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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-03

Young Men 10 aS' sG TG'g meBS d Earn 80
guaranteed paying Offices Address Valentine
Bros, GAINESVILLE, Wis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-03

G77T AY EAR and expenses to
N agents. Outfit free Address. p
o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine
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II. w. sMITHERs, Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.



through Express leaves Cairo. ......... Si5 a. m,
Through Express arrives ut +. ST. Louis. $500 p. m.
Through Express leaves T.. 81 Louise. 300 am
Through Express arrives at Cairo. ......, $40 m.
Murphysboro accommodationleaye Cairo 80 p. m,
Mu'phyaboro Acc. arrves0t Murphysboro 1850 I'm,
Mnrphysboro Acc. leaves Murphysboro . 500 a m.
Murphysboro Acc arrives at Caro-. ..... II :2J m.
The Cairo & St. Louis Rail Road II the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and st, Louis under one
management therefore there are no delays at
way stations awaiting connections from other lines.
Close and sure connections at 81. Louis with other
lines for North. East and West
J. A. NAUGLE, CHARLES HAMILTON,
Agent. General Manager
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SoS0 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. We will
%-oO pay the above salary to capable and rella.
pic men who VIII permanently act us our local
agents In each county in the United States and
canada or they can, II they choose. work on com.
mission, With reliable parties we will contract
ny lhe year or term OF years. We will send to any
party meaning business samples OF our repisters
blanks and circulars with our rates and terms. on
receipt OF 81 We arc not selling samples. hut
want active agents ut once TREADWEIL's
Springfield, Mass Established February, 1875.
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MEDICAL

Newspaper Advertising Bureau, lOSpruce st.N.Y
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~ - Outht furnished free, with full In .
strueti0ns for conducting tho most
uprohtable business that anyone can
~ u We engage IN. The business IA so easy
to learn. and our instructions are go simple
and plain. that any one can make grest profits
from Vi very start. No one can fail who 10
willing 10 work. Women are as successful as
men. boys and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over one hun-
dred dollars In n single week. Nothing like
II ever known before. All whv engage are sur
prised at the ease and rapidity with " hich
they are able to make money. You can on
great pront. You do not have to invest cap
itai IN u. We take all tho risk. Those W no
need ready money, should write to us at once.
All furnished fro Address TRUE b TO-, Au.
gusta, Maine.
Ost, 81, 1850,
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A Tramps Maxims.

In the hip pockets of an old va
gr'nt, pulled in by the police tn,
other night, was a memora ndum book
full Of his own writing with pencil
some Of his philosophy is good
enough to be Preserved. Ills first
paragraph reuds
"Drinkny la ! wli,key because It
is offered free Is like getting in the
way Of bullets purchased by the eu..
cmy."
A second reads:
"Honesfy is the best policy, bot
some folks are satisfied with second
best. 1t is hard to bo honest on on
empty stomach"
A third runs.
"a dry plank under n rain proof
shed Is better than q feather bed in
jail AMI ono isn't annoyed BY the
Jallor bringing IN a square break fast. 4"
A fourth says:
"Pay as you go. If you haven't
anything TO pay with, don't go. 1t
you are forced to go, record every 10.
deb'edness, and let your heirs settle
the bills
The fifth explains:
1--WE should have charity for all.
When the winter wiuds blow cold
and dreary we vags should pity the
poor fellows in India who are hav.
ing red hot weather.
A sixth isrecorded
"PolIteness costa nothing, but it is
not expected that you will wake a
man up at midnight to aux permis-
sion to 90 through his hen house.
1t is more courteous to let hin enjoy
his needed rest"
The seventh and last was noted
down as follows:
"When you pick up an apple core
do not ind fault because it is not
the apple itself, but be satisfied with
the grade Of descent. We cannot all be
lords, nor can We all be vagranta.
As ! cannot bo lord I should not
lament being vagrant. Be truth
ful ard out-spoken. That is, tell
Jsm you are Chicsgo fire sufferer.
Keep scssonsble hours or somo vag
will get your plank 6rst. Be hope
fn' cheerful and good natared.
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FREE BY NAIL
Wonderful Cures
HOPELESS CASES OF
CONSUMPTION

