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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30

The death of the great chemist, Baron
Jnstus Liebig, occurred after a painful i'll
ness in Munich, on tile Is H. This eminent
man was born in DirmscaI5 NJ " l., 1893,
an while youth was TAU Lt III the cyan
nasium of his native tDwn. lie entered. IN
1919, the University OF Bonn, and subs
quentiy received me ic4 diploms at E.
langen La 1924 he attracted the attention
OF liumb)l It, and by his inh renee Liebs
Was app ,Inted Adjunct Pc ess " OF Cnemls-
try at G essen. La 1926 he was made Pro-
fessor in the University, AMI soon tstAblis Ell
laboratory for teaching practical chemistry,
the first OF the kind 10 Germany HIS works
entitled Chemistry 10 Its apple ttiOn to
Agriculture and Physiology and FAM lar
Letters on Chemistry IN us relation to Com
merce, Physiology and Agriculture, > as stat
Ell by Liehig 10 his preface to the English
edit n OF 1913, led 20 the establishment OF
new professorships in the universities
Gottingen and Wurzburg, for the express
purpose of facilitating the APP lie ton OF
chemical truths to the practIcai arts OF lie
Many honors were conferred upoa Ltebig by
learned societies, public institute pn5 and IN,
dlyduals. lie was created a Baron IN 1913,
ana professor5hips were offered aim IN s;V-
eral great cities, but he renamed DIT Oiessen
until 1852. when he acceEt ted the professor
ship of chemistry at Munich and the Pest
dency IF the chemical laboratory. 10 1909
he was appointed President OF the Academy
of Sciences of Munich as successor OF
rhierch. lie will justly rank as one OF the
great benetactors OF the age, both Tor the
practical knowledge he dlfdsed as we'll as
lor the impulse he gave to sc entltic research.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30
The FARMERS MovEMENr.-The movement

The FARMERS MovEMENr.-The movement
at the West principally in favor of cheap
transportation appears to be steadily gain
ing 10 streng h and extent. 1t is a cry
against suffocation There are piled up at
Chicago, 1t is said, between ten and twelve
millions of bushels of grain. in ended for
shipment east, but which cannot be moved
at the present COST Of transportation. Three
lourshs of the agricultural products of the
nation are raised in the valley OF the M,sss-
sppi, and the facilities for production are
increasing at an immense rate. But what
lnducement is there tor the farmers to 60 on
with their work when last years crop is not
taken off their hands or cannot be sold at a
reasonable poft? What makes the matter
worse is, that all his wealth OF bread, tuff,
is actually needed by the world of consumers,
who are already paying too high prices for
what they can get. 1t We were not blessed
with so broad country, OF if our large
rivers had run eastwardiy rather than to the
south, the present difficulty would not have
existed; but as it is, some means must be
found to perfect our railroad transportation
from the West, SO that it shall not only be
adeq tate as an outlet tor that granary of the
continent, but shall perform its necessary
function at such rates as shall be advantage
GUS alike to producers consumers and car
riers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30
Letters UncIlIed for at Montpelier
Post Office, april p, 1873.

LadieS.-Miss Ella L. Hatch, Mrs. Mary A. Hos
ford.
Gentlemen. C. A. rurgin. Frank III. Fuller Hen
ry W. Green, c. A. Hazel IN e, John McCarty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30

The last census shows an aggregate Of 81.
665,O62 churc CHI members, of winch 6, 528, 2 81
are Me'hodIsts, 1897 i l6 Btp'i'ts, 2 1873, 300
Presbyterians, $50 GA Catholics. /, III. 2l2
Congregat:onalists, etc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30

The philosophical society OF
Chicago vests Mrs Sophia Woods of Bariing-
ton with the first - Rev." ever granted to
Vermont woman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-04-30
Vermont Conference.

