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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03
New Idrertise,nents.

GO WEEK.-S2 A DAY AT HOME easily
y = made Costly outft tree. Address TRUE 4
co.. Augusta Maine 1851
RANCROFTs EMINENT, or Instant Relief,
- stops DlPIlIHERlA and SORE THROAT. Don't
fail to try IL. Sold by druggists. lS-eow
NoTICE.-This certnes that have this day given my
~ son, WILLIS WlLLBEk, his time during the remain
der of his minority and shall claim OF his wages nor
pay any debts OF his contracting after this date.
JAMES WILDER.
witness-B. J. sroCKwELL
February 49, 1850 2s-sl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

SPEEDY CouGH CURE cures consumption.
SPEEDY COuGH CURE cures consumption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03
Desirable House for Sale !

two-story dwelling OF nine finished rooms, nearly
new and In excellent condition situated Terrace Street
Montpelier, Ave minutes walk from depot and twelve
fifteen from union school. The neghborhood Is a good
one and the Views from the house the best about Mont
peer. IL required, two three additional be
flashed on At slight expense. The lot contains
About I l-2 Acres of Land,
and the house supplied with running water from springs
on the place. Owing TO owners noyal from town, the
place is for sale at very reasonable price
II not disposed OF by May lst the house will offered
for rent to careful and responsible parties. Enqac Of
ii. N. TAPLIN, Jr.,
Montpelier. Vermont.
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CHELsEA,-Waterson Post, Grand Army OF the
Republic, held a sociable at Captain w. II. IL.
Halls, Tuesday evening, February oath. Good
music and good supper, George Colby of Tun-
bridge, who purchased the farm owned by the
late Joel Osborn, has taken possession. Rev,
4, L. Herrick lectured at Bradford Friday even
ing. MIR. Noah Paine has gone to Boston to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Smith, who is soon
going 10 Kansas. .. Mrs. John Locke has sold her
place to Mr. Ed Diekey for 81 600. The young
est son OF j. b Atwood is very sick with scarlet
fever The drama, Coupon Bonds, followed by
the allegory, War OF the Roses which were play Jed
At Ben L uyde's hall Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, was well attended. Miss Lillian
Cobb, who has taught the last four terms of the
primary school has returned to her home In
Elgin, Illinois. Carlos Reyes and Walter Barnes
leave for Burlington Wednesday, March Sd, where
they are going to enter the medical college.
1t Is Charles Lockes brother that Is home from
Missouri instead OF his father, as stated last week
How TO GET SIcK,-Exercise yourself day and
night, eat too much without exercise work too
hard without rest doctor all the time take all the
vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want
to know how to get well, which is answered In
TIRES words-take Hop BrrTERsl See fourth page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

MARCH WISpsl-The sudden changes and high
winds which prevail in March make bottle OF
Towns ELlSh Always necessary 10 nave Al
lung diseases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

THIEVES AND DYNAMlTR.-Nor Pownal Is
greatly excited over burglary that occurred there
Monday night of last week, in the office OF the
North Powna Manufacturing Company Mon
day was pay day, and, after paying off most of
the help, some four hundred dollars remained,
which was placed in the company's safe. Some
time during the night the office was entered by
unknown parties, who charged the safe with
dynamite, blew it into pieces and carried off the
contents. Not the slightest clew was left to the
thieves identity. 1t must have been known in
advance that large sum of money would that
day be deposited in the safe but, fortunately, the
most of 1t had been paid out during the afternoon
previous to the theft. To deaden the force of the
explosion the safe was wrapped in calico prints.
Another safe belonging to Thompson Co., mer-
chants, who occupied part OF the building stood
near the one opened, but this was untouched.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

SrKEpy SALvg Is the best.
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Wew Adrrrfisenenfs.

VISITING CARDS ,,St will will
paid 10 address 100 ne white tinted ards with any
name printed upon them, for only 70 cents so for is cents
~ Tor 10 cents Agenfs udHfed Full oniht Of samples
etc. Is cents postp,d We have go varieties making
UNION CARD CO., Montpelier Vermont.
tbtnre optNia'b fost-ffficel
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Obituaries.

