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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-19
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Mike Coyne is recovering, anc
VIII soon be able to be up and about.
w. b. Kearney, formerly news
dealer in this city, is now doing we'll in
Chicago.
- DIR. Wood is reported to DO doing
we'll. Ais ea-ly restoration to coed
| health is to be wished for.
Nick Cantwell drives the gsyest turn.
cut in the city. The wagon 10 painted red
and has reading" all over it.
Mr.. Joe Cormick is rapidly improy.
ing, and expects to soon be able TO take Q
run down this way" just to "see the
boys"
DR.. Brigham and Bob Woodward
handle the psste-bosrds at the door Of the
Athencum, during the Denton lecture
course.
Mira A. b. Safford, according to en-
pectation, arrived home yesterday, ard
was met at the train by number of her
lady friends.
Hon. VIM. j, Allen and Judge Mul.
key are, or were, during the past week,
attending circuit court at Marion and
Williamson county.
1t is reported that Mrs. Jennings,
widow OF the late Robert Jennings, who
several months ago left this city and went
to ST. Louis to live, died in that city abou,
one week ago.
Mr., j. b, Sheldon, late ticket agent
in this city for the Illinois Central rail-
road, but now q resident Of st. Louis, is
in the city visiting his friends. He re-
mans two or three days.
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DENTON
AT THE ATHENEUM.
Station ID, Bit
August rs, | yr

OCT. II, 10, 10, 20, 81, ~, 80, "a, IS, 20, q
Admission Gent and lady to one lee
ture, 80 cents gent and lady to the full
course, 81 Reserved seats for full course
81 extra, or rs cents night.
SUBJECTS:
Antiquity OF man illustrated by paint.
ings, etc.
Woman's position in the Bible
What was Jesus? Did he rise from the
dead
Races of mankind and their destiny il
Illustrated.
Minerals and Metals.
Prophecies Of the Bible.
Prayer in the light of Modern Science
True Revelation.
Nosh's Ark scientifically considered.
The Coming Day. oc;-lI- (.
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MOUND CITY ITEMS.

The journal Of Saturday contains the
following
@. +. Meyer has returned from Gin.
cinnati
L. q. Harris is off on another tour
through the northwest.
The shooting club will have another
meeting for sport on Mondsy 9Th il :
slant.
The city clerk aivertises for propo-
sails 10 take charge of Beech Grove cefne-
terry.
No clue has yet been obtsined to the
hiding place OF Henry Smith the colored
man who killed Morris, another colored
man, in this city on the 10th inst. He
probably has gone South to pick cotton.
e. l.. Hunter has the contract for
buildings large new bridge over Hess
bayou, on the Mound City and Caledonia
road He is to receive 81, 100 for it. WIN.
Wetzsi has the contract for building tho
upper Hess bayou culvert bridge, Oh the
Meridian road.
The Riverside base.bAl club donued
their new clothes and went to Cairo Wed.
ne'day, to play match game with the
Nemos, and came back scoopci out"
The Nemos made 40 runs, the Rlversides
80, The former provided fac supper
for the latter,
"A citizen Of this city, exercising one
OF the prerogatiyes that justly telJng to
him, seeded from the religious congrega.
ton in which he had regularly found him
sell on Sabbath morning AMI joined an
other one then just looming into import
snce and rapidly becoming popular. The
good pastor of the old church had not
discovered the seceders absence until
his dog came in and looked all around for
him, and not fading him settled
down by the scat where the seceder ia.
variAbly sat, with q most woe. begone look
ing countensnce and finally, picking him
self up slowly moped out Of church, with
head down aud tail between his legs, as If
overcome by sense of shame as well as
sorrow. Then the pastor knew his be-
loved congregator had seeded. This is
the parsons story; we cannot vouch for
it further.
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A CA RID.

A clergyman, while residing IN South
America as missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the cure OF
nervous weakness, early decay, diseases OF
the urinary and seminal organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneiul and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by thi. noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to beneh, tho al
nicted and unfortunate, l will send the
receipt tor preparing and using this med
icine in sealed envelope to anyone VII,
needs 1t, free Of charge. Address
JOSEPH 7. ISMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York.
August 70, yr
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NOTICE.

REV. II. b, THAYER Is now preparing
sermons upon the following subjects;
LIST. Who Was Jesus, Historically
I'd. "Womsn's Position in the Bible.
81. "The Prophecies Of the Bible"
4th. prayer and Modern Science"
9th. "What is True Revelation ? "
9th. "Noah's Ark in the light OF His
tory, STANDARDIZATION"
The first Of these discourses will be d =
livered Cd. W Sabbath evening, Octob'r
Goth. The others will follow on the sue
ceeding Sabbath evenings. Mr.. Thayer
will also prepare and deliver q sermon on
the facts with reference to tho "sntiquity
Of man." These subjects will be treated
fairly, csndidly and thoroughly, in the
full light OF modern science and discus.
sion, the object being to correctly ascer-
tain "whst 10 truth"
From Mr.. Thayer's well-know and rec
ognized ability il cannot be doubted that
he will handle the subjects above referred
to in = scientific and logical manner.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Of valuable terry privilege with good ferry.
boat. at Paducah, Kentucky
ON saturday. November IL, at the hour of
- M, ut the ferry landing in Paducah, Ken.
tucky. we viii sell the ferry privilege (hav-
ing about II years To rum belonging TO the
late '. Oaren. The Illinois and southeast.
ern railroad crossing, at this point, makes
this valuable property. The boat Is nearly
new. and has just undergone thorough re-
pairs. Runs ten miles an hour against the
ohio current, and large enough to do all the
business. On same day will sell othorprop-
erty too humorous to mention. Terms, 3,
aud months, with good security with in.
tercst from date.
RoBERr AND Henry OAREN,
Admir- OF V. Oaten's estate.
PApuCAH, n.y., October 10. 1873 1915 til
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Mr. DENTON delivered q very eloquen,
I lecture last night on THE position of vo.
man in the Bible The audience was
larger than tina, which greeted the gen.
tlemsn Friday night, the weather being
unfavorsbe, and was composed in agrea,
par. Of the best families in the city.
The lecture was fine effor: but We
must acknowledge that the applause all
came from that portion of his listeners
composed OF men. The doctor is a pleas
ing speaker, one who can hold an audience
quiet for two hours n, = time (longer than
the most eloquent divine can hold . con
gregstion,) snd i, is pity tina, he will
try to foi-t his own peculiar ideas Of G cd,
angels, man, woman and the Bible upon
his hearers and state them as facts. The
lecturer told some pleasant snecdote.
drawn from his own mag nation of what
might have been said and done by the men
and women of the old Jewish times, but
We could no. discover an ything in them to
show that he knew more than any other
person OF these people or times.
In fact the lecture WAS almost entirely i'm
aginary, and we could not help thinking
OF the opinion given by learned judge of
an eloquent young lawyer He is a.mart
young man." said the judge, "bu, il he
would pluck n few feathers from the
wings OF his Imagination and stick them
in the tail of his judgement, he would be
more successful
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ASSIGNEkS SALE

Having been appointed assignee of the
STOCK OF millinery goods of Mrs. Anna
Lang, tor the benefit of her creditors, /
will cell the same at public auction on
Thursday, November eighth, 1873, at the
old stand on Eighth street. Sale to com.
mence at 9 o'clock and continue from dsy
to day until all the goods are sold,
JoHs II. GossMAS, Assignee.
CAIRO, October Is, 1873.
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SINFUL STRINGS.
I Before j, J. Bird. p Nj

