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THE 0fEuA 1OUFFEs
The performance OF Offonbach's opera, tLca
Brigandu," drow another large house at Aikons,
last evening, aud WAS In almost every respcct
ENJOYABLE. Tho cast Of the leading characters
included Aimee ns Foreua Bonelli as 6ragoleuo,
Jntenu as Falsacappn, Duchesno ~ Paetro, Nile.
Roland as the Duke, and Lecuyor ns tho Ohiof Of
tie Carbineors. This OF itself was a combination
TO insure auccess, aud it did not fail. Tho suc-
GOES OF tho piece in reality depends upon tho
action aud tho oToctiyeaoss Of tho concerted
numbers, as tho solos arc but tedious and thin at
host. In both these respects tho troupe deserves
great credit. All the loading people entered into
fbo anirit Of tho work with great guBto. Du-
chesne'a grotoaquo brtghnderie waH rioh In lll-
mos and fairIy e1uberant with rolffoklng fun,
and formed gu admirable background Tor tho
acting, there have been fow pcraouationa, even
on lie dramatic stage, which can compare with
Duohesno'a Piefro, Jutoau, as naual, entercd
into tho spirit OF Ills character with perfect oase
the the an gontlomeu 81 tho troupe, gayo his
numbers with good taBte, and with q
refreshing quality Of voice. compared with
tho rest, Both Aimee and nonelil seemed to
havo fairly fsoovored % from tue s; duilneaa dull which
boat efforts to maize tho performance auocoHB.
All the performers on tho stage shared in tho
saluo good intontionh, and tho result was ono Of
tho best performances of opera bouffo over
given here, Notwithstanding the shocking n,an-
distracted condition Of ttB loader. TlliH ovo,,-
ing lila Belle IIeIone will DO glyon tor tho
benefit Of lsonollt.
AMATEUR THEAThIOALH.
Tho young folks Of tho WoBt bile swoilonlor-
gian Church, give dramatic entertainment, last
evening, ut tho rauidenco OF Mr. 8. D. Durnhan,,
No. 215 South Bnngamon Htreut. "Faint Heurt
No'er Won Fair Lady" and ''Done on Boil,
Sides wero tue plays, and tho eyoning was q
pleasant one. In the first play Mr. Durnhala
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at m o1penao to tho tailor Of about $500. To-
day, Smith has written Il statomont wl,lol, will
nppoar In tho city papers tomorrow, that ho
phid Dr.. Pope @72 for furnishing tho oroton Oil
know ho had to dio tomorrow, and would not dio
with n to on his tipn; hut tito statement waB trio
a1d he would assort 1t tomorrow on tho scaftold.
It is Haid that DR.. popo hna af1itlayits Of othor
prlaoners stating that Smith told thom differ
eIlt story.
Tho hanging will positively tnke plnco to-rnor-
row botwenn IL md . O'clock, as all partipB hnyo
giycn up all hopes Of Executive interference.
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Tho Doloit Free Press sayn that now dodge
Of awindling maprpeddlors Is for them to 50 to
Trustees Of country schools, and show law that
compols them to buy not only maps hut globes,
aud, II the TrusteoH refuse to purchase, they
threaten to report them to tho 'Btate auperin-
tandent Of Schools. Tho maps cost the tzias Of
Gus.
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Throo ChfllFon ut Reads Lnndfng,
Minn.
Reads Landing [Aarch 24} Dispatch to Tho 81. Paul
Pioneer,
4 sad accident occurred O few miles from horo
yesterday resulting in tho death Of tlroo chill
dren by burning.
It aoon1s that prairlo fire was discovered on
some portion Of tho farm Of Mr.. Bhortgon. Mr.
s. and D noar neighbor,. namel Wodelo, COM
mencod fighting It at place where it was doing
the most injury to tho feneos, and succeeded In
controlling It DO that no further damago was
feared. Mr.. 8. has girl Of about II yoars Of
ago, and q boy Of about Q. nfr. ". also has d
boy Of about 0 years Of ago.
That these children woro around the fro it
Baoms was not known until their bodies wero
found entirely encircled by Aro, their clothes all
burned oil, md tue flesh pooling from the bonea.
Ono Of tho boys died within q fow hours. DR..
Lincoln, of Wabashaw was summoned at once,
but nothing could DO done for the others. They
seemed to suffer no pain, only craving wator,
water, and died bofore morning.
We are not able to learn much beyond tho fact
Of their death. It is supposed that, III thoir zeal
to help their parents, they became excited, and
were surrounded by tho fire, and thus mot an
nntinloly and fearful fate.
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NEW HAVEN, CT, March 27.-Tho suspension
Of the banking house Of z. g. Scranton 4 Co.,
Of tho firm arc placed at $450,0oo. Mr.. 6cran-
too, tho manager, says the firm holds enough
socusitios to pay oil depositors. The run on the
bank was caused by rlmors that largo amount
Of stock was being carried for parties who wcgo
crippled by the Boston fro, aud unable to tako
khA Agfnax
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j, BAN TnANo1sco, March 27.--The Rov. Thomas
and Afr. Dyar. tho new poaco Commissioners,
arrived at Van Bromor'a On March %, and would
seek an interview with Capt. jack Immediately.
Applegate aud five Modocs came from the
old Chief schonchin, Charley, Riddle, Little,
and John Mooch. Another came to request Gen.
Canby to assist tho Poace CommisBionors.
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ObftklArJrs

