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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12

y Down Easter SAW the Falls OF m,
"N'mritr. Il few weeks ago. and thus
relieved his mind: The Yosemite
Fall of the picture is triting affair
nor can YOU tell whether the rock over
which il passes be 300 or 1000 feet high.
In reality it is Il thing of life, spray,
mist, color, foam. elasticity of motion,
crash. roar and thunder. 1t is the high
est waterfall in the world 1t is 2634
feet high
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12
Insurance. Life.


...tNI Il jus,.I E:.i'rusd street
Ir..r "un,i,r aud Nachini-t.
.. lfILI N"Itu end K Il. Street
HIlin,rN .uu,i Fancy Goods.
. 'IE Ma. street.
Merchant Ta!I"r~.
..uun Dau, be, Block L Il ~tl"'t
ih"t"-ri'pn~-
..aU Euruuam Building Main -
...u rr.,.I.n.,u H,",l. Nam >'i''t
l'uut'r- :u,d Publishers.
..... . GO ual,i"ui.t, Block Mn.n -
r...-,.- a"d Tin Ware.
.lE ,-''ru \v'u'Ir.
.,rDpf:t tr Railroad ~ir"rt
.. Eatjr'u \N-uU'
"1'ru'>. Ir,.IiA and Toys.
... iu"l'I 'n!rd"niau hl Nam -
... "H.. ..-.....f -rr,.tT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12
TIE WAIKER HOUSE,

EAST TEMPLE 81. SALT LAKE CITY
This h"u>,. th,. largest and hest appointed
I!uu~,' in Utah Territory and has acc"umnda tion
t"l lHEEE 81 NpREp AND FIFTY guests. street ears
and carriages connect with the White sulphur
Baths. Reading rooms containing papers from all
points. Baths. Bar. TELEGRAPH News and Cigar
Stand attached +" the House.
ji--lN II. =. GREELEY \ 60. PrnpIirrurs.
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Dirrrturp.

J..,.>> and Loc1tion ot hc IcuI-
..,,>, H,a>c> in ST. JobH>j"tp.
,.,,rIt.r-i r""I- aud Hardware.
...~klLl. U"yt.~ Block L. Il. 81.
Np"th"carir-.
..Nr \n D. Bank Bloch Man y
.... -p< Emdll- EloN, L. L. II.
lr-ruc,- At Law.
.k4 ..,. d; Il Office and Post office.
..... ..... >.4 ,alrdou,.,r Iilk up stairs
t..r M.u ~ ",~r Halls Fletcher
81 %. l.guArT
i:rut> aud stationery.
.... ..,r,.rI ,,],i"nin ElL Nam II.
i:"nk flinders.
....rA.,r A-I~ N"nnmrnt square.
i,,ul- -I,=rI and business.
..t.. 500 Monument ~uuaI"-
GtL-r> and 'nrtccti"r"r~.
abbey Naiu -.r,,r
.:u,.t- and shoe.
-.NlI NnuEu Nud- Elh K i; ~
D"thuts IIn.~ and Gaps.
.H'T Ism, ll"rk. opp"-it" -. John,
.. t..,r,ru I:,.,dy Nad, Clnthin- Hats
...- .urr>alu- t.o"d- etc rl,
s.rnin. Tor Wen and H",~.
..a.Nks SEQ. Ia.Ihouh- VILLAGE.
...v. .,i,. ,.It-- and stone. Ware.
.....Nk~A co ralrlrruA- Village.
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Dentists.
.NI<- '.},d"uiau Block Main Street
IRA ~NiIH Uui"u Flock. Main street
Dining Rooms.
..f~N PI.IIi\iIi.i Eastern Avenue.
r., '..n,i-. aud I.adi'->' Ilm'N Goods.
".II ,e,uu- FLOCK L l. street.
% l.I.;HNNk> y co Fairbanks Village
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.TLErCULU N.m ~rrr,I
IInrr AMI Feed.
,InEIru N co. EASTERN A,rnu"
Furniture. aui 't~k"i-.
$ ~N.II~EE Nam Street.
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.uph s. 60. Ga-',Iu -t.'la,r.
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Hi. N.tuu;h"tur"r.
,..l. EIlr Works opp ra~~"n-tI Depot
...,,. ir~ aud House !>rrpiug Gn"ds.
.tIuBA&k~ = ca. Fairbanks Nilia-'.
Hotels.
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Jnfrls.

