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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22

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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22
The New Appointment

The bill most faVorably received
for the new apportionment of the
State has been introduced by Sena-
tor Stimson, and re-districts the
State as follows:
Ist and 2d-Hamilton- County as
at present.
id-Preble, Butler, Warren and
Clermont.
4th-Darke, Miami and Mont
gomery.
5th-Shelby, Mercer, Auglaize.
Allen, Van Vert, Putnam, Paulding
and Defiance.
6th-Greene, Clinton, Fayette,
Highland and Brown.
7th-Franklin Madison, Clark and
Champaign.
Sth-Logan, Union, Delaware,
Morrow, Marion, Hardin and Wyan-
dot.
9th-Huron, Erie, Sandusky,
Seneca and Hancock.
HOLLYWOOD, Ottawa, Lucas, Full
ton, Henry and Williams.
l1th-Adams, Scioto, Lawrence,
Gallia, jackson and Vinton.
I2th-Pike, Ross, Hooking. Pick
away, Fairfield and Perry.
13th-Licking, Muskingum Co.
shocton and Tuscarawas.
14th-Crawford, Richland, Knox
and Holmes.
l5th-Athens, Meigs, Morgan,
Monroe and Washington.
16th-Belmont, Noble, Guernsey,
Harrison and Jefferson.
27th-Stark, Carroll, Columbiana
and Mahoning.
I8th-Lorain, Medina, Summit
and Wayne.
I9th-Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga,
Trumbull and Portage.
20th-Cuyahoga.
By the Congressional vote of 1870
fifteen of these districts would be
Republican, although several of
them would be SO close as to be in
doubt unless strong candidates are
in the field. We should not regard
the ninth as very close, although the
State Journal appears to regard it SO.
This, or some other. will probably
be adopted the present week.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-22
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
srArE REPsLIcAN GENITAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
~ v-zrur-z n Feb 23d 1872 y

srArE REFsL1cAN GENITAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 2Sd, 1872.
~. .1a Tanui, ,Jican voters Of Ohio.
Your annual State Convention will be held
- Columbus, on Wednesday, the 9th day OF
March, 1872, Tor ths nomination OF canolusOes
for the following Offices, VIE
Secretary OF State.
judge OF the Supreme Court
Member OF the Board of Public Works.
The Convention will also make choice Of
four delegates at large to the National Re-
7ublican Convention, to assemble at Phlladel-
nina. on the 9th day Of June, A. ID. 1872. to
5ominate candidates for the President and
Vice President Of the United States, at the en-
suina Presidential election. The Convention
will also nominate two Electors at Large, for
President and Vice President.
The undersigned committee recommend
that the meetings In the several counties for
Che selection Of delegates be held on Saturday,
March 18th, 1872, and that if the several coun-
cv meetings SO desire they select their delegates
with a view TO the appointment OF district del
eestss to the National Convention from their
several districts, when they shall meet at the
State Convention at Columbus.
Tha basis of representation IN the ConVen-
4ion will be one delegate for every i've hun
6red votes cast for General E. F. Noyes, for
Governor. in 1871, and one additional delegate
Eoranv fraction Of two hundred and htty votes
apd UPWARD IN each county.
The following tables shows the number OF
delegates to which each county In this District
,,k5E1ad Wis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21
MARKET REPORT.

