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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-27
phillis Halle,
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. AFTER is spending q few weeks ut
the Criltenden springs in Kentucky.
Hon. q. w Ktchon of Carlinville, H.
limos, was ut tho II. Charles hotel ycster.
day.
MIR, c, n, Shipman, prominent citi-
zen of Chicago, is in tho city attending
circuit court.
MIR Jas. Bell Of Ullin, principal
share holder in the Cairo box and basket
factory, WAS IN the city yesterday.
Sheriff Irwin has gone to Joliet in
charge of II number Of prisoners senten ced
al the present term Of the circuit court.
Thomas Hart alias Thomas Mullin,
the man who passed the countorfcit Sb0
lhi o" TINS ciIy 70" days ago was OK
amined before United States Commits
sioner Csndee yesterday, and held 70 bail
in the sum of $500.
1t WAS reported on tho streets las,
evening that Mr.. w +. Pitcher, Sr., who
loft Cairo day or two ago intending to
accompany Mrs. Pitcher and one or two
OF Their children US far Ms Chicago on
lholf way TO New jersey, whore they in
tend pending part vi the summer, be-
lore reaching Centraia was taken
' violently SICK and compelled to return
i nome, where he arrived yesterday after.
l. noon, He Is reported to DO very sick, but
l. we failed to !oarn the mature Of the dis.
ease
The following arc tho names Of puest,
, registered a, the 81. Charles hotel ye.,cr
/ day Alex II Roye, city Charles y
Roberts, Chicago John Jimmison Sew
mour Iowa Alex. Kuhn, 81. Louis Ri
bert Dsdd, Bloomfield, Missouri; w {
I Kribben, st. Louis J Perciuile, Coying
ton, Kentucky John Psytou, Chicago
Paul Emmett and son, Zanesville, Ohio
Joseph O i'atten, Dotriot, Michigan ,
III Stevenson, Winchester, Virginia
, III Dudley, Chicago, and G J Phelps, Cen
|, trsliR
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CAIRO

"A hotbed OF disease, a place without
one single quality, in earth, or air, or wa
ter, to commend it such is this dismal
Cairo" Many Of the readers of THE
BULLETIN are familiar with the above ex-
tract from Chas. Dickens description of
Cairo. This description in all probability
was applicable to Cairo ut the time
but that this report and other of
like nature which have emanatei
from brains Of passing scrlbblot. who
had neither the desire nor honesty 10 in.
quire into the true facts, but who wrote
u rehssh of the old cslumnies handed
down since tho visit of Chas. Dickens and
published as facts that had come under
their personal observation that these as
sertions should be applied to the Cairo Of
to-day by right-minded people through
these soribblers is an imposition, both on
our city aud the persons in question.
Anyone who is acquainted with Cairo will
not deny the assertion that Cairo is one of
the bealthiest, if not the heaithiest city in
United States. Evidence Ia support Of
tho assertion sufficient To- con-
vince the most skcptical can be adj
/ duced, but it l. sufficient for our purpose TO
! point to the fact that while other
cities have suffered from the ravages of
smallpox and cholera Cairo, as yet, came
out unscathed. All the cities on the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, from Cincinnati
and ST. Louis to Now Orleans, have this
season suffered in greater or less degree
from cholera. Nashville, Memphis, Mt.
Vernon, Paducah, st. Louis Chicago, and
in the country intervening,
from within five to i've hundred
miles of Cairo, has suffered :
and CAIRO has escaped, although sur.
rounded on all sides by the disease
The local causes that have pro.
, duced this immunity from disease ARE toe
| we'll known to need comment, and were il
e not for these causes | have no doubt uu
that Cairo would deserve the name thai
L she has abroad. And one reason not gcner
ally known, while travellers will reason
II that it is unhealthy, is that being at Tia,
j. junction OF the two rivers, steam
4 boats passing up and down these river
=, have been in the habit of putin
II off their sick and diseased with impunitl
a to lay in our wharyes. 1t is these oma
ciated and sickly denizens OF other place
that are taken t. be citizens Of Cairo b
the casual observer CITIZEN.
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Mr. James kynaston, whose reputation a.
butcher Is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened u new meat
sh0p near the corner of Commercial avenue
aud Twentieth street, next door TO Mr. Pat
hur6s grocery store. II isawell Known and
acknowledged fact that Mr., Kynaston, dur.
my MS lohg experience in the meat busl-
ness III TINS 'iiS, never offered 10 his custom
ers anything but the choicest of every Kind
of meat lie good judge of cattle, and
buys nothing but the youngest and latest,
and as q consequence has the best of beef,
The same may be said of every kind OF meat
sold b! NM Give him atrial, and our word
Tor IT, you viii slways be pleased C'ls'tl
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CURSIONISTS
THE BOYS WHO ARE TO Dor
FOR THE STATE COS
TIE WING