DANIEL CAMERoN.-ln Montpelier on the Isl
instant, Mr. Daniel Cameron, in the eighty-second
year of his age A year and a half since Mr.
Cameron buried his companion of fifty-sever
years, since which time his physical suffering.
have been great, and he has had an irrepressibl'
desire to join her in that better land where theil
treasure has long been laid up. Mr.. Cameron has
had ten children, five of whom survive, one Of
them Mrs. Calkins, lately of our village The
funeral will take place at his late residence on
Thursday, the 4th instant, at two, p. NJ.
PARIS FLETCHER The venerable Paris Fletcher
of Bridport died on Friday last, February 9th, al
the advanced age of eghty-fve years and eleven
months Mr. Fletcher had long been one of tn,
most prominent men in Addison county. He had
been president OF the bank at Middlebury fol
forty years, had held the office OF town represen
tative, and was in many ways identified with tn,
business interests OF the county. He was brother
Of the late Thaddeus X Fletcher of Burlington
and Of Colonel Frederick Fletcher of St. Johnsbury
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

srKrDY Couou CuRx cures consumption.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-03

STATE OF yERMoST,} To Frederick Grswonld. Col.
ORANGE, SIS. I lector of Rates for the Town OF
Randolph Greeting the authority Of The State OF Yer
sons the sxed to Each Persons percuer
Down In your Rate tax hill hear with Committed You
u Collect by the Srectmen OF I'd Randolph you III Receive
Wheat at 1--WE shlngs Rye at four shllngs, and lndien
Corn at three shngs Pr Bushc and pay III. Same in 10
the tresurey of sd Town by the First Div of Jana
Being for the evd W Branerd Saleey and II any Person
or Persons Asest taxed Refuse neglect his
their e tax You Hereby Directed 10 take The Goods
or Estate Of such Delinquent or Denquans to be found
within precDks and the Dispose Of according
Law and For Want OF Goods Estate Of such Delnquant
you are hereby Directed TO take the Boddye Boddeys
such Delnqusns him them Commit to the Keeper
the boal In Newbury In I'd County within PRISON Who i
here by Directed Receive such enquant OF DenQant
and him or them safely keep until he they the full
Sunes above menssned with fees that he they he
Discharged by the Town Of Randolph aforesaid other
wise by order OF Law here OF fail make Due Return
according to Law Dated at Randolph iii. Is Day OF de-
eember one Thousand seven iundrd and Ninety three
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BOUNDARY LIN ES AN ID
BRIDGE VIEWS.
MERCHANDISE.

Coal for Jail and Court
hOuse e...................s
X. +. HOllord, Co. Institute
Jury commissioners and
Clerk Hire .............
Auditors and Clerk Hire.
IL. Il. Swartz, Commission
ers Clerk. k...............
Max Schweibin2, Treasur.
er's Salary. ry...............
State Taxes. es....,........
Bank Taxes. es..............
state Taxes on 90. Bonds.
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Grnnt,s UIter,or Designs.

70 TINS EbfroR or THE SUN-Sr: What
does the nomination of Grant mean, and
what does his success mean
That there is no other man in this enligh.
tened nation who is fit to become its ruler.
II is the mapping out of the plans for the
future of The Republican party, which j.
nothing but the installation Of the one man
power Of this country.
II will be the first step in the direction o.
establishing an Empire, with Grant and
Cameron at the head of it.
1t will be the cause of serious contention.
between the people in different parts of thi.
land
1t will be the means OF foyerlhrowing thi:
one united Government and the establish.
ing of many not in unison with one an
other.
In this age of civilization il will be r.
turn to barbarism, and will throw our
country into a serni-civilized state and Mxi
canize it. M. S. R,
WElssroRT, Pa, Feb. 4.
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pHILA. 81 READING RAILRAOD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

FEBRUARY 4TH 1879
Trains leave eALLENToWN as tollows;-
tYIA PERKIoMEN RAILRoADl.
For Philadelphia at -42l, GAa' lllo' an and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadel lphia az Il. 30 a. m. 3.35 o. IN.
WA EAsf fENSk. BRANCH.l
For Reading, $50, 9.o5 a m, 1910, $50 ard oo5
For Harrisburg 8. so .9O5 a, M. I2.iO,4SO snd9.o5
For Lancaster and Columbia, 50. sos am, and
SUNDAYS.
For Reading, Harrisburg, and way points 9O5
CvIA BETHLEHEM)
For Philadelphia from J.. V, Depot AS 6.i2'
rs.i2 a. IN ~ o3,5.45, ga p. m. SUNDAY 400 p, m
For Philadelphia from l., & 5. Depot IS IS a
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN Leave as follows:
WA PERKIo9iEN RAILRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia, 7.4O a. m, l.OJ 'lsland $50
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, son u. IN. and 8.l5 p. m.and
WA EAST PESsA. BRAScul
Leave Reaaing7.@5 1899 u. m.,2OO. 3.55, and0.l5
Leave Harrisburg, SIS, SOS and a.55, a. m, l,45
Leave Lancaster, sos a. m, 100 and $50 p, m.
Leave Columb I.55 a. m los and $40 p. N.
Leave Reading, 720 a. m.
Leave Harrisburg, $50 am.
tNIA bETnLEHEMl
Leave Philadelphia 100 SIS, els, e.2N, s5l5
500 p. IN, Sunday 81 a. m, 500 D. m
Trains MAJ ked thus ~ run 60 ana from depot
9th and Green streets Philadelphia. other
trains 70 and from Bread street depot. Trains
Wa Betalehem" run 10 aud frOm Berks 81,
Depot, except those Warked ~.
Ine Gas a. m and b.b5 D, m. trains from A Hen
town, and the 7.f1 n. m. and 681 u. M. trans
nom Philadelphia, have through cars 10 and
trom Philadelphia.
j. r. WOOTIEN,
GeifF0f MANAGER.
c G. HANCOCK. Gcai Pass & T,cket dgeHL
nov. ti
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LEHtGuToN, tAa
If 1,lew. Of tbe Gnsette. would ALLOW

