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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Tho Greateet Dlscevery q the Ago I
Tobias celebrated vensan Ltnimenti 50 ysars befois
tho public and wsrranssd tooute Dasfrhss Dyssntep
Colic and Spa ms, taken intsru and Oeoup Chr
Rheumatism eore Threats. Cuts Bruises, Old 6oroAj
and Pains ia the hnbs BACK, and Ohsst Sx,ernaliy.
It has failed. No family viii be without
after giving 1t sfsir trial. Price. 40 oentG On
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINLMENT, Ia Pint
Bottles Ut Ono Dollar. 10 warranted superior to any
ot.f, 81 no fKY Tor the cure Of deis aats, Bruises
Ola sotts, sSe. ssidb Ill
Place, New YoFk.49xa ga r. haGgHaSF aat &.
E1.al&aR 7agsf 3sf StauoH !i2saI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Parsons P,nygatt,v Phi: are a priceless boon
at0thes peopleso the South and Southwest.
They effectually prevent fever and ague and
all malarious diseases. and cost only q. cents
box. 10 G8x al alts .s2,g:E INV etfS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

The horrors Of war are nothing to the hor-,
rors Of Neuralgia. r Immediate relief may be
had by bathing the head with Johnsons 4eo.'
dyne Lininaent and snufing it up the nostrils.s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Accidents vii. happen. ind It is best to be
always prepared for them. Sufferers from
Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Bruises and
Sprains, win find immediate relief In the use
of GRAoE's SAIvE, ,whidhl also cures old Sores,
Felons, Cornes, Ulcers, &c. ar ....,~ .tN !.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Burnett'e Cocosine is the best and cheapest
81 air Dressing in the world. 1t kills dandruff,
allays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth of the Hair.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

At this season OF year system 10 liable
. h.con,a diso-dered from tn insufficient efforts of
~. liver discharge the of bile nature is
ne assisted in her efforts, bilious attacks or
snfferng, and Death A little timely prec sutton.
however, will prevent al this and may be found in thn
1svorite household remedy
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
CHEW
The Celebrated 1t
; -, ."Matchless
Wood Tag Plug
"a. 80 TOBACCO. q. il,
THl PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago.
Remenaber.Thle

- - >Remember Thla. -. ,.i,.. VI
That when, you buy a can of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER you take no chances, for it is war
ranted absolutely pure. full strength and full
weight, and'it cannot fail, If properly used, to
suits; not only in biscuits, rolls, mullins and
fancy cakes, but in all kinds Of batter griddle
cakes as well. ". ....a L l,..n.t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
.gRACESS ".SALVE..

.JoNzsv1111, Mich. De. q. ls7..Mee.vs Eowlss:
IoenSSo 90 cents for Two boxes OF 0f4o<D SaIvo.
han had two and hsve Nod them on An nicer o. nv
'10ot, aud Il u kln0at wsll.t Respectfully yours,
- - O. j. VAN Mass, Il
Pdee - osAts boz st Al draeEiets q sent b. 1ail
IOvVkDA SONS, - Harrison Ave-, Boston! Man.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11
Y Aeov : Gales $50,

Five Tons, delivered, freight paid, No money asked
till tested All iron. brass and STEEL Send for free
Circular.
JONES OF BINGHAMTON, Binghamton, n. 7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

, When writing to Advertisers please Sly yop
saw the Advertisement ip this paper.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

