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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
The Market.
CAIRO, THURSDAY EVENING, !
June -. 1870. |

The weather is very warm and would be
almost uncomfortable were it not for the
strong, steady breeze that sweeps across the
city daily.
The storm last night was very severe, but
doing no further damage here than to
frigh;en the tim;d and demoish shade trees
/, is thought the oats ana wheat crop north
and east Of US he's been, greatly damaged
by the heavy wind that accompanied the
rain.
FLOuR-Reccipts continue small and
there is no over stock, although the demand
is unusually light, Dealers appear TO be
waiting for new -four that viii commence
moving in q couple Of weeks.
HAY-Thc supply and demand arc about
equa! both moderate
CORN-Thc market is strong and supply
very light. The demand is brisk for both
white and mixed and prices are firm as
quoted.
OATS-Quotations are merely nominal.
There is none offering,
MEAL-Steady and firm, with q demand
for all that offers
BRAN-Steady and unchanged.
BuTTER-D4,l and unchanged; there
Is some demand for choice, but common is
oyers,ocked.
EGGS-All that arrives finds ready sale.
Prices are quoted firm a, 0 cents to-day,
POULTRY Spring chsckens are scarce
and much sought after. Old chickens are
plenty and quiet.
BERRIES Steady demand for all re-
ceipts,
POTATOES-GoOd demand Tor all offer
ings.
TOBACCO-Receipts are fair and the
market active. Quotations rule about the
same.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13

MEDICAL KETTLE DRUMs.--It needs no
medical kettledrums to aid in procaiming
the virtues Of kidney-Wort. The worst kid
ney or liver difficulties yield to its efficacy,
and as remedy for piles or chronic rheu-
matism it has no equal, Sold by all drug.
rists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood, &c, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addrcssed envelope to
the Rev. JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station D. New
York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
The Cairo Prices Current.
Office Washington Avenue,
INnrr OR ,rtrnlf.n S.rnn.A

Corner Twelfth S:reetJ

TIE CARo PRICES CURRENT is published every
Tuesday and Friday from the oft!ce Of The CAIRO
BULLETIN, and IL intended 10 give a trle report Of
the condition Of the market on day Of publication,
and the Publisher :rus's Ina, iull and complete
quotations will be given BY the business men Of .hc
city.
TERMs.-OIe cent per copy On oil orders OF
Is or more. Of same date, ,he Subscribers name
vii! be printed without extra charge Orders for
extra copies mus; be received by 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on day Of publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
RATES OF FREIGHT.
GEN. SHIELDS SWORDS.
s.. Louis Globc.Democrat

AT the funeral of Gen. James Shields, in
Carrollton, on Wednesday, the two swords
presented 10 him by the states of Illinois
and South Carolina were crossed over the
casket containing the body, and, with the
floral decorations helped to make up rich
picture. In the procession they were borne
respectively, by Col. P. G. Balinga, of OF
tumwa, Ia, and Mr. J. NJ. Wilcoxson, a
banker Of Carrollton. The inscriptions on
the testimonials are: On the first
Presented by the state of Iii
nois to Gen. Shields, for gallant ser
vice at Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Con-
treras, Cherubusco, Chepultepec and the
Gare,ta OF Berlin, City of MEXICO On
one side of this blade is a view of the City
of Mexico; on the reverse, scenes from the
several batt!efelds named. The cost was
$4,000.
The other From the state of South
Carolina to Gen. Shields, in testimony of
her admiration Of his galantry in the Mex
lean war, and as tribute of gratitude for
his parental attention to the Palm et;o Reg
iment." The hilt is studded with diamonds,
rubies and emcralds, and on the scabbard
is palmetto tree with dates Of the several
battles in which the old hero fought in the
Mexican war. South Carolina invested the
handsome sum of $4,000 in this gift.
1t may here be stated that Gen. Shields
breathed his last in hospital attached to a
Catholic convent, presided over by a female
relative Of his, in the beautiful little city of
Ottumwa. The immediate cause of his
death was the bursting of the old wound
received by HIM at the battle of Cerro
EOrlo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
ICE! ICEi ICEl

l am prepared to furnish ice-wholesae
or retail-all through the season. Office,
Eighth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues, next door to Bristol's
grocery store. JACOB KLEE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels, and Kid.
ncys to healthy action, In cleansing the blood of
all impurities and impartlng new life and vigor to
the whole system,
most hcsatng of it's valuable remedial qualities.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13

