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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29
SHOOT THEM DOWN!

THE Democratic party must be put
down, either at the ballot box or on the bat
tlcfeld. Which shall it be-"
We will not say that because of the ap-
pearance OF the quoted words IN the edito-
rial columns of the Chicago ntcrOcean,
the office of the paper should be RACED to
the earth and the editor, with q mill stone
about his neck, tossed into lake Michigan
but we will say that the editor capable OF
such an uttcrancc Is not fit for position on
any decent journal, and it would be the
handsome thing for the proprietors Of the
Intcr,O Ocean to do to have the writer Of the
internal paragraph, lifted from his sanctum
on the hardest boot toe that can be found
in Chicago.
Republican editors like the In
ter-Ocean man (anl thank the Lord
there are but few such) contemplate the
wiping out of the Democratic party with
force and arms, as pleasant appetizing eff
fort before breakfast. They see Il Republi
can army with flags and drums, and gay
uniforms and FURNISHED muskets, marching
to an appointed battle field where are
gathered a lot Of ragged, unarmed, undiS-
cipllncd Democrats. They see the Rcpub-
lican army shoot the unorgani2ed rabble
down, and then, with victory perched upon
its banners, they see that army return and
assume complete and unQucstioncd mastery
Of the country, They forget that a civil
war among people so intermiXed as are
the members Of the Republican and Demo,
cratic parties, would conform to no rule or
discipline; but would descend to indis-
criminate butchery. 1t would not be
section against section, State against
State or nclghborhood against
neighborhood, but family against family
and man against man. In such contest |
the sight Of Democratic throat would be |
An invitation for Republican to cut it. and |
vice versa. Every city would have its St.
Bartholomew day, and every neighbor-
hood its massacre of the Wyoming. 1t
would be a conflict waged for purposes of
extinction, and IL the madness and blood |
thirstineSs of the times the women and chill |
drcn would perish, that viper Democrats or
viper Republicans might not be raised up
to curse the land anew This is the kind OF |
a conflict the men OF the Inter Ocean kind |
would preclpitate-a butchery that would
app0l the world, and cause the floors of |
every home in the land to run red with |
blood.
How such a contest would terminate we
90 not care to speculate; but we may safely
assume that the Inter Ocean men of the
timc-the instgators of the bloody carnival,
would not live to see the triumph of either
side.
Mad, desperate, devilish men are they,
all Of them, who do not hold in highest
horror, even the thought, that the time will
ever come when the Republican or Demo
cratic party will be put out of existence by
force and arms, The man who can calm
ly contemplate the possibility of such
bloody issue, should be abhorred the man
who can urge it, is fcnd and devil to be
eXecrated and damned!
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29
THE PARTY MUSTPAY TT.

Secretary Sherman, empha2ing his words
with many oaths, declared to q correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Times, the other
day, that the negro Casanaye, of Louisiana
returning board infamy, should not be al
lowed to pay the fees Of the attorneys who
snatched him, as it were, from the very
gates Of the penitentiary. 1t is debt, Mr..
Sherman assumes, that the Republican
party owes, and should pay. Humiliating
as it may be to the party, Sherman
is right The party and not Casa
nave, should pay the lawyers.
The returning Board may have turned a
dishonest penny by their manipulation of
the election returns, but it was done with
the connivance, if not at the instgation, of
men who were the official representatives of
the Republican party, and the one great re-
suit OF the fraud was the counting Of HAYES
into the Presidency. For the preparation Of
this fraud Casanave ana his brethren Of the
board were called to account by the courts,
and but for the technical defense ingenious.
ly devised by able counsel they would have
been sent to the peniten,iary, while the al.
min,stration, which is the creation of the
board, would have been covered with last.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

