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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-14
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It{, BELKNAp, TEXAS, May |, 1873.
70 the Bdltor Of the Dallas Herald
AS this country is very soon to be made
tributary to the Texas railroad esnier
Dallas perhaps some information Of II
may be Of interest to Your readers, and as
| have but lately adopted Young county,
and have been I'LL over il, will give =
description Of it, and enumcratc some Of
It's resources.
First, it is so far renewed from any ma
larieus region, and entirely without any
apparent local cause for sick ness, that II
may wei he said to DO MS healthful coun-
Try as there is on the globe. 1t is situate
in latitude S20, both the grains, fruits and
Vegetables Of tho Eastern States, and the
great staple, cotton, being successfully
1 grown The Brazos river runs through il;
about one,third timbered, AID the rest
prairie; good water generally obtainable
at from twelve to thirty feet nm album
dance of curly mesquite gra IS, and there
fore not surpassed as stock country. 1t
has resources of iron and nickel ore, pot.
ter and fire clays, salines, AID any am
cunt Of the hest OF stena coal.
The long-seo abandoned reservation,
comprising many Of the finest lands In the
country, is now rapidly settling with pre-
cmptors, and perfect rnsA is coming
for selections. Good lands can be bought
a! from VI SO to 50 per acre. Wo are not
strong now, but by this time next year,
froM all prospects we have, will be the
center Of not less than 5000 families of
new corners. 50 hurry up your railroads,
for we will have in store for you big
trade. Respectfully, j. G. DICKEY.
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The VnIuc ofLi,nr.


This, the most reliable Of alexipharmlcs,
should be plentif.lly sprlnkled about the
premises Of every house in the city. Es'
pecially should all the oui-bnildings be
supplied In abundance with 1t. 80 pow
erful 10 ita disinfectant principle, that II
has been known to preserve the health OF
one side Of street while tho occupants Of
the opposite side were being swept away
by some terribls scourse, as though by u
soy the
In tho summer of 1867, when the city OF
Galveston was visited by the most violent
yellow fcyor epidemic that IL hae known
for years, IL was noticeable that where
lime was generously used and lis distribn-
ton frequently renewed, that the proper
ton Of deaths WAS much less. and tho
cases of u mider type.
The season is now upon us wh'n this
article laay be employed to great advan-
tage, and the health of the city preserved
10 that standard which will BIO Of u very
material and very general value to il.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEREAS, There are now vacancies OK
listing in the Council of the city OF Dallas,
caused by the designations Of Aldermen
y. p. Bryan and Charles Capy, Of the
First ward, and G. NJ. Swink and F. Aus
tin, Of tho Second wsrd, and NJ. Thevenet
and W. ii. CASTOR, Of the Fourth ward,
heretofore rendered, and accepted by me,
Now, therefore, |, Ben. Long, Mayer of
the city of Dallas, in accordance and by
virtue Of section II Of an act Incorporate
ing the said city of Dallas approved April
20, 1871, and section u Of an act amenda-
tory ofand supplementary to said act, APP
proved March S, 1878, do by these presents
fix and designate the both day Of May,
1873, as, and on which the especial cleo
to fill said vacancies shall be holden.
In testimony whereof have affixed my
official signature, this the 18th day Of May,
1873, in my Office in the city OF Dallas.
BEN. LONG, Mayor.
Extract from Section Of the new charter
of the city Of Dallas, showing the
boundary lines of the wards;
Thatmntil otherwise divided under the
provisions Of this act, the city shall be d.
vidcd into four wards as follows, to wit;
The first ward shall embrace al Of the
corporate limits bounded by the river on
the, west, The corporate line on the south,
Akard and Sycamore streets on the east,
and Pacific Avenue on TIE moth, and shall
be entitled to elect, by its own vote alone,
three aldermen The second ward shall
begin at the river on Pacific avenue, and
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seleudid nasuain..

The announcement was no sooner pla-
oarded about The streets, that the mann
moth house Of Messrs, Goslin K Co, would
dispose AT public oliicry, their magnificent
stock Of parlor, Chambcr and Dining-
room Furniture, AZ well astable ware, &cr
than large number OF ladies were
promptly on hand TO obtain the fine bar
gains offered, We observed y most elc-
gaRt chambor'sct, worth $3.50, sold at $50,
while another set for $3.50, three piccca OF
which ptro worth over these figures,
These sales viii continue evory afternoon
MD evening until further notice. Now
is the time to got your bargains. Move
forward 10 the front.
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$lGO COOLED EACE,


HUI CASH nHu DlNTlrs OF o mplThs,
We have facilities for the collection of
Public Free School Vouchcrs--will buy
them a, reason able discount, or advance
cash on them TO be deducted when col
leced.
We have just received 10000 acres of
land certificates, viz: 6 l0s, II SOS enc
third Of le0ges and 10 20s, which we offer
for sale at the market rates
They have perfected arrangements by
which they will keep themselves supplied
as long as lhcy are to be had in the mar
Aci, and win Gil orders when required.
Win locate iaul Certificates for onc-ieurth Of
Claims igd
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Reported for tho Herald by W, q. Randall 4 70.
worsns' Ripped Peggsd from .
SlS Womens' Cloth, Sswed, SIS to ~;
wopsns Kid, ssssd, SIG to "a; Mjes
Kip, peggea, $40 so to 10 so; 9th,
Sescd, $i2 to IS; KID, Sewed, is tf2li
Mems aBrogaus, SIS to Is 80 ems
Heavy Kip Boots, 1913 TO 60 tsns
Pegged Calf Shoes, $24 to SO; lens
Peggcd Calf Boots, SAP, to go; DO, Kip
Brogans, si2 tolls so; Boys Kiploets,
S24 to 30 Boys Calf Shoes, sl5 tsl.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOOD
TO Country Merchants:

will
DRY Goods offered
shoes, Hats Clothing duplicate
uaon bills reg added You have
prices to be convinced of the truth OF sassrio
WE MEAN BUSINESS We havo
time and the HEAVY PREGTs pay Central
roads, and the delays quarrs.
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TuE most popular tobacco .housin It
Louis is thatof Fred. oppenheiF, Ne
lls North Secoad street. Call ohm.
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SO lots 80 by 100,

OF he Hanks Addition, on Ross Avenue and San
Jacuto Street, which 40 unrr At
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THE MAILS,

TUE stockholders in the Real Estate
Building and Savings Association of Dali
las arc hereby notified that there will be
. stock holders meeting Of said association,
held at The Office Of CASTOR & Thomas on
Thursday, the l5in inst, nj 3 o'clock P, 81
for the adoption Of bylaws aud other i'm
portant matters. ROBT u, SEAY,
80i2t Secretary.
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CALL and examine a fresh invoice OF
vegetables at
DAVENPORT & HUTCHINSON S,
SOd2t Swuks block, Elm st.
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Thin THEN ouT-The Modocs in thGLava
Beds, and the bugs in your little beds
Go TO Hoskins & Co.'s and get bottle Of
u n DETERMINATION 7Oilw
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LIrrL. Stsre around the corner, on JEFF
arson street, two doors from Main street.
mo best Of wines and liquors. Also,
gent for Il. Brunswiok's billiard tables.
cushions. WM. X. ORRICK,
6Odlm Proprietor.
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AULT, jenkins 4 Ault will positively
sell at auction, Saturday, May ~ some Of
the finest property in the city, SOii'
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LARGE stock of pure drugs and medi-
CHS for sale cheap, at lloskns & Co.'s.
jdlw
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faE purest wines, brandy and whisky
+ medical purposes, at lIoskins x Col
76dlw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01
TRAVELLING PAI-PERs.

Nearly every day brings TO the mayor.
and county judges Office destitute men aud
women. who having reached Cairo, have no
money to continue their journey. OF the
large number thus seeking help, We have
not seen one that was not certain that he or
she could better her condition IL they could
only reach such and such a place. Where
he or she has an uncle, aunt, brother or sis.
ter. All of these people are on the tramp,
spending three times rs much money as il
would cos, TO keep them in one fixed place /:
yet the charity of the world is very close
aud cold unless 1t keeps them moving. The
kind of charity fve.sixths OF these people
needs employment. II they will not work
voluntarily and earn alivelihood. they should
be driven TO H. That's our opinion in the
premises.
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MAD DOGS.
W GOD,
Mayor.

Tho season for mad dogs is approaching,
and the following rules for recognizing
hydrophobia in dogs may not a, this
time he out Of place. We copy the rules
from tho Paducah Kentuckisn, which
says they arc condensed from eminent
French authority, and our readers would
do well to study them
]. There "a agitation ana restles,ness,
and the dog tnrnes himself continually in
his kennel. II he be nj liberty, he goes
and comes, and seems TO be seeking some.
thing when he remains motionless, a. if
waiting; then starts, bites the air, as if be
would catch fly, and dashes himself
bowling and barking against the wall
Tho voice of his master dissipates these
hailucinstlonsi tho dog obeys, but slowly,
with hesitation, as if with regret.
:. lie docs not try to bite; he is gentle,
even aifectonate, and he eats and drinks,
but gnaws the litter, the ends of the eur
tains, the padding of tho cushions, the
coverlds of the beds, the carpets etc.
}. BY tho movement Of his paws about
the sides OF his open mouth, one nigh,
think he was trying TO free ms throat Of q
bone.
4, His voice undergoos such n change
that II is impossible lot To be struck by IL.
5,sThe dog begins to fight with Iother
dogs this is decidedly characteristic sign
II the dog bo generally peaceful.
The three SYMPTOMS last mentioned inIi-
cato an advanced period of disease, and
that the dog may become dangerous ut
any moment, If immediate measures are
not taken. IL Is best to chain him w at
once, or better still, to kill him.
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SHOCKING DEATH.


The following concerning the death of
Willie Farmer Of Tamaroa, Perry county,a
lad about twelve years Of age, was related to
us yesterday. some five or six weeks ago
the little fellow left his home, and went no
one knew where, but II was supposed that
he had taken it into his head to run away.
Several days ago, however. while party of
men were removing pile OF lumber. when
they reached the ground, were no little
surprised and Mortified to md the dead
body of the missing Willie Farmer. Upon
Investigation 1t was ascertained that on the
day that Willie left his home, the luinbe.
pie, which had been rackcd up in good
order, had fallen down. or course the little
fellow must have been playing about 1t
when 1t fell. and was buried under It,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01
CAUTION.

The unprecedented success aud the supr.
r!orty OF the Averll Chemical Paint has al
ready brought nuEcrous worthless imts.
tons IN the arket, under the name. ot
mixed prepared ior immediate Use >,
"hquid,' and "chcmical paints" and this
company cautions the public, both dealer
hnd con'umer, not 10 coniOund them with
our manufacture. II il u well known fact
that when the Ayerill Chemical Paint WAS
hrst put upon the market, il was the ouI,
paint OF the kind that could be found. II,
merits were 30 great, however. that twelve
months had scarcely 'lapscd before counter.
feits began to appear. until now they arc
numbered oy scores. Thef1s SO plain ns are
these, are fully provided for in The United
sIates patent laws and when the sui, begun
by the Ayerill Chemical Paint oompany-and
now IN process-shall have been decided. we
shall hold all manufacturers and purchaser.
Cf liquid paints, in violation OF our patents
10 strict account Sold mixed In all colors
ready for the brush by n. 4. Way 4 Co,
Sixth street, between Washington and Com
sNsreiA avenues. !
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Communicated.l
NOTICE.

EDITOR BULLETIy-I visa to inform
such Of your readers ms may be passing
strangers, or who may not know T. J.
Shores and his well.studied plans of mis-
chief, that the card In last Sunday 's paper,
with the name Of "Simco' to it, was shown
to Since in my house next day. He said
that the first sentence only, chat pertain.
ing 10 his having no knowledge Of Elder
CALDWELL, was all that he had said, and
that was drawn out Of him in conversation;
that all the balance no had not said, and
that he had not written word Of IL, nor
had no authorized any snch publishing
with his name. This he said in the pres
erco of myself and wife, and three other
porson. Comment is unnecessary.
ANTHONY HopKINs.
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nv I'd hAss avs :, iUr.