PARIS, March 27.-Tho death Of Amedie Simon
Dominique Thlorry, thu eminent historian, agcd
76, is announced this morning.
RoME, March, 27.-Tho Countess Guiccioli Ia
desd.
TOLEDO, March 27.-Dr. Geo. L. Weod, for
thirty ycars q resident Of Cincinnati, md i1lti-
nately identified with religious and benevolent
enterprises, died ut Maumee City today.
meat announces the death Of Rear-Adn1iral JOHN
3. Montgomery, nt Carlisle, Pa., 9th inst. He
entered the navy in 1919, and WAS on the retired
list. Ho waa Mdshipmau On board the flagship
m ,ne G sesnay a} Gn rha aae oo
Dixon, United States Senator from 1867 to 1860,
died at his residence, In this city, this afternoon
aged 3d. Of henrt diBoaae.
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C1Nc1NNAr1, March 27-rho case Of William
Russell, conductor on the Cincinnati l. Pitts
burgh railroad, charged with ernbozzlement, was
decided to-day. Russell was found guilty, and
fined $100 and costs. Execution OF Judgment
was suspended to allow tho counsel Tor the de-
feuao to prepare d hill Of exceptions. April 10
was net for this purpose.
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played poorly, hfr. noot sustained tile boy
tiosss toojf hor part viii tI,o oaso and grace Of
. finished actroas. In tho last p!ny Mr.. Dnrn-
IN holh performancch A1r. Leroatx gayo proof
Of exceptional 1rauntio talent. Considering that
tlofr ntforts aro being put forth In behalf Of d
church, we think that, In tho repetition of tho
pieces, tltia oyening, good taste Should eliminate
u1lapnrlngly tho mild apecioH Of profanity which
porYnln1l tho lincB last night.
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LITTLE ROCK, March 27.-Tho Senate, to-day,
passed tho House bill to encourage tho intro
duction of thoroughbred 1.-Two stock into tho
State. Tho House passed tho Senate supor-
visor bill, which now COOS to the Governor.
tttea thrco others, to DO appointed by the Gov
ornor, and known as County Supervisors. Atr.
White introduced q bill in the Lower House for
q constitutional Convention, to make now
constitution, and to assemble In August next.
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ocean Steamship Noxvs.

