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The Grange advance., 1874-05-27

Some kind Of difference has sprung
up in Hastings between the editor Of the
Hastings Union and Mr.. John Ken.
nedy. Last week the Union had in it a
curious and funny "apology" to Mr..
Kennedy which We copied as good piece
OF jocular reading. This week Mr..
Kennedy comes back on US, aud re-
quests that we insert, as an act of fair
play, the following from the Pennington
Press:
SUFFICIENTLY AMUsED-KEEP COOL!
To the Editor of the Farmington Press:
l wish through the Press to calm the fears
Of the friends Of the Ring, as they have
been led to suppose by the reading of the
Union Of to-day that they are about TO lose
the valuable services Of the editors of that
ssvory sheet. will therefore say, that
since left the army have not gone armed
on any occasion, and have never threatened
the lite Of any editor Of the Union or any
one, else. l did feel grossly insulted about
week ago, on being called in that vile
sheet" dog" and last Saturday afternoon
l called one Of the editors Of the Union to
account for the insult. He informed me
that If WAS damaged by such IN epithet I
had my redress. l then placed my clenched
fist to his cheek and pushed him back-1
rubbed my fist across his nose, aud finally
applied my left to his other cheek, told him
ny opinion Of him in plain English, and
branded him as . coward. On his part he
The Grange advance., 1874-05-27

1TALY.-Ihe Chamber OF Deputies
has passed law breaking up the organ
grinding. business: aud calls upon the
American government to send them all
home. Thus one system Of cruelty to
little boys will be abolished. These
boys in every city were the slaves Of IA
Padrone who treated them merciless.
ly unless they were fortunate in collect.
ing pennies.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23
THE HOLES SEANCES.

Mrs. HOLES, the spiritual medium now
in this city, is creating considerable ex-
! element. she is, we are informed, con-
verting to her faith many of our citizens,
by manifestations of the most remarkable
kind. She permits ten persons to be pres.
ent each night, charging two dollars q
head, and all the seats have been engaged
until next Wednesday.
At the seance on Wednesday night
there were present four of our prominen,
ply sicians and ono of nnr leading minis
ters, and all the conditions were favorable.
The materislizstions were astounding,
The forms Of two little girls appeared in
lighted room and were recognized by
their friends, and the voice Of a person
well known in Cairo, now dead,
was distinctly heard in conversation
with the company talking about Cairo
local matters rs Familiarity as he did in
life. We expect TO hear before Mrs. Hol-
ies leaves that she has induced some Of
our old citizens "gone before" to return
and stay with US. Why not?
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LOCALS.-PERSONAL.


--Gerould, of tho gas works, 10 In Cali.
fornia.
Cairo &S.. Louis railroad Canda wa.
in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. HOLES, the wonderful spiritual
medium, is the guest Of Mr.. C. r. Wood.
ward.
r. 4. Canda, contractor and over in
the Cairo Marrow Gauge railroad, is stop.
ping at the st. Charles.
The following, among the mos. prom
inent, left thoir marks at the st. Nicholas:
John Hill, st Louis; J 5 Poland, do; John
Lndqvist, Chicago; r Carver, San An.
tonic, Texas; T Rush, Sullivan, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Saford-Blake arrived in
the city this morning. She has been in
attendance upon tho woman's Conven-
lion in Chicago, and read the ablest paper
submitted to its consideration.
-Parson kroh, OF Union county, in
dependent candidate for tho legislature,
will be in Cairo in few days. He pro-
poses to address our citizens upon the
Issues of tho day and tell them why he
believes he ought to be elected.
Mr.. Jack Hodges has been in tho city
several days. His health is greatly i'm.
paired, and he has lost much of hi.
strength and energy. lie came to Cairo
to recuperate, aud will remain until be
has entirely recovered.
We notice among the distinguished
arrivals at the st, Charles, yesterd.v
Hon John Crossley, 81 r. Rev DR. Miller
Englandi j "a Healy, assistant engineer
&c r r; q IL Snyder, n o; Jacob Lyons
New York; 4 A Boehm, st Louis: A Il
Upsaaw, editor Jackson Tenn Wing and
Trlbunei ] NJ Stone, Miss.
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ATHEsEUM.-Last night the citizens
OF Cairo were entertained in manner
never before reached by any combination
ofsrtists Miss D. Este appeared 10 better
advantage than ever before and to say
that she IS star in hes profession, Ia say
ing the least that ~'uld be said to do her
justice. Her Julia was faultless in every
particulsr and 1t will be long before a
Cairo audience will witness her equal In
the difficult roles she assumes. Mr.. j. q,
Suits assumes the difficult role OF
Master Walter" and that he satisfied his
auditors was stlested by the frequen,
bursts of applause that greeted him. Mr..
Stu.tz Is an actor of fine talents and per-
sonal address, and one whom tho audience
is ever sorry TO see leave the stage. Mr.
Cot,rill assumed the role OF "Sir Thomas
Clifford" and performed his difficult par,
In tho same easy, graceful manner which
has made him hosts OF friends in every
city. The rest Of the company acquitted
themselves ereditsbly.
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not wish 10 trouble them, but really this
matter ought TO be attended to. and 1.
seems TO us they are the people TO attend
20 IL.
w. Tinker representing ID. W. Irwin
h Co., of CHICAGO, sends us the following
quotations on grain
October wheat, &c.
November wheat, SCI.
October corn, 70.
November corn, CO.
Year corn, CIT.
October oats, 40.
November oats, 40.
Year oats, 45l.
October barley, LII.
November barley, 1.07.
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SUICIDE:
ERNST aRrNDLER PoIsoNs HIM.
SELF.

