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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

=" for John Brown, City Clerk k100 90
FOR Jos b Taylor, City Treas
urcr 100 90
~ for John Hyland City Comp. 7s(AOo
fora Cam, Police Constable rs 90
90. Jno Sheehan do do rs 90
for NJ Bambrick, city Marshal so 90
Were presented and read, and on motion
allowed by the following vote. viz:
Ayes, AFTER, Barclay, Carroll, Fitsgerald,
Jorgenscn, Lohr, Loncrgan, Nc Kes, Meyer,
Mendel, Taylor, Winter--12.
Naycs none. e.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Lewis Martin praying that he
DO permitted to keep Fruit and Confec-
tionsry stand free Of License charge, on
account Of being cripple. Mr. Mckee
moved to grant the prsyer. Carried b. .
unanimous vote. 49, ~ ~
Resolutions by Alderman Winter,
Resolved, That Committee Of three DO
appointed by the Chair, to make = con-
tract with tho Cairo Bulletin for the City
Printing for one year from tho 9Th day Of
March, 1871, to March 9Th, 1StA Contrae.
tor giving good bond 70 CITY N snc sum OF
one thcusasd dollars for The n'tniui car
rving out &c enc contract.
A motion by Mr. Taylor to lsy tho rcso.
luton on the table was decided in the neg
alive by tho following vote, viz
Ayes---Arter Barclay, Carroll, Jorgon.
sen, Lonergan, 'Tsylorl-8.. f'-y'
Nays-Fitzgerald, Lohr, Meyer, Mckee.
Mendel, Winter, Wilson,. .t Il
A motion to adopt the resolution a. read
ben prevailed. Messrs: AFTER, Carroll, |
Barclay, Loncrgan, Taylor-5 voting no.
Those voting in tho affirmative were
Jorgensen, Lohr, Meyer, Nc |
Kee, Mendel, Winter and Wibon---s.
There being no further business, tho
Council adjourned: I'D. ..ss'
JOHN BROWN,
..t.s.. ..a. r.I. City Clerk.
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ULLfN.



son a recent trip to Ullin we paid visi,
10 the mammoth saw mill Of Messrs. Nor.
ria Roode & Co. The mill is under the
personal supervision Of our late and much
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Jas. s. Nor.
ffs.
10 one who has not had an opportunity
70 snow the workings of an establish
'nshs Of this character, IL is worth
their time and trouble to pay II visit.
THE MILL
!" situated about one and 4 Sb,,rtb
miles sv,th Of tho Illinois Central rai,rood
near Cilin' 1t ia an immense structure.
two stories hisI. and bull. Of tho mos,
SUBSTANTIAL mater'i., II il built in n
very convenient manfiei ana since Il has
passed under the control OF ~r. Morri,
hAs undergone thorough repairs.
At the mill there arc in almost cons,.,,
operation ak or seven saws, Of which
|E~ THE "MULAY"
Ia the chief. The logs are taken into the
min By means Of machinery, worked by
stssn,. Oacc in tho mill, tho logs are
placed In position and cut into such dimen-
sions as can be worked up on another
and smaller saw, ....-
rnE ''sfDER' on CIRCULAR. vi.
Hero the timber, as II comes from the
"mulay," will be cut up into lumber ready
for shipment, or into dimension stuff" to
b. used in tho manufacture Of wagon
spokeA fslloss, plow.bsans, holsters, etc. 4
There are in the mil four or five. other
saws, used for as many special purposes.
THE LUMBER
man ufactured at this mill is principally
shipped TO Chicago, Bloomington, and the
rcntral and Northern markets o the State. |
Tho wagon material and plow.beams are
shipped principally to Chicago and st.
Louis.
There are in constant employment at
he mill from thirty-avct to forty hands.
FROM THE MILL TO THE cuorPISGs
$ constructed y wooden track, the rails
II which are beech wood, which, Il Is said,
Mill Inst much longer than any other kind
Il timber lYY TIT yhwTWrl
, N sac cnoPriSes. J I VIZ !
At the choppings there are IN constant
employment from thirty to forty hands
n getting out logs and hauling them to
'ho places Of loading. In oil, the compa-
ny own bctwesn 1880 and 1000 acres Of
wood land, upon which there is an abun-
lance Of timber 70 run the mill for many
'sars to come. Tho logs arc transported
o the mill on carr, or trucks, drawn by y
team engine, Familiarity known a. tho
'locy."
MR. JOAN CUMMINGS, -
Of this city, y y shAsgo Of the entire M
chinery Of the min. II Is we'll known
f.ss sa.s Mr.. U.-D- one o, tho foremost
In his line in the West
The members Of the firm are Mr.. Jas. 8. |
Morris, M. 7. v. X. Tenyekc, and Mr..
- Roodo. aI.JifC .I-iI..l'
Mr.. Morris was for many years real.
lent Of this city, whore he has inumera-
BILE friends; and in business light was
ooked upon rs one Of our most substan-
.ial and enterprising citizens. Mr.. |
rcnycke Is resident Of Williamsport Pa,
md Mr.. Roode Of Bloomington, In this
State.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
1Selcct Council.1