| Before j. j. Bird, p. NJ
STATE CAsEs.-Frank Smith (colored
for obtaining money under false pretense,
was bound over to appear before th,
county courts its noIt session. Smith
was employed by a colored man named
Jones, as ieamster, and was engaged in
hauling wood. Jones had Q contract with
Donnie Devine, to whom Smith was delv.
ering the wood. Several nights ago
Smith went to Devine and told him tina,
Jones was in Jail, and waited ten dollars
to sout with. Devine gave him the
money. Next morning Jones came tc
town, and on bearing Of Smiths getting
the money had = warrant issued, which
WAS placed in the hands of Chief McHal,
and officer Martin, who arrested Smith
Smith was held to bail in the sum of 5000.
Thomas Burnes aud Richard Coleman
were arrested by Chief McHale and
Officer Martin for till tapping. Burns
was caught behind the counter in Schmetz-
dorifs grocery store, and when detected,
left the store and started down Eleventh
street. He was taken in charge by the
officers above mentioned, ard Coleman,
who it appears WAS with Burns at the
time, but did not enter the store was
shortly afterwards arrested Burns took
from the drawer about 50, which WAS af.
forwards found under the Eleventh street
sidewalk, Il few steps from where Burns
was caught. Burns was held to bail in
the sum of 500 to appear before the next
term Of the county court. Coleman. who
is well-knoSn to the police OF this city as
"hsrd case, was discharged, and warned
to leave the city. 1t was afterwards as.
certained that Burns had "gone through"
the money drawer in Christ Anther's
meat shop, from which he obtained about
six dollars.
CITY CASES. Thomas Wilson, young
man, was up for drunkenness. He had
been on terrible spree" He was
charged two dollars and the trimming,
and sent to the city jail for three days.
Pat Curren, for using abusive lam
guage to an officer, was fined Ave dollars
and the "sgreeables." But Pat had no
money, and was sent up for six days. His
employer came along after while and
baied him out.
John Corckel, 3 gentleman who lives
some four or five miles above Cairo, was
fore his honor to answer to q warrant
sworn out by one Nelson. Corckel was
left of by paying the costs, which
amounted to So 10. Corckel did not have
any money, but he had friend who paid
The bill tor him.
Two other parties were before his
honor, but as they are well-known cit-
GEMS, and the otfenses with which they
were charged frivlous, their names names
are withheld. One of them was fined S.
md the other discharged.
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Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, AZ inch Dram, 2 l4inch Flues
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in fret class
order; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire of j. 7. RESsGE,
9-23-tf. Vulcan Iron Work,
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Mr.. WM. WINTER turned out from his
gallery last week apicture Of . deceased
lady which almost surpasses the usual
beauty asd finish of his work. In feature
and expression it is perfect likeness of
the original, which is the more remarks
BILE. as tho photograph was enlarged from
a'mall one-two processes Of that kind
being necessary to get the picture of the
desired size. Aside from its excellence ss
a Likeness, the picture Is q whole is q
BEAUTIFUL specimen Of Mr.. Winters skill
as an artestic workman.
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DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA is among
the best Juvenile magazines that comes to
our table, always sparkling with enter
tanning and novel features. A series of
finely engraved cartoons, illustrating the
evils Of intemperance, with descriptions
by DR. Deems, is announced for the ensu-
ing year. Yearly, one dollar with beau
tiful premium. Address, w. JENNINGS
DEMoREsT, S3S Broadway, New York.
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NorrcE.-To parties wishing to attend
the general conference Of the N. Z Church
South at Charleston, Mo, on Sunday,
October 10Th, Green6eld's ferry will leave
the Illinois shore at n o'clock in the
morning, and returning, will leave the
Missouri shore at o'clock p. m, prompt.
ly. A hack will le ve Fields stable at
a. IN. carrying passengers to Charleston
and return same day. q
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THE chamber of commerce will hold It's
first regular meeting Tor business to.mor-
row Monday at 9 o'clock III, and will
hold daily sessions thereafter. 1t is i'm
pIrtsnt that all members attend these
meetings By order Of the board,
T. A. BURNETT Spc'y
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AT THE Advent Christian Mission SUI
day the l9Ih inst at pm. Subject
Prophetic Image of Dan IL. In the
evening at the usual hour. Subjec,
Daniel VII.
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JUsT received at Eblors, Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, the finest French calf. nat.
ent leather and Moroccos for gen,lemens
wear. A perfect dt and satisfaction as.
sured. Any persons in need Of boots and
shoes should call on Ehler's, examine hs
stock of feathers and leave their orders
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We are authorized to announce JoszPn
r. DAWSON as q candidate for the Office
Of county clerk, At the ensuing Novenbe
election, subject to the decision of the
voters Of Alexander county.
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CONCERT.

BY the Cairo Turngemeinde for the
beneils Of the Men phis sufferers, Tuesday
evening October n, at Phillis' hall. Ad.
mission so cents.
w. +. kUCHESBEcKER,
+. GEHRIG,
CHAs. BuDER.
Committee of Arrangements
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weeks, a case Of yellow fever. The city
is not only entirely free from yellow
fever, but there 10 very little sickness of
any kind now reported.
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REV II. Is. JHAYER Will deliver dis
course This morning ia the Presbyterian
church on the following: THE Only
True Test" In the evening, christian
ily in the Future
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A CARD.

l take this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Cairo and surrounding country,
that l will resume my practice in the city
OF Cairo on or about the lst of December
9-3ou. p. l.. WILLIAMS, Dentist.
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HE November number Of DEMoRIsr's
MONTHLY MAGAZINE presents its usual
rich display Of fall and winter novelties.
illustrated with Numerous engraving,
among which is one full page, miniature
OF the celebrated chrome, Home Sweet
Home This chrome lie one Of the series
given TO each 50 yearly subscriber to this
model mon bly,. How 40 large ard beau
tiful picture can be given away Is one Of
the msrvels Of the day, for /. mus, be re-
meuibered tina. these cannot be classed
among the usual chromos given as premi-
um', but are vsri,able gems, richly de-
serving their high reputation for beauty
and artistic excellence.
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$4,000

worth Of boots and shoes to be disposed of
within the next sixty days at panic prices.
Elliott & Haythorne have them, and they
are the best lot Of goods OF the kind ever
offered in this market. Go and see them
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Mr.. WM. EHLEKs is anxious to inform
bis friends and acqusntances, and custom.
ers generally, that he doe, his ovn fitting
in CATERS, fine boots and shoes. In fact
all bis work is done in his own shop
a
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HAVING been solicited by numerous
voters Of Alexander county to become q
candidate for the office OF county com.
missioner, hereby announce that will
DO a candidate for !hai office at the ensu-
ing November election.
SEVERE NAVCHILDos.
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AT a meeting Of the board OF directors
OF tie chamb,r of commerce, held at their
hall yesterday morning, the election Of q
secretary for the chamber of commerce
being the business before the board, Mr..
K. A Burnett was selected to fill the po-
sltion, and will enter upon the discharge
of his duties at the opening Of the board
on next Monday morning.
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Ex-MAYoR THOMAS WILSON, il will
be seen by reference to the announcements
published in this mornings BULLETS, is
u candidate for County Commissioner.
Mr.. Wilson 10 so well-known to the peo-
pie of this county that We deem it unne-
cs'sary to say much with reference to his
candidacy. Probably no man in the
county is better posted rs to the wants
and needs OF our people than Mr.. Wilson.
With board OF commissioners com posed
Of such men rs he is, the affairs Of the
county would certainly b, we'll looked
after
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WANTED-two experienced hog catch
ers-who thoroughly understand the bus
iness. Apply to Ch.ef-ofPoliee McHale,
nj the city clerks Office g
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We are informed that within the past
few day number of letters have been re-
ceived in this city, making inquiries as to
tho condition of this city with reference
to the yellow fever. Ia ans wer to such
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MRs L. A. TAYLOR.

W. src authorized t. announce lliEAN
+. PUTNAM, Of lakewood, as n candi.
date for county superintendent Of public
instruction.
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fee to the second story of Louis Herborts
new brick building on Eighth street be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, where be has more comfortable and
corumodious quarters. s.lO.u
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EDITOR BULLETIs-Please announce
my main, ne candidate for the Office Of
county clerk. JONI &. CROWLEY.
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p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter l.
Bass ales and pure Hennessy brandy,
and tho genuine Acgosture bitters, all
arst.cla" cholera cures, Try them
tit II
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Sac OF IIlnoIs, county q Ale ander s..
!, a u STAFFORD, cashier Of the City Ma
uonal Bank OF Cairo, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
A. Il. Stafford, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me hi, l7,h dav nj
October, 1873.
II. II. CANDEE, Notary Public
C1uect-Attest.
K II. CUNNINGHAM,
. ID. WILLIAMSON, ! Directors,
II J.. HALLIDAY
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We are authorized to announce Mr..
GEORGE FISHER a. cand date tor Coun-
ty Commissioner, At the ensuing Novem-
/ er election.
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Editor OF The BuLLETIs-You will
please announce my name a. the people
cnnd idats for county Treasurer, ut the en-
suing Novsm Der election. Intending and
desiring to serve the people, hope to be
elected by the people.
S-2Old WILLIAM MARTIN.
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ONIONS, ONIONS.

We are receiving on consignment, q
large lot of prime Iowa onions, which
We offer to tho trade cheap, either by tn.
bushel or barrel.
l0-9-l0t HALLIDAY Bkos
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| WILL sell my entire stock Of wall pa.
per Mt cost after to-day, Two of tho best
paper hangers in the city at the store.
Try me. No. 2 Seventh street.
lO-l5n II. ABLE,
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For SALE.-Two desirable lots--No. 7
and 4, block 70, city; corner of Tenth and
Walnut streets. Will be sold with or
without the house on lot 8. For particu-
lars, etc, apply to
l0-ll-2w MATuuss & UHL.
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We are authorized TO announce ALEX
ASDgE c. HoDGEs Of Unity, as a can
didate for County Commissioner.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES
/. SAsDEEs, Of Clear creek, ss candidate
for county commissioner.
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BALL-CASINO.

The Cairo Casino will give a social ball
in Washington hall on Monday evening,
Novem Der 3, to which all their friends are
invited. Tickets 81, at the door.
KruIrp
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FoR SALE CHEAP.--One span good,
young mules, also double wagon. Will
sell them together or separately. Enquire
Of HUsE, LOOMS Il Co..
II No. 81 Ohio Levee.
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TIL + Blu LII + TIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce that
JACOB q. LYScH will be a candidate for
County Clerk.
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There will be services this morning and
'vening n, the Methodist Episcopal
church
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Mr. GEO. FISHER, ESQ of Cairo, an
nounces himself in this mornings bull
LEriN rs u candidate for County Commits.
sioner. Mr.. Fisher will no doubt receive
the support of many of the substantial
men OF Cairo and Alexander county. He
"a gentleman well qualified for the posi-
ton, and if elected will doubtless endeavor
to MI the office in an honest al consci-
enciOus manner.
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COUNTRY SUPERINTENDENT

Wa are authorized to announce Mr. S.
4. Brown. Of Thebes precinct MS candi.
date for superintendent of schools.
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For GAS and steam iitting 90 to Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. 9-l0-tf
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PLEASE announce me as a candidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction Of
Alexander county.
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A NEW ESrEEPgIsE.-Dr 3. F. Field
will run a line Of hacks between Cairo
and the terminu. OF tho Cairo, Arkansas
" Texas railroad making two trip, each
day, leaving Cairo at o'clock =. M, and
AND 23oclock, ?. M, making close con-
neetion with the trains on that road.
Orders for passengers or baggage should
be left At Fold stable on lO:h street.
sept23 Il
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Editor BULLETfS:
7 ease announce that | am candidate
for county commissioner.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorized 10 announce Jous II.
GossNAs candidate for the Office Of
county treasurer
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, CAIRO, Ills,
September IL, l0Hl pm, 1919
Barometer, 3O.Os degrees.
Thermometer, "a degrees.
Wind south. Velocity miles pei
hour.
Weather clear.
Maximum temperature for last "a hour
70 degrees:
Minimum temperature Tor the la-t4 hours,
10 degrees.
Prevailing wind for last ~ hours, sor'b.
Total mum, er Of miles travelled by wind
during lsst - hours, il3.
EDWIN GARLAND,
Observer siguai service, u. ;. A.
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Go to b. F. Blakes for everything in
the Steam and Gasiitting line. 9-2Stf.