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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-30
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MI Rahinnf Ia q ErSnc1lr

NJ. Ba5iEot IS a Frenchman. lie is, Of
course, inventive. His invention is also
equally of course, something on grand
scale, and novel, NJ. Babinst would do
nothing less than ohange tho 'climatc Of
,Weslefn Europe. N1heland of the oak
and the pmo should be mado to yield to
tho cypress and myrtle, the violet and
magnolia. The only thing needed to
effect this isl to nam Up the Gulf Stream
where it turns upon itself IN the Atlan-.
tioi and Tdriye itrbapk Eagain to Europe.
The Cape Verde Islands Would supply,
the necessary materials. N. Babinet
hasa rival in NJ. Malapcrt. The latter
would, ,prodncc, .bvs peculiar method,
the rains, fogs and 'niststo water the
cypress and myrtle, the violets and mag.
'nolias of the former. And here The
useful Gulf Stream, which will soon be
|: getting PROUD Of its Importance, comes
in again. The Gulf Stream and the
Sou,hward floating ice produce rains.
al. Malapert proposes To employ power,
ful vessels to tow the' icebcrEs quickly
south, so that they will melt more rap.
idly, and the rains will be heavier. In
deed, under such circumstances. there is
nothinC to prevent rain being ordered as
wanted and the announcement in times
CT drought that tho govcrnmen, ha,itor.,
dcred the fleet to tow down few ice.
bcrgs would allay all apprehesion. /.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-30
I.aocaL q 3auip@.

" Old papers, suitable for wrap
ping goods, for sale ut this Office.
New Advertisements.
Turnip Sood-D. Laddordale. z
An elegant Photograph Album
G. NJ. Gardener.
See notice Of Hook and Ladder
Ctmpany.
, 1873-03-01
EVANSTON MATTERS.

There was d concert posted to come OF on tho
evaning Of Thursday In this classic suburb. a
groht musical trio was to aing, the exerceeB to
begin promptly at 7:4b o'clock. A reporter from,
The TRIBUNE dropped around ct TAO, and waa
told that the audionoo then assembling would be
informed In twenty miputos whether the entor-
tatnmont would bo given. Going in and taking
q seat, at the expiration Of tho twenty minutes q
tov-hondod youth approached tho audience and
collected tickets aud tho ad1nittauce price, as
suring oil that tho concort .waB surely to be
given.
Timo rolled his coasoless ooursa. Tho mon
talked Credit Alobilior, tho women gossip; tho
young people tlirted, and tile boys whistled.
At D O'Clock tho audience showed faint signs
placards on tho gido Of tile hall. left from somo
festival stating that coffee and aandw;choa could
be had for Is cents.
A. e;19 thong ghtful and lind-hoarted mother
put hor bnby to sleep. =.
At 0.1b a cloao observer might havo noticed q
look OF expectation IN tho eyes Of tho moro
astuto Of The audience, and Ii moment terrific
applause broke upon tho ear Of night. Tho
piano was coming, and joy was unconflned. Up
on the shoulders Of sta1wart men, attended, by
tho .'P. NJ" and other prominent citizena, tho
instrument waa solemnly horno In and deposited
upon tho atago, and whom the hoary hand Of
Chronos was at $40, tho instrument was actually
BY 9.30: tho concert Was in full blaat, and con-
tinued In TINT state until late hour.
In tho meantime, the excitement in the village
became intenso. Careful mothers went dis
tractod for fear that their charming daughters
might have taken the midnight train for Mil
wRukee.
Biblical studonts who staid at home were on
their knoes for their moro worldly chums, aud
secret society men thought TINT tho Soma OF
tion was gouo.
It is, however, with groat pleasure stated that.
, 1873-03-01

