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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-21
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
Moline MaIIeabIe Iron Works,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
" Monday, the 9th inst, at the hour of i /
o'clock, g.. m. l shall sell on the premises. for
cash, the tools, fixtures, stock on hand raw an d
man ufsetured, and the real property, subject to
the liens thereon, of the Malleable Iron Works
in tina town Of Moline, Rock Island County
Illinois, belonging to the late firm Of Hill,
Head L Sargent Said property ia believed to
comprise all that Is necessary TO the carrying on
of said business. schedule of the same and Of
the e's may be seen at the office of said firm in
Moline, up to Saturday night the 25Eh inst,
Book Island, Mqy 20. 1872.
H c. C0SNELLY, Receiver.
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FoR Moth PATCHES. FREcKLEs

A ND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND
n FREoKLE LOTION.
1t is reliable and harmless. II 10 no cure AL
or panacea, but 10 intended to remove only
Brown Dissertations by neutralising the Iron
tn the layers of the skin, which induces them.
Prepared only by DR.. B. O. Perry, Dermatol-
ogist. 40 Bond street, New York Sold by
Druggists everywhere. ap4dw6m
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Fine Horses for Sale,

1--we SEVERAL PAIRS OF GOOD
a.. noIea Tor sac, suitsd to the Farm,
or on time. IIoaN waI%s vi VI. cAsb
F'''AnPi0n' March lst, is72. nah is1sm
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PEORIA AROoK ISLAND h. h
oUTHw EsTRRE ROAD.

Passengers leaving Rock Island on the o. n.
. a p. road At Gas p. m. 90 directly through to
Kansas, arriving Tiers OF IL .. IN.
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GREAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful knowledge TO
b all Sent free for two stamps Add ress D.
BoNAPAREE & Co, Cincinnati. Ohio
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RH WARD

$1,000 J: !: !
HEHUN For any case Of Blind. Bleed
hUEU ing. Itching or liberated
~ hEHEN Piles that DIR BTNG's PuE
NH HHHEHR REMEDY fails to cure IT
kUHVHUvNp prepared expressly 10 cure
" " " " the Piles, and nothing else
Sold by all Druggists. Price $1O0.
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lGETTS WANTED. Agents make more money At
n work for US than at anytE ing else. Business
light and permanent Particulars free &. STIN-
son CO, Fine Art Publishers, Portland. Maine.
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS /!

AGENTS we will pay $40 per week in cash II you
will engage with US at once. Everything furnished
and expenses paid Address F. A. ELLIS d co,
Charlotte, Mich
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-28
Wood ward and Rennie dropped down

