Treasury bonds called for redemption and post news
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury issued the sixty first call for redemption of the 1865 five-Twenty bonds and consols. Five million dollars are requested with two and a half million in coupons and 2.56 million in registered bonds. Principal and interest payable at the Treasury after October 11 next.
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Secretary Evarts Leaves Washington for Vermont Trip
Telegraphic item notes Secretary Evarts has departed Washington for a weeklong tour of Vermont. In political news Orlando M. Barnes is nominated by the Michigan Democracy for governor. The Orangemen staged a major Philadelphia parade. Isaac Friedlander, a prominent San Francisco grain operator, died of heart disease Thursday morning. James P. Dimmitt of Pike County was nominated by Republicans to run for Congress in the Eleventh Illinois district. John J. Burchell, a Brooklyn builder, filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 1 500 000. Rafael R Barthold, Consul General to Paraguay and New York commission merchant, suspended due to inability to collect payments. estimated worth 100 000.
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Swayne's Pills Promised Cure For Digestive Ailments
Advertisement touts Swayne's Yar and Sarsiapariiia Pills as cures for headache constipation inward piles torpid liver and other internal derangements. Claims they do not irritate the stomach and bowels and help expel poisons via kidneys. Price 25 cents a box available at leading druggists and in Cheyenne from Addins & Fuver Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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