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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-09

eases Of tho liver, often cause Of Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives
tone and strength to the stomach - 8,
a good digestion, and enables ga. o. ms
to form good blood and thus 'creates a
healthy circulation Of heslthy blood. Tho
combined action OF these medicines, ns
thus explained, will cure every case of
Consumption II taken in time, and the
use OF the medicines Ia proservered in.
DR.. Schenok is professionally at his
principal office, corner SIXTH and ARcu
STs., Philadolphis, every morning, whore
all letters for advice must be addressed.
1oo-lm
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Stuart & Gholson.
NOTICE 10 CONTRA oTons

Sealed pT0posals, addressed ~ ~ -.
council Of the city Of Cairo viii Io r .ne slly
atmy office, No. ia4 Commercial aysn,,a
until O'Clock p. NJ. OF Tuesday. The ia,h
day OF October, 1874, for furnishin, fha
material and doing the work Tor he . one
siruction Of . sewer through the Ohio levee
Il or near Thirty-eigbth street.
Said W yer II TO be constructed accordIn,
70 The plan and specifications furnished bS
John T. hsaley, city engineer, and which
pian and rpecincations are now on file IN
~ once, subject to examination At any
Abe party 70 whom the contract NAV bs
awssdsd wlil be required 70 give a good
snce ofthe contract. WIN
Tne city council reserves the right IN rs-
teet any and all proposals. AZ
sll'lo4-iot Ms. Cox, City Comptroller.
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Two REVEREND GENTLEMEN The
Rov. Mr.. Leonard had the Rev. Mr.. Cald-
well before Judge Bross Yesterday on the
charge Of using abusive language. The
evidence showed, that the Rev. MIR. Cald-
well had said to tho Rev. MIR. Leonard ;
"fou are the greatest nesthider in the
city" He did not use the word nestbidor,
but words to that etiec.-words relisi ous
organ cannot induce itself to use.
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Now, GERoULp l-Alderman Wrlgh.
has relented, and is induced to clasp the
Gentle Gerould in an aifsctions.e en-
brace. He ia willing that the city should
pay $3.50 per post per month for gas. We
think this 10 fair. He, however, attaches
two other conditions that the company
shall light the lamps and keep the posts
in repair, This IL no. much of job, and
we think Gerould can accede to it without
loss to his company.
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Mr.. EnLERs informs US that he has
made arrangements with Henry After,
tho largest importer Of French and Ger
man calf in New York, and will receive
all his stock direct from him. The frat
invoice will DO received IN few days,
and it will be to the interest Of all his
patrons and the general public to call and
examine his stock before ordering their
boots and shoes elsewhere. He guaran-
tees satisfaction IN all cases. l0-9.tf
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DAsoisd scnooL.-G. q. Boden will
organize classes in dancing at Kluge's
Hall, corner Sixth street and Washington
avenue Saturday, October 9th, 1874. New
FEATURES ana new dances. Juvenile class.
90 on saturday, at p m. Ladies and
gen'iemen's classes, Monday and Thurs.
day evenings, at u O'Clock.
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J. II. GossMAN, Secretary

EDITOR UAIEo BULLETIN: Do you
know that there is agoing to be hard
winter If not, I'll toll you tho reason.
1t is because the inevitable james Nal
lory, passenger agent Of the Cairo and
vinconnes railroad, has been on travel.
ing tour for his company, and has "plast.
cred" every old house and corner with
advertisements of his railroad matters
Even the negroes invited him in to wall
paper their shsnties. But he voty polite
ly told them This ,1as no circus. Wher
ever the eye wanders, you can see Csir'
and Vinconncs railroad bills. Success 4
the road and their energetic agent.
You're, rAcKTsT.
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MOUND CIIl AgC.asiJDATIoS.- Co
mencing Thursday, October oh, and Cd
tinuing, Sunday excepted, until Saturda
October l7Ih, the Mound City sccomod
ton will run, leaving Cairo st 8 a, m. al
800 p. MI leaving Mound City at $50 a.
and $50 p. m; to enable parties to Gltei
court and return to Cairo daily. III
Wednesday and Saturday runs as her
tofore, will be abandoned until Oclob
18th.