Wood ward and Rennie dropped down
upon US yes,erdsy-on business.
Alden has removed his commission
store from the Levec to Eighth street
Mrs. Swander, the well-known milli-
ner, was married on Tuesdaytoa well-'o-
do Kentucky farmer.
Alderman Ounce Stancil has opened
q mea, marke, in Eighth street. Stancil
keeps always on hand the best in his line.
Mr.. Fisher Of the cus,om.house, sent
his love to us yesterday, and Linegar
lock Of his hair Linegar's, no, Fisher's.
hair.
Mr.. +. F. Davis smiling oountensnce
cheered US fer few moment. yesterday.
He has no, returned to the Radical flesh
pots. He holds on. like brave man.
Chris. Hsnny has on hand ono Of the
largest and best selected stocks Of dry
| good. in Cairo. There Is no article in his
line that he does not offer at bargain
price to his customers.
MIR. Yos,, a Federal officer, glanced
with a kindly smile at THE BULLETIN
building yesterday. The impulse wss in
him to call but he did not. Ii he bad,
what would Jim Allen have said
Mr.. Phillis the elder, allowed the
light Of his countensnce to illuminate our
ssnctum yesterday. Our case is nearly
desperate. We are almost there. And
| L.. A. ,,.o h.. r,,a "a aav0
Mr., Pope, q well-known gentleman
of Cairo, called upon US yesterday. He
communed with US politically for few
moments, and then folding his tent like
the Arab, silently walked away. Wha,
will our Democratic guardian say
Bros, who is not Radical, cheered
US by his presence yesterday. He called
TO ascertain If we intended to go to Vim
cennes on the Cairo and Vincennes rail.
road Friday. The cara, it is said, will run
through on that day. All aboard !
Our good and handsome friend
Davis, the Sun man, called upon US yes
terday morning--our Radical day, yo'
know--before breakfast. We were no
out Of bed at the time or we should hav
clasped him TO our heart Of hearts, a
Polonius puts it. Come again d., bu
d mt tell Of your visit in Gath, whisper
n 1t in the streets of Askalon, and for III
love of heaven don't tell Hendricks c
Dick Fitzgerald.
. Col. McKeaig is back from Shawnee
town, and is happy. He and The BIZ
EgTrS are becoming what lngomar ar
. his "Aame" were, "two souls with but
i single thought, two hearts that beat
one." Will our Democratic friends pa
y don this little burst2 We are new ut Il
business, and can't resist the template
'e to slop over. Mac called upon US yest'
}" day. But this is in confidence.
re Mr.. South, the wollopper Of
Is Hslse, came like ray Of light into o
10 sanctum yesterday. He looks hearty, a
' his nerves arc of iron. He can strike
y awful blow; but he has sworn to us
p the Hndoo love powder Of Hulse and
h. the Bots Charm OF that canny creature
or not wollop his evil genius again. WI
d. if Hulse has Scuths saddle and harm
NJ shop? Hasn't he a right to what bo c
I'd get? We appeal to the law? What d.
Is, itsay? The law is the strongh old Of or,
er lures like Hulse.
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A CHAPTER FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
The eccentric old gentleman, Santa Claus,
veteran saint Of all good children, WAS
present and lent his valuable assistance
when the bewildering stock of holiday
goods. just opened by Phil Saup, was Sc.
!ected. No one but St. Nick him.
self could have grouped together such a
collection OF toys and playihings. When
he put down on his list those cunning e.
press wagons which are the wonder and
delight Of boys OF all ages, he was thinking
OF the good boy who never tells a
lie, nor runs away from school,
nor ioses his mittens and who is sure 10
gel one OF these wagons for a Christmas
GIT. When he laid aside that beautiful,
baby which adorns the show window and
which 10 the magne, Of s,,ractio. for ever,
little girl who passes tina, way, he had il
bis mind tie good little g,rl who /. SUR
TO get this doll or another just like /, 70
her Christmas gift. The willow rocker,
tho chairs, the hobby horses, and IL
smaller toys, too numerous to mentor
need only TO be seen to excite determi,
alton IN the minds OF all the little folks I
have ~ many a. they can get. We in
vite the boys and girls to give father an
mother no peace till Phil Ssup has bee
visited, his stock inspected and San,
Claus informed what to send 10 ,he In,
Solhs.
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The team Of Jones ran away yester-
day. When the horses started there Was
q carriage hi,ched to them. When they
stopped, the carriage, where was III The
pieces have not all been found. Nobody
injured.
We had intended to write an eloquent
thanksgiving article for this issue Of THE
BULLETIN; but We didn't, and 70 are
glad Of it. Thanksgiving essays are vsni.
ties that border upon the domain of prosy
humbuggery.
Tho epizootic has been here. On the
steamer Mallie Ragon, which vas at our
wharf yesterday, were eleven horses al
afflicted with epizco,ic. The owner Of
the animals WAS prevented by the city
authorities from bringing them ashore.
The Ike Hsmmi,, is unloading two
bsrges Of rock on the lcvee between Second
and Fourth streets, and more 10 TO tie
brought. Col. Taylor is preparing, we
believe, is pave the levee from Fourth
down to point opposite the 81. Charles.
We shsll publish no paper tomorrow
Our printers are the most thankful men
in the United States, and they desire 20
appropriately celebrate the day especially
set apart for Thanksgiving. Good boys.
Chief Of Police Myers intends, go
Rumor has casually remarked), to run for
police magistrate next spring. Whether
he will run on the straight Democratic or
the Citizens Ticket, or on his own merits,
has not yet transpiret. Ho will duly con-
slider this subject, and take his choice.
Geo. Honnard, son Of DR.. Honnard
has concluded to make the race for city
clerk. His friends say he Is competent,
and they believe he has running ability
that will bring him GU, ahead in the race
He is said to mean cuisines" and to hav,
made up his mind to come of with The
banner Of victory in hi. good right hand
George, 60 in
We were called upon by so man,
friends Observation-Disclosures and Demo
crats,--that we could get no time to writ'
any Of our world enlightening editorials
DITTO the day before. Our friends sta,
with us till the paper has gone to press q
night, and call on US in the morning I
a.certain why we don't write more 70
e TIE BULLETIN. We cant tell them, {
r course.
Five new cases Of smallpox, fot
= negroes and one white man. were admitte
: to the smallpox pest-house yesterdn,
d The house has become too small to O,
Il commodate its patrons, and Mayor Ian
$ den has employed workmen to build 9
= addition to it. All the cases so far
e veoped in Cairo this season have be,
N traced to St. Louis.
r The alarm Of Are Wednesday NOR
ing was occasioned by an incipent conf
". grafton in SCOTS, colored, hotel on CO.
ir mercial Avenue. An nicer diary had ki
ID died fire under the gas meter in tho no
IN that there would be an explosion anC
" dig blaze, but the FIRE ran up the pipe in
~ the office Ct the hotel and was maxi
to Roadway when the engines got to VOL
at The bell was rung in a peculiar mann
50 few OF the citizens heard it. The Hib
IN mans did not throw water, although tn
es were on the ground The fire was cas-
a. controlled by the other two compan
which, being near the fire. had got
work before the Hibernians arrived.
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BREvITIEs.-Cold.