locicct SouhciI.J es
CAIRO, MS, March ., 1871.
Prcsent--llis Honor, tho Mayor, and
Councilmen AFTER, Barclay Brankle, Car
roll, Fitzgerald, Jorgensen, Kleb, Lohr,
Loncrgan, Meyer, Mendel, Taylor, Wal
der, Wintcr-li.
Quorum present. ..r..aL
Councilman Taylor moved that the rules
be dispensed with, and that committee
Of two be appointed by the chair V can
vass the returns Of the late charter cleo
ton relative to the general officers, and
report instanhr. ''.' ~ '''' ?
Carried. IN
Tho chair appointed Mesh. Barclay and
Winter as such committee. -
Tho committee after examining the re-
turns Of the different Wards Of the city
presented the following report, 70 witt
Your committee, appointed TO canvass
the election returns, beg leavet 10 report:
that as shown In the first Ward:
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Councilman Taylor introduced and
moved the adoption Of the following reso.
luton, to.wi,' Resolution adopted by the
following vote, viz; ................-
Ays-Barciay, Brsnkle, Carroll, Fitx-
gerald, Klsb, LonsrgAn, Meyer, Xsndsl,
Taylor, walder, Winter and Wilson'S.
Nays-Lohr--l. tfa .r..-l 1n..
CouscIL CHAMBER, CAsHo, ILLs,(
March >, 1871.
Whereas, The vote cast ct the election,
held by due process Of Law, on Tuesday,
February 20, 1871, for the election Of muni-
cipal officers show that John N. Lsnsdsn
received the highest number Of votes cast
for Mayor, Patrick II. Pope received the
highest number Of votes cast for City A.
torney, Michael Howley received the high
est number Of votes cast for City Clerk,
Joseph Is. Taylor received the highest
number of votes east for City Treasurer,
Andrew Cain received the highest number
of votes east for City Marshaii therefore
DO il
Resolped, by the City Cuuncil convened
as aforesaid, That the following named
persons are hereby declared duly elected
TO the Offices following;
john NJ. Lansden. Mayor
Michael j. Howley, City Clerk;
Jos, Il. Taylor, City Treasurer;
Patrick II. Pope, City Attorney;
Andrew Cain, City Marshal.
On motion OF Councilman Taylor, the
Council adjourned TO meet again in half an
hour. JNO. BROWN,
City Clerk.
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RoBpEp.-The Peoples Meat Market

ROBBED. The Peoples Meat Market
was entered on Friday night, and over $50
worth of hams, clear sides and other meats
stolen, The door was unlocked by the
robbers, who, after loading themselves, de-
parted locking the door carefully so that
Others who had keys Of the right kind
could finish the work of cleaning out"
the shop.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

PERsoHAL4-We record with pleasure
call from Wallace Greweil, late Of tho st.
Louis Times. He goes to Louisville, and
will be connected with the editorial staff Of
the Sun.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick, Of Anna, called upon
Us yesterday. We want "Kirk" to sell
out and come TO Cairo. .-tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

TABER BRoTHERs, 50 Ohio Levee, will
hereafter tssp eonstsntly o. hand, direct
from the 1astsrn manu5Aetaren the very
best winter strained purified sperm oil, for
sewing machines, and all Ane and light
machinery. This oil hes never yet bsen
supsrcedsd BY spy Of the manufactursd
oils, - It never gums or is affected by the
weather. $1,000. dec28tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

NEW CnURcH.--Rev. VIM. Kelly and
Mingo Smith doth coiored) are building
colored Baptist church on 3ist street. The
good cause is progressing under the mission
Of Brother Kelly and his friend Mingo.
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THB CAIRO BULETIN, MARCH g.


