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on the casters slope o. the slc--a Nevada Is s.tu-
la. ahuuu1.u- il some % the Srzndest Aul mos
ua4u-l--- -ceue-I O. D. found lu either continent
Ima-ln-. 20 rou c-l. double va % rerpcuclcula-
-rlllte rising from hall d nile o. . nile lu he -l-
ana el-las-uz valley not more than nalf . nile lr
width. average. anu FROM ten O. fifteen u. le.
le--- j. seen more Lac clasl q deeu
lee- -rl---. Khan valley lu sl--1 r1cE ulul-
the walls g. -le Cow au-. deep down a. j. i- Be-
would seen 4l-nls- impossible .l- the SUI ever O..
penetrate there Eet Is Possesses ~ the i1rt rr ~
beauties O.. rcl valley There aye na1ut.-l meal
rv- " tllck -rszs lovely nower--p r-ulrpses anu
Villets and cQ~-z-l- -race.1- ieltne-y ferns suca
Vlu ru- ~ vuu- r1Glies 81 IN valleys near
home grove O.. l1E ans u-uf tree the latter
way loWL tle valley cl the utner SIDE. uear the
I-r-e Brothers and lr tl-l % the -'>au-In me-
. -le -ar-lGuel lossuita Pals reuu1al o. be-
lla 1. -na 1nQst aeau-lt- tie W1-l- ana ce-la D b.
-le l--nes- Te- discovered. benz Z-6t feet r
be. -li-tileel tines ls ~ as Nlazlrl Fails TINS
d le- INFO three distinct f44L--tne uuner one
bearing lll name c. 'NsTa1l alE Is formed be- tna
a-aIl- te Creeks larToT stream uut thirty feet
VIDE 81 June. Le1p-uE over the edge 10 de-cends
SD fees -lt. basin below. AND tlcl wh--lln- and
-aatllr- - gathers its -t- and CROP So iear
OF o.. shelving rock. and linen make last plunge
o- col lre- into toe valley ueiuH Not crul % TIE
stream a Wat1- bus BE- white % lts whole uasza-s-
one since. l'aprEy from the beginning o. enc.
z he rev .E Aly and JUlr after the heavF ralns,
Fe-r grand The immense volume q. water i----u-
sH great C-slance make the earth treub-t. aul
tie roaring aIc surE-u- te--llc. The upper fall
tle one shown -u the llr0m,-.s about one t1lrd %
O. l--e non tno valley 81 EurEe and here tle
le-1a gusts % VINO 0ftel swaf TIE stream tral f
ra SIDE. tearing % asuu1er
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DIAMOND sPECTACLrs

BAEEIl G. HICEEl.
Geu- ACTS f- Northern Ts--
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TIE hEavE of Gov. IHluA- lH-TNDU.
The stone winch marks tha la-- resting
place ofthehrst governor ofT erm1ut. Iaoma-
Chirteudsn Of hon3rel memory. Is D. smai
one. about thre- feet nigh. thirty in-he-
VIDE. AMI three mche~ thick. win oval -oi
T. in The center If the grave yard near The
village of WiLlisrau i bears the following
inscription
&c In memory Of his excellence Thomas
Chls1enueu. Is who governed the state
Of ermOnl IRON March is Gu me time Of
ms death, Angus. 17g-. isav- one ve1rI
tie was born Jan y 9th 1870 Hi- was
g life Of usetulncs, Let tne-e who read.
strive u initiate MS virtues
We trust The STATE Will some day erect
more fitting monument o. her hr>I governor
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aew advertisements.
Plantation Bitters.
S.T.--IS6O--I.
S.T.--IS6O--I.