Thursday Evening, Dec. 10th, 1917.
Business continues brisk, with . good
supply Of grain, Flour and meal on The
market. Hay Is very scarce and arm at
an advance In prices. Flour 10 quiet at
prs.ent, caused by lack Of tonnage for the
south but this will not last long.
yrsights are arm and unchanged.
D6rCorrsspondents should bear In
mind that our quotations represent prices
for round lots from 6rst hands, unless
other wise stated, and that In alling small
orders higher prices must b paid. ~
FLOUR-Quist, not much doing. The
demand has fallen %, but no doubt bust.
noes will revive soon. Prices are IN.
changed, all grades ere plenty except
xxx. Sales consist OF 100 bbls various
grades IS so to Q IS; 800 bbls do 6 50
% Is; 200 bbls do I Is to 9 % and 100
bbls choice xxx winter wheat 9 Is
HAY-Sti6 At an advance. Receipts
ere light and oil that arrives snds ready
sale. Orders are acknowledgement.
scIiois we're limited for want Of stock "
meet the demand. Sales comprise 2 cars
choice timothy del a9l oO@22 70; 5 cars
choice timothy del 40 oO@a2 90 car
good timothy del q co. / car aud 2 cara
choice timothy del ~ 90; and car choice
mixed del 20 90.
CORN-The market 10 . little quiet,
The demand hSs fallen Of and the stock
hes accumulated. Prices ere unchanged.
RULK CORN-Salss were 2 csrs white
ssss > ean do ss9S7c; 2esss aixed 80 snd
xAvVo bushels mixsd In elevator on p.t
CORN IN sACKs-sales we're > care
vhits. In burlsps dsl az; 3 cars white 10
second bssA sscks del tSe; s esrs missA
% orders NC; : css white 10 burlsps del
A's and ear aissA u bsslADs ~ ~.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21
THE BULLETIN.


NoDaaoasssa go Deesssss -
,A&[S~e~ss~e~~~~~~-
fss Cairo daily BuLLfrfN,
issted every morning except
Moaday, viii be mailed every
morning on the Cairo and Vim
cennes passenger trains, to sub.
scribers and dealers from.
twslve TO twenty.four hours in
advance Of the st. Louis, Gin.
cinaok, and Chicago papers,
viEh full and complete associ.
ated press reports of the news,
markets, ETC., from Chicago,
New York, st. Louis, New Or.
leans, Memphis, and all other
points Of interest.
The BULLETIN is furnished
news.dealers daily at 3 cents
per copy, payable weekly; and
to subscribers by mail at SIC
per year, payable in advance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

Bad colds are the order Of the day.
-THs BULLETIN steam whistle has the
spisootic.
Don't forget the matinee to-day ct
two o'clock.
The unfavossbls weather has sus.
pended labor on the sidewalks for the
present.
Bill Scott wants II known that he has
re-opened his hotel in the Hickey b ouse on
Fourth street.
The episootic 10 fast abating and
business has recovered in . great measure
from It's depressing effects.
The Illinois yesterday came in minus
the Mobile & Ohio railroad passenger
The train was seven hours behind time.
Forty thousand sacks of corn are ly.
ing on the bank as Madrid and Point
Pleasant awaiting shipment TO southern
markets.
Some half dozen passengers came in
on the G. and v. railroad yesterday morn.
ing; about that number left on the north.
srn bound train.
-Business on the lsvee was almost sus.
pended yesterday, on account Of the slip.
perry wake. But few drsys or wagons
we're visible.
An epizootic mule, driven by . col.
ored man, fell down yesterday on Com.
mereivl avenue. II took elk or seven
stout men To help him up.
The ladies Of Rev. Mr.. Shores con.
sregation will give a grand dinner in the
church building, corner Of Tenth and
Cedar street, on Christmas day.
The Susie Silver, Capt T. w. Shields
Is loading for New Orleans and way points
TO leave Tomorrow morning. See her ID
ver,i.ement in another place.
The largest lot OF poultry and gam,
ever brought to Cairo, arrived here yester'
day, for Jack Winter. One carload b,
the Illinois Central was exclusively fol-
Jack.
The U. $. deputy marshal seized abou,
81, 900 worth Of goods in the Blum 4
Amson store at Mound City. The goods
will be brought here to-day and stored
with what was seized in this city.
"A colored man yesterday found y boz
containing glassware. The box had beer
broken open and part Of the content,
taken out. 1t was marked 40. G
vicksburg." The owner can recover hi,
property by calling At Yocum's gam,
depot, on the corner VI Eighth stree. and
Ohio Levee.
-Messrs. Hurd, Bross, Smith and ODER
y OF the delegate from this city TO th,
Paris convention, held on Thursday last
returned ysrtsrdAy evening. Mr.. Barcls,
was expected this morning. What III,
delegation accomplished will appear il
the report Of the proceedings OF the con
vsntion which We will publish to.morro.
morning.
Ben Mccoy, = eolorsd sport, walkst
Into the eating saloon OF John Bedford
last evening, and drsd i've shots from
revolver ~ John Robinson, ~ Americas
esissa OF African decent, but none Of tb,
balls took sHsc, 10 Johns body. The room
~ al!si with people, and 1. va remark
sbls shst ne one vSs burt. A warrant VA
lsvsss sat Tor Bsa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