Bronehiti., Asthms, Oatarrh, Dyspepsia, Debit.
ity and All CHRONIC Diseases, 20 years OF great
experience. 1000 Hopeless cssss cured. As.
tonishing discovery Of new trsstment to quickly
iatten, make blood and build up the system.
lnyalids csused to eat and digest enormously
and gain TO pounds per week. Vital and
healing force is rapidly snd powerfully increase
ed. New life and vigor impaired the hrst few
days. severest cases Of Consumption, bed fast
aud given up TO die, cured In 2 70 3 months. In-
hammstion In the Lungs, removed Hectic Fever
and Might swssts, and tough made loose, and
easy, or checked IN ID hours. Tho treat men
sshilsr atts. ezAits, srouses ali organs into
healthy snd viso rous operation. u 70 also the
grestest cure on earth for Liver, Kidney, Heart
Head, Blood, skin. Female aud Nervous
in,,s' Ss%in q Wsstnsss, all disease. OF
eat 10 our otIs,, ,shd .ssrnsily invite You 10
write or cone osfore u e too late, no matter
lest physieisns. Desert DO yopr case. Trial nee
70 %.s: ss ssi Ss Isf " .s ~. !; E;sssf s e s%i
shS ss,S x ,cs Y %ss sra ga: sss.. q 81 -
postage. y. =: DikPknHARY.
80. ~ teFii>e asiissss Aich.
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Dauchy % l;o's Ad, iy.iss A,at,.
Have You Ever known

Any PRISON 10 he seriously III without q weak
stomach or Inactive liver OF kidneysi and
when those organs are iu good condition do
health parkor's Ginger Tontc always
regulates these Important organs, and never
tails to make the blood rich and pure. and to
strengthen every part Of the system. II has
cured hundreds of despairing invaiids. Ask
your neighbor about o..
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w. H. FELIX'S
Popular urniture
STORE,
Lewistown, Miflin county, Penn'a.

furiture of Every Kind, Parlor, Chamber.
Dinning Room. Hall, and Kitchen. to
suit the means ofevery person.
PAINTED Chamber Suits, from s25 to $50.
ranor outs from $40 up,
all walnut covered in Hair cloth Reps Raw Silk and Pushes
color.
Walnut Chamber Suits, with Marble Tops S45 to 1925
Bedsteads FROM "a m s5O
Bureaus Stands Lounges Chairs Mattress Of all kinds
deru Woven Wire Mattress Spring Bottom made
All goods kept in stock sae and at CASH
PRICES that will convince ALL that buying
get the best and always what Goods packed
ered with the best OF r. r. the immense
Stock No tronbe to show goods OUR MO rTO Goods Low
Prices and to please all Orders by prompt attention
at all times - -
. Yours Respectfully,
Jan. q, 1881. W. II. I|ICI IN
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WE Keep on hand all kinds Of
" Blanks such as Notes, Sstns~
monses, Warrants, Lsases. SaI1ooe.
A,ss a s1a, "A
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Sundays

Sundays
Fer Allentown and Way Stations. 500
q. IN.
For Reading, Philadelpbis, and Way
Stations, las p. IN.
Trdias for Harrisburg leave as foilows
Leave New York, via Allentown, s.ij
.. m. LOO and 6.30 p, IN.
Leave New York. via Bound Brook
Route" and Philadelphia. 7.46 a. m. 1.8o
and $50 .. M, arriving at Harrisburg
! .bo, 800 p. M, and 1875 a. m,
Lesve Phiadelphia, 9.46 q m. 40
aud 7 IS p. m.
Leave Pottsville, 100, 9.10 o. m, sni
4.AO IN.
Leave Reading, 4,50. 500, 1l.5o q. m.,
l.8o, o. 10, and 1o.35 p. m,
Leave Pottsville, via schuylkill & sus-
quehaDna Branch, $50 .. IN.
Leave Allentown, 6.25, 300 q. M. II. 10
4.3o, and 800 p. m.
Sundays
Leave New York $50 . m. Phillade.
pbia. 7.4S p. m.
Leave Reading, 8. 90 a m. and 10, 35 p. m
Leave Allentown at 9.o5 p. m.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton. Lo-
chiel, and steelton daily, except Sunday,
b.25. $40, 9'45 a. M, 200 p: IN. daily,
except Saturday and Sunday. g. 45 p. m.
and on Saturday only, 4. 46, clio, 9. 30 D m
Returning. leave SteeitOn daily, eX.
cept Sunday, O. 10, TOO. o,2o a. M, 2. 90
p. m daily. except Saturday and Sun.
day, clio p. M, and on Saturday only.
b. 10, 30, 9,5o p. IN.
J.E. WOOTTEN,
Gen1 Manager
C. G.. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Pass'r Il Ticket Agt.
Fob 3'4. VII 20.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-09

