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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17


Silfeleituns. = Srierrid Der
0rpse sins in Der 0dmmeritunee in Ieis
mem SdlpiIe ;u pOtsram pur6 zen 4u>
eien;Iaal, ais er bort einen Sanbperfer
bemsrfte, Der auf elmer Setter ii9 abaudle
te, Die i'm Saal beinplide StuBubr abs
,unebmen ; aber bic Setter ppute auf eem
slatten Suebppen ni6t iteben. r@as
n,adt er eenn pa, meiu Greunp? fraste
ibn Der SSnis. &ubis awieperte Der
Saneperfer SD bin Ger Spfubrmas
der, uno Der Sausintsnpeut befabl mir,
bic llbr bier ;u reparirsn ; i6 nil iie
abnebmen, aber bic 3eiter bdlt bier ni6t
auf benz slatten 8poeu. "-nSteise r nur
binauf, id rperpe bic eeiter balten" ipraG
bierauf Der 8Snis. Dies seldab unt
Der llbrmader elite nit Der lbr pom eaas
nen. Im anrern Wprsen melpete man
Dem Wpnarden, RAP aus BEN @upienss
iaaIe bic llbr ssitpblcn iporcen, unp nun
fam Der &Snis CUR 9e,pisbsit pas er. am
fat pem llbrma9er, einem Diebe bic 9sis
ter sebalten bate. Gr idrteb raber an
ben Ranp pes Seridts /: "eaufen laisn,
neil i6 mitteblen balf!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

llrber rsn in Oeutl6lanp iippis Bill
benren aftisnseisuitafts : @rinpunssz
I6winreL curlirten an Der terliner SSrIe
fplsenpe Heime
9usrt fcmmen bic - 6inetr
Das 6ett idSpfsn ab tie-0ranetr;
YIN Der gSrle arbsiten pann bis-S9inesr
une publifus, tas limb bic Hinbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
aaaemeime &eaulationen.

Str llnttrgiat sssiant am sFhsa Ncsntas i'm Sot,ut.x
WHs ifIest am srtss Suli.
Gin saisI lttt5sr Character rirs zen ittm I'D ,r guf.
nabms9 ieeereeR %sesretrt.
Ssssr Stlssat WIRE ssi istnsui Gin,ritt seyrsit uns IN sas
ssuefsn Ire,
als rsn Zen Siusmtta eebrasttsn Sstts Gas bar Gin.
ibt hes Iiselprs unttgppyfeu.
Ssri1tt Tsretn aRt erei Wenatt an bic Sittrn eslaRst obsr
an ett yermnneer Ger Stuesn,sn. up eiels istr 6e 0efunts
belt, Setrassn uni 5rrtierHtt itrs, S6bas sssr 91anasI An
ssniSri6ttsen.
aS- 6as Snhitai fstt alsu sFsa. Die 4eisisn, wsIes
stltbrt ptre, N bic Rpmiit .SafhsgilEt, led rsTbtR he rst.
stpltn anhtttu Aneersslaueistr nitt tettrtrd6tict.
Wtasn GinislnhsItl RsRss man No III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
umterb 8.

