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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

Bills Allowed.
At the regular meeting Of our City
Council for April, May and June bills were
allowed as follows:
April. .................. 81, POS II
Nav 1924 43
"'iO '-----.. ........-....-.-... t'-Ui o.
lotM ........'ss.~.. $40 80
A portion Of this amount was for bills
contracted by the previous administration.
On Monday there will be another batch of
bills which must be paid, but we caution
our Aldermen to have care how they or
der anything which can be avoided. The
small b.idgss over Rock rive must be put
in good condition, and paid for Of course.
And the streets and alleys, which were 50
neglected last year must be put in passa-
BILE condition. The water works expenses
must be paid. The interest on our debt
must be paid and something of the
principal must be paid All this must be
done, with reduced taxation, or the people
will be disappointed In order to do this
we caution the Aldermen that they must
keep tight grip on the purse strings,
and appropriate no money for anything
which can properly be avoided.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03
Marriage Licenses for June

Great variety of Gloves aud Hosiery, al
low prices at Kiesow's
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03
The Fourth in Rock Island.

Parasols and Sunshades at reduced pr
ces, at Kiesow's.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

Notions and Fancy Articles nice
stock, at Kiesow's.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

40 Pasfustrated, fine plates, sent postpaid TO
90 cents Dr.. Whittier, or St. Charles Street, st
Louis, Athe great Specialist. Read his card.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-03

PREPARE FOR THE FoUk-u Walker &
Dodge, the pioneer clothiers, VIM not omen
their store on the Fourth Those wan5sop
any of their elegant suits, stylish hats OF
caps, and gents furnishing goods
should leave their orders this evening
1t is especially with these popular tai
lors to make to order the latest styl,
dress and business suits. With full
line of imported and domestic cloths, anC
the best Of workmen they can guarantee
satisfaction. 2.d2t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19
THAT WALK
EDITOR BULLETIN:

| Editor BULLETIN
DENR S.E:--l notice in the publi.hed
proceedings Of the city council, that the
mayor has vetoed the ordinance passed by
he council requiring that u sidewalk be
! built On the south s!de Of Thirteenth st..
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street and that the council have con-
| CURED With the mayor IN his action. /
/ Ni!l not attempt 10 gAiu,ay the reasons
/ pat forward 10y hi. honor why said side
"a.k should not be bulk, but ut the same
/ time think that hi. honor and
[ the city cUsnrl might have
stretched point in favor of this
side walk, rs they have done in the case of
other sidewalks in this city, not so badly
needed a. il would be great convent.
enc" 70 large number Of our citizen. who
sttend the church situated on that street
and 10 the children who attend the school
held in the same building. II churches
and schools, the corner stones Of our pros
perity as nation, are unworthy Of some
isvors nj the bands of our city govern
mennt | will ncquiesce with the mayor
and council in their action.
Since his honor aud the city council do
not deem IL necessary 10 have IA petition
from property holders to order the build
ing of any sidewalk: that is, If in their
Judgment the Interests of the city or the
iNnedi late vicinity where the sidewalk 10
to be built, requires it, the city can order
II to DO built, petitions for, or remon.
strunces against, b.ing MS nothing when
the convenience and Interests Of u goodly
portion of the community require it, |
think il the council will act on this prin-
eiple Ms set forth in the mayors veto,
they will order that this sidewalk
be built, a il is an improve
ment required bys large number OF cit-
zons, and by tho maj orlty of the property
holders on that portion OF the street who
sro utilizing their property by buildings |
Improvements, etc, and | think that their
uttsrances should receive more attention
NJ the hand. Of our city council than the |
protestatjun of those who lot their pro- |
perty be idle, or who will oppose public !
improvement solely because they do not
need it Themselves, or tina; it may cost
them little to have the Improvement
made.
Their motto is evidently not "lhe great
est good to the greatest number. This
sidewalk is HI Improvement
that is demanded by tho pub
lie, and it is the place of our city council
to perfec; the "ways and means," necos-
ssry to perform all public improvements.
| consider that those who will oppose an
Improvement like this-snd where in til.
city is sidewalk more needed are Diet
riment and draw back to any cnterpris-
ing community and the quicker that
they would pull up stakes and leave" 80
much ,ooLer would our city advance and
take the position sho + entitled to us an
en,erprising and progressive community
Pro RrNu PuHLIro.
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DrQroIs, September H. 1873.
To tue friends and patron. and wouli-bo
patrons 81 the conservatory of music.
owing to ali attack Of typhoid fever,
have tailed to reopen the Conservatory on
the frs; Of September, rs advertised
when | closed on the hrs. Of August. |
am still on the SICK list, bat expect 10 be
able 10 be IN my room in q few dave to At
tend 10 business, and hope 10 see all old
patrons and many now ones. Due notice
will be given. You.s truly,
ct y. i. CrETICg.
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~ the NEXT tbs DAVE: Our entire
summer stock of boot, shoes, sSiter., etc.
An IMMENSE srork -iLe largest ever of.
Tered p ths market. We must make
room for our winter stock, and, therefore.
"hor our stock of LADIE-, MISSES and
CHILDREN SHOES, etc, al great sacri.
hse. Now is the time for bargains. We
VAST room and WILL sell our goods AT
cost and less than cost. EEuENsEg the
PLACE. Commercial avenue.
l.'-''t ELLIOTT ~ HANrHOES,
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CIIANGE OLE TIME

