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The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15
Our Home Advertisers.
G. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
No "a OHIO LEvKr.

Of'ers the following valuable re- es ate TO,
sale, which Is selected from very large lsi
OF valuable real estate for sale and lease
as presenting very favorable terms for In.
| vestments:
A large two story house, in good repair
together with lots, on Crofs street, neaI
| school house, a No. 1 bargain.
That fine large house and lot @, block "a,
city on Washington avenue between Fourth
| aud Fifth streets.
Lot No. g, block No. Q, Ohio Loyee,
Two splendid high lots on Walnut street,
next to corner of Eigth street. Very cheap
Two lots on Tenth street, between Walnut
anu Sedsr streets. Very desirable and will
Three lots on Cedar street, well situated
| at a bargain. f'I'
Those two fine business lots, 15 and Is.
Dlock IL, city, OH Commercial avenue, near
corner or Eighth street, on W iich now
Possession given fret Of April
-Four lots on Twenty first street. near Com.
mercial avenue and freight depot Of the c.
and V. railroad.
Two lots on Commercial avenue. near cor.
ner OF Thirty.third street. viii be sold
Two good business lots, Z and 9. block AZ
city, on Washington aven,is and corner O,
fliteeh'h street. Directly opposite custom
house.
Lots 0, 10. II and 12 same block and IN rea,
OF last mentioned lots. on Fifteenth street.
Lo.s ana ~, block 30, city, on Thirteenth,
street, near Commercial avehue. Price sDU
each. Wv
line farm Of 1j0 acres, with good i'm.
provenients at Goose Island, adjoining tLe.
farm OF q. Greenlee, Esq. The soil and fer.
tility are unsurpassed, being rich bottom
land entirely above overflow.
several well improved fruit farms ia Pu.
lasN county,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

Prof. Dsnton's lecture last night wa, at.
tended by larger audience than ever. Iii.
discourse was . splendid one, and good
lesson to every parent and child who heard
1t. 1t wss really to be regretted that net sv.
cry parent in the city could have been there
and heard him in his lecture, explain how
children should be corrected. The profess.
or won golden laurels In his effort last night,
and never was his audience 50 well pleased
with his subject.
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COURT oilers AND COURT BUSINESS

Notwithstanding the demand for labor and
the high wages paid for work, large crowd
ofidlers assembled In Bross' police court yes.
terday morning to witness the procee edipgs
Of that court. There were ten cases brought
before his honor, none ofthem, however, be.
ing OF serious nature. A young man
named Adams was arraigned for assaulting
and fighting. 1t appeared that Adams yes.
terday got ON general bender and called in
at Fourth street saloon filed with negroes.
soon getting himself involved in o quarrel
with them. The proprietor demanded that
Adams should leave his house instantly,
which he could not see in that light, jumping
at the nearest man TO him, knocked him
down, aud then tried the same on the land.
lord, but soon found himself elected and In
the hands OF the police. Then Mr.. Adams
wanted TO fight anybody who would take
square pull at him, resisting the two sturdy
officers with all his might, bu. was
finally walked of TO the calaboose
Yesterday his honor recognized his face,
although 1t was the worst looking face we
have seon for many long day and fined him.
go and the costs. Adams can be inter.
viewed from to-day until the 18th OF March.
during business hours, at some OF our mud.
dy ystreot-crossings, Of Sundays and at night
time, at tho city jail.
The next case was Julia O'shsugbnessv
on her way from Columbus 10 Mound CITY
While passing through this city Julia doubt
less feeling very leenly the necessity Of a
supply OF inner woman, supplied herself
with bottle Of Jersey lightning. The con.
tents OF that bottle caused Julia to fall by
the wayside somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of Twentieth street. Only IS and the
| costs was the consequence yesterday morn
Ing, and her appeals to his honor to let her
OF, were TO much for his hard heart. Julia
was told II she would 60 to Mound City and
never return,she might do SO. or course she
accepted the conditions, and as she passed
out OF the door she remarked, "but IN do
all can sir; your an illigsnt man sir; and |
hope you'll be living tho day that you die,
Then came Il. Mcmahon mot Of the
French army and Ed. Hagen. They were
proven to have been drunk the night before,
and created an awful uproar. They can
both be found until Thursday next on the
Henry Atkins, more fortunate than a
great majority Of ofbummers, had just enough
change with him. aud settled his case on the
spot, paying gil only, for plain drunk.
Cheap.
"John Welsh !" called the marshal. "IIere
II be, yer honor; u gntlemsn, livery inch oy
me-" "John, you are charged with drunk.
enness," said tho court. "Are you guilty.
or not" "Guilty, yer honor, of coorse." A
fine OF =? and the costs is what will cause
John TO scrape mud from.the cross.walks for
six long days
Babust Holston, not Of the river Jordan
notoristy. but of iazoo river, got some ten
drinks more than q darkey OF his calibre
could safely carry about without stumbling
his toe and making a bow to passers.
by, he bowed 10 the marshal, who took
Babtist IN, and Judge Bross decided that he
should pay %, which was liquidstsd without
causing any financial erash among Bsbtisr, |
neighbos.
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AUCTION SALE.