The annual session of the Vermont Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
this year, holden at R:chford, town on the
northernnost boundary of the State, the
village being scarcely over mile from the
line of the Queens dominion. The session
commenced Wednesday last, aud closed Mon
day noon. Richford is easily accessible by
railroad from ST. Adams, and trains were
run with reference to the accommodation of
those desiring 20 attend the meetings The
village of Richford is thriving, bustlng
little place, blessed with most excellent
and abundant water power furnished by the
Missisquoi river, and has yet scarcely reached
the dawn of its day Of prosperity ADJ b1si-
ness activity. Tie place has two good no.
tells, and the landlord OF the " AMERICAN" to
our knowledge, knows how to keep a
hotel"
The business OF the Conference was expe-
ditiously and satisfactorily accomplished
with but little jar Or friction, and the preach
ers received their appointments to their re-
spectve fields Of labor for the coming year
with excellent good temper, and we couldn't
help thinking witt most becoming grace.
Oae of the most marked aud noticeable in
cidents occurred Saturday forenoon, when
10 less than two hours time over IS 900
were pledged to complete subscription OF
$40 900 for the new NJ 9TH odist Seminary at
Montpelier. The selt-denial and moral hero
ism OF that noble blnd of Methodist preach
er5, with here and there layman inter
spersed, in pled5ing from their little all and
their scant salaries SO muni6cent sum, have
scarce parallel this size the early and what
has not been IMPLY termed the heroic lys
OF Methodism Il was grand triumph of
spiritual faith over material caution, and
put to bush all w)ridly-wise excuses and
hesitancies. The Lord seemed to bid the N
- 20 forward and those sons OF the oil len
prophets marched sublimely and unquestion-
ingy to the front, with such sublime and
praiseworthy exhibition of self-abnegation
and sacrifice that our faith in humanity is re-
vived, and catches such fresh inspiration that
we are almost reconciled TO have lived in the
days of Credit Moblier and retroactive salary
grabs
The following are the appointments OF the
preachers for the respective charges within
the bounds of the Conference.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
CITY COUNCIL.

A Special Meeting Of tse City Council
csned by Aldermen Morris, Rptirson
! AID korsmeyer for Ordinance business.
CousciL CHAMBER,
Cairo, December IS, 1879, 4p.m
Presen, -His honor, Mayor Wood and
Aldermen Konmeysr, Morris, Nellis,
Puillips, Riusn house and Robinson &C.
oEDISAScE,.
A bill for 10 ordinance entitled "An
ordinances 10 amend Ordinance No T." was
read q sscond time, and, on motion of Al
| dsrman Robinson, adopted by the follow
Ing vote: Ayes - Korimeysr, Morris,
Sslli', Phillips, Rittsphouss AID Robin.
,on-s; Mayo.
A bill for al ordnance entitled "An Or.
dinsnce TO Amend Ordinaucs No. 4" was
read second ti'ss, and, on motion Of Al
d-rnsn RiLerh house, adopted by the fol-.
lowing vote: Ayes-korstneysr, Morris
Nellis, Phillips, K.lie1houss and Robin
SOM; Mayo.
The .OEiinanca committee reported the
following ordinance, which was read by
The clerk, and laid over fora second read.
ing, viz:
An ordinance ~ az tho sInoun. to be
paid for retail liquor license.
BE it ordained by the City Council of
the city OF Cairo:
SECTION !. That TO ssll and retail vim
Ou., splrituOus or frrmented liquors in
lees quantities than one gallon, wnhin the
iIm,Is 0! The city, may DO granted 10
any person or persons upon the pay
merl INTO the city treasury ui the sum uf
Two hundred dollars, $500 for ona ear
ar the ,um 81 one hundred and forty dol
lar, (titl) for siI month. and for any
time exceeding OK months sud less than
one year, in addition to ssid sum
Of one hundred AID forty dollars
(Sl4J) tn, further sum .. ten
Jollars for each month Or psrt OF month
In excess OF ak months; provided such
person or persons shall comply with 81
other requirements of tho ordinances Of
tho city in reference TO grocery licenses
and provided, also, that all grocery,
saloon and beer chop licenses hereafter
issued shnll expire either on the frst day
Of January or on ihs frst day Of July
and that all ordinances or parts Of urdin-
sucss in conflict with this ordnance 30
snd tho same arc hereby repealed.
Ga motion Q. Alderman Nellis the
Council then adjourned.
". J. HowLEI, City clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17


Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, tho hnesman, " i,hes
W. TO state that be did everything in bis
power--ussd oil exertion to get into the
hospital. e river man OF tho Hesmer q.
d. Church, sick With ,yphoid fever, and
who has since died. When Cunningham
took The sick man TO The hospital, he was re-
fused sdmi,iance until q certificate should
DO procured from Sir Fisher. Cunning.
BAN drove to Fishers house, between !
and . o'clock al night, end informed Shat
gentleman that ho had sick man In hi,
wagon WHO wished Submission TO ihs hos
piial. "Mr Fishe, r,fused to examine the
sick man, ssid Sir Cunninehsn, and 1
took him TO Mr.. Fishers Office and go.
Norton TO eismiss him and admit him 10
iha hospital. II he died from exposure, I
atm rot to blame"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
Miss Estclla Moore, lewd woman. liz

Miss Estella Moore, = lewd woman. liz.
ing on SIKH street, between Washing tor
and Commercial avenues, having deter
mined 10 ".huGe or thi, mortal coil, yea
.srday procured bottle Of tnorr hire
aud, a, one dose, took abou. ,hriy grains
some u hor friends came to her as lat.
snee and sent FOR DR.. Parker, ato did all
he could to save her life. Al l.to hour
lA.t night sho wal sill alive, tu. the
chances sgalnsi her recovery wsro said To
he ten 20 one. Ds,er.ion BY hor lover &.
aid 10 have inducsd her to tsko the rs,h
step
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

the only place where such instruments
ara kept in stock in SJuthofn Illinois, ID at
E & W. Datcr'., corner Eighth street
and Washington svenu,. They keep the
celebrated VIM. Knsbs plano, used by
the mos. prominent musicians. The
Bauer piano and organ, also the celebra-
ted vogel aud Hughes organs. Any
one wishing to surprise his family with
such an instrument would do well by call.
Ing at Buder's, as they will makes rA,es
and terms moro libsral than doalers Of tho
kind In large cities, l2-ttd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

EK. MARI RoLLrE, The well.krown
piano.,uner, viii on the Frat Of mex,
month, establish, iys tie ben, e. Of hi.
patrons, who pay him teD dollari year in
advance Tor kee ing thier piano 10 tune, a
musical library which will c1ntaia 10Th.
Ing bat the choices. music for new bcgin-
ner,, advanced pupils and accomplished
players The music viii DO sent weekly
free Of charge 10 lis customers, until Mr.
Roller La, obtained wha, he is after, and
that ID F. nice storc. Yesterday ne re.
c.ived large number OF new piece, Of
the choicest music. which will DO disirib.
u.ed smeng HE patrons. l2-li-if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
POLICE COURT.

Bud Anderson Was srraigned before
Squire Bird on 2hargs Of making AZ IL
regular disposition Of h.s porson, said die.
position calculated 10 disturb the peace Of
the city. The whole in the estips;ion Of
the squire WAS worth I've dollars AID the
in,-psrsbiss, which tie ssns Bud prom
i'td to pay.
Tom Forster came before his august
p!esenee 90 siu.ilsr cssrgs. Toms IT,.
resuls.i,!ss we're assessed 1ys tellsrs AID
eon.. 10 departed, promising TO pay.
Aud now cane Pct IcEu.n foF plain
drunk. P19E Pat; 10 had sesa reading
,bs scrsconie odes OF his illu,trlont eoun.
uymsn, snd had 40 inbibot the spirit Of
these efasioo, tin practical senss) tts,
he sat hipsslf beside the roadside 10 res,
bis weary bones. The police stole upon
him sni carried him to the s.fs.keep,pg of
The gentle Mccarthy. Pa.s sohsning
was only worth one dollar and cos
Which be paid like late msa.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
WILLIAM WINTER