On nnI after dat" the extra nccoumoda-
ton train leaving Cairo at $50 u. IN. and
train No. :, 90 tiho table No. =. are here
by di'eontihu"l until further notice.
Time Of train No. o j.. altered NJ follows
Leave Cairo at 300 p m arrive AT
Mound CITY at 30 +. IN. Extra accom-
mo iniiou train. south, will leave Mound
City at 600 +. M arrive at Csro a, G.2j
p. IA.
j. a. PArlEEspS, Roswell MILLER,
Train Master. superintendent.
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i. u. kent, New Orleans Jas. l..
lh"ihHs, Lexington, Mo; W ~. Phillips
vow lofk II. Goodman, Nicksburg
A. VI Arzeho, Flat Rock, Miss. II. :.
Hopkins, -. Louis; Il. Wendell New
YORK Il. Ieoy, Philadelphia; Frank c.
Siding, Chicago; J. W Leonard. Ky:
u Lck' /. Z. Il X DR.. Cdas DeGta,b,
NJ. D. New York, Chicago, were regis.
tered at the 1t. Charles uo,.I ve.,.,ssy
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We are Authorized to announce JosEpB
T. pAyI~OS as candidate fof the office
Di county clerk, n, the ensuing Nyvemb Der
election, sn'jcc, 10 the decision OF the
voters of AluNsudcr county.
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NOrICk.

There will be a meeting Of the chamber
~ conmerce a. the rooms OF the board. Al,
10 O'Clock IN, Saturday goth instant, t.
take into consideration the improvement,
of LeTes street. All the merchant. in
the city, whether members Of the board
or not, are earnestly requested to b- pres
cnt, a. II is = matter ot the gteate.t i'm
porisnce. L. ID. MATur,s, Vice Prcs,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

case WAS Dismissed Mr. Mason has re-
manned IN Cairo for over q month. in or.
der 10 be present when his case should he
calico. lie claims 10 be respectable gem
uenan, aud insists that tho charge Of VA
grancy upon which he wa, arressed 70 10
gtoundless
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19
FERRY NOTICE

The ferry boa, Three States will, until
further notice, make two trips on Sunday.
Leaving Cairo at 9 am. aud pm. Lesy.
ing Missouri ut $50 AIN. and 4 30 I'M.
Leaving Kentucky at 10 d. n. aud 3 y m.
CAIRO Cry FEgRY CoNP.SY.
CARR September Il, 1870.
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A CA RID.
} BULLETIN