amerifanif9e 8rdb wintler.
-unldnsft aberfum ben GOmmanranten
eines Wilitdrppiens res WeienS bic &C.
male Spse, Sancnen itatt auf @asen
pber 9aHetten auf ben Hiiden ftarfer Waul>
eiel su befefisen unp 70 @rtiaerie sesen
bic Snpianer Sprtbeilbafter an;upencen.
I'm pieie Metbuce ;u prpbiren wurce cine
feline Saubiye einern seeulcisen MauI<
elel 10 aufssidnaat, rab bic Wlneuns
in Ger Sdwan;ri6tuns ;ielte, rann nit
&uselpatronen selapen unp berna6 cas
Ibier an bic bobe Saat pes 6lubufers
sefibrt. Sn Der Witte pes 6luiies itanp
cine 3ielibeibe, Der pie 8idleite res
Wauleiels ;usefebrt mar. Der Majcr
Serlab ras 3inplp6 nit elmer lansiam
brennenpen 2unte, ;ielte, ;incete bic 3uns
te an unp e%ntfernte iid. ~llnbeweslid
itane Der Glel. Salp teppb ma6te raS
3iiden ben Wauleiel itusis-er bog ben
8ppf mad Der Seite, pom pelder pas
@erdui9 berfam, unp fins an, ii6 i'm
8reile 10 i6nea Su preben utp Die Mtlis
tdrabtbeiluns nit Der Saabise su beprps
ben, pab cine aIsemsine uStampere" srs
fplste. De- Waipr erflettcrte stnen ma
ben Baum, bic 9ieutenants Slitten ras
llfer binab in ben SLUG pbne bic Soften
Der llnifprmen su bsre6nen, Der Iclutant
entlcb ms Sort, unc bic iibri9e Wannz
idaft sanfte uln jeslide S4usieae, bic
bic llmsebuns rarbpt. Nur furse Belt
pdbrte rer paniide Sdrsden-eine gro
&c &au6wclfe-ein pumpfer Snaa-unc
Der Waulclel = .! no mar Der? Die
at9eldp6cne 8usel traf ben Sdprntein
auf Gem Sauie peS Gommancanten unc
pas pl5Blide Ginitir;cn UNI @erimpel
Der Saditeine eribrefte bic Dame ces
Sauies 10, rab man ie in Gpnsuliipnen
FAM. Sb ras gr9ebniB pieier neuen
&rieseSmetbppe eem &ricssrepartemenI
beri6tet lpare, lit bis jest untsfannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
tluterrs Separtement.

Speite SLATE Spffdbirsr, eesn. 2eHg.g. @tesra
ybts, Sbreibsn, GatsttSmus. Siu9untsrrih:.
Grite &laNe Su6Aatirsn u. lsTnirs- Ssish, StFtt'
Zen, Rt6usn. &si5itse Sscsractie, GeuTis, Satsbtsmns,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Observation-Disclosures S~eSart.u,ut.

Der SanetIsrt1sni6aftii6t 9ayfgs umfas, alt aneise
elmer auttn snsliitsr @rjteruns, siriSiissli6 Neisn, S1rs}s
%ssabsnssn sstnsR. ais'bra, SssaitiEs. Satidbrtn, gBsi,.
3trifIift Sesrt. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

@rd6li6 muB Der S6muB in zen
Strasen pun ct. Souls iein, nenn ras
ipabr 1T, mas Der pprtise Democrat"
rariiber last. Sn iener 3eituns beist es /:
Die Seldafenbeit unierer Straben 1T
jeBt pcrart, rab ie elmer Srerre spn
S6peinen gum SersnGsen 9erei6en
tpiireen. Am Samitas eitidte Elm
Mann in elmer 8ptbpfiye unp nebs
rere Sinner wsrreu ieit srei bis rrei
Sasen sermiBt MAJ befirdtet, raj iie
elm mpraitises 0rab s~efuuren baben.
Dim SrpapmaY lab man seitern ;wei paar
Waulelels Sbreu aus pem Sdlamm
berSprrasen unp unsefabr att SuB bin
ter ibnen einen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asen.
Die StraBenreiuiser fiir9tsn iid Ypr Dem
@asnib auf Die Straee III scbsu. aus
@nsit rae ie in Dem ;aben Srci Ysriinfen.
Der itdptii6e Snsenieur-rp6 eS 1T mug
los, mir finp nift i'm Stauce, cine pabrs
~teitssetreue Sdilperuns Der Seidafen>
belt unlerer StraSen su liefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

Waas fir Maae. = Aber San<
nesbauer. bic Butter piest ia fat q
nur 2 &ilc.
Oa ieip SIR ielbit l6ulr, Weiitcr Sri
feniieeer i6 bah bic Butter init ZEN q
8ilp Ssiie serppsen, bic i6 lestsn Samz
nag bel Gud sefauft BAT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Sr. Benedict, Director.
Yfarrer u. &pfe.
Hfarrer y. M. %tbelnt 4.
G nlpehInRAen

REQ. 80. Ssis, 8iiasi ssn Ia grsFt,
xsS. !. 3. ss%ssssa; stssS sls:s9.. S ssss' a,r..
Gbrw. g. Uf. Zslsp, prairie eu gtim. Bis.
Gbrw. Sebu eapisr,
@brp. q. a. Start,
u. p. Nsitsmaper, Gee.
Q. &Aneibsr, Gee,
u. 9ealsp. Gee. Sauins. Ssra.
Geo. &. 6aA, Csc. 4et@rtssr, Ssra.
y. c'Brisn, Gts.. Rs@r,esr, Ssps.
@brp. y. ". Wakensp. rutpaut, Sspa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
ct. SubanneS Goaesiam,
1rairie on 8 bien, @is.
Inter 2eituns Der driIlidsa Sriaer.

Der 3wed sisies Snfitutss III, Ger Su5srs prairie BIZ
gbisn's uus ss sar,su 3srspstsas zine Se.eenbat ~ bic
ten, zine erauelt5t. aui es @~runeidse Der Religion berubeu.
be Grsieturs gu srtdlten.
Iie qase ICES G~oussiums IL ualbeslrsHer elndrtlt1 Der
9efausteit, Selusmlitteit une Staabet. Der Stsntrie.
Das Gsbduse II sree ue bsartii eiRsestttet; tetns 8sfsH
limb asiheut, nm sd1slbt nit aaer iH serletsu vac ;anr
@sbfein RRs 9smisrt Ger Stueenten tstttiJiT Tam aae
n Is umasben zen reiter uue tsrrli&en sptdstisen.
Der Stusisreurigs uritdbt Aues, mas J%srosEitb In Gel
leaisr aelesrt pire, NM IL IN Gsr GerIrtemsa;5 s%insetteHt:
mtISs 9tpdrteneGi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

gs stbt fetnsn Sp6mutb, ben has
S6idial ni&t b~smltbist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

nllnter Gle Gree miiBtef 0u did YER
frie6en Spr Sdam, 1u laaseni6ts !"
i6alt rie Srau ben betrunfsnsn 0attcn.
-ogta, Wutter, rsnn sieb mir slei6 bic
&elleri6la6el! lalte rieler ibr sntsesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
Sepinaunaen.

sea u. Dssnuns. paisrriSs, gpaiss u. aa.,sT.ra Der.
isIbsu. q NulrtIl a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17
@ittlsrts Itaartsasaf.

Sritte &laiIe SrtResrarhtt geRH SbciSGt @ram.
NATL, Rt5usn, Wsserdpsis, @fiei5ts. 6~rI2isHft (psnu &C
Pinidtl 8eieicns linterrtdt.
3pcitc Shave getn. Sbrsiter. SriM,uitit. Aufae.
Ihreisen. RehnsH. Algssrl, Sel.ih. elteiniit STiebiin
S%rdnJSfit (wtnn SsrurfGO Nel;siensratsT!ttt
Srffc &lafe 2etu, Sarsieea, SegsbauJ Saiidgi5rti.
ben. Reestgnt eSeiSiatt, Geographic, Rsbrea, SlsGbri
@esmeiris Sutiasrsu, Tsgiih, slisrii5, 9si.ttit 6ran.
isfiN NMe Sran.iN Irenn AsElnlatl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-04-17

Setu s9ssnuns. ua!srrltt 1aite u. a~asbitrn Der,
Nstrene Ter 8srtea ees GsueSiams. .................. 30
Babe seasaaSrr, y SAaTsal,. y,
Sasss' Staler dl'srts Requirement.
iuAseres
Jar @nft. u. 3ncsu.luttrri6t pirs srtra eaaslt. Sier.
tsliahrltbs Saransbpatlass. Gs rire Kim abius s,satt,l
restn abRelsntet, enlightenment IN Jsata lana ss.rrs,r
8raaibsit cher &n,iaians.
Stser 8cfsaRstr lsnit nit miassstzs srei Conner. snt
erti Winter arJHger strsten ifin, fri,is utt einsr seuua,p.
ben ansael 6smetn. stritmYfe. 5aiasH,ab,r, 6anstlxsr.
StrYiettrr, Ramms, SgraeR u. T. 70. xsiasr sisi.r Vsasn.
tanee rtrs sen 9sutsiuH seitftrt, reaA nitt bsfpn{ers
atynssmsH's ~sititrsals sttreftu ias. Stsa sietsnnas.
fad isntt nit Gem Sigien eS StuscHtsn sstidHtt fdn.
Gl,err, pt!1e TIRE Stnstr na1 sduis toaInisn ~ lareg, min.
lStn, lsutta Ipti 1sttn ,arsr Anjsiss sa,11 alsasu uas
sas nstbist Sthtsele tnitReei.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

FIREMAN's SPEAKING TRUMPET, Ed.
BLE3 AND MUSICAL EN-.
TERrAINMENT.
"PLEAsE TAKE A CHANCE, sIR,"

Last night was the opening evening
OF the fair for the benefit Of the St.
Joseph Catholic church, at Bross' Block,
corner Eleventh street and Commercial
avenue. A large crowd was present and
the fair ladies in charge seemed under
full Roadway in their undertaking. I,
makes . susceptible gentleman feel bis
importance and look quiet vain, to DO cor.
nsred on all hands by pretty girls in
quest OF caancs-taksrs, and ~ hear the
many cogent reasons why he should In.
vest from all OF which there seems no
manner OF getting around. And, in.
deed We believe that no one present las,
night, did try "bsck out from the ex.
csllent propositions offered, and the con
sequence was, that the fair last evening
was success. Tonight and to-m,rrow
night will be the las. two nights Of ii,
fair We give only such items % cam,
under our syes last night.
TUE CAKE TABLE.
Az you enter, 10 the right 10 the CAKE
table, presided over BY Mrs. Esehbach and
others, whore you can halt and feast your
optics On the snse!es array It esutains
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11
CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN "WEDNESDAY DECnfBER H. 1879.

game 10 very scarce except vsnison
There 10 good demand for quail prari'
chickens 10.
yoDsiHo Paions.
PLASTER1N0 HAlR.-3se y bashsl
! LlMH.-In lots q 70 to I 80 , Dbl
CEMENT.-At Wholesale q on
o. rs y Dbl.
ONIONS-Psr Dbl 81 50.
PUrA1OES--Psr Dbl o. oo02 80.
WHEAT.-Ths prices to-day, reported
By the City Mills, are No. White
81 Is; No. 2 White, o. s6 Rd BY
sampls - -kn ~ : so; Asditsrranesn
d 50 70 90. Damp or tough wheat 10
SACKs.-Resswsd ounnies is,Cais,
Corn Burlsps, a Bus. Rs, 10 Cts. In.
proved 0unniss, ~ Dushsl, n cts. oau
Burlsps, . Bushsl 70 cts. Cotton seam
less bags, 80 70 81 cts each.
PROviSloNS.-Sugsr Cured Ham,
plsin = ID 10 10 tic. Shoulders
bacon &c; Clear Sidss Bacon, i2@i2Sc;
Breakfast Bacon, l39i4c.
.,. aSsOJrri"' y. '; 70 ', 49,; I:
IF. 'fFsAsein y e i.''' 20. Is; aunpev;
der, 1901 rs !. Oolong Back. 7t0l %
Young Hyson, o. COAL 70.
CHEESE.-Nsw York Factory, new, y
SVRUPs-choic p gallon, eScaei %
New Orleans, 70(0e0c.
sEEDS.-Miiie1 = bushel, o. 90; Timothy
% SOQ03 Is. Red Topel 7oto2 %. Clover
'COirEE-Java, ss@soc. Laguayra. -
@93S. Rio, Prime 70 Choice, S2S 70 233c.
BkOOMS.-Common House = dozen, d
80; Choice to Extra, . oo0s Is; Q. b. " 70
SOAP.-Schac5er's German notified;
7Sc; Champaign soap, TIC.
TALLOW, D &c.
SUNAR-Co6es A. lac to lee Crushed
Powdered aud 0rsnulated Sugar Is TO l6Ae.
FREl0HT.-COTTON. Compressed, 70
NEW YORK, Sc. to BOsTON d %. Tn
compressed, to NEW foRk, d IL; 70 Bos
FREloHT TO MANIPULATION, Sc /;
Hay, y 90 Corn p ewt., Doc. Oats 3oc.
Potatoes. y Dbl, 36c. Al @!ss, Sc. Pork,
70. WhisAhI tJc. Lumtei, = n. q %;
Heavy freignt = cwt. 9oSc:.
TONEW ORLEANS.-Flour p Dbl. sOc.
Potatoes 50c. Apples, e0c. Pork, l 90.
Whisky. = 0O; Hay p ton. - %; Corn y
cwt., @0c.; Oats, l0c. Tobacco p hid.
e5 70; Cotton y bale, q 80: Lumber =
u. 10 90. Heavy freight, y cwt. 4Oc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
SATURDAY MoRSrxo.
10 o'clock Devotional.
1880 Sermon by Rev. G. j. John
son Of St. Louis.
ll:l6 -Five minutes addresses.
Topic Demands Of the
Hour in our Sunday School
Work.
AFTERNOON.
2:30 Devotional.
800 Sermon by Rev L. Fish, on
Training Of Children.
aAs Five minutes addresses. Top
ic- Sunday school Work.
Ono In which oil Christiani
can engage.
xvEHINa.
Devotional.
G30 Sermon by Rev. s. w. Mars.
ton, Of Missouri.
8l6 Five minutes addresses. Top.
ic-Adaptstion Of the Cos.
pei 10 Children.
SABBATH MORNING..
10 Devotional.
1880 Sermon BY Rev. G. J. John.
son.
AFTERNOON.
-Children's meeting, conducted
by Rev. l.. B. Fish.
EVENING.
A." Devotional.
1880 4" Sermon by Rev. ]. G. Baker
An Experience Nesting.
Exercises for Monday 10 be provided
for bv thu Yinstituta
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

Four lovely specimens Of the bakers art,
presented by the Mrs.. Klsb, Lastnsr
Rees and Herbert. They are Handsomely
decorated with sugared flowers, gin, etc
The table contains also choice and -.
sorted candies, fruits, etc.
Immediately opposite, TO the left, 10 q
table containing fancy linen and silk ar.
ticles, toys, etc. This table 10 presided
over BY Mrs. Gates and 0ayer who know
how 10 please the eye BY exhibiting their
articles in good and tsssy style.
Passing on few steps, We dad the post.
ONCE presided over BY the accom- plishsd
Nj" Ksba who charges 2scss postage on all
letters, love letters being In demand. In
the rear Of the hall We Hnd The lunch
table, in charge Of Mrs. Schulz and San.
dsrs, more sk,llful caterers could scarcely
no found. Everything the market Of.
fords, meats, oysters, confectionery and
pastry are TO be found here done up Ia
the most palstable style, and the ladies
propose furnishing nicer meas for Q
smaller sum and better cause than can
be found elsewhere. They should b
patronised.
Music FOR EVERYBODY.
Prof Eisenberg's excellent string band
will occupy q front seat In the hearts Of
the music lovers.
YIREMAN's sPsAxfNo TRunPEr.
We came near forgetting 10 say that the
managers have procured . beautiful Ars-
mans speaking trumpet made Of solid oil.
yer, and which Is on exhibition. II 10 one
Of the most interesting articles. and 10 to
be voted to the most popular Ore company
10 the city At Soc per vote.
There 10 for rsfls and you, dear reader
know not but what you may DO the
owner OF ono or both Of them, two ane oil
paintings. Besides We Ind for rs@s .
handsome book case, six highly finished
cushioned parlor chairs, one good and
ssvicesble wardrobe, . plain extension
table made Of oak, and . lot Of minor
articles too numerous to mention.
-h;sa <,rs Cnp En nae
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

We publish this morning = special
from st. Louis Of interest 10 our business
men. Cold weather and the horse disease
are disarsnging business very much. II
ice increases in the river, the transfer OF
cars Al that city will be discontinued. 81.
Louis Is too far north. A greatcit must
be built at Cairo, o the 81. LOUIS bridge
finished without delay.
The Arm Of Tbis,lswood 4 Co., com.
mission merchants, have created large
business in . very short time. The senior
Of III. arm Gre, located here, but the rapid
growth Of The business required additional
help, and the junior was called into the
arm, which 10 one Of the most reliable 10
the city. II has at command an abund-
ance Of capital, its members are prompt
and efficient business men, and IL 10 in
every way entitled to what il has received
the explicit onadence Of the public.
Arrangements for the celebration Of
the opening Of the Cairo and vncennes
railroad on Monday next have been al.
most completed. The committee of the
city council have appointed = committee
of citizens to aid them in the rather labor.
ious work Of entertaining the ci,y's guests.
Invitations have been extended to the
municipal and county officers along the
road, and 1t 10 proposed 10 spread . ban
quet for those who accept the invitation
and provide them with hotel accommoda.
tions while they remain in the city. Mr..
Rexford, Of the ST. Charles, has been
employed to prepare the banquet, At
which Mayor Lsn,den will preside. An
address Of welcome will b. made before
the guests go to the table, and after the re-.
pas, several, speeches by members Of the
council and other citizens. The dining
hall Of the st. Charles will not accommo-
date more than two hundred at table, and
~ the guests will number that many, citi.
zens cannot expect TO partake Of the ban.
quet. The city council aud the commit
tee Of citizens will represent the public and
do the honors Of the city ct the banquet.
The citizens who do not receive an invita-.
,ion to the banquet, must not, therefore,
feel sggrieved. No invitations will DO dis
trituted in the city. However, Il 10 ex.
pectsd that every citizen will take an
interest in this matter--thst all will turn
out on Monday afternoon and give the ex.
cursionists . hearty welcome TO Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

Barrier SUNDAY SCHOOL INsTIrrrE-
To be held in the Christian church, Cairo
on Eighteenth street between Washing.
ton avenue and Walnut street, Decent er
Ia to ls:h, commencing A 10 o'clock ..
m.
This is to be . rare treat: The meeting
10 to b conducted by the State Sunday
School Missionaries of three states. Rev.
J. c. Baker Of Illinois, Rev. s. w. Mars.
ton Of Missouri, and Rev. L. B. Fish OF
Kentucky, assisted by Rev. J. q. John.
son Of st. Louis.
The music is TO be conducted by Rev.
L. B. Fish who has but few equals - .
singer, and who excells in sacred cong.
He is to be assisted on the organ BY Prof.
N. p. Curtice.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11
FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMS

A valuable farm within seven miles 9:
Metropolis, on the Jonesboro Road, consist.
Ing of2OO acres with 60 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned and form
TERMS.-One.fouFth down-balaucs In
one, two and three years-notes secured by
mortgage, with SIX per cent. interest.
N. B.-The timber 10 good and has never
been culled and no timber viii b. permitted
70 be cut or used, except what y necesssry
H. sSecrd payment has been made.
Fer iaiermstsa arply ~ -
49, colSeQ,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

WILLY s. Bixby have just received q
large supply of pickeled meats, such a.
lambs tongues, picked tripe, pigs feet,
just the thing for saloons; also head
cheese, blood sausage, uew hams, new
breakfast bacon, dried beef, etc.
12.ll3t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

I iAmss' and gsntlsmsn's kid gloves in
III color from 'scss. 10 u per pair. Call
spd examine the two button wright kids
Ssssrs purchasing elsewhere, a. Hart.
nas1.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

hemiAn toilet sets AID vases ct Daniel
Hartman's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-11

COANIoNiON
JOHN B. PILLS l. Sun,
tsuee.ssers 10 job. 3. pAilluJ
GENERAL COMMISSION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, DAT
Flour, Mcal, Bran, &c.,
Con. TENTH-ST. AID OHIO LEvL
oAIRo. Ills.
y. ,. TIisTLswooD. ?. ;. TaIsTIIwooD.
THIsTLEwooD 4 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS II
FLOUR. COIN, OATS, HAY. ETC
- Ohio Lsvss. CAIRO. ILLS.
{. D. AATAvss.. 80 .UHL
MATHUss / UHL,
FORwARDINo
AND 0kHERAL
COMMISSION NJ ER @ HANTs
FLOUR, GRAIN:
LAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
.sa0WyO Levs1
NEW LIVERY STABLE
TENTH STREET.
sxTwlSH wAsIH AvIxus AID WALNUT
Dr.. b. ?. vsslds Informs tas public that 10 ha,
opened
LIVE YSTA Bile,
o. the uorthwsst side Of Tsath street. o. naas
He ssas,ss VIII b furnished With nsus bat TIE
BEST HORSBS
AND GOOD VEHICLES.
And the public may be seeommsd stsd q an
hours q The day and night With al tssms
on the lowest terms. ~
u. Itslds nshs share sfpubhS pAroHaSo
aA3 Wv ssdsavSr % merit Is 81 ~ 6sa1Ss
~ soase a>een01a - b0aineaA
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~ You can buy SIX
and One.half lbs. Durant's
4 Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.6ve Cents per pound
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
6-3A-'f
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CuILpRxEs white furs for "a 50 per
pair at Hartman's.
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ATTENTION.

Mr.. r. Jones ON CONNER.
cial avenue, second door west
of Tenth street, is manufactur.
ing Boots and Shoes of the
best material in the market
and is prepared to fiji all
orders on the shortest notice.
He guarantees both the work
and material; his patterns are
Of the latest styles, and his
prices lower than any other
shop in the city. Confident
of the excellence of his work,
he invites the patronage of
the public. ,a,.A SIM.
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at WILEY & BIXBY'S.
s-'ANf
INsURAnCE.
------------------------
FIRE AND MARINE
I'M 3 u r A NOE
SOMpANIEs.
E1A0AkA, n. T.,
Assst"..''.'.... ..........si .&se.zie
oRRhASIA, ny,
Assess ....".i ,oss. 7si 10
HAHovBA, MI,
Asssts" .-....-.-..-.....-.-...fSs - %
hHrUDLIc, y. r,
Asssts. ..........f1s,Sss %
Comprising the usdsrwritsrs' Agency.
YoNxIRs, =. t.
Asssts.-.. ....-."............... ISIS ~ 81
Albany CITY,
Asssts .......ds. 10 y
vIRrMESs FUND, sy-
Asssts-.---. .......s1se" W
sscuRIrY, y. Y.-NARIHI
ssoses. Dveiiins,. Furnitars, Hulis and Car
goes, insured At rSies - fs,crabs - ssuad, par.
manent s~curitv vii warrant
sH..ln. ~ - q ~ A. TAT
e.. N.mU0uEs.
TEUTONIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ASSETS 100000.
John A. HUCK, President
U. KNOBELSDORfF,- Secretary.
cuAs. RIIrs, HlSRY WIBBh
A. G. z RsINo, A. MIsca,
CHAs. WgHTHB, CaAs. VkRonA,
FsAHcIs LAcKSER, CHAs. DAEoLIHe,
Z. HIascR, WV. RKIsHAhDT,
JoHs FILpKAhY.
The beat organised and seenrsst mpsnv 10
the northwest. The only company which guar.
sntsss Q cash surrender value.
CARL L. THOMAS, GEs. Ao'r,
ssd,v srC.sso s.a vsss.isy
n. n. Mems, H.H. CsaAss
Notary Public Ne. Pub. sad u. .. Con
INSU RE.
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
Z N So r A N Q ID.
GrNA. HAITFoRD.
......."es, ~. 500 81
NORTH AMERICA. PA,
Asssts.""-"-..","".. .......,s2'7ss.o "o %
HARTFORD. CONN.,.
Asssts....-. ~ $50 u
PHGNIx. HARTFORD.
..-.ol, 1si. las "
INTERNATIONAL. ny,
Assets .............".Q 81. ses "
PUTNAM. HARTFORD.
Assets .....VVcs"
CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND.
".,.."....&Slb,o7s "
HOME. COLUMBUS.
Assets.""...."-.."."-"." "-."."""....elss,n no ~
AMERICAN CENTRAL, NO.,
..--"...-........""-SSoo.o 900
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
Assets .....S30. Oh. 0W W
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD. LIFE AND
AcclpENr.
Assets ......'...,. ,0pVO w
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO.. HARTFORD.
vnssto ................... eou,Wo w
IHDEPENpxNT, yosros,
assts...........- ......-. .....- e 6S0, s6S 20
STAFFORD. MORRIS 4 CANDEE,
~ Ohio Lovees
City Natinasl Rank, CAIRO. lLI.
FOR SALE.
ON EASY TERMSi
A valuable farm within seven miles 9:
Metropolis, on the Jonesboro Road, consist.
Ing of2OO acres with 60 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned ana Iorm
sry occ!ipisd, BY y: n Rsnnle. ,,., q,
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A yuLL line Of China Christmas toys at
Daniel Harsman's.
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THE GREAT ATTRACTION OF
THE SEASON.
THE NEW ENGLAND KITCHEN
Under the direction Of the Ladies' Of
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A. the residence Of Ar. Antrim on Tuesday
Of this week.
OLD FASHIONED
NEW ENGLAND SUPPER
COSTUME OF
"A U Id LANG SYNE,"
FURNITURE AND FIxINGs
OF OLDEN TIME
THE AGED
GRANDFATHER AND MOTHER
THE YANKEE BEAU AND BELLE.
Keep your U) on the Time and Place.
Altogether Il viii be THE event OF the
Season. l2.l0-ti
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GERMAN CATHOLIC FAIR.

EKercIses TOT Monday 70 be PROVIDE
for BY the institute.