The entire household and kitchen furni.
ture at the residence Of J. II. Mulkey, on
Ninth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street, on Monday, February
II, at 10 O'Clock, consisting OF bedsteads,
warbrobes, bedding, chairs, sofas, mirrors,
carpets, stoves, crockery, plates, knives and
forks. Also one fine Wheeler 4 Wilson sew.
Ing machine, nearly new. Sale positive and
without reserve. 2-l4-3t.
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Peter Anthony, an ape-like look.
ing darkey, andjust such looking being a.
Professor Denton descbribes the higher grade
Of monkeys to be, in his lectures. was up for
carrying baggage to the river and charging
for the same without license o. required BY
ordinance. 1t was proven that Pete was In
the habit Of doing so daily and making quite
a nice thing out Of that sort Of business.
Attorney pro TEN. Webb, made good
speech defending those who pay license,
and arguing that Pete ought to be fined, but
BY technically Of the ordinance Pete es.
capped, and went out of court laughing up his
sleeve.
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~ by order OF the eminent comman
der, q special conclavc OF Cairo Com
mandery, X. r. No. 10 will be
held at the asylum. this Saturday cve-
ming for the purpose OF rehearsing the
werk in the Black Cross degree. The regu.
lar conclave will be held at the asylum on
Monday evening, February II, 1873. Work
In Black Cross degree. Visiting Sir Knights
courteously invited to attend.
JAS. A. PHILLIs, Recorder.
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BAL MASQUE.
ATTENTION, SUBJECTS. PREPARE
FOR THEEyENT OF THE
SEASON.
MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY II.

The managers OF the Cairo Casino Ba
Masque, extended an invitation
TO Momus, King OF Carnival, and
have received the gladful tldlngs
that his royal highness and suite will posi-
lively put in their appearance. Anticipating
that on that occssion majority OF our com.
muHity will be anxious to feast their optics
with peep at his royal highness. and in or.
der to avoid confusion, and that peace, or.
der and good will may reign supreme. we
therefore: make this pro nunciamsn,o that
the great dining-hall OF the st. Charles hote
has been engaged for the occasion OF our
carnival. Parties holding tickets and per.
sons being desirous OF participating will
therefore take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
by order OF the managers. 2-li-3t
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NOTICE.