The staid city Of Philadelphia has just re-
yaaled to us, tho ways md moana by which
deliberate upon tic guilt Of tue wioEed, arrive
Of thcir conclusion: Two gamblers. siner and
Haas, had boon indicted for tho practice Of tloir
nefarlous profession, md, after their guilt had
been ,protty clearly shown, the case waa given to
timo. of Il days. fho manner In which
tic Juror Of the period spends the
weary hours Of hts incarceration is anus
ingly shown by tho revelations Of ono who
WIS made tho victim OF an interviewing re-
portor. Three Of tho twelve wore "straight-laced,
hard-shell old fellows-one d Methodist, another
q preabyterian, and the third Quaker who.
o tho @ wsro sagssrsy tor
ing slx wero subll.ne1y indifferent, After fifteen
from I'll It onee, It was evident that thoy stood
interyisvsd juror vs. q the opinion thet te the
accused were guilty to q slight oxtont' but
did not deserve much punishment, 80 ho yotcd-
With two othors-for aoquittal. Tho moro they
snoa an hour s,.oe. tv thy ssased iRtS PtS
oheored up . little. and, aomebody hav-
ing produced Pack Of cards, they played
the foreman would cssl meeting twice DAY,
take yoto, and, ns no compromise could DO
effected, tho ouohre men would resume their
game. One OF the "stiff-bnokB" at longth got
uOlu OF Luo CHIu6 &uu DulueQ tQGN up, anu 1Of
this righteous net ho suffered the mnrtyrdom Of
being called "thief and inaendinry" until he
threatened q suit for slauder. AL this was
"fun for tho boys," but confinement was
getting irksome, and they began TO consider
seriously how they should regain their liberty
and relieve the ngonizing suspense Of the
prisoners. Two Of tho three for acquittal at
longth went over to the enomy, leaving ono
against elevon but ho was doggoda and unyieldlng,
and they woro forced to find sources Of am1ise-
ment again. Somebody extomporizod another
pack OF cards from aome atH writing-papor and
tho wicked game wont on, while the "stiI~baoks
read from one copy OF tho 9oripturos, and others
danced the Boston dip" and sang hymns
But to DO forever shut In by four walls, ovon
with such range and variety Of amuaemonts,
was go droary prospect that It at length steoled
the ono stubborn juror against tho prisoners,
and ho agreed to call them guilty,-but only on
one Of the four counts, Ho didn't boliove floy
were very guilty" but to 'got out OF jail " llo
was willing to "agree" that they wore on tho
fourth count, to which, ho supposed, Bome light
penalty attached. To this tho othors agreed,
and they relieved tho waiting court with such
verdict. Then camo tho tiohest part Of tho
whole performance, for, while yerdiot Of guilty
on any Of the other three counts would havo
sent tho accused to prison for not more than one
year, the actual finding, Oh tho fourth count
sent them to prison for two years and half
with flne Of $500 each. That ia what the intol-
Hgont Juror does whom no wants to "lot mnn
OF easyl" Truly, II is q hardened wrotch who
can refrain from suicide eleven days whilo Bucl a
Jury Of LIS peora dance, sing, and play oards
with hin fate In their hands.
, 1873-03-01

Tho through Pacific Express train, for Council
D'ufIa, on,ahu, Ban Francisco, and a other far West
points. will leave tho Wals street depot Of tho Chicago
Northwestern Railway at 10:1E H., Sunday March
Quincy and Chlrago, Rock Island & .ci0o Railways
Will Ia good on tlt9 tlail.
, 1873-03-01


except for TIM completion Of the church, until
hearing OF the cauRe By the Court.
THE COST or CRIMINAL WITNESSES.
An inquiry OF tho Treasurer of Cook County,
yesterday, provoked by tho heavy coats in tllo
last proaeoution OF conldence-mon. elicltod the
fact that the Louisa Boyce trial cost tho county,
IN witness.feos md exponaoH, 9054.30, and tho
Perfect trial only s50. In tho 1atter case the
Mitnessea Woro nonrly all in the city, and very
testimony. Tho Rafferty, case was OF a similar
nature, the fees and costs being merely nom
inal; but the Shaw aud Howell confidence
robbery case WAS an expensive affair, consider
ing the small amount Of booty involved, the pay
mentB to witneRsca alone exceeding ss20O.
IN criminal prosecutions, tho City OF Chicago
will probably rank with tho very Nghtcst taxod
eittes In tho Union, with respect to coats, fcos
and travelling expenses, tho fact being in great
the necessary amount Of crime to keep tho
machinery OF Justice in active motion without
going outside tho limits for either victims or
contributions. Not very conaollng, perhaps,
but mono the lesn 8 fact as regards the choapnoan
OF crime.
THE UNITED sTATEs CoURTs-HEAyg RAILROAD
SUITS.
Almost tho only feature OF interest in the
United States Courts, yesterday, WAS tho filing
oi two Heavy rallrnad suits, namely, Ohioago l.
Alton Railroad Company V. Stephen 7. Hand
ages and tue Hamo complainant v. Sydney Nor
ga1 et d., In the came form Of action, also for
H10, 600 damages,
Ii tho District Court, a fow orders voro maao
In bankruptcy-w appear elsow],ero-and
some other business, not Of an overwhelmingly
interesting character, WEB dono. The only eujt
fled was W tue Asslguees Of Mum, Norton 4
, 1873-03-01