mt hovo tho rnonav nou IN m m
S 9th tt viii III he all can m0@ d n 81 Keen
from han rnntcv. mvse1fv - ;
mn.s ca-h!a ~. ",,o.,,a eao g.. ia
buaban9 4h;s 1va ss;d - sa'
ms nsa araat M, nns;1;t1 .cc ST. s snd
~, WILL !W.,,i ~ az - 800 49,
lnannet ssl' ~ .s's,. LIZ 1:491o
s s3 1oS ~, w net o own daar
W wi hsrs ~ o,,r - way ''"'
Va ..i,.s ia ~ 1o,, ~ go,,, con.;d
~ vYliysu - wv ~ YOU ..,,t eon5 hea
eleTon, mea. 80 ~ ou ~, ALL a.
eng notse = eEms = .aV - s sn1' az Az
o u sia ), 49, 49, e ~: 4 {. .. =: ~ ;
$500, y s ~ ], 4. !, IS
az ~ ~ Il e. =. ;,r,;t,,1 ~ Z,
= go, tsa,n ', ~ s. n
So, q MSas 49,, 30, 49,.
4 - ~. 3 49, &. ]
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

"Not half an hour" cried Barbara,
flnging away her hat, and splashing her
face with cool water out of the bucket
Has he come, PIillis?"
'De com pany young man, ;miss2" said
Ph;llts. 4 mo, he Amt. 9 An Miss isette
she's a-scoldin' cause you amt ben to Or
range de roses for de big bokay in the
middle, ob de table; an Miss Maude she
done cant fix. her hair to suit her; an
OARS de missus calm now. Run, Miss
Barby, rum " -. ...., ,I,'%' :. ~
"There, mamma, 1 told: you sop said
Miss Maude Wylde, the intellectual;
member OF. the family, :. 1T will be an in
eopyeaient eypVd il BsrbafaSScomee TO the
table,
= Let her watt said L,sette, screnely.s
%" But I won't wait!'' flashed out Bar
bara, her, blue eyes glittering with in
dignation. "After arranging the, roses
and gathering the wild strawberries, and
-Mamma,y is it right to keep me in the
back kitchen all my days2'' ar
"My dear |! MY dearl" demonstrated
Mrs Wylde, "you are forgetting your
self" ----~- I, ~,--.. .yI..
10 "And /, do so want to see Captain
severn ll'''l 5|addea IB,tbars,I Il |rssolately
sb9k,a {bt $SE1 Rig s9'' which rose
"What inonsense!'n said sLisette, the
dove. eyed beauty with the ripping hair
and the, copple4lop~ Of rose and snow.
As if eap1aih sr | 4 even lobk
at yopN wrs- "''''
b1<BatI may hSkss1 him; r1spbosea"
cried Indignant Barbara. And I'm six.
teen years ole, and you've no right to
treat me Ikea baby" m
"Childrre,n! children! don't4 get u
qparrelling,r said Mrs. Wylde. And
|. Barbara cab sit Just there behind the tea
urn, and dare say we shall have plenty
of room.'' il
ID aTherep,, said Barbara, & with q til.
umpbant grlmace at her sister. ~ =
ksg;.t Horrid little, spoiled chilaR said
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

- - from the Minneap olis papers,
To THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOIIS.--Ou, e.::
Rnrsfsr IA mch that We are not afrad tell you that
Il is the Blood sss'cees OF The ;'sss
has given such universal satisfact As is Eviu etc
day For Catsrrh, Kidney and UTtnsry Diseases; r.
the statement Of DR. Halliday that it has no equal
OROSSMAN PLUMMEH. Druggists Minneapolis
Hrve you weak sore ey s. caused by .'atarrh or
some Scrofulous Disease? n!ou haze lose 10 tine
Pur fer and your eyes will bsco all right Lry 1T
and sou will be surprised At the result or hlndne7
Complaint Female Weaknesses, and Nervous Debll.
has equal in the civilized woFia: A. th nss
49, Black lord Agent " is blown In the back OF every
bottle AS your druggist for it. ana ne 69es n2t
FORD. 81 Wabsshaw street: st: Paul General Agen
NOVES BROS / CUTLER. wholesale Agents. st
Paul. ....A 49, - :. = -
l. n. d ~ IT., No. rs.
1 When. writing to Advertisers please SLY YGp
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

sfF:EiM tsit.aA #*sssss ria@
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