The managers Of the Casino masquerade
have perfected Arrangement with Mr.. Kurth,
who furnishes the costumes on the occasion a
Of the Cotoris clubs ball tonight, 10 70.
main over until Tuesday, in order 70 enable
parties dsdring costumes for the Casino
nasqusrade an opportunity 10 select their
costumes from his well selected !assortmsnt.
He ieom u next door 10 Ar. Hyslop's, over
ths tslsgrsph once. 2-lts.
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fHE BALLARD COUNTY BRIDGE,

THIS morning, Mr.. Jas. L. Irwin of Balls, a
county, Kentucky, accompanied BY someone
OF our well known citizens, will call on our
public spirited men Of business, in behalf
Of this bridge. Ballard county is divided
by Mayfeld creek inc North and South
Ballard. This stream, like all others cours.
ing through the aluvia of the Mississippi.
has steep banks occasioning the worst of
crossings, and has In great measure cut Off
South Ballard from Cairo, and throws it up.
on Columbus for a market. That section
has ut least population OF 1000 who have
been mostly cut off from the Cairo trade
by that creek. SO much did they feel mi,
that many efforts were made to have
bride across the creek convenient to Cairo.
oil OF which failed until lately, when the
magistrates voted $4,000 for the purpose
on the credit OF the county. The cash value
OF this is but $1,000. The construction
of the bridge was contracted for with NJ. r.
ilallman OF Pulaski county, Illinois, for
S3,430 20. lie has 1t completed and ready
for delivery when his payment is com
pleted; the balance being S2is.
The bridge has span OF ll0 feet and an ele.
walton OF AZ feet, feet above the highest
water known the woodwork 275 feet long
aud the earth.work 175 feet. The citizens of
Ballard have, In addition to the county ap.
preparation, made up by private subscription
the amount less S24s, and the following sub.
scriptions from the citizens of Cairo The
ferry company, s200; 8. s. Taylor. ESQ; X.
II. Cunningham, 90; stratton & Bird. go:
9. d. Williamson, $50; !. Waider go; John
Cookie, IS; Jack Winter IS; Barclay Bros.
$2o; White & Gray, s1o; c. Hsnny, s.; G.
II. Woodward, s5; p. S. Cunningham. g.;
Peter Nef, o. 30; A. NJ. CundiG, 81; Cash,
e2; w. B. Rockwell, s5; G. Gallagher, eos;
Goldstine & Rosenwater, 90; Reed a. Mann,
80; A. b. Stafford, $40; shelter soc; Candee
d Morris, $40; Thomas 4 Alden, ,sI.
The citizens OF South Ballard feel the past
kindness OF Cairo in this matter, and re.
spectfully require such aid as the business
men oil this place may extend. The bridge
Is OF mutual advantage and the sooner It is
opened Tor Evaporation the better for all.
LARGE stock Of brown domestics At C
Hauny's.
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FOR SALE,

A farm.of so acres, in Johsnon county, II.
linois, o miles west OF Vienna near tho Don.
gola road, two log houses, smoke house and
stable, cistern AMI plenty of stock water.
Thirty acres in cultivation and fine orchard
OF selected fruit. Fifty acres OF good tim
Der. Can be bought for $500, II application
be made In 10 days, the timber and orchard
are worth the money. c. AcKERMAN.
2-12 3ts Vienna. illinois
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THE MASQUERADE LAST NIGHT.

The Bal Masque of the Coterie club at the
st. Charles last night was success In every
sense Of the word. Over one hundred
couple were in attendance, and in costumes.
some Of which were rich and tasty. At -
o'clock the masqueradcrs threw of their
disguises and proceeded TO the dining hall
which was arranged to seat TWEEN.
ty.hve couple at time. The supper.tables
were well patronized snd after all had
got through with the good things furnished
by Mr.. Rexford, dancing commenced and
was kept UP until the 'swec sma, hours.
The music was furnished by Eisenberg's
cslsbrated string baud, and could not be sur.
passed. Every one present enjoyed them.
selves to their hearts content, and went away
fully satisfied that Cairo can give successful
masqueraie les as well as larger ities. Par
ties from st. Louis, Madison, Ind =, and De.
troit, Michigan, were there, and they pro.
nounced II as grand success.
Tomorrow we shall give full list Of cos.
tunes, and by whom worn, publishing all the
names Of those who wore costumes. Extra
copies OF The BULLETIN, containing the re.
port, can be lad by calling at this Office.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DkLMOCICO.