This wonderful vegetable Restorative b. the she's
anchor ar tne feeble and deb-itated. A. tonic And
coria. iar tle aged an1 laHguid it has no egual
amans st1m-ehi-s. A. rumedy io- the nervous
veAznes. O. which women are especially suseer
Be- .- super-el-u- every othc- stzulznt IH al
climate trap.e-- temperate o- ir-ld il acts As b
spee-ha 90 every species o.. disorder winch under
al.i,a- TIE aali.1 strength ana break dovu the
lL H. slr--.
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Or. CROSSING THE FORD AT SHUTDOWN.
Arter me eeIehrared Picture by oreswiek 4 Ans.sll

A--a LE-loC4-N1 hi IAANAt a. aA-f-AfNf-Nr
amer the celebrated Picture by Creswiok a Ansdsll
Represents country residence n England. Deaut 70
uly sheltered by large cluster OF trees. and
looking broad stream Of water Il IL Just one o.
those lovely spots which indicate the abode Of quiet
enjoyment. 4 lady leading little Eirl. has Just
emerged from the house. The bircs ca and about
the buildings are undis1urbed In the distance. aU-
Preaching the ford. be person Of horsehack- II
the le1 foreground is recognized rude wharl on
piles with ducks swimming sportvely about u II
the water A iour-hOrss tandem team. with q wagon
heavily laden with logs. Is Just crossing the stream.
The driver Oh the second horse. tn mother with q
babe n her arms seated on the load the dog the
waters edge eagerly watching the horses. the
woman OF foot II the foreground about o. ford the
stream are al presented by the artist with remark
able and Iielike nEIurAlness- stil further o. the
right the distance. the COWS Just entering the
the ford % refurn home while a. d distance il me
background. among the outspreading trees. is seen
the tower Of the village church Near the centre
background IS the OLD WIND grisi-uIll common Oh
the continent. The SUI. Just se1tlnr behind the
western hills gds the floating clouds win golden
ra1lancu. and sheds o halo " beauty OIL the whole
scene
The follow -l- descr nes the tH1 pictures WI ch are
given o. everH one ordering tlis paper and Chicago
a1tgnr
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We dom. know much an0l. cold weather
Ir Burlington Read this report from
lavendi.1
snow has fallen OBJ rn- ll---a. la7enilsa
Iu the past w. month"; O.. the enormous
depth o- 651 inches 0r a level. I- falling ls
inches ID one storm November - Decem-
ner l1 was ths mrs day tns mercu-r sank
below zero. and b ms ranEe- from Q o. %
below zero on twelve DAYS since. -ne 25tl
beng the clldes- and -ne wind mas blown
81 gaze ab1u, nall tle tIme. seriously Im-
pelInc business win O.. c-as---.
And this temperature is mile- nrl1at s.
rnan me avs-aEe Of the STATE We h-4- cd.
a. below zero from man parts .. e-uru-.
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What ] want Is NY husband. 81
And L ruu're q man. ST.
on u give me Al Ruswer-
Where Is nv Joe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

a one armed soldier. named John No
Cary. who wa memDc- Of tne Fifth Yer
mont Regiment during tHe war. died few
DAYS since ol sm4. poz- o. Providence lie
recently came from Boston with one
legged mate g. p.F bis vocation o.. organ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-10

