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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15
IN THE CALABOOSE.
Very Drank and Bioody

James Anderson, who says he lives with
"old Mercer of Norfolk" visited Cairo yes
terday, and f,oi,hly triacd with some Of
the liquid fort .rri TO be found in our dir
tiost doggeries. We do not know how
many flagons of the poison he empticd but
when brought to the calaboosc about
three o'clock, he was ono Of the drunkest
and bloodiest men we ever saw. When
the clotted blood was washed from his
face and hair his scalp was found to be
punctured In several places, the wounds
looking as If they had been inflicted by
the hammer Of pistol or the head of a
loaded cane. The application of cold
water to his head sobercd him up little,
but he had no recollection of the person
who beat him, where the beating was re-
ccived, or for what reason IL was admins
tered. He only knew that "he was hell
and was then and there able and
willing to knock down, drag out and whip
a large and miscellaneous crowd OF people,
including several negroes and boys. The
extent Of his injuries could not at the
moment DO determined, but his head aud
face could not have presented much
worse appearance had they been subjected
fed, for about half minute, to Bengal
tiger. Owing to his extreme inobriation,
no investigation Of the case could be
proceeded with. lie will probably have
a hearing before the police court on
Monday, when we shall gather full par.
ticulars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AN ORDINAxCE.-NO. 100.

An Ordinance declaring it gal for the city
Clerk 10 receive payment for Licenses Dr 20 de-.
tach orders from tho Ofder Book exec IN Ger.
tam eases.
Dc II Ordained by the City Council Of The city Of
Cairo.
Section I. That Il shall not be lawful for the city
t""k % act Ne deputy for the city treasurer In
any case or under any circumstance, or TO receive
wy orders or other evidences Of city indebted
mes CT MONEY nom ans party to be hnuiod over
20 IN" tity Treasurer 10 payment for licenses To
be- issued by said City Clerk
sec 2. 1t shollnot be lawful for tina CITY Clerk TO
deiach from the margin ct the order or GRIP
book any city order issued for delivery, except IA
the presence, and At the request Of the party en-.
titled To receive tho same
Sec. g For each and every violation OF hny Of
the provisions Of this ordinance the patty offend.
ing shal fnrfeiI aud pay 10 the city sum not less
than nifty dollars nor more than one hundred dol
lars.
Approved January II, 1874.
1Idlt THUS. WILSON, MAYOR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

TnE Representative from Alexander
county, the Hon. H. Watson Webb, has
been placed on three very important
House committees, viz: On the judicial
department. on elections, aud on Con-
gressionnl apportionment The Radicals
having the control Of the House have the
chairman and the controlling influence in
all the committees. but the Democratic
talent Of the House is perry fairly dis
,ributei.
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DEPARTURES

Inc weather continues cloudy and damp.
',o"Vy rain fell during the greater portion
:" Yesterday, which, IL general, will cause
rise that will open navigation every
"here. The temperature was becoming
cooler, last evening, but IL will take very
'o'a weather to close the river IL rise
occurs.
| Tue Mississippi wss rising At st. Louis
Yesterday, and arise is coming down the
missouri, cleaning out the Ice as it pro-
grcssss. No boats had arrived from ST.
LOUIS as our report closed, but the Noun
taineer wns looked for eAery moment.
The Ohio was not open at Pittsburg at
last accounts, and as the snow had all
melted SO gradually as not to cause rise
there was emily slight prospects for break.
up. The rain Of yesterday may have
reached there, however, and If SO, would
cause tho leo to disappear. The gorge-
between Louisville and Madison and those
between Louisville and Leavenworth still
held possession on Friday morning, but
the former gave way Friday night and
will probably break the other loose to-day
business here continues brisk ut the
leycc, with supcrabundance Of Memphis
freight ........
Tho City of Chester commenced loading
for tina. point, but received counter orders
and departed for St Louis, leaving several
parties discussing the great lack Of ton
mage owned or contributed By Cairo. II
the Mississippi rises sufficiently to allow
the larger steamers 10 60 70 81. Lous,
there will be still further cussing about
the scarcity Of New orlean, tonnage, as
boats controlled at.St Louf. VIII 20
through to thai point every trip, il they
cap, no matter how high the rates Of
Treights may be at Cairo-tho. rates are now
about double wha, were paid few months
ago. .r..'t
Tho Virginia cleared for New Orleans ,
with $50 head stock, $50 coops poultry, 800 |
IONS assorted freight and good trip Of ,
received here.
The Armada brough, ise pkgs tobacco
FOR reshipmcnt to points along the |. c. !
I. X, 7pkgs butter, . coops chickens, | !
box chicken seed for Cairo, II SKIS castor |
beans, Is pkgs hides for ST. Louis, - bbls !
TOUR 81 boxes handles, 81 head cattle, 20
adde's tobacco for rcshipment to Mem
,his and Arkansas river.
. Tho wraekimg boat Chas. L. Eckcrt, /
Capt. Rees Dugan. arrived yesterday with
the recently .unkcn H. :. Turner la'hod
alongside. Thcs'nt.lr look, but li,.'' 'hc
worse Tor her sinking, although boats
which had previously arrived reported her
as being very badly hosged and lying on
u rough bottom. This would have soon
have ensured her total loss had she re-
NAMED on such bel for any length Of
time, but such was she celebrity Of move-
ment which charac,erizes the commander OF
the Ecker,, and our own Cairo diver,
Hirm Hill, that the Turner was raised
before she had time 20 settle into bed
shape, and she Strengthened out rs soon us
she hoated. About $40 hhds of sugar will
be lost, but 25 hhds of sugar, and nearly
all the remainder Of her cargo, consisting
Of molasscs, chains and freight not easily
damaged by water will be saved. IL j.
being discharged here in care Of the Tn
lewriters.
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WoRg boxes at the Dollar Store. l2jt