Editor CAIRO BULLETIN:
DEAR Slg--The result of the proceedings
of tho city against mo not having been
published take this method Of inform
ing the public that the case was dismissed
on wednesday, the 18th inst.
Very Respectfully, ID. X, mason,
Solicitor Of Cow Claims
CAIRO, September Is, 1913,
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COM NJ ERCIRL
PRICE CURRENT OFFICE,
Ihusiay Evening, Sept. 10, 1873.
uENEHAL RFMARks


mains Substantially unchanged since las,
week Some fears are entertaine d and en
pressed among business men that yellow
. lever at Memphis, New Orleans and other
principal southern markets will have A
depressing effect on the demand and
prices here for staple products, but Ms vet
no bad effect has been experienced. The
southern market. are Oyeriowed with Lay
aud We advise shippers to this market to
hold consighments for the present, rs there
Is no demand Tor y at all at any ressoH-
ab.e figure. The marke, for corn sni
oats IS trn and unchanged. Prices on
corn are shade higher to-day.
sSS-Correspouden,s should bear 10 mind
Mat these quotations are for round lot.
FROM first hands. For broken and smnll
lot', and In hiling orders, nm advance
10 charged over these price. asu
THE MARKET.
FLDt The market is firm and ui-
changed, and demand good Sales were
300 hoI. choice MN family at - 2J, 100
xxx winter at s. 90 600 bbl- various
grades "a! - 25Ct3 %, and one car load
d.. 81 O0@S 80.
HAY Very dull There /. no demand
for any kind, aud shippers are advised to
mold cohsignments Tor the present Sales
were one car choice mixed on track ut
SO 90; five cars choice Timothy delivered
At Sl1 co. two cars -. choice delivered at
SIG 90, anl two cars strictly choice tim
othy st SIS co. delivered
CORN--The market continues finn.
shippers are holding oil little to-day
Offering BE, the asking price aaCp54c
white was little scarce to-day, bat re-
ceipl. are ps"aiiy abou; equal to the de-
mand. sales reported were l car mixed
delivered jllc in sacks; . cars white do
52ci cars white in bulk On track 4aMi.
iic; cars do fac; cars mix ed in sacks
delivered DC; car ABE and car, white
do 5aa.
OATS-Frm and ia demand at a.c
s,cked AMI delivered II cars in sscks
delivered 80 and 1 csrt in bulk on track
3lc.
CORN MEAL-The SUNNY /, I.L,
ana n,;o,..
-. f"''' 'o"-
uen'!' We note SAFES "i 200 hbls ;. ID.
delivered - 50 aud 200 bbls city in lot.
on orders - Git,2 :.
gRANn,f,, al s.u ,.,
o., 1"'' F"o'e' ~
90 Wv per ton
BCrTER-Nery dun. The market i.
overlooked with low grnic.. choice. +. n
G,ir B,,,s,t S.l,. ,y-.,o, ar. I
- PNSs' NJ &c
PscHases lair 10 cho'ce at 2OcG2sG 10 I
phgs choice southern Illinois, 200 ne
EGGS-Scarce ond in dpn,nd "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Foa as and steam i.ting 90 to Rem.
MES Vulcan iron works Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. 9-l0-;f
| WILL sell nay entire stock Of wall pa
per at COST after to-day. Two Of the
best paper hangers in the city n, the store.
Try ina. No. Seventh street,
81
Mr.. WIN. EuLERs is anxious to inform
his friend. and arlusintsuces, and custom-
ers generally, that =. ip,, his C,c1. fitting
in gsit"r-, line boot. and shoes. In fact
Nil hi, work j. done in has own shop.
9-lO-tf.
Dr.. W. Il Smith hss removed his Of
fee 90 the second story of Louis Herherts
new brick building on Eighth street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave.
nues where he has more comfortable and
commodious quarters. slot
p. Fitzgerald ut his rooms, corner
Fourteenth t:reet and Commercial ave-
nue., Offers for sale Guinness Porter *
Bnss ales and pure Hcnnessy brandy,
and the genuine Argosture bi.ters, all
hrst-class cholera cures. Try them
III #
GEORGE LArrNE.s LUNcH.-at Geo.
i.s.tner's Excelsior saloon, corner
Ut Washington avenue and Four
zenith street, is the place to get
fine lunch. Everything il served
up in good style, and George himself pre-
sides to SEQ that all are waited upon,
9.7-U
JUST receiveii a. Ehler's Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue aud
Poplar street, the finest freRch calf, pat
ent leather and Moroccos for gentlemen's |
wear. a perfect lit and satisfaction as
sured. Any persons in need Of boots and
shoes should call on Ehler's, examine his |
stock Of feathers and leave their orders.
If
DR.. Lsvsrty homoeopathist Physi- |
elan, late Of Shawnoetown, hs. located in |
The doctor comes To- Cairo we'll recon- |
mended, and refers To- the officer. of the !
Fret National bank of Shswneotown, to !
whom he If vol known, having practiced |
his profession among them for years Ito |
solicits n fair share Of the patronage Of |
our citizens Otliso lao Commercial ave- |
nue. 2O-tf
The barber shop is on the cornor of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
" hero j, George Stiehhouso with hls gem !
tlomenly assistants can be found ut any |
hour Of the day or night, ready to soo,ho
your iovling, with smooth shave, or cool |
your temper and head with good sham
poo. IL IL u tirst-rlas. shop, and You arc
suro of receiving lrst-clnss treatment. |
LudiS. and children's hair cut or curlcd !
after the most approved styles. s-l5-tf
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SIDE " ak TAX

