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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-06
A MISEMENT GOSSIP.

--On Monday evening January 10Th,
the Data City Cornet band will give n
grand mosqurade ball. The priCo
of ticket to this ball is ono dollar, and
not only entities tho hold.r TO admittance
to the ball, but also to chance in a rattle
for splendid thirty dollar gold headed
cain, Tho committee Of arrangements
say they are determined that ,his shall be
tho graulest ball of tho kind ever given
in Cairo lickoLs can DO procured a. =.
q Schools, Il. and w. Buder's, j. NJ,
McGGuley and j. Burgers stores.
Tho moro VIC soc of Miss Price the bet
ter we like her. She has almost ava kcned
in Va oar youthful love o5 the theatre,
which was inLonsest when wo wore boiled
sarta, silk hats, corn-huTIing boots, kid
gloves and swallow-tgiled coats, and al
ways took with us to the play II nice
young LADY, the daughter Of our boarding
| house mistress or somebody elses board.
Ing house mistress. Then wc were a
| Judge Of ac,urs and actresses, and had 0
ycsrring for the boards which tlmo L3'
modified but has not altogether obliter'
aled. Ia that day wo took to the LADY
Of Lyons "Romeo and juliet "Ham
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RAILROAD GOSSIP.

Col s.. g Tsyior Pr'.idar' sni
Judge e. gr5ls. s4cre'ar> .t t-s tsi'o
and :. Louis Railroad Co..naye gone -
attend n meetinr Of the director. az thst
company 60 be hold in e., city % ts'' 3,
L5.i. g. day
An accommodated yAr - nov D..AB
RIO uetweon Columbus, n.y. and Cairo,
,ia the Iron Mountain road to Charles.
toa. tu,acc - Greenfolds ferry landing
overths Cdro. Atktu.es md Texas road
Persons in Columbus vi. as to visit tins
city con. by taking this r,ute, arrive 90
| Cairo 1T . D.. m, aud returning, ;es .
home o. 6 p 90.
Tho Ca.to, Arkan.As and Texas road
has purchesoi tho night Of way 70 and @
largo quantity Of ground a. B.lfI , Points
and viii q; once proceed O. css-cI 'heIr
road go Tint place. We have heard i,
| hinted that the Cairo aud Nin,enne. road
! 8. Interested in This movement, and IL Il il
mood surprise 10 one TO zoe within very
shor. time a transfer plying the river con.
nec,ing these roads. We do not know
| that this Is trgei bat hope that il rnay be
AS before stated in these columns, tbs
connection between tho Mobile and Ohio
and tho Il.noi Central railroads by
steamer ho,wrea hi, city and Columbus
Ky, VIII Doe ae.. up tho rame as before the
completion Of tie Mississippi Contra
roAI We loArn ,bst both the way and
through business Of the Il and o. road il
constantly Increasing, ani that i,s earn
in, iu the month Of December wac larger
than ia any ono month since its couple
tior.
The tlsi,..- OF tho Cairo and Van
csanes railrosD s rapid : increasing Dur
ing ,ul month Of December the receipt,
',sm fright aud passenger tribe wer
much sryer than during any other mont
since the completion Of the road. Shout
the business O. tho road increase IN u
.ame ratio for shor, time longer, IL
cairo and ViuceLnes raj. road will be on
" the boz. paying in IN, state. The man
agemoat Of tbs road is in good hands. an
3. {. gratifying to know iaat ia these par
les times the road is doing So we'll.
The work on tho incline plane, ca
holster, e'c., ana the laying Of new track
on the promises o: the Illinois Central,
this city, will soon be completed, and III
transfer OF through cars from Chi.sgo !
New Orleans go OF wi,hou, interruption
During tho extension Of the incline plsr
d a, the ,crn.aus Of the Mississippi Cenir'
.ho transfer boa. will convey pssscLge
ana freight between the two roadf, ma
ing close connection 50 thD trains {
rft Il. .va. "... = 4s.a.o,.. ,oOD.S:jo
soon we propose 10 give = detailed accouI
Of the improvements, etc, Of these road
houco no moro at present.
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81. Lou. merchants will leave nothing
undons to draw il TO that city, aud should
they once succeed ia getting II there, il
will take wears 20 bring it back 10 this
direction. Let Cairo merchants remem-
her THE.
On Sunday evening while q colored
man who resides on Third street, wac
quietly snou1ng, his wife left tho house
for rsmble through the streets. Daring
her wiuderngs abe ran across smother
colorui iydiuijusl, and by.blsudishmenis
her 20 her home Presently her husband
got up sni found the invited guest snugly
onsconced ia an easy chair before the
b,az.ng lite, aud asking, rec ,vcd no salts
factory response to his iLqury Sc to the
Occasion Of hi. presence 40 did 10, waste
ysiu words with him, hut erected q Man
satI Over III. nose that will di.agure that
crrorioy irontispiece for several dsys.
The regular term Of the Alexander
county circuit CSuIk 'Ou'ehei )cstetuhf
morning, Judge -. J. Baker presiding.
sheriff irwin and Circuit, Clerk Yoeum
were .. their posts Of duty The frat
! bu-iuess was the swearing IN of the grand
Jury, after which County Attorney Pope
made shoe, but appropriate address, in
I s.rucling them as TO their duties. The
following IL a lie. Of the gentlemen com
posing tho grand jury Thos. Wilson
foreman; John I. Irwin, Andrew Now
Jas. Quinn, w. H. Morri, Potter Miller
William Wagner, John w. Hileman
Salmon Lakewood, w. q. Allen, Ran
som Thompson, Sterling &. Pool, Green
81 asey, Edward Mcdonald, Isaac T.. An
derson, n. Linton, q. b. S.raughn, +
G. Pace, II. Il. Thomi, j. &. Turner, q
H. Greeley and John james. Asususl OF
the fret day of the term, no business o
! Importance was transacted. Among TIL
attorneys present we noticed Hon. w.
Alien, Judge w. II. Green, ). =. Wheeler
". y. Gilbert, John NJ. Lsnsden, Geo
Fisher, NJ. +. Gilbert, II. Watson Webb
w. c. Mulkcy, II. black, of Cairo Hon
John Dougherty, of Jonesboro, and WIN
B-eese, Of Thebe,, Alexander county.
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TAXES.

| will attend at the following times and
places in the scycra precincts In this county
In conformity with law, for the purpose
OF receiving the state and county taxes Tor
the year 1913, rs follows, to-wit:
In Unity precinct, at the house OF William
Holden, Monday January 10, 1874.
In Lakewood precinct, at DIR. Jones' store,
Toledo, Tuesda, January 20, 1874.
In Clear Creek precinct, at Marehild0n u
Iulley's store, mouth Of creek, Wedles-
day, January u, 1874.
IN lhehes precinct, at j. q. Rollwlng's
store, rhcbes, thursday, January ~, 1874,
In Santa Ne precinct. at W. u. Anderyon's
store, Santa fe, Friday January %, 1874.
In Goose Island precinct. NJ q. Greenley's
store, Goose Island, Saturday, january
-, 1874.
In Dog Tooth precinct, at tho house OF n.
ilunsackcr. Tuesday, January y. 1874.
la South Cairo prcclnct, at tac office OF j.
O. llarman, Cairo, Wednesday, January
-, lSii,
Ia North Cairo precinct, AT the court house,
Cairo. Thursday, January 20, 1874.
Section No. l5t Of the amended revenue
law of this state requires tina. levy by Tue
collector upon the personal properly OF IN.
tax payer be made i'r the non-payment ol
personal taxes ON OF before the lOGh day oil
March next
Section No. IL, provides thai all taxes
upon real estate remainiog unpaid ON Tue
10th day OF March neAi, shall be deemed
lax payers viii bear in mind these
changes, a. the law will DO vigorously Gu
forced. -
Bo sure 10 bring your tile papess or
lat wears lax receipts with yoa, that no er-
rors In paving taxes nay occur.
ALEX. IA. lmviE, Collector;
CAIro, MS, Dee, 81, lsT. hA"''h
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MISCELLANEOUS GOSSIP.