DxLMoNIco.
AC Ricksecker, St. Louis; r l. Bishop,
Psducah; VIM J Rhoads, st. Louis; II c
Applsgate, Commerce, Missouri; N K Stones,
Nashville; d II Austin, Metropolis; w W
Wilson, Greensbow, North Carolina; G Ii
DeBaum, Ullin, Illinois; X c Booth, Ironton,
Ohio; Thomas Crawford, Scotland; John
Cunnigs, Ulhn; Jno Gaunt, Grand Chain;
JF Vogsl, st. Louis; ] ". Kyle and son,
Henderson, Kentucky; Mrs Walsh, Nah.
vile, r W Bergstresed, ,Charlsst Missouri
CA Marchildon and c A Spires, Thebes,
A G Hunter, Dyersburg, Tennessee; DIR.
Author Lewis, Louisville; Geo Conrad, St.
Louis.
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sALooN.KEEPERs TAKE NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given to oil saloon.kssp.
ers not to give my husband, A. zerbian, any
liquor, either tor cash or on credit, ss will
prosecute any salson-kesper 20 doing, under
ths.new hquor law. MRS. A. ZERBIAs.
2-A-3t,
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AGRAND TURTLE SOUP LUNCH.

grand turtle soup lunch Is set every
night Al the European hotel and restaurant.
This house has just been opened by Mr..
Harry Walker, who is now prepared to ac.
commodate any number OF boarders. Mr..
". has engaged the services Of an expert.
snced steward and is prepared to furnish
meals At all hours. Also good board at mod.
crate prices. Parties desiring nrst.class
board should inquire At the house, on Com.
mercial avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. 2.ll-lw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

On recent trip through the interior OF the
Western states We were surprised TO find the
great demand there IL for Parker's Com.
pound Fluid Extract Bucnu. At places 70.
mote from rail or river It is found to meet
with aready sale. The amount OF kidney
disease in farming community is great, and
the farmers have found that no medicine Is
10 suited TO their various wants, or gives
such prompt reliefas this valuable medicine.
Sold BY al druggists.
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Bal
Masque
Of the
CAIRO G AsINO
at the
st. Charles Hotel
on
Monday,
February II.
DENTON LECTURES.

DENTON LECTURES.
Thursday evening, February l5--"Reve.
lations Of Geology Regarding Man"
Friday evening--"Origin and Cure OF Evil
Geologically Fed"
Saturday svening-"Future OF our
Planet"
Sunday evening That great and interest
ing lecture "The Scientific Evidence OF
Mans Future Existence
Monday evenug--"The History OF the
Blble."
Tuesday evenipg-'The Univeral Relig.
i0n."
"Wednesday eysniug-"what Shall DO to
Dc savedP'
AT the close Of these lectures, any ques-
IONS may be asked by anyone desiring to do
90. We say 70 the public and friends that
our only object Is TO promuigste truth
DENTON LECTURE COMMITTEE.
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Some three or four years ago, some of ou,
citizens gave their individual notes for dif
isrent sums 70 aid in building the Cairo and
Vincennss railroad. A. N. Mitchell Of Har
risburg, Illinois, was yesterday about the
city, calling on those Of our eitisens who
had subscribed to the road, and asking them
to psy over the amounts they owed to the
road. He WAS unsuccessful, however, a,
every one he sppiied to, except in one in.
stance, refused TO liquidats the claim.
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2-li-3t.
ACARD.

