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, 1878-03-23
SQUIRREL SCALPS /!

NOTICE-In accordance with an act, au,
N thorizing the County Commissioners OF
the several Counties of the Territory to oner q
bounty for the scalps of
SQUIRRELS, RABBITS AND SAGE kAfs'
approved October so, 1871, it was ordered by
the County Commissioners of NaIa "aiia
County, at their regular meeting IN Febreary'
1873, .ha. bounty Of two ~ cents be Paid Tor
the scaips Of all Squirrels killed wltnlh Tie
limits Of said County
For further particulars and information
publish herewith section > of the above act
whenever any person shall have any squlrrei,
sage rat or rabbit scaips upon which they with
to obtain bounty they shall present the same
to the county auditor, whose duty IL SEAL lie
to examine them and ascertain II they nave
both ears upon them, and such person shall also
present 10 said auditor bill verified by aildi-
Wit that the squirrels, rabbits or sage rats from
which the scal,,s presented are obtained were
killed within the county and that 1t is just and
correct said bill shall be aulited b. the coun-
ty auditor and presented to the board ot coan-
ty commissioners whose duty it shall be to or
der the same paid out of the county treasury
in Ike hammer rs other claims against the
| county
! Now. |, Thns P Page. County Auditor o;
| Walla Walia County, give notice that VIII
receive all scalps and audit all accounts as pro
vided in the foregoing act on Saturday, the 5oth
day Of March, 1878, and on Tuesday, the 10Th
| day of April, 1873. All persons taking sealps
will govern themselves accordingly. l32m
, 1878-03-23

REGISTRATION OF MAIL PACKAGES.-
We read that the postmaster general will
probably recommend to congress the fol
lowing method for registration of mail
packages. He proposes that the govern
ment shall Issue printed forms OF receipts
for letters, about three inches long and
two inches wide; that they be put up in
the form of books, perforated at one end
so that they may be easily removed, and
gummed on the back of one end ST. that
they may be reatrached either 10 the origi-
nal book or 10 the pages. he suggests, can
be sold by the postotiice department. at
the rate Of two cents When any person
makes up his mail 10 be sent 70 the post
office, the plan is that a copy Of the adj
dress OF the letter shall be written upon
one Of these blanks and sent 10 the post
Office with the letter itself. When these
are HANDED TO the postofiice clerk he would
be required 10 stamp the receipt and re-
turn it, hut would make no mark from
the letter itself not now required for can
collation. and date The receipts. with
the post"ffice stamp, could he preserved.
and would be evidence that the letters or
packages with which they corresponded
had been deposited in the postoffice.
, 1878-03-23
Notice for Distribution.
IERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, &C
County Of Walla Walla-

TERRITORY OF NAShINGioN, Sc
County Of Walla Walla
IN pP0R4TE-Ta the matter Of the Estate Of
MARGARET JOHNSTON, Deceased
E,ITATION ON reading and tllng the pc
\ J tition Of MICHAEL KINNEY, Exec
ut,- Of the Estate of MARGARET JOHN
SION. deceased. setting forth that he has filed
his final account as such Executor IN the mat
t.r nf said Estate, AMI that the same has been
dolly audited. allowed and confirmed, and that
\ ;,rttion OF said Estate remains To be divided
among .h- heirs OF sid deceased. and praying
among other things Tor an order OF distribution
nf the resi,Iue al said Estate among the persons
thercuntO entitled.
Il is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the Estate OF the said MARGARET JOIN
Sr0N, deceased. De and appear before tie
Probat. Court o: said county Of Waila Waila,
on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of April, A; ID.
1873. at the hour Of o'clock, 2. II. OF said day,
then and there II show cause why an order Of
distribution shouii not be made Of the residue
of said Estate among the heirs OF the sad
MARGARET JOHNSTON. deceased accord
in. to Law. it is ordered further, that service
cf this citation De made on AL persons interes-
tel in said Estate, by publication OF TINS order
in the Wala Walia SrArE>MaY, a weekly news
paper printed ana published in the city and
county Of Walla Walla, Washington Territory,
FOR four successive weeks prior u said 9th day
OF April, 1873. Dated Walla Walla, w. 7,
March |, 1875. X. GUltHARD,
I34w Probate Judge.
, 1878-03-23
CAUTION

NO PERSON IS AUTHORIZED TO
~ contract debts in my name, and in all
cases where debts are contracted without my
authority payment viii be contested This is
the second time have given notice to this ef-
feet through the columns Of the STATESMAN.
and the notice is again given for the informa-
ton OF all concerned NINEVAH FORD,
Walla Walla, February n, 1878 slim
, 1878-03-23
STOCK AND GRAiiI EARN.

A VALUABLE STOCK AND GRAIN
"a Farm, including 40 acres of good land,
All under fence. Is offered for sale There is on
the place a good bearing orchard, plenty of
ruI.nins water and good well water: good
Dwelling House, Barn, 0uthoases, etc one
hundred and fifty acres of the land under cul-
tivatior- The property is situated fifteen miles
south OF Waila Walla on the Summeryille road,
adjoining the best stock range in the country.
10 person having the requisite means, no
better opportunity can offer 10 saclIre a deSir-
abe claim. Further particulars will be fur
nished on application to w NJ WILLIS, on
the premises. Refer to W. +. kIMBALL. of
the Red Book Store, or to the editor of the
STATESMAN IO1m
, 1878-03-23
TO IOYIEI AND MEN.

TIE only perfect cure, permanent and reliable, for
se,in,i kness, nerv"us debility, lapO,ency. ETC.
worth slGG0 20 the unfortunate y" cuaekery or
deception. The fullest guirantee given.
Ali business strictly conf 'ential
Those who cannot cali III person should write their
NAMES fuiiy-nge, marrie! or single ciuSe symptoms,
dnr non of illress etc. and iaclose 81 to secure ;n
answer
, 1878-03-23
A PROCLAIM ALTON.
RY THE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRIIOk1
OF WASHINGTON,

WHEREAS the Legislative Assembly OF ths
Territory OF Washington by an set approved
the 9th day Of November, A ID. 1s.I, prosluedi
that a special election should be held IN said
Territory. on the 9th day of April, 1915, Tor
the purpose of choosing delegates to aSseinnie
at Wall, Walla, in said Territory, ON the 4 Iith
day of June, 4. d. 1873, to frame a aSt'.te 'oh-
stitItion and -,
WHEREAS it Is further provided in said act,
that delegates to said Convention shall De elec,
ted IN the Territory at Large and III dis'risIs IL
follows:
Three delegates in the Territory at large
One delegate in tn. First Judicial District.
One delegate in the Second Judicial District
One delegate in the Third Judicial DlSIriGL
One delegate in the County of Waila "aiia.
One delegate in the County OF hLng.
One delegate in the Counties CT lhnrs'oh 'hu
Lewis. o
One delegate in the Counties of Clarke, Ska
mania, klickitat and Yakima -.
One delegate in the Counties OF Ce"E'z' i
cifc and Wahkiahum-
One delegate in the Counties OF Pierce, Che-
halls and Mason.
One delegate in the Counties OF Ciallam, isiaho'
jefferson and San Juan.
One delegate in the Counties of kltsap, Sno-
halnish and Whatcom. >.
One delegate in the Counties of Columbia, Ste
vens and Whitman; and
WHEREAS it Is further provided in said act,
| that the Counties Of Idaho, Shoshone and Neg
| Perce, IN the Territory Of Idaho, may be rep
resented in said Convention by one delegate,
who shall have the privilege os the floor, but
shall not be entitled to q vote,
Now, TEEREFoaE, !, ELISHA Z. FERRY
Governor of the Territory of Washington, by
virtue OF the power and authority il ne vested
by SAID let, do hereby can special election TO be
| held in the seyerai Counties in this Territory
on the
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, 4. d. 1873.
! for the purpose of electing the delegates here
! inbefore mentioned The said election To be
conducted and returns thereof made and trans
mitted as is now provided by law IN cases OF
general elections for Delegate to Congress,
! Prosecuting Attorney and members or tht
. Legislative Council Of the Territory And the
said counties OF Idaho, Shoshone and Ne.
/ perce, in the Territory Of Idaho, are requested
to elect the delegate tn said Convention pro
I viIed for in said act, at sucf, time and IN such
! manner Us may be deemed advisable by the
| citizens Of said counties
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the Ter
| [sEAL ritcry to be affixed at Olympia
this 9th day of January, 4. d.,
One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Seventy
! By the Governor, ELISHA z. FERRY.
| y. H. OWlNGS,
Secretary of the TERRITORY. etG
, 1878-03-23

Estate OF JOHN -HURPHY, DeceaSed
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the above
named Estate, To the creditors of, and all per.
sons having claims against said deceased. to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within one Year from the first publication Of
this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence,
on Cottonwood Creek, in Wal!a Wa!la County.
VI. L, or tie same VIII he forever barred.
WM. Il HAMMOND,
L. J. ANDERS, administrator
Attorney for Estate,
Walla Walla, February IL. 1873. Him
, 1878-03-23

GOODS. HL2CH4NDISE, ETC, blC.
From Walu,a 10 Walls Walla----------- - ~ =.
From Wailula to Whitman H
From Whitman to Wnlla Walla-. W
y.r Building Material Agriculturaianma NJ TerniD
cal implements, Lime. Sc, freghte'i to "a'i'S
o. s. y. Co.'S boats at reduce! measurement, III
Freirhted by at the foregoing rates, Oh u J. '
Co Is reductd mrasurement.
, 1878-03-23

A CLERGYMAN startled his fiock a few
Sunday evenings since Ivy telling them.
"Hell is not half SO fnll OF men ard VIC
men as men and women are full Of hell E"
, 1878-03-23

The Central Pacific railroad company
have ordered 10000 tiees, to be set out
along the line Of their road during the
coming season
, 1878-03-23
80 REWARD.

STRAYED FROM JOHN MAN a.
- lON'S, on the Touchet, about IsSN
the sd Of last May, 1877. one eDARKAA
BAY MARE. mo white Isl hands high nine
Years old branded j. n" connected on the
left shoulder. Also, 4 BAY HORSE COLT,
foaled last May. The above reward will be
paid TO any person delivering said horses, or
giving any information as to their whereabouts.
ls-tf JESSIE DRJTMHEILER
, 1878-03-23
OFFICE At THE COURT HoUsE 6tf
DIR. IL. H. PRICES
Homeopathic Dispeasary,
.gSNNASTEs' BUILDING.
First ST., bet. MOrrssun and Ea,nliii,
Portland. Oregon.

CKILLFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
- classes of Diseases No lille pr.tention- np,s-
tar ); no Hi;tern; or experiments; no injurious
drugs bat taieful examination and the mcs reliable
treatment the best remedies approved ty s"ie'ce
and experience, wl,i.ii may You, though dis
eour:.aeu a,:;d hop less.
, 1878-03-23
DOWN SPECIAL RsCEs.

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetable, s.nr "a .
above yer ton measurement 49,
Wool ssy.n dollars p..r ton weirht- b -
each 10 cents.
Wooi, Sand, Stone and 1--we Stock nj aS's
rates up or down, by car load
Fast freight rates s6 per ton, up or oo"''
ceiye-i frurn OF delivered to beats .r.sy
An freiobt mot nel,y.red before P y. on the .,
after it is received at the deIots will be 'ioiri
owner expense and risk r,.,',
And all freight received at depots will be at
risk Of fire mill shipped or delivered 70 5, q.
All bills payable IN gold coin before 'eN''
freight.
, 1878-03-23
Ieeklp Statesman.
SATURDAY MARCH %, 1873.

A Boys DISEASE. Danbury -Nctr'
man describes, In his own peculiar vein-
the phase of disease which IS apt to attack
BOYS in fine weather shortly previous to
thehour of fschool-openiug-adI adISc;:Se which
in maturer years takes t!.' form oi NnE-
day sickness" and IS characterized by It's
singular prevalence ON the Lrs' d"y - TIE
week, and the fact that II atiansttS great
est intensity about the time the FIRST bells
are ringing for church. The youth whcm
il has marked as a victim IS att2ched 10y
simultaneous aches and pains III different
sections of his anatomy. lie moves about
,anoidIy. refuses food, and looks detected
and unhappy. As time advances towards
school hour, his symtoms increase. Hope
and fear conflict IN his bosom Is lie watches
the clock and specuates Is 70 whether the
time vii 60 by without his being started
off TO his round OF daily scholastic drudgeTy.
Every time he hears his mother voice
he is startled When he sees her looking
towards him, he feels his heart sink Win
apprehension Finally a quarter to IS
reached, when he should start, according
to custom One would think he had every
encouragement nov, but he knows that
even at five minutes later he can iuaSe
school by hurry!ng. The Ggony OF the
suspense becomes exquisite. How slowly
the clock moves, The ten minutes are
reached. Not word has been sad to
him about school His mother sees that
he is too III 10 %, and she sympathi2es with
him. Heaven bless her. Dad ever boy
have snch a good, noble mother as this!
Visions Of sunny fields and shady woods
and running streams unfold before him,
stirring the very depths Of his soul, and
filling his eyes with tears OF gladneSs.
"Johni'
Like a great shCck the beautiful pictures
fall away, and he is shot FROM the pinnacle
of hope into the abyss OF despair. There
is no mistaking the Voice
sMercy sakes here you are not ready
for school. Come, start your boots.
Il do not feel well enough to 80 to
school" he whines.
Il guess you amt dying, quite, is the
heartless reply, "and if you AIN t at school
you viii be gallopins over Tie neishbor-
hood. Hurry, tell you"
"But it is almost 9 cock, and Ill be
late" he protests, IL DESPERATION
''i,atc!' She repeats, locking at the
clock. "You have plenty of time; the
clock is nearly quarter uf az hour fast. "
Mercifui heavens, i quarter Of an hour
fast, Bleeding at every pore Of his heart,
stunned by shock which was as terrible
as unexpected, he crawlsinside .! his jacket
and under his hat, and starts on his way
in dazed manner that is pitiful to behold.
, 1878-03-23

OFFICE UIS-Gentlemen, from TO 70 A NJ
AM ilom u 9 p NJ
For Ltiies, from to ) P NJ only 5O-3rn
, 1878-03-23
INFAAszsiEE RENEEiEG.

SureSi and quickest known fOr all private disaaaes
Of 10Th sexes, young and Oh. Tie worst Casts OF
structure an.i chronic vrneieal diseases quickly r.
licTed. No mercury usei
Where fiom bal t-eatment any symptoms remain,
a r,iicl cure shyUli b. sought at once from DIR
PRICE
Travellers supplied with medicine, etc, at short
notice.
, 1878-03-23
Ssf(f.SIEEES.

Diseases of the Eys and Ear, Thrani, L,n7s and
RcGrt, Ljrer and k;daeys, and all Chyonic COIs,iu-
tioual and Blood Diseases.
ASia,d. GIiUrh, Ri'HnriiSrI Neuralgia, ,Fpiaepss
Screfa'G, Piss, DToylSy, Dg.p,FsIa, etc, cuTe'i-
Ladies out of health assured Of prompt reiiCf.
Cancers and Iua,"s;s moved without tie knife.
, 1878-03-23
PASSENGER RATES.
From Wailula 10 Walla .SaIia- :.
From Wsliula 10 whitman =.
From WaIla Wnila 70 Waiiuia !. a
From " hifmIn N To Wallnia a.-.-''- 10
Way Pass, myers, per mile

Norr.-The charges of the Kalla walla 3ss,,-i We" g
O. s. " Co s boats including the busln.ss s4s;ss r.
warding. is 50 cents per ton And on stpn~srird, =
ceived IRON o. S. n. Co.'S boats and to..S .Sip.
cents per ton All dosp freight, for forsAu Iii
ment, not consigned 10 parties at "aiu1 I'D.
turned OYER 10 TIN, 7 ansfer Company u M
ID. S. BAKER,
President W.. W. 4. X. H. III
WAIIA WAILA, November 8. ISL
, 1878-03-23