Cairo Encsmpmen. |, o. o. +, meets
tonight.
The public schools reopened yesterday
morning. The attendance was as large as
usual.
The city national bank yesterday
paid its stock holders dividend Of five
per cent.
The city wa. full OF country people
Yesterday, most of whom were in attend
ance on circui. court.
The sudden change in tho weather
within the past day or two has put stop
to worl, on number of now buildings.
Rev. .Chas. Caldw well, of the Four
teenth street Baptist church, lcolored)
b,p,issd eleven converts on Sunday last.
The amount Of fines assessed by Po-
lics Magistrate Bross in the month OF
November was Si2s, and the amount col
lec,ed $255, all of which was very good
considering tho "hard times"
Green fcld's ferry boat makes one trip
daily between the terminus of tho CAir o
Texas and Arkansas railroad and the
Greed Line whariboat, for the purpose ol
transferring passengers and freight.
"A meeting of the policy holders in
the st. Louis Mutual Insurance company
WAS held in Judge Aliens Office over The
first national bank on Saturday evening
! What action WAS taken we sro unable t.
say.
MIR. Edward Terrell, of Ballard coun
ty, Kentucky died at his home on Sunda.
last of pneumonia. Mr., Terrell was prob
ably the weslthiost citizen of the count,
in which ho lived. lie was well.knowr
in this city.
The churches were all vol attended
on Sunday evening, The church Of til
Redeomer WAS especially well attended
Row. Gilbort is becoming very popula
with our church going people, and hi
sermons are highly praised.
On Thursday evening, January sth,
splendid supper and ball will take place u
Du Quoin, under tho auspices of the Cd
Follows. A number of tho members o
tho order in this city expect to be prescn
and participate in the festivities of tho oc
casiou.
Among the guesta whose names wcr
registered a. the ~. Charles yesterds
wero the following S morris and q MI
ter, New York Z II Carleton, Arkansa
w ID Banga st Louis w Coakle.
Philadelphia Matt Pepper, New Orleans
Al Warmsor and A w Prentice, Cincir
natl; VIA jenkins, Natchez, MisSi'
sippi, and James Morri', Cape Gira'
doau.
---Since tho completion of tho Cair
Texa, and Arkansas railrond, Cairo HI
derived a very profitable patronage iro
merchants Of tho villages along its In
If our merchants will make an effort, th
trade can be retained, and will with oac
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We sh'ho btiBh' pert'cu'ac e'at u ~"
amateur company, ana fs't'y 'taf''od h''i
Sm.th' VINO was won't TO act huefe''s ou'
o. hi' bo''s oy QUE uansceuds"' g''-
iu'.
We nave thought this introduction nee
es'sty - add weight to the Judgment we
W'n'seto pass 90 tue bofsia NJ rendered
.ast ign. q. tho Atboneum. Only an ex-
ouF.eur could give md opinion %:
ts msr.'s Of tho play. 10 wished to make
Thea. rsmstAs inodestly, ana hope we
have sucroseiei.
Bos.iss b.li Saith Ne may mention
h"r3 that Gin Smith IS g. nasr relative OF
.t3 tUen'Y..wI other .'mitA.e That rnt 81
t.a 70 CHARLES hotel ou Friday i'siI "o
tsEs seen nearly a.. the famous actors
anJ ac!res9e.. nuI DO no: lc.itsie ~ SAY
that Mi.s frcs ta' f'% cqpe.saud no su-
rofi0r n t'.- rhSrsc,er Las, night she
was ia th' m.Js, sad
her ap,eudif tragic powers
were llNf NlEUIlFO4 Ief noes. EcLu -
wss IA tho scenes where sh, def ,d tho
Dixie whom Lo c,ulemuoi Generr4 20
death. and ia her interview With Gen.
ezra, when she imp,ores him % save her
life. IN both % wAich scenes DO. w.r3 n.
,e}i-en, %! her audience gave ..f,t
afer rouni % applsus. Witloa' t.s'
rsat peculiar 90 90 nauv 8.tresse.. sA,
portrayed tue passions %. .ho lema,,
hear. and carried The audience along viii
Der in tho deyeiopmont Of the character
without apparent eiiort.
Mr. Medium, ~ GENERA was sue
! Cess. lie played the character inely
aud !! ne aga nov M oar ldeai OF 'ha'
dasu'"- yo'h mani person. IL was ho'
! because ne u nov i'rse enough we nave
"sfm p's'e Tor Me'uru'h Ia our lhe"
tr'ca' hsaf', anu Kho" oy tue '"'nhI' o
me- eye '"H' He IS Soou 'o'''N' - nc u
a. goo0 i'''o" ~ "e "a b''1 49, w
wa. ""'' '''' - ''-''''' ''''' '''oN
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We '''u'' nov "'s''' - ,"y ~
-. 81.
- u,
'-a' "a. - 80 Nv .aI a..
1000 liz ttoaDdLi.ooro
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, az inch Dram, 2 IA inch Fiues
with IRE fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Bri,chln, all complete and in ilrst.class
order. been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire ct j. Il. REsNIE,
G-23-tr Vulcan IRON Works.
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Tue undersigned having resumed the
management of the above hotel, trust by
strict attention to business to the wants
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will at once undergo
a thorough renovation, and be much inn
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from tho hotel free Of charge.
JEwkTr WILCOX L Co., Proprietors.
If
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FOR SALE.