81. JOHNSBIRN HOUSE
MAIN STREET ST. .TOHNSRt-EY VI
q. l.. GILMORE. Proprietor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
\EwFORT. VT.
W + BOW MAN. Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
BUHIINDTuN VI
CRANE A STACY. Pr"prirtors
RUSS HOUSE
SAN FENNrI>oO. CALIFORNIA
: II. SEI MOI X Il co. Pr"prirtnrs
Mt. MiNSEIELD HOTEL.
STOWE Vt.
y hrst-clI-~ Hotel with all the modern improve
mrut~ Accommodations for 300 guests
y. Z KEELEI; Manager
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ADMISSION uI COLORADO.

recommend for Your favorable con
the passage of an enabling
act iol the admittancr of Cnlorad" ~ II
STAT" IN the | mon. 1t p"s>,>~''~ all the
tl' inrui> "i i prnSpcl"u> State. agri-
'uiruial and mineral. and | hcli,.vc hl,
- i'"l"llIti"n to justify such admission.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

Pending negotiations between the
United States and the Government of
spain. "n the subject of the capture. |
have authorized the Secretary Of the
Navy to pat our navy ON Il war footing.
to ihc extent. AT least. of the entire an
nuIl appropriation for that branch of
the ~cINirc. trusting to Congress, and
the opinion of III" American people Il"
ilI-tIt\ my :IC1lOII
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12

Since the adjournment OF coh@ie>>'
the following treaties with loiels,l l'"M
ers have been proclaimed: A hatulai'-
zatiou convention with Dehiharh Il
cnnventiou with Mexico for renewing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-12

| suggest tor your consideration the
enactment nf = law to better secure the
civil rights which freedom should Sc
rnrc. hut ha> not etfrctually secured to
the cufiauchiScd slave
t>ignedl I. :. GRANT.
Executive Mansion. December |, 1873.
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NOTICE.

EpIroR BUILErlN-l wish to inform such
Of your reader, a. may be passing strangers,
or who may not know I. j. shores aud his
wel.-studied plans of mischief, that the card
IN last Sundays paper. with the name OF
"simco" to it, was shown TO Since in my
house next day. lie said that the lrst
sentence only, (that pertaining to hi, having
no knowledge OF Elder CALDWELL, was ali
that he had said, anu that was drawn out OF
uim in conversation; that all the balance he
had not said and that lie had nSt written 4
word of 1t, nor had he authorized any such
publishing with his name. This he said in
the presence of myself aud wife, aud three
Vthcr persons. ConnruJ is unnecessary.
ANIuuNY HOPKINS.
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For the Bulletin.l
THE MoDOC's DEATH SONG.

The stars shine by night and the sun shines
But glory remains when their lights fade
Begin. ye tormenters your threats are In
vain, . ia -
complain.
Remember the arrows he shot from hi bow,
Remember your chiefs by his Ratchet lald
low $500,
why 80 Slow DO you wait ill | shrink
IRON the painf
No. the son Of the Modocs shall never
complain.
Remember the wood where in ambush We
lay,
And the scalps which we bore from your
nation away,
Now the flame rises fast-you eNult in my
pain.
But the son OF the Modes can never
complain.
| 60 TO the land where my father IL gone;
iii, ghost shall rejoice IN the tame oi his son
Death comes like u friend to relieve me
from pain,
And thy sou, o Modoc. has scorned &c
complain. j. H.
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NOIIIIi.

Notice is hereby given, that tbs annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cairo
CITY Ferry company win be held at the com
pany's office, corner Sixth street and Ohio
lcVee in this city, on Monday, May next
at 10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of elect.
Ing seven directors 10 serve the ensuing
year, and Tor general bu'ines,.
Tuos. W. HALLIDAY, Scc'y.
CAIRO, HIS, April Il, 1873. l.I7dtd
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CAL IION.

The unprecedented success and tho sumo.
| riority OF the Averill Chemical Paint ha, nj.
ready brought numcrou, WORTHLESS. imjtn.
| lions In the nrkct, under the name. of
mixed" prepared for immediate usc !"
"liquid," and chemical paints" and this
company caution. the public, Doth desler
| and con umcrl, not 20 coniound them with
our manufacture. IL is II well known fact
that when the Aycrll Chemical Pain, was
lrst put upon the market, It was the only
paint OF the Kind that could be found. Its
merits were so great, however, that twelve
months had scarcely elapsed before counter.
feit- began 10 appear, until now they are
numbered 0y scores. Thens 70 plain as are
these are fully provided for In the United
s,ltes patent laws, and when the suits begun
by the Ayerll Chemical Paint company-and
now In process-shall have been decid d, we
shah hold all manufacturers and purchasers
81 liquid paints. 10 violation OF our patents,
TO strict account. Sold mixed In oil colors
ready for the brush by \. Z. Way 4 Co.,
Sixth street, between Washing ton anu Com.
wsEcil sysaasL
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LAWRENCE BARRETT.