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FAMILY GRocERY.-Albert Grindlor
mas opened family grocery store on the
corner of Center and Walnut streets on.
pos''e the High School building, He will
Keep all articles usually KEEP. on sale in
sach stores lie invites the public to give
him call. He will o1istyor 10 m.Ls !,
70 the advantage of the people to patron.
ize him.
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducsh
4" City OF Quincy, New Orleans;
II" Joe Kinney, st Louis
Mary Miller, Cincinnati;
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Psducah
City Of Quincy, $! Louis
Mary Miller, Oincinnstii
" Joe Kinney, Vicksburgi
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUsIsEss. -
Tho river last evening was G foot 3.6
iuches on tho gauge, having been station
AIRY during tho previous "a hours. There
have been rains over much Of tho country
bord, ring tho Ohio river during the pas,
two or three days, but whether suilicien.
TO raise tho river /. question. The Miss
issppi to St. Louis grows worse daily.
The weather continues cloudy, bu, has
grown several degrees warmer. Bust.
ness dl |.
WAR DEPT. RIVER REtoRT,
O,tObor :, 1874.
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NoT1CE TO SrUDESTs.-As FIVE or /
have already applied TO mo to give th,
Lessons, | take this method to say, that
will give limited humber Of lessons
higher Arithmetic, Book keeping, ALI
bra Philosophy, English Grammar. LAT
and Creek. Three or four more can
accommodated. Other branches may
pursued il preferred.
lO-7-N II. b. THAYEEI
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The SALARY GRAB.--The Sun, in an
attempted reply to our charge that Glenn
ents voted for the modified salary grab,
admits tho fact, but says no did the best
he could under the circumstances. If the
senate had argued thus, tho Conkling
amendment repeating the salary grab
would not have been adopted. Clements
attempted.to grab, and Tho Sun canno.
deny the charge,
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JOE RoNEKER is now In full control OF
the Washington lakefy, and having
learned the wants Of the public, is pre-.
pared tosupply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in frst-class bakery. he main
tains full stock of confectioneries, and
can, as we'll as any other dealer in the
city, I'll sll orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornament tod on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders of wedding or picnic parties.
0-l2-tf
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SATURDAY NIGHT.-The Democratic
Liberal committee has been organized at
last and will meet on Saturday night
next, st the office of John q. Hartman,
Esq. parties interested" are requested
TO meet with the committee, by which ex.
preston we understand the committee to
mean all persons who desire the election
OF Mr. Hartzell to congress--,ho success
Of the cause.
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JAMES GRxASKY will entertain his
frsends with grand free lunch at the
"May Flower" saloon, corner Nineteenth
street and Commercial avenno, tomorrow
Saturday. evening, at nine o'clock, and
hopes to see them oil out to a man.
Everybody is invited and requested to
make themselves at home. 32o-l0-9.2t
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The ladies of the Pres byterian church
have rsecured.tho-well, call it the "Per-
ry House." OF Mr.. Thoms, for their oys.
ter supper on next Tuesday night. They
propose furnishing ilrst class supper in
GLIDING ice cream and the ct ceteras, for
Do cents. Gentlemen are requested not to
go homo to supper, as the 'sociablo" ta-
bles will be ready for guests at half past 8
O'clock in tho evening,
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THE CAIRO AND ST.. Louis RAILRoAD.
The track hands Of this road will prob
ably arrive in Cairo to-day, and unload
the locomotive, preparatory to an active
prosecution Of the work of trsck.laying
from this point. Considerable hauling
will be done, and it's probable our city
tsamsters will get some work TO do.
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In FROM THEBEs.--A number Of the
citizens of Thebes were in the city yes
terday. When informed Of tho prospects
OF the speedy completion of the Cairo
and 81 Louis railroad, they were e!ated
and became happy before they went on
their winding way home.
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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men irom the ED
fec y OF Errors and Abuses in early ifc
Manhood Restored. lmpediments to Mari
rage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books andI
circulars sent free in sealed envelopes. adj
iress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, SlOI
North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,-anl
institution having a high reputation forl
.OrOablo conduct:and professional skill.
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A HAND WIsrsR.--Somc of our people
a'o looking forward TO hard winter.