The well-known business stand of Custead
" rtovo. at the mouth of Clearcreek, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated in one OF
the fEest agricultural districts OF Che West,
and with well-established trade. 1hiswill
DC found rare opportunity for an energetic
business man
The premises consist o! a store 20Xi0 feet
a dwelling of eight rooms, weil furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and all necessary out-buIldings, and one
mere of land. Terms liberal. Apply or
address, WIN. CuslEAp,
l2-o-lm- d&w. Cleearcree Land ing, Ills,
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cara do, 43@t5c; car choice black in
sacks del, 5ici 2 cars do do, G5c; icars
white in sacks dol, 52c; 3 cars mixed De,
40a,50c; I cars mixed do do, zoe.
CORN MEAL. -- Plenty and dull
holders ore firm Mt 50 %, but sales are
slow. 400 bile choice f;eam dried sold At
SO 90; 80 bbls country fresh s. 90 300
bbls city steam dried 81 90.
BRAN.-Qaie, and unchanged sclIs
slowly a, $40 90 per ton.
BUTTER -plenty aud quiet. Should
the present cold snap continue fer any
length Of time, the but.oremarset vii
improve We note sales 1000 lbs choice
roll at 20; 800 lbs ordinary l5@20i il
pkgs choice roll 2ota 20 pkgs choice
roll 2l@2j.
EGGS Plenty, down sod going lover;
selling n, lOc shippers coun; to-day,
Sales reported wete 500 dozen n, 23i coo
dozen Il. 20.
CHICK LNS.-Nery quiet. Dressed
poultry, should tho weather continue cold
will improve We note salea Of % dozen
dressed chickens at 81 1902 10 per
| dozen.
TURKEIS-The msrke. IL we'll sup
piled, and quoted to-day at 70, loo e II
dressed. We note sale. OF 800 at sl@. Q
CHEESE cream sold NJ lie per
pound.
/ A 4 y
and are selling at 5Gjlc, according &
condition. The pork packing business
here has not been heavy this soason. =
"a aswe can learn, not more than 25O'
hogs have been packed.
GAME-Tho weather Il very favora
bic, bu. there Is very little in the market
No quotations.
FRUIT-Choice apples are scarce AM
sell at si(gj per Dbl Common are plcn
,y and sell at 81 50@3 per Dbl.
POTATOES-Quie,; 30 bbls. peac!
blows sold a, 81 7j@3.
TEAS-Imperisl ald Gunpowder T5
@.l IS; Oolong 75c@sl; Young Hysoi
SOL 40.
CHEESE-Cream lac New York fac
tory lG@l6lc.
LINZ 25Gl 80 'Fbbl.
CEMENT-2 00ta2 90 q Dbl.
COAL OIL-22o q gal.
GUNNIES- Re-sewed .! bushels l5c
5 bushels zoe.
SYRUPS-Choics e0c@sl per gallon
New Orleans 756Dsoc.
PLASTERING HAIR - 35c pc
busbel
BURLAPS-2i bushels corn .! {
l5tc; do 10 or loc; bushels oets zoe
bushels ale; 4 bushels 22c.
BEESWAX-R D. SOC.
SOAP-Shaeser German mottled, 7!C
Champaign soap, 7ic.
TALLOW-p b5Ga53c.
' COFFEE-Java 30@32e; Lagusyr
/ 24td25,; Rio prime to CHOICE 1Aee2sc.
FRBIGHT-Cot.on, compressed
New York, s5c! to Boston, 81. Unoou
. pressed, to New York, 81 IA; to Boslo
To New Orleans and Vieksbur
Potatoes, apples, etc. SOC; pour
II freights l5c cw,; hay 81 per ton; Poi
j. 45c a b5l; tobacco 81; cotton 81. To Moi
phis, -four, etc, 25c per Dbl; pound fseie
. l2!c ewt; hay 81 per ton.
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FOR SALE.