This afternoon by the 2 e train Sheriff
Irwin will start for Joliet taking with
him tho following prisoners, tried, con.
vicied and sentenced ~ the present form
OF the circuit court
Emer 5. Vincent stoa,ing steer, two
and a halt years
William sullivan, burglary one year.
William Burke, burglary, two years,
VIM II. =. McCliutoch, stealing COW,
eighteen months
John Nj. a dams, larceny. two year
Chester Allen, larceny eighteen
months.
John Brown, horse thief siA year,
William Ross, robbery, two year.
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THE COURTS.
PROCEEDING OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT \ ESTERDAl.
A DULL DAY IN THE LICE
COURTS.

la the circuit court yesterday, Isaac
Wilson, colored, indicted Tor stealing two
barrels of -four from the commission house
VI 1. ,uni, WAS tried, the Jury returning Il
! verdict OF guilty, and liking his term OF
| imprisonment at four years in the peni-
! Tertiary. A motion for new trial was
! entered.
The jury in the case Of Jas. Harris,
under trial for stabbing Ostin Turner at
the latter saloon in this city, on the night
Of June %, 1873, after being out several
hours returned verdict of mot guilty
Harris WAS immediately ru-arrested on m
Indictment presented by the grand jury
for committing an assault with intent to
commit murder upon the person of -.
Harris will probably have hi- second trial
ut the present term Of court
POLICE cpuRr
Only two cases were tried yesterday be-
fore Judge Bross in police court.
Elizabeth Stub, charged with being
drunk aud dlsorderly WAS fined two dol
lars and costs. She WAS granted stay Of
execution, provided ,he would leave ,hc
city.
Julia Lee Tor using abusive and ofen-
sive language WAS fined i've dollars and
the usual costs She could not pay the
line and consequently went To the Gala.
boose ter six day.
Before j. j. Bird, i, NJ, negro man
named Wooley Was tried Tor abusive
language, The evidence against him was
too ilimsy to convict and Woolcy was
discharged.
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A NEW F1RsT.CLAss BARBER
SHOP

McHenry Roe g. Co, of New Orleans,
have como TO this city 10 stay, and have
lifted up frat class bsrber.shop on Com
mercisl avenue in the room next to Han.
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu.
art " Gholson AS IA dry goods store The
vorkmen are all iirst-class and are pre-
pared TO cut hair shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ask is u
trial. They respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. McHESRY RoE x Go,
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\ FLOATER
\ COZ PIE OF FISHERMAN CATCu
A HI MAN BODY

Yesterday afternoon the dead body Of u
white man was bshcd cut of the Ohio
rlver, at point short distance below
halliday Brothers warehouse 10y cou-
pie OF fisherman, The body was badly
decomposed, aud presosented u sickenine
sight To all appearances it wa that Of
Il man thirty-iive or eight years Of age
and about live feot seven or eigh, inche,
high. A "hickory shirt uul "chcckered
pant" was all that covered the body. No
papers or other articles by which decoased
could be recognized were fouud about his
person.
Coroner Gossman held al inquest "a
the remains, and the jury returned u YER.
dict Of accidental drowning
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FOR SALEOH RENT.

\ twOstory house on Commercia ave-
nue. near the corner Of Nineteenth street.
The house j., forty feet long by twenty
two feet wide j.. contains ten rooms ard
kitchen, and good cistorn and necessary
out-houses arc attached u il. II ls we'll
ventilated aud well adapted for business
house or dwelling. 1t !, ia business part
Of the city and has been newly painted
sud renovated inside and out. Apply t.
JOHN HEGAKTY,
River shannon House, Ohio Levee
Cairo. Illinois. i-s-lm.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

VI. AND ST. l.. PACKET COMPAEY,
AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July /, 1878.
The Memphis and St. Louis Packet
company now Offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver AMI returG
$40, good for ninety days from date Of
sale Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Frsncisoo and all principal pyl';-
west, and by river and rail to all point.
south. For further Information call a,
the companys office, No. n Ohio leyoe,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket AgL
Soil y. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
1tT
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READ THIS

On and after August ! intend 10 10
strictly cash business, except with those OF
my customers who settle promptly on tho
first Of every month. All Old accounts
and notes in my hands which are no;
settled rslg ,oon | shall advertise aud soil
Ut pablo yondue. ID Ar H.
CAIRO. July 20, ls12. '-e'-lw
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
TW ENTY FOOT FALL AND
A FRACTUR RED SIX ULL

At about ten minutes before one o clock
this morning, Mr.. John Sackberger fell
from tho portco Of the second story of his
house on ohio leyee t. ;he basement below,
Featuring his skull aud otherwise serj-
ously iniuring himself DIR. Parker
was called, and a. stated above
pronounced Saokberger's skull
fractured though not mashed
in so as TO prove fatal. The doctor, how
over, was fearful that no had sustained in
ternal injuries which so soon after the oo.
currence, could no. be detected. when
our reporter left tho house, Mr., Sackbcr-
ger WAS suffering intense pain, and 1t va,
im possible 10 toll whether his injuries
wero or were not of fatal character
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STANDARDIZATION to the
trade. Having Il large seIec.
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valcn-
cieunis. plain striped and fig
mcd styles ; SWISS, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and iig-
ured A.: Marseilles in great varl.
cites and patterns Nansooks
patterns linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand
some figures and designs; cm-
broidercis in large assert.
ments white trimmings in
large assOrtments linen suit
ings in all shades linen dam
asks, handsome patterns
have in store n very complete
large and seasonable assort'
ment Of dry goods Nery cheap
G. HANNy.
=. 5. Please call, no trou
| bic to show goods. 6-2S If
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A nnnn INYESTME NT.

A rare chance is offered to some MAJ
with money TO invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part of the
city. Two lots, 30 feet front on the ave.
nue.. house sturics. Two large storos
can be lifted up on the first floor, the up.
per stories ara VOL arranged for Office. or
dwellings, For further psrticular, en-
qulre Of ions o. HARMAN ~ Co.,
G.4-t Res Es,ate Agents, Ualro Ills
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NOTICE.
AGrs. OFFICE G. y ', X K
CAIRO, Ills, July 20, 1913.

CAIRO, Ills, July 20, ls1|.
For the accommodation Of the citizen
of Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will ON and after Monday, July -.
stop MS follows At Fourteenth street.
Twentieth street, Twenty-tfth street,
Thisty-fourth treet, and the crossing Of
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted on the train without q
ticket. Fare between Seventh street sta.
tion and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and Intermediate points, five cent?.
Tickets good for twenty fares can be pur
chased at the ticket Office. corner OF Sew
enth street, for ono do.lar Passenger,
will not be permitted 10 get Oh OF On Ia,
train nj any points other than the above
CHAs. O. WOOD,
Gen ], Passenger and Ticket ACT
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rAE CAIRO AND NLNCENNES
RAlliROhD.

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
10
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit. Cleveland Ni,yr., l.IIs
Buffalo, pittsburg Wnsbiu,,tnu
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON and after Tuesday, July !. 1874, train.
VIII run n follows:
EMPRESS
Going north leaves Cairo at ... 400 a y, .
Going south arrives az Cairo ~. &C.. $40 3. IN.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leaves NaiIu AZ. .lI.oJ AIN. ana b:uu p IN.
Going South.
Arrives AZ Cairo AT. 500 am. and 10 PIN
The express train north arrives at Vim
eennes nj l2:20 pm, making direct cOnnec
ton vi 1890 pm, with the Indianapolis an,
Nincennes railroad iOr indianapolis, ia,
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing at Nil hours, for a
uoints In the United States and Canada. Al
H'b3 pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
ilusNille railroad, for Terra iiaute, India
apolls, Chicago, Danyilie and all points
north, via the Terra Hauto, Evansville and
Chicogo railroad. and east Via the Nandala
line, and indianapolis and II. Louis railroad,
At 1855 p m with the ohio aud Mississippi
railroad for Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
points east. Via Cincinnati
Passengers going by this route are placed
ia indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points. twelve
hours in advance OF any other route.
Express train makes connection at Edo
RADIO with st. Louis and southeastern rail.
way, for 81. Louis, Mt Vernon illinois,
ShawneetoWn, and all points between Eldo-
RADIO and II, Louis
AT Norris CITY makes close connection
for Springfield. Rock Island, and all points
Oh Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail-
way anu corrections.
AT Carmi with It, Louis, Evansville, Hen
derson aud Nashville railway line, Tor Mt.
Vernon Indiana, Evansville Henderson
Kentucky, Nashville Clenncssee), and all
points on st. L., H., II. and y. railway and
connections.
baggage checked to all important points.
~ For tickets and information apply Al
the ucke, office, corner Seventh street and
commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JSo. LEE, Sup't CHAs. o. WooD,
Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agt
b. +. BURNSIDE, Agent, Cairo.
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. ANN Lah.5 ga E.;htb street between
Commercial and Washington avenues, ha-
Just opened ont stock OF new aud fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and Gfty different styles OF hats and honnet.,
beside large assortment Of ribbons. how-
er- and notions Of all sort-, all OF which wil
nc sold at the lowest prices.
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As warm weather IL approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream win be glad 10 learn tha,
Aessrs. saup 4 clarkson have lifted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, theirice cream
psriors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put In running order, and nothing
10 wanting about the establishment 10 make
pleasure aud comfort OF Lheir. patfous
'.ts. S-li-u
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u :, SIG. SER, OBsRkvRK's OFFICE,
CAIRO, July %, ls73, lO.ll pm.
Barometer 8O10.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
WIND, northeast, velocity mile. per
hour.
Weather, cloudy
Maximum temperature La, y hours, :.
degrees.
Minimum temperature, last - hours, 2
degrees.
prevailing wind last "a hours, north wesi
Total number of miles wind travelled, la,
"a hours, llb.
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DIED.

At9 clock last night, or lrain disease
Catherine Murphy, infant daughter of
Widow Murphy, aged II months and 20
days. Funeral services At corner of Oivis-
ION and Poplar streets at o'clock to-day.
Friends OF the family are invited to Mt
tend
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TED.

A mlddle-aged woman can get onstan
work IN washing, ironing and house
cleaning BY applying to Il. +, burnside
agent Cairo aud Vincenpe, railroad
Herman woman preiefret asst
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DIED

At IL o'clock, Albert John Walsh,
aged one year and three months. Son Of
John and Margaret Walsh. The funeral
will take place on the Nineteenth street
special train al the usual time.
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Best Scotch ale, stout porter, and eight
yesr'old bourbon whiskey 70 be found only
81 the Crystal saloon, corner of Sixth stree,
and Commercial avenue.
STEAGALA ~ LANg,
s-Zo I'm Propretofs.
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Va. You can buy SIX

We You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durants
A Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one-half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound /;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAM BIXBy.
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ENNELOPEs.

Fine white; single and double X amber
single and double y Canary, best quality Of
manila, blue letter, ETC., etc. 10000 for
ale, printed at ~ 30 10 9 30 per thousand.
al the BULLETIN OPFlCp.
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CHEAP BOARDING

Regular boarders at the European hotel,
harry Walker proprietor, receive board 1T
the rate of s20 per month. 5-lD.tf
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ONE WOMAN AND TWO chill
pREN KNOWN TO RE
DROWNED
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LETTER LIST

LADIES List
Bailey. Hester Brown, CsroHhe
Bush' Eunics Bouo, Mary
bowman, Lii, Clsrklon, Amanda
Clemons na,i. Crawford, jennie
Gordon, E. GOndon, Jane
Hammers aells Harper, Phebe Ann
Hendrix, Ellen Haynes, Jerry
Hogan, Elk Jarvis, Elm.rd
Jones, Me,isas Johnson, ClHrr''a
Liston, Mary Lane, Mary
Myers Emma Nahonev, l.
Olmsted, Geo T., Petit, Rose
Shores, Corn simmons, Sarah
savior, Elizabeth Waters VI u
Wallace, James Wilcox, Anne r.
Young, Matte
GkSTg list.
Allen, W II Allison VIM
Adams, j & Abbess, james
Atcher, John Adams, Franklin
A Is, II Anderson, Aaron
Birr, w Boone, A J
Braslleld, j + Brown, John
Brooks, Frank Bradsbury, COrniei
Colby, WIN, 2 Cook. joni /.
Carson, Charles Downs. VIM II
Davidson, David Frey, T. 5
French, A j Hardy X Greenwood
Garland, james Harden, Samuel
Hurd, NIX Hudson, Geo w
Harrison y Maloncy Hamilton, Albert
Jenkins, NIn kimUuil. OHand.
keohler, John Karner, Frank
| Koch, Emil kinney, Frances
/ kolsu, Is II Leonard Theodore
| Lighthouse, Il Lcvo John
! Livingston, Il + Jones, T.
Macalter, Pinck Maloney, Patrick
Mullins, ! b, Murphy, James
Mausby, Edmund Seal, Thos
! HEWLETT, Richard Nash, Martin
| Oxloy, RP2 OBrien, X II
| Play, VIM Panns, NJ
Patlllo, James Petric, j
Peter, II { Platt Thomas
Rutlige, Wm 4 Roundtroe, Samuel
Richerson, S~ Russell q Il
Rine. Geo II Robertson, ID &
| Rumbold. George . Statier, l.
Smith, w W spears, samuel
Sampson, Samuel sullivan, L T.
Scott, Madison Sanford, Mack
Stowell. John smith, james l.
Smith, Edmond Steslc, A
Thompson " Tiele, VIM
Trowhridge, & T. Taylor, Dick
| Vincent, Sol alsh, q
Whitmore La. \ wilkins, j Ii
Woods, John Wright, Joshua
Woods, Henry Washington ChAs
Wiuslow, Duncan Goungstrani, y j
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LOCAL BRENITIES.