Afk0Qu0V OObtSh nv009vess0
= EIilinoh 0Viam6es 81 ,
Common wealth, New Orleeoe
Powell, Memphis
Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
CONDITION OF TIE nivARs.
The Ohio river a this place 10 now fall.
Ing, after hkSing. vleSA.,ls inches. A
steady decline s1sy - sspsossd 10 The
Ohio liver for ~ - ~ weeks. Aad u
may h that ~ ossas cold sasp be-
clossl Il 1t ~ g6ppsr sad, q NOV
propssty bstwsj1 Loubvtlle go C'ncis.
natl. TIE paoksls ffs9 helsw report only
u feet AZ Poias PlsasasT ssd 500 shas
the Ohio 10 % We decline lee wstsr ussy
DO expected there. The Nissi'sippi is
s,ill full Of he W ice. At the hssd OF
Powers island there Is 4 feet scans, which
10 the shoalest bar.
Special dispatches to THE BULLETS
report the condition Of the Ohio and Ms.
sissippi rivers at various places.
~ BusrNEss AHp wEAraEa. -
Business WAS good yesterday. The
levee was 80 very slippery that 1t VA
hard on the horses and oxen, and only
light loads could be drawn. Pedestrians
also found the streets and levss In no con.
di,ion for safe and speedy locomotion.
The weather WAS cloudy and very cold,
with light dashes Of snow during the
forenoon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fannie Lewis brought up go bales
Of cotton for Evansville, and $40 bales
for tho east. She will commence loading
to-day for vicksburg.
The Molie Moore and Yaeger arrived
from st. Louis yesterday morning, much
to the surprise of every one. They had .
hard time getting cut and reported the ice
very heavy. At Powers and Devils Isl-
and they found four feet scsnt. The Mol
lie Moore, while trying to make landing
TO fix her machinery near Grand Tower,
struck = snag which tore hole six feet
long in the side of her hull. She will have
. side dock placed under her and have the
damages repaired. No freigh. WAS dam.
aged. She Oils out her trip here. The
Yeager was drawing four feet two inches
and Va, aground At Powers leland forty.
eight hours.
The Common wealth WAS detained until
yesterday afternoon when she lsh drawing
y feet with two barges 10 TOW having on
herself and bargcs 800 tons freight She
also had fair list Of passengers.
The Chester lsfs yesterday for Memphis
with good trip. The new steamer Billy
Collins arrived out Of the Ohio river with
tow Of bArges. The towboat Powell
which has been aground for sometime 10
the Ohio river passed down with TOW
yesterday.
The Arkansas Bill from Evansville
brought down full load, and returned
with load Of cotton.
The Mary DAvsgs 10 still at the whar
discharging her rsshipping freight.
A vain Of pure anthracite coal Ave fss
thick, has been lately found near the hsat
Of the Arkansas river.
The J. N. Kellogg left her barsss .
DEVILS lslnnd, 70 sound the channel, Ant
while doing 80 she got aground, where Oh
was detained some time. She bad howevs
got ID when the Ysage left there, and ha
gone hack to DEVILS I,lsnd for her barge
which she will Try to bring 10 thi, por,
Z. A. Burii', Capt. Dugsn's diver, 81
rived here yesterday. and is making prep
srAtions to go TO work raising the rsilros
iron for which Capt. Dugsn has the con
tract.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