AN AUTHORITY on BLACK EYEs.--H Harry
Hill, the famous sport is said to know
more about black eyes than the brightest
brunette in America. He has given and
taken thousands in his time, and he SAYS
that the only thing which will remove
them within twelve hours is Giles Liniment
lodide Amonia, Giles Pills cures Con.
stipation. Sold by all druggists. Send
for pamphlet. DR.. Giles, 1870 West Broad.
way, N, J. Trial size % cents. Sold by
Barclay Bros.
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LEGAL.
A ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Public notice In hereby given to e, Rocks tbs, an
the lsth day oi May, 1879 Z, II. Woodward sued ont
OF the circuit Court OF Alexander county, Illinois,
writ OF attachment against the estate Off. Rocks
tcmber, 1879, TO o term of said court then 10 he
holden IN the city OF Cairo, In said county and
'to'1, which writ of attachment has been levied
upon LOT OF merchandise. Now, unless f. Rocks
limited for his appearance in such case, Judgment
Will he entered and the estate so attached
win be sold JOHN A REEVE,
Cairo, H., August It'll, 1879 Circuit CLERK,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

SICK FOLKS SAVE MONEY by buyipr ,hc
medicine known as Kidney.wort Itis a
dry vegetable compound Of wonderful eff.
easy in all diseases Of the liver and ki1.
neys. One package makes six quarts Of
medicine which contains no poisnrons
liquors being prepared IN pure water
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

STREAKY BuTTER-Unmarketabc s,roakv
butter, can be avoided by using the Per-.
tectcd Butter Color Of Wells, Richardson
X Co.. Burlington, Vt. At hudrcds Of fairs
this year good judges have united in its
commentator, 1t has no prcceptib!e taste
or olor. '@'N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

CHAFlNG UNDER ELECTROMAGNETIC is
said that the reason why Butler sought tbe
gubernatorial nomination was because bo
had not been fairly treated by the Rcpub.
licans. The best cure for chafcrS Of all
kinds is llenrys Carbolic Salyc. TRY 4
and be convinced. Beware of countnrfc|t,s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

COUNTY or ALEXANDER, county, NeplCM Oef tcrN
\. ID, lSig
William Tweed Parker
vs.
Elizabeth Tinker, William on biz + 7 partition
Tinker, Dyas +, Parker, lode
Parker Robert II Cunning.
ham, Ll2Zle X Hughes
AFFIDAVIT, of the non residence OF Elizabeth Tinker,
William linker, Dyas + Parker, OF the the defend.
ants above named, having been hlrd in the Office Of
the clerk Of said circuit court Of Alexander county,
notice II hereby given 10 the said non.res ident de
icndGus. that the complainant has filed his bill Of
complaint In said court on the chanccy side thereof
on the 18Th day of July. A. d. 1872, Now, therefore
unless yoH, Tie said Elizabeth Tinker, William
Tinker, Dyas r. Parker hail personally be and ap.
pear before the said circuit court Of Alexander
county on the first day Of the next term thereof 10
be holden at the court house In the city of Cairo
in said county, on the 18Th day Of september. A. D
1919 and plead, answer OF Gemar 10 the said com.
plGinaLts bill of complaint, TIE same aud the mat
tcrs and thiugs therein charged ana stated VIII De
taken as confessed. and a decree entered against
you according 20 the prayer OF sGIa bin
JOHN \, REEVE, Clerk
GREEN Il GILBERT Complainant solicitors
July Eth, lsiQ.
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.T'RUSTEESsALE.

Whereas, Christian Nanny ard Ursula V Hauly.
by 'hcirigpsi deed hrariA. date The lIth day OF
April, \. D. ls,5, and CEY recorded ll the record
crs office OF Alexander county, Illinois, ga book Of
deed, ou pages l3j and @, did grant, bargain and
sell 10 ,Ic undersigned Horace WardLcr, in tru.,
70: The uses and purpose. therein expressed. the
following described real estate, ,o-Wir, Lot nun.
bored one a. in block numbered twcEty.six la'h. in
The city OF Cairo, county Of Alexander AID state OF
Illinois, 70 secure the payment Of q
certain prOmsory mote for The sum OF
i've. thousand dollars lsauU of even
dat with sa.d deed, payable three years after the
date thereof to Horace Wardlcr ~ guardian for
Nina Jorgenson, q minor, or order with interest
from date AZ tAcrate Of zen per cent per aunumiH.
tcre-t payable semi-anLuay; and whereas, the
principal Of said note, amounting 10 five thousand
dollars and the sum OF Two hundred and sixty.
three and 60l0O dollars interest thereon, j. due ~
the date Of this notice aud nupuid, and whereas
the holder of said note has called upon The anGer
signed 10 sell the said premises 10 satisfy the said
debt and Interest, together with the costs attend
ing The execution OF said trust Now therefore
by virtue OF the power given me 10y said deed Of
trust, and in pursuance with the provisions there
Of will on
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29
FRUIT TREES, LTC.
TREES! SHRUBS,