Mr. Dan. Hartman, lessee of TIE AlhCnc
UNI, has been uoIitsd that Lawrence Bar.
rett VIII remain in this city but for one
night, instead of two, " heretofore adyer-
t.ed. "l,osedaic." with Mr.. Barrett rs
ZEN OF, Gray" will be the play, and the
time Thursdly night, May /. Ia conse.
qucnce of this change, MIR. Hartman has rc.
qu stcd us to notify the holders of tickets
good for reserved seats for the drst, Wed.
u, sd,y night, to call aud exchange them ior
Thursday night; or if III, desired, upon the
return OF wednesday night tickc.s the
money for the same will BE- returned.
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TO TIE VOTERS OF. ruC TWENTY.
.iyrl JIpi,A CIV

,..-...-.......-. - -" '~NN'pN " NN'"
munication- IRON the counties OF Pulaski,
Massac. johnson, Pope, Hardin and AlcXan.
der, composing the Twenty-sixth circuit,
requesting Inc 10 announce myself as II can.
didatc Tor the office of crcui. judge. These
communications are signed almost unani.
mously by the members Oh the bar OF the
district, and by a number of other promin-
cnt citizens OF the above mentioned
counties.
Deeply sensible OF the compliments boln
implied by and expressed in these requests
and duly grateful th,rcior-l announce
myself candidate for the position ind-
Gated. am well aware that the office is
one OF great labor and Of greatrcsponsbnily.
| can only say that, if elected, viii perform
the 1!ties OF the Office to the best Of my
knowledge and ability.
DAVID J. BAKER.
CAIRO, Illinois, April -, 1873.
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RIVER NEWS

ARRIyEr.
Steamer Mohawk, Memphis
Jas Howard, New Orlean.
Mary Miller, Louisville
Jun Fisk jr, Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
City OF Chester, ST Loui.
ii Bigley, ST Louis
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
DEPARTED.
Steamer Mohawk, st Louis
Jas Howard, st Louis
JAS Gilmore, Ohio river.
Mary Miller, Jacksonporl
Great Republic, New orleans.
jim Fisk jr Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
City of Chester, Memphis
} Ii Bigley, Pittsburg
Arharsss Belle, Evansville
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
Here the Ohio is falling one foot every
twenty four hours. Tho low ground bo-
low the old fort is free from water and In
few days it will be out Of the slough.
Special dispatches to lHE BULLETlS re-
port the condition of the rivers Mt various
places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business about the levce ives brisk and
considerable freight was drayod to the
whHrlboats.
The weather wa fair and very pleasant
all day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mohawk brought up the IIopeaeld
~harlboHt, and took it TO Mound City,
where il will be taken on the marine ways
and given a general overhauling.
The tug Montauk is again in running
ordor. She issupplied with Farris' new
patented grate bars, AM 50 far they have
acted well and given satisfaction.
The Great Republic remained here until
yesterday afternoon taking on freight,
and when she left her guards were touch
ing the water.
Tho j, II, Bg'ey had tow Of iron ore
for the Ohio river.
The City of Chester, jas, newly re-
painted, has taken her place in her trade
and came in with n fair trip aud added
considerable freigh, here.
The Il L Les went up to Louisville
with her people, but returns 10 Evansville
for n load.
the Arkansas Belle was In and out on
time with only moderate trip.
The City Of Vick.burg Is being re.
painted nj 1t, Louis, and the Emma c. !
Elliott has taken her place ia the vick.. |
burg trade. She is the packet for vicks.
burg, leaving tins evening
The Mohawk had tow OF &c. barys.
for 81, Louis,
The Mary Miller had good losd II,
White river, and wanted but little hsrs
The tug Mignonet,e, purchased no
Brown and Jones o, Memphis, a, the GOV
eminent sale ut Mound City wa, towsd
here by the Montauk yesterday, md will
DO towsd to Memphis probably BY The
n. V. 7. company 10 = dsy or i've. |
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral services of Mrs. Annie klnge
will be held to-day at the German Catholic
church in this city. The procession viii so
from Mr.. Huge, residence, on rol lar and
Nineteenth street, to the church at II
o'clock a. m. The sermon will be preached
by a missionary from Toledo, ohio. Aftei
the services the procession will move TO the
foot Of Eighth cat, when, at u O'Clock
p. IN, the remains will be placed on board a
special train for Villa Ridge, where the in cr'
mcut will take place. The relations and
friend, Of the family re invited.
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t27 lw.