TOR BALE-A ROSEWOOD PIANO, sEVEN 90.
tAyos. nearly now, with atool and cover; &60J
Mi I'll ,n to5 sso9: dEsn ia oteFsro. Secretary
t 'on osntsoetaelo 1iso lot Ct HANDSOME aoro-
Y at 4N WabAsh.Av., opposite Erst baptist Church.
1JOUsEI!oLD .FUnNITURK,.. CARPETS, ao.,
wanted for cash. EnEo household stocks bought 10
any amounts Lette1s will toectvo prompt attontiou Ad.
, 1873-03-01


nivVnONa legally OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
lVdeoEee scandal avoided; ulno yoars practice In tho
couFtu OF Chicago Address r. o. BOX 1861.
MO DlyonoE, NO FEE-DIVOKOEs IR0AILY
!! obtained for cnusos all law buauoss attended TO-
A4AEssA Na9ln U Et1 Eanth Clark At. lnoos8 ntAmp.
, 1873-03-01


TIE uNrrEn 9EAzEs o1ncu1T counr-Tho Chicago
Alton Railroad Company '. Btephcn 7. landlord
q d. trespnss on the case 80 ooo.-sAmo sydnoy
Morgan et nj. case, FL, 900. -. -
THE uNrrrp STATES DtsrR1or CounT-The As
slgnee: Of Mnnn, Norton Acott j. Il. Whito; aa-
TIM d1nourT oounre ,ooe-A. Blum, Jr., '. William
A{cGuiro; aa4umpolt, $500. s.oo7-A Dlu1n, Jr., '.
Tma pisz,'h fSnitsss;os FIJI
Neuberger; asaumEait $500, e,01l-william N. STAN
ters: assa1npsi stoo eols@Ws@ y lam nlar tes es IT. T v
Medard D. Martin; absnmpst, s4oo. eo13-Jano
uomorford '. Edward Oomorford; attachment for
q. M 6 Pr week, clothing money savaneed, defend
e,0f1-8nnutl Billings Y. 1aaper nlltngs and Ed
ward .. Hannon inlunohon to restrain defondhntR
from receiving, collecting using any OF tho moneys
a,:sl Ct 2Pgs HsRo1 o1s9R senpe'o tho
vein Ct q. appsai. gQle-1ane putnoy y: Godfrey
Dooi iO Holsssin tity 1000 e,oi7-Mcoabe y. '.
CO.., Goodwin ct a .PpeMe1 a. Murphy s9ge; aP-
sssanpattt $500. o.o2o-otprien y. Illinois Central
Railroad Company appeal: e,021-T. D. Evans :. a.
Burial 90. sssiupatt, 1000. 0,o22-The Bwift h
0ourteney d Beecher 90. v. N. B. Elalson assump-
st $500. Rurnt Rceorda) 4oaie, MILLER '. All whom
It may ponchrn.
Tua byRHnlon counr--42,o19-p. n: pscherer 5:
Co., ot Lynn, hlaas., =. wiawal, Nazro ThompAon,
s., ,oo2.I6. N,6loEMphonso o. Greonobauin ', ".
Frank Richie; nssumpeit $500. 42,sl7-Alhert a.
srra4uo y John ?: Fatsay aasun,ps!t, $500. 42b18
Richard H. Hubfcn '. Thomas Bremen appeal,
42,520-John Mcleod '. Charles @, ProntIas; appeal
, 1873-03-01
| alt, "a, 600 damages.
Judge Dlodgott will probably take up the cali
In his own cotht on Monday, and Judge Drum
mond take his soat III Tho Circuit Court on Tuos-