If Blew, Of the Gazette, would allow
himself 10 tell the truth for once, he would
find il so refreshing that he would thereafter
endeavor to stick to that line. In speaking
to Sheriff Koons ofthe GaFettc's false charge,
that we were instrumental in getting up
the matter for the contest of his election, we
told him that we thought it very impolte
upon the part of the Gazette to again re-
bpen the subjectj that we had thought
the whole thing dropped and forgotten.
We fear nothing the Gazette may say of us
at any time, and ask no favors Of him or
his friends. We are glad to receive patron
age from any person, but we never "c;inge"
to any one for few "crumbs of comfort;
and when we get an advertisement or job
ofprinting we do not have to run to two or
three Offices to borrow the material with
which 10 do the work.
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TXECUTORS' SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate

BY virlre OF an order of the Orphans Court
OF Carbon County, Pennsylvania the undcr-
signed, Executors of SOLOMON SOBT. late of
FRANKLIN Township. County and State
aforesaid, decea cd, Will sell at Public sale, on
the premises, on
Saturday, February 2lst, 1880,
at ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ =, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE to wit; all that certain Tract
or Piece OI Ian d, situate IN Franklin Town.
ship Aforesaid, on public road lending from
WeisspOIt TO StrOudsbuTg. and about g miles
east of WeisspOIt bounded by lands of RoOelt
Campbell, Solt ~ Bevan, Tllghman Dre!sOach
and Others containing TWEkTY-TH RI i
ACRE and FIFTN-NINE PERCH ES, strict
measure. The improvements thereon m
area Two story Il IA Me ID WELLING tHHaf
HOUSE, 25 by IS feet, with Kitchen at I4t1sl
tached 20 bv 25 feet Frame Barn 80 by So feed
9nd other Outbuidngs 1hiS Is one OF tIe best
hCmes in Carbon County.
Terms Will be Iuade known at the time an(
place OF sale. hv
ELIZA and 1HO~. J. SOFT,
Executors of sol. Sot, decd.
Franklin, Feb. T. ISSO-w3*
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The Cry is Still They Come
The CaShSyStem Thoroughly Endorsed.

Our constant influx of new patrons and largely increased trade
the best evidence offer favor of the Cash System
Crowds Of customers who make their purchases daily at the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE, testify to its merits
and to keep increased have consequence thereof
thoroughly overhaued entire stock of WINTER DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS BOOTSj SHOES; &C., and have placed
the same at such asonishngy low prices that will insure
ready sale We therefore offer to-day
Special Bargains in Black Silks.
Special Bargains iii Black Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Black Apacas.
Special Bargains in Colored Cashmores.
Special Bargains in Ladies Sutings, iii all the
Popular Shades at from 10 cts. per yard upwards.
Special Bargains in Shawls and Coatings.
Special Bargains in White and Colored Blankets
Special Bargains in Cassmeres.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes -
paton
a Stue,a
through
Call early if you would secure real Bargains.
Respectfully
J. T.NUSBAUM & SON,
Oct 4-yom Lehghton, Penna'
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Tuesday, Feb. 17th, 1880,