TnE MAS SwEESEY.-A ROuGH ASp
TROUBLESOME CUsToMER,-We have al
ready stated that one Sweeney, aiias Bry-
an atlas Williams, is serving out fifty
days sentence in the city calaboose, lie
signalized his entrance By trying to clean
out the establishment, and by making
violent attack upon the jailcr Bill Me
Hale. His conduct was so violent, in fact,
that Mac was compelled to iron him. AZ
ter the laps of II few days however, he
showed signs OF repentance and contrtion,
promised TO behave himself, and Mae re-
moved the shackles. But the devil in him
was not xorciscd-only temporarily sub
dued; and yesterday afternoon it again
asserted its control Of him.
In the cell communicating with that in
which Sweeney is confined, is Charley
Williams, the colored chimney sweep, who
resisted arrest, and threatened to cleayo
the officers to the brain, Sweeney sue
ceeded in tearing scantling--about SKA
inches and 8 feet long, from its place in
his cell, and standing with it poised
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NJ. b. HArRELL
SECRETARIES at the Dollar Store. l2j,i


"Nor THE MAS,'-lt was believed by
constable Arnold that Sweeney (who has
been the sutjec, Of numerous paragraphs
In these columns) was the man who had,
while en- route from Evansville for the
Jacksonville pcniteu,iary slipped OF his
irons, and made his escape, Arnold sent
description Of Sweeney to marshall
Wundcrlick, OF Evansville, and received II
dispatch in return; lie is the man.
VIII como after him by the Arkansas
Belle
Wunderlieh arrived IN Cairo, visited the
calaboo'e, and a. first sight thought the
bird there Gagged was his game, sure enough;
and he was only undcceived when he
brought Sweeney out into the light and
examined him thoroughly,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

DIR. J. q. Burroughs, now preaching in
the Christian Church Of this city, has pub
lishci in chart form Matthew and Lukc's
gencalogy Of Christ, with view of recon-
clling and explaining the apparent dscrep-
ancics therein. The Doctor shows that
Matthew traces the pedigree of Joseph
beginning with Solomon, and Luke that of
Mary beginning with Nathan, and 10 thus
brought to the conclusion that Christ Is
undoubtedly of the royal family, through
both his parents.
DIR. Burroughs has appointed an agent
for the sale Of his charts in Cairo, who will
probably, by resort to the columns Of
TnE BULLETIN, make known his name
aud whereabouts.
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"Goop.BYE.' With this number o.
TUX BULLETIN We terminate our editor =
isl connection with the paper, We have
been an assistan, at the holm from the
launch, and are glad 10 see the Graf, that
is freish,ed with 80 many Of our good
wishes, at length under full sail in clear
sea. We retire with the kihdlies, feelings
for the patrons and friends OF the BuLLE-
rIS, and with a lively sense Of gratitude
for their friendly manifestation. and many
evidences Of hearty good will
With the proprictors, the cdiior-in-chief
and attaches Of the paper our relations
have been Of the mos, cordial and friend.
ly nature, and 10 no disturbance Of these
may our retirement be attributed. We
have a warm place in our heart for TuE
BULLETIN, and, in the s,orehouse OF men,
DRY, room for the thousand kindnesses we
have received at the hands of It's managing
proprietor. Goodbye.
NJ H. UAHREIL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