The general lists Of delinquent sidewalk
taxes having been placed in my hands,
tax payers are notified that if the taxes
are paid by the lst proximo they may Is
paid 10 city scrip, otherw Use they must ts
paid ia cash together with the costs.
ALEx. II. Irwin,
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT,

ORsERVER's OFFICE. CAIRO. HIS,
September IL, i0iI pm, 1870.
Barometer, 30 0s degrees.
Thermometer, ~ degrees.
Win! south. Velocity 4 miles pen
hour
Weather clear.
Maximum Temperature iOr last - hour,
70 degrees:
Minimum temperature tor the last - hour,
~ degrees.
Prevailing wind Tor last "a hours, sorih.
Total number OF miles Travelled ~ wind
during l.,t "a hours. 10.
tDWfS GARIASD,
Observer signal Service. 4 e. A.
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E1TKAJ REWARD

A dark red COW, straigh! sharp horn.
has been in the woods near the old grsvs
yard during the spring and summer, ~
will be paid Tor the COW or $40 for COW and
calf, delivered at this Office. g.lG 2.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized g. Announce tha,
JACOB g. LrNcH will be candidate for
County CLERK.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

big battle has been going on for years
b"tween the constitutions OF the sick on 0ne
side, aud all the active pois0ns, falsely
called remedies, on the other, The poisons
have had the best of the light and long
list of the killed my be found in every
cemetery. But ut last, common sense Is
putting u stop this pernicious conflict. Al
last
THE PRISONERS
ot the sick-room have discovered that in
Uarrants Elerycscent settler Apperent,
the have a tonic, u tebrtuge, a laxative, a
dluretc, corrective. regulating anh anti
bilious medicine, equal 10 to all ordinary
cXigencies, and good to- every ailment oi
the stomach. the bowels, the nerves, the
muscles, and the sccretiNe organs. sold by
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

WANTED. - Al VIM. Ehler's n No. |
boot and shoe maker, for steady employ
ment. None buy steady, temperate work
men need apply. Shop on Twentieth St,
between Washington avenue and Poplar
streets. g--lG--tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

EDITOR BuILETts-- Please announce
my name Ne n candidate for tho ,tirs Of
county clerk JouS G.. CEuwLtr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

In THE circuit court the case Of the city
W. D. K. Mason, who WAS some time ago
arrested on u charge of vagrsncy, came
up for tria! on Wednesday afternoon, and
on motion Of City Attorney Webb the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

Fox SALE,-Sevefs q and octave sec
ond hand pianos,
WANTED To KENT, Three pianos on
reasonable terms.
MAX RpIIER,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

For SALE CuEAr. Ono span good,
young mules, also u double wagon. VIII
sell them together or separately. Enquire
of lIusE, LOOMS X Co.,
II No. 81 Ohio Lcvne.
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FOR COUNTY TREAsrKEK,