Ernst Grinder. a German plasterer,
committed suicide on Wednesday evening
and was buried yesterday. Tho nnfortun-
alto man was addicted 10 the use of inlori-
eating liquors. His appetite had gained
complete mastery Of his will and all his
efforts TO discontinue the use of strong
drink had failed .Ho had become burden
to himself and family, and no doubt con.
cluded that 1t was his duty to shuttle of
tho mortal coil. On Wednesday after
noon he called at the grocery store Of his
son and babe him good bye. When asked
where he was going ho said, II am going
away" The son believing be had no Ia
tention to do himself any injury or leave
the city did not pay much attention TO
him. Mr.. Grinder then went to his
house, above the convent, and babe his
wife good bye, telling her he was going
away. He then went under a shed in the
yard and laid down, Mrs. Grinder hap.
pened TO pass by him in about an hour
after he laid down, and noticed that ke
was breathing in an unusual manner
She tried TO arouse him, but unsuccess
fully. In alarm she summoned her son
and called in DIR, Blau, who at once dis
covered that Mr.. Grinder had taken al
overdose of opium. all efforts to r,viv,
him were unsuccessful, and he died abou
soven o'clock. Coroner Gossman was no
titled, and summoned a jury at midni~, =
The verdict was that the deces- '""i' ~
his death from An ov.. '.se OF poison ad'
minis,erad nv ,.-nsslf. A piece OF paper
wa. 9. -ad In his pocket, on which Wal
written the words: Opium, l ounce"
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the city
council Of the city Of Cairo, will be re.
csivsd at my Office, No. l24 Commercial
avenue, until s o'clock p. m Of Tuesday
the Sd day Of November, 1874, for light
ting the street lamps In the city of Cairo
for tho term of one or two years
Bald proposals. TO state at what price
per post ssid light will DO furnished and
also state what kind Of light Is proposed
70 be furnished.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any and ali bids.
The person or persons to whom may be
awarded the contract, will be required to
give good and sufficient bond to said
city council for tho faithful performance
Of their contract.
N. s. Uox, City Comptroller.
CAIRo, ILL, October 18th, 1874.
35f.l0-i7-td
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: AfLLIHERA. THINNING and FANCY
SroRE.-Aiss Bu.-sids desires TO call the
attention Of the lAdis. 70 her full and
complete line Of millinery and fancy
goods just opened in the Athsneum build
Ing on Commercial avenue Her stock
consists of full assortment of fall hats
java canvas and patterns, full line of 70
phyrs, all colors, feathers. Fresch flowers,
ribbons, and . general assortment of fancy
articles, such Is are kept in a millinery
store. 32l-l0-7-lm
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ScHxscK's PULMosic 5YRuP,roR TIE
CUAs 81 CossuMrTIos, Oouons, AND
CoLps.-Ths great virtue OF this medicine
Is that Il ripens the matter and throws 1t
out Of the system, purties the blood, and
thus effects cure.
ScHEHcK's Sea WEED Tonic, FOR THE
CURs OF DrsrEPsIA, IsDIoE sTIoS, &c.
The Tonie.produces healthy action of
the stomach, creating an appetite, form
ing chyls, aad curing the most obstinate
oasss Of Indigestion.
ScRxhcE's AAnDnAKx PILLS, FOR TnK
Cuax.oF Liver COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are alternative, and produc,
healthy action Of the liver, without III,
least danger, as they are free from Gallo
ms!, and yet more efiicacious in restorin,
shsaitby action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure 70
Consumption, ~ the Pulmonic Syru
rpsns The matter and purifes the blood
The Mandrake Pills act upon tho livel
create healthy bile, and remove all dis
sssss ofths liver, often . cause OF con
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic give
tone and strength TO the stomach, makes
30 eoed digestion, and enables the organs I,
form good :blood and thus creates Z
healthy sise0iasion Of healthy blood. Til,
combined action Of these medicines. a,
soos explained, will cure every case o.
Oonsum nfion II taka, A.;
use q ths medicines is persevsred in.
d, sehsnct u professionally at hi
psiadpai ONCE, corner SIXTH and Amer
euA, Philadelphia, every morning, wbsr,
al LISTERS for advice must b addressed.
lo-e-lm
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MATTRESS AND FURNITURE MANU-.
FAoruREs.-- Messrs, Segrist and Har-
man have opened, on Washington avenr .
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street a shop, where they propose to do all
kinds of repairing on spring or common
mattresses, upholstering, sofas, lounges,
chairs, etc, and also repairing and re-
neutrality-suspicious. of all descriptions.
They will sew and lay down carpets and
hang paper. New mattresses and iurni.
turc made 10 order Tscy have como TO
Cairo to stay, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. 2s9-9.26.lm
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Il JosEs, fashionable booimaker, ha
moved INTO his new house next 10 his old
stand on Commercial avenue, and assures
bis friends tina, he is better than ever pre-
pared to satisfy them in tho style, stock,
1T, etc, Of their boots and shoes. An evil
denco Of bis ability TO satisfy everybody,
may DO seen in tbs fac. that he /, crowded
with work, and has been compelled TO en-
ploy three more hrst-elsss workmen. He
manufactures every s,ylo Of boots or shoe.
and uses only the beat Of material in all
casea, whether making q cow-hide shoe
or pair Of the finest French calf boots
Give him trial. Satisfaction ia gusrau-
teed. 303-lU-3 I'm
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MRS. HULTz mas Just returned from the
east with full stock of millinery goods
and ladies, misses and children's shoes !;
also, large stock Of ladies' hair switches,
and goods belonging to tho millinery
wade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with q large
lot OF notions, which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo. Store on