An immense stock Of Forest Trees and rvo,
green Seedlings shrubs, Fruit Trees umI sn,n
Fruits thaW be sod cheaper and backed ,hn,t"t
than at any other place o. the Amrrican rontneni
Address, j, g, PiNNEY'
Sturgeon BAY, Wis
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PUBLICATION NoTIcE-cHANcERY.


STATE or ILLINOIS, Circuit court Of Alexander
A. d. 1919,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29
JAMES MEYER, JR's
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SIX YEARS SEVEREST TESTS.

D. NJ VANDEGRlFF President Of the Howard Association Orleans
18TH THE the
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Good Books for the People.

People who delight in good books
are rejoicing in the good work being
done by the American Book Ex.
change, 55 Reekman street, N. Y. By
introducing the plan of publishing
and selling books direct to purchasers,
instead oGgiving the large discounts
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to sell for them by working on the
basis Of the present cost of making
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reduces the cost compared with small
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at prices which, to most people, seem
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The Best is the Cheapest.

The announcement that new edi-
tion of Webstar's Unabridged Die
tionary has just been published, con-
tanning many new and valuable feat
ures, suggests the thought that buying
Dictionary is a good deal like
buying an egg or watch: a bad one
is not cheap at any price. Webster
being the standard authority for :ho
English language, he naturally has
many imitators, but imitators are
usually held at their true worth by
the public who wants a wooden nut
meg, though it may look ever SO much
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ity of Webster is based upon this
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fyou want handy thing to carry
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Dutch Hill Notes.

DUTCH HILL, June 13, 1879.
w. B. Heath, having cleared about
two acres of new ground this spring,
will raise some buckwheat therefrom
this fell.
Gertie, Emma and Otis Baskin are
on visit to friends in this section at
present.
A party went fishing from here a
day or two ago, but soon returned,
having met with the usual fsherman's 8
luck.
Pitching quoits is the favorite pass
time here now.
Mr.. E. E. Zuendell will teach the
Church Hill school this summer.
The young folks had quite a nice
dance at Mr.. Lovel's last Tuesday
night.
All the young ladies about here
wish Mr.. Geo. Osgood much joy in his
newly welded life.
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the pocket edition Of Webster, with
its $4,000 words, and meanings, rules
for spelling, tables Of weight and
measures, authorizations, words, phrases
and proverbs from the ancient and
modern languages.
Ii is printed from new type, and
bound in morocco, with tucks, and
bright gilt edges, and when not other
wise obtainable, will be sent by mail,
on receipt of one dollar, by the pub
lishers, Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor 81
Co., 1873 q 140 Grand street, N. Y.
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ABRAHAM r. BRADEN.

The most noble and majestic of
all created things under the sun is
man; and why should he go bowed
down with pain and grief a great
sufferer when there is never failing
remedy. Barosma, Bucha, Backache,
Liver and Kidney Cure has relieved
thousands of sufferers from liver and
kidney diseases; female weakness,
gravel and diseases caused by derange.
ment of the above named organs.
Compounded only by E. X. Thomp-
son, wholesale druggist, Tiusville Pa.
For sale by dealers IN medicines.
Sold by G. w. Bovard, Tionesta,
Pa. 1926
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For the REPUBLICAN!
EDUCATIONAL.