with the City Comptroller reported tina.
heretofore, under instructions of the Coun.
ell, they entered into contract with one
Mr.. Daley to I'LL the depression in WASH
ington Avenue, where formorally the Mar.
ket house stood, for $685. II in City orders,
ana that said Daily had completed the
filling, and recommended tho adoption of
the following resolution
Resotced, Thatthe Mayor and City Clerk
BE- authorized and directed to issue q war
rant upon the City Treasurer for 1885 III
Ave hundred and thirty-nvs and 7l-l0o
dollars in favor Of aid william Daley ~
payment In full, for the filling herein re-
ferred 10. WINTER,
z "a Valdez. Com.
JOHN HYLAND -
City Comptpollef. 4 q
Referred to CommittSsfo on Claims.
BY same, q report in relation 70 the pub
lie CsternS on Commercial Avenue and
containing various Recommendation, was
on motion referred to Com. on claims.
"A a,o arsciAL COMMITTEE: .# s'.a
The special Committee who wsro sp-
pointed n. J.'s Zee, serI, presented re-
port together with communication from
Mr.. Irwin. Mr.. Taylor moved TO lay upon
the table for further consideration. Lost
Alderman Mckee then moved that the
Chair appoint COMMITTEES Of two to
whom the report and communication be
referred with instructions 70 report upon
the mAttos and things contained therein,
TO the next meeting Of the board Of Alder
man. Carried. ..I...'.
The Chair appointed as such Committee
Messrs. Mckee and Jorgensen.
The special Com. to whom was referred
he Gas OOmpany's bills for gas in full to
January lst 1871, consumed In Street
amps, and Fire Companies, amounting to
ll2o 80, reported the bills back recon.
that the bills be paid. Report re.
,eivcd and bills referred to Committee on
Claims under the rule. w WrTEE .Nl
DRAINAGE COMMITTEE REPORT.
10 the Hon Mayor and cry Council, lad
The Drainage COMMITTEES would respect.
'ally report that they have had the valves
o al the Sewers carefully repaired during
he past season, and find that they work
yura as.gvrrI
Your Committee would recommend that
ron grste bars DO pat upon the cssch
'asips At 24th and 500 street. Savers, 20 US
o prevent the trash from getting into
he valves when they arc opened . lot out
he sipc water. a..
Yeur:comnt,es would farshss report
hat 10 accordance with q resolution Of the
,oancil, they, In conjunction with his
Ionor, tho Mayor, have sold tho Engines
Nd machinery connected with the Tcuth
erect Pumps 70 the gentlemen composing
70 Fame, Hub Coz The sale was made
q the ID day Of. January. 1871. Terms,
hrce thousand dollars--of which three
nnd rod dollars r. SOM yes 10 hs paid down
nd the balance s27Co psystis ia two
ears in sash, with interest at 8 per cont,
{ the City National banks, said notes
ecured by mortgage on tho machinery.
In additional confederation being the use
4 said Engines, machinery, etc, two years
n the city OF Cairo fer manufacturing
purposes. Tho $500 was paid TO the Treas
rer in .-.. ....... ..t....
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"A PIM;gIIS!IsTsAT1H'S q

salaAAN~ --flA
Estate Of jules Reno, desSesse !. To psdss.
signed having been appointed xlDtniSlraSrx e
hs s essste Of jules Reno, hts Of H. ceeatY q
gives notice that she viii Appear hefoeO M oSSuS
joaars o. Alexander county. x the court 6ooSS n
April ~ ~. she April term, on he Nd Needy q
Snested sa, .,;.s sld estate ere neeiAk "a r.
sans adm s,sd Al, IN shs purpose o. havt4V shn
TO the undersigned. p"'
Dated this lth day OF March, A. d. 1s,t,
? marSdltkw6te 10y = - y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

Nor DEAp.-'It was reported on our
streets on Friday evening that Charles
Cooper. living about six miles from Cairo,
had died from paralysis. We are pleased
to state that the report Is not correct but
Mr.. Cooper 10 living, in = critical II not
dangerous condition.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

fAwLs voR ALL.--John Bstsr has
started . yswl mandatory corner Of ?s,h
street and Ohio ievee. He has manufac-
sured quite . number and sold ,hcm. He
10 doing . smashing business. Success,
John
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

WANrfD BoARDERs.-A limited num-
Der of gentlemen can be accommodated
with day boarding ina pleasant and con-
venisnt part Of the city. Terms reasonable.
Apply at residence ON Twelfth street be-
tween Commercial sad Wshisstsn aven-
uss, Cairo H. .KraEWYopts
MRS. !. N. WARWICK.
fsb2elW
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