Headache, Pain In the shoulders. Cough, Dizgi.
ness, Sonr stomach Eruptons, Bad Taste in tho
Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain in the re-
gion OF the Kidneys. and thousand other painful
symptoms, are the otisprings Of Dyspepsia
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
Sales and Quotations.

NoTE,-The prices here given are for sales from
first hands in round lots. An advance is
charged for broken lots N illlins orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-13
MEDICAL.
'CATARH, THE CAUSE AND CURE. +,

A Pamphlet by DR., CLEssoN PRATT OF 243 Stain
st., Chicago DR., Pratt II the author of the ozone
Treatment for Catarrh, and In this new treatise il
revealed the secret Of his success In the treatnen,
Of disease, 10 which he has given the stndy of
NV ume' FTce VI TaihphIet2o cts, Send for Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

Mr.. VIM. E. Chandler, secretary OF the re-
publican Congressional committee 1t will be
seen, by the talk with him elsewhere, frees his
mind with characteristic frankness of some
breezy views upon the political situation. He
thinks the Presidents spinal column has got so
stiff that he actually leans back. Tilden has
the best chance OF the democratic nomination
In his opinion, but he thinks Hancock would
run better. The republican nominee, he says,
won't be Grant or Sherman, for reasons stated
He Is for Blaine, and thinks he has chance,
but only chance Of being nominated. The
lightning may strike Zach Chandler In his opln-
ION. The presidential campaign will be fought
by the republicans to some extent he says,
upon financial Issues; but the people will have
something to say upon the question whether
the country is to be ruled by confederate bf1ga-
diers. II it is he wants to go to Mexico The re-
publicanS will cary Ohio, though Foster sis a
poor creature" He likes Ewing, personally,
but should Ohio elect man with such danger
GUS financial views, he shoulders for the
future The contest In Maine will be close
but he thinks Davis (republcan) will be elected
The trouble In Maine is that the republican
leaders are quarreling among themselves,
and in his belief the nomination of Davis, an
outside man, was pre-arranged to harmonic
the diScordant elements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

1t Is stated In our local columns that Con
gresham j. NJ. Thompson, OF Butler county,
Pennsylvania, Is likely to be appointed to the
vacancy On the District bench created by the
death OF Judge Humphreys; and it Is added
that he Is 'Dacked up" for the place by the
entire Pennsylvania delegation, both houses of
the legislature, and by many other Pennsylva-
MANS With entire respect for Mr.. Thomp5ons
OF Butler county, Pennsylvania, who Is doubt
less coed lawyer and man of integrity, the
question may be asked why should the judge
ships In the courts OF this District be reckoned
In the light OF places to be scrambled for by
offce-seekers throughout the country-ax-
Congressman or any body else? Why should
Judge for the courts Of Washington be appoint
ed uron the request OF the congressional dele
gation and legislature OF Pennsylva TIA, or of
any ether state? As Maryland law rules to a
certain extent In this District, there is some
propriety In the appointment OF portio1 OF uae
bench from that state, familiar with its laws
d precedents, but with ihiS exception the
dges should be selected from orr own bsr
which has abundant material o abilito, dignity.
q d integrity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

Now Is the time when hints how to keep cool
In city houses are in order. A New York medl-
cal authority recommends in this connection
that every house should be open 20 the night
air, and closed against the heat OF day. The
upper sash OF every window should be lowered
all night, and every trap-door or opening
through the roof should be wide open, while the
inner doors OF the house should be opened for
ventilation. The higher the windows the more
necessary 1t is that they should be opened, as
the hot air accumulates ia the upper part of the
house. All garnet windows and doors should be
Kept open habitually, and on hot nights few
buckets Of water should be expended from a
watering-pot In watering the roof and the gar
ret. The hanging OF wet sheets and clothes
In the garnet contributes to the cooling OF the
house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

Tne local agitation In Philadelphia is In re-
gard to the developed plan of the Pennsylvania
railroad company to have new passenger
depot In the center OF the city, In the nelghbor
hood OF Broad and Filbert streets The trains
VII be brought from the present depot at West
Philadelphia across the Schuylklll by means of
- elevated railroad. The company have been
quietly buying up the property on the line Of
the road for some time, and are now going on
with the work OF purchasing with accelerated
activity. This is the result 1t Is stated, OF the
recent announcement that the Reading railroad
company Intended to extend the lines of the
New York Bound Brook route from al and
Berks street down to 9th and Green. thus tan.
ping the heart Of the city and stirring up the
pennsylvania company to a sense of dangerous
competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

squire Bunny In one OF his decisions on this,
DIS NE. oas DIS Juoge pro TEN of the Police
Court, has not made very favorable i'm ,ra.-
sion. He dismissed a charge OF cruel wh,nn,ny
OF friendless child, by woman in Who's cus.
tody the unfortunate happens 90 be, the pIrl,s
back still bearing the marks OF a beating with
q cowhide administered some days ago, because
cher life was not IN danger" II this is law In
the District, children may be whipped with
cowhides OR burned with hot irons, and the
tortuTers can go scot free. The sooner we have
here a Society for the Protection OF Children
the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

Cur1ously enough, while Mr.. William E.
chandler, In an interview with a STAR reporter
to-day, expresses the opinion that Gen. Han
cock would be the strongest man the demo-
Gratis could nominate for the presidency, the
New York Sun OF to-day benignantly throws
Its beams upon Hancock: says 1t is surprising
ne Is not brought forward more conspicuously
as democratic candidate, and predicts that
before the nomination he will be a good deal
more talked about than he Is at present. Chand-
Ter and the Sun are usually pretty wide apart,
out occasionally they hold some views sjintly,n
as for Instance lately in regard to President
Hayes, and now upon the candidacy of Han.
cock. Mr.. Chandler, however, thinks Tilden
Will be the nominee and the Sun has been In
TIE habit OF shining for Tilden three or four
days OF the week. This is not one of Tilden,s
days In the Sua calendar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

The New York Herald does not take much
stock In the outcry raised because the clerks I'm
the Washington departments are asked to sub
scribe to the republican campaign fund, and
inquiries How Is 1t In the New York CITY
Sep2ssnheats, where the democrats rule? And
cannot the democrats see that their own course
In turning out republican clerks and other SUBJ
ordinates In the two houses Of Congress Is no.
tice to all the government clerks that IL the
democrats elect President all OF them will be
turned out? Could anything else serve so well
TO make them subscribe money to keep the
republican party In power?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

New York city, which according to the Her
aid wants to be the National Capital, Is still In
course OF being depopulate1 by the excess OF
oeaths over births, there having been 10 of the
latter 10 100 Of the former last week. pretty
place for the Seat OF Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

The following are the state conventions of the
week:-Tuesday-Pen greenback ia
Altoona, and Wisconsin greenback In Water
town; Wednesday democratic In
Harrisburg, and Iowa prohibitionist In Des
Aoines. On Thursday the democrats OF the
n1th district OF Iowa will hold a convention In
iowa CITY 10 nominate candidate TO I'LL the
vacancy Ia Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

CENTLEMFNI
NJ An Ele9snt French Cali, Han &c re =. Tn med
Edge. Cali L'nad, Low Qu.-tef SHOE war;. ntad q.
represented, fer 80
$3.50.
Rsason-Too many on band
BYR>B HOE STORs
V14u 14A and C0-cIr0n Streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14