Git, u, ,UOU da1nhKo8.
Judge Dlodgots vii! probably take up The cali
In his own eotiat on Monday, and Judge Drum-
mond take his soat III Tho Circuit Court on Tuos-
day.
GENERAL REVIEW OF YESTERDAYS nuarNEea.
Superior Court yostor,iay.e Judge Porter wsa VA
through with tho oall for tue torn, Judge Gray
WINS busy at Tho Criminal Court, and tLoro .waa
nothing doing IN tho way Of new suits.
thing %oth 1S 1e e.esp .sFs s asS sss5ss sn
crowded tho Clork's oinoo to rooolvo thoir pay,
limited as 1t now e. Judge Farwen wan on
gagged throughout tho ontire day hearing the
Fuller tlloatricn injunotton suit, The particulars
| ago. Judge 1reo disappeared ut IN oarly honr,
IL tho convoy Of tho martyrod nood, aud Judge
noGorg dismissed hls Jury In tho railroad aooi-
coodlngly dull and unintorcsling.
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.
Philip P. Leo .ycatorday potitionod for the
bankruptcy of q. Louis, claiming as creditor on
has acknowledged hlmnelf to bo IN q state OF
Insolvency. Els nsuota constst OF q stock OF
hnts aud cAps, valued at e9, 800, his dobts being
e5,200. Tho uaual rule to show cause was
issued. .
John D, Ellison potitloned for the aljudtca-
tion Of Brown 4 Co., for alleged suspension Of
in tlo matteE @ oi Mark Campbell, tho Assignee
AppllSN W kAO NOuIt AVA 4VuSS " Bull kuu RVUubt
Which consist Of hair, and aro all Of periahablo
nature, by private contract md II appearing
that several lncHeotual attempts havo boon mado
to realize fair prices at public auction tho court
granted tho application.
Mark Kimbail, Assignee Of tho Mutual scc1-
rity insurance Company, obtained loage to
change the security In tho casos Of John Brain
ard ct a. for o. ,o0a, taking cash $780, and prop
crly indoreed notes for tho balance, giving up
tho mortgage Of real catato In exchange for the
notoa. -
standish '. Cornish Was adjudicatcd by con-
feasion, and Horatio Pratt appointed Provisional
Assignee.
GENERAL NOTES. :
Jane Oomerford yesterday obtained an attach
mont ngainst Edward Comorford. Of Silver City,
Now Moxico, for the sum Of $4,000, for tho sup
port, board, clothing, nnd maintenance OF Ed
wards two minor children, who hsvo boon roBld-
Ing with tho plaintiff for tho past 104 weeks, for
which board thoy are charged ab per wool. :.
mont suit, in tho Circuit court, niaaing the
damages d $1,000, In hor affidavit affirming that
tho defendants arc In wrongful posRosaion Of
Lots II and IS, Block TO- Holstein City.
7. 3. Evans yesterday commenced IN assurnp::
sit suit in tho Circuit Court, against e. Durrou
Co., damages, $4,000.
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sECI'RE LIE Window