CAIRO, April so, 1873.
By virtue Of authority grantedt, me by
! sections 81, 81 and So of ordinance No. 4,
!, John Wood, mayor the city of Cairo, do
hereby Eotlfy all persons who may keep or
maintain any vault, hog-pen, manure heap
or sink hole, or any other nuisance upon
the premises owned or kept by :hem, or of
the emptying of any straw, manure, hay,
Vegessp'cs, garbage, rubbish, or ofal of
any KIND, upon the streets of tho city, COM
trary to the provisions of the above named
sections of said ordinance, that the police
and health officer of the city are hereby
Instructed to prevent and aba,e all such
nuisances; and wherever such nuisarces
are found to exist they will Immediately
notify the Inhabitants or owners Of said
premises to have them speedily removed,
and upon their failure to do so, they will
snbiec, themselves 10 the penalties pre-
scribed for the violation. This is q mat
ter of the utmost importance TO oil our
citizens, and hope they will
have their premises cleared up So
that the health of the citizens will
not DO endangered by tho speedy approach
OF warm weather.
Very respectfully, JoHs WOOD,
Mayor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


IlEDIrog BrLLETfs-Oc the capahili,y
Oft. J. Shores to be bold and daring in
strateges of sin, sufficiently appears In
the certificate of Brother Hopkins in tho
paper of today. 1t is needless to notice
the other two cards in TuE BULLETIN,
having the name Of "Canbell' and "Jen-
nins' to them, only wo wish to disabuse
the minds of strangers. They are equally
alike slanderous, and may be also alike
periidious. Tho timo has not come for
those men also to walk up and deny their
authorship of those little pieces Of cxecra-
bic and shameful defamation.
We hope that 4. j. 5. will fail oil one
object, however; that Of provoking Elder
Caldwell to stoop down so much rs
TO notice his various ISLANDERS with all the
artful contriving with which they are put
before the public.
That the wckcdness Of this unscsu-
pulons man Shores must cease is certain.
That he will come down from the usurped
citadel of power and cease TO prevent the
right ways Of tho Lord, and deprive the
church Of her rightful property and priv
ileges Is only aqucstion of time. n mat
ter which the Great Supreme shall con-
troll, who guides the popular mind, and
the condolences OF the administrators of
this community, to whom we have ap.
pealed for delivcrsnce from .loppression
long endured, but no W become intolsrau!e.
Henri MosELY, / Deacon.
EDWARD EAuonN, Dea'o"''
RICHARD TAYLOR, Church Clerk.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

As warm weather IL approaching The
lovers OF ice cream viii be glad 10 learn that
Mossr'. Saup Il Clarkson have fitted up and
rcitirnished in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain Ia,
also been put in running order. and nothing
iswanlnG about the establishment 10 make
the pleasure and comtorl of their patrons
complete 4.l5.tt
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Tonight at the Atheneun, .

Our readers who contemplate A trim o.
Europe or summer excursion 10 any point
10 this country. viii find II TO their in,.,e.t
10 pddress or call upon v. Ii. Talbot. Wcst.
ern manager for Cook, Son & Jenkins. who
has opened branch Of this great hons. in
she Evening Mail building, 1913 Finn ove,
'Dus, Chicago. lie Is prepared TO furnish
eIs6sex 10 oil parts Of the world at loves, .x'
eurslea rates, aud to arrange Tor excavations
70 10y point u the United states, On such
teyms ~ eaS b secured In no other way,
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NEW GOODS.

MIR. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out q stock of new aud fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different stylesof hats and bonnct.,
beside large assortment OF ribbons. now.
er9 and notions OF all sorts, al! of which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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GOOD BOOK BEE 4
AT THE
ITALIA SALOON,

avenue.
Mr.. Jaeckcl wishes to inform hi, frien
and all lovers of Book Beer that he has just
received a consignment of that beverage,
which he will open to-day. Call around and
try l..
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ANNA LETTER.

