grades on
ofutr".".'..".. ....... 4 zoos 20
100 " Various Grades on
.oo 9rders"....,,.,,......,,,. 4 25@s 80
800 " Various Grades on
orders................... 4 95G6 80
light and supply limited Yellow and
mixed are in far supply and quiet. Sale
we're: car choice white in sucks 45c; 3
cars yellow in hulk 37c; cara white In
sacks 4lc.
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HAY.

Receipts have been more liberal and
the market ia now fairly supplied. There
10 liberal demand Tor choice at Sl2.
common and low grade hay is in good
supply and light demand. Sales report.
ed were car red top, 50; car choice
Timothy. $l2; 2 cars red top, S. 5O@
~ 20; cars good mixed, $lI.
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JonN @. HARMAN, Agen

Sol. A. SILVER, Auctioneer.
CAIRO, ILL.,, January p, 1873. 2l.dtd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

EVERYBODY wears 4 cane now.
LIoHrSISo bugs are on the wing.
STRAWBERRIES are getting too cheap
to be good.
HOSE business Ia /. to sprinkle the
streets, anyhoWf
CIRCUIT COURT has adjourned until
Saturday morning.
Two release deeds and one deed In fee
recorded yesterday.
THOSE gentle zepbyrs yesterday were
decidedly cool for June.
THE Leasure Boat Club Is making
preparations for a picnic and regatta.
The Grand Grove Of West Virginia,
U. A. o. D., will meet in this city to-day.
The English Lutheran Mission Sab.
bath School excurts 10 MRhan's Grove
to day.
TIE Municipal Court yesterday ad.
iourned until Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
TIE Council COMMITTEES on Water
Works and Health meet at the City
Building tonight.
TIE prisoners confined in the city
prison have presented Officer Mahoney
with an ebony club.
NOBODY has as yet reported as to the
effect Of the late frost upon the crop Of
early spring chickens.
AT the session Of the Circuit Cour. next
Saturday, opinions will be rendered and
motions for new trials heard.
TWELVE moving machines have been
shipped to tue country by Messrs. Cover,
Luke & Co, already this week.
The military companies Of the city are
arranging for a grand picnic at Glenn'G
Run Grove IN the Fourth Of July.
The students Of the Faitmont Normal
School have caught the military fever,
and propose to organize a company.
The military escort which accompanied
Sergeant Campbella remains to Waynes-
burg returned to the city yesterday morn.
ing.
DIXON ]. MCCORMICK, a boiler at the
Upper Riverside Mil, yesterday fell upon
a cfnder pile and cut his head quite so.
yerely.
THE small boys in the eastern part Of
the city are being very closely watched
by the yigilant policemen to prevent their
bathing In public places during daylight.
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River 8 feet and falling. Weather
clear and bright, with cold winds from
the northwest.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at 101 o'clock.
The local packets were on hand as
usual. Business light.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, passed down last night.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, passed up at 4 o'clock this
morning.
The 4bnsr o,Neal will leave for Pitts
burgh at 7 o'clock.
The Courier will be this days packet
for Parkersburg at 10Y o'clock.
The mountain steamer Eclipse left
Pittsburgh for ST. Louis yesterday even
ing at 4 o'clock, and will be due here at
an early hour this morning. She gets 70
cents per 100 on freight to Yankton.
The Old Reliable Wharfboat is taking
on q patent roof, her canvass roof having
been irreparably damaged BY the late
hail storm.
The Portsmouth Times says: Captain
Little Is loading two barges with cinder
from the Gaylord rolling mill, which he
will low to wheeling win .ne briliian''
10y 3eesrap0,1
PrrrsBuReH, June . ieet
inches and stationary. weather clear
and pleasant
Crsc1SsAr1, June 5:-River 10 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cool and
clear. Arrived-Stockdale, fittspurghi
Alice, st. Louis; Chas: Morgan, New VI.
leans. Departed Aiise, pittsou[gn;
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Buy your Millinery at speyer Bros.

GLORIOUS NEws.-John Roemer, Nos
2,019 and 2,02l Main street, is receiving
choice and brilliant patterns Of Carpet
from loo to 81.
50 different Patterns Of Wall Paper
from Q to 10c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from s to &c.
200 pieces Of Muslins from 8 10 10c.
Our 5.cent Counter is loaded with 500
different choice and useful articles
worth ten times their cost.
500 Umbrellas and Parasols for 12ic
Also an overwhelming stock Of Dress
Goods at unprecedented low prices. HiH
motto Is, "rhey must be sold"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

TIE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS. -
Messrs. WILKINSON, Browse and Ran.
dolph, who were selected by the Board oil
Public Works to assess railroad property
10 this State, were qualified at the Capt..
tai yesterday, and immediately entered
upon the discharge OF their duties. It Is
their intention 10 at nee proceed to
Martinsburg and view the Martinsburg &
Potomac railroad. The Laurel Fork
and Sand Hill, and the Harrisyille and
Pennsboro lines, will also be viewed by
the Commissioners before their return to
the capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

WEDDING AT ST. ALPHoNsus.-Yester
day afternoon q wedding took place 1t
St.. Alphonsus Church, the contracting
parties being Mr.. John ]. Smith and Miss
Louisa Neider. The attendants were
Mr.. Joseph Smith and Miss Lizzie Tru-
schell. Rev. Father Kreusch performed
the ceremony. A reception was given the
bridal party at the residence Of Mr.. ],
Smith, No. 19l 18Th street, where Cock
ayne's orchestra wa. in attendance. Many
handsome presents were received by the
bride and groom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