Mrs Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out a stock OF new aud fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
anu my different styesof hat, aud bonnet,,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, now.
sr' and notions OF all sorts, al Of which vii
ts sold AZ the lowest prlce..
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PETITION TO JUDGE BAKER

CAIRO. HIS, April 2ith, 1873.
To the Hon. David J. BAKER;
DEAR sIn-Tho undersigned members OF
the bar county officers and citizens OF Alex
ander county. recognizing III you an able
and impartial judge, would respectfully re-
quest YOU TO become a candidate for re.elec'
ton at the approaching judicial election
promising YOU our support and influence.
Yours very respectfully,
william Allen, Attorney at Law
L III rope. state Attorney.
u 4 Linegar, Attorney at aw.
John VI Lansdcn, Attorney ut Law.
SAMUEL l. Wheeler, Attorney ut Law.
Alex III Irwin, sheriff.
Geo w Weldon. County Constable
John L ain. Deputy sheriff.
X. Fitzgerald, Deputy sheriff
Jacob q Lynch, County Clerk.
William Martin, County Treasurer.
WIN & Mulkey, Attorney ht Law.
Reuben :. lOcum, Circuit Clerk.
W. +. Schuckcrs.
William Il. Green, Attorney at Law.
A. A. Arick, Commission Merchant.
John II. Mulkey, Attorney.
VIM u Gilbert, Attorney.
ME- Gilbert, Attorney.
II Watson webb. Attorney
Geo W Mckcaig, Attorney.
6 - williamson.
John III Robinson.
John a Gos>inan, Coroner.
NJ j Buckley.
Thoma. Winter.
| Alfred Com ng-.
= ID Ayers.
VIM II Thomas.
j y Gamble.
| NJ Carte,
John q llarman
Ihos W Halliday.
Dennis Coady.
Jas Ryan.
AW O'Neal
| u w Iiamliu.
b + Blake.
JAS A phillis.
Henry Elliott.
Oscar Haythorn.
Golistine Il lto.euwateT.
G. Orth.
II 4 IhOms.
Jubcr BrOthc.i.
Horace uanuon
VI : Cox.
NV Barclay.
Paul G. Schulz,
Benz L Fields
Charles Frank.
II Meyers,
y Linton.
john iiowlcy.
: Bernard Smyth.
, W NJ Will ms.
Robt W Miller.
re We're.
Joseph Ab II.
W Is Gre,l,
\ William " uitc
Al II llurd.
l. w Green.
Peter Ncif.
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Communicated
BRING THEM ALL UP.

Mr.. Editor:
l wish TO say something in commenda.
ton of the inaugural of our newly elected
mayor. most especially Ike that por
YEN. .ss i -reia'ipWnnTs sf"irTs. q
l really nope that he will have the mora
courage to carry it out and direct his Pc.
lice forces to make their raids upon thes,
houses at time when they will mos,
likely find the male frequenters and inmate.
of these houses rs well us the females, and
bring them all up to the courts, and my
word for 1t that he will ind ten male pros
ututes TO one female. JUsTICK.
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In another place in this issue OF THE BUI.
LETIN will found ,all signed by all the
members OF the Cairo bar, aud many of tie
very bes; citizens Of the city, requesting tie
Hon. David j. Baker to become a candidate
for Reelection to the Office of judge OF the
circuit court for the Twenty-siXth Judicial
Circuit. The characters OF the men whose
names ore signed 10 the call is sufficient
evidence OF the high estimation in which
Judge Baker i. held by the people of Cairo
During his official career he Ia, won the re.
speet OF the members OF the bar and the
people OF the district. 1t Is most probable
oe wan nave no opposition Tor the iudpeshin
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
PabIiessiou once. Buiietin Buiidins
WaahinEtop Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

q, s, $40. SER. opsvhvHR's OFFICE
CAIRO, April -, lsi3, l0ll pm
Barometer zoos.
Their nometer IS degrees.
wir d northeast, velocity l2miles per hour
Weather clear.
Maximum temperature last 81 hour, al
1 p. m, - degrees.
Minimum temperature, last u hours at
Ga. M. IS degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hours, northeast
Total number OF miles wind travelled. last
"a hours, ~.
DAVID W. NApNErT. Observer.
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n. W. Y.
NEW WOOD YARD ONE SQUARE, EAST
OF CusiOM.uOUsr.

lam now prepared to furnish Al! kind. o.,
cord.wood on short notice. Stock always in
yard, ready for delivery without DELAY.
sawed or split wood to any length ordered.
Having machine facilities for saving, | am
enabled 10 supply Ut Te.wooj with dispatch.
Orders may be len " Bristol & slilwelps,
J. u. Phillips. j. c. Whites office, J. IL.
Netcslrs, or 1t The yard. FIR. MUM.
t,2tlW
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New stock and new styles of wall paper,
paints. oils, window glass, etc. etc at d. r.
Meig,' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles In wan paper before purchasing else.
where. 4-lG.,f
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CAIRO, Illinois, April -, 1873.
POLICE COURT.
Before +. lSross, l.. Nj

Before +. Bross, T.. Nj
Mr.. Dan. Barry's astronomical obserNa.
tons through the bottom of bar-room
tumbler, day before yesterday, made him
both dizzy and noisy, and led him into hu.
mors that were very di,tnstciul to sober
loo >ers-on. Mr.. Is was ares ed and in de-
fault of the payment of e., anG the usual
memcntocs to the worth and efficiency OF
the court, was sent 10 the calaboOsc.
James Harrison, u "culled puSsen,' was
yesterday arrested on a warrant sworn out
by DR.. Fields, charging him with driving
faster within the ely limits than the ordin.
ances OF the city allow That drive cost MIR.
HARRISON in round dsures s2a-or in other
words, ten days in the calaboosc.
The inSinciblc Cain brought Nancy Mack,
Alice James, Rcbecca wilkins, and Ida New
ton into court that they might ssipaic the
impression that they were inmates of a
bawdy house, or suffer the consequences OF
aiailurc TO do so. ihcy failed TO push away
the cobwebs that obscurei the respect
ability of their characters in that regard.
and were lined ten dollars and the ueNitable
"lgrccablcs."
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The mosquitoes, knats, flies. bugs and
BUNDLE bees, are coming. so prepare your.
tef by covering your window with wire
cloth from ialley's; you can sleep without
bars. and dine without flies. 4-2i I'm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

Mr.. Rob't ven,recs, late ship.carpenter on
the steamer Mary Alice, died ut his resi-.
dence In this city. He leaves wife and one
daughter. We understand the funeral viii
take place on Thursday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

A brace OF irah lair ones were on the
street yesterday afternoon, illustrating the
truth Of the maxim that he'll hath no fury
Ike woman drunk" An officer happened
TO be an observer OF their unscemly cut.
hossup, but permitted them to 90 home 10
sober.oa, preparatory to appearing this
morning before nis honor Judge Bross.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

The place to buy wall paper and window
shades is 40. 2Scyonth street, opposite Win
ter's block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II. ABLE. u
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BISMARCK BlNp

There will be meeting Of Section A. this
,"eaue'ia!J evening NJ 5 O'Clock at THE
peIlliiN oMce' Twelfth and Washington.
1ue members are all requested to attend.
JOHN GOssMAyN. Secretary
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

The Burnett steam cooking vessel, the
National Anne and Epicurc broilcrs,
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring, at
ualley's, los Washington avenue. 4.2i I'm.
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Never get light, nnd--IdVcrti-e

Bird cages, Hover baskets, wire cloth,
riddles, sand screens, rakcs, hoes, shove's,
spades, sp iding and hay forks, step and ex-
tension atders, wo ID pumps and genera
assortment Of tinware. stoves aud house fur
nIshlng goods, ~ IInlIty's. IN I'm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

i. NJ. Ward is now 'irpared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hrhury wood to any
part OF the city. Also all kan sof wood aud
coal always on hand. 3.25 Il.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

We are the sole agent for the sale Of Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
a. Copdon, lllin'i- put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
+'l3 u. CoFFEY, PACE & CO.,
No. 81 Ohio Leyee
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

A. warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad to learn that
MesSrs. saup & Clarkson have fitted up and
rciurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order, and nothing
II wanting about the establishment TO maxi
the pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete i-l5-ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

To thos. of our cuisines. men VIII, are
complaining about "hard times and no Lu,i.
moss" we commend the advice of the fol.
iOwsn3 .,sssspplet:
Never get tight, nud-Ilycrtisc
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce that
David J. Baker is a candidate Tor judge OF
the Twenty.sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June ., 1873. til
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

Envelopes furnished and printed at the
BULLETIN OFFICE at 80 to 20 per thousand
a.optf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

Mr.. John Hyianl, whose life was despaired
of on NJ nday, was much better last night,
and there Is now hopes of his recovery
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-30

Lawrence Barrett at the Athcnrun TO.
morrow, Thursday, evening.