ANsA, HIS, April 30, 1873.
EDITOR BULIrrIN-Some drstardly.
yet experienced, burglar, got an entrance
into the. store of Mr.. 7, NJ. Perrine on
last night, by means OF boring, with an
sugur, through the floor from the cellar,
and took such goods as his fancy prompted
him. No clue to his identity. Mr.. Per.
rine seems TO have lost but little, ~ the
thief could find no money, onion.
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given, that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Cairo
City Ferry company will be held at the com
pany's Office, corner sixth street and Ohio
leyec in this city, on Monday, May . next
at 10 o'clock u. m, for the purpose Of elect.
ing seven directors to serve the ensuing
year, aud Tor general business.
ruos. W. HALLIDAY, ,cc'y.
CAIRO. his. April T.. 1873. Ill did
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we are the sole agent for the sale of Mus
n. pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
Soooon' Illinois, put up In conyenicn,
n@eo packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
$40 u. CoffEi, PACE u Co...
No. % Ohio IrI.o
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Haniday's new wharf boat, moorcd up in
The bend above Cairo, at the &. and v.
freight depot, gives the appearance of busr
ness moving this way, up the Ohio, and is IN
indication Of the time not far distant when
Mound City and Cairo will be one, 81 Mound
City Journal.
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New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc. d., n, B. f..
MsiSs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Cali and SEQ the latest
styles In wall paper before purchasing else
where. A-lU.u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Bird cages, flower baskets, wire cloth
Riddles, sand screens, rakcs, hoes, shovels,
spades, spading and hay forks, step and eX.
tension ladders, wood pump. aud genera
assortment OF tinware. stoves aud house FUR
a1shlng goods, ut Baley's. i-2i I'm.
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"A. The next regular communication OF
~Delta lodge No 5ls, A. r. and a, NJ,
viii be held at Masonic hall this Thursday
evening at O'Clock sharp Wishing
brother cordially invited to attend.
w. a. SLoo, Scc'y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Ihe mosquitoes, knais, flies, bugs and
humble bees, are coming, so prepare your
self by covering your window with wire
sioth from hai'ey's; you can sleep without
bars, and dine without flies. I.ailm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

An important business meeting OF the
ladies' OF the Episcopal church will be held
at the rooms OF DIR. wardner at O'Clock
this Thursday afternoon. If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

1he Mound City journal OF the 10th. saws
the proposition to organize that city govern.
ment under the general Incorporation act
VIII be submitted to vote Off people the
l4th of next month. -
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Tho place to buy wall paper and window
shades isNo. 2sevcnth street, opposite Win
sers block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place In the city. II. AnLr n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

On last Saturday afternoon, the cerner
stone Of Grace (EpiscopaD church. Paducah.
WAS lad. The ceremonies were listened to
BY large concourse of people representing
every religious denomination.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

+. n. Ward Is now ~ opared to deliver the
best Of sawed and split hickory wood to any
part OF the city. Also all kin Is o wood and
coal always ON hand. 3.23,c
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It's rumored that certain parties in this
city contemplate the building of an opera.
house. We believe it would DO paving in.
vestment
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALs

oEhJbD -.
Will be received at ~ Ohio levee, until
city as provided I'm ordinance 4, section ~.
city ordinances. The council reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids, should they
deem IL to the best interests OF the city to do
co. T.. Il. FALLS. City Comptroller
CAIRO, Ills. April 30, 1873 S5.l.Gt
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Rev. g. W. Eughey will deliver course
OF I'VE lectures in the NJ. y. church ut Mound
City, commencing May 10.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Burglars have been at work in Mound City
LOT the past week or ten days. Several
houses have been burglarized, and in some
instances considerable booty obtained
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

The Burnett steam cooking vessel. the
National American and Epicure broilers,
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring. nj
Aauey's, les Washington avenue. i.24 I'm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Judge Edison OF Villa Ridge. will soon
leave for Wea'tern New York. 10 spend
several weeks among his old acquaintances
there.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Envelopes furnished and printed at the
BULLETIN OFFICE al 50 to 81 per thousand
scott
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WHITE SHIlirs.

Every gentleman should look through our
stock of white shirIs before purchasing.
Measures taken, and n lit guaranteed. A
fun line OF underwear, hosiery. gloves. ties.
collars, etc, always in stock.
STUART n GHoLsoN,
~ w. Eighth Street
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Lawrence Barrett IN '.Rosedale" at the
Atheneum tonight.
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Fifty thousand envelope just received o,
The BULLETIN Office. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-01

Barrett as 'Eliiott Cray" AZ ''Roscdale.
At the Atheneum tonight.
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A few scats left for the Lawrence Barrett
entertainment at the Athencum tonight.