LIVER Is RIS0.-The Liver Is the impe'
rial organ OF the whole human system, a
It controls the life, health and happiness
Of man. When It IL disturbed In lis proper
action, all kinds Of ailments are the natu'
raj result. The digestion Of food, the
movements Of the heart and blood, the
action OF the brain and nervous system,
are oil Immediately connected with the
workings OF the Liver. It has been sue.
cesslully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequAlled In curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, aud all The numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition Of
the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles TO
Try, 10 cents. Positively sold 10 all towns
on the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove tina. II Is Just what you want.
eodAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

PERSONAL PoHrs-Min Ida BArthol.
omew, an accomplished young lady Of
Bridgeport, left on Monday morning on
o protracted visit 10 friends in Pitts
Messrs. Randolph and Browse, Bail.
road Commissioner, arrived In the city
Hon. Caleb Bogss.., of olatk.burg, /.
judges okey johnson, A. F. Raymond,
7. O. Green and G. F. 7. Moore, Of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, are at the 81,
James Hotel.
Father Reynolds has donated an ele-
CANT copy Of Shakespeare to the Sisters
Of 81. Joseph for their Orphans Festival.
Mr.. q. B. Miller, Fish Commissioner,
contemplAtes making q trip through the
mountain counties otthis State during the
summer, for the purpose Of examining
the fishing advantages Of the mountain
streams.
Louis Felsing, the we'll known oars
man, has become q member Of the Nail
City Boat Club.
Gov. Mathews was expected to return
to the city last evening.
Gen. Sprigg, who has been spending a
few days with friends 10 our city, yester-
day returned TO his home In Moore6eld.
August LeWedug celebrated bis birth.
day BY q party at his fathers residence
on SD street last evening. Music and
mirth prevailed.
Mr.. Will a.. Chapman left yesterday
on a trip down the Ohio.
Mrs. ]. Faulkner, Of Allegheny City,
Pa, who has been the CUES Of Mrs, Mary
Bender, Of this city, for q few days past,
returns 10 her home tomorrow.
W. L. Batson, the North Wheeling gro-
Ger, Is confined to his bed by serious i'll.
ness.
Henry Lapgkamp, Of Pittsburgh, who
has been sojourning in u city for the
past week, returned home yesterday.
Pedanto, the s~eronant, who came here
TO Ego up in a balloon, boys" at n Of the
summer gardens, returned home yester.
day without fulfilling his engagement,
owing to a Misunderstanding with the
management as 10 terms.
Judge R. P. Ranney, Of Cleveland. a
prominent Ohio politician, Is at the Nc.
Lure.
Lou. A. K. wiDans, OF the Pittsburgh
Leader, autographed at the Mcclure last
night.
Mr.. Andrew ]. Long, the we'll known
boss stonemason, returned home, last
evening. from a visit 10 his brother.in-
law. In St Louis.
Mr.. Anton Reymann left for New York
last evening, on business.
Mr.. S. R0edclheim, Of the firm OF Ad-
Ter & Roedelheim, Wholesale liquor deal
or, Pittsburgh, il at the Stamm House.
Bishop KAin arrived home yesterday
morning, after an absence Of six weeks,
during which time he has been travelling
through his diocese. He looks as II the
trip did him good.
Mr.. G. r. Behler leaves tomorrow for
Indianapolis, Ind, as a delegate to the
German Catholic Union Of the United
States, which holds It's twenty-third an
nual session in that city next week. The
session will commence on the 9th and
continue for Eve days. Delegates will be
present from every State in the Union.
There Is some prospect OF the Union
holding It's next annual session in this
city, as Wheeling gave way to Indianap'
oils last year with the understanding that
the preference should be given her at the
present session.
Mr.. John Smith and bride have our
thanks for a kind remembrance Of their
wedding festivities. May Father Time
deal gently with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

COMMENCEMENT WEEK-The order Of
exercises for commencement week at the
Female College will be as follows: Thurs.
day and Friday, examinations in the DIFF.
ferent departments Of the College; Sunday
evening, baecalsureate sermon by Rev. A.
@. George, D. D. Monday, examination
Of the graduating class, and annual busl-
ness meeting Of the AlumnR; Tuesday
evening, Commencement Concert in Col
lego Hall; Wednesday evening, Com,
mencement# In Washington Hall; Thurs
day evening, Presidents Levee.
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A YOUNG woman who gave her name
a Harris called at the City S~ergeants
Office yesterday and told a pitiiul tale,
She said that her home was In Frederick
county, Md, and that abe came to this
city BY invitation Of her uncle and aunt,
who represented that she could obtain a
situation without trouble, Alter being
here for some time, unable to find EN-.
pIoymeut her relatives returned to Mary.
land, leaving her behind pennies. She
was sent to the Clerk oil the Board oil
CommIsalonern for relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-06

SICK AND APPLIcrRD.-Tn order that all
may test the great virtues Of Dr.. swaynes,
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes q single rs cent bottle will
cure q recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver conn
plant, and enricheS and puriiies the blood,
giving tone and strength TO the entire sys-
TEN.
II deem Il my duty to tell the world what
DIR. swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. Ihad 8 violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks Of hemor.
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. lam
now cured, asound and hearty man. Ed.
ward q. Hanson, engineer at Sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
still remain q healthy man" Sold by Drug.
gists. Trial bottles 25 cents. Large size
81 On. Logan, List 4 Co., Wholesale
Agents. d&w