The troubles at tho South are having an
effect upon the prosperity of Cairo and
Southern Illinois, and We cannot hope to
prosper until Radical reconstruction has
been wiped out.
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rAbUcAH ALso.--Tney have a ga.
trouble in Paducah also. The copfilc, ba
tween The company and tho city council
has resulted in the prevalence Of darkness
IN that i'nesomo little village. The ci,i.
1sns are crying to tho mayor for light
and the mayor is crying to the gas com
papy for low prices.
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STRUCK HIM. Mortimer Hampton says
he did not strike Ike Walders boy for
throwing a brick at his sister, but other
witnesses say he did strike the boy, and
that the boy did not throw a brick at the
girl Judge Bross heard the evidence,
and fined Mortimer s. and costs. Then
Mortimer had young Valdez arrested for
u'ing abusive language. After hearing
the evidence, Judge Bross discharged the
boy, and Mortimer was disguised.
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Or A DRAr.-Tho liquor tho drinkers
of that fluid drink nowadays is of q pc.
culiar kind. 1t induces sloepiness, and
its victims doz, on the sidewalks. The
police during last month conveyed moro
drunken mon to jail on drays than ever
before in any one month. Thos. Kelly
was the last victim. Ho fell yesterday
and Sheohan hired the dray.
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FRESH SuPPLY.-Mr. T. Fitzgerald has
Just received and has on salo at his sales
room, large stock Of English ale, porter,
hennessy brandy and wines, and liquors
of all kinds, which he will dispose of at
reasonable prices. 2s0-9.25.lm
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For RENT.-Fiye hne rooms and hall
on second floor of my house, on Twentieth
street. The rooms have all been over.
hauled and are in fine order. Water or
'"o same moor WM EHLEFs.
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SILvERwARE FoUsD.-Oflicers Mar
tin and Sheohan, having received inform
alton that the silverwsre which had been
stolen from the steamer Mary Forsythe
two years ago, was In tho possession of Lucy
Robinson, living ut tho corner of Eighth
and Walnut street, obtained search
warrant and made search. Theyfound q
pitcher and sugar bowl, taken from the
Mary Forsythe, and mug stolen from
Jack Winter over three years ago.
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Observation-Disclosures desiring boards
and lodging, or day board, in priva
family, near the business part of the cit
can be accommodated by calling at ii
tvo-s,ory white frsmS dwelling in rear
Bross building on llth street. 3li.lO-6.
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The Methodist sociable las. night at
the parsonage wa, well attended and
proved a very enjoyable affair. A fine
supper. "withou, money aud without
price" was spread In the parlors of the
church, 10 which the guests did complete
justice. This lie tao first of series of
sociables that win be continued through
the winter one in every two weeks.
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The GERMAN School society will give
ball on tho 26th inst, at John Scheels
Hall. A general invitation is given to
all. Full notice, with committees, etc,
will DO given next week. 32C-l0-7.6 ct
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For SALE-BUoGY.-We desire to sell
asplendid buggy-slmost new. We will
sell 1t at great sacrifice. Persons desir-
ing good bargain in buggy have now
an opportunity TO obtain one.
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NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIc.-The new
packing house market in Wilcox's block
will be open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, at the lowest market
price. HOWE 81 Bro.
2lO.9.3.lm
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You will find the latest styles a, Elliot,
" Hayshorn's. They are offering dry goods
oil every description a, prices that ehould
command attention.
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Nor DIscHARoEp--We were mistaKsn
when when we stated that Hampton had
been discharged. The case was continued.
Hampton will be tried at tho Eek. term
OF the circuit court, and Patterson says
he will be on hand to testify against him
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On and after Oct. let, the price of day
board at tho ST. Charles Hotel, to new
bosrders will be $25 per month. Only a
limited number will be received at the
above rates.
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Two rooms to rent, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, on Washington avenue
Apply at County Clerks office.
2o3.0-3O-2Ws
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Newspaper advertising promotes trade, for
even the dullest times advertisers secure
by far the largest share of what is being
done.
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RADICAL ST-The Sun boasts
that it has whipped the Radical county
central committee into calling a conven-
vention to nominate a candidate for
sheriff. Well?
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CoYEE's oyster depot and restaurant
Oysters in tho she'll and can, fresh every
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, I'll.
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FALL.