The pictures are reproductions of the finest steel
line eu-rur-ugs lsx-i Inchss each 10 size The de-
us are beautiful and sir!kIn-- and the execution
admirable There is nothing cheap OF gaucy about
then The spring Tine represent o child il
simple peasant costume gathering wild flower she
stands waist deep 10 tha wilderness ~ bloom sIar-
in- her treasures WIKI bees and butier1ies while
Dit % landscape - the background SHOVE through
warm summerF maze
III the other Little luE-iiead with great ewes
iu-- o. uapplness snSSt M a. much care toy her
a-uiu-l ol dalsie lor the Troublesome burden she
has evidently been sent o. carry somewhere The
pictures are 1c-l charming.
The i-Iowlu- orc- descrip t-ou %. the 5vo
beautiful urul1s which are sent O. every one who
orders o- Us tsit paper and Mad Demarest'
ET4rs-lur
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---- l-eE sometimes reF-a1uees lost hal ana 81
- s-llts I ia-c- and -Tur ha- IT, ra-r,-r
- --7- ana -reslI.--s v1u-1 ~.
N nl-l ana -ruT hea-- r-a- ".
~ 7-- ar- il'-e Wla have u1- yet d.-r8rr-s- -
AlE-- HAl- kIg9H f.- raner-s-- -.
A-t --t-- ana youthful ha.- ve see or s..1a-
.-.-- iN- Ilill4-t C. CHS art rar ~.
7-----,- Or l-i4- ODD austsre and uzlv 81 ---r
.----' restore t- 1au--.-ul cuio-. and wiz + r--i
-At 1 sa.tness and agreeable -
a. -l s-e-lni dress ne .a- islu.i'glr- Obi. Hair -
HEllaHEn ~
i'i- o. O. AVER Co. Lowell Mass
rraes'e-- ana Analytical Chemist.
2n sold al around the world
AuY l--Era7 .fll-r-
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A-Fllc-u- Fea-a
rEHe- cl-a l-sal.-
a-L-Del-. AZ here
ll pred -u1s-r
---rr-r -la l4.r E-r
Eilur Of them d-slll-
t-a -4-- 01 urema
lurH.r lur either
f-t uls -lr.V an
-uu.sarr Or n-n
Z aver sclusuu1uaie
SAIL ll produced
; Oh ul-ilata iu- the-e
l4i1ru- tiea. Wlicl 1s.
won gratitude l1-hirn
--lu mulr-tule Of
women and men ILL.
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g. ATE- d Cl. Lowell.
AYERS HAIR UG0R

-i-. -.--7T1I-INs GRAY IIAIF. To ITS MATTE 81
VITALITY AND COLOR
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Dr. \. heudrick. of Wes- Randolph. r,-
Gently fell IRON chair 0n winch be- was
Sianuiu-. AID broke Two ol his ria-
The project o. @ new graded school is 6.-
ins aElnIel iH Chelsea Faur t.ousanf
dollar harr already been guarantee fa-
The euterIri-e iIl responsible men
The house 0i M Erastu- smith lr the
Town %. Washington. four mile north II
neisea. WAS burned on Wedne~iaF joss
LOCO
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
SECURE THE SHADOW.

Have you visited sehlesinger's new pho.
t,graph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenuesi II
not. you should do so, and give the proprie.
tor an opportunity to try h.- kill In taking
II you a perfect likeness and splendid
picture. Mr. schle,inger's gallery is lifted
up in the bes, style, with the intention oil
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room Is beautifully fur.
ni.h. d, and the operating room has sky.
light unsurpassed by any in the West. Mr..
sehlesinger hopes his many friends, who
have heretofore given to him theiI patron
axe, will continue their fayors To them
and the public generally ne extends an in-
yitation 10 visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done st present or not, satisfied that
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
conveniences he has procured-in"eed, all
tile latest improvements 10 his art-and the
kill OF an operator Of great merit, lately OF
London, Mr.. Frank Locke steele. will com
msnd their patronage when they shall need
work to be done. 6-l6-lm.
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CELEBRATION AT HOME.
THE DELTA CITY FIRE COMPANY
IN THE LEAD

The Dcl,s City Fire company are per-
feeling arrangements for Biting celebra'
ton of the approaching nsticnai snniver-
sary, here, in the city.
1T MAYS PARK
Will be supplied with vast awnings ana
arbors sufficient to shield al least tive
thousand people from the heat and sun
shine.
Seats will be provided, refreshmen,
stands erected, add ample provision made
g. the hurdreds who may desire to join
the dance.
The Declaration Of Independence will
be read, and two or more short and sp-
propris,s addresses delivered.
Ssings will be erected and various
means Of amusement TO b provided for
the little ones.
A. nigh, the park will be Illuminated
BY one hundred torches and lanterns, and
the amusemenu and exercises Of the da.
will be prolonged, under the protection oil
proper committees. No charge for cd
mittance to the ground, and every BODY II
cordially invited TO attend The invita-
ton IL, come one, come all, without meme,
and without price
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KYSAsTON TO THE FRONT.