HUMOROUS.
One Vac :ination Too Many

Bright AID early yesterday mornihg
middlr-agcd nsr, oi anxi' us L.,
aud much corpor"sity. call"d at the
City Hall, and went for the Chief oI
Police with
HAT we some shuall box 10 De-
drvit p
81 believe we have n sporadic cas-
or two, wa, the reply.
"Uud dozc somebody haf TO b.,
wsccinated to keep him away 7"
Every citizen should protect him
sell"
How n any dimes was got wac
cipsttd n K ep DOT sbmall-bux ou,
OF mcin b use und saloon :"
Oh, 1 eu'ss once will do
"Vo' ce I! Great shmny No
more ash do: ! Shtst wait mi, =
itr
He jerked OIL his coat. and pushed
mp his shirt-sreves, aud roin,ed to
fur spots on bis left arm aud five
on Li- right, aud said
"FoUr und five makes nine dimes
vas wacc'nated 10 four days :"
"Iiow ie that ?"
"How ish dot ? Dots vb,tII
likes myself to know / vhus shusr
reading about dot sbmul,-box de ode
der day in dc Sherman bapcrs when
two men vhalks in mine saloon und
says : Sharley, dot shmall-box is al,
ofer down, und you must be wacci-
mated or der Common Council vbill
close you oop SO was waccina-
ted for two ehillipgs und zwei class
boer."
"Yes ~
Before night man NIT shpect-
acles como in und say 3 he vhas sent
by der Healthy Poard to see oof
vhas wacciua,ed. | show him two
blaces, bnt he shakes his headt und
says: dot vaccination am too high
cop, uod you vhill git der shm,ll.box
in der bands" Den he makes dot
blace here. uud l gIf bin dwenty-
five cents und class toer."
"Yes 2"
"Vhell, in der course Of four days
six more men comes around TO wac-
cinate me by order OF der Mayor, der
Gufernor, der Bresldent, der Poard
OF Bubble Works, und l doan' know
What else, und eiery time | bays two
shillings und'n class beer. When l
vas waccina' ed nine dimes l pegiDs
to pelieve ] vas greenhorn, upd
When der teuth man ONES aroundt I
bit him on der head nit po,tl4 nnd
vhalks oafer to see you about il,
Vhas it all right ?"
II guess tho boys we're guyipg
you"
what ish dot 7"
why you haven't really been
waco mated at ALL"
"N>o II
mo, and you'd better be vacciua,
ted again"
"Waccinated again Wacciu ated
den dimes Meier ! Pefore I vas
waccinaiod den dimes 1 catches der
'hmall"box und goes to ped nit him
all GUNNER Dots some close pin
Ike / am "-DetroH Free Press.
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~ M WEEK 10 your own town. =
II Outnt free. No risk. Reader, I
,hhU vyou want bus moss at which
persons 81 either sex can make
great pay All ths tine they wbrk, write tor par.
tlculsrs to IL. HALLEtr 90, Portland,
Maine. June .t,'s0ly.
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Philadelphia and Readin 2
Rail Road.
Arrangement. Of Passenger Trains
OCT. oSth, 1880.
Trains leave HARRISBURG a. follow.

