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OF THE MOON TONIGHT

A total eclipse of tho moon will occur
tonight. Tho moon enters the shadow
of the earth ut eleven o'clock and forty
six minutes, and will be totally eclipsod
a. one o'clock aud four minutes Sunday
morning) middle OF eclipse one o'clock
and twenty.one minutes. Total eclipse
ends At one o'clock and tjirty-sight min.
uIos, and the moon leaves the shadow a.
two o'clock and iifty-siK minutes. AZ tho
moon shines by borrowed light from tho
sun, III being an Opaque body like the
o,rth) some may question why 1t ia visible
while hid from the sun behind tho earth,
rs it ia while eclipsed. During this inter-
val II will appear still visible, shining
with dull, rod light. Since it 10 hidden
from the sun this light cannot be direct,
nor can it be reflected by the Garth, Tor
the dark side 10 turned TO tho moon. This
light is accounted for by the refraction Of
the ear.h's atmosphere, by which the suns
rays are bent and conveyed in sufficient
quantity to AFFORD the feeble light mon
toned. or course, ut tho middle Of the
eclipse, Il hour, q minutes) the moon
will be full, and q. this instant,
q straight line from the centre Of the sun
would pas through tina centre Of the earth
and the moon--or tho three bodies are in
exact range. All these predictions given
for this night, are derived from astrono.
mers, ami are compiled by The BULLE.
TIN for the information or It's readers, who
can, with the naked eye and the aid OF a
good watch, (set to Cairo time observe
for themselves.
Astronomers often excite our aslonlsh-
ment by statements OF magnitudes and
distances. For instance, that our sun is
one million four hundred thousand times
larger than our earth, and that even the
nearest of the Gxed stars 10 SO vastly dis
| tant that We cannot form an adequate con-
cep!ion by stating it in miles; and sock 10
measure 1t by the fight OF light (which
| travels from the sun to the earth in eight
that this agent requires more than three
and one-half years TO reach us ir ON even
the nearest OF those stars.
We might be inclined to suspect the
purpose OF such statements to be only to ex.
cite our wonder and admiration, for 1t re.
quires profound mathematical knowledge
and refined instruments to investigate the
truths Of such amazing results, and yet
the two examples given are but moderate
results of the Investigations Of tho science
OF astronomy. But as We before said,
sclipses can be viewed by even the un-
learned, and the accuracy of the astrono.
mer tested by the naked eye and
common clock. AZ their predictions have
been always confirmed, even the ignorant
must be convinced Of the truths of astron-
omy.
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THE sherman House," located on the
corner Of Clark and Randolph streets,
Chicago, is built in the most thorough
manner, with all modern improvements,
and contains 300 Of the finest rooms in
any hotel on the continent. Every room
has fire alarm connecting with the main
office, and the entire house is 1re-proof,
all partitions being brick, and all Ao,rs
built in Paris style, with cement between
tho joist,. When you go to Chicago, stop
at the SHERMAN"
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GENERAL ITEMS.

The Evansville packets arc bringing
out very light trips lately.
The II. w, Dugsn will probably go
no further than Memphis and lay up, il
there is nothing offered for the Arkansas
river.
The Ashland has a fair trip OF cotton
and sundries for the Ohio river. The
Grand Tower had very good trip for
Memphis, and added probable 60 tons
here.
The Steamer Esperonza bound from
Cincinnati to New Orleans, burned and
sunk at Profits Island near Baton Rouge
on Wednesday night. The Chan bormsid
was lost The boat was very well laden
with a mixed cargo, all of which was lost.
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to weary Of we'll doing and will 60 on
praying.
1t Is barely possible that Spirituslism
may lead many Of our local Inadels back
into beiief. Many of those VINO have de-
nounced the miracles s ridiculous and
impossible, have concluded, since Mrs.
HOLES began her seancos here, that II is
possible Christ may have turned water
into wine, walked upon the sea and raised
tho dead. She has done m wonderful
things as these, and they are willing TO
admit that Christ may have boon as good
medium as she Is. Some Of them claim
now that In the life Of Christ we SEQ the
practice Of angelic SpirItualisn. They
may be right. We me not able to de-
eide, and nobody will tell US. wo hope
our ministers will advance upon this sub.
iect. To them we look for wisdom. To
them we appeal 10 cloar up the mystery
that involves this question Of spiritual
manifestations through human medium
ship. II they can't do il who can
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gavo festival at the store room of Mr. &.
Robplns Thursday evening. This, like
all other entertainments given by the
ladies OF the Church Of tho Redeemer,
was grand success in every sense OF the
word. The receipts amounted to in the
neig hborhood Of four hundred and fifty
dollars. Tho tables were tastefully ar
! ranged and overloaded with all that wa
good. The fancy article stands wer
, stored with tho hard work Of the lad,
members of the society. Mrs. DIR. Dun
, ming, president OF the society, appsare,
to be the leading spirit, and worked hsr,
, and woll. To her exertions the society !
, greatly indebted. Miss Annie Pitcher
, Mrs. Monssrrst MIRA VIM. Morris an
Mrs. w. z. Halliday played and san
several pieces. The ladies feel elate
over the success Of their entertainment
and are thankful to the good people {
Cairo for the interest taken and patron
age extended.
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MRS. HULTz mas Just returned from the
east with n full stock of millinery goods
and ladies' misses and ohildren's shoes /;
also, "A large stock of ladies' hair a witches
and goods belonging to the millinery
trade, cufis, hosiery, etc, with large
10. OF notions, which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo. Store on
the corner of Eleventh street and Wash
ington avenue. 2Gj-9-22.tf
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals., addressed to the city
council OF the city of Cairo, will be re-
'sived at my Office, No. LA Commercial
avenue, until o o'clock p. m. of Tuesday,
the I'd day Of November, 1874, for light
ing the street lamps in the city of Cairo
for the term of one or two years.
Said proposals to state at what price
per post said light will be furnished and
also state what kind Of ligh. is proposed
70 be furnished. AFRO
The city council reserves the right TO
reject any and ali bids.
Thsperson or persons 10 whom may be
awarded the contract, will DO required to
givea good and sufficient bond to said
city council for the faithful performance
Of their contract.
NJ. s. COX, City Comptroller.
CAIRO, Ill, October 18th, 1874.
354-l0-l7-id
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ScHKScK's PuLMoSIc SYgur, FOR THE
cvRE or CossuMrTlos, Couous, AND
CoLDs.-Ths great virtue OF this medicine
is that it ripens the matter aud throws 1,
out Of the system, puritles the blood, and
thus effects cure.
ScHEEcK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE
CURE OF DrsPErsIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic.produces healthy action of
the stomach. creating an appetite, form
ing chyls, and curing the most obstinate
cases Of Indigestion.
ScHEscKs MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE
CuRs.oF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are alternative, and produce
aheaithy seton Of the liver, without the
ioass danger, as they are free from Gallo.
MEL and yet more efiicscious ia restoring
healthy action Of the liver.
Thee remedies are q certain cure fo,
Consumption, as the Pa.monic Syrur
ripens the matter and purifes tho blood
The Mandrake Fills act upon the liver
create healthy bile, and remove all dis.
eases ofthe liver often a cause OF con
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives
tone and strength TO the stomach, makes a
good digestion, and enables the organs TO
form good .blood and thus creates a
hsa'sny circulation Of healthy blood. Tho
c'mD'ned action Of these medicines. az
tnus explained. will cure every case 81
Consumption, II taken in time, and the
use OF the medicine, ia psrseverod in.
Df. Schenck 10 professionally at his
principal Office, corner sixth and Arcu
sr-, Philadelphia, every morning, where
oil issss's for advice mus. DO addressed.
l0-9.lm
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. George Z. Olmsted is rejoicing
over the birth of another Miss Olrnsted.
The trouble with some people ia that they
"mi,s" oftener than they wish to.
DIR. j. p. Taggar., formerly Of this
city, is president of the Soda Springs Sui
phur Mining Company, at Sal. Lake City,
Utah. but he is not one Of the Latter Day
SAINTS.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. NJ. b.
Hsrrell, Of the Gazette, is i'll and confined
to his bed. It is his duty to get we'll
Immediately
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MILLINERY, TRrMMIs0 and FANCY
SToRH.-Miss Burnside desires to call the
attention Of the ladies TO her full and
complete line Of millinery and fancy
goods jass opened in the Atheneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists Of full assortment of fall hats
java canvas and patterns, full line of 20
phyrs, all coiors, feathers. Ffonch flowers,
ribbons, and a general assortment of fancy
articles, such as are kept in q millinery
store. 32l-l0.7-lm
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Joe RoNEKER Is now IN full control OF
tho Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants of tho public, is pre-.
psred to supply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
broad, and everything else ordinarily
found in a Hrst-class bakery. He main
tains a full stock of confectioneries, and
can, No we'll as any other dealer In the
city, III sil orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornamented on
short notice. Special attention given to
the orders OF wedding or picnic parties
9-12-tf
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CARD OF THAsKs.-The ladies Of the
Episcopal church wish to return thanks
to tho following persons who kindly ten
dered their services and helped in no
small way to make our festival success,
viz; The silver cornet band for music;
Mr.. @. Robbins, for the use of his room;
Joseph Smith for the use of tables. chairs,
etc, whish he brought % md carried
away from the hall at his own expensei
also thanks to Mr.. Harry Walker, of the
DelmoRico, for the use of his cook; Chas.
Gallagher, for donation Of barrel of his
best flour, which was suctioned of al the
sum of $50, and to Mr.. Sproat, for oysters.
There were many others that contributed,
whose names are too numerous TO mention.
MRS. DR.. DUssIsG, Pres't.
Mrs, IL, L. HALLIDAY. Sec'y,
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LUMBER STILL Como DowY.--As We
are determined to close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
mess, We will cell all kinds Of lumber at
two dollars per thousand lcss than mar
ket prices. A large lot of lath and stove
wood on hand, which will DO sold at cor
respendingly low rates.
22l.0-9-if WALL * ENr.
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PIANO Tusiso.--Mr. q. Robbins, be
about TO establish business connect
in Cairo, Is prepared TO tune and rel
pianos, organs, etc, in a reliable mani
throughout tho city and country ad acc
All work warranted, and ss,lsiac,i
guaranteed. Orders by mail attended
l0-IS.2y
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Fresh SUpPLY.-Mr. T.. Fitzgerald has
just received and has on sale at his sales
room, a largo stock Of English ale, porter,
hennessy brandy and wines, and liquors
of all kinds, which no will dispose Of at
reasonable prices. 280-9-26-lm
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LUNCH EVERY DAY.-George Lsttner
corner Of Fourteenth and Washington
avenue, will furnish hereafter, every day
to his patrons q No. lunch, between the
hours Of ten and twelve o'clock. Fresh
Milwaukee beer and fragrant Hav-
ana cigars TO be had at hia bar at all
times.
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PLAsTER's HoUsE.-R M Cobb, I'm
iontown, Ky; w Heaele, New Columbia,
Ill; Q Kidd, Paducah, Ky, Thos Hacken-
burg, Now York; Asa King, 81 Louis
James J Greer, Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
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LUscn, LUscH.--Ssturdsy night at
nine o'clock. at The "Msyaower Saloon"
corner of 10th street and Commercial av-
enue, oyster Soup, and the ect, will DO
served up, moistened with fine liquors,
and etc. Everybody invited.
374.l0-23.2t JAMES GREANEY.
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How To CIR 5TAMIsA.--Iton Fran
and strong nervous system are not tho
Of all. But tie feeble need not despi
BY adopting the right means they 10
1.-Two as long and enjoy life ne much
their mos, robust neighbors. Physical
vigorAtion 10, however. necessary 10 :
end and while sho spurious tones a
nsrvines usually admitted, eventually ,
pres both body and mind. DIR. J. Wake
California Bit,ers invariably supply n
vigor 10 the frame, while they reguli
every disordered function.
9.l5-d and w4w.
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FLEIscuMAHs's CoMPRsssED YEAST
Received daily by Il. " Belzncr and sold
at his store and at the following places
A. Swobods, Bristol & Stilwell, New
York Store, ii. Hssenjaeger and l..
Blooms. 372-10-2l-3t
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NOZZLE 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 g. BRO.
2l0.9-3-lm.
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OYSTER LUscn.--George LattDer will
spread an oyste- lunch at his saloon. cor
ner Fourteenth and Washington street,
this evening, at 10 O'Clock, TO which no
extends cordial invitation TO all his
friends, to come and partako Of.
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No PUBLJc,house in the city Is more |
serving of liberal patronage than The
Germanis, Charles schoenmeyer, propri
etor, corner Tenth and Poplar. Desiring
to supply tho wants of the public for al
choice brand of Weiss and lager beer, he
visited st. Louis recently, and from the
most popular brews Of that city made his
choice. lilo Is confident therefore that in
the line Of Weiss aud lager beer the Ger
mania stands pre.eminent. Furthermore,
to win public favor, he spreads every
morning at 10 o'clock bountirul FREQ
lunch. Warm soups different kind
every morning--msats, vegetables, etc,
form prominent features. Sardelles, sar-
dimes, Limburger and Switzer cheese,
pigs feet, etc, on call. In tho distribu-
ton of your patronage, then, remember
the Gormania. l0-l8-lw
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CORRESPON DENCE.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
CAIRO, I'LL, Oct. 23d, 1874
To DR.. Mary Stafford Blake
DEAR MApAME-The undersigned, la
dies Of Cairo and vicinity, being inter.
csted in your effort In tho direction Of
dress reform, and feeling DESTROYS Of list
enisg to you upon tho subject, respect
fully request tina, you will give u, a
public lecture at such time and place as
may best suit your convenience.
Mr.. Louise lockwood Wardncr.
Eunicc :. Melcndy,
Annie T.. Smith.
Maggie T.. StrattOn,
NJ. +. Gilbert,
II. l.. Halliday.
VIM II. schutter.
II. II. Candee.
Miss Fanny VI. Earl.
Mrs. Edwin Coan,
7. w. Halliday.
u. J.. Robbins,
" Arthur Field.
Charles Thrupp,
DIR. Dunning,
Mis- l.. j. Robbins.
q" Mary Halliday,
Mrs. Graham.
Charles Gallagher,
d" VIM. mccullough.
Z" 4. A. Gilbert,
Miss Maggie Cover.
Misses Netiie aud Emma Horn,
Mrs. A. II. Irwin,
4" J.. II. Pope,
i. Is. Taylor.
" &. e.. Cos,
&c ". A. SlOO,
" s.P. Wheeler,
" !. q. HarmAn,
" -. J. Baker.
" &, Pink.
CAIRO, Ill Oct %. 1914
Mrs. Wardner, Mrs. stratton, Mr.. Pope
Mrs. Wheeler, and other
LApIKs-Your communication of thii
day received, inviting mo TO address thu
ladies OF Cairo on the subjsc Of reform il
dress. will take pleasure in complying
with your kind invitation, and a. my sta,
With you !, necessarily u short one, viii
designate tomorrow Saturday morning
a. 10 o'clock, As the time, and the hthe
nsum as the place. cordially invite al
women interested to attend.
Your, very respectfully,
| MARY SAFToED BLAZE.
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WANTED.-Coopers on our barrels, OF
II cents for circle heading, and 20 cents
for square heading. Also men on tight
work at good prices. 90s-io-2o-ot
4 w STERIE
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FoR RENT.-Cottage, No. % Tenth
street, between Washington and Walnut.
Enquire Of Chas. Lane, or at THE BULLE-
TIN office. 335-IO.ll.tf
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FoR REsT.-Two cottages on Twenty
ninth street near Commercial ayenne.
Apply to A. sasanka, 81 Ohio levee.
2Jl.lO.6t
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Mr.. HUEFNER, of tho Planters House,
has just received fresh supply Of Balti-
more oysters and claims,
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FoR SALE OR RENT, CHEAP-A good
second hand piano. Enquire at the Rail-
road House, corner of Eighteenth street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo.
366-l0-20-2w
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Bile for gentlemen, that can DO secured for
the winter, with board, at very reasonable
rates. 1t
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Dh; JEkELLE.--Can BIO found ut his
dental parlors On Eighth street at all
hours Best Of references given as TO pro
fessionAl ability.
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FOR TILE LEGISLATURES.

Il. ALBRIGHT, of jackson county, is a
candidate, at the ensuing November cleo
ton, as a Representative of the Fiftieth
Senatorial District in the next General
Assembly. tie
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OofNE's oyster depot and restaurant
oysters In the shell and can, fresh every
dsy' at Phil SAup's old stand, bs. ween
ohth and Seventh streets, Cairo, ri.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY Gustav
WetzePs Photographic Art Caller
formerly I, T. Thoms,), corner Eight
street and Commercial avenue. Ever
thing pertaining to the Photographic Il,
skilfully and elegantly executed. tn
happy combination OF a splendid ligt|
and tho bost instruments, enable inc n
take chlldren's pictures instantaneous
Mothers, give mo trial, If you desir
the sweet smile Of your cherubs preserve
forever. Satisfaction given in everi
case, or no change made. Ny prices ar
most reasonable. Caries dc visit, 80 pc
dozen; Gems, six for 81. Call and b
convinced l0-s-tf
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SILK HATS! SILK HATS
silk Hats made 10 order ut A. Marks,
10 Ohio levee.
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah
4" i z Crazy, Evansville
Ashland, Memphis
" City Of Quincy, 81 Louis
" Kate Kinney, St Louis
Bon Accord, South
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Flax, Paducss;
" + 7 Crazy. Paducsh
=" Ashland, Cincinnati
Bon Accord, ~ Louis
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RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was feet 9
inches on the gauge, having fallen one
inch during the previous "A hours. The
weather was partly cloudy yesterday, but
Dc rain fell. Business dull.
wARDEPT. RIVER REPORT,
O:tobeT %, 1874.
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IOWA ONIONS.

JUST received, and for sale at Msthuss
g. Uhl, Ga Ohