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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-21

FIRST SILVER DoLLAR-Hon. A. j. Turner,
the Railroad Commissioner, received on Sat
urday, from Washington, one of the new sill
yer dollars Of the first days coinage. which is
believed to be the first to reach this State.
The State Register, under Mr.. Turner's editor,
ship, was the most ardent "silver dollar" pa
per in the State, and he was the author of the
silver resolutions which passed eur State Leg
isature in favor of reconciliation. So he is
naturally somewhat happy in being the pos
SCISSOR of one Of the very first dollars of the
new coinage.-Madison Journal
That little. weasel has a good right
TO be happy and should stick his new
dollar under Gov. Smiths nose every
morning until the next time the Gov
ernor comes up for office. "The most
ardent silver dollar paper in the
State!' SO it was. 1t published and
gave credence to all the Internal lies
started by Brick Pomeroy and ped
died by his other puppets as to the
hasty and surreptitious demonetizing
of silver, even to the "midnight" and
the Ernest Floyd foolishness, and &C.
companied the publications with vitu-
psration against Republican Financial
legislation. This was his course. He
has always been Republican pet,
sucking at Republican pap. There
was a possibility of the Republicans
losing this State. If they did he was
prepared to be the pet of the other
party. While he was pursuing this
course Gov. Smith was pursuing the
opposite policy on the money ques-
tiOn-the great question at issue and
the great question of the day. Yet
Gov. Smith appointed this treacher-
ous deluder of the people, Jack in the
pulpit, TO .he best office at his dis
possl.
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PRICE, Is CENTS.

Do not confound these Plasters with the ordinary
Pastes Of the day. that by comparison are absolutely
worthless. ''
BE careful to obtain CoLLrNs yoLTAIo PLASTER. a
Of Electric or Voltaic Plates with highly
all Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS Il POT
TER PropTietors, Boston, Mass.
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Taken ulster.

Taken up by he subscriber or lands owned BY him
ON Section q. Town of Patch Grove on or about ne
cember 10TH one red steer about one year old with
some white on the belly, crop OF each ear. The
take the stray l5lw4l JAMES mICKLlN'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-21

Each package contains DR. Sanfords Improved Inhal
ing Tube with fun directions for in all cases Price,
$o0. For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States. WEEKS & POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
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THE NATIONAL STANDARD?
Early Potatoes!

Several years cultivation choice varieties satsy
me that the following by the bes COR this cii
mate.
TAE ALPHA
White oblong, good size natures two weeks before
the Early Rose excellent keepe- tine flavor I
raised last fram Two pounds of seed Ga bushels
of potatoes.
RUBY
Light red obloug, and excellent favor, natures sans
as Early Rose. Two pounds of seed produced Last
year for eight bushels.
The ALPHA ard the RUBY are exes,lent 70,
table use.
PRICES
Alpha. pound 10 cents. 3 pounds rs censs
peck 2 cts, haifbushel 81 so. bushei So 90
Ruby, pound 10 cents pounds s csnis +
peek5 ?. cts, half bushei 81. so, 4 busheI So 90
GEO. D. UT & co.
.Lareaster, March i, 1875. 5lw4
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SUFFOLK, IS.

SUFFOLK, IS. Fen. o. 1878.
Then personally appeared the said George +. nins
nore and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me-
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice of the Peace
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Dogrn dno Rooms.

Yves: Side.
PARTMENTS- Hanover" 5tlI-avc., cor.
II ljfhst Furnished AMI unfurnishco renoy,ed through
ont large new din'ngroom rrcthilv "ehed. \" J. NLiH
4 HANDSOME SUIT of sunny ROOMS on
suite or singly. rooms without bond Guaye nt 3h 81
INVhLIrS can learn OF .sllpcrloI accommo-
daiion- with ~ without al trratmeui location un
snfps~,yI Adifc,, PHYSICIAN. Tribune Uptown opIce.
7 ARGE connecting rooms on first and second
NJ i 70 fi WI Is, MI ;i , ''1 ''''''" 'p
TWO large thiri-stor rooms, with fire and
GO. Gr,, GAS ard 81 ai rs iyt Two single f''''
40 WEST 3IST-ST.-l Handsomely furnished
80 second hoor ont rooms toilet with board also single
10 WEST 26TU-ST.-pouble and single
e,., B6% '!, Al 'pi 'aa1G Ia :" '''
III WEST i5TH-ST., corner Eroadway:17
I1 a hanion Ety., 1rai'f s.! Room WIN OF VIII
DIX WEST I4TH- ST.-Large sccond-stoly
. > ROOM Win ample closets also hall nom on thri
door. front. WIKI hr-t cars table.
East Side
4 quiet home, neatly furnished rooms and
~ Good bond na5 cru" a = 80 ~ un6 a,or &
Eo q roor front .i 81 ars "a fq ro l'nS o run
STONE. vita motion improvements toiennce- Inquire at
E'TRST FLOOR; handsomely furnished; pri-
bath folm evefy convenience also upper rooms
references. 30 f.',i 20th ~.
TiREE minutes from Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ttclas- Table .ood toor' ~ mod, rate prices en- suite
dc-tni~ location, fenccs exchanged No" 100
or To- E,si 2f-i
fD -ANE.-lIsndSomcl furnished
led hrrc so,c second iooT also hall rooms with
board reference.
~ LENINGTON-ANE. - Handsomely fur
~ ui-lrd ROOMS without boarl hot aud cola water
SIEASr 25Tu:ST-A IrT choice %, Ro0 ,S,
hood un.ufi ',std
NO LEXINGTON VE.-A large corner
- ROOM plh private bath attached. With or Without
board. rf;cicrc = exchanged
yi- East 2Bd-st.-Mrs II. II. JENKINS has
y sunny AMI Hl. bedroom. tioat also table
hoard.
BROOKLYN Board.
TWO nicely FURNISHED ROOMS for small
family iur hIife coping. ufs unT IL UtsIdN ~,
ouy blo,As from Hamilton i,riy. tipoAiyn
Board and Rooms Wanted.
kX'ANTED-Thrcc ROOMS in private
W hpa-r Us a gent aHi wife, fog h"u7 .'hc, Do
tween "a and ~ih u, "Itn 'nl ii-i lc,i q" iri.t
rn,r AdIrcs PASTORS ASSISTANT, 30 Est 'l't
81. diy.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave York foot Of Desbrosses ard Cortland

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork FOOT Of Desbrosses ard Corand
ECO M for Washington Cosm,us Chicago and the
Rlchmond. Charleston and ths south. Through Pullman
cars fr,mB , Chicago
loo D. H. or washington tho West and for Richmond
baltimore and Washington, making close connections for
Pttshug. Cincinnati. Louisville and 81 Louis rhrongn
D. IN daily for Washington the south, ana West fuii
sircpers from SeS.Yorh 10 Baltimore AMI Washington
St Louis Pittsburgh south and southwe Tnroueh
Pullman from baltimore 10 t1nennat aud onsyle CON
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida New
For through tckets please call ct Compsnys once 3ls
Brpadwag New York and at ticket Offices foot Of Cortland
aud and dsI x 'fsSs2rIToRE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station IN Nes:i ORR. foot OF Liberty:st.
Commencing HOy. ~ iSI1-Trains leave a. follows go
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wikesbarro Eirhira Connects at
JullCilO ION W L. ana ". u. u
Msuci Chunk, Tamaqua. Wikesbarre Wiiliamsport &c,
1915 q. and $50 mfOr Someryfie and Pennington.
m-for Pennington Eas,on, Manch Chunk. I'm, ,I
Wilkesbsrrs scranton TuDkbannock, TamaQua, Haz
Teton. Reading louisville Harrisburg e..
p.mFor High Bfidee Branch, taston, belviuete Auo
hslHh Ch"s nohnee q, WI ~ H a,
For trains TO local points see timetable at stations
Bound Brook and intermediate points and at $3.50 m fof
Eastsn Reading. and HARRISBURG.
YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave or Anboy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &C.. ut 80. il:45 T. 5:l5 D. M y,opc
stages Matawan station 10 and iLom NE
and at squan to and nom POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD aDd NETWORK RAILWAY
l. connections. Lbery'st Tor freenoiu "
Sl5. ll,45 8. M. g. 5l5 D. N.
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~ "Comln Tlro' tie Rye" Latest and most brilliant
novel inst published complete in Tribune Novel tXra No
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. e,o
Leave NswYors for Trenton and Philsie'pna a. N w.
8 !eO ~ 80 l30, $780, 5:S0. IL p n ana NJ 'hi
for Trenton. 81,
leave Philadelphia IRON station NOrih Pennsylvania Rail.
road, IirG Berxs-ss, .2u5 1880. $3.50. iioo m,
l:3u $50 $50, ~ -. m.
Leave Trenton YORK at i.20 $685. s;03 lc20a M
l2;iJ, 81, 4:IO 6:l5 m. - o,o. -.
Pumau Drawing Room cars attached to the $50 A. M
800 y. M. trains from New-lork: 10 the 1:30 IN,
100 y. m. trains from philadelphia ,,,.,.,..,.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye NewYork and Pmadepha
at $50 ~, 5jD IL H. m Leave Trenton at l:-O lOZo
Tickets Tor sale OF Liberyst Nos 529 and 9it
Broadwav NJ the principal hotels all Offices NJ the Erie Rail
way in New York and BROOKLYN, and at 30 Courts'
prcoku baggage checked from residence Destination.
-'0N'" u. T.. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent.
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Gituations WGntc0--Ma!es


AS WAITER by colored man, age ~ over
good references for honesty. capabiy and moral habits
ir.frr Hooklyn Please call address N, II farst,
Brooklyn
FARMER and GARDENER.-Employme
wanted by a thorough practical farmer and gardener
the care stock Ia years test
monisls Address y. X" Tribune ONCE
WATCHMAN. &c.-By a middle aged Ameri-
w can man As watchmn janitor, porter; reference
and security given Address j. FL 97s Lafayeea Brook
Mn.
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znusiral 3ns,rnmeTIs
See dream.

A FACT.--HORTON'' ICE CREAM Il MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
TocHURcHEs. FEs1vNrs. PAIRS and LARGE FAM.
ILV ORDERS.
&c. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE RUSSO anu JELiN.
FRESH, RICH snd DELICIOUS.
PRICE BELOW iLL OTHERS
Dcpots 30j Forrthavc eGl BrcalWay vat n hahrast
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM.
The the city. 81 per gallon 90 parii'' 'ua iaai-
he. Jeie charlotte water aces Sc. Sicci! atseH
~ " Wv No. 10 Bible House and Gss e,hsve
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
L - VIA
IL PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia, two in New.York
Donbe Track the most Improved Equipment ana the fasest
Time consistent with absolute saIety'
On and after November IL, 49,. 49,, r..
Express Trains leave York via DesDtoses anu Sor
laDdt streets Ferries, follows: - 60. = O "a
$50. 800, $50 Limte), IL a. M 9h e No. =, o'o
and y. Sunday, a. III, u, $50 e. 10Y anu
Boats Of "Brooklyn Anex connect mi,h ~
Jersey City, aifor,ing speedy anu oce' aoi io'
Brooklyn travel ,,,.,.,,,,. 400 a.ax -.ao =
$50 ana III A. NJ LIMITED Express 80 ny e;oo =
and II midn ght On Ssuahy S'-" 'o'' . D
Ticket Offices bl6 and 9ii broadway Me- 4 Asor House
And loot Of Desbrosses and COrtandtsts NO. Courtst,
and Br.oklyn Annex Depot, foot Of Fulton st Brook
iyn, Nos ia, ll6 and 1lS Hudsonstr lioooken;
Depot Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket onice No Battery
fTRANK THOMSON, I.P FARMER
General Manager Gen'f~sseps" Axo""
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RELIGIONS Notices.