MI. Charles Foster, of Ohio, who was In
washington over Sunday, Is confident of sue
cess, but still has an eye to making his "calling
ana election sure" by seeing to it that there are
plenty OF deputy marshals appointed for the en-
1orcement OF the election laws in Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14
WOOD.
COAL
WOGn

" JOHNSON BROTH
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS COAL,
Full Weight
COAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries GOAL.
Main Office, wharves, mill and depot connected with
uptown offices by TxLEPHoNE.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nomically conducting the wood aud coal trade,
WI factory, extensive store yards enabling ue
to stock up largely when coal u lowest; ofacee
thrcuebout the city. and all ID immediate communi
to offer to oar patrons the best varieties Of
coal at the very lowest prices.
Remember. We insure : strictly pure coal, a,2ao
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERa.
Main of ce, mill and depot, foot Of 18TH Tin ana
SITS ~ Offices: 1902 st. n W.. I; lll2 eth n n "
las lib st. E.w.; and 22l Pa. ave. So .yiStr
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no BUY Deb AND TO SELL CHEAP rs DUB
tie For ss csSH Z cnoTa q
ING (of which make . gpeciaty) the highest
prices VIII be positively paid. Address or call at
JUBTH'S Old stand. No. SO street, between 9th
and 7,h streets NV, or branch store No. 408 9th
streets, Cetween D ahd streets NV. jylf1y
Te LIFE WORTH LIVING, BY MALLOCK, AR
I'm The Mist by Rose Porter
How to Get Strong and How to Stay So, By Baikie.
Annual RECORD Of Science and Industry for 1878.
II Dug hts on the Religious Life by Alden with in.
PRODUCTION by w. q. Bryant
VIM BALLANTYNE SON.
jyl4tr 1873 7th street n.sc.
ID COLORED SILKS
CHECK SILKS AND STRIPED SILKS.
AT OLD PRICES.
at ton and first hands before the recent advance
In prices, offer the whole of largs stock at the
old prices, and those contemplating purchase will
no coubt save money by doing 30 before the new
lnr ortatiOns arrive
We are closing all our SUMNER GOODS out at
greatly reduced priceA
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Eve pr CeLt. Off for Cash in all CAGES.
W. Nj SHUSTER 4 SONS,
IT go Pennsylvania Hrenne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14
THE CELLULOID TROss1ND sUPP0R TERs

That never rusts, never breaks. never wears out.
always cleen, and can Be worn while bathing is for
sce q OHA0. F1bHkR'S, 623 7th street NV.
Mn. Fisher dsvotes her attenkion 10 the wants OF
soy petfo0A 0Acl1lY
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LUMBER

LUMBER LUMBER!l
ANOTHER TUMBLE IN PRICES!
POPLAR. inch and So, No o. per 100 IT,, s2O0
WHITE PINE SHINGLES. No. 2. per 1000, s17t
CLEAR SIDING, u inch (without knot),
Per ioo $1.00
VIRGINIA PINE Boards. per 100 It., 81 90
CYPRESS SHINGLES. 10 o.. .:per 1000, $3.50
WE ARE NEVER OUT or 7HEsE
wILLET LIBBEY,
CORNER SIXTH AED AVENUE NV,
OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
my2s-tr WASHINGTON. D. O.
TEE i GRsAr p1SAFoRE sseARs. 4 cts.
TBE NEW NATIONAL
LINE OF OOEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT IRON SIDE
WHEEL STEAMER ,,s -
FRANCES"
Of 100 tons burden and with accommodations for
1IOo persons, viii hereafter make regular trips be-
tween this city and New York. stopping at
CAPE MAY. LONG BRANCH AND ooNEY
ISLAND,
and will leave on TUESDAY, JULY Is, at S O'clock
leaving from stePhenson's wharf foot of tn st:
Fsre to Nex Yo:k, &c; round. trip ticket good for
thirty days. s19 staterooms. e. Tickets sale at
the general freight and passenger office 1912 Penn
phenson's wharf, and At the boat AA o'A ''' ''e'
:. Freight earthly handled, and brought quicker
than by any other route
Baggage called for and checked at residence
Passengers forwarded to Long Branch. Ooney
Is and. Boston, Newport, Albany, Sara oga and al
other lines out OF New York.
lOS L. SAVAGE. General Manager.
THCS. COLLIER,
General Ticket Agent
JAS. HUDSON,
ylr-N Ticket and Freight Agent
THE CELLULOID TRUSsAND sUPPOR TKRS
,IoAt never trusts. never breaks never wears out.
Always cleen, and can be worn while bsthinR Ia Tor
se,e o OHA0 FI6HkR'S. $40 It'll street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14
A YER'S AGUE CUBE.
QUiNINE AND ARSENIC