Mr. James Kynaston, whose reputation as
a butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened a new meat
shop near the corner OF Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, neKt door TO Mr. Pat
BurFs grocery store. 1t isswell Known and
acknowledged fact that Mr.. Kynsston, dur.
ing his loug experience in the meat bu 1.
ness in this city. never offered TO his custom.
ers anything but the choicest OF every lind
OF meat. He is q good judge OF cattle. and
buys nothing but the youngest and attest,
and as q consequence has the best Of beef.
The same may be said of every kind Of meat
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our word
for II, you will always be pleased. 6-ls-u
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

NJ. AND ST. l.. PACKET COMPANY
A0Esr's OFFICE, Cairo, July !, 1873
The Memphis and St Louis Packs,
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and return
So, good for ninety days from ds,s OF
sale. Al.o regular ticksts on sale for
Kansas City, OmShs, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Franci'co and all principal points
west, and by river ana rail TO all points
south. For further information call si
the companys office, No. II Ohio levee
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Ag't
Sol A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This opulsr hotel has been rehtted and
improved, and 10 now one OF the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public and person.. desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month. viii
always dnd them at the Commercial hotel
Rates Of board have been reducted - fol-
lows Day board. ~ 30 per week; transit
u ~ per day; board and lodging, from u
to o. per week. MRS n. J. WHITE,
II prnprietress.
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Standardization to the

STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having a large selec.
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valen-
ciennis, plain striped and fig
ured styles SWISS, plain
striped and figured ; Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
urcd ; Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns; Nansooks
patterns ; linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand.
some figures and designs; en-
broidereis in large assert
ments white trimmings in
large assortments linen suit.
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns !;
have in store very complete,
large and seasonable assert
ment Of dry goods very cheap.
c. HANNY.
y. s. Please call, no trou-
bic to show goods. 6-2S If
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,AlKo DAILY BULLETIN. TUESDAY,. JULY |.
AUCTION.

I will offer for sale on Wednesday,
July ., 1873, At 3 O'clock pm, on the
premises, the following vAlusble property
situated on the corner Of Seventh and
Walnut streets; Three lots and two
houses, . garden supplied with q variety
Of fne fruit, grapes, peaches, rsspberries.
etc, etc The houses are 10 good repair,
two good cisterns, out-houses, etc. Lots
20. a. and 20 in block 81. Sale positive
and without reserve.
s.29-3t DAx uARrNAs, Auctioneer
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A swsy-bsck, sorrs' mare, about 10
hands high, With heavy fore-.op, about 0
years old, shod oil around, had . swelling
on the inside OF hind leg caused By .
kick, formerly owned by DR.. Ann, OF
Lakewood, and later by DR. Rsnfrow OF
Goose leland. She ssrayed or WAS stolen
on the night Of the 18th inst from the
livery stable Of the subscriber In Cairo.
A liberal reward will be given for her re-.
turn, or information tha, may lead to her
recovery. Al. CABLE.
CAIao, Illinois, June 30, 1873. 7.l-3t
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BARGAIN.
A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE

Situsted on the Cairo and Nincennes
railroad, ons-half mile from the depot al
slsdonia station, containing one hundred
and fifty five acres of the test fruit land
IN Southern Illinois, one hundred acres
under cultivation, the balance in good
timber and well wa,ered BY never falling
.prings There 10 q frontage on the Ohio
river of one-balf mile with good landing
for wood yard and general shipping bust.
ne.. Prospects for iron and coal good
Parties wanting . good home will do well
to look =, the place before purchasing
el.s~hsre. Terms ea.y. Enquire Of
6-272v ID. HrRD i Sos, Cairo, Ill
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.
&c. K. X. Co, AGENTS OYEIcE.
E.,n.. lnnu o. la-2