Amid the clamor and clash Of polit-
icsl and sectional strife and the excite.
ment enjendered thereby, we arc apt
to neglect matters often Of the most
momentous nature, New doctrines
must be tested, sifted, and discarded
or approved as the case may be, and
men in the struggle for political ag-
graRdizement lose sight Of those edu-
cational interests upon which the
peTpetuity and enlightenment Of the
government depends, and which they
by their careleasness render abortive.
But neither Republicans, Democrats
nor Greenbackers can afford to ruth
lessly turn the disfavoring counte.
nance upon the solid rock of educa-
ton, upon which alone all permanent
foundations must rest, and all doc
trines, all platforms, should tend to
solidify all strength, to tho perfection
of free government Of the people AMI
by the people. Our schools must not
be neglected our educational interests
must be kept alive and bright, The
Grecisns, so long as they were guided
by enligtenment, love of truth, jus.
tice and morality, hourished; but
when ignorance and Persian gold crept
into the assemblies of Grecian law
makers, her fall was as astonishing as
her rise. There is an astonishing
Similtude between the government
to-day and the Grecian government
when it first became prey to venality
and corruption. But let US not be
discouraged if ominous signs darken
our horizon let US as teachers improve
the talent that God has given us, that
it may be said to each "Well done
thou good and faithful servant" What
We want is thorough, earnest awaken.
ing upon the part of teachers and
schoo oficers,-an earnest effort to
improve the children in the districts
where we teach or have charge incul-
cate love and desire for learning
make the school hours interesting, by
explaining and talking about the reci-
tations and telling historical stories,
and then YOU will not have to use the
rod so often. Get the parents out if
you can, which signifies good deal,
but can invent some way to keep the
interest up, and by SO doing you will
faithfully even and merit the arpeIla-
ton Of benefactors.
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Curling Irons and Hair Crimpers
left in the shade by the u. $. Hair
Curling Compound. This compound
is a beautiful hair dressing and will
curl the hair as soon as applyed. Per
package 90 cents, or a sample package
10 cents. Try sample package aud
test its merits. But one sample pack.
age will be sent to the same person.
Good clean and 3 cent postage
stamps taken. Sold only by the U. S.
Compound Co., Boy 43 Litchfeld,
Illinois.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Congress HARRY WHITE.
1ssemblV-N. 4 Z. WHEELER.
President JudOc--L. ID. WErMoRE.
associate JUdgoS-Jos. G. DALE, ed
VARn kerr.
Treusurer--WM.T LAWRENCE.
Prothoaotary Register &C. Recorder, &C.
&DsTIs SHAwKEY.
Shcri6.-C. A. RANDALL.
ConDlissiOners-lSL BERLIN, ISAAC
Lone, II. w. LEpEDUR.
County Supcrtntendent-H. s. BROCK
WAY.
District AttorneV-S. d. IRWIN.
jury CompiSSiOHeTS-C. II. Church.
PETER YoUNuK.
County SRiucyor- D. COLLINS.
COrOncr-W. G, CoBURN.
County 4 duditOrs--NICHoLAs THoMP-
toN, y. +. CoPEEAED, +. G. LACY.
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y. I3. AGNEW,
A TITO r N u Y Il T. Il Il "
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDTERS!

havo been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in the Pension O0ico ut Wash
ington, u. G. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
can obtain pensions TO which they may be
entitled, bv calling on or addressing me at
TioncSta. Pa. Also. claims for arroarages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years soldier in
the late war, and having for n number OF
years engaged in tho prosecution of sol
tliers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection ofclams in the shortest pos
sihlo time. j, j. AGNEW.
4itf
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Notice

is hereby given that the undersigned
has bought the following property of
George K. Braden, Of Barnett Town
ship, Forest County, Pa, and have
left the same in his possession. l
hereby forbid any person or persons
interfering with the same Two Brown
Horses, Bay Mare, 1 pair Bob. b.SledS,
l sett harness, 1 Threshing Machine,
l Sleigh, l Windmill, 1 Sewing
Machine, 1 Cooking Stove and Cook
ing utensils, 3 Beds and bedding, 4
hogs.
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Fourth OF July.