| will sell my house and lot on CONNER
cisl avenue above Fourth street (iot
block l5) at bargain. The house con-
tains nine large room., including a large
bar-room. To any one wishing to pur-
chase | will sell on good terms and easy
payments. WM. MCCORMICK.
30 d&w In
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FOR SA LIE.

Atwood country knit sock' a. 20 cents
a par. Also, fine bed room se,t, includ-
ing fine spring mattress, AMI many
other articles, at panic prices. Remember
auction sale of furniture every Saturday
morning nj 10 o'clock, and dry goods,
boots, shoes, etc, every Saturday evening
ut : o'clock. LOUIS III. MYERS.
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January 1874,

CoNSTlpATIoN, -Ina peculiar virtues OF
DR.. Prices Cream baking Powder is
shown in eases where there is tendency
TO Constipation, food in which il is used lie
more easily disestcd and acts as.a natural
aporient TO tbs bowels, oYercoming neiIity
OF The stomach aud Da.u!eney. Le. thoso
who arc dyspeptic cat food made with DR..
Prices Cream, baking Powder and see
how easily it 10 dgcsted We know Of
this powder and also Of DR., Pri,os special
f,vcrinss, lemon, dc, nod do not hesitate
To- iudersn than l2-8l.dSW lw
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DANNING NunOOL.

The second and last term for gents will
take place % fucsdsy, January eth, at
p IN. second ard last term for children
Ola Saturday, January 2itb, at pm.
T. az 4 HARDY, Teacher
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NOrIUE CASINO.

The members Of the Cairo Casino are
earnestly requested to be preien. at their
rooms Wednesday evening, January Eth,
By order Of the President,
REISHoLD V. BgLzNER,
l1.52t Secretary.
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NOTICE.

OrvIcE OF CAIRO Is ST. LOUSY
RAILROAD COMPANY, CAIRO,
Ills, Dec. 3lst, 1873.
a meeting of tho directors of this COM
pany will be hold on Tuesday, the 9Th day
of January next, a. D., 1874, at L o'clock
am, at the station house on the depot
grounds of said company, 10 the city Of
East s.. Louis, Illinois.
). STAATs TAYLOR,
Ltd President.
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NOTICE is hereby given that will pay
40 bills for goods sold to any Of the en-
ployes OF Tux CAIRO BuLLgrIN, either
or itemsalyes or for tho use Of the office
unloso the sama are furnished on An order
isned by Mr.. Burnett or myself
l2-20-ly .IoHN ii. ORnRLY.
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OBSTACLES~TO MARRIAGE

Happy renef Tor young men from the ol-
iects OF errors and abuses in early life. Man.
hood restored. lmpedlments 10 marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
sulars sent free, in sealed envelopes Adj
dress, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, ps Ian institute
sion having u high reputation for honorable
cnuIugt and UrJf,..IOus.l a. mi tI.Hl IA. ,g.,lt
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some person having comfortable cot
tage containing five or six rooms, convent
emily located for business, il dosirous Of
selling may find Il cash purchaser by adj
dre' sing post office drawer SOC, Cairo, Ills.
10 Ia II
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TEN pounds of brown sugar for 81;
pounds best coffee sugar n. 81 81 pounds
of choice butter at 81 % cents for lard
imperial ten Mt 81; Potatoes 30 cents per
peck; apples 10 cents, Mt Wicox's block.
t--2-tf
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

AL kinds of game constantly on hand
4. n.-rv Walkers. Commercial avenue
betworn seventh and Eighth streets.
1l-7-lm
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LOOK HERE

MATHEWS & UHL have 200 bales Of
good hay which they are selling at TWO
DOLLARS per bale. is.e.3s
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FOR AALE.

Three hundred dollars city scrip at
ninety cents. Apol, At BULLETIN Of
dee. Is A. BURNETT.
= U-It
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Lost.

Dec large white sow, no msrks. Any
person returning hc' 70 the Egyptian
Mills will 10 suitably rewarded. Pat
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NOIiCIi.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Cairo for the
election of directors, will be held at the Of
dee of said bank In Cairo, on Tuesday, Jan
Iary II, 1874, between the hours OF 10
o'clock a III and 4. o'clock pm.
CuAs. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier
CAIRO. Ms, December 10, 1919. I'll
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THE European hotel, larry Walker
proprietor, is opon 1T all hours of the
night. li.7-lm
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FOX SALE.

On Seventh street, Cairo, lllinoia, one
of the most beautiful home.teads in the
city, consisting Of two lots handsomely
enclosed, set with lowers, cycrgreons
shrubbory, &c &cia well built and neatly
ruuisbcl cottage containing seyon rooms,
cellar, oistern, wood house, wash house,
bath house and coal house, with gAss aud
every convenience, Apply TO
JouS G. uAsMoN y Go,
Real Estate Agents
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For SALE, one small Herring safe
cheap. Enquire of N. LINTON,
. 2-6t. Gl Ohio Levee.
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FoR good square meal so to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenu
between Seventh aud Eighth street. I'm
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Il. JoSss, fashionable boo, and shoe
maker. Cork soles, Scotch bottoms, and
the latest improvements in the limo OF his
business. Only The best ana lnos, COM
etont wcrkmen employed, and all work
warranted to be hrs;clsss in every respect
Shop ON Commercial avenue, near corner
Of Tenth street io'i
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
URsKRVEPs Offirfj CAIRO U.s.
January ., 1911 pm. l~ii.

gpsYRVgris OFFICE CAIRO, U.s.
;. January D. lDil pm, l~f.
Barometer, 3C:4G dcerco-
Thermometer. 80 degrees.
Vine northeast Velocity miles per
hour.
weather cloudy
Maximum temperalrr, Tor iast - hours
% degrees:
ainimum Temperature Tor he lat - hours,
10 degrees
prty,Hing wind TOR A-t ~ hours, North
cast.
Total number Of miles travelled ~ wind
duuuy last ~ hours, SIS.
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Observer signal Service. q. IS. 4