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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20
THE iYAYrnEYDo Ir.


Democratic landscw have q nice
Nny Of relieving their property as well as
Che property ofeyery Elchlmap IN Mason
county, from taxation, and putting the
whole burden cftaxaticn upon The poor,
labcring man Lenember, tlat the pros
.ent Board Of Supervisors Of This county
eonsists Of NINE Democrats and ONE
Republican. Seven Of these Democrats
who arc nlsnibersof the Board own 10 the
aggregate, about l0 900 acres Of valuable
land iu this county. Last year ihesam OF
5cents pnIthe S100yalue Of this 10000
acres. was levied for road purposes and 2
days work in q year ordered on che roads.
At their late meeting this Democratic
BOARD took the tax off Of property, and
ordered that you, poor man, should leave
your work, which is worthss$2 a day or
more % you, and put TWO days on tho
county roads, il order to put II in good
condition for The rich nun to travel
over in his fue carriage, and to use his
teams 10 conveying bis farm products To-
market Thus you SEQ the immense sum
that IS saved to every rich man in this
county, BY this order. You, poor man by
your work on the roads, pay S4 . year
taxes. while the rich man does mot pay one
cent toward keeping up the roads. An
effort was made;to increase the number Of
days work on Tho roads to SIX, butt tail-
edbecause they thought Il would work
against them in the election! Elect an
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TnE reports from all parts Of the County
is very cheering. Every day we hear Of
men who are leaving the .Ku Ktuxg Den-i
ocracy, and dsClaring their inte1iOn to-
yotethe Republican ticket.
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NlnHoffnN men that james OutuNulur
tbo ,sst Democratic President, vetoed !
I homss.ead biII. forced through Congress-
n ! ereas measure. 81 RepublicS6 votes,
and sbat Il remained for d Republican ccn-
GEES to pas such . measnte aud ior 3
Republican President to sign e When.
( Democratic Office seeker tells you thas
Dis party fayors The poor man ask him
how Il happentd tliat during Tie many
years Il HELD 1ndisputed control Of the
GoYernmeptitn passed Homestead
Law.
Thatthe Democratic party have com
nitled themselves agrinst the onl means
Of restoring The disfranchised 10 full cit-
zeDship. They do not want tie rebeF
brains and intellect to oyershadoW them,
destroy their leadership and sink the priv
iledged few into the shades Of poliacalobs
security; hcnce they say 70 the Republican
party and people, down with the Flick
Amendment
That every STATE Comfy and CITY. N,
which theyhave held political control Is
burdeped, griegously burdcued. wiih tax
a.ion aud moral corruption; for example.
see New York city with her forty millions
ofdebl.
That the Democratic party in Tho South
produced and maintained Tue war; and in
the North. REASONABLY and cowardly per-
mitted It's Inauguration, and continually
voted against every measure g strengthen
Tho Government, that their folly, treachery
and wiCkedness caused the National debt
That the Democratic party arc the inn
posors ofthe burdens Of taxation
That the delinquent sheriff., who keep
the peoples money 10 theirovn hands, and
stand to-day indebtedt to you and the. State
are Democrats.
That, if the Democracy get into power
in this State, they will 50 cripple your
school law, as to make 1t useless.
HONEST, EFFIcTENF, ECONOMICAL,
Is the verdict of.the people on General
Grants administration. By an honest and
efficient collection Of taxes the increase Of
kha e,ovarn nnank incnma nf the naak ai0h
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Gen. Witcher

Republican candidate for Congress viii ad
dress the people Of Mason county al Ii,
COURT HOUSE. Thursday night, o.
tSber Goth, att O'Clock. Tnrn out, Re
tpublicans, and give hima full house.
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When you vote the Democratic ticket,
yoagote against freeyschools. When you.
vote the Republican ticket, you vote 10.
.pqrpetuate.free education.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

The Democratic party is the party Of
slavery, oppression, injustice aud treason.
Vote AGAINST it.
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If you wish 70 perpetuate debt. increase
taxation. and ruin tho credit Of the coun-
.ry, vote thc Democratic ticket
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NRW HAyEE. MASON 90. w. ", /
October ! 2lh. 1870. !

Sell BiD1lgef5ef, Es4.,
DRAR SIR: The regular nominee Of
our convention for Supervisor, III. Geo.
W. McEedcck, having declined @ bea car-
didate for the olice We respectfully tender
you tie nomination. Hoping 70 hear from
you DC your earliest cOngenience, g
Z We are yours. respectfully,
ID. q. NEWToN,
Go WfLDiEe, Committee.
8 ]. NJ. GRAH4i
n. d. Il. Neei0a. Geo. -IFilsliag and j..
~ Graham, Committee
GHsfIEYES:--H my, name will add
strength 70 the ticket raid ilinahy way.
you are liberty to use Il for the Office Of
Supervisor. Truly, yours, dsc1
SETH BUMGARaER.
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REMEMBER that The Democratic par
~ always has been for free-Eade and hos
tile to American laborers.
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WAY IgITH spEC1'A CLBS. Old eyes
~ made new. dasily, without doctorol med-
icino Sent post paid on receipt 81 10 cents,
AddrRs Dr 2 . Foote, 20 licking on Ayenuc,
New York q 81 :
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CORRECTION.

Thomas Al Eemaster, Esq one Of the
Trustees Of School District No. Q, Lewis.
Township, called on US last Saturday, and
informed US thatwe had mispresented him
by implying lhat he was acting from the
dictumot MI. Phelps he informed Us
that be was acting simply from legal ad-
vice obtained from the gentleman, and
under authority vested 10. him as school
trustee. He said he done what he CON
ceiyed to be his duty under the law, and
from pnre motives. He also complained
.oflthe term "sycopbant :, used in said ar
sticle. In the use ofsaid term. we did not
intend it asapplying to Mr. Lemaster in
any way. We would not Intentionally
misrepresent any gentleman; and If we do,
are always ready and willing to set them
right before the public, when pointed out
nthe gentlemaply7 manner in which Mr.
Lemaster approached US There is no
man in thislconnty. whom we esteem per.
sopally more than we do Mr., Lemaster.
Therefore as an honorable man We deem
il our duty 70 make this statements. which
We willingly do. that ho imay, notbe placed
- u. 4, j. Z u ~ ~ q Il Z 5afE
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THURSDAY, ocToaER o, 80.
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THE 80 90 TIoNsl
IIllsULT 4 oLORIOTs EIoIORY n
OHIO, 10 600 NEajorfty.s.
.I0MA, %. OO0 REPUBLICANl

PENNSYLVANIA, REPUBLT0ANl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
(OuIN(, 10 IT.

oar Sha~nectown neigbors have grown
tired Of their periodical duckings, and art
now casting about FOR mean. wherewi,h to
build levec. \ proposition TO issue
$50, 900 city bonds for TINT purpose, Wa'
carried, las, Monday, BY an almo., unani-
nous vote.
lfPaducsh would &c, with like good
sense she would rescue the Herald editor
from the ridicule that 80 richly earned
by biz habit Of writing homiiie- on poor,
water.worried Cairo at times when the
dril-wood'is knocking the .a.h out Of his
third story windows, and Cairo I. n. dry
as the ihroath Of Loui.yille editor, forty
minutes after "licker.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
rhe I.ife Sustaining Organs

the two organs which Minister most directly
~ the support Of the body, are the stomach and
liver. Ia the former the nr-t prDc"-s OF d.gcs.
ton takes place, under the action of that powerful
solvent, the gastric iIico Thence the rood, con.
vcrtcd into a pulp, passes into the duodonuni,
where II H. sui lcctrd 10 the action 81 TIA. bile or
gall. flowing from thr liver aud Of m. huid gcner-
atcd by the pancT,a., or sw.etbTcnd of the Sys-
TEN. These rarrotiOns separate the nutritious
portion from Interest and u ~ then taken up by
the absorbent vessels and conveyed INTO The
channels Of circrnilon IN the form ~ NcnOu-
blood, while the waste matter IL discharged
through tho bowels. Unless all these processes
sIe duty performed disease OF some sort u iucy.
table Gud the best Of all t1odlc nal ngenis for
preserving or restoring the ton. and regulating
the action Of the three orgnns-the stOIi.al,
liver and intes,inos--by which the thfee-fod
work IL carried on, ilo-,eti"r'- stomsch Bitteis.
Indigestion l. generally accompanied by consipa.
ton, and the g"nti" oaihAruc operation 81 The
Hti.Ts h. no less impo rtaut ia cases IL this kin
than IT, tonic effect upon the stomach and The hl'
larry gland, Beauty OF person ~ WEN ~ health,
depends IN no small degree upon a." regularity
OF the excretiyc functions, salos complexion,
thick Opaque, coarse TX IN, tainted breath Tt.-i
Of blood 10 the head, loss Of memory, headache,
and extreme mental Depression, are the usual Sc.
compartments Of cO-tiycncss, 4 course ~ M"
Buffers will tnisllthly relieve, and finally hanlsh
those obnoxious symptoms, white lnyig0ratng
the stomach and promoting healthy action M the
liver. This genial vegetable -tomurhtc and altcr-
atye, strlkc- ~ disease IN ~ primary sources,
the as-imiiating, -ecrctlyc aud 'NpulRlye organs,
ant the cures effects are consequently thorough
aud complete,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
A wOyDrRpUL MICROSCOPE