North Dafch Church. III Fultonst and 5S Ann the
Rev. GARDINER SPRING PLUMLEY, Pastor Preaching
SUNDAY. 1880 a m. and 80 p m MONDAl EpENINS;,
eSO che Fulton ST. daily meeting
is held
Origin, Belief and Hope of the Catholic Apostolic
Church In l6tbs between Gih and IIh Oh
th.s sabect the church, SUNDAY, 72 w. Seats fref
All are invited
Otd .'ohn Street ". X. Church detween Nassau and
William 1-Presching by the PASTOR the Rev H. L. Ab
BOIr. 1880 a the Rev. g. y BROWN, 7;3o - ~ sun
yscloc and Ciassmcetng a. m Seats free All cordial
ly invited.
st. LHkes NJ. Z. Church, 4ls St. 6thave Prea IN
ing lO3O a. m and 7:i5 by the Pastor the Rev. W.
=. ABBOTT. A welcome TO all
TSt lgnnfins Church. 4oth St.. betwee 9Th and 9th
muuOu M Morning Prayer. =. M; Ltsny and choral
Celcbrson, l8iG Choral Evening Prayer. 10 p NJ
Sevice Of Seng.-Young Mems Christian Association OF
Yoikyilc, S6ths and 81 ave TOMORROW at p IN tne
Church will deliver address Grand conversational sing
ing. led b, J.. F. THATCHER Al are welcome Churches
desiring the services OF MI. THATCHER as pre-
cenor viii posso atiTess him. carr OF the Assoestioh'
Thirty street Rcfomcd Church. west of shave
the Rev CARLOS AAKTlN Pastor service IN tins
church TOMORROW, 18Th inst, at 1880 M ana 1880 D.
Hell =
The Rev. John w. Chadwick Minister OF the View
Chapel Soicty Brook, Of Clinton and Cctgress
Ets will preach TOMORROW MORNING. at 1913 o'clock
Subject :" The Sacraments OF Rational Religion 40 even
Ing srTyice. Next Lecture on SUNDAY ENENlNG jan
Tabernacle baptist Church,
2davr, lOth ana lth.sts
TIE Rev. ROBERT .. HULL, Pastor.
THE cnnf E1'n'ns LEADER"
Evening:
1.-THE ACCEPTABLE YEAR"
Bapzing after the evening sermon.
Prayermceting on "Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Strangers cordially welcomed
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Gouiiirn Gcaro.

ENGLEWOOD, ew-,Icrsav.--Fiist-cla lass board
a. in p.vate family Tor Fail Winter moderate prices
address post Office kSr 80 I75 hnseO0 Highest refer
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HARTFORD. &c.-Farc, 81.
y Steamers leave Pce,s9 daily (@undly- excepted, Tor


DENNSlLNANIA RAILROAD. - CHEAT
4 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ToUTE~on and after November IL, 1877 trains leave New
yor MA Dcsosses COItand streets Ferries a. follows
EXprcss Harrisburg rsbnrg the esq and sout with
Pullman Palace attached. M. and $50 p n daily
For Wihamspori, Lock Haven, CORY. ana Erie at $50
D. m connecting az for 1uSvtllc Petroleum Centre.
and the on Regions. Fol Ntamsport aud Lock Haven,
ga. .,ou.u,t ar ,,.,.I ,t-..t
ippon Express" Pullman ferlor cars ay except sunday
90 A. m arrive Washington ilO T. IN. Regular al $50 H.,
/ :; iu and y u. m. SUNDAY, $50 and D. m.
nr phladrplha 100 $40, !3O Limited II
l. d B. o. esq., 1850. and D. M Suniay' H. M o. D. $50.
= S.iO aud . p. Emlgiani anl sccontcldss. r. m
For trans Newark, Elizabeth. Railway Princeton Iie'
Ton Perth Amboy flemngon Be'vdeic ana other points,
Sc loo al scl,rdulrS AZ all Ticket oniceN
poaS OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
CIV. anOing speedy ana direct transfer LOT
BrOokiyn travel. 49, -, - , ,,,o - 80,
1920 D. NJ daily 1910 a. and $50 p M daily except
Monday From Washington and BALTIMORE GOO and $40 a H.
liz - and 1910 D. sunday. ESQ and D. 20 a. m From!
philadClphia, Dos, ESQ. $40, 1910 1910 ll;O a. M 10
40 $50. $40 lUlO and 1910 p M SUNDAY o'uo ooo
OlO lO.iO l:jO a. ~. 6:JO aud lO2U D. ~. 49,, IT..
32b ana pa Broadway NO. As'o ttouae'
and DesldO5scs and { FtlabGt 10 Yur -,
DJr0t, foot Uf flOnt btookN rpS
ia ll6 and lS lIudsous, Hoboken Depot jersey Clty
lmicInnt Ticket Olce. No 8 Battery place. - ,,.,,,
Thank THOMSON, L. T. fAhhifh,
ttanc,al Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
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ERIE RAILWAY.

L. ARRANGLMFNT OF TRAINS taking effect Dec.
Room Coaches Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge. 60.
1919 auEXpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
~ m Daily Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fal' tiEcin
and without change; also Hotel Dining cars 70
Trains cave Chambers street Depot ~ Y, for
Ncwark. blJ, $50, 1913 1880 q. n 80, DID, ana ,
T. NJ and IL midnight saturday nights on!y. sundays, sle
aRm;ieif,ird Park and Passsc g. 7:i5 100 li5
g. $40 $50 ol1 o5O >, 10 M mriniSht SUNDAY =
t. $50. 10 NJ - $50 2. NJ ald ~ mtin Sh' ,o
racron: g. 90. !5 so TO- lo{3 llSo 9' ~ noon
AMI ~ midnight Sundays $50 oi5. 10 a. IN, 40 03l
sui!rri g. T45 TO- l04j m. lA5 3ij, ., p m, and
~ midnight. Sundays. q. $50 10 a m, l+j $50 r ~
"' coI RI a. ~ $780, 80 sundaya sSOam
WafvtrE AZ a IN. 4.30 PA
NewDurehe. i0'. a m 80 ~, p m Suniarss3o n
kdnSS,p" 7l5 D. IT, iOI5 a ~ $50 3I5 iS0 p
sundays -, s.,U 10 q NJ. q 90 Z p m. - ,o- e,,
Mdstown. 7i5 TO- lot5 4 ma $i5 ~ p m ,l san
c0pfc with NrN-YoIk ard Oswe-o Midland X H. at NAN ~
port J.rv.s 80, y IL, lOiJ =. s;J, sundays
leaving Chalnb.rsst on even or hall hours
before p. leave twenty necn IN bair
i,sc rs cf, hind IL thirty minutes earlier Boats caVc
Twtuiy hiri At 93 and ll3 p i conheVu1S WIN uhi'
leaving Chambers t. at ~ p M qua - N r,wtng room
ana Stepping Coaches can he obtained 9nd 1Ss 1
ctcckiug and transfer 81 Baese seIny be e't At or
Offices. Nos 239 40l. 5-e and 95I ROADWAY NO
Rrooklyn aud at the Company Dcp"% an ryork a, 2,
Exurcss Trains from the West arrive Ia Ne"'''' ''
II" no ~ ABBoTT. General Pass'r Agent Nev-York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Iraps eve for Fnelegeod Closcr. Pierm0n aud NyacS
: SO ~ a. l. 8 T. 4.i5 $50 $50. $50 p M ar,
sa;ar az nights only at llSOp m. 9uhu'y" " Il" "N'
aiIn't spring valley and I. s3oa m 40 p m
JNO. y. ABBOTT General FaSsr Agent New. W.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

DRIDGEPORT, and NIL points on l.ousa.onic
and Sauratuck Railroads Fare. 81 steamer hrt geport
leaves Iatharne daily sundsys exceped =: 1893 ns
aud bridgeport at IL " -
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tUinicr Resorts.

BOARD AT AIKEN, s. C-The house re-
ID Gently kept by H. y. .myser Las been thoroughly re-
Uarcd Tie fuIu,re throughout BOARD AT kEA-
SONABLE RATES. Address u. T. LANSING.
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
G f. JONES, OF the THERON, y. T.
and formerly of the and - James New YORK.
Las taken the Hotel at Magnolia Florida on the 81 johns
River. -. 81,
He,r.to Nj Lewis b. Brown. Ne 90 Broadway. New-Yotk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-12
Centlsirp

nr. WAIT. ST., No. 45 East 23d-sl.-tlist-
class dentistry al los, popular Prices nArscihs uhhes
pure without extra charge call a'' sNIH esi
mems anG prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-25

Mr.. Bruner in a commune
noation to the Jonesboro Gazette "the
bids were opened and examined--or at
least have DR.. MERGERS own statement as
evidence that thev WERE" Alter making
this assertion Mr.. Bruncr proceeds to de-
nounce Dr. Mercer in the most unmeasured
terms. He declares that the doctor he's
been trampling upon his rights and
privileges; that he VII refrain
from using language most appropriate to the
doctors contemplate conduct; that the
doctor had no right to open the bids at the
time and in the manner he did; that the
doctor opened the bids in the presence of
his (Bruner's) competitors best friends, and
found that the doctors favoritc among the
bidders was beaten; that copies of his
(Bruners figures were given TO his COM
petitor, who was allowed to change his
bid and in this way get the contract.
This charge against DR.. Mercer, who APP
pears to be an honest and vely careful officer
in the discharge OF his duties, surprised us.
We believed that Mr.. Bruner had rushed
into print to denounce the doctor upon false
information; and now we know he did.
On Saturday Mr.. Z. II. Finch,
the trustee of the asylum resident at
Anna, published card addressed to the
editor of the Jonesboro Gazette, in which
he says that 1.-THE article published in your
issue of June 22d over the name of one S.
B. Bruner, is simply malicious, and without
the shadow of truth, as DR.. Mercer was in
no way concerned in the award
of the last meat contract for
the Southern Hospital. The bids
were opened by me and I exam ned them.
The substitution of another bid was i'm
possible without my knowledge DR..
Mercer has never had voice in the award
ing of meat contract, the whole business
being transacted by the Trustees and
Superintendent"
The card is little indefinite in the fact |
that it does not deny that bid was sub
stituted, but we infer that this denial was
There can he no doubt, however,
that Trustee Finch completely refutes the
charge made made by Mr.. Bruner against |
DR.. Mercer. Evidently Mr.. Bruner is mis-
taken in his belief that Dr. Mercer cheated
him out Of the meat contract. If he is
cheated man some other person than DR..
Mercer was the cheate-."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-25
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT.

ALL FOR DEMOCRATIC pELEoATE CoyvES-
TON TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS.
The Democrats Of the Eighteenth Con.
yressional district Of Illinois are requested
10 send delegatrs to q convention to be
held at Jonesboro, Union county, on Tues.
day, a3d day of July, 1878,
at 10 o'clock q. q, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for"representa-
tive in the Porty-s;rth congress Each
county Of the district will be entitled to
the number Of delegates to, nd votes in,
the convention st epprE;.e is name below,