QUiNINE AND ARSENIC
market. and are tie last resort of Physicians and
people who know 20 be ter medicine to EN- oloy for
these drugs destructive to the system producing
he adache, Intestinal disorders vertigo d zziusss
eab Sa%E oSRH the
discovery, containing neither auinine arsenic. nor
raptd cure for every form Of Fever and Aans' It's
eIleets are permanent and certain and no injury
and Asae 10 ali tie forma It Is also
superior reTedy for Liver Complaints. It is an
complain pc cular to maiarious, marshy and MAS.
matte districts by direct acton on the Liver and
r stimulates the system to Wig
ESr sale p z 'f B. GILMAN and all dealers.
pRoF. W. F. wEBER's HEADQUARTERS,
MUSIC fer Picncs Excursions, Parad,s Funerals.
nc Orders left at No. l2O It'll St Metzsrotts
mediate attention. jyi2,im'
THE co PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing be.
L tween Elmer Hewitt, 81; I. Strang and R. A.
TUCK Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Ise 6q as VIII BE- ct the old
Tu s the w. IL
q TUCKER. who Will assume all liabilities and col
$4,000 WV '''N ~ - ELMER HEWITT.
( ( 1 /. F FGekEs:
Washington, D. C. july 18th. 1879 iyl2-sta
PINAF,o.ksdE TABLE SAUCE, 20 cts. pint.
i tyl1 t2O
PiSs4 7I5:{s5 ROOT BEER at ii04 18th:
P1s;4 71i's5 shaARS' sold only at llS4 la'a.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE
MONTH OF JULY!
Alpaca Coats, $125, $l.bO. $L75. %. 80. ST.
Blue Linen Suits, s3, "a and S5.
White Vests, 75c 81. el.50, 90 and 49,
Long Busters, 75c , 81, 81 80, 81 and 50 81.
Ightcopd Cass Pants, 81. $3.50. 50 and g.
Office Goats, 35c., 50c, 60c.
Boys Linen Suits, $L75.
Blue Flannel Eu ts at reduced pricas
Dress and Business Suits at reduced prices
A. STRAUS,
IOl1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jy1-tr Between 10th and 18th streets.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER "EUE,"
CAPT. W. G. GEOGHEGAN,
Leaves Stephenson's Wharf. foot Of It'll street.
I'VE k sasDHx 1t and 2 g f.
MORE R.tnrning leaves Baltimore
EVERY FRIDAY, p. m
and Gx E Eass
and 18th street iy9-lm
THE LITTLE PINAFORE SUGARS, 8 cts.
/ 1ylIt20
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
In 18th street and New York avenue.
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults Safes for
rent from Is to 46G Per annum Taxes Govern
ment Bonds ON Special Deposit-0ne dollar per
81 COO year. Also, receives SnverWare packed in
ordinary sized trunks ON deposit for moderate
charge Board Of ManaRers-Wm. Stckney, presi.
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue.
Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults Safes for
rent from Is to &6G per Annum. Taxes Govern
ment Bonds ON special Deposit-one dollar per
SlGO0 year Also. receives slverwsre packed in
Charge. Board Of Manaaers-Wm. Stickney. prest
dent; George W. Riggs. vice president; B. r. Sny.
Ger, secretary; A: sturtevant, treasurer; Henry
A. willard. John CaeSels, Thomas Evans. myS-tr
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pROF., W.. F. wEBER'S IRREGULARITIES,
Il u soI'hwe p cor Of 18TH and NV. furnishes
&C. Orders left at No. i2O 7th st. s.e Metzsrotts
and Ellis music store AL orders will receive i'm
mediate attention. jy12-lms
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11O INT. GENTS sEARsUCKR oFFIcR
ltJ Coafs, fast co'ors at zoe Black AZ
ras Goats, 81 %; worth g. Job Another iot R,ys'
Striped Jscsste. for 2sc, worth So N.ns Liesn
FlanI ell PsI.ts, gLso; worth a200: very o6oep.
Bow. $40; cheap st Al -. Boys Laan Jackeks
and A,ts. sc each saaw Hsts eixuaiterod
gKLFI8.
,ylctr l9lA-x0le n. 80,
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CARRIAGES! CARRAaEs
CARRIAGES,