STUART & GHOLSON.

We take pleasure IA announcing TO
our friends that our stock OF Fail and
Winter Goods is no,o arriping. We
shall offer this season a stock of Dress
Fabrics. Trimmings, Fancy Goods,
Notions, ETC., tchich for rar,ety, style
and erceilence OF material, encels any
thing zoe haze heretofore offered. Our
large and increasing trade enables as to
buy from first hands a, The Jes, sources
Of supply. Al,ooys on he alert 10 gain
every advantage IN prices, ,ee are happg
10 state that his season zoe hare secured
the most dttractire stock IN The market
at prices which zoe guarantee "Rock
Bottom" We affirm our ability to d.
Plicate Chicago and 81. Louis prices
We KEEP ONLY THE MOS
DESIRABME GOODS, ALLOW
NO REMNANTS TO ACCUMU
LATE, MAKE NO BAD DEBT.
AND WILL NOT BE UNDER
SOLD By ANY HOUSE IN TIL,
TRADE. A visa er inspection ,oi
eonuince purchasers Of Me ectraora,
nary bargains offered by The popula
and progressive one-price, cash DR.
Goods house of
Stuart & Gholson.
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WE MEAN live have an affection
for Cairo business men, and therefore will
print bill heads, cards, bills of lading, &c..
for them at cost--just to keep our presses
moving.
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LosT.-On the street, a round breast
pin, Qsdy's) with coral cross on center.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving i,
at THE BULLETIN Office. 1888,
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A WISE SUoGEsrIoN.-Alder nan Nc
Gauley ought to receive the thanks of the
ladies Of the city. At the last meeting Of
the council ho offered resolution that
the nails driven through tho top pi eces of
tho sidewalks Of tho city and into the
center stringer, shall hereafter be driven
into the edge of the plank. Tho nails are
now driven through the plank, and they
work loose, and are destructive of the
dresses of the ladies who walk over them.
A lady who walks from Eighth street to
the court house along tho sidewalk, has
no dress to speak Of left upon her by the
time she reaches her destination. At
almost every step a nail catches her gown
and tesrs it. McGauley is an angel in
disguise.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL has severa
pleasant rooms on the upper Aoor, suita
BILE for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winter, with board, at very ressona able
rates. ~
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DR.. JENELLE.-Can be found at hi
dental parlors on Eighth street at ais
hours. Best of references given as to pro.
fesaional ability.
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PAY FOR HIS HoRsE.-J. Il. Cunning
ham, the lawyer hackman, had hack
horse Of ines!imable value to him. lie
could drive the horse up to the shrieking
locomotive, and the horse would pay nc
moro attention to it than certain men do
to request to pay their debts. This horse
got out OF Mr.. Cunningham's stable, and
wandering innocently about tho streets on
dark night, got onto Twelfth street., be.
tween Ohio levee and Commercial avenue,
and fell INTO hole about twelve feet deep.
The hole should not have been ia the
street. the horse had right to DO on il /;
therefore, the horse having been injured
by the fall, Mr.. Cunningham asks tho city
to pay him $50 damages. II the city
should refuse this just demand, Mr.. Cum
ningham will sue the city and try tho case
himself. We need not say tho city
will be defeated.
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SILK HATSl SILK HATS
Silk Hats made 10 order at A. MARKS
70 Ohio leyeo
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The CHEAPEsT.-We make the bold
assertion that We will do job printing for
Cairo business men cheaper than any
other Office in the world. Fact; try us.
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ELLIOTT & HAWTHORN have receive
another invoice of those cheap hats. Go
early u you want ,ne. 322-l0.s-3t
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GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
Captain Irwin Dugan went 10 81
Louis by rail yesterday, 10 attend the fair
s-Thc Arlington is leading a. cncin.
natl for Memphis.
Pilots SrAag and Bowers take the
Mary Miller TO Cincinnati.
Tho jim Fisk YESTERDAY brought. 81
hogsheads tobacco for Europe.
The Joo Kinney had TO lay by, night
before last, and came ia hbou. Is hours
behind.
The Eck.rt completed her work al
tho railroad iron pie yesterday. sh,
found over 800 bare.
Captain Il. w. Dlgan Is in s.. L1ais
and will visit Cairo Tomorrow or Mon
day.