NOWHERE in the city can you secure n
better fitting, finer or better made pair Of
boots than at the shop Of VIM. Ehlers. on
Twentieth street, near the court house. II
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CUTLERY at the Dollar store. III

\ WOMAN, who gives out fumes Of bad
liquor, aud who assumes different; name
almost every day, may be seen on the
streets every day or two, begging money
,oproyide FOR her lex husband and 70 bury
her dead baby. She worry ,Afewd,y locates
her residence 50 far out Of town that very
few persons are disposed to investigate the
jus,noss Of her claim, f,r help. She nc.
counts for the smell OF whisky about her
person by saying tina, ,hc tasted tho merest
drop 'for neuralgia
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

WILLIAM EnLERs, fashionable boot and
shoe maker, has "A splendid stock Of Trench
calf noroccos and other feathers, and is
prepared 20 I'll orders for ''custom-made'
boots and shoes, with quick dispatch and
in the mos, satisfactory manner. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15
Closing Ont Sale,

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
ready.made clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, trunks and valeses arc offered for
sale n T.. Neff, 70, Ohio Levee, at AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being his in
tcntion to close out IN that line and en-
bark exclusively and more extensively in
the furnishing goods and merchant tailor
ing business.
This closing out sale furnishes an oppor-
,uni,y to secure clothing cheaper than
ever before offered in this market.
dccl0tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

Mg, p, REILLY's GIFT EsrEErRIsE.-
Mr., Reilly Informs us that there is a
growing demand for tickets in his proposed
distribution Of valuable Cairo property,
and that the drawing Will most likely take
place by the time stated. The principal
prize it will be recoiected, is Mr.. RS
fine brick residence, one q the most com.
plctc in the city and erected BY him
at cost of $4,000. Persons desiring
= hances can secure them at any Nme by
calling on or addressing Mr.. Reilly. It
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

a MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
OR RENT desire either to sell or rent
my residence situated on the corner OF
IIolbrook avenue and twenty-fourth street
1t contains nine large and comfortable
rooms and Il well ventilated cellar, out
houses all complete, embracing fine two
story barn. The ground [contains eight
lots. one and q hall feet above grade, nicely
fenced, containing a large quantity and
variety of fruit trees, vines and shrubs
of the choicest selection. The place will
be rented or sold on reasonable terms.
Apply to JOEL IT, MoRoAN'
Dee. q dew.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sity MarshnI.

Eor Sigy Marshni,
We are authorized " anuOuneg tLHt HENRY I.
MARTIN will Doe a candidate for tho Office OF C,ty
Marshal, at the ensuing chsr,"r election, sub
iect {, the decision Of the Democrats pmty.
We are authorized to snn,Gaoe PAUL W,
ALLEN ~ an independent candidate ~. the oii,e
OF city Marshal, subject only to the decision of
the people, '"F
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

WANTED fMMEDIATELY.--300 wood
choppers to cut wood on the limo Of tho st
Louis & Iron Mountain railroad. Hal
are tickets furnished at the ticket office in
Sc Louis. Wages 81 2oper cord. Apply
at The variou, wood yaids, or to
noy30G II. j. DEAL, Charleston, Mo
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NOTICE
To all Whom May Concern.

This Is to cei tlfy thut my wife, NEW S'p,. w.
lef, m y be1 AMI l,onrd without lust cause orlt'-
voc IA IN, and forbid all persons nom 3 t''iS ny
nlthing on my aHcotut for " n9t pa, IN IT,
January H. 1870. -dlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

THE TURNER MASQUERADE Ball
On Monday the 9Th proximo the Cairo
Turner's will give their grand masquerade
ball in Scheels hall and the efforts now
being put forth in its behalf, give promise
of complete and triumphant success.
Gentlemen have taken the management in
hand who thoroughly understand such
matters and have the arrangements al.
ready we'll advanced.
There will be large attendance, and
there will be much in tho fancy and char.
acter costumes TO amuse and entertain
even those who go as lookers-on. The
hall will be brilliantly illuminated; the
best music in the city will be on hand,
and the managers will see to 1t that no un-
welcome characters gain admittance. See
the advertisement In another column.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

FoG fashionable boots and shoes, made
in the best style, and Of the bes, material
90 to the shop Of VIM. Ehlers, on TWEEN.
tieth street, near the court house. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

\ LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand a. p. Nefs, No 20
Ohio Levce. dec9tf
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Prop. ST. Charles Hotel

TAnrR BROTHERS, 81 Ohio Levee, will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direct
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
be-, winter strained purified sperm oil, for
sewing machines, and all fine and light
machinery. This oil has never yet been
suporccded by any Of the manufactured
oils. as i never gums or is affected by the
weather. dec2stf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

NorIcg.-All passenger trains will stop
at Mounds Junction until further notice.
div JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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" you want good, stylish and well
fitting suit Of clothes, made to order, you
mast go to =. Nef, No. 10 Ohio Lcveo.
l.,g,g
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

county, arc n ecstacics. The BeaucouT
mining company, operating near that
burg have, finally, struck coal--a vein
seven feet thick and of n very superior
quality. Who couldn't strike coal, in
Perry county?
The circuit court convones to- morrow
Tho grand jury selected is composed OF
gentlemen who will fcarlessly discharge
their duty. Thieves, confidence chaps,
tickpockets, etc. will be closely looked
after.
Arrangements for the Cairo Casino
masquerade ball, 70 be held on the 18th Of
February, are rapidly maturing, and fore
shadow a reunion emincntly credtable to
the society and the city. The Casino never
does anything by halves.
Charley Henderson keeps the famed
Hurricane patent lantern, 1t burns kero-
senc with entire safcty-canno. be explod-
cd--and the flame resists tho stoutest
winds that anybody ventures to face.
Go to Henderson, and ask for the Hurri-
cane lantern.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

Flour Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale Mt the Egyp-
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

FoR pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, go direc: TOP. Net's, No. 10 Ohio
Levee. deceit
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For tiiy Clerk.

At the request OF m ny friends, ! am eand'
date for the Office of City Clerk, subject 10 the de-
'c,s,on Of the D,moeratic party
MICHAEL }. HoWLEY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

IL You want pair of boots made to or
der, out Of the best material, and in the
most fashionable and durable manner, go
TO WIN. Ehlcrs on Twentieth street, OPP
postc thoi court house. II
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EVIDENCE PROVING
u r. =; ., .I.I T. :.sAs !. Z, .HlE!,:S

y. Il. IL i, 4 II HIS
Idecmit duty to say you cured three cases OF
consumption, a.se. other comedies failed, ana two
ut Typhoid Fever IN the latter stage. will
send YOU their affidavit. Il you wish.
JAMES PETERS, ". D., Canada West.
You curci my wife of long.s,andng weakness
aud myself Of disease OF the liver, kidncys, etc..
;. W RICE, Hartford, Conn.
After having been treated by professors and
many eminent physicians without benefit for IN
digestion, dizziness, heart affection, cough, dis
ca."of the lungs, liver, kindeys. and organic do.
b!lty, you restored mo IN three mouths TO manly
vi-or and good roaith. F.sTIRBlN, NY.
Npucurrd my wife Of long standing weakness
anl myself Of dlsca'e of the liver, kidneys, etc,
after treatment a long time by others.
=. ". RICE. Hartford, Conn,
Ny w.fr'- case va considered hopeless BY all
tho physicians but uy the blessing OF the Al.
mighty you restored her 10 health. thousand
thinks. +. n, GRIFFITH,
Eliahoth, FLOYD Co, Ind.
o", ,, , ,,v ~, NJ Nm, MI az.
p.p-Il, amt 80 weak our Doctor ant ourselves
gave up all nope. As an instrument In the hands
81 cod w. thank you for saving hun.
WM. !. STEPHENS, sandusky City, y.
Won have relieved me OF pain and restored my
II. HlrchcoCK. sharon. VI.
Won cured mr OF disease Of ten years standing.
| suffered TERRIBLY before took Your medicine.
JOS, BARTLETT burlington, NJ.
Your medicine cured me 50 rapidly, wonlt
have IpiH uu sou mai YOU required u,
! 81 tCk,IoNE, IT,, Apple River, III.
I irUl grateful a. YOU as ! va, not expected tn
hyrNuru commenced your medicine. ] know
go ''''' Me-. il. ; HIDDEN, Milwaukee. Wis.
Tho swelling that afflicted my wife ~ entirely
removed by your medicine ya ~ R sp1lIt as,o
Nau ruralme or a di,ea., OF thirty years stand
iuI. ALEX. MuuREilEA,, Quincy, .,
Nou removed my long..and' gompi.ea,ed dis
ana. u. ID NJ r..
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GAS STOCK FOR SALE-Sio 900 gas stock
for sale. Enquire at
Il CITY NATIONAL BANK
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FoR CLERK.-Mr. Michael Howlcy an
nounces himself this morning as Il candi.
date for City Clerk. Mr.. Howley is a
young man well-inown in the city, and
his friends believe him.to be in every way
suitable person for the office which he
seeks.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

We desire 10 remind tho reader that
'rc'h Baltimore oysters and all kind Of
game in season, are served nigh, or day
any style desired, at Louis Hcrber,s
ic.taurAnt.
Parties desiring oysters by the can or
case, can be supplied a, the ruling rates, a,
thn .ame place. u
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
New Time Table.

On and after 1880, pm, Sunday, Dec.
itL, the following time table will govern
the arrival and departure Of passenger
trains ut Cairo
DEPART.
Mail train leaves nt.,......, $40 am.
Express, 81 4" at..".... $50 pm.
81. Louis and Cairo Express
leaves at.u,",,.,"."""" l2O am
Accommodation leaves at...l2'3O pm.
ARRIVE.
Mail arrives..",,...,-.,".. 2'oo am
Express INTERCHANGEABLE pm
It. Louis and Cairo Express
arriyes...,,,,,,,,..",.. 4io pm.
The last named train leaves St. Louis at
1880 ain. Traders can leave Cairo ut l;2o
am, reach St. Louis at 1925 AIN, remain
the city three hours, and return to
Cairo at 4;ij pm, tho same day.
The 1890 accommodation and Cairo and
st. Louis express leave daily; all others
leave daily except Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind that
the $3.50 pm, train makes only four stop
pings between Cairo and Centralla, viz
Joncsboro, Carbondale, Du Quoin and
Ashley. The 1870 pm, train stops at all
the stations along the route.
JAS. JOHNSON,
dcc3tf Agent, Cairo.
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TEN

tHo.t.gt, eleven rooms, ten lots enrloseu WIN
"A ,-ftut hoard lvlce, all the necessary out ou'a
ms. GOOD c.,teT4, With plenty OF wafer az ~
'.' ''I" '' ". ". THORNTON,
Tenth street,
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MIRROR, at the Dollar Store.

To the question. "Do you know him?'
"Wunderlick answered OF course I
know him H. was in Jail in Evansville
last Summer, and knocked down my as
sistanti but as you have the stronger
claims on him here in Cairo, You can
Keep him. Sweeney was returned to bis
COLL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

The meat market Of Gayer * Co, at the
sorner Of Washington avenue and Tenth
street, is one OF institutions Of the city.
II is not only abundan,ly supplied with
the best Of pork, beet, veal, mutton lamb,
sausage, etc, but it presents an air of
cleanliness and order that is rarely seen in
establishments Of like character.
Gayer 4 Co. have had many years e1-
perience as butchers, and have long ago
learned that it pays bestto keep fine meats
and command frst-class custom. For
choice meats, therefore, cut in a neat and
skillful manner, go to The Peoples. Meat
Market" presided over by Gayer q Co
dee l9tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

fREsu meats, served in the nes,est and
most clearly manner, can always be foun
ia abundance for the trade, a, the Central
Meat market Of Fred kochlcr a Co., on
Washington avenue, few doors below
Tenth. None but the fine, cattle, sheep,
and hogs areslaushtercd, and, consequent
ly every body who patronizes the Central
Meat marke, can rest satisfied that he or
,he will be supplied with the beet meats to
be found IN Cairo.
Customers baskets delivered in any par,
% the city.
ps5-fresn sausage every morning. II
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WAsrRD At Sr. CHARLES lioTEL.--
We want frst.clnss chambermaid,
laundry and dining room girl. To each Of
the above, steady employment, will be
given, and liberal wages paid.
JEWETT WILCOX * Co.
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NI.D Dls. UEATlI'S

situy year. experience IN curing Casrrh, con.
-huuUcu, Dyspepsia, con-tiT alton, piles,
at,,.c OF the Liver, blood, skin, and
uautrN or-Jus, disclosed tn start.
Hs lf"i that ilH majority OF them were ciu-.
.s ID tuI g ait uuly bc cured AFTER curing them
of seminal Nrtl.'os-. Inhalation, rausiics, irou,
..r.... .'uVi'ut., hyprpuo-hitcs, mercury, cop.
.H..., H..,.uI, luID. tons, N the or IuAly
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MESs gloves at the Dollar Store. l?jtf
LApiEs Alexander gloves at the Dollar
Store. l2jif
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HOLMES s,ero. box u, Dollar store.

TOILET sets at the Dollar Store.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
A.trIngton Columbus, Armada, Paducah,
kilgour, Erke,t. Isi,nj ia 'P'''
VI Turner Ialand 1G.
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Inc weather continues cloudy and damp.
ho"Vy rain fell during the greater portion
Ell yesterday, which, IL general, will cause
rise that will open navigation every
where, The temperature was becoming
cooler, last evening, but 1t will take very
coIa weather to close the river ir rise
occurs