the corner of Eleventh street and WASH
ington avenue 265-9-22-f
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PIANO TusIsG.-Mr. Q. Robbins, being
about to establish business connection
in Cairo, is prepared TO tuno and repair
pianos, organs, etc, in reliable manner,
throughout the city and country adj scent.
All work warranted, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders by mail attended to.
l0-le.2w
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MOUND CITY ACCoMMoDATIoN.-C Com
mencing Thursday, October 9th, and con-
tinuing, Sunday excepted, until Saturday,
October nth, the Mound City sccomoda-
tion will run, leaving Cairo at 8 a. m. and
500 p. m; leaving Mound City at 8; 80 a. VI.
and $50 p. m to enable parties to attend
court and return to Cairo daily. Tho
Wednesday and Saturday runs as here
ofore, wi II DO abandoned until October
18Th
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LUNCH, MISUNDERSTANDING night at
nine o'clock, at The Msyhower Saloon
corner of 10th street and Commercial sv-
enue, Oyster Soup, and the ect., will BIO
sorvod up, moistened with fuo liquors.
and otc Everybody invited.
374.l0-23.2t JAMES GREANEY,
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LUMBER STILL COMO DowN.-As wa
are determined to close out our stock
speedily preparatory to winding up bus
mess, we will sell all kinda of lumber At
two dollars per thousand less than mar.
ket prices. A large lot Of la.h and stovs
wood on hand, which will DO sold a. cor.
rospendingly low rates.
22l-9-9-tf WALL Il Esr.
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FLKscHMAsS's CoMrRsssED YEAST
Received daily by X. V. Belzner and sold
at his store and at the following places
A. Swobods, Bristol & Stilwoll, New
York Store, IL. Hasenjaeger and l..
Blooms. 372-10-2I-3t
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PLANTERS HousE.--R NJ Cobb, I'm
ioutown, KY w Heegle, New Columbia,
III; O Kidd, Paducsh, Ky, Thos Hacken-
burg, Now York; Asa King, s. Louis;
James J Greer, Poplar Bluff. Mo.
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WATNED.-Coopers on our barrels, at
II cents for circle heading, and 20 cents
for square heading. Also men on tight
work at good prices. 3GS-l0.2o.6t
j. w. STEELE
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No PUBLIC house in the city is more de
serving of liberal patronage than the
Germania, Charles Schoenmeyer, propri.
etor, corner Tenth and Poplar. Desiring
to supply the wants Of the public for a
choice brand Of Weiss and lager beer, DO
visited st. Louis recently, and from the
most popular brcws Of that city made his
choice. He Is confident therefore that in
the line Of Weiss and lager beer the Ger
mania stands pre-eminent. Furthermore,
to win public favor, he spreads every
morning at 10 o'clock a bountiful free
lunch. Warm soups-a different kind
every morning-msats, vegetables, etc,
form prominent features. Sardelles, sar-
dimes, Limburger and Switzer cheese,
pigs feet, etc., on call. In tho dislribu-
ton of your patronage, then, remember
the Germania. l0-l8-lw
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Mn. HurrxRR, OF the Planters House,
has just received fresh supply of Bslti-
more oysters and claims. ia
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PHoToGRAPHfC GALLERY Gustaye
We,zels Photographic Art Gallery,
formerly I. T. Thomas, corner Eighth
street and Commercial avenue. Every
thing pertaining to tho Photographic art
skilfully and elegantly executed. Tho
happy combination of a splendid light
and the best instruments, enable me to
take chlldron's pictures simultaneously.
Mothers, give mo trial, If you desire
the sweet smile of your cborubs preserved
forever. Satisfaction given in every
case, or no change made. Ny prices arc
most reasonable. Cartes do visit, 81 per
dozen; Gems, six for 81. Call and DO
convinced. l0-s-,f
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The TT. CHARLES HOTEL has several
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, suita-
bic for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the wbotsr,..wish board, a. very reasonable
rates 4,
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eH-rhe Democratic Central Committees
OF the several counties VIII designate the
places for the speaking and arrange all other
necessary details. I'd
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FoR SALE OR RENT, cHEAP--A good
second hand piano. Enquire at the Rail-
road House, corner of Eighteenth stree,
and Commercial avenue, Cairo.
366-l0-20-2w
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Losr.-Child's gold bracelet, engraved
on the inside, "Normo." Any one leav-
ing the same ut TnE BuLLETIr office will
DO suitably rewarded. 10-20-9ts
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SILK HATS, SILK HATS
Silk Hats made to order at A. Marks,
10 Ohio levee.
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CorsE's oyster depot and restaurant
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
aay' at Phil Saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, I'll.
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q. unchanged prices Sales were ! car
peach blow potatoes, 9oc; car peach
blow potatoes, Soc; 30 bbls peach blow po-
ts,oes, 90; 100 bushels onions, 80
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For RENT.-Cottage, No. 80 Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut
Enquire of Chas. Lane, or At THE BULLE-
TIN office. 335-lO-ll-tf
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For REsT.-Two cottages on Twenty
ninth street near Commercial avenue.
Apply to A. Susanna, 81 Ohio Ievee.
25l.lO.Gt
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DR. JEsELLE.-Uan DO found At his
dental parlors on Eighth street at all
hours. Best Of references given as to pro
fessional ability.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
ron TIM IEafs LATURE.