The wreck Of the Henry Probssco
at Grand Chain, was tolgh. by Halliday
Bros, Of this city, for 81 o0).
Tho Tom Means broke one of her cy /.
inders, few miles below Ironton, on The
Ohio, on last Tuesday.
Tho shannon, now coming from Lou.
isyille, is TO tow the schooner Rescue
built at Howsrd's shipya1d, to New Or
leans.
The Bismarck and Belle Of Shreve.
port will probably not leave St. Louis un.
til Saturday, as there is SO littlo freight
offered them.
Jack Taylor, whsrfboa. proprietor at
Nowburg, Indiana, and large hay
dealer, shot and killed a man named Silss
Bell last Saturday.
The board Of inspectors, appointed tc
inquire into the facts relative to the Pa,
Rogers disaster, have made their re-.
port in which they exhonerate
The Bette Gilbert reshipped her
cargo, AL barrels -four, on the Jim Fisk,
at Paducah, and went up the Tennessee
river.
the officers and crew of the Rogers from
any blame in the matter. Th3 testimony
taken shows that they did all in thei
power to save the lives of the Passengers,
and that the boat was provided, according
to law, with life saving appliances.
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X. JONES, fashionable boo!maker, ha
moved into his new house next to his old
stand on Commercial avenue and assures
his friends that he is better than ever pre-.
pared to satisfy them in the style, stock,
fit, etc, of their boots and shoes. An evil
dcnce of his ability to satisfy everybody,
may be seen in the fact that he is crowded
with work, and has been compelled to en-
ploy three more flrst-class workmen. lie
manufactures every style of boots or shoes
and uses only the best Of material in all
cases, whether making a cow-hide shoe
or pair of the finest French calf boots.
Give him trial. Satisfaction is guaran-
teed, 303-lU-3-2m
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PHoTooRAPHIc GALLERY Gustave
Wetzels Photographic Art Gallery,
formerly T. 7. Thomas), corner Eighth
stree. aud Commercial avenue. Every
thing pertaining to the Photographic art
skilfully and elegantly executed. TIE
happy combination of a splendid light
and the best instruments, enable me to
take ch.ldren's pictures ins.autaneously
Mothers, give mo trial, If you desire
tho sweet smile of your chorubs preserved
forever. Satisfaction given in every
case, or no change made. Ny prices are
most reasonable. Cartes do visit, So pei
dozen; GENE, six for 81. Call and be
convinced. l0-S-tf
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Mrs. HULrz has just returned from 9
east with full stock OF millinery GOO
and ladies misses and childrens shoe
also, a large stock Of ladies hair switchd
and goods belonging TO the MILNE
trade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with a lar
ot Of notions, which sho will sell cheap
han any other place in Cairo. Store Z,
he corner Of Eleventh street and Was
lngton avenue. 2G5-9.22.trI
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Fnxsu oystcrs or anything else you
want at tho Deimonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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Go TO Elliott & Haythorn for every va
riety of footwear. 1t is the best and cheap
est place.
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FoR SALE.--A good fruit farm, ony
mile west Of Golden station, gu the 1. 81
X. r., and eighty rods east Of the Cairo
and 81. Louis railroad. Said farm has I
limo kiln working on it, and contains !
iino bed OF limo rock The fruit trees jus
coming into bearing, consis. 81 apple,
pears, chorries and plums. Also straw
berries, raspberries, blhckberrios, pill
plant, ctc. win bo syld for small SUI
down, balance on long time Inquire q
j. Limbert, corner Eighteenth street and
commercial avenue, or G. Winston, Obi
levee, Cairo Illinois. 9-27-2i
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DEMocRATIc LIBERAL COMMITTEE
MEErINe.-At meeting Of the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Central Committee,
held at their rooms on Tuesday evening,
October 9th, 1874, DR.. Danl AFTER was
selected as chairman and John IL. Gosa-
man appointed secretary. On motion
the meeting adjourned to meet at the
Office Of John q. Hartman, at o'clock
D. m. on Saturday next, the 10th inst
II Is desirable that full meeting OF the
committee ard parties interested will then
be had. ID. AFTER, Chairman.
j, II, GossMAN, Secretary.