has bis mammoth instrument shooting out
imperial photographs FOR Christmas presents,
at the rate Of Que a minute. Persons desl-
rous OF having Handsomely painted picture
and purely artistic In finish, should give
their orders 10 Seasgn. Photographs can he
made on cloudy days equal to those on sun.
shining ones &C
THIS GALLERY
owing to the gigantic sky.lisL,, which eau.
not be surpassed IN
NEW YORK CITY.
Also on hand a inc assortment OF gold and
walnut frames. All are invited 10 call and
examine. Portraits in oil up to life size aud
aquarclles of the highest finish. for which
medals have been awarded.
Gallery on Sixth street, between Com
mercial aud Washington avenues. Cairo,
Illinois. l2lOn
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

The well.known business stand OF Custc 10
& Provo, at the mouth Of C,earcre,k. Alex
andsr county, lllidois, situated in one Of
the finest agricultural districts Of tho West
and with q well-establi,hed trade. This will
be found rare opportunity FOR an energetic
business man.
The premises consist Of store 20Xio feet
a dwelling of eight rooms, well furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and all necessary out-buildinss. and ore
acre tr land. Terms liberal. Apply or
address, WM. CCsTEn,
l2-g..m. dew. Clecsrcrce Landing, lis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
PARENTS ATTENTION

Having a larger stock OF Youths, Boys
and Childrena' Clothing on hand than is ice
essary for the Cairo MAJ ket aud m idea OF
making this our last season II childro us
clothing, We will sell our stock, lone Of the
finest In the state, at NEW YORK Cost for tho
next thirty day. Parents wishing some line
clothing at low figures for Holiday presents,
can lind them for sale IN the above lot. This
is 40 advertising dodge, but we intend to do
just what we say: SELL the FINEiT sro CR
e Youtns', BOYS and Cnri pRENs' CLoTu-
ING ever brought 10 tho stale outside OF
Chicago at NEW YORK COST.
I. FAENBAKEE 4 son,
No. 81. ohio Levee, "a door above First
National Bank.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

TUE creates, wonder Of the age in the
way Of chair is to DO found in DR.. WI.
liau,'s dsntA, establishment, ever Elliott
Il Hsythorne's boot and shoo store. N 10
constructed almost entirely Of iron, and
by a simple "twist Of the rist," may DO so
enlarged rs 90 TO accommodate The largest
person, or piea verea. may DO made small
or ough for tho least child. To under
stand !ts workings Il should be seen, and
tho Doctor, who BY tho way 10 {. preund
of II a. he can BE-, will take pleasure In
showing II TO thoso who calls his office
Dr.. William, has completely rsa:ted and
furnished his Office, and 10 now ready fo'
business In his line, and will ever Sy Il
give ss.isfaetios. lie asks share Of pub
1le pat1sSSgA A3-A$ v
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

The undersigned having resumed the
management Of the above hotel, trust by
strict attention to business, 10 the wants
and comforts Of their gues,', to merit the
renewed favor OF their ole patrons and The
travelling public In general.
The Saint Charles will a. once undergo
a thorough renovation aud BE- much in,
proved in all ITS appointments.
Good sample Rooms and special rates FL
commercis, travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to ant
from iha hotel free OF charge.
Jswsrr WILCOX II Co., ProprIetor',
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

r. Josrs, fashionable boo, and shoe
maker. Cork solss, Scotch bottoms, and
the lstest improvements In the limo Of his
business. Only the boat ana most COM
petsnt werkmen employed, and all work
warranted to be frstclsss Ia every respect.
Shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
of Tenth street. 1917
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

A MAN named Samuel Il. Mcclellan
came to the city yesterday and offered for
sale . large Blown hor.e A. fret be
asked SIPS for to horse, but finally
when no found he could not Sc, that sum,
offered to take as. Mr.. A. J. Carl, 10
whom Mcclellan offered to sell the horse,
vt once cane to the conclusion that ho WAS
stolen, and toll Nc S!ellan go. lie denied
that he hal stolen tho horse, and !sh.
Mr.. Carl related the circumstances 10
sheriff Irwin, who at oAce started after
Mcclellan, and overlook him just outside
tho leves above KsndalPs. lie was
brought back to town, when Chief Of ro'
lice McHsls pu. In an appearance, having
received Stslesram from Columbus. Ken
tusky, describing TIA horse. AID n9lss.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VACCINATIONS.


All citizens are hereby notified that on &C.
count Of the prevalence &c OF small pox In Chs
cago and other neighboring cities, The boa, d
OF health deem it necessary TO divide the
city Into three districts aud ksye appointed
the following physicians for the purpose OF
vaccinaiing nil persons who in their opinion
require vaccination. DR.. c. II. Evans will
attend to tho district lying south OF Ninth
street. Dr. II. Wardner to the district ly ing
between Ninth and Seventeenth streets. Dr.
J. G. Sullivan TO all that part OF the city ~.
ing north Of Seventeenth street. The ply.
.'cians hereby appointed hsye instruction,
to report the names OF all persons refusing
10 be vaccinated. The physicians shall also
collect from sill persons yaecinated, who are
able to pay therefore, the sum OF ,weniy-
i've cents and shall note the same IL heir
report TO the board.
by order OF the board Of health.
john WooD, chairman.
CAIRO. H.. December ,l,h. 1s7a IOSt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
A GARD.

would respectfully announce to the poo.
pie of Cairo that have resumed tho prac.
tice Of dentistry in my old rooms, No. 40
Commercial avenue, and hope by strict at
tention TO business and ever striving for the
highest excclleucy in the profession. to be
able to give entire satisfaction In all cases,
and to merit liberal portion Of your pat
ronnge. J.. l.. WILLIAMS, Dentist
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
RIVER NEWS,
Port Liss,

ARRfvAls
aud DEPARTURES for tho "a hours ending At {
p. IN. last evening;
Steamer Illinois, Columbus.
Sam Orr, Ohio River.
ChAs. Bodmsn, New Orleans.
Belfast New Orleans.
Jno. Kilsour, Cincinnati.
Emile La Barge, New Orleans
Ben Franklin, Cincinnati.
Jim Fisk, Psducah.
City Of Chester, st. Louis.
Tovtoat Lionsss No. 2, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Psdueah.
Char. Rodu,an, Cincinnati.
Belfast, St. Louis.
John Kilgour, New orlesns
Emelio la Barge, 81. Louis.
Ben franklin, Memphis.
City Of Chester, Memphis.
Towbost Sam Orr, New Or,saus.
Allegheny Belle. New oslesns'
Lioness No. ., b. Louis.
The river rose II inches during the
past ~ hours. A denss fog prevailed
from Ito 9 o'clock yesterday morning,
but Otherwise the wesiher has esen
clear and pleasant.
BIsinss. dull.
A large force Of men were bssy cou-
pl.,ipg the work ca the track, tables, ETC.,
above tbs stone depot, necessary for the
transfer OF cars. AZ the t.acks Of ihc two
road, are 40, OF the same widlh the trucks
Of the cars will have to DO changed here.
Machinery Of . ls,o pattern fer raising
the cara for tn. removal OF the trucks has
been placed in position, and IL nearly com
pls,ed. II 10 run BY steam, and IL 10
thought that By II. use the trucks can 30
changed under . car 10 three minutes.
Capt Irwin Dugsn srrived from Bell
yer, Tennessee, yesterday.
The Cas-. Bodmsnn had an sIcelisn,
up.,,-ean trip-including . part Of job
Robinson's circus.
The John Ki,gour Was deeply laden
Tor New Orleans and way points.
The Belfast was quito light.
The Ben. franklin had 500 tots .or
Memphis and made some additions here
The Jim Flax breugh, fair trip from,
Paducsh.
The runner OF the De,monico. eolored,
and the runner for tho 81. Nicholas hotel,
white, while pursuing their calling on the
steamer Ben franklin, in the muscular
manner common TO Cairo ho.e! runners,
became engaged in . little personal con.
Dict and punched each Other in . lively
manner for . little whils. First and las,
knock-down claimed BY the white man,
and allowed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