We are authorized TO announce that +.
II. ALBRIGHT, of jackson county, is n
candidate, at the ensuing November cleo
ton, as a Representative of the Fiftieth
Senatorial District in the neNi General
Assembly. tie
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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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RIVER, WEATHER AND BCsIEEss.-
Tue river las. evening was feet 2
inches On the gauge, having fallen , inches
duiItg the previous ~ hours. Tho we tn.
or was damp and diagreeable yes.oria
with a heavy shower OF rain towards
evening.
WARD DEBT. RIVER Report,
October ~, 1874.
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DAILY LUNCH. - secXel is now spread
ing daily lunch Of the finest kind, DO.
tween 10 and u o'clock a. M, and invites
all his patrons TO psr,ske. Jaeckel has
ALEC fitted up room In the rear OF his ta-
loon, In which no will serve oysters in all
stylos Gentlemen with ladies can 10 sc-
coinmodated with lne table and oysters
IN any style. Milwaukee beer always
fresh. Corner WashInhton avenue and
Twelfth street, opposite THE BULLETIN
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IOWA ONIONS

Jusr received, and for sale at Mslhus.
d Uhl, Ga Ohio levee.
356-l0.l7-lw
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LUNCH EVERY DAY.-George Lattner
corner Of Fourteenth and Washington
avenue, will furnish hereafter, every day
to his patrons No. lunch, between the
hours of ten and twelve o'clock. Fresh
Milwaukee beer and fragran. Hsv-
ana cigars to be bad at bis bar at all
times.
oop-.f
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Ger your oysters a. the Delmonico,