CHsIsrMAs PARrr.-A grand party
will be given 1t the st. Charles hotel on
Wednesday evening, Dec. Is, under the
auspices Of the Qui vivs Coteris. Dane.
ing will commence ct half.past eight
o'clock. Tickets %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

POLICE CoURr-B. Shaunessy, presid.
ing.-John Hamilton, drunk and disord.
e'ly. Fined So and costa, which John
chserfully paid.
George Moody and Patrick Burk
drunk. Fined S. and costs each. Sent 10
Jail 70 spend the holidays with McIlsle.
j. Phillips, of Africa, drunk. Sent
to McHAle's for the tarm Of Q days.
"A. II. Andrews, u colored man, dsy
before yesterday went into . saloon KEEP,
oy An. Hshu On the Ohio levee, and
called for drink. The lady seeing ths,
Andrews was drunk, refused him. This
so snrsged the dsrkis thst he drew his
pistol and fred, hitting her in the wais,
and cutting hole through Ler dress, bu,
fortunately doing no other harm. An.
drsvs was brought before Judge sh,u.
Messy, Who under the evidence put his bail
st $500 TO answer to the charge Of An At.
ssalt 10 commit murder. The bail b,
failed 10 give, and consequently was sen,
10 the county jail, where he will repos,
until the third Monday in January, nex,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

ELECTION NorIcE. The annual meet.
ing of the stockholders Of the City Ne
Siosal hank for the election Of seven d.
rectors will BE- held ct the Bank, Tuesday,
January IL, 1879. Polls open from 10
o'clock .. m. TO o'clock pm.
Al EAyYOaD, Cashier.
Cairo Dsc. 10. 1872. l2.l0-td.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

.THsirrsprsssiblsJ. =. Lufkin Of Anra,
Illinois, has come to Cairo and opened .
drst-clsss grocery and provision store on
Commercial avenue between 18th and 18th
streets He 10 . gentlsmanly and accom-
modating business man, who 10 thoroughly
reliable and deals upon the square With
his patrons. Call and see him. ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

KEEP it IN mind until the holidays ere
over, that at J. 4. Lufkin's, east side Of
Commercial avenue between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, can be had splen-
ala mincsmsst Il 2oc per pound, Gran.
bsFescs, pure sweet cider At 40c . gallon,
olives, pickles, raisiss, -four and meal
Give him call. l2.2l-2t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

~ you want TO get piano, organ, or
any other musical instrument, for .
Christmas or Now Years gift, you can
ind them at Z. 4 w. Buder's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

BrRnErT's STEAM COOKING VEssELs
for sale 1t Halleys. Buy one! More
than two hundred in use In Cairo to-day,
and give entire satisfaction. Will nt any
sotye. Price $3.50 to IS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

PIANOS AND ORoANs.-E 4 W. Buder
are the only agents that keep pianos and
organs In stock In Southern Illinois. They
keep different makes. Knabs's, Bsuers
etc. Call and examine the instrumen0, -
they arc Of the best In the country.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

GRoRoE d. Williamson, wholesale
grocer and commission merchant aud
dealer in steamboat supplies, open day
and night for the accommodation Of steam.
boats. No. 70, Ohio leves, Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