The public is hereby informed that nv
house IL entirely free from smallpox or
other contagious disease. 1t has been thor.
oughly cleaned and disinfectsAts have been
freely used, 10 that no possible danger can
be spprehended nom the contagious disease
that may have been on the premises.
JOHN ScHRkL.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

Elder Raine' subjects for Saturday night
and Sunday morning and night are. a. fol.
lows; Saturday night-"How shall we
know when We are In Christf' Sunday, q,
II o'clock-"Ths planting Of the cause OF
Christianity in samaria BY Philip" Sunday
night-"what must do to be saved Al
are invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

Our wharfs, elevators, warehouses and
wharfbosts, are all overlooked with freight,
which has aecumalatsd here waiting ship.
ment south. Asa good steambe ating sea.
son has set in, it is expected that large
large quantities OF 1t will now be sent on to
lis destination.
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WANTHD-To rent-a furnished room, by
couple Of gentlemen, with or without
board. Address u. s. N. BULLETIN Office.
2-12-3t-s
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The Ohio 10 rising fast, and our merchants
are all pleased at tho prospect OF an early
opportunity to ship freight.
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Ihs nnest lettering We have seen In this
city orany where else, is on Harry Walkers
show'window. 1t was executed ny quite .
young man In the employ Of H.. Able,
painter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

McHale's mud-scraping gang did excellent
service on our street crossings yesterday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

The commission merchants have been do.
ing an unusually good business during the
past week.
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Rents In Cairo are advancing, and dwell
lings and business houses are in demand.
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DENTON
February l3.l4-15.16.l7.l8.l9.

FOR SALH.-Ay entire stock Of groceries,
saddles, harness and farming Implements, at
Wholesale or retail. d. ARrrR.
2-S1m.
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The Turuer' masquerade ball will be held
at the st. Charles hotel. instead Of John
scheePs hall ss stated heretofore. Persons
holding tickets VIII govern themselves &C.
eordingly. 2.12.1w
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Considerable real estate has changed hands
IN this city within the past few days, at good
figures.
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WANrED.-A white girl 10 do general
houss work In small family. Address box
743P, O.
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- - -
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Fannie Lewis, StLouis
Emma Z Elliott, st Louis
Capitol City, Memphis
g Quickstep, Evansville
Andy Baum, Memphis
Andy johnson, st Louis
Tyrone. Nashville
q Joe Kinney, New Orleans
Jim Fisk. Jr, Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Fannie Lewis, Memphis
:" Emma c Elliott, Mcmnhi,
Capitol City, st Louis
Quickstep, Evansville
Iron Mountain, New Orleans
Andy Baum, Cincinnati
John I.umsden, Nashville
Joe Kinney, st Louis
Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducah
Illinois, Columbus
BIG MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, in any quantity an on usual terms
at the yard ut Grand Tower. Illinois. spe.
eiai contracts offered on favorable terms.
upon application.
ii. V. OLYPHANT. Gen. supt.
ID. U. BOKEE, Sales Agent.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS,
The rapid rising of the Ohio has lie, M
somewhat, still, however, It continues rising
at lair rate and the present rise has cause q
the back-water In the Mississippi to extend
nearly to Commerce. Seven feet water re-.
ported from here ~ Commerce. and abovs
there six feet.
Special dispatches to THE BULLETIN re-.
port the condition OF the Ohio aud Mi..i..
sippi rivers at various points.
BUsINEss AND WEATHER.
business on the levee and among the ship.
ping continues as good as the scarcity of
tonnage will allow.
The weather was clear and mild. The
saow has nearly all disappeared and mud has
taken its place.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Andy johnson arrived ut noon yester.
day from the scene of her accident near
Prices landing, aud an examination OF
her hull after she was pumped out, show.
that 1t Is damaged great deal worse than
was first supposed 1t. was. The snag strcuk
her on the bottom near the stern and did
not leave her until it had gone almost the
entire length OF the hun, breaking and shat,
tering every timber In the bottom of her
hull, with the exception of probably ter
tlmbers, and strange TO say she did not leaL
bad enough to cause the water to 70 more
than IS inches over her dunnage in the after
part Of her hull, and the only freight that
Is any ways damaged Is about $50 barrels OF
flour and 100 barrels potatoes. 1t 10 Ger.
tainly wonderful that boat as badly broken
up as she is, could be kept afioat at oil.
She Will wait here until the Harry johnson
comes up, and turn her cargo over to he,
and after patching her hull will return to
st. Louis and be taken out on the docks TO,
Repairs.
The larS oard wheel Of the Fannie Lewis IN
some way became disabled while coming
down Greenleafs bend, and she ran
aground, and was helped of by the Alice Of.
ter several hours' detention.
The Great Republic has got of Liberty isl.
and is slowly vending her way to this port,
and is expected here some time to-day.
The Emma c. Elliott brought.out big
trip for Memphis and added largely here.
The John Lumsden left for Nashville
loaded down to the guards with bulk msa;
aud grain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-02-15