TnE Best oysters at the Delmonico
Restaurant. 267-9-20-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
EnD GUERIEE


We are authorized 10 announce that A.
II. Irwin will be candidate st the ensuing
election for reelection to the Office OF Sheriff
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HON. JOHN M. PALMER.
HON. WIN. II. GREEN.

MOUND CITY, We'd, Oct. 81, l.. NJ
VILLA RIDGE, Fri, &" 81, I"
LLIzADETHTowN, Mon.," 20, l E"
GoLCoNDA, Sat. 81. 4"
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah
Silverthorn, Evansville
City Of Helena, st Louis
Ste Genevieve, Vicksburg
Gen Anderson, South
Paragon, New Orleans
John a Scddder, Now Orleans
DEPABTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah;
&" Silverthorn, Evansville
City of Helena, Vieksburg
Il" Ste Genoviove, s. Louis
" Gen Anderson, st LOUIS
" Paragon. st Louis
John A Scudder, st Louis
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FRESH SuPPLY.-Mr. L. Fitzgerald has
just received and has on sale at his sales
room, large stock Of English ale, porter,
hennsssy brandy and wines, and liquors
Of all kinds, which no will dispose Of a,
reasonable prices. 2S0-9.25-lm
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We are authorized 10 announce JOHN III
GOSSMAN as a candidate for reelection e
the Office Of Coroner OF Alexander county.
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and strong nervous system are not the lo.
Of all. But the feeble need not despair.
BY adopting the RICH. means they may
live a. long and enjoy life as much rs
their most robust neighbors. Physical in
yigoralion IL, however. necessary to this
end and while the spurious ,onics and
neryines u.uslly admitted, eventually do
pres both body and mind. DIR. J. Walker
California Bil,ers Invariably supply new
yigor TO the frame, while they regulate
every disordered function.
9.l5.d and w4w
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JUsT ARRIVED MIR. Killers, the boot
aud shoo man, Twentieth street, between
Warrington avenue and Poplar street
has jus, received, according TO previous
announcement, from Henry Arthur, inn
porter of feathers, New York,
French Calf.
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GEN. ]. BLACKBURN JONES.
HON. JOHN H. OBERLY.
HON. +. BR0SS and COL. R. R. TONNES,

METROPOLIS, Friday, Oct. %, I p. NJ.
GoLcoSDA, Saturday, q, "
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Hardware AND SToyEs.-C. w. Hem
derson has just received large stock Of
the bes. qualities of builders hsrdwa
pocket and table cutlery, fore iron stands,
and also full limo OF psrlor. offco ard
cooking stoves also futing irons OF three
or. four different patterns. These goods
have been marked down 10 tho lowest
prices Corner of Commercial avenue
and Twelfth street. 37O-IO.2O-lw
JOE RoSEKER 10 now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants Of tho public, 10 pre-.
pared to supply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown aud Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in frst-class bakery. No main
tains full stock of confectIoneries, and
can, as we'll as any other dealer in tho
city, I'll all orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders OF wedding or picnic parties.
Q-lo,c
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French KipI,

Sole Leather,
aud everything elfe pertaining TO the
making Of 1rst-class boot and shoe work.
Those needing foot wear are invited 10
call and examine this stock, tho finest
brought 10 Cairo. 3G7-lO-20-g
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-The new
packing house market in Wilcoxs block
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new Lara, T.. the lowest rnarke.
price. HOWE Sc Bro.
2lO.9.3.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23
Democrat. Meeting.

The following well known Democratic speak
ers will address the people at the times
aud places named below: