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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-28
celery the Year Round.

Try the celery salt, for sale by W.
Dean e. Co., 1879 Poplar street. 100
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The Exporter will be up this evening
with 600 tons of freight for the Ohio.
She adds here several hundred bales of
cotton. Wash Floyd, formerly of the
Great Republic, is coming up clerk on
her. Wash is clever gentleman, and
quite popular in these parts.
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Fnnrfh Animal RnII

Of the Butchers Union, to be given at
the Cochran Hail. Monday, February 9th.
1ss
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1910 p.m.-Cottoa is nominal. Futures are
steady. with sales for February. at Hzsc;

LIVERPOOL. January Is. l2:U a.m.-Co;ton
opens dull. Uplands. I'D; Orleans, SD.
g. p.m.-Cotton Is dull. Uplands. 77s@sd,
Orleans. S3S@s1Sd. Sales. 1900 bales. of
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
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BoARDIEc.

IeoARDTNG-A FAMILY OR FOUR SIN
Is - Gentlemen can ind a Eait o. two nice,
rcrv rooms, with board, az - Madison street
A few day boarders VIII De accom- N oo1's''
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Masquerade snits.

For MardiDrSs. Of every description, at
NJ. C. Hunters Southern Emporium of
Fashion, pa Main street. Prices to salt
the tiGes. 100
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For Cairo ana ST. Louis.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Boyd, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE WEDNES-
w DAY, 18th inst, at pm.
lH-l2S AID. STORM. Treasurer.
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Having now perfected the ittinE up 81 ny
premises. and greatly enlarged them. On
prepared % % az kinds of uran ufaciuinF IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-28

HAVE you played on those small tables
at Willett's3 l2st
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkausas Rive,

For Arkansas River.
For Pine Bluff. Little Rock, Fort Smith and
all Way Landings.
MARY BOYD~.-"......-R. L. Haines, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON -.
w THIS DAY. January 18th. at 49,
JOHN N. HARDIN, Agent.
Office on Wharfboat foot of Court az
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J-T0R RENT FOR TUE YEAR, 1874, NY AK
place on the Horn Lake road three p ,hlI 1o
from the city, aud known as the Jacob risce 81
House has nine rooms, WIN HSe e,;t treas.
a euiendid place for a gard ener. Apply 70
ss-} j. ". JEFFERS0Sl JIG Madls2n. 81:
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Glasgow, White river.
Belle Shreveport, st. Louis.
Glencoe, New 0rlesna.
Nashville, Arkansas river.
Commonwealth, st. Louis.
C. B. Church, Cincinnati.
Frank Forest, Fulton.
Future City and barges, N. o.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Glencoe, st. Louis.
y" Minneola, Cincinnati.
City Of Augusta, Wittsburg.
City Of Alton, New Orleans.
st. Francis, Helena.
Belle Of Shreveport, Red river.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
Ashland, Arkansas river.
" Future City and barges, St. l..
N Port.
Belle Lee, Mary Boyd, Pat Cleburne,
R. W. Dugan, Belle Of Texas, Andy
Baum, c. B. Church, Bannoek City,
Glasgow. Nashville, Commonwealth,
Frank Forest.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant The
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T,0I}' RENT-A RESIDENCE ON SHELBY
C 1T. convenient to business. Apply 70
Mrs, Brown, 4s2 Main street. or to Dr. ;5 1opi'
NJ . Muibe,-ry street. llO-l
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FRESH OYSTERS,

At panic prices, nj Victor ID.
Fuebs', No. jefferson street. 7St
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LOST.

r losT-A PIN OF LIGHT BROWN HAIR.
Ia four oval pieces enclosed in gold. fast
onod together in an oval form. Tho finder
will be rewarded at Ticket ONCE ZS Main
street. l27-l29
T oST-ON SUNDAY NIGHT OR MONDAY
Ia q GOLD LOCKET, containing q lady's
likeness. The finder will receive a reward of
more than its value by. leaving it at A.
Joerss' jewelry store, 2O2 Main street, or at S.
Feucht's. 1856 shelby street. 127-l29
r OST-ON SATURDAY, A VALUABLE
Ia brown FUR CAPE, either on Main, in
Court Square, or on East Court street. A
suitable reward will be paid b. THOMAS
GRAHAM, 25i front street: l26 l28
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-F10R RENT-A COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
six rooms, 81 Avery street. Apply at 10
NJ iison street or Sc Avery street. ISL
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s50R RENT-C0TTAGE HOUSE. 81 Pop
Igi iaf street, f. II. WYATT. 279 Main street.
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ySOR RHINESTONE 10. 244 FRONT kOM,
n lately occupied by Nathan Bros; Apply
10 f.. s. PHILLIPS,
124-t Merchants NnIfOnal BANK.
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Il. @. WATKINS,
Corner Of Main and Gay,ssO streets.
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The market this morning was dull aEd
heavy, with prices weak and irregular.
The demand was. mostly confined to
bright cottons. Low grades were not
much in request. Dusty and stained
cottons ruled at 6C99c. Liverpool was
reported dull and depressed; for spot cot
tons, middling uplands, sJ@8d. New
York was reported weak for spot cottons,
middlings, lj2c; futures we're lower but
steady. New Orleans was quoted as
weak, with moderate demand. Mid
dlings, 1899. The market here was de-
pressed, with prices nominal and irregu
lar. Holders offered freely, but buyers
were not inclined to make purchases at
holders prices. There was wide diff
ference between the views Of buers and
sellers. Bright or fancy cottons were in
fair request, but low grades we're dull
and heavy, with no demand. The unfa-
vorable advices from Liverpool and the
East, had depressing effect upon the
market, and buyers we're disposed to
await more settled condition of the
market before operating. A few huu-
dred bales changed hands, of low mid
ding at AT; middling, l5@l5fc.
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FOR SALE.

COR sALE-ToREY'S PATENT EEAIHl-
erstraps are warranted TO exclude az I;
snow, rain ant dust from any. description OF
doors and windows. For aie Dy HOOK ~, q 100 80
Grill, sole agents. S26 Second street. lOl-laz
,-0R sAJE-BRICK FOR SALE As LOW
II - anv in the market Apply 10
- SNOWDEN, OVERT0N x CO..
az 254 Second street.
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NOR RN'NT-COTTAGE HOUSE CONTAIN
II inc i've -ooms. No. 80 Robson street; also
co,,ags house. No. 40 Robson street, contain
gos'1 four rooms. Apply at No. 81 Adams
farppt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

The st. Charles hotel has several pleas
ant rooms on the upper lloOr, suitable Tor
gentlemen, Tia Il can be secured Tor the
winter, with board, ut very reasonable
rates. H.
Joe Roneker Is now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In n brst-
class bakery. lie mainttiuts u full stock Of
coniectiOncrics, and can, as We'll us any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders IN
that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or Ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders OF wedding or picnic parties
O-l2-tt.
r.. Jones, fashionable boolmaker, has
moved into his new house, next 10 his old
stand, on Commercial avenue anu
assures his friends that he i better
than ever prepared to sati ~ thrn
In the style, stock, III et',, of their too''
and shoes. An evidence of his ability II
satisfy everybody, may he clearly seen II
the fact that he is crowded with work, Nnd
has been compelled 10 employ three more
| lrst.class workmen. lie manufactures
every STYLE of boots or shoes and uses ONLY
the best OF material in oh eases, wheihe'
making q cow.hide shoe or pair of thu
finest French calf boots. Give him thai
Satisfaction Is gusrahlesu' ooa''o-o'.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Flesh oysters pr anything else YOU
want at the Delmoairo Restaurant, cpcn
day and night.
DIR. Jcunc lie, dentist oli,o over
Stuart Il Gholson'., Eighth strect near
Commercial avenue. .ij5-ll-l"-lm
oyne'- oysters depot and restaurant.
oyster, in the she'll and can, fresh every
day. at Phil Saip's CID stand, between
Sixth and Seyertn streets, Cairo, Illinois.
For boots and shoes OF any description,
style or quality, go TO VIM. Ehl rs on
Twentieth street. lie guarantees satiSfsc.
ton In material, III, workmanship and
price il.lO-'t
-Hayiug given up my old stand on the
levee aud taken Krnhcr " Bros shop, on
Eighth street, | shall be prepared to sup
ply the citizen, q Cairo, with the best
meat, the market aticrd,. Please call and
see me. Pm. HOWARD.
Hear in mind that Henry Sayers at No.
% ohio Leyec. pays The highest market
prices in cash, Tor hide', hlr'. wool, icatli-
ers, tecswax, ginseng. tallow, grease, rag.
waste Paper and all kinds OF paper .i"ch
and old metals. Remember the pace, %
Ohio Lryee, Cairo, ILL.,.
iiO-ll-la-lm
At "Our saloon" Eighth sire I, be-
tween Commercial avenue and ohm leNee
the hungry may lind all Kind. of edibles--
| herring. sausage, cheese, &c., and the
thirsty the finest of wines and liquors, fresh
| lager beer. aud the best brands OF cigir'
Ait ntiNc bat-keepers are always on hand
and the lunch set daily, ut ten o'clock sun
DAYS iac'uded, I, rs line as any in the city
IO.1l.tE
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what They Say About the Two Lee
lures.

what They Say About the Two Lee.
lures.
There seems to be some division of
sentiment in the city on the merits of the
lecture, on SpiritumliSm made bv Rev.
DR.. Thayrr and Hon Warren Chase.
All the Christians. and other anti-Spirit-
ualist>. believe Dr. Thaycr'- lecture alto
gethrr better than Mr.. ChaSc's. aud most
of the Spirituali>t, believe thai CHASE,
reply was complete in every particular.
Yesterday several of both -idc- called on
~. AMI entertained H. with their opinions
OF the lectures. We give "A specimen Of
the opinions of q partisan of each Of the
intellectual combatant,.
The iirsl who called upon ~ yesterday
was Ihaycr mana Christian. lie
said:
lou ought To have been ont Tuesday
night. Thaycr made cracking good
ialk-madc the fur fly on the Spiritual
i-is. II would have done YOU good Ia
listen To tbs old man. Golly dangcd.
he was anXion, Ia utter On oath but
didu't but he claWed them up. lie l.
old lightning bottled, when lac gets up
and walks of on his c-war-hcnyo you wahc
him up.
Bs.-Thcy say hr made lcvili>h good
talk ; bur il Is said. you know, that
Chase go, in on hi, short rib. last night.
Iisitor.-No such Thing, ---cusscd lie I!
Chase didn't answer II point Thaycr
made. and can't. le was n prosy ~
Topper or Pollock's Course of Tune.
Thaycr ha, the best of the argument.
Uc.--Dij You hear Mr.. Chase!
lisifor.-No. hut don't know what he
said: The same old stuff. of course.
Wr.--But are you competent judge
ON! GNlng hcmn sac side of the dis.
ru,,ion;
! I.ytor.-Thunder. You know am
The Spiritualists are humbugs.
Then came in unto NJ n partisan o
Mr.. Chase. lie wa all smiles. Ailcl
talking around awhile. he said
You ought to have been out last night
Reportcr.-Wly; Did Chase annihi
late rhayer;
Spi,.ioaiiyt.--Of course he did: didn't
leave grease spot of him.
Repo,tcr.-W do YOU believe 500
SpiritolisI.--Wcll..h he had hi- notes
what Thayer >aid.anJ answered him com
plctely.
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Hind Spirituali.m, tonight.


The Rev, Mr.. Thayer has been invited
by the people of Evansville to deliver
hi lecture Spiritualism in that city.
but he has not yet determined whether
hc will comply with the request or not
The lecture which the EVan,yillians
desire TO hear. has been pronounced. by
all who heard it at the Presbyterian
church last Tuesday night. one of the
most convincing and pithy lecture, ever
delivered ia Cairo.
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Win be found 10 posses those qualities
necessary to the total eradication Of all BIZ
liou- attacks. prompt to sttt the secrenons
Of the liver. and give healthy tone to the
entire system. Indeed, it Is no ordinary
discovery in medical science to have ill.,
vented n remedy for these stubborn COM
nj in,s. which develop all the result pro-
ducel by A heretofore iret use OF chlomtl, y
mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, ana
acknowledged 10 e destructive ~ the en-
IRENE tn the human system Ihat 'ht
propGTties of certain vegetables compr Sc
All the virtues of calomel without It's inlu-
rious Tendencies, i nDw an admitted lacl'
rendered indisputable by scientific re-
searches +: and those who use the Man
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those proved by nature
m the common herbs and roots OF the helds.
These pills open the bowels an correct
1 all bilious arrangements without saliNntion
or any of the injurious effects of calomcl or
I other poisons. The secretion OF pie u pro-
| noted by these pills, as will he seen by ihe
! altered color of The stools, and disappear
ing of the sallow complexion and cleansing
! of the tongue.
Ample directions accompany each DON OF
pills T. Col,
Pre- pared only by J. ii Schenck son
! at their principal office, corner SiNtn hno
Arch streets, Philadelphia. and for SAFE pN
all druggist and dealers. Price ~ rents PEI
hoy ial-dNw-ln
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The good people OF Red Bud Muir
physboro and Jonc,boro, propose to Nlsll
Cairo rs soon after the completion OF Inc
Cairo and st. Loui, railroad as arrange
mcnts can be madc-probably III Jail'l-
arv. II is unnecessary to suggest that
we should give to our visitors very cor
dial welcome; Cairo never fails to make
her guests lat homc;' hut probap'y II
would bc well to make the necessary pre-
marathon for narrow-gausr ball. \ pan
Of thi, kind would he appropriate 10 me
occasion, and delightful. Those VINO
have enjoyed narrow-gaugr ba'is '''or''
as that they are far more enloyah" '''''l
,hc broad-gauge. There is less wear anu
tear IN them, aud they carry mol IN" "'
much dead weight The ties in 'he'' are
peculiar, and over them l't''e '''''e'
feeling often Is exhibit ID, leading 10
gauge that Is long If narfow--a ihe Gil
qdgemcnl.
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BloIli,iay Presents.

Daniel Hartman. inyin- the attention
of The public 10 the immcn~r assortment
of new. beautiful. useful and ornamental
goods that will in i,W day, be- di,-
played at hi- store comprising beautiful
Chin tea sets. handsome cologne or toilet
>cts, Bohemian vase. Jewel boxes, dolls
Of an ,izc- and price,. Corner Sixth
street aud Commercial ayrnun.
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.IniNt Discussion.

on The merits al the Bible, between p. +.
Underwood, Of Boston, Mass, and Prot
u. a. Burgess, OF the Northwestern Chris
tian University. ut Indianapolis, Ind, IN
Cairo, H., commencing December %,
lS1i, and continuing four or moe nights.
|. Resolved, I hat the Bible j. histori-
cal untrue.
2. Resolved, That the Bible is scicntii-
caly untrue.
2. Resolved, That the Bible teaches bad
aud corrupr morals.
ll-24.dNwlm
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Mr.. John u. llcly, of this city, i the
patcntcc of n combined bread table and
flour chest" which to be- appreciated
needs to be seen. lii appearance II Is "A
handsome piece of kitchen furniture; the
flour chest will hold a barrel of flour and
the compartments for meal Graham
Hour, etc, hold II large quantity each,
There are appropriate places for rolling
pin. baking powder. dough pan rand bread
BOARD, the whole being labor and time
saving arrangement. Families with linz
tied house room will find this Hour chest
almost equal to Il flour closet.
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Chas. Lancaster and Newton kice, V,te
with Wnlters) both well known to our riti-
zens. and to river men generally, have y.
tnblished a lumber yard In Cairo, cor or OF
Sixteenth street aud Commercial avenue
,rbsy win keen every description OF buid
mo material AZ Il steamboat lumber, doc :
sash, blinds, moulding-, shingles, lsih, et:'
,ic., and are det rmined TO sell lower ina
lumber has ever been sold In Cairo. The
,olicit a fair tial from steamboat men an
builders, and guarantee salts action N .
cases' 3SI-i0-2I.ti
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Professor Hind ba.ilicon haumaturgi.t


On the first page We publish the official
proceeding of the last regular meeting
of the city council. The Father. of the
Town, are dcyoting themselves to necc>-
,ary business. They have len the great
field of craftsmanship and are getting
down to -olid work aud no nonsense.
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At regular meeting of the Iiiber-
nian Fire Company, held at their hall.
Dee. ,. 1874. it was resolved that they
have their annual ball on the night ofthc
2Sth Of December lS1l.
Notice will be- given hereafter.
l.. O'LArGHLIN. Sccy.
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PERSON Al.

Mrs. Stin,on of Anna, /, in the city.
visiting the family of Mrs, John Is. Phil
liz. She will remain several day>.
Mr.. ANlcy, superintendent of the
Iron Mountain railroad, i, in town. and
will remain until the arrival OF the pay
ear. which /, excepted to-day.
Henderson the lightning calculator
i. surprising everybody by exhibition Of
hi, skill.
Mr. Cantor, of Ashley. i IN The rity.
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The Board of County commissioner
are hereby notified that Joseph ilaincr,
of santa Fc. will. at the next session OF
thc board. make application for license IA
RIM the ferry across the Mississippi river
from santa Fe. ia this State tn Commerce.
IN Missouri. 80
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Iumher sin Going Down.

As we are determined to close out our
stock speedily, preparatory to winding up
bu ,ines., We will sell all kinds OF lumber Al
two dollar, per thousand less than market
pri Is. A large lot of Hath and stove wood
on hand, which will b, sold at corrcspon =
ngly low rates. WALL Il ENr
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Any per On in need OF saddles, brides
horse .b,aukes, lap robes, Ia tiers or any
KIND OF harness, should bear in'mind that
William Ludwig, the popular sadder, has
just received full stock which he will sell
at the lowest living prices
ff.ltI.I,-fUp
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BEST and CHEAPEST WAGON MAN
UFACTURED.
JuFAcpoRY, OHIO LEvEE
fear Thirth-Fourth Street
.c,>, ,ssEssMsNr NOTICE.

II1E l. heIrbN given 10 all parsons inter
ted that the riiN council OF tile city ~
having ordered thai the following named
H. be- reconstructed 81 wood, w. IN
ain side Of Fourth street, lHiwwn wash
aud Commercial avenues on me NfSl
4 Washington avenue, between fnMlln
inh streets; On the north sllr 81 run
lstwrtn Commercial AMI Washington
:; ON the east side of Washington avenue
N Finh and sixth streets; on Inc snulh
seventh sheet, commencing NJ the east
| + Walnut street and extending east my
n the north side Of seventh street, com,
|. ~ ON the west side of Walnut street ana
ling west 10 the new sidewalk fronting the
|.lv of j y. Turner'S on the north side OF
|,th street, between Washington avenue
Walnut street; ON the east sldr al Poplar
from n point opposite the norlhtily liM'
i-inn Street Ia a point -tNrntA-hNt l'O
rth of ia, uorthcriy side al twenty -hr-i
on The south side Of lwenty-ilr,t street
N poplur and sycamore streets anu Az"
he following named sidewalks bt con
| "A of brick, viz: on Tie south alur 81
| fsth street, between Washington AMI
erciul avenues: on the norm slu' oi
street, between Washington avenue am
1 street; and on the east sue ol Whsn'ns
.nur. between eighth and ninlll o'f''i~
,Ii,l Ia the County Court Of Alexander
r., mn assessment of the cost at said m
cents according Ia benefits, ami an hs
mi thereof hny ing been mn'le AMI lel'irh'
co,irt. the final hearing thereon VIII IN
tho March term of said court, colllhth'
he eighth ,lny of March, A. ID, ls'5'
ions 4. IlELN,
\ L. WICkwIhE, COMMISSIONER
Ions IL GossMAN,
Illinois, Nov 25th, 1874. "--i.-i-"
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" aIlIett.

Finy TO seycdty-lisc dollars per month.
Ag,Gt- wanted everywhere. Teachers,
ladic- gents cir. etc. No oapiial on ont
lay required. Send - cents fer po-tsge on
outfit, TO u. c. WELCIIsAN.
II Irwin station. Union County, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
Lunch Every Day.

George Lattnor corner oi Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will lur6i b her after,
every day - hi pat tons NO. lunch, be-
tween the hour. VI ten aud twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milw -ukce beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to bc bad ut hi bar at III times.
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llAcse GlAillinr

wi liam Ludwig, the harness maker, Is
now prepared to supply the publ VITA al
kinds OF horse clothing of superior quail
lty, which he will sell very cheap for cash
363-ll-l4-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04

The ladies of the Metho dist congregation
will give socahle in the parlors OF the
church, corner Walnut and Eighth streets,
thi, friday evening. general invita-
ton is extended To the public, md all VIII
be welcome.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04

The agents of the several insurance
rompanic-. who have for the past three
days been engaged in estimating the loss
10 Mr.. kcrth by the late. fire have COM
plctcd their work. We were unable TO
learn how much hc will receive for dam
nm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
4. HALEY.

Now l. your time. You can get better
bargains than were ever offered before in
the line OF stoves, tlware and h"useiur-
ni.hing goods, at A iialley's, No. 1863 and
ia Washiu ,tou ave. ld.g-ll.ln
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
limbs wonder. aud gin. to-nigIt.
lni.rrs.lis,ii.

1t was Lancaster ~ Rice. the lumber
men, who received The lir.l ear load ot
shingles over the narrow gauge rold.
on" of the IIcnry- must step down and
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Local Weather Hrport.
tNHo, TIT, Borcml,pt Q, l~7i
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THOMAS JONES, Observer.
TIE members If A.cllon Lodge n.
II T.. are requested To attend rr.t-
L.. IL.
THOMAS JONES, observer.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS :.
Cairo Enterprise.

:. roli. l35 Ohio Ievec. T. rccah ing New
Orlesn, oysters every morning IN bulk. lie
t. making HI own cane and pacs ing his
own oystcrs. thereby avoiding the eN H.
tsnt charges for transportation. ant /. ena.
bled TO furnish a better article at less
price than any other dealer. Patron'le u
home IN tiluti,n, and benefit yourself
il l1.l.tT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
Good bargains.

lio. Z good bargain-, al A. liilley's.
lie will .cll at greatly reduced price, for
the next thirty days. No. lGs and 10
Wa-hin"tOn avenue. l';.l9-t-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04

\ new singer sewing machine, with all
attachments. for sixteen dollar,, in pay
mrut.. call and sec it at
IlANNoN's BoOKSToRE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04

Mr.. =. Fitzgerald has just received an !
IA, on ale at his sales room, large stock
OF English ale, porter, iicnnesNy brandy
and wines. and liquors OF all kinds, which
he will dispose Of nj reasonable prices:
-OS5J25-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-04
Eight Horses.

Pat Fitzgerald, 90 ncr d Commercial ay-
onue anI Fourteenth street, ha- for sale
cheap, eight good heavy work-hUr.cs. Any
one Ia need Of horse should cali on him
Immediately. 1.l2-2-ltt