Ocean Steamship Ncws.
A1oy1LLE, March 27,-The steamship Columbia
has arrived. :.
LONDON March 27.-Tho steamship Great
Western, from Driatol for New York, went ashore
at Blaclsmore to-day IN heavy fog.
CHICAGO. March 27.-The agent here Of tho
White star Limo has adviccs from New York
that the steamer Baltic did not blow of ono Of
her boilor plates, us WAS reported two Or three
days Bincp.
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SnlAth, tho Louiavi1lo Murderer. In-
E4EYiO1PeAs

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March a7.-trhomaa Smith,
tho n1urdoror Of Thomas Dradon, Ii, May, 1871,
WHO Ia to bo hanged hero tomorrow, hold IN In
toryiow In jail, to-day, with tho reporters Of tho
city papers. Some. time ago Smith
rubbed croton oil on Ills faco
and person, producing small blisters, which re-
aembied smallpox eruption, aud complained OF
patns In his back and head. Tho JUL physician,
br. Pope, aud another physician, pronounced
tho case SMALLPOX, en4 Smith y, was T. removed to to
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AL mombora Of tho Fire Department who arc
Interested in tho organization Of q base bull
nino for tho coming season, are requested to
At Room 8, No. i5a East Washington atroet. "
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN, March 27.-The Massachusetts Benato
to-day rejected all amendments, and accepted,
Committee on the petition Of John g. Whittier
and others, for annulling or resembling the Sum-
ner resolutions passed last seAsion. The House
haB already done tho same thing, SO that the
natter IL fnnlty settled.
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OMAHA, March 27.-An extra session Of the
Nebraska Legislature mot ut Lincoln to-tlay, tho
principal reason therefor boing that, during tho
last session, tho boundaries OF eountios Ind
boon 10 changed us to leave aomo portions of the
Stato outside Of any legal Jurisdiction.
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ALBANY, March 27.--WiiIiam III. Tweed sent to
tho Senate, to-day, his resignation as sonntor.
The Committed was discharged from the fur
thnr investigation Of Tweed as Senator.
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DA111MoNE, MI, March 27.-OArrLE-AIarke more
aove and shade higher; very best on salo to-day,
6>{GXo; that generally rated first duality, bh98sG;
Sales, 800.
Hoas-I1Itgher in good demand pens baro n The
corn fe1, 74@s7Ao; receipts, 1850.
BaEgl- Light supply fair demand. MONO bjghor |;
bGbHo for fGr to prime 30 for extra rooelnts 3H9.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, at the rcsidence
IT 4. G. Sanford, Esqi 1l54 MtetR1n avcnus, BY Row.
and hl.s b j. bt>rfatlllo, formally Of Ciaelnnati
EN Cincinnati oonmcfclal and Gazotto and Nashville
{Tonn.} papors please copy.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Tl,roe Children Mt Crosse Point, HIlcli.

;. 1,rou ~ n,tyo5t po.,. 35orch a.
A terriblo and ilonrt-ro1tiing calantty occurrrd
on hioutlay nialt In tho townBiiip Of Crosse
Point, by Who'll three little girls woro burned to
following nnrtloulnrs nrn iii TINT have bcon
learned CONCERNING tllo snd afrnir, but, although
monrro. tllcv auufco to explain It's distressing
chsracIar
NIr, Henry potoru. q wo1l-to.do farmor, living
about ouo milo north Of tho norll,orly terminus
OF Jofrorunn nvouuo. accompanied by hts wife
want to ono Of those familiar country gatherings
leaving II III homsa IN ebnTao Of. hin fo,,r dn,,r1.
tnr H. ainat MI ~ tf vanra ffar tin hnai.
noua nnrt nf TN nffoir. iho nsRnm1,loi uoiphhnra
snont t,a nrcntor nnrlnn of lii nfrht IN fncrrv.
mo1tino IN o1ni niit Il ,yoa nat mnrnnG hnforc liz
pnInra ona n?u ,a :; we se;fo rctrnnd 6mn Wor|a
ntterlv fnii tn nxnrnpa the horror md arony of
tllo nnrontn whon thnv founI thoir houso iean
OF bnclnnna r,,ins md smouldorinq omlors. n,,ti
woro informed hy thc sy1nnnthizng uoiulborg
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CIlBA,