Council meets Monday night.
Services at the Church of the Re-
deemer to-day.
DIR. Honnard has returned TO Cairo,
here TO relocate.
The Ministries last night at the Athe-
neum, were success.
The Budcrs are doing thriving bust
ness in the jewelry line.
The tug, Cache, has been starved out
of the Cairo and Mound City trade.
The ball Of the Co,erie tonight, a,
the st. Charles, will be a splendid affair.
The woods in every direction from
Cairo are burning like-likc burning
forest.
Ike Valdez advertised ono of his
houses for sale one time in THE BULLE-
TIN, and sold it.
Father Wi,tig has returned to Cairo,
and has brought back with him his
melodious fiddle.
Mrs. w. p. Kellogg, wife Of the gov.
ernor elect Of Louisiana, was at the St.
Charles yesterday.
Remember the matinee of Rices min.
strels this afternoon. Ladies and children
may enjoy pleasant hour.
John Halpin of the Ohio and Missis-
sppi railroad, was in our city yesterday
on business connected with hi. road.
Scot thanks the fire companies
through THE BULLETIN, They saved his
hotel from destruction Wednesday morn.
iEg.
Nobody bu: those invited will be al.
lowed to participate in the series Of balls
to be given by the Germania dancing as.
ISOLATION.
"A saloon keeper on the levee, being
thereunto provoked by abuse, whipped
three or four Of his fellow creatures. He
WAS justified BY the circumstances.
The steamer Bon Accord has been
laid up iu the bend above this city in the
Mississippi for the winter. Captain Ray
has gone home to West Virginia.
The Rice Ministries gave a frst-class
| entertainment at the Atheneum last night.
and will give matinee this afternoon and
another entertainment tonight. Got
Mr.. McHale, formerly Of Ireland.
laughingly walked int our innermost
sanctum yesterday with the tread of an
aveng!ng Democrat, but he neglected to
annihilate US.
There will be Union Thanksgiving
services held in the Presbyterian church
this morning at half-psst ten O'Clock
Rev. ii, Is, Thsyer vii, preach the sermon
all are kindly invited.
Myers 10 contemplating another raid
on the loose hogs Of the city and he Dough
two lots from Webb yesterday for cash
eight hundred dollars , Is there tina
much cash in the world7
Nightly we cuss the gas, which regu
D larry goes out. Water Ia the pipes 10 tn
v trouble. The pipes are tho only thing
q about The BULLETIN office that ever &c,
= zoo much water A" aboard"
d -Ex.Alderman James Carroll OF tb
, Fourth ward, a eigbboring city, shoe
G hands with The BuLLErIs. Ho locke
t Democratic, and we therefore neglect.
TO ssk bin how hs liked Grant.
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TIE party at the st. Charles hotel, given
under the auspices Of the Qni Vive
Coterie, promises to be the most brilliant
Affair Of the season. The largo and select
assemblages and the perfect success, which
have crowned their past efforts, leaves no
doubt, but that the entertainment tonight
will eclipse anything ever witnessed in
our city. No pains have been spared in
perfecting every arrangement that could
possibly tend to the enjoyment of their
guests and the pleasure Of the evening.
Ample refreshments will be spread by
"mine host, Rexford," who, as every one
vel! knows, perfectly understands his
business. Everybody viii be delighted
and happy, and the few envious hearts,
hoping for and medtating q failure, will
learn with dismay, that the Coterio is i'm
msnsely popular, and that their vocabu-
larry contains no such word us fail.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED
Steamer F P Gracey, Cape Girardeau
" st Luke, Memphis
&" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Mslle Rngon, Cincinnati
j l. Hyatt, st Louis
Illinois, Colun bus
d" Bismarck, ST Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer F Gracey, Hickman
st Luke, St Louis
Arkansas Belle Evansville
Mallie Rsgon, Memphis
j l. Hyatt, Louisville
(" Illinois, Columbus
City Of Chester, Memphis.
BIO MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both
day ard night, with either lump or chest.
nut ccal, in any quantity, and on usual
terms, at the yard at grand Tower, Ills
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II, V. OLYPHANr,
d. A BoKEE, Gen'l Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-l5-ly.
boats LEAVING TODAY.
The fine packet Quickstep is the packet
for Evansville and al! way points, leaving
this evening. The elegant Jim Fisk, Jr.,
will leave at 4 p. m. for Padu,sh and con-
meets with tho NJ. d .. r. r. The Burks-
vile is the packet leaving at 10 q. m. for
Hickman. The fine Bismarck leaves for
New Orleans this evening 1T 6 p. m.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
Here the Ohio continues on a steady de-
cline, and is about four feet above low
water mark. Between here and Louis.
vile the channel is getting low. Steamers
are not looked for out of the Mississippi
until they round the point, then their is u
certainty Of their getting hero. The chan.
mel is in most deplorable condition, and
there is no prospect of q change for the
present.
Special dispatches to THE BULLETIN
report the condition Of the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi rivers at various places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
| Business was fine on and abost the
steamboat landing during the day. The
weather WAS clear and cold.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The James Howard went up to Mound
City and put of the railroad iron and re.
turned here. She will load here for re.
turn trip and will leave about Friday.
The Frank P. Gracey brought load oil
corn from Cape Girardesu and left yester.
day for Hickman with lead Of grain and
shingles. She also towed two barges OF
coal to Columbus.
The Joe Fleming left for St. Loui. with
tow Of logs yesterday morning.
The Mallie Ragon arrived with . fair
trip and w"a week coming from Gin.
cinnsti, which detention was caused by
cold weather. On her arrival It wa,
learned that she had on board q numbs,
Of horses that had the epizootic, which
created considerable alarm among owner
Of horses here, and they had It 90 srrsns
ed that they were not permitted to pu
them Of here. They landed At the fsrr,
landing in Kentucky and put them ashor
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
SUNDAY EVENING DECEMBER lsr,
For the Benefit OF
THE ITALIA SOCIETY.

Merrimcnt, mirth and laughter, embracing
science and mystery. The manager takes
great pleasure in announcing that they have
engaged Prof. +. whitney, the great An =
tralian wizard,and champion ven'riloquist Of
the world.
The following selections are from Lis ex.
tensive repertoire Of experiments: magic
Growth OF Flowers" Disappearing Bird
Cages" Floating head" " Bowls OF Fish,"
" IneXhaustable Hat" Charmed Canary
Birjs;'. the "Muscal Banjo" floating In
mid air, and others. The management begs
leave to say to the public, that II is their ill.,
tention to give to the Cairo public an enter.
tainment that can not be excelled In the art
Of magic, as the name of this great pertor.
mer will show for itself.
Doors open at 1880. Performance at 8.
Tickets, 20 and so cts.
LEO SCHULTZ, Manager.
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They we're going 70 BlandvilIe. Kentucky
Hiram Hill, submarine diver, LEFT on
the train yesterday for Louisville, TO meet
Capt. shallcross, and will likely 60 TO the
sunksn Mary Miller near Uniontown.
He will also look after some railroad iron
belonging TO them, which wa'sunk = short
time ago.
Mr.. ]. j. wilfred and bride were pas.
senssrs on the Glasgow from this place to
New Orleans.
Pilot Tom Jones has gone to his farm,
back Of Hickman, where he will spend .
week shooting game, which 10 plenty
down there.
All that can be seen Of the burnt
steamer II. N. Shreve, 10 her rudder pos.
and part Of her chimneys.
The Bismarck brought out barge well
loaded and had considerable freight on
board.
The City OF Chester left last night
with . good trip Of freight and passen.
gers.
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PERsoSAL.-Csptsin Hurd dropped /

fEssoHAL.-Captsin Hurd dropped in
upon " yesterday, and fingered Q few
moments. We entertained him with q
disquisition on the American eagle. Cap.
taia Hurd has been lcallsd Radical, and
Therefore NO are anxious to conceal from
eur Democratic friends the fact that be
has taken 70 10. II they should ind /.
ouS what would ~ ssyi
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Fos SALE.-Cheap for cash, cottage
located on Fifth street containing two
rooms and kitchen. The purchaser will
have 70 remove the same from of Of the
lot. For terms apply to
li.26-d3,. IKE wALDER.
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THn finest free lunch ever spread in
Cairo will be set out at the Little Ken
tuckian next Saturday night Oysters in
every style, shrimps from the Atlantic
and the guilt, crabs from the Pacific, bear
from the Rocky Mountains, roast pig,
boiled ham, etc, etc. 2t.
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PROPOSALS..


Sealed proposals will he received at the
city clerks Office until \ O'Clock p IN. of
Monday, the cond day OF December, A.
d., 1872, for furnishing the material. or do.
ing the work. or both. for the construction
of sidewalks on fhe following named streets,
to-wit: On the northeriy side of Twelfth
street from the terminus OF the present side
walk on said street. between Walnut and
Cedar streets, to Locust street; on the
southeily side Of Thirteenth street from
Commercial avenue TO Washington avenue {;
OH the east side of Holbrook avenue from
west Twenty-third STREET to west Twenty
fourte rect; on the south side OF west
Twenty-fourth street from lIobroOk avenue
TO Park avenue.
Said proposals shall be dire cted TO the city
council, and will be opered at a joint meet
ing Of the council AT the time above named.
All proposals shall be made in accordance
with the provisions. requirements and speci-
fcations of ordinance No. "a, approved
Octob 18th, A. d., 1872, which ordinance
is now on file in my Office subject to examina.
ton at any time.
The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
N. J. HOwLEY, City Clerk,
Cairo, Ills, Nov. 10. 1872. blot
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CARD OF THASKs.--I desire to return
my thanks to the Rough and Ready and
Arab FIRE companies, and in an especial
manner TO the Arabs, for their efforts in
saving my house from destruction by fire
on Wednesday morning, Nov. 9th. Both
did their full duty. WM. 7. SCOTT
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Pao,. r. w. MALEr, the man who took
the gold medal from Sam Celyer, will
swing the Kehoe clubs. A free exhibition
Il the Little Keutuekian free lunch, Sat-
urday night. ~
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TnR CESrEsSlAL ExHIBITloE.-The
First National bank Of our city has been
designated and commissioned as agent, at
Cairo, of the International Centennial ex-
hibition, to be held at Philadelphia, July
L 1876. The bank has certificates Of
stock, which are for sale at the bank for
$40 q share.
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MARaiaD.-Att the parsonage, Novem-
Der q, by Rev. II. D. Thsyer, Mr.. james
A. Broyhill and Miss Catherine T.
Nickum.
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PssrAas yos CnRisrNAs.-New and
elegant jewelry appropriate Cor Christmas
gitv, may be found At Buder Brothers.
n
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Ctosrp Both National banks are
closed to-day.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE

In Admiralty.
BY virturc of a writ OF sale issued out OF
the district court Of the United States, for
the Southern district Of Illinois, In admiralty,
dated on the first day of November, A. d.
1872. will be sold at public sale to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at Cairo,
in said district, on the Both day Of November,
A. ID. 1872, ut 10 O'Clock am, the following
described property, to-wit:
The steamboat Glasgow, her boats, tackle,
apparel and furniture.
The same having been condemned and
ordered by the court to be sold.
EDWARD Il. ROE,
u. =. Marshal.
Springfield, Ills, November 9th, 1872.
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CHRIsrMAs Is CoMISG.-Buder Broth
srs have made elaborate preparations for
Christmas in the way ofA.ling their hand
some store room with new and elegant
jewslry, gold and silver watches, plated
and silver ware Of the newest patterns,
and fne stock Of pianos, organs and other
musical instruments. A look through
Buder Brothers stock will leave no one at
. loss in the selection Of Christmas
present for o friend. Every article in
their line is placed before the pur chaser,
and he can select an elegant and appro-
pirate Christmas present for big friend
or . little one, male or female, wife,
daughter, sister or sweetheart, at a price
suited to bis purse and inclination. The
Buders extend a cordial invitation to the
public 10 call and examine their Christ
mas stock. ll.2s.tf
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THE LITTLE KENTUCKIAN.

THE LITTLE kENTUCK1AN.
GRAND FREE LUNCH !
THE LARGEST AND FINEST EVER
GIVEN IN CAIRO.
SATURDAY NIGHT. NOV. 80
EVERYBODY INVITED!
THE LUNCH will be composed of
anything and everything that can be
enumerated, from q SHRIMP to
BOILED ELEPHANT.
EIsENBERGs STRING BAND
Will be in attendance and enliven the ban
Quet with unrivslled music.
PROF. P. W. MALEY
VIII add to the enjoyments Of thr occasion
by display Of gymnastic exercises with the
Kehoe clubs.
CONGEI COMB !
There Is room for all. ll-2s2t.