Why will our friends run the risk Of be-
coming blind BY wearing common specss-
Giles, when they can procure the most per-
fsct Article that has yet been made by
calling Mt our old friends Tabor bros the
we'll known jewellers and get pair OF
Lazarus & Morris Perfected Spectacles.
Don't delay. febldAw&1m
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For pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, 60 direc: to p. Nefs, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. deceit
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COUNTY CouRr.-Connty Court will
convene at this city on Monday. Hon.
r. Bross, Judge, and james Z. McCritc
and Severe MaPchildon, associates.
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POLICE CouRs.-Wo were unable yester-
day to obtain single item Of interest from
this quarter.
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IMITATION Porcelain Photographs all
the go-taksn only by W. T. worthing-
ion at his new Photograph ar. gallery.
f.I,nsr
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WANTED. - One instrumental music
teacher, German prcfsrrsd) one expert.
rienced grammar school teacher, and
ripe scholar, for the High School Depart
msnt. Address Boz %,
mch2dSt Mayneld, Ky.
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RIoPr from New York 70 {. Hanny,
corner Of Eighth and Commercial, large
stock Of domestics, blsacssd muslin, linen,
&c, &c. feb2sdlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

CmiLDHsS's picture. should be taken in
the forenoon. Parents should remember
this, as Il Is moro TO their interest than
wor,hington'., over Rockwell & Co.'S
Book Store. mch2.f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

WHO 70 II thst does not like smoking
hot biscuits for brcakfasty The Fame
Cook stove will bake them In Ave minutes
time BY the watch,
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Noricr.-A brown dog eamc to my place
about two monthS ago, aud since that time
has been in my Possession. The owner
can have tho dog by proving property and
paying expenses. Enquire nj The BuL-
LErIN once. smch5.2t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

CARrxrs and oil closhs. new and Of the
lA'e'. style, just received by Hsnny, corner
Of 9Th street and Commercial avenue. Csll
and examine. feb2sdiw
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" you want . good, stylish and we'll
fitting suit Of clothes, made TO order, you
must 90 TO r. NefY, No. 10 Ohio Levee.
deceit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

VIZ HAVE been requested by the sur
geon in charge at the marine hospital at
Louisville to publish the following report
OF patients In that institution for the
month Of February, ISL;
White. Colored. Total
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

CHILDREs's pictuees speciality at
Worthington's new Photographic Art
Gallery. cd. (fsb19u /
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FoR sale or exchange, 500 acres Of choice
land in Franklin county on the contem-
plated limo ofrsilroad from 81. Louis to
Evansville. l will exchange for Cairo
property. ns' vFai L. CLOSE.
80 = ..AH rr" boz .NN ."a. fchI1d1,o
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Jrsr received by G. Hanny, corner Of
Eighth and Commercial, q large stock Of
Prints Of the latest styles.
feb2sdiw .'...''.
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YGrM.-The Evening Star is the most
beautiful sheet,ir cylinder wood stove
made. 1t is durable, economical and tho
poor mans friend. Everybody should
have one of these excellent stoves .f1't
mchldwlt .tarsn NV
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ALAsax stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand At P. Nstrs, No. 70
Ohio Lsvee. dsc9tf
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FLOUR Family Flour in bbls
half bbls, sacks Sc, for sale ~ the Ksyp.
tian Mills. tle M q .r
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1t is strange what length Of time 1t
takes 10 wear out Boots and Shoes when
made Of good material. and VIM. Ehlsrs
uses nothing but the best Of everything
stock, workmen and all--at his shop on
Twentieth street opposite the court house.
febl6tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

lam thoroughly satisfied that Simmons
Liver Regulator is all It claims to DO for
Indigestion and Bilious Complaints. l
have also heard many Of my friends speak
of It, and oil agree that 1t possesses the
virtues claimed for it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-05

JACK FRr 10 building new house in
the 4th Ward.
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j. GRIFFITHS,
Surgeon In Charge.

Patients treated during the month...- Ii
7. j. GRIFFITHS,
Surgeon In Charge.
wewould be much pleased to see SINH
lar enterprise displayed by the surgeon in
charge of the marine department Of our
Cairo Hospital, presided over BY the good
Sisters of the Holy Gross, and will gladly ,
publish such report, furnished US.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
New Tisuae Table.

On and after 1890 p. m, Sunday, Dec.
9Th, the following timo table will govern
the arrival and departure of passenger
trains at Cairo fg0g,- rrs-, r.
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I. E-TAKE NOTlCEI-L
where Dargains IN Dry 0eosls Nay ~
ORDAINED.
Mr.. uANNY

Is now making arrangements for the open.
ing Of the spring trade. He intends filling
his commodicus store room with . large
variety Of dry goods, comprising ladies
dress goods, muslins, table linen, carpet
ing, mating and all articles usually found
In similar establishments. atI
His carpets, two ply, three ply and
Brussels, are Of new and elegant patterns,
and cheaper than have been brought 70
this market. Mr.. Hanny intends adding
TO his stock In this particular, at an carly
day, and will show such variety in styles
and prices that all purchasers can be suited.
In other articles Of dry goods Mr.. Hanny's
stock will be low in price, various In kind
and Of tho best quality.
SIXTEEN YEARS Aoo.-Rev. 4. b.
Olmstcad presched In this city sixteen
years ago in a log school house.
The Cairo Postoffice was made a dis
tributing office and $. 5, BROOKS was
postmaster.
A. q. Jones was town attorney.
i Tho salary of the town clerk was $3.50
per year.
The Illinois Central Coal Company was
organized and sold coal at Cairo.
r,Dishon and Standing began TO build the
"cairo City MIL" now the property Of
Charles Gallagher, Esq.
Z. ID. Finch, ID. G. Stewart, and j. G.
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~ a special communication Of Cairo
Lodge No, 81 A. +. GA. u. viii b hsA
at Masonic Hall Tomorrow (fouday)
evening, March 9Th at u O'Clock, fcs work
in M. N. Degree. Visiting BrctAsrs ere
invited. BY order Of the W. II. t
NJ w. B. KERNEY, Ssc'y.
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Your Committee would again call the
attention Of the Council TO thssmount due
the City from w. r. Halliday, for small
Engine sold him BY the Drainage Commit
tee last year. 80 '.-.f
The terms of sale were, the equivalent
In city Scrip Of two hundred dollars In
cash. This amount has never been paid
and Is still due the city.
Your committee would recommend the
adoption Of the resolution hereto attached.
We take pleasure in acknowledging our
obligations TO Mr.. WIN. McHsls, City
Jsilor, for his promptnsss in carrying out
our orders during the year just closed.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
p. w. BARCLAY,
, ...g 81 WV. LONERGAN,
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Rssolred. By the City Council in Joint
Session convened, That the city Treasurer
be, and he is hereby instructed TO urge the
collection Of the money due the city for
the small Engine sold to W. T. ilalli-
day. "a. -sI rsr-.s.. OIL. .s...i .. .
Laid upon the table. OIL. .5lrl&sri ..i-
Whereupon Alderman Winter introdu-
ced and moved the adoption of the follow.
ing resolution, to-wit.;
Resolped, That the City Treasurer be
authorized TO receive in cash from the
Mayor the sum of ono hundred and sixty
three dollars, in full OF claim of the city
against w. i. Halliday, said amount to
be placed in the .nterea fund. .DH
Adopted. s..H
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"'''o'' '''''s'''' 49, I'''
Tho last named train leaves ". Louis
ut 1880 am. Traders can leave Cairo nj
lao am, reach st. Louis ut 1926 AM, re-
main In the city three hours, and return
TO Cairo at 4;45 pm, the same day.
Tho 1890 accommodation and Cairo
and St. Louis express leave daily; all 9th
ers leave daily except Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind
that the 800 pm. train makes only four
stoppings between Cairo and Centralia,
viz; .Ionesboro, Csrbondale, Du Quoin
and Ashley, The 1890 pm. train stops
at all the stations along the route.
las Johnson
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A. II. HIGHTOWER,
Conductor NJ. & w. II. X.
mchld&wlw
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FANCY GOoDs.--Attention is called to
the stock Of fancy goods and china toys
sold at prices 10 suit tho times, also, dollar
articles at tho Dollar Store. a ..
Call ut Il. II. Oswald 4 Cos old stand
on Commercial Avenue. matt,
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Mr.. EDrroR;-As it has been reported
oy certain persons, for the purpose ofin.
jur'ng me, that did not supper. thu oi,i.
zen's candidate for Marshal, I desire "a
say publicly, that supported tho entire
ticket in good faith. aHsI1s
CORNELIUS SHORES.
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