CAIRO, June %, 1873.
The Illinois Central railroad compsn y
now offer round trip tickets, Cairo TO Den
yer, Colorado, and return, at q reduction
OF .bir,y.s1 dollars and fifty cents from
regular rates. Tickets good for ninety
days from date, ana will remain on sale ~
Cairo until September 10, 1873. These
tickets are sold on the same conditions as
the excursion iicke.s from ST. Louis, being
stll greater reduction and taken in con-
neciion with 81. Louis rates make the fare
between Csiro and 81 Louis 81 so includ-
ing omnibus and baggage transfer from
Est St Louis TO depots and from depots
10 East 81. Louis and return. Come and
see the tic ksts ~ the Illinois Csntral ticket
office and get information. Eighty-t~o
dollars and hf,y cents from Cairo to Den
Yer and return. JANIS JOHNSON,
Apent
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Ntl1'f(,h.

Notice is hereby given that my wifi,
Mary, having lef, my bod and board with
on, ny consent, and wi,hou, good cause,
I oil pay no bills contracted BY her.
Our three children, Mary. William an
Ma,ilis, I desire to pu, in the care Of Al y
good hn.ily or families, who will take
car. Of them. JussPH FrsKHEIsKs.
CAisj, Illinois, June 80, 1878. 7-l.3s
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A new hotel has been. opened in:the large
house ocated on the corner OF Seventh
street snd Washington avenue. 1t will De
knownas Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr. Brown, whose reputation US hotel
keeper is weil-known In this city. The
house has b-en thoroughly renovated and
refurrshed, aud is in every way hrst-class.
The tables are at oil times furnished with
the best the season afford, and the charge.
liberal, being only 81 30 per day. MI.
hrown solicits and deserves q share OF the
public patronage. o-liti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01

This Is to INFORM the people OF Cairo that
Rev Z. uerschner, pastor Of the German
Luthern church OF his city, has opened q
school wherein both the German aad Eng.
lish languages will be taught. II there are
those suong our American born citizens
who wish TO have their children learn 10
read, write and speak the German language,
they now have an opportunity TO crafty
that wish. Rev. puer.chner Is Q thorough
German and Englis scholar, and will spare
NO EFFORT TO make the school Of which he 10
principal a success.
BY order Of the BOARD OF DIREcroRs.
O-6 I'm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
THE BARBER.

Gus. Helm. Sixth street. near Ohio levee,
has just laid out 8 considerable sum oil
money in repainting, pspering, and In every
gay 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 drst-clsss workmen in bis
shop. and we venture to say the two younu
men who now hold situations there, csnno
be excelled In their calling by any othel
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try them.
G.i-.ti
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II will be seen by this table that the re-.
duction 10 about 40 per cent. The COM
p.ny have always contendsd that as bust.
nsss increased rates would DO reduced,
and are making good th-ir promise
There can be no doubt however, tina, by
this reduction the business of the com.
pany wall be largely increased.
The Gazette OF yesterday says;
We would not for Gil the grab peck
.tsd py tue For y-lhlrd cor greSs, intimate
thai our town cVIsrnpnrari-s are not dis
| pD,sd 10 render unto ,e,sr the things that
| unto Ca Ar belong. IL Is true, neverlhr.
le.s, that alter the Delta City ire com.
psny with chsrsct-ristic promptness, had
.Ilugulshed the Cushing house
nre, aud thus prevented most
disastrous coiItagratIon, The BuLLErIs
" damned the sumP.ny,Si,h faint praise,
and the Sun said not . word. Nov there
sre those land their name is nei'hsr unit
Or ten who insist that had the Hiber.
mans OF the Rough s,d Rsadie. done as
much, the Sun aud BULLETIN, both,
would have made th- air vocal with thar
pr.iss. Wa, however are not Of that mum.
Der. We believe that bad The BULLETIN
aud sun known, ~ we know.
that tho prompt and we'll directed
efforts OF the DeltAs rescued at less,
$4,000 worth OF property from the
fam they would-governed by no
other impulse than . desire TO bsstow
commsnds,ion wherever il 10 earned
have extended 10 the company q full
measure OF praise They are Just men
! Dawn and Ouarlv-both of than AVA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
JCECkEkM SALOON.

As warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF ice cream will be glad to learn that
Me.r.. saup x Glarkson have lifted up anu
reiurui,hed. in elegant style, their ice cream
parlor. Their mammoth soda fountain ha.
also been put in running order. aud nothing
Is wanting about the establishment to make
the pleasure and comfort of their patron.
complete i-l5-u
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A GOOD ENT.

A rare chance Is offered 70 some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, so feet front on the ave-
nue., house 3 stories. Two large stores
eau Do h:.ed up Oh the Hrs, door, the up
per stories ere we'll arranged Tor omees OF
dwsllings. For further particulars en-
quirs Of JoHS 9. HARMAk 4 Co.,
s.AH Real ystsss Agents, CstsA Ills
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
lust opened out stock Of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has ore hundred
and fifty different stylesof hats and bonnets.
beside large assortment OF ribbons, fow-
ers anu lotions OF all sorts, all OF which viii
be sold At the lowest prices.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
CHOICE MEATS,

We have in store and for sale some of
Asa worstsr d Cos. justly celebrated
sugar cured hams and breakfast bacon,
fine . ever WAS offered 10 this market
We s.o keep several other good brand,
OF mex HALLIDAY Bros.
22s,3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
NOTICE.

ssloou-keepers are hereby notified to
no, give my husband, Timothy Hu'hen,
any intoxicating liquor, -slcoholic or
malt. will prosecute any and all saloon
keepers who disregard ,hi. notice.
WISrTKED HUsHES.
CAIRO, III, June 90, 1878 '6-?7 !~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
REN,DyA AL.

Mn. q. :. Horn wishe. 70 inform her
Dsuoas and the ladies OF the city generally,
that enc hiss removed her drss.msking
ROOM. No. is4 " No. los, next door 70 the
Atnsasum, up stair. o-e-l In
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01

lLLIsois CENTRAL kAtLR,AD Co, I
AGEsrs OFFICE, CAIRO, June, 20 1879.
We ~ill commence .ns sale Of sxcur-
sion tickets for the Fourth Of July, on
"Wednesday, July ,, and will discontinue
them on the evening Of the Fourth
Tickets good to return until tho 9Th, ~
elusive. JAMES JOHssoS, Agent.
G.DT.H,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
HOT WEATHER Is COM.
ING--KEEP COOL.

Refrigerators at from $ls to
$50 Ice chests at gil, S13,
S15, s17, $50, etc. Beer cool.
ers at Cincinnati retail prices
water coolers, ice cream freez.
ers, wire cloth for window
screens, bath and foot tubs,
charcoal furnaces, charcoal by
the bushel. barrel, etc, at
BEERwART, ORTIZ & Cos,
1876 Commercial Ave.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
WANTED SITUATION,

A German man, Is porter in q commits
sion house or store or as ostler or any
other kind of work. Good recommsndn-
ton. Apply q, this ofire. 6-2s-3t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01

A cabinet organ. IS good Is new, and OF
ar...el.,. manufacture will be sold low and
on easy tsrms by applying 70
Mks. NJ. j. DEWEY,
Cor. W sshinyton Ave. and Fourteenth 81.
AA~lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
WANTED To GO To DENVER, col.
ORADO.

A grl to COOK, wash, iron and do gen.
eral house work, in . small family, good
wages will be paid, none but the bes, need
apply'o MRS. y HusD,
7.l-7,' Seventh Street.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01
ENVELOPES.

Pms white single and double X amber
sns,s and double x Canary, best qusil'y OF
uspiIis, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
ssls. printed st " - 70 . " per thousand
:, ,hs BULLETIN OFFICE.