fine new FRENCH VICTORIA v r, Hsbf ana
efylsh . new satin Il. mu.ed COACH >~o
Lew and 'leSant}y finished, 1T less thai 80 ~
cott q. 10; nu, acture; four ana kix-paa 232@f1G
serser LANDACLET R0cKAwAYS, someshiur
new for MlntsT End summer use. Dotors' PIE
COUPE IS RoCkAWAGs, TOP tni NOfOP BUG
SIES. EAlENSICN- TOP PH ETON8. and CAR
htAGks ~ all descriptions. The largest et3ck
nave evtr haf, al sresty reouced prices Grsat ne
nston IN rices OF Rel air Wcsk-
i am ava ut for BRIGGS PATENT UNRRELr
LAS the best in the ses euitale forkny style Of
OF Ell v.licle. A iull he Of them on hasd.
- Asel for BREWS1E Err & 90 Of Bronze street.
New York
ANDREW j. pYOE.
iyl1-lm 4If-A14-4 4 Fas Sssesfh sf.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-10

would have inflicted if it had the
power.
In September last Tracy's case was
heard before the Board OF Pardons,
Judge Williams and his associates on
the bench during the trial, uniting IN
a letter asking for commutation.
There We're many other letters to the
same effect, the application being
based on the uusoundness of the
prisoners mind. The board unani-
mously refused the prayers. The
murderer's execution had been fixed
for the 7th Of October, but the Gov
ernor granted him a respite. A few
weeks ago the case was considered
the second time and again adversely,
although huge mass of additional
evidence was submitted to show the
responsibility of the murderer. A
final appeal to the Supreme Court for
a special writ of error was also re
fused.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-10
Rerister,s Notice.

=
NOTICE - hereby givea thdt 'he ioiloHinS
persons nave u'ci '.ie" 'O'o"'' !" ~ "Ss
ister's Office IN Miiiiintown' ana Ihit the
same will BE- presente' 70 the COurt LOT con-
firmation and allowance, on IoEoDa1 i ,
DECEMBER 10, 1879;
1. TIE final account of Jacob Zendt, Rx-
ecutor of Philip Zendt, late of Walker
township, Juniita county, deceased.
.. The second and final account of Daniel
Knouse. Administrator of Amos Miller, de-
ceased, late Of Susquehanna township, Ju-
ni.ta county.
The first and final account of John W.
Speddy. Executor of Alexander Speedy,
deceased. late of MifIiintown. J uniata county.
4. The account Of w. e. Laird, Admins
traitor of the estate of Holmes Parvin, de-
cease,l, late of the borough OF Patterson,
Jupiara county.
Z. The first and final account of George
Of n 4 Pifzfpau iE-