Trains leave Harrisburg as follows.
For New York, via Allnetowa,
8 06 . M. and 1.46 p. m.
For New York. via Philadelphia ani
"Bound Brook Route, 600, sos q. ~,
and Las p. m.
For philadelphia, 500. sos (tbrough
carl, $50 q. m l.45 and 400, and 50,
pm.
For Reading, 900, sc5, 0 SO a. m, Las
400 and Loo p. m.
For Pottsville, eco, sos. $50 q. m.
and 400 p. m, and via Sehuylkill n Sua.
quehsuns Branch at 2.4e p. m. For Au-
burn, b.3o q. m.
For Allentown. 600 and so5, 900 am.
Las and 400 p. IN.
The sos q. M, aud as p. m.
trains have through cars for New York.
via Allente wn.
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-bnslnrss now before the pub
lie. You can make money
hF,.N faster at work for US than
- SS u at anything else. Capital
NOT required. We will start you. si2 q day
Men, women, boys and girls, wanted every.
where TO work for us, Now 10 tho time. You
can devote your whole time TO the work, or on.
~ your spare moments, No other business
viii pay you nearly as we'll. No one willing to
work can fail to make enormous pay by engag.
ing at once. Costly Outht and terms Tree, a
snS soDPssiy ddpo. TRuxa Sns h%sus has
ta, Maine. Juno -, 'SOly
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Auctoneor. George H. Hacka-
burg, Of Mid'llecreek, T. O.. would a.
nounce 70 tho poople of Sny der con.
ty. that he will cry sRIes 70 " rcsl sn
personal property, at short notice p9
on the most reasonable terms.
ai1Hrantoe6 aokiSlaclions Nn4,IRk
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n z Outfit sent free to those who
NHwish TO engage IN the most pleasant and
VVpronta BILE business known. Eysrythipr
new. Capital not required. We Will furnish
you everything, tlo day and upwards Is
over night. No risk whateyer. Many new
woraers wanted ut once. Many are making
fortunes at the business. Ladies make as
much ms men, and young boys and girls maxi
great pay. No one who IL willing to work fails
to make more money every day than can be
made In . week at any ordinary employ me IN I.
road TO fortuns. Address n. .HALLErr d q
rita nj, MAins.
Moot. ~, iss0.Iy.
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The WHITE stands
acknowledged King
of all Sewing Ma
ch1 es.
Important and CautiOnary Notice 10.
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines.

Ohico WHITE Sc VINO MACHINE %.
CLEVELAND, o. May a.. 1880.
We particularly call your attention to the
fact that we stamp . number in plain, distinct
figures on the back shuttle race slide Of each
machine and keep record OF such nun bers.
When sold, a wAaRAsrr ron FIVE YEARS Is
given to tho purchaser. This warrant bears
tho name Of the agent who purchased the ma.
chino from US, as also the date OF purchase and
number corresponding to tho slide number
The warrant Is signed by us, aud has tho oYPI.
ciAL SEAL Of our compsuy stamped upon IT..
All other warrants In our name are spur ious,
and parties finding the siiDE NUMBERS NuTIL-
ATED on pgYAcgD, and no warranty to CORE.
spond With tho above description, may know
at onoe that sooner or later the owner will be
involved In trouble, with no one to fall back
upon.
Tho GENUINE "white" IL to.day tho most
popular ma shine upon tho market, the cheap.
a., and tho best to own or sell. 4 large nun.
Dor Of the "Whlte" have been made and sold
since they we're placed upon the market,i than
any other make In the same length OF time
since Sewing Machines were invented. Their
iightncss, speed, space, beauty, qnltopsss, du.
rabiilty, and price, combine to make them the
machine that every IA mIly desires to own, and
thoroughly satisfied when once they possess
the "white"
The REGULAR AUrHoRtzgD DEALER FoR
Snyder and adjoining counties, Is q. @. SEE.
BOLD Midjiedurg Pa, and We advise intend.
Ing purchasers t. patronlEo none other, and
thereby got the genuine "white'
WHITE SEWING MACHINE co.
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Mr.. scoville MAKES q strong point Of
the lnfallibillty Of the pcsf motem test Of
insanity. Would II not he well to settle
the sesed question Of Guitesu's ease in
the same indisputsble manner outs
willie Commercial.
PANS, Nov. 1.-THE decree relative
to the inspection Of imported salt meat.
provide. for freedom Of importation, but
will only become operative after the for
mer decree Of Tirarj, restricting importa-
ton, has he en- annulled; this, however, Il
Is expected, will he done shortly.
-Baplsrs effected an entrance into r.
". Ellison q Co.'S hardware store in VIII
JAMESTOWN, ~, and blew open the safe, and
a., away si,h between $500 anj 500 Ia
money, aud notes and papers to the valu,
Of $4,000. They then stole horse and
buggy from the stable Of Mr.. n. II. Jefieri
in which they rode 10 "a short iistanc,
back Of Covington, and left.
We are told that man at Fortowi
heard win and Jack Shullz quarfelinl
over the division of some money. One o
them threatened 10 throw Il in the Gre
The other said no, rather than destroy
they had better return il to McNsmars
Soon after this he heard that McNsmara
who has contract on the Knoxvill
Branch extension, and had received sever
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PULAsMs COUNTY.