O1ssMAN u candidate tor the Oih.s IL
county treasurer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

kN'h-LAfING on the Cairo, Arksusgs
ana IeGn- railroad will be cuiupl.t.d
sometime Tomorrow, when tie roai FORM
ing Junction at Poplar Bluh with the
Caro- aud Fulton road, Nil be opened for
bdslhes' Some few years ago our citi-
zeEs were considerably excited because ur
the then gloomy prospects that the Cairo
AID Fulton railroad would ever be built
atsli aud now, We do not believe there
Hfs twon'y men in Cairo, VITO, up to the
tim oI reading this item, knew that it
had approached so near completion.
The company have worked quietly hut
steadily, and the work Of building the
road ans been accomplished slm,.t before
Nc brew IL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

MR.. Henry GossMAN is announced this
morning rs candidate for county treas
ursr. All who know Mr.. Gosssnan. and
he is a gentleman Of WIDE acquaintance
in this city and county, know him ~ a
gentleman in every sense Of the word
He will be . strong man before the poo
pie, and If elected will be II model officer,
In every way he is qualified for the posi-
ton he 10 seeking.
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Il II f b L LII ETIN
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

,
''''' '"hisf i"it 'h" city ~ .h
''''r''''" Ira" yesterday tie vii bee Al
-, ,. =,
III" ." " ms " "a ~. va very u
'''''''' '"'' '"'' "'H"' ~ '''@"''' d
MARRIED. on ;hol7th int, Ly g. "A
",' " T. - - ""f'''' '"1 M's
N'Es's F''f all oi Jis1le""o'.
PrRE cider vinegar for ..rle be- Ns,lu.,
x UL!i u i've tJl.. l,ts. r., ths los uri,.
o! ..s:sen cent. p.r,.ll.p. Oh. ay
Illinois CrLirnI ward. II tn. pIa., ,.f.
L.s tcrn -iek f.r several lg,. +. ,....y..,.
ing.
NJ. u,...... .......... .,.
-. ''P'''S
l.....'. -''' !" '.-
/ Central wharfJont
W., ,,
! sim, CT -
,t,.
| o,ri J.. s....,..,....I..,
lEE CHAIN GANG, under the superyi,-
/ ion OF Tailor Dan VI eCarty. was Yesterday
''s W. ''h' ''o' '"'
- anu ''''''' anu "'''
-
THREE css"s intnn p'i'oa court y",t"r-
day. l"o " 4.sordrr.y aud ons sight
ing drunk Tue " 4''"0i~riln'' were
c"Iorod, and the Sighting drunk white
hey were al lined, AMI executions issued
IN al three Gases.
d" H. H. ''tNEf' "no has been On Dl'-
mess VIZ W "c" pms f"'uf"'' H'S"t be-
'o'e ms H''"! PROOF against eh'.erG,
smallpox, etc, bat when 1t comes to
lei'o" Jack he does not wish to be
counter IN Tor nan l.
HEALTH OFFICER W,,ryy ma. L.,,
instructed by the mayor IN b,,rd .v.ry
'""' t'"'' A. 'h'' point from Tue
''u'n' ahu u case oil ''e"ness Is found to
y" any 'oS'' 10 "'der II o"t IN
10 Tue '''er uh"' phy';eiAH'"n be called
- examine aid report what the chaFac.
''' Oh the ''e"he'' '"'! '''
Jouy II Gp,y,v A,r.,... ~
NcNsor Ars.c... Pet St...;,l A,
-hhs" Henry ho"iHN Commerce, HIS,
W. +. Colby, Cincinnati; Richard 'ro-
"N''' -. -" 40" Williamson, II.
= '"'S w y h'r'eS' f'HHs''iI'i ia.
'Ss' """ iH'''s' 'A''"i a. "Arhher,
- ''''" "''0 ''s'''''o' A. 'Ao
Tuf N,uo and F.,yr.i.o h..,.u
elub. uL,v . match o.',,. -, -,
baseball grounds this afternoon, AT three
O'Clock. h"die' VINO wi'h to witness the
game are invited TO come along, r. seats |
Will be- provided Tor them. Both ciuhs |
are "AnAion' Tor tie Tray, aud some
g'"d Paying may DO looked Tor
The following were the arriyals nj m, |
Eurouean hotel Yesterday. / HMM
CITY. rheoIor. Br,..l r,,a G,,sr...u.
""'
,e,''", "'''
Se', Wy a'ho'' III" H'"se' d. ~
',S' 'N''S' '''''o,S' W. 'Po'u'
'a'1"''' ''A"e'''' III e''s' CITY,
OUE fellow-townsmAn, John Cummings,
who has been with Morris, Rood 4 Coat
Iuun ulino,. t,ri,, tina n.., H..
u half wears. IA. rscsivsd =. h.,l,b 49,,
inp tonic from one Of ouy d,c,,r. tnnwo
q" i"Nh''S o''1'e' "' NC" oapy, ana the
o'oy Is" g"'' vi course Her name Will
10 hsry Mr'' w." do'hs rs well a.
N'"'a 10 o'Po''o"'
The FUNERAL OF Mr.. Ja.. Arick, yos-
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TnE Nom" and Egyptisn baseball
clubs play match game on the usual
baseball grounds this afternoon, n, three
O'Clock. Ladies' who wish to witness the
game are invited to come along, IS seats
will be- provided for them. Both cluh.
are "anSious tor the fray, snd som =
good playing may be looked tor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

Ana Land Agents Of the illinois Contra.
sLd Burlington sni Missouri Railroad com.
panies.
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CHOLERA. angel Of death is again
lowering over our fair cltirs. Thousands
of lives will ho demand unless confronted
in time with the surest and safest prevent
ativc over used DR.. McCAhes Renowned
Mcdicat.d Blackberry Brandy, II hes
never failed its record is triumphant in
the chulern districts where Thousands bear
testimony to it' unparalleled success. Be
ware Of yillaiuous limitations put in sim
liar bottles with similar labels. 9-l7-lw
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For aAs iittings, pipe, etc, go to Rom
MICS Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. 9.lO-tf
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The FUNERAL Of Mr.. Jas, Arick, yes
terday AFTERNOON was attended by very
large coIcourse of our citizens. The
special train whiJh conveyed the remains
t. their last resting place consisted OF
three cars, all of which were crowded
with friends and acquantances of the
deceased. The body WAS inferred a, Beech
Grove Cemetery, neap Mounds Junction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

cJioEkD man, late All employs
OF halhu. y uhi, commission merchant.
yesterday while lzbprinR under the il ru.
ehe- "f several pint. Of blue bia1es, at
down on the railing around the entraLce
10 the basement 81 SAups restaurant. on
the ONO lev9c. lie soon fell To- dnz,nv.
ani losing hi- Laisnce fell overheard md
landed at the bottom Of the slair. lie
Wa picked up more doai than alive. and
conveyed to hIs home ia the barracks.
Hi. iniAries are said to be serious.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

THE following were the arrivals nj the
European hotel yesterday : j. Humm,
city Theodore Brosel, Cape Girarieau +;
Dettmar Moeller, 81. Louis VIM. H.
Jackson, Richmond, Virginia; rhos. Par
her, city c, Palmer, Villa Ridge; j. NJ,
Wiley Ashley, Illinois; q W. Speed
Gardner, Tennessee VIM Petty, city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

OuE fellow-townsman, John Cummings,
who has been with Morris, Rood Il Co, at
uilin, Illinois, during the past three and
half years, has received health restor.
ing tonic from one Of our doctors, known
ia family circles Us II new baby, and the
osby lsagirI. OF course, her name will
be Mary. Mrs. g. is doing ms we'll a.
could be eS pocted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-19

THE sun says Ting BULLETS MAJ
has been made vice-president Of the Cairo
a st. Louis railroad company. We con.
graduate our neighor. When he yet. t.
be NJ {. hs will be prepared to spread
himself II the Cairo " ST. Lsuis rail.
road Is not completed forthwith, every
body will know whore to place the blame.
The sun o. hbarAl. II the rosd is not
omp'e1ed forthwith We must shoulder the
blame II it j. completed within the
time specified in the contract, who will
Receive the credit