MOTHERS As DoCToRs Practical moth
ers learn much by their experience with
the little bodies intrusted To their care.
Some of the most common scn5c facts Ill
the physical culture Of these little ones
known to the more experienced mothers
NAV not come amiss to those who have
had but little care Of children The foun
dation must ha well laid to insure healthy
and happy children. The child must be
well slept, We'll aired, well feI and well
bathed Ey thorough understanding
and practice Of thess four simple rules,
much Of the physical. mental and moral
suffering in life would be avoided by par
ents rs well as child Ii a healthy child
land delicate one proanrtionately) is reg
ularly put to bed :.b"~t dark, III Il quiet,
wei-ventiIated, or even cold room, after
a supper Of plain food, 1t will naturally
awake at daybreal; good-uatured, with Il
keen appetite for a wholesome breakfast.
Nutritious, PLAIN food, at regular hours,
and no candy or stimu!autS, and free bath
ing, help the system 10 ward off many
prevalent children ailments. and To bear
with much less danger the few that must
necessarily come to the majority Of little
ones The child that Is just gwen little
confectionery, or any unsuitable food. and
then rocked to sleep, should cause no sur
prise at waking peevish and feverish. 1t
is simply the result Of imaginary affection
ana want of knowledge on the part of the
one in charge, 1t viii certainly pay in
the end to search diligently for the cause
when a little child is Proverbially cross.
, 1878-03-23

TURKISH JUSTIcE,-The Albany Lar
JOU7'ol prints the following extract from
a Constantinople letter 1t gives very
correct idea.of the manner IN which JUS
tice q is administered by mary Turkish
officials: ''To Turk, court Of Justice
IN the American acceptance OF the term,
is thing unkn"wa. They never finish a
cause At the first hearing, nor do they
render an imm diate decision; but after
all the testimony has been offered, the
kadi Gudge) adjourns the further trial Of
the action until some further time, for
the known purpose of attording the ltl-
gants an opportunity of making him pres
ents. These he accepts from both parties,
and IN ninety y-nlnc eases out Of a hundred
his decision Is i'll favor OF the person whose
present is the most valuable There used
to be a judge named kamal Pasha (he is
dead now who did not 90 through the
formality of listening to the evidence. He
was therefore regarded by the common
people as the most learned kadi that ever
lived; for, said they, he understands the
koran SO thoroughly that he could render
decision before a particle Of testimony
had been presented by either party"
, 1878-03-23

srssoRIBE for your local paper.
, 1878-03-23

DRINTERS' SUPPLIES.-We have ar
l. ranged to keep on hand stock Of NEWS
TAPER, FLAT CAP, Folio Posi-, and CARD
STocK, and invite the patronage of interior
printing offices. All orders addressed to the
STATESMAN Office promptly filed.
Dill LHEADPAPER.- immense stock
ID of Bill HEAD PAPER, Just received at the
STATESMAN Office. Bill heads printed and pa
per furnished at little more than the cost of
white paper.
, 1878-03-23

OFFICE At THE CouRr HovsE. eff
, 1878-03-23
s. II E n is u H'
PAIN ERADICATOR.
she Most WOnsierfai i;iscoVcry OF iiie : Se.

The Worli moves, and nu.ss we Progress we must
20 Backwards. Nothii g ,nains Stationary
, 1878-03-23
Rates On Up Freight,

IPER IOS MFAsCKfAhSI' 0NI
GOODS. HE2CH4NDISE, ETC BIc
, 1878-03-23
FIRE iNSyRANCE.

VIII also effect Insurance in the follow;n:
reliable Fire Insurance Companies
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CnIcAGo, December 81. 10 \, M.-COm-
January, 301s @3l; May, 3475, sales. Pork
january, s. 81 asked; February, s. 10
asked. Wheat--Jaauary, S?A bidi Feb
ruary, 8j}5 bid.
CHICAGO, December 81, 200 Pork
January, 81 5719 bid; February, 81 G1la
bid. Corn-Janualy, 30b@3l; February,
BIZ; May, 3j. Wheat-January, SO asked;
February, s35s asked.
CHICAGO, December 81 Closing Wheat
nominal-Deccmbcr, 929i; January, S315
bid; February, 1891 asked, Corn--Dcccm'
Der 3O% bid; January, 81 bid; February
BIZ bid; May, 35 bid. Pork-December
Sc 371!; January, 81 GO@7 62l9; Feb,
ruary s. 70 bid,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22
LnNEsnnRn. UNION COUNTY.

Hon. W. j. Alien favored us with visit
on last Tuesday. He is in good health.
He charges his defeat entirely to the Ma
tionals, who hoodwinked enough Democrats
into the support Of Davis to accomplish his
defeat. He is in attendance at the circuit
court and will remain during the week.
Mr.. Paul DilIow, of Springvillc, left IN
tins office on Thursday a piece Of rock
which contains blossom that indicates
the presence Of lead or silver in the land
where it was picked UPON the farm Of
Mr.. Samuel Dillow, three quarters OF mile
west of SpringviIe. Mr. Paul DilIow says
that his farm is also full Of it,
One day last week, a man by the name
of Norris from near Mt, Pleasant, came to
Dongola, and by night succeeded i'll getting
whiskcyenough in him to makehlm disposed
to raise a fuss with some body. lie soon ac-
compishcd that object by slapping boy,
by the name Of Will George, in the face,
which feat brought the boys brother Char
lev to the front and ended IN said brother
stabbing said Morris few times with a
knife. lie was taken to the Home hotel and
Drs. Harness and Williams were called in,
who pronounced one of the cuts to be quite
lnnuCrOuS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS NEWS.
ITEMS OF NETGHBORHOoD NEWS, EXTRACTED
FROM OUR NElGHBoRING EXCHANGES


Col. r. a. Peter of Metropolis, is a can
didatc for representative Of the Fifty-tirst
district. He has been in our county the
present week feeling of the public pulse.
Massac county claims she has the right to
name the man TO fill this position, and
hence have put out Mr.. Peter,
L. W, Copeland, of Joppa, was in our
city Wednesday, lie reports the death of
Mark Atkinson, of Ash Ridge who, on last
Saturday, wa. thrown from a load Of oats
by the running away of team, and almost
instantly killed, The fatal accident oc-
Cured on the farm of J 5. Copeland, father
of the widow Wright, of our place.
Oliver Morse, who is now under indict-
mcnt as accessory to the killing of }. o
Bradshaw, became involved in a difficulty
at Dongola with couple Of boys the Other
day, and was badly used up with knife
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22
DECISION IN THE EAST ST LOUIS
CASE.

BELLEyuLE, Ill.,, December 2O.-Judgc
Wall to-day rendered his decision in the
quo warranto case against the East ST. Louis
police commissioners Judge Wall virtually
decides the law creating police commits
sioncrs and taking the local government
out Of the hands Of the citizens and taXpay-
ers is unconstitutional, and that the assent
or acqucscerce of Il branch Of the city gov
eminent to til" law does not cure the de-
feet In rendering his decision, Judge
Wall stated that he had submitted his con-
illusions to Judge Watts, who fully con
Cured
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22

IN order to reduce stock by the first Of
January we will offer extra inducements in
all classes OF dry goods during thehollday'
An elegant line OF Collars and Cuffs, Ladies
and Gents Ties and Handkerchief, togcth-
or with an immense varieties of Fancy
Goods bought expressly for the Holiday
trade Will ba displayed on Monday morn'
ing at prices to speedily close them out.
STUART, Eighth Street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22

AMBROSE PYATT has not been unmind'
full of the approach of the holidays, and
in order to supply some of the demands
of the occasion, he has laid in very at
tractivc stock ofphotogrophic albums, auto
graphic albums, embossed pictures, picture
books, and numerous other articles that will
form part of the supply that will be pro
vidcd for nearly every house in the city,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22

Carey are talking of organizing stock COM
pany, for the purpose Of building Il large
thrcc-story building the first floor to be
used as store room, the second an opera
house, and the third as council room or
lodge room.
Ona day last week, Mr.. John Oman, u
wealthy farmer, living II few miles northwest
Of town, in Edwards county, hired II tramp
painter to do some painting and granting for
him. He took the tramp home in the even
ing, gave him his supper, and bed to sleep
in. During the night the tramp burglarizcd
the house, taking fine watch, suit of
clothes, and nearly fifty dollars in money,
amounting in all to nearly one hundred dol
lars, At last accounts no trace Of the tibet
| had been found.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-22

AT the packing house of lIinkle
Thistlewood e. Moore, on Commercial av
enve one hundred hogs day are cut up,
consequently pigs feet, spare-ribs, back
bones and other trimmings are for sale in
large or small quantities, at almost give
away" prices. The firm are putting up
very fine new lard in small packages, for
family use. To this they invite special at
tcntion.