0ATS-Ths nsstss u fSls and reesiptd
ere iibssai mn fgosl sispiyulS che
hssds Of dsslsss. Prices ass vnshssesa.
BuLxoATs-s1isS cvssiss efs carr
aissA s1c ~ esssts 40. 'yOTtgT
OATS IN eACKs-Saiss comprise :
cars mixsi del sse; cars do aS@slc; 500
sseks do del ss0sslc; . ests ADD cars do
del $50,
I CORN NgAL-TNs ssppiy % The
market With 90 acsivs demand 70 al o..
dsrs. Prices ere unehsnssa. oalss we're
500 tbls "Evsuisg Star" City Mills steam
dried 2 CO. 400 bbA Kiln dried del 60;
800 bbls steam dried del . Co. 100 bbls
kiln dried 2 So and 400 bbls steam dried
on Pr f-
POULTRY-Quist, not much demand.
500 lbs dressed turkeys sold q i4c; 600
lbs do 10 10. 16c 10 dozen dressed chick.
ems . 30 per dossn and ~ dtzen do 9 30
TO . rs per dozen.
BUTTER-Usebsuesd. mot much Dc.
usnd for anything except choice roll. 20
pkgs choice roll sold u 22Sa6e; 1000 lbs
do 27@95c; 1900 lbs do 2a@26c and 400 lbs
solid packed old stock l2Si6c.
EO0s-scsrce and in good demand
prices have advanced one and two cents
on the dozen. We note ssles Of bosss
shippers count S6e; 20 ptgs do aaSs6e
aud 8 Pkg do s5c. .srt r.IFa
RRAN-Ac,;vs asm.nd and .c.re..
w. oo,s ..le. ~ /, CA. in ..ch. dol 20 90
Der ton. .- VIZ "
APPLES-Thers 10 q good demand for
choic. apples ct outside quo,a,,cos. $50
bbls good sold a, 4 90 to = 90 100 bbls o..
cording 10 quality 2 80 to = 80 ard 40 hbis
choice brought. 6 90 per Dbl.
ORANGES Plenty. Is bbls cold &C.
cording to quality 6 30 70 10 90.
Professionalism 10 fair demand
for dry sal, meats a, previous quotations,
dressed hogs sre plenty and selling ss 10
&c according to weight and ccadi,icp.
yops,xo PRICES.
pLAsrERIN0 HAIK-ssc y b,,hsl
LIME-In o,s 4, 2sto 20 y NIL
CvupNT-A, .,,.,...,a q, OF
|
S1 oV y oo''
ONIoNs-Psr Dbl ssoo@s Is.
PUTATOES--Per Dbl % SOFAS 90.
wunAT-rhs r,,... ,o-A., ,.no,..A
~ ~. C;,, uu,: ~. NJ wh;,.
~ .A' S' - w.
1i NO "ass. - 90 80 ~
.."Pe' - " " wi so"a'ses
u 10 to 6o. Damp o. tough veses "
| unsslsabls.
1 Reserved 0unnies lsA(alsl
Corn Buriaps, ~ Bus. IA, 10 ca. I'm.
proved 0upniss, a Bushsl, n cts. Osta
Burlsp.. o Dushsl 20 cts. Cotton seam
la. h... a. "a ar a. ...b
pp,v,a,SNS~ au.., C.a u.,
- .. ~.
p's'" '"' oooN'o.0
osoon o4c c'saf o'oss 0seon' iI(SisSe
Breakfast bsc"n' ls(SlAc.
LARD-Prims leaf lard, Il
usFess D. 70 WEI
ksgs y D, 70 70 Nsc.
TEAs-lmpenAl, 7s0l Is; 0unpow
der, 1901 u; Oolong B'Ack. 7s0l o.
Young Hyson, d oo0l 70.
SnAH'-Ns" sesH fsesoEy' new y
"S vSf;., c .,
, ~ N.s -"H s'1' ''''Ss' v
. "ew VAns, Se.
SEEDs.-1iuet y bushsl, u %; TtmotA
% so@s Is. Red TOP q Is 70 2 90. Glow,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

PAaxsas Compound Fluid Estrses Of
Buchu 10 the result Of years Of e1psriencs
10 the private practice Of . leading
physician. lie unsqualsd By any other
remedy Ia Affections peculiar 70 females,
such % chlorosls. retention. irregulsrisy,
painfulnsss OF suppression Of the cusso-
mary excavations, ulcentsd Or schirrhus
state Of the uterus, lsucorrh@a or white
sold By all druggis.s, Everywhere.
CArao, Ills, Dec. 20, 1917.
EDITOR BULLETIN:
DEAR SIN :-Herewith I hand you bill
lading for your Inspection for 100 barrels OF
flour nom Mr.. d. Hetter, Vienna, Illinois.
This Is the first car load OF hour over the
Cairo and vincennes railroad and win be In
to-day. Yours,
We place the above In our columns -
the record Of an important event In the
history Of the progress Of Cairo.
II may not appear 10 the reader
to 10 Of great moment, but yesrs
after this the curious sssrohsr through the
nlss Of the Cairo papers will read Mr..
Cuhls note not without interest, and
from IL draw information which
may appear in this shape 10 the columns
Of Tue BULLETIN, issued in the morning
Of the 10th Of December, A. d. 1872, by
John H. Oberly, tho grandson Of the pres
ent proprietor, and be read by its at least
| i0o, 900 subscribers: "The frat car load OF
-four over the Cairo and Vincennsa
railroad was received 10 Cairo on the 2o.h
OF December, 1872; and now thousands OF
barrels are received every day. Yester-
day the famous Aour dealer, James Ham.
blstoa, (whoss grest.erand-fsthsr IVES the
| wsll.known VIM. II. Hambleton), corner
Of Casey avenue and Thornton street,
Twensy-seccnd Ward, formerly the village
Of Mound City, received thousand bar.
rels over this road alone. II the old-tims
Cs,s tee we're living to-day, they vosld
open their eyes with ast"nishmsnt while
looking upon this city, which has advanced
with such marvelously rapid strides to the
rank Of the greatest city Of the republic
embracing - Il does, the Western Hemis'
phere.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

CHRlSTMAs,and at No 80 Eighth Streets q
complete stock Of Holiday goods In the fol.
lowing lines: Groceries, Fruits and Toys,
some Of whi h are London layer and seed.
less raisins, zante currents, citron, sweet and
boiled cider, apple butter, mince meat, ap.
pies, oranges, lemons, ags. nuts and candies,
linked BY ourselves); skates from common
STYLES
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

Losr.-Oa Washington avenue. On
Tatsdsy evening, . sewing machine gath.
s'ss ssd tucker. Toe aadsr is p qusstsd
- rstvsn she sans to Kate Co,no.y. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21
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New York club, Toy Bsdsteads, Wagons,
Carts, Psrambulators, Wheelbxrrowu and
Hobby Horses. California and other Cameo
Fruits Of the best brands, IN large variety.
Canned Fish. Bottled goods. shaker Pre-.
serves and Jellies. Fireworks, ETC., etc., at
BRISTOL h STiLw sIl'a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

WE suppose everyone knows that +. 4
W, Budsr arc the largest manufactures,
In the jswslry line in shs'ei,y. II YOU
vsut TO have somsthing nicely made civ.
them Q call.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

KEEP your doors aud gates shut with
the Dudly spring from HAllsy's.
l2.l9.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

csAt shovsls, tonss and buckets, ed
ssysh'sg slss you want a Haiisy's.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

A PINE lot Of box stoves for churchs
and school-houses, cheap Al Halleys.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

II you want to ind suitable present
for anybody, call at Budsrs', and you will
DO suited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Billy Collins, Evansville
4" Fannie Lewis, VicksburS
" Atksusas Belle. Evansville
" Mollis Moors. 81, Louie
" Harry Y. Yssgsr, 81. Louis
-" Powell, CineiSnsti
" jim Fst, Jr.,' Hsdtsah
a" 1llissls, CelSabss
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

uA.spscial attention paid 70 orders from s,sa,
oosts night or dav
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21
CAIRO.

Bear cooking stoves in the market ct
A. Hsllsy's, No. iss, Washington avenue.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-21

CHRIsrxAs PsEsExTs.-Ths largest
assortment Of the above can be found a
Z. 4 w. Buder's, corner Of Eighth street
and Washington avenue, consulting Of
the anest watches, sets Of jswelry, silver
and plated ware, rings Of every descrip.
tion, opera chains, necklaces, gold and
ivory headed canes, bracelets, clocks,
spoons, and in fac. everything that can
BE- called for in jswelry store. They
keep the largest stock in their line In
Southern Illinois.