Nxw Yonx, March a7.-F. v: Agnilera, Vice,
President Of the Cuban Republic, who arrived
last night from Havre, reports that in England
he found tho popular sentiment worry favorable
to Cuban liberty. In Franco he saw Gambetta,
who is great synpathizer with the cause. He
thinks that the Spanish Ministry at Madrid will
pursue passive policy on the Cuban question,
md do nothing for some yoara to come.
Roderiques, who commanded the Edgar
Stewart expedition, and who ia also in this ctty,
reports that Gen. Cospedes had great hopes that
tho United atatos would soon recognize Cuban
Independence. Roderiquos thinks that another
expedition might soon DO dispatched, but tho
details arc secret.
HAVANA, March ga report las reached tho
city that threo attachments OF troops, composed
almost wholly Of natives OF the island, and
which hitherto hava boon operating with tho
Spanish fo1cos in tho neighborhood OF Man2a-
milo, have revolted nnd Joined the insurgents,
carrying off their commanding officers with
them.
The law for tho abolition Of slavery in Porto
Rico meots With the approval Of tho people. A
fen pro-slaveEy leaders only object to it. Even
olnye-oWners consider its provisions more favor
able to their interests than they had reason to
expect. Tho press generally abstains aa got
from comment On the passage Of the bill.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Mnrch 27.-The Lower House Of the
Roichsrath has passed tho Direct Election bill to
tho second aud third readings By IL votes in ex-
aeaa Of tho required two-thirds majority.
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63 South Cauat.st.
Will soil, on sATuRDAY. March %, 1880 a. H.,
10000 ST q IA g.
Large lot Of Glassware. Hounood Eurnturo ot egeEY
doseIiptlon, Caspots ~ Ac. ShH. Gasss fsaunqs IT.
chairs, 80. DHUSi, SON CO., Auotoneors.
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AN ANSWER 10 EGYPTIAN

e>'S w AsAs AZ ~ n ~.
EDITOR BULLETIN III the ever correct
and truthful ~ Sun Of yesterday we no
tics an article abiding to US a. members
of tho Egyptian baseball club. Please
allow us TO correct "Egyp.isns" error
We DO not belong to the Egyptian but te
the Memo club. We left the 6rst named
club for many reasons, among them we
will give . few prominent ones
First, There was no attendance at reeu.
lar meetings.
Second, In every match game played
there WAS not full nine Of the cl ub pref
ent, and substitutes had to be taken from
the Aodocs and outsiders.
Third, The baseball rules say thsr,
shall Be one captain. The Egyptians had
from nine TO fifteen (their full mum Der Of
MEMBER.
Fourth, There was no secretary more
than one-third Of the time.
Fifth, The constitution aud by-laws
were never respected and when fnes were
imposed they were RENTED BY . vote Of
the few members who chancsd to DO pres.
snt ct the meeting.
We belong TO the Memo club, expect to
play with them a. long ~ The club 10 con-
Quoted on the right principles but when
II becomes an excuse for quarrsling We
will bid shem, rs We did the Egyptians,
adisn. J. r. BOWLS,
ID. v. FRosT.
A. N Frost.
CAIRO, October IA, 1873.
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DENTON
AT THE ATHENEUM.