Have you visited schlesingers new pho.
togrsph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington svenuesf II
not. you should do 30, and give the proprie.
tor an opportunity to try his SKIN In Taking
Of you o perfect likeness and splendid
picture. Mr.. scblesingcr's gallery is fitted
up in the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies drawing room il beautifully FUR
nishcd. and the operating room has sky
light unsurpassed by any in the West. Mr..
Schcsingcr hopes his many hicpds, who
have heretofore given to him their patron
axe, will continue their fayors. 10 them
and the public generally be extends On in.
yitstion 10 visit his rooms. who thcr desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
| conveniences he has procured indeed, 81
| tile latest improvements in bis art--and the
skill of an operator Of great merit, lately o.
London. Mr.. Frank Locke steele. will com
mand their patronage when they shall neec
| work 10 be done. t-l6-lm.
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The following were smone the srri-
walls ut the ST. Charlie, hotel yesterday /
Jas. Gordsn, and Rot.. VI. Dill, Spsrtr,
Illinois; j. NJ. Hesloy, Cbsmpsign, lili- !
moi. J. W. Thomas, Portsmouth, Ohio; !
Samuel Southland, 81. Louis a. II. Bush, !
st. Louis; John H. Taylor, city.
AT y late hour night before last lot
Of negro boys coneregstcl o, tho corner
Of Fourteenth ard Cedar streets and con.
Quoted themselves in such o msnner as TO
disturb the whole ueighborhood. The
young rssosls should every one have been
arrested and locked up in the calaboose.
We ssii yesterday ,hst 1--WE under.
stood suit wa. to DO brought by tho hi.
nois Central Railroad company agains,
parties occupying portions OF the railroad
strip We know now that suit has been
brought against several parties who We
fear will find that the road ia terribly IN
earnest about the matter and intend max.
ing them vacate the strip 81 "all haz-
ards"
--Mes.r'. Elliott and Hay thorn wish to
inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they are not selling out at COS,
but at the very smallest trino above cost,
and not less than ten per cent. lower than
any Of those who arc selling out q, cost
This is n sort Of riddle, but then its the
truth. Go and see their immense stock OF
boot. and shoes, examine their prices and
os'iofy yourself. 7-s.3.
Several times within the past fuw
Lays We have seen countrysen On the
streets in different portions Of the city
Offering for ssl- from their wagons
vegetables Of various kinds, and 10 almost
every instance, where we have taken the
trouble 10 look at them, 1t was found that
the "truck" offered for sale WAS, TO say the
least, not fresh, and In one or two instan-
res, utterly unfit for use As tho ordi.
nance Of the city prohibits the sale of
w!thered or stale garden struck" At the
vegetable stands in the city, would it no,
be- ms well to prohbi, their sslo By eoun-
irymen f'om their wagons unripe. Decayed
or wil'ed vegetables are sll the same nc
matter where they come from.
|, --Stockeeth, who sell. more liquor thar
-, any other half dozen firms in Southern
Illinois, has jus, received q large invoic,
Of The celebrated George sayer & Cos
d, cogniac, and james Hcnnes.y brsndies
both of which are warranted pure i'm
ported Good Judges Of liquor say thu
these are among the best and pures
o brandies in the market. The goods are 70
sale in the original packages, and will b,
so shipped. Parties in search Of 4 No.
liquors will do we'll to call upon Mr.
S,ockhe,h, as be is prepared to Offer in
ducemen,s with which no house in thi
section of the country csn compete. A.
pure brandy is an eIcellen, thing 10 Rave
in the house just at this particular time
We advise everyone TO 90 TO Stoeleth
and procure q bottle Of either one or the
other Of The liquors mentioned
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KySASToN TO THE FRONT.

Nj. James hyna,ton, whose reputation ~
a butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new meat
shop near the corner of Commercial avenue
aud twentieth street, nest door TO Mr. Pa,
BurFs grocery store. 1t isswell known and
Acknowledged fact that Air. kynaston, dur.
ing his long experience in the meat bu.i'
ness in this city, never offered to his custom
ers anything but the choicest of every lind
OF meat. He Is a good judge Of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest,
and as consequence has the best Of beef.
The same may be said Of every Kind of mea,
sold by him. Give him trial, and our word
Tor IL, you will always be pleased. G.ls-u
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FOR SALE OR KENT.

a two-story house on Commercial ave-
nue. near the corner Of Nineteenth street.
The house is forty feet long by twenty
two feet wide. 1t contains ten rooms ard
kitchen, and good ci.,ern and necessary
out-houses are attached - it. 1t is well
v.n,iIated and well adapted for business
house or dwelling. 1t is in business par,
Of tie city and hiss been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply t.
JOIN HEGAkTY,
River Shannon House, Ohio Levee
Cairo, Illinois. 7-s-!m.
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The BASE BALL MAICH.

The game Of base ball played at Mouud
City yesterday, between the Egyptian
club Of this city, and the Rivarsiaas Of
Mound City, was an entirely one.sided
| affair, ns will be seen by the score pub.
lished below. The Egyptians are loud
in their praise Of the msnner in which
they were received and entertained by
the Mound City boys. The Egyptians
were provided a splendid dinner, by
Mrs. Van Nostrand, and otherwise hand
somely scared for a. 3 o'clock the
clubs me. on the field in front Of DR..
Casey residence, and Mr. Chas. \. Saup
Of this city, chosen umpire. The captains
Of the two clubs tossed the nicklc, which
sen, the Riversides to the field. The fol.
lowing j. the score
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kACuRSION TO DENVER

NJ ASD ST l.. PAcEET COMPANY
AotSI s OFFICE, Cairo, July l,ls7S
The Memphis and 81. Louis Pscks,
company now 0Ger for sale round trim
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and return
s's good for ninety days from date Of
sale. Also regular tickets on sale f,,
Kansas City, Omaha, ropeas, Lawrepco
San Francisco and all principal poip,.
west, and by river ana rail to all poir,.
south. For further Information esll .,
the companys Office, No. Il Ohio loyee
under City National bank, Cairo, nlipol,
JAMES MALLORY, Tickle, Ayt
Sol A. silver, Passenger Agt
- ,f
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BAkGAlN.
\ FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE

Situated on the Cairo and Tincennes
railroad, one-hslf mile from the depot a,
Caledonia station, containing one hundred
and tfy.aye acres Of the bes, fruit land
IN Southern Illinois, one hundred acres
under cultivation, the balance in good
timber aud well watered BY never failing
springs There is frontage on the Ohio
river Of ons'balf mile with good landing
Tor wood yard and general shipping bust.
meas. Prospects for iron and coal good
Parties wanting sgood home will do we'll
to look at the place before purchasing
elsewhere, Terms easy. ENQUIRE Of
G-2i2T ID. HURD i Sos, Cairo IN
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Lettie Coleman takes this method
OF informing the public that she is nov
prepared to do all kinds Of nus laundry
work a, cheap rates. Fluting, crimping,
etc, done =: a small advance per dozen
on plain clothes. Familie. and individuals
will find it 10 their Advantage 10 take their
clothes TO Mrs. Coleman. Residence on
Fourth street, south side, between Wash
ingtor and Commercial avenues. ..C.lm
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THE BARBER.

Gus. Helm, sixth street, near OHIO leyee,
has just laid out considerable sum OF
money in repainting, papering, and in every
way repairing his barber shop, and his Is
now one Of the incest. If not the incest ton.
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm EN-.
ploys none but frst-class worknen in his
shop, and we venture to say the two young
men who now hold situations there, cannot
be excelled in their calling by any other
barber or BARRIERS in the city Try them.
t-i--tf
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ICE CREAM.sALOON.

A. warm weather il approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad 10 learn that
Mes-r-. Ssup & Clarkson have lifted up aud
refurni-hed, in elegsn, style, their ice cream
psrlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order. and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment 10 mak G
the pleasure and comfort of their patrons
complete i.15.tf
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance is offered g. some man
with money TO invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part o; the
city. Two lots, 20 feet front on the ave-
nue., house 2 stories Two large store.
eau DO l.toi up Oh tho frs, door, the up
per storie' are well a'rsnged for oiicg- or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire OF JoHS q. HARNAS Il Co.,
"-tu Real Estate Agents, Csiro, HIS
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A new hotel has been:opened in..she: large
house located on the corner Of seventh
street and Washington avenue. II VIII be
known a. Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr Brown, whose reputation IS hotel
keeper is weil.known in this city The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
returnished, and is In every way hrstelass.
The tables are at all tunes furnished with
the best the season affords, aud the charges
liberal, being only 81 90 per day Mr.
Brown solicits and deserves share OF the
Public patronage. 0-AfN
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been reltted and
improved, and is now one Of the most CON
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month, will
always ind them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates Of board have been reductcd a. fol.
lows: Day board. "a 70 per week transit,
III % per day; board and lodging, from e.
10 e. per week. Mrs VI. J. WHITE,
If Proprietres-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-10
NEW GOODS,

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and dty different stylesof hats and bonne,s,
beside \ large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
be sold at the lowest prices.