Judge J, NJ. Sandifer our popular
photographer has returned from . trip 10
Whitley &. n. and reports the people there
as exceedingly fond VI their own images
A band u noble red men are csmpei
at Rush Branch. near this place. The ma
tive- complain greatly Of their thieving
propensities, aud steps will he taken TO re-
move them.
A Miss Carrot Kings Mountain, passed
through here Yesterday IN route for Tennes-
zee, in company with negro fiddler. Re.
port says they have been corresponding Tor
sometime. that she is very beautiful and
he as black as the ace Of spades.
--Jailer sheppsrd left this week to take
Copenhaver to Illinois, where he is wanted
for q murder committed over q year ago.
He 10 very courageous man, and officers
Cundif and Shepherd deserve praise for
the promptnsss with which they arrested
him.
Miss Annie Cook, bewitching bru-
nette. Of Hustonville, made this place q
short visit last week. Though her stay
vas brief. her beauty aud pleasant man.
ners won her many friends. With whom
the recollectioas Of her visit remain the
fairest and the sweetest flowers that bios.
som in memory's soil.
james GrAgs, charged with robbing
Kelley, has escaped. lie being the only
prisoner. Shepperd allowed him to remain
outside Of the cells. Our Jail building
outside Of these 6rs cages, thanks TO the
political economists OF this county, is moth
ing but q shell, and James pining for the
fresh air Of freedom, gave the wall a little
kick and lsft for parts unknown.
"A most cruel and iendi-h outrage wss
perpstratsd on our square Monday night.
A rat wandering around Rankins store in
search Of food, stumbled on a steel trap,
and compelled to suspend operations. Not
satisfied with his veneance, the proprietor
turned him over 10 the mercy OF the small
boy. Now, the aforesaid small boy had
not seen bonfire for some time, and he
determined to have big one this time. So
he saturated the rat with coal oil, Tied him
to the stake, and then mereilessiy set him
on fire. Ina few moments the poor crea.
ture was a sheet u fire. A large crowd
was attracted BY the novel spectacle, but
no effort was made TO prevent 1t.
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WATSE COUNTY.
AeNfjesSlO.