Two negroes, living near the corner Of
Fourteenth strcs, and Washington ave.
nus, one named Lincoln and the oihe'
Williams, got into quarrel ye',erdry nf-
ternoon about = woman, tbs wife ot the
sr,t named, who, il seems, had run sw.y
from her husband ma taken up with Wi.
l.mI, wish whom lhe Wa. living. Lin
coin dcsired Willians TO give up tbs ~.
man, witch he refused 10 do. A. above
stated, They got into q quarrel, during
which Lincoln fred two shots n, the dis.
,urber of his happiness; but, fortunately,
neither sho. did any harm. Linc1lo was
arrested and held to bail IN tho sum Of
1000, in defaul, Of which, be y. sen, TO
ihc county Jail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

CuarsTaAs will soon bs d, hand, aud
people are commencing to think what
presents they want for THAR wiyes, pa
ren.s, children, friends, etc. II Any one
can't make up his mind, We would advise
our friends to call At Z. 81 w. Budsfs
jewelry store. corner Of Eighth street and
Washington av.nc, aud they will be sure
to fad something TO suit, for they are
receiving new goods daily especially
adapted for the holiday trade. From the
finest watches and sets Of jewslry TO the
smallest cbildren's earrings. Tho cams
in rings. The finest tea sets, pitchers,
csstors, butter dishes, SC, to the smallest
teaspoon. Ornamental and plain clocks,
gold, silver and ivory headed canes, and
many other articles too numerous to men
ton. l2.4td
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

y LARGE and complete stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boot. ard shoes and crock
cry a, psnic prices. Also tie largest s''
soriment Of holiday toysand fancy goods
Call aud ace before purchasing elsewhere
ut Hsrttpsn's. ll.2g II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

Tng barber SHOP ia on the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore ]. Gsorgs Stisnhousc with bis gen.
tlomsnly assistants can DO found At any
hour OF tho day or night, ready 10 sooths
your feelings with a smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with 3 good sham
poo. tisA fra.class shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrstclsss treatment
Ladies and childrcns hair cut OF curlsd
after tho most approved styles. s.l6-u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

TnE little 'Sun nan shoots oa railroad
per the mile. His discharges s1e futile.
fsw and fer between. They seattle! too
much He'll have to &c. q better gunner
before they can converge 10 point. hs
sbuoti,t himself he's a blank.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
NOTICE

My connec.'on with the St. Charles ho-
tel Ms proprietor will cease on ibo 18th
in.t. Parties holding bills or accounts
sgsinst ME or the ST. Charles are request
ed to p'osou! them Tor settlement before
tost date,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

Gc.. HEM, tie barber, continues to 10
business at the cid stand on Sixth street,
near Ohio lsvoc. III sn acknowledge
fac: Nat b, chop is ono of.he nca,ct 10
the city, and 81, help are oil srst-elais -.
their business. For = real smooth, clean
shave Helms il he place to get il.
fD1A.g.v
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

WE ioni know much about sihgin 3
aud IL we dii know anything s'oot IL vs
would psrhsps b. better able to spprscI-
ale ,hs musical treat that was given ia !b'
nsgb bOfhooi Of sigt,s street, the O, her
evening. We ihOggh. it nigh. be delight
ful diseori out In the cold, or something
hat way.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17

A REGULAR meeting Of Alexander
Chapter No. i2r UFte. Of TIE RateTn
Star viii be held at Masonic Hall This
"Wednesday sysn'ng for the election q
officers tor tie ensuing year. Al mem
bsrs are requested 10 attend.
By order G. ". n.