Rev. Daniel Wise, u. d., editor of the
New York Sunday School Adroeate, thus
speaks ofthe celebrated Craig Microscope
ats simplicity, cheapness and great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise.
Then I was examining Hy's eye by its
aid, and was struck with wonder at the
skill and power of the Creator which is
displayed in It's structure. When ] saw n
statement In an advertisement thnt tho
Craig Microscope magnided one hundred
diameters, and could be bought for 81 80,
Thought Il was one Of the humbugs of the
hour, for I had paid $50 for microscope
not long before. But now find it TO be
u really valuable instrument which l
should like see introduced into the families
Of our readers in place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both amuse and instruct them and /
advise every boy and girl who wishes to
know the wonders which lie in little things
10 save MS money until he has ~ 70,
which will pay for the microscope and tho
postage when sent by MALL
As u holiday gin this microscope Is un-
surpassed, being ornamental, instructive,
amusing and cheap, and never loses its in.
tcrcst. Agents and dealers supplied on
liberal terms. A sample will be mailed,
post paid to any address for 80 10, by Il.
II. ROSS, 3l3 Locust street, st. Louis, Mo
Read tho advertisement in another col
umn. may3ld3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

A Nrw YoGn preacher says that "no
man who uses spurious liquors can get to
heaven Ofcoursc he meant such cxecra'
bic poison us is rctailcd in the Empire
City. In view of the undeniablc excellence
of the old whiskcys, pure brandics, spark
ling wines, and creamy alcs sold by PA
Fitzgerald, of the sun Flower saloon, NJ
Cairo preacher has ever vcntured IKE
declaration. Indeed, We have heard men
say that everybody who patronizcs Pats
beverages j. Immediately possessed of u
serenity of soul, christian fortitudc and
recognition, that make this mundane
sphere Of ours rs good heaven rs he cares
about That everybody may share In thi.
felicity Pat has fixed the price of his IN
comparable Cincinnati lager beer AT cents
glass, and everything else at about hall
what il is really worth.
The finest Billiard Saloon in Southern
Illinois can also bc found in connection
with this popular establishment. II.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

The weather is again cloudy and quite
cool. Fires in CRATES aud stoves felt quite
comfortable last night, and summer cloth
ing continues duh sale.
The river here has fallen eight inches.
The decline in the Mississippi goes on
steadily and slowly ut st. Louis.
The Ohio is stationary ut Pittsburg with
three feet eight inches water in tho chan
mel. The river is also stationary at Louis
Vile with three feet water in the chute
down the falls, five feet in the canal and
six and II half feet on Portland Bar.
The Cumberland is falling rapidly, with
only seven feet on Harpcth shoals.
Business here continues good.
The Quickstep brought out l0i -four
barrels and ~ pkgs sundries for various
parties in Cairo, and 60 bbls whisky, 1858
bales hay.
The Umpire brought ISL hhds tobacco
for rcshpment to New Orleans, aud 81
ditto for Louisville.
The Lumsdcn brought out 90 tons pig
iron for rcshipment to St. Louis, 200 bbls
-four, II bbls whisky, 90 hhds tobacco for
rc,hipmcnt South and 10 hhds tobacco for
rcshipmcnt East per Blue Line cars.
The Dexter cleared las. night with a full
cargo, after adding 200 tons here.
The Bee and Bargcs received about 200
tons here.
The Eckcrt, Capt. Dugan, has finished
wrccking the Robt. Moore, opposite Smith
land, and is now on the way to Cincinnati
with the remains of three stcamers--thc
Guidon. Kcnton and Robt. Moore. Capt.
Dugan says that the Robt. Moore is more
twisted, carecncd, broken and nltogcthe
the worst wrecked and most completely
wrecked boat he ever saw.
rrhe Belle Memphis Is the regular pack
ct for Memphis this evening.
The City of Evansville is the regular
packet for Evansville this evening, and the
Idlcwild tomorrow.
The paducah packets leave daily at 1 p
M, except Sunday.
The Richmond is due this evening for
| New Orleans. la addition to her valuable
and agreeable officers, We recommend pass.
cngcrs 10 make the acquaintance of Mr.
George Meyers, editor of the Richmond
| Jy,odIi0Lt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
rur rRIcnIyA spIRiLIs on PORK WORN

Perhaps il Is not generally known that
the much talked Of h'iehisa spiraiis, or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
lea by Dr., Il e. Kendall, Of Philadelphia
Pa. with that American instrument known
Il, the Craig Micro'eope, costing only
1915, after repeated failures to discover
the worm with an imported. microscope
costing SIS, "of fecbler power and less re-
liable. Thls fact DR.. Kendall stands
ready 20 prove at any time. The Craig
Microscope In neat box with full direction
{. mailed anywhere for S2,75, by H. II
Re- gl3 Locust 81, ~. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in thi, paper.
my 81. d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
THE CONCERT MONDAY NIGHT.

The Singing Club of the Cairo Turner
Society deserve good house, Monday
night, because, in the first place, they are
vocalists Of considerable merit; because,
secondly, their society Is local organiza-
ton, and because thirdly, the object of the
concert is to rcplcnish the fund which is
held sacred for the relief of destitute men,
bcrs of the organization widows and or
phans. Bear these facts in mind, and en-
ter an appearance for yourself, family or
sweetheart, in Philharmonic Hall on
Monday evening next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
POLICE RI'sIyESS.

The police business before Squire Shan
messy, to-day, consisted of two cases of
drunkenness. On case waTthat of a South
ern gentleman, who didn't know how to
gauge Cairo whisky to his powers Of endu-
rance, and fell. He had no money
was very sorry; felt about half
sick and wholly ashamed, and was in bad
condition generally. The squire told him
to go and sin no more. The second case
was that of female. She had been "swosh-
ing drunk and felt very wretched. If the
squire would excuse her, she'd behave her
self ''if she died for it, The squire ex-
cused her. and so ended the days business.
THE benefit TO young Gilhoficr by the
Young Mems Dramatic association was not
success financially. This result may be
ascribcd TO the fact that the festival, by the
Church of the Redecmcr, was held on the
same evening and commanded the pres
ence of large number Of the patrons of
the drama.
Anumbcr Of our leading citizens regret
ting the result of the "bcneft ask for n
repetition Of the entertainment, promising
TO make it o success. The request will no
doubt be complied with, and the "beneft'
named for some night during the coming
week.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
OPENING OF the WASHINGTON HALL GAR

The above convenient and popular place
of resort will be opcn.to visitors on Sun
day afternoon (June l2th) IN which occa-
sion tho proprietor will be glad to see MS
many Of his fcllow-citizens and their fam
lilies rs may choose to attend.
Wittig's splendid string band will dis.
course music, and at 10 o'clock ut night a
fine free lunch will DO spread. The invi-
tation to all is Come and see me- and en-
Joy yourselves JOHN SCHEEL,
u Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
EIAIl IN MIMI.

That MISHLERS HERE BITTERS
Is skillfuhy compounded, free from in
furious component part, agreeable u tie
TASTE, and destructive 10 disease. II YOU
detect any change from the nhtlpl
functions Of your system, no matter how
Trivial, or where located, or If disease has
already enrenohed itself, the really true
ana reliable remedy in either case l.
MishLfRS HERB BITTRRs. This
A'ser,'oh i based upon what We know II
VIII 10 III relieving, curing, and warding
1H u''ea's' FOR want Of space We canho,
ue'"'' Tue aNers'hed uses Of this Bitters.
ou' IT, general effects upon the human
system are to purify the blood and ,ecre.
lions correct morbid change. in the blood
equalize IT. circulation. enrich Il. oons,i
'aents and regulate it. supply; il imnsr,.
vitality and elasticity 70 every or~.n
oyereomes all functional dsrsn.oman,.
assists in the process Of diges,ioH c,a.,o'
healthy appetite prevents and 60
miasmatie aud intermittent fever. a,..
PePsla, liver complaint, neryou, besa.o..
kinney affections, and reviyes the pL~.inoi
energies by ihfusing new life and P| r, ,,oa'
into the system o",t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
CAIRO AND yIycsSygs RAILROAD.

We have very encouraging limitations
concerning the progress Of negotiations
that look to the resumption cf work on
the Cairo aud Vincenncs railroad. The
interval, since the suspension of work,
has been actively employed by General
Burnside, and il is believed, now, tina, he
has an arrangement that will insure the
completion Of the project, on the very eve
Of contamination.
The friends of the road need wait only n
I'M, longer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
NEW PAPER At ANNA.

Lieut. Gov. Dougherty was In the city
to-day, forwarding the effort to establish q
Radical paper in the neighboring town Of
Anna. The material was forwarded by
this evenings freight train, and the first
number of the paper will probably make
it, appearance about the 18th instant. Mr..
George Dougherty, son Of the Governor,
will assume control of the Office. We wish
him, in advance, great success financially.
Politically, he will excuse US IL We invoke
confusion upon his every effort.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

CALL ut Walders and EXAMINE his
stock of CLOTHING. lie cannot, and will
not, Re uSDEHsoLD ny ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN The SAME LINE. This STOCK 10 EN-
ENTIRELY SEw, and was BOUGHT ut the
LOWEST DECLINE rs GOLD.
l. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
n and Ohio Lcvec.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
NAEEIN THERE.

We see by the Gate Cty of the 9th in
stan, tina, the Fanny Brandes, with her
tow Of timber has arrived safely at kco-
kuk. The timber, il viii be recollcc,cd Is
the same that was prepared under the STU
perin,cndcnce Of Col. Rearden, for the im-
proyements on the Rapids. The Colonel
will probably reach home early next
week
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

The Young Mems Christian Association
hold their regular monthly meeting a,
the Presbyterian Church, Monday even
ing next. The exercises will consist Of re-
ports Of committees, miscellaneous busi-
ness singing. reading and debate. A cor
DIM invitation is extended to all to at
,,rJ jell-2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

How many Housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty Of obtain
ng good vinegar. Read the advertise
fneni Of ". II. Bishop In this paper.
my25iaw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

$4,000 worth Of CLoTHIsG, FURNISH.
ISG GOODS, BooTs, snoEs, HATS, Cars,
Trunks and EALIsgs going of at a sac
riiice Mt Isaac Walder's, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio Leyee. Now is your
chance 10 get good suit ut a low price.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
GRAND CONCERT,

See the announcement, elsewhere, Of q
grand concert, by the Turner Society, in
Philharmonic Hall, on Monday evening
the 18th instant. 1t will be musical en-
tertainmont of decided merit us the
Society numbers among lis members some
Of the finest vocalisis Of the city. Secure
tickets. and go. ju6dtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
90 IN Potter Noa's IL Won wan, n stvl

Go to Peter Ncfrs if you want stylish
Summer hat, clothing to suit tho season, or
anything in the line of gents furnishing
goods, fully ten per cent. cheaper than the
same articles were ever offered in this
market If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Gentlemen, 90 to John Antrim's, 20
Ohio Levee, for all your muslin shirts
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save at least % per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. He has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered In the mar
kct. T.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

The Democracy Of the ncighboring
county of Hickman, Kentucky, have
adopted the primary election system, and
will hold their primary election for can
djatcs for the county Offices on Saturday,
July End. The countyis Democratic, not
outstanding the sombrc political COM
plexion Of Columbus and she will so de-
clare herself in August.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
MINERAI.WATERs.
vIRsr Or.Tms SEASON

Kissingen, Setter and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs of Ger:
many and America, on draft and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel Mt the drug
store Of B. I. Whitaker, No. los CONNER
cial avenue, Cair, Ills. apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

Mr.. II. $. English has accepted the posi-
ton of principal Of our public schools, ten
dered by our board Of Directors. The sal
AIRY fixed Is 81, 900 for the scholastic year.
Eight OF the old assistant teachers have
been rc-emplcyed, leaving only two vacan.
cics TO NIL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

For a shave, haircut or shampoo, or
ifyou want your hair and whiskers dyed
to your own satisfaction, call at J. Geo.
StsinhOuse's shop, corner Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Perry House,.
juneldlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11

FIFTY DAY BoARDERs wanted ut the 81.
Charles Hotel, where can be found the
coolest and most spacious dining room in
the city. The table ms usual supplied with
the best the market affords Families and
permanent boarders taken during,h sum
mer months at extremely toD rates.
iune3dlm.