We are requested to announce that
there will DO a meeting Of the citizens
of Tionesta at the Office of L. L. Davis
Esq, tomorrow (Thursday) evening,
at half past seven o'clock, to consider
the matter Of 4 celebration on the
coming Fourth Of July. Neighboring
towns generally are making great
preparations for the celebration of the
Fourth, and we see no reason why
Tionesta should not. The expense is
comparatively nothing, and by all
working in unison a rousing time aud
successful celebration can be had. Let
all our citizens be on hand tomorrow
evening, and vote for an old fashion ed
blowout.
The new school board of this
borough met on Monday evening last,
aud organized for the ensuing year.
The first thing done was the election
Of c. A. Randall to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of w. r..
Dunn. j. 7. Brennan was elected
President; ID. w. Clark, Secretary,
and A. b. Kelly, Treasurer. The
levy for school purposes was put at 6
mills. 1t was decided TO have 8
months of school, commencing on the
first Monday of September. It was
also decided to have three schools.
This action on the part Of the board
will, without doubt, meet the aproba-
ton Of our citizens. The schools last
fall and winter were entirely too
crowded.
Jake Stitzinger tells US about q
candidate coming out in his section,
and calling at neighbors and finding
no one st the house, walked into a
cornfield where he saw man, as he
supposed. Going up to him be briefly
stated his business, at the same time
taking from his pocket 8 bundle of
tickets, which he hoped his friend
would uso, and do all lie could for
him. After talking about the crops,
frosts, etc., for short time, and
finding his companion little indis-
posed to converse with him, the can.
didate extended his hand to bid him
good day, when, 10! he had been
wasting all this time on o well-de-
signed scare,crow
There will be glass ball shoot
in Tionesta on the Fourth Of July.
Parties from Pleasantville will come
over, bringing with them a trap and a
supply of balls sufficient to last all
day. The sport will be comparatively
Inexpensive, the balls costing but two
cents each, and no doubt all our local
shootists will take hand, and we
expect they viii carry off some of the
prizes.
Mr.. II. Morris, the popular
Tailor, will be in Tionesta OH June
10Th, with a full line of new samples
All those in want Of suits for tho 4th
of July will do we'll to wait. Goods
made lower than any Tailor in the
State, and satisfaction guaranteed.
10 o.
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She &orfst 8fpnblitau.
'EDSEsDlY MORNING, JUNE is, 1879.
BOROUGH oFFICERs.

BUrgcss--N. s.. FOREMAN.
Cogttcilmcn-J. s. Hood. T.. T.. Mabic,
~ @. Davis, L. Agnew, NJ. Einstein,
y a. Proper.
Justices of the Pcace-J. r. Brennan,
D. 81. Knox.
A. Tilands.
School DgectorS-H. If. May, IT. O. Da-
Wis, D. w. Clark, w. II. Dunn, A. B. Kel-
Iy, j. Il. Brennan.
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JACK
on Cry. Pa, June II, 1879.

OIL CITY. PA, June IL, 1879.
NOTTCE-To all whom it may con-
cern.-Mrs. Wilson, of Oil City, hav-
ing left our employ, is no longer au-
thorized to collect or receive money
for the sale ofSinger Sewing Machines.
THE SINGER MANUF'G Co.,
per PERssE DEYERELL Manager.
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Lawrence House.

| RENEE, PROPRIETOR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
lions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables aud Fruits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
InerriAl Agcnts.
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Howe Twp. Auditors Report.

ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Howo
J township in account with NJ. NJ. Sey-
bolt, Township Treasurer.
May q, 1873, by cash from Co.
Treas in payment of County
Order-Eo. 1............,...........".S 00
May %, -, by CO.orders No. l to
80 inclusive, dated May 20, '7S
received from Co. Com'r 1862 12
Aug. II, rs, cash. tax Off .B.Allen 20
tax of Margaret Crawford so
Aug. 2S, rs by cash from County
Commissioners ........................ 200 90
Jan. %, 70, by cash from s. d. Ir-
win, Atty Big Level Road. 90
Apr. 10, 70, by County order from
Co. Commissioners. s............. 100 90
$1,7O4 3S
CONTRA.
To Road Orders paid d................... ,703 3S
Apr. IA, to cash on hand............. 90
Sl,7O4 SO
Apr. H. 20, by cash on hand....... 81 90
We, the undersigned Auditors of Howe
Township, having.eXamined the account
of the Treasurer of Howe Township find
the Same to be correct.
EDWARD REID, !
ANTHONY DEET, Auditors.
DAVID MILLER,
Dated Brookston, Pa, April II, 1879
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MARRTED.

BOWER - STITHINGER. = June 5th,
1879, at the Lutheran parsonage in Fry
burg, Pa, by Rev. j. X. Brcker, Mr..
John J. Bower, near Fryburg, and Miss
Dorathy Il. Stitzinger, Of Tonesta town
ship, Forest county.