commencing at TWO O'Clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing valuable real estate. to-Rit: All that
certain Lot of Ground, situate on the corner
of Lehigh and South streets in said Borough
of Lehighton, containing in front or breadth
on said South street seventy-seven feet, and
extending of that width between parallel lines
eighty-siX and one-half feet to within two feet
of n Brown House. The improvements there
on are two.story Frame Wheelwright Shop
and one Double Frame Dwelling,one and one
half stories high.
ALSO all that certain lot of ground, being
part of Lots Nos. IL and Il, (Owned by said
deceased end Samuel Leyan) situated on
South street, in said borough, and adjoining
the Evangelical church, containing in front
on said South street seyenty-one feet, and eX-
tending thence between parallel lines to an al
leyone hundred and eightyone #. in depth, with
a ront Of seventy-seven feet on Northampton
street. The improvements thereon are a two
story Frame Dwelling.
Terms will be made known at time and place
Of sale, by -
ANGELINE HEBERLING,
Administrators Of G. S. Heberling, deed.
ian. lO.-w4.
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stantinople, reports thst the Kaimakam NJ
Alexanorettn, syria, has been dismissed for
violent treaamen Of French sailors during an
array with Mbhammedans there
e-AleNander schossa, VINO recently fred on q
prl"st engaged in celebrating mass in the 1tal.
ian Church at Hatton Garden, London, has
been found guilty OF shooting with intoht to
NH. nnd sentenced 10 penal scrvitudo for rfe.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carbon County. In
erer, Administrator of Oliver Breneiser, Cec'u.
the unders gued Auditor, appointed by the
Court to examine aud, II necessary, 1estate said
account, and make distribution Uf tie tunUs in
the hands of the Administrator. will attend to
the duties of his appointment on TIL HU RSDAN,
MARCH 4th, 1850, ut TEN O'Clock IL tho Fore
noon at his Office in the Borough OF Mauch
Chunk Carbon County, Pa, at which time aud
place all parties interested in said estate may
attend. JOHN KILN n,
Feb. z. 1880 va Auditor.
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General Agent for Carbon, Monroe and Pike
counties. County Buildings Maueh Chunk'
Carbon county Pa. feb. 14-tt.
CHARLES LBNTz, agent for Weissport
Parryville aud Franklin township.
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A DMINISTRATRIX SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of sn order Of the Orphans Court
of Carbon County. Pa, the undersigned Ad-
ministTatriX of George Samuel Hcberling, lat
of tn Borough of Lehighton, Pa, decd there
will be offered at Public Sale on the premises,
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TN DIVORCE.
No. J, Oct. t. 1879.
IN DIVORCE.

Mary Alice Eisenhower.
byher next fIlend, Man No. ], Oct. T., 1879.
assas Acker,
VS.. IN DIVORCE.
Edwin Eisenhower.
SIR ;-NOu will please take notice that the
unde signed has been appointed COmmls-
sioner by the Court OF Common Pleas Of Carbon
county to take testimony in sur hhel case tor
Divorce, and Will attend to sand duties at the
office OF Mm, NJ. Rapsher. ESQ. in Lehighton,
on Tuesday the SECOND DAY OF MARCH,
1850, at O'clock, p. Nj. when ana where you
and all Others interested may attend.
p. j. MEEHAN,
jan. 81, lSsO.-it Commissioner.
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EATENT@o

=. A. lehman, Solicitor Of American
and Foreiga Patents, Washington. DO. An
business connected with Patents, whether be-.
fore the Patent Ohce or the Courts, promptly
attended Co.. Nocharge made uuless a paicnt
is secured, Send for circular. ucis-tf
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Cont Of Carbon County, to settle aud
restate the account and make distribution OF
The money IN the hands Of Ann GlisOu, ndmis-
tratfix OF the estate OF Patrick McKennH de-
ceased, will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment on TUESDAY, MARCH 10th, 1851, a 3
y EN- O'Clock a. Mat his Office n OAK HALL.
MGuch Chunk, when aud where all parties in
terehted may attend.
PETER J. MEEHAN
feb. II, lsl0-iw. Auditor.
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. OTEL STAND FOR SALE,

The undersigned offers at Private Sale, his
Hotel stand, known as the "HORSE SHOE
HOUSE, situate on the public road leading
20 B0Wman's, and about a quarter of a mile
below the Parryyille Furnaces. This offers a
rare chance for any one In search of a first
class business place, For further particulars
apply ON the premises, TO
ii. FELLMANN,
Jan. p, 1SsO-w3 Proprietor
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y" A@0'oh : '"'
I,gs and DoiHgs at oar National Capitol
|0a the equal Footing ,oih Joe Parke-.-
ngressioRai Ne,0s. -- ParaelFs TiSt-
PiHioas in regard to he Harrisburg Con-
tion.-Good Heics tor APplicaats for
plsi0ns.
MAsHINoroS, Feb. Z, 1850.
Of the most novel scenes that has ever
witnessed IN the Capitol occurred on
ley lst an tue Uniied states Supreme
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PIANOs-ORGANs.