tniru their Nhiue, NJ uhrtihhh D. -"
All kinds of sun pictures att. Schlesing-
er's Eighth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. 7-l0u.
Glass fruit jars, porcelain lined, glass
topped at Hsrtman's.
7-l6tf
Photographs and other pictures at J.
Schlesingers, Eighth street, betwoon .
Washington aud Commercial avenues.
7-l0tf
All kinds of Jelly glasses at Hart
mans. 7-lG II.
The Cairo and Vincennes railroad
company have put down a good crossing
over their track at Thirty-second street.
The people who are thus benefited are iu-
bilant.
Dan. Hartman offers for sale his fine
spring wagon, 1t lie suitable for either
family use or a delivery wagon, and can
be bought at a bargain. Any one desir-
ing a wagon OF this kind should call upon
him and learn his terms. 7-l9.tf
Rev. DIR. Mason of Clinton, Kentucky,
viii preach at the Christian church, on
Eighteenth street, between Washington
and Walnut 10 this city, this evening and
Tomorrow morning and evening. Mt the
usual hours. 5-2G-2t
--Clark's ,hrosd i've cents spool al
llartmans 7-lG If.
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave
nue., offers Tor sale Guinness Porter y
Bass ales and pure Ilennessy brandy
and the genuine A"gosture bit,ers, al
o iirst-class cholera cures. Try them
III If
"A dance will be given
by the
Cairo Turner Society
n at
Phillis Hall,
Monday evening, July IS.
Attention is called to the notice 0
Col. Wood, general freight and passenge
agent oil the Cairo and Nincennes raj
road, with reference to the running Of nc
these trains must prove y great convent
/. ence TO those of our business men VIII,
l. ave ~ the upper part of the city,
&C. Hanny wishes the public to be in
formed that no has Oh hand A stock q
/. dry goods and carpets as extensive as an
>, in the Southwest, and that he is detcrn
: ined TO sell everything at prices low,
,r. than the lowest. Call on him to-day IN
nd examine goods and prices. He will sntisf
M You both Ms to quality and cost.
,,ii Fun sized mosquito bars lfty cents
\. pair al Hertmsns. 7.lG t.
= TanL-h rsenz chen
Il der
a Cairo THrngomoinde,
d Mon,ag den 2e,cn ,iuli. 1873.
II in
v phillis Halle,
!, Eintrltt, 80 cents,
DR.. Lavarty, homoeopathi.t phy>j
: clan, late Of Shswneetown, has located il
, this city, and intends making it his home
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon
, nended, and refers to the officers of tn
: First National bank Of Shawneetown, +
whom he is we'll known, having practice,
: his profession among them for years II
n solicits fair share Of the patronage O
i our citizens. 7.2O-tf
GENTS half hose, 50 cents DOZEN, n
!. | Hnrtmsu's 1-lG e
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.ANy.gY NOTICE.

Ah'. ny NOTICE.
'm.n Hp g.'t, dc fcndant. i, notified
bat July ~, 1873, MARY NJ. Blodgctt,
on p'-nant, died her bin ia chancery
Do The Alexander county circuit court, state
al illinois, {, divorce, and that said suit is
now pendinr IA said court. That thereupOn
summons was issued ont oi the clerk b
ONCE OF said court against YOU, returnablr
0n the iourtl Tuesday IN july, 1873, to a
term OF said court, then 10 be holden AT the
COURTHOUSE In Cairo. IN said county amt
state. Dated July 2lst, 1873.
kRuhKS ). YoCUM, Clerk.
samuel u. Wheeler,
'ompla'nanrS Solicitor.
9I-d-iw.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after 2:iu
l.. III. to-day trains will run rs follows:
ARRIVE.
Express, daily 60. .4:Oj D., IN
Mail, except sunday 80. .3:l5 a. IN
DEPART.
Express, .. 2i0 p, m.
Mail, daily except sunday 1855 p. m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-27

THE RLMAINlNG PASSENG Frs
AND CREW RESCUED ny
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

THE STEAMER JENNIE HOWELL
SUNK MAR SHAW
NEErOWN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-27
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
CAIRO, ARkA

CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. X.
ON and after Tuesday July 10, 1873, trains
will run daily, except sunday, between
Greenheld's landing and Iron siding,
Missouri. as follows:
Leave Greenlelds at........... 400 p m
Arrive at Greeniield's At ....., Hd5 am.
Arrive OF Iron Siding At ......... I:l5 pm.
Leave Iron Siding at ............ Gl5 AIN.