OCT. II, Is, 10, 20, q, 22, 80, "a, rs, 20, q
Admission Gent and lady to one lee.
ture, so cents gent and lady to the full
course, -. Reserved seats for full course,
IL extra, or IS cents . night.
SUBJECTS
Antiquity " man illustrated by paint.
ings, etc.
Woman's position in the Bible.
What wa. Jesus? Did he rise from the
dead
Races Of mankind and their destiny H.
Illustrated.
Minerals and Metals.
Prophecies Of the Bible.
Prayer in the light Of Modern Science.
True Revelation.
Noah's Ark scientifically considered.
The Coming Day. oct.ll.4t
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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1873

charts or maps during the year, showing
the location respectively Of the corn,
wheat, cotton, tobacco and sugar produc.
ing crops, giving such information a. TO
averages, product, etc. as can 10 best
shown 70 the eye.
The paper has received the endorsement
Of the boards Of trade Of Sc. Louis and
other cities and We recommend II to all
our business men.
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ADMITTED Bssr.-Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder 10 universally admitted
to be the best 10 use, and having used It
for number of years We have no hesita.
ton Ia adding our testimony ~ to w msr-
ito, There 10 nothing dsleter,ous in ito
composition, an important consideration
in Wow Of the numerous preparations put
up And palmsd on, without considerations
- to their effect upon the health Of the
consumers. Dr.. Pricss Special Flavor
ing', extracted from the fruit, are really
shs most dss'rsbls nsvors We ever used.
oct-l4 d&w.lw
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VIZ have received the first number Of
the National Crop Reporter published a.
Jacksonville, Illinois, under the manage
msnt Of Chss. w. Green, Esq, secretary
Of the National Agricultural Congress-
II Is ~ Il claims, "dsvotsd to facts rather
than fancy, 10 utility rather than enter.
tainmsnt," and will prove Of great assist
ancs 10 business men, particularly those
dealing directly or indirectly With the q.
ricultural products Of the country. AZ.
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DIR. kAssoM's Hive Syrup and Tolu,
or Honey Syrup, 10 not quack medicine.
1t is prepared by . regular physician OF
over twenty years practice, who used II
many yssrs with great success in his large
practice for the cure Of Group, Coughs
and Colds, among the children, and nearly
oil Of bis families kept the medicine in the
house to b ready for . sudden attack.
Only 20 cents.
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A Nrw ESTERpRIsK.--Dr. b. +. Field
will run . line Of hacks between Cairo
and the terminus Of the Cairo, Arkansas
X CeIas railroad, making two trips each
day. leaving Cairo 1t o'clock Q. M, and
Anc 23o'clock, p. m, making close con.
nection with tho trains Oh that road.
Orders for passenger or baggage should
be left ct Fields stable, on 10Th street.
sept23 II
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each ~
feet long, AZ inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in Grst.clsss
ORDER; been used My three months For
price, ETC., inquire OF j. T. RrSNrE,
9-23-tf Vulcan Iron Works.
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We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
I. DAWSON ~ . candidate for tbs otiice
Of county clerk, at the ensuing November
election, subject to the decision Of the
voters Of Alexander county.
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IL an item published in THs BULLE-
TIN Of yesterday morning We stated that
Mr.. Geo. Z. Lounsbury Of Mound City,
had been elected Grand Master Of the
Masons Of Illinois, which 10 . mistake.
He 10 Deputy Grand Master.
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RECOI.IECr DENTON

First lecture is on Friday evening, the
18th inst. Lecture TO commence At 4
o'clock. primitive races Of Mankind !"
illustrated by paintings and portraits.
Tickets can be had at lannon's, Rock
wells Schuch's and Hartmsn's. lola Il
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Thors will DO . meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce on Wednesday, October Is,
At 10 Am, for the election Of q presidsn.
Of the board, to hll the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of M. Hurd. Other bu,i.
mess OF importance will be brought before
the board, and . full attendance Of ito
members 10 desired.
WooD RIrTENHoysE,
lo'Ii 81 Sec'y pro TEN.
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TO-DAY a three o'clock the Memo base
ball club and the Riverside club Of Mound
City will play . match game in this city
on the Egyptian grounds. There 10 no
doub. the game will be the most interest.
ing played here during the season.
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M. T. N. KIMBRoroH, carpenter, shop
near the corner Of Tenth street and
Warrington avenue, is prepared TO do
any and all kinds Of work in bis line. He
ha thorough workman, and guarantees
satisfaction. Give him call See card
in another column.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized " announce that
JAcoB q. LYNCH will be = candidate for
County CLERK.
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REMEMBEx the meeting of the cha IN
Der Of commerce this morning. The cleo.
tion Of president is the business 10 be
transacted.
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ONIONS ONIONS.

We are receiving on consignment, 4
large lot of prime Iowa onions, which
We ofier 10 the trade cheap, either by the
bushel or barrel.
l0-9.lOt HAItIp.y Rsos
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Moistsn y bit of cotton
with Dr.. Aillsrs Magnetic Balm, put il
into the cavity OF the tooth or on the gum
BY the side of it, and battle the face with
the Balm, and it will trouble you no more.
20 cents pays for . bottle OF the Balm.
See Advertisement 10 this paper.
lO-l6.d6W-lt
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DR.. w. X Smith has removed bis Of
fee to the second story Of Louis Herbert's
new brick building on Eighth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nuee, where he has moro comfortable and
commodious quarters. s-lO-tf
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II. LEVY, SO Ohio lsvse, has for sals .
choice lot of new feathers, which he will
sell in quantities TO suit purchasers. Call
early, a. be desires 70 dispose Of them.
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Mr. HESKY AsBTos 10 again confined
70 sick bed with hemorrhSge ofthe bow
ala
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LOST.

A carol ear ring last Sunday evening
The finder will be rewarded by returning
il 10 &. r. WOODWARD
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EDITOR BULLkTIN Please announce
county clerk JOIN G. CROWLEY.
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PRoF. CHARLES HARDY desires to in.
form the public that be will open his
dancing academy on or about November
20. Due notice of time and place will be
given. lola y
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CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Pendants,
Globes, etc. for sale at prices that canno,
be beat, by b. +. Blake, Bross' Block.
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Fos GAS and steam fitting 60 to Rer.
mics Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. 9-lO-N
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Go 10 -. +. Blakes tor everything in
the Steam and Gasftiing line. g-2slf
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WASTED.-A fine Coat Maker can get
constant work and good prices by apply
ing at No. . Broadway, Paducah, Ky.
WIN. McFADDEE,
d&w.tf Merchant Tailor.
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p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter i
Bass alss and pure Hennessy brandy,
and the genuine Aagosture bitters, all
drst-class cholera cures. Try them
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HAviso been solicited by numerous
voters Of Alexander county to become
candidate for the Office Of county COM
missioner, ! hereby announce that ! will
be . candidate for that office, at the ensu-
ing November election.
SsvraE MARcHILDoS.
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EDITION OF THE BULLErIs-Youw will
please announce my name - the peoples
candidate Tor county treasurer, ~ the en-
suing November election. Intending and
desiring TO serve the people, hope to be
elected by the people.
S-20td WILLIAM MARTIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gas and Steamttting on short notice,
Bross' Block. g-2stf.
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MR.. L. A. TAYLOR.

We are authorized to announce HIHAM
+. PUTNAM, of Lakewood, ss . csndi.
date for county supsrintendent Of public
instruction.
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Mr.. WM. EHLEKs is an 4 ous to inform
bis friends and acquaintances, and custom
srs generally, that he does his orn fitting
In CATERS, fine boots and shoes. In fact
all his work is done in his own shop.
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BALL-CASINO.

The Cairo Casino will give . social ball
In Washington hall on Monday evening,
November 3, to which oil their friends are
invited. Tickets 81, at the door.
J.. KGHLrk,
7. HIM. Com.
1915 O. g. WrBrR
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TIL f Blu ILL + IN
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

FEATHEKs At Il. Levys, 80 Ohio lsves
in any quantity from 9 TO 1000 pounds.
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CONCERT.

BY tho Cairo Turngemsinds for the
benefit OF the Memphis sufferers, Tuesday
evening, October q, 1t Phillis hall. Ad.
mission 30 cents.
". +. KucHENBrcxE,
+. GIARI0,
CHAs. BUDER.