-
there was maiden meditation, fancy
Free any where it lies in the brown eyes
Of our 'Rosealie." f.. - .:.'''i .
=! By this time we had reached the i'm
posing portal of Blacks house. and we're
soon .ushered into. the presence Of the
satin, damask and ebony. Blacks chill
dren were none of them grown, but were
precocious enough to take the lead in
conversation; and we sat for whole
mortal hour and listened to the eldest girl
hammer out upon the piano what Mrs.
Black called a '.reverie."' was glad
when. Black took me into his library.
i But q goodly quantity of poision was
infused into Sally's system and mine be:
fore we left the big luxurious house, and
we went home together as changed as il
touched by the rod Of an enchanter
: n "Dear mer' said Sally, "what' little
tubby hole this is! declare Its quite
like baby house!' - '>.,,.', :5H :,1
= ts.1'd like to have alibrary like Blacks
said j, taking up the refrain. sits nice
to have room, Il continued to Bob White,
II t.where q man can take his friends. II
d - puld sbe far pleasanter, tor instance, il
,. you and / could. have our game Of crib
bage without the continual gable 81
u =" lob, T don't think so,'' said Bob ~
don't think 10 at alE.@ sai45o9' >'it3.13 :.
Il The had looked over ct Resale and
, .blushed ingenuously The color deepened
in Rosaaie's cheeks till ii went far ahead
r OF, the crimson iu Black q satin, damasl
=. .uphQ lsterv, and q shy CLEAN shot from
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-07-11

Price 81 90 Sol nv II druertsts
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
KUYKENDALL'S CANDIDACY.

We admire him. He is one Of tie best
fellows in the world Rough and tngh, a
regular political Joe Bagstock, he /: to the
Republican party Of Southern Illinois a
bright and shining light-in himself al
most an entire lighthouse Without
malice. he dislikcs the Democrats party,
and without heat is Republican,
With no intention OF offending
the Queen, he abuses her English in
most shameful manner; and, although he
never knew Lindlcy Murray, he sandalizes
him by evei -; sentence he writes or speaks
His name is Kuykendall-his list name,
His initials are A, J.-prcsumed to st9rd
Dor Andrew Jackson, whose character he is
.said 70 admire and not understand. He has
consented $50 we are informed) to be
candidate for the State Senate in the Pr
aski county G'stiict; and ut is add will
make brilliant canvass if the Republicans
nominate him, We hope they vii. They
ought to. He will enlighten then hy his
cloQuence aud add spiciness to he cam
pa',, \. Ifhc should be elected land we
hope he will not beJ he will adornthc SEN
ate, in vi ch he earned j." grcatst repu-
tuiop for common sense and bad grammar
Although he wiz vote wrong on every pc
'iical question, he will stand by he inter
csts of f.. pt and labor for the 'eneht OF
his,onstituents. If we cannot haze a Dem
ocrat. give Us Kuyk.', in preference TO any
other Radical.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
COURTHOUSE NOTES.
Yesterdays Pickings Matters Strictly Legal and
Others Not so Much So
The sale of dclinuucnt lots CONTINUES

Yesterdays Pckings Matters Strictly Legal and
Others Not so Much SO
The sale of delinquent lots continues.
Deputy Sheriff Hodges starts for the
rural districts again on Saturday, to sell
some property under execution.
Judge Yocum, sitting as probate Judge,
yesterday entered judgment in the matter
of John B. Phillis, administrator of the
estate of William II Schofeld. An appeal
was taken.
The recent action Of the county board
asking the people to file protests in case of
objection to the proposed change in pre-.
cincts is based upon the action of voters in
Clear Creek precinct, who pray for its divs-
ION on the ground that it is too large.
The filling Of the courthouse yard
for which the County Board has invited
bids, is to secure proper drainage A. it
now is, after hcayY rain, water settles il
spots all over the yard and apart from the
unhealthinc's produced by these stagnating
pools, very disagrccable impression is
made by their appearance.
The Hunters Club is an organization
composed mostly OF courthouse officials
who pride themselves upon the accuracy Of
their aim and their icaressness in the
chase. They have recently built hunting
headquarters on the banks of the classic
Cache, where the slaughtered bear buffalo,
deer and coon are haule, in and prepared
for the large wholesale markets Of thu
country. A stranger listening to collcc-
ton of these court-hous hunters rcciting
taeir exploits would imagine that Mike
Pink had come back to lifp. and was du-
plieatcd in the persons OF each Of the mar.
ra,orS. II they can average a squirrel
apiece, in a fourteen hours hunt through
woods that are full Of them, they will surprise
those who have an acquaintance with their
workmanship
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19

ITur.day'. Tran-,,iou. of ill., T,ro,al4r. Er,jIIc,
otAcs Doins- anil saying Of the Red Rbboni,c-,!
The W CT. |. met yesterday after
noon
,u
Tue c'of' " nave IT. Hey'l"!'s mere
the coming fall is being vigorously talked
no, and the lade. are takiuo oreat in,cres,
IN the movement
The sociable at the rooms of the club las,
night was well attended. At an early hour
the reading room, began to ill M, and after
an hour or 50 spent in conversation. mum,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19

certain taxes, IN n very energetic way, and
proceeded to relate the primary and pre-
dominating cause Of their unhappiness.
As Mrs. Gordon, since she became aware
Of the real nature Of the doctors com
plant as filed in court, has expressed u
determination to have the advice Of legal
counselor. The BULLETIN refrains from
giving publicity to this portion of the most
important part Of the interview. There
can be no harm, however, in intimating
that jealousy is at the bottom of it, and
whether Mrs. Gordon is right in her belief
or not, is question which will be deter
mined by the court As the lady relates
il, she certainly makes out very
strong case, and believes conscicn-
tiously every word she says.
Throughout the interview she was much
affected, but told her story in "A plain
sensible way, and, in conclusion spoke
OF the doctor bcing there during the day re-
moving what was in the house Of his per-
sonal effects, She also said he was very
much distressed, even unto tears at their
separation. While she regretted, mostly for
the sake Of her children, what had occur
red, she knew that continuance of things
as she described them would be intolerablc.
and experienced certain sense of relief in
knowing they were at an end.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
THE MAN WITH THE CIGAR.

[prama,is Personnel, h, Reed, II NJ Mann, Johr
Reeve. Scenes southwest corner OF the Court
house, Spectatorr-A band OF lioodlumr ana !
BULLETIN Reporter
J. B. Reed addressing Reeve and point
ing to Nann)--John, the old gentleman
thinks rs you do about Grant,
Reeve-You bet.
Nann--How's that
Reeve-Why, that the man with the clga
will get there, next time,
Mann Shaking his head and stroking hi
chin)-Well. | ain't so sure about that,
Reed--Oh, yes; we'll take Grant, and Il
Democrats will hayc to take Hayes.
Astonishment among the hoodlums .
Bystandcr (Democrat)-!I--ll. +
Reeve--You bet.
Bystander-Oh, did you hear about til
divor--
Mann--Wcll; --- --; that make
forty times I've been asked that questio
in the last hour
And then the party forgot all about poll
tics and plunged into "A discussion of tn
duties of man under certain trying domcs
tic circumstances.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
COMMONLY CALLED A GOBLET

IThc Case Of Gordon Va. Gordon Born OF Little
Glass Tumblcr--Bill died In Chanccry Yesterday
by DR., Gordon for Diyorce-Alrs, Gordon's State,
mrnt,l
Shortly after noon yesterday the rumor
was current upon the streets that bill had
been filed in chanceY for divorce by DR..
Gordon, through his attorney, Judge John
II. Mulkey OF course the rumor was not
long in assuming all shapes, and no two
4 2Gnppid2GSerA 70 bava the same. version of
make America temperate in her cps
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
DRY GOODS. ETC.
GOLDSTlNE a
ROSENWATER.

The largest " holesale and retail Dry
Gsc1lS and Clothing House in bis City:
are receiving new Goods daily and are
Offering great bargains in the most hand
s00e lines of CARPETS. OIL CL0T HS
AMI AATTINGS: silks Cashmcres Bon
rerees, and great many other new
tyl.s of Dress Goods. Fans, Etc.. in
tacr in every department Of their bust
ne~.. they cordially invite the public
v call and see their stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
COMMUNISM AT CHICAGO.

During the past two months the daily
press Of Chicago have been 7dustious IN an
ctior, to alarm the public byan cutlery
sca + communism. The TINES and Tri-
bun have repeatedly declared tat the adj
yocAte, ofcommr SIN were preparing toen-
cage in bloody business-that ucy intend
ed to butcher all whor used tchow before
the red hag and to apply the orch to the
bus ,cos palaces of 'he Lake
City. The citizens became alarmed, and'
militia companies We're held il readiness fore
instant action. The police too, became
yigilsnt; and to such an extent did they"
carry their vigilance that thy broke up thu
public meeting OF the National Grcenbacl
! mcn--a congregation OF Bates idiots. HNt
when it was P"1oUHced that, on last Tues,
dav, the Communists would enjoy process,
sion and picnic, the press declared thai
ON that day the outrageous men would riOi
and muylcland burn and steal. But al thcSl
predictions were untulfllcd 10y the events oi
Tuesday at Chicago. 4 number OF .ade'
Union, Termed procession in 4 mo,I
ucaceablc marocr and proceeded to >
! ..., .I.,.... ..,,l ,l,.r.. uir .uirp1 in upiC,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19

THE safest and most reliable remedy tc
the usual diseases of the baby is DR.. Bull
Baby Syrup, 1t contains nothing injuriou
Price % cents a bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19

- ASTONISHING FACT \ large prop
,ion Of the American people aEr ,o-dAy 81
tcrng from the effects of Dyspepsia
di.ordrrrd liver Tn, result NJ tnusedlNea
upou the masses Of in,elligcn, and Va'u"i
proplc i more alarming, making NE &c
uIy a burden instead Of "A pcl-antcN'Ne'
,r rniuymcn, and usefulness, There II
Good reason for this, if you will only TIN
,,.,!....,.r..,,,I,a,.a4. skanliulslu slahcs
broken of IT, one one occasion he grabbed
me, and catching my finger in h's mouth
hilit showing the bitten finger 20 the re-
porter. li' was constantly in the habit Of
throwing his CORNER wife up to me, saving
'ho Ma, morr oI lady than was, and
making some N,rl oAiou, comparisons On
another occasion asked him 60 buy me- n
pair Of cut buttons and he replied by say.
ing tina, he had ma one to steal from Cga,n
abiding 60 Mr. lorWnnnD and That Nv
coul2 Not aifnri to indulkcin such expenses
Mrs. Gordon then reviewed the doctors
conduct IN thc expenses 81 the household
and hi. plgdUct about the payment oi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
The Only Daily in Southern Illinois.
LOCAL REPORT.
SIGNAL OFpIcE,
personal POINTS.