Hen futile proposes TO sweep out his
drug store snd post Office as soon rs Cir
cult Court and the Barnes meetings are
over.
A man named james Long commit
ted suicide in q street OF Montice Ito, last
Thursday, by shooting himself through
the head with pistol Principal cause
whisky.
The sickness is sbating 10 this locali-
ty, both Typho-Aalarial Fever and Diph.
iberia. Mr.. J. q. sauasy. who has been
confined TO his room about four weeks with
The fever is slowly convsleseing. Uncle
Peter Marshall, Is very seriously III Of
CASTRO intestinal trouble.
Our Circuit Court Is vet sitting. There
have been 30 far. three convictions TO the
Penitentiary. to-wit: Cal Bell for attempt.
ed rape gets 10 years; Jim Bell for detain-
ing with intent 10 rape. gets years, and
another party for malicious stabbing, gets
years and } months 10 the Peaitsntizry.
There was an accomplish or poniesp'
erimisis with Jim Bell In the crime Of de-
tanning with intent IN rape, upon which
the jury has % far failed to decide, but
public sentiment favors giving him the
same term Of years 10 the Psnitsntisry
that Bell gets. Though his youthiulnsss
is mitigating Circumstance in his case.
Rev. Geo. o. Barnes, the great Evan
gslist, is in the midst Of his meeting al
this place. Before he came there vas a
good deal of prejudice against his teach
ings. But sinee his meetings have been
in progress this hiss given way. and now,
while there are many that do not endorse
all he says, all agree that he breaches q
great deal that is true, and oil are agreed
that have Invested themselves 80 far Of
prejudice rs to hear him, that he is accom-
plishing good work wherever he goes.
Among the distinguished lawyers and
visitors, bssides the officers Of the Court,
We mention Hon, J. s. Van Wrinkle, OF
Danvills, Hon. NJ. c. sauney, Of Stanford,
Maj. Jos. L. Hays Of jamestown, Col. 4.
Y. Morrow, Of Somerset, and Maj. Brents,
Of the Albany bar. Rev. George Dunlap
and little -on, Of Lancaster, are attending
Mr.. Barnes meeting. JOS. Russell and
Jas. Chiffon, Of Louisville, have also siaid
over to the meeting. Jno. :. Burton, late
Of Illinois. is here visiting friends, On his
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.Nf.,,i.a- IA ,i.--.ios NJ, w..
isv so,inll.. 70 Mi. M.,,b, Is Cl,,t.
"a these yonns lives tina, aow arc one.
Tho nshi Of sladnsa tvintlc'i
And Wesley owne', own do'h ,'"f
A.. ~ - v,n,. IT.,
a. =. -. a. -
49, rp u - ~. .,f.s
- -. -, :. - "a. - a.
L..
Il recent disp,tch 10 the Esgui,,, from
Frankfort states that oovepor nlack hurr
has offered reward Of 500 each for the
apprehension Of Martin Cobb and R,dford
Cobb. indicted in the Circuit Cour, here
for manslaughtsr.
Mr.. ". ~, ALBRIGHT. sheriff. m,d, the
following sale. of real estate la,, MONDAY,
To A. +. Fish, 81 acre. Of land ON Ronnd.
stone. for SECS; TO Holman 4 McClarv. 40
acres on Skaeg.' Creek. for $40. 10 John
E.lmiston. IOs acre. on Div River. for
se3s. 90; to y. 7. Cook. 100 acre. on Clear
Creek. for $50 Thcae sale. were made 20
satisfy executions.
The Democrats Of Rockca.,le will a..
semble in mass meeting a, the Cour, house
in Mt. Vernon, on Monday, December 5,b.
1851, at one O'Clock. u. m to name dele.
gates to the Convention, which meets in
Frankfort, January lith. iSs2. 10 pomi.
nate . Democratic candidate for CLERK of
the Court Of Appeals. By order Of the
County Committee. I'M. FIsu. Ch'm'n.
III the people Of this dull. sleepy. old
town will rouse themselves from their leth.
srgy and take a re-pect able interest in the
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Vt. Vernon Department.
sam. NJ. BURDET'r. Editor.

There Was a moderately good sized
crowd in tawn last Monday and business
vas brisk.
The tue bright ~saihsr ~ the past ten
days gave way 10 the rain which began
falling Tuesday night.
-Licenses 10 massy issaed this week
Joseph Reese 10 Heater A. Van winL ls
John Pats 10 Elizabeth Boyd.
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TrRN shout is fair play, and so the
Governor will be psrdoned tot the very
long message he sent to the Legislature.
lie ought to be par'loned for all the sins he
may ever commit, II there IL such thing
as reciprocstion for act. done in the flesh.
4 Lou. Commercial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-02

THE Governors excuse for using the
psrdoning power so freely il too thin. The
Penitentisry is not 10 = crowded condition
now, and has not been Cor year or more,
and .tilI he continues 10 LET en- ont.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-12-02
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