DIR. A. Lewis, chirop odist, extracts oorns,
bunions and ingrown nails without pain or
loss OF blood. Room No. II, Delmonico
hotel.
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Mr. Jacob Ullman, recently .'burned OUT
In Aurphysboro, intends TO remove 10
Cairo,
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The rise in the rivcrs has made steam.
boating brisk.
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FoR sALB.-The cottage now standing on
lots block 40, near corner Washington ave.
nue. and Tenth street. Enquire at this Of.
dee.
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HANDSOME line OF dress goods 1t Is cts
at c. Hanny's.
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LARGE stock ofbleacAed muslin anu sheet
ings At Z. Hanny's.
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+ o r J. T. A s T. .

lhe Perry House. This large and comrno.
dious ana well situated house win be leased
terms.
Those finely situated residence lots 81, ~
aud ~, block 5O, city, corner OF Ninth and
Walnut streets.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-Lot. In any
part OF the city. i.25-im
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LARGE stock Of curtains and damask's q
Z. Hanny's.
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WANTED TO RENT.--A furnished house.
Address L., box 3o5. 2.7tf
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Halt! AAsoUERADERs - Masquerade
costumes, and false fAce.masks-ior sale or
hire during the season At John scheeps
Aai' jan25.lm
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POLICE PICKINGS.

ADVENTURES OF MR.. ADAMS AMONG
a ChOWD OF DARkIES IN A
FOURTH STREET DIVE.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL wRArnRR RRPoRr.

y. .. $40. sxn., OBssRvRl's OFFICE.
cAno, Feb. II, is7a, lol1 PIN. J
BArsmster $3.50 and rising.
Thsrmonstsr - degrees.
Wind northeast, velocity miles per
hour.
01wsatAsr, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, q,
9p. n, ~ degrees.
Aiainun temperature, last "a hours, q,
-. n, 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hours, northeast.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, lis.
THOMAS L. WATSON, Observer.
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LARGE stock Of wool blankets at down
pr,ce at G. Hanny's.
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MRS. O'sHAUGHNEssY FALLS BY THE
WAYSlDE.
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d. B. Turney is to favor Cairo with snoth.
er lecture.
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TOYS, NOTIONS,
f A N CY G GODS
MISS NJ. j. CARSON

Wishes to call attention TO her stock OF Toys,
Notions and Fancy Goods and Staple Aiti.
cles consisting Of Dolls In great variety,
Ladies' Work-boxe. Of nne quality, Writing
Buggies, Hobby Horses, Fine silver.plated
Ware on Nickel Silver, Fine Tabls.kniyes,
Knapkin Rings, China Vases, AMI good SC.
lection OF Cheap Jewelry. Also fine
Cali Bella, Pictures and Picture Frames, aud
many Sth:s sfSss 'GS cs To Go%
merciai avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
strSSu. tlIs-- l.le,ln.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS

HANDSOME line of Cashmeres at C. Han
a..
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LARos stock Of dry goods at c. Hsnny's.
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The snow has ali disappeared.
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LARGE stock Of brown domestics At C
uauny's.
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