lPcrccrinations OF Peripa,s,c People .. Cairo A
=. Home and Abroad, VIA 05hsc Item. Concern
ing individuals
Mr. Vim. Klugc left for Europe yes,er
day morning
Mr., John Parker, OF Unity. WAS in the
city yesterdays
Miss Gertie NJ. Ball Of L. Rose. thi.
state, is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. q. W.
Chellet.
Mrs. f. Krauth and child lett the city
yesterday morning for Indianapolis. They
will be absent during the summer.
Mrs. 5. A. Barber amt daughter. Miss
Pearl, left this morningfar Nashville. Taun..
their former home, 10 spend the summer
Mr.. John Gates Is At home after liH
arduous labors a. q Granger, he looks we'll.
He talks crops ali weather wirh the klcili-
ty and glibness OF ! man who newer Jaw a
town, He carries his hly.seed in hi.
pocket.
Parties leaving the city for a summer
vacation can have The DAILY BULLETIN
regularly mailed to their address. for one
dollar per month The weekly for twenty
cents per month. No family should be
without it,
Mr.. Tiechman has returned. MAYOR
Winter requests us to state that in this case
the scriptura prophecy has been fulfilled
"The lost shall be found" We disclaim
all responsibility for the authority or cor
rectness Of the quotation.
Mr.. Geo. S, Pidgeon writes from
Omaha, under recent date, that he would
start IN few days for San Francisco and
Is by this time doubtless on his Journey
thither From there he will make tour
through Southern California, returning to
Cairo in the Fall.
Mr.. Philip G, Barclay, son Of Mr. p, W.
Barclay, is expected home from Chester on
Saturday next. In an account Of the COM
mencement exercises at the Pennsyl-
vania Military Academy at Chester, on
the 18Th inst. printed in the Philadelphia
PdbliC Ledger We learn that this Young
gentlemen acquitted himself with high
honors lie delivered an interesting adj.
dress, taking for his subject "Kismct," the
Turkish word for fate. In it he took the
position that Man is the maker Of his own
future, and Kismet j. not written for him.
save as his hand and heart shape his own
destiny" Mr. VIM, J, Wilcox, son of Mr.
Jewett Wilcox, delivered an Grafton ON the
same occasion entitled $50 MAY Ii Be-"
He related a German legend, on which he
based the arglmrn, OF hi, address, Tn,
effort was highly praised, At the concm
sion Of the gmS a,ing exercises, diploma,
were awarded the voting gentlemen. AND
they received II" delrr. Of Civil Engineer
TnEREi, something peculiarly and ,ut
icringly suggestive in the word Boil
Many suffer with mi, exhibition Of bA
blood which disgtiurc, the person and an
noys attendants and a.spciotcs when the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.

Tuesday Transactions Of the rcctOsal"rs. Beside
otAor Doing- AMI saying OF the Red Ri1bOnitc- !
The ". CT [. met yesterday after
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-19

Al q mot 'og at Alto Pas Jny' 'l
county, Of the fruit growers OF that ."ru,
and representatives, Of the Chicago ~
Alton r,d Cairo aud ST Louis rMIro
comp,pics it was arranged that q trn
train under 'hc Joint management Of Il
Two roads should b" rrH from Alto Pass
Chicago. the cost per car Of 'rny The"
sand pounds To bc $50 -.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Thr1tr, IouIuuc,

Tho benefit t2ntrIcd the yellow fever suf.
fcrer. by the Managers OF the Theatre ComiQue
takes place Tonight, and our citizens should
See to Il that q handsome sum is realized. In
addition ~ thc regular company host Of
voluntcus have rendered their services aud ii
Is p,uposrd to III .I:o tho Affair grand success.
The management have. donated tho theatre,
anI as the performer, viii rivo their fcst
skrtchc. ,rcg, il bchCov,.- th public gunually
to See that stauling-ro0m viii be at II premium
nl tho CpmlquC Tonight. Tickets eau be ob.
ttucd of the following gentlemen George W.
Cochran * 90, cigar dealers, Pennsylvania
Uvrnup near Twelfth street northwest Eli, y
G." - muslC.storc j. W. Drew, druggist, CormuI
Of Smith -trvct aud pcun,ylvania avenue VI.
GrldstcIns. undcr tue Metropolitan Hotel
William bick,on's real estate office, on Four
uul.a. half trcCt; the kiGS' House and Ollloy
* Co., bumkcrs, corner of Fiftunlth and
streets. Mrssrs 4. y. Lakcman and Irwin
Mulic4u will attoml TO selling tickets ia the
CVmm ,,Uuer1' Office in the Morrison building