CHE APR5T HOUsR IN AMERICA. lst-class In
Btruments, all new, for cash or installmonts .
warranted six Years. Illustrated catalogues
free. Agents wanted.
a. LEEDS WATERS, AGT..
No 2s West l4lh street. New York.
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SHOW THIS TO YOUR GROCER.

TS01 We have the best sellug Ten
ID ED L CeLt ar0icle IN the world. One
asent ordered 100 sept. 18th, $40 SeDr. 22a 500
Sept. 2ath 600 Oct. 4h, 500 Oct. Sth, 1Ith, go
oct; Zot1, 5Ol OCT. 1900 NoV. !sIMO Nov, etL
500 Nov. Ifth 5GJ Nov. l5tn $50 Nov. Goth, $40
Dec 5th 800 Dec. 18th, 500 Dee. 18TH, 500 Dec.
goth. Total. 500 in o. davs The same agent
sold 5s3 in two days ana says Il is tine best Sc J.
ing aTtic he ever snw. Tip Top profits Sample
with terms Ten Cents.
WORLD MANUFACTURING co, l22 Nassau ST.,
N. Y.
Proof Of the above has been shown to the
authnrt1a1 nup-tr nj this uunnf
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TRUJBD'E1UJ EREG OUJ R EED


81
m a m e
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ASSESSMENTS, REGISTRY &
MILITARY ENROLMENT.

INTEREST UN COUNTY BONDS.
Interest due Jan. !. 1ST9.... 1855 60
Interest due on Bonds Re
deemed d................... IS OF
Interest due on County Or
der No. lS2 ............... 81 SO
1914 81
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ELECTION EXPENSES

February Election, lST9.... 597 24
November Election, Is79... oil 90
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GEO. w. ESSER

Good responsible AGENTS WANTED.
For circulars or information cPll ON or ad
dress.
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New Advertisements.
East rENN romNsHl

School TAX H ,.:..... ....,. 5SS
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Closing prices of DEHAyEN a TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold. 40 South
lILirl ALr...L nEtInI.l.L.- IL. IaNn
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SAMUEL MOTHER,
IL. A. BELTZ,
u. +. ALBRIGHT,

huullOfS.
10 Since the above Statement was au=
dited, the account of II. A. Beltz, Esq, of
Lehighton, amounting to $53 81, has been
settled in full.
II. Z. SwARTz, Clerk.
February 18th, ISSO-w1
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ISSUED. The only safe ana reliable institu-
tiOn that pives YOU Insurance of actual cost.
No sucplus divided among the officers or
trustees,
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HOLIDAY GOODS (! !
Mrs. c. DGTSGhirSChkY,
] Manhood, How Lost. How RGStOrel

susquehanna Street 9TH store bclow Rscc ST.,
nov. ggtf MAUCH CHUNK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01

Cairo since coming here, but they were
quite interesting.
am glad to see that Cairo continues to
flourish Am regularly in receipt of the
"Bullin-teen' Gas old man, Hart, used to
call it,, aad it is perused with considerable
interest-keep II coming right along to
7GG West Lake street, and il will help to
furnish us something to think about
But more anon, L.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS R. r.

GREATLY REDUCED RATES 10 THE ST. LOUIS
FAIR.
Tickets will be placed an sale October
9nd-good to return until October 18th
This is the only road running an all day
light train between Cairo and St. Louis.
Train leaves corner Second street and
Ohio Levee S4j a. m, arrives St
Louis 5: 30 p. m. Our omnlbuses deliver
passengers and baggage in st. Louis, tree
of charge.
ia. NAUGLE, l.. NJ. JOHNSON,
Agent. Genl Manager
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01
ST. LOUIS FAIR AND EXPOSITION
OCTOBER 4TH. TO 9TH, 1880.

The Illinois Central II. II. will sell OK.
cursion tickets Cairo to st. Louis and return
at SEQ Zone and one-third fare for round
rip.) Will commence sale of tickets,
Saturday, October I'd, Good to return until
October 18th, inclusive. This is the only
line running three daily trains through to
the union depot in 81. LOUIS.
] Il. JOKES, J. JOHNSON,
Ticket Agent Gent Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, NERVOUS weakness
early decay, loss of manhood etc, will
send a recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by Missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station d, New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01
NOTICE !

As considerable anxiety is felt by tue
consumers of milk and fresh meats because
Of the prevailing disease among cattle, !
shall from now until the disappearance OF
the plague, examine all cattle before they
are killed. and as near as possible, all cows
from which milk is being sold, and pro
hibit the sale of anything that's or comes
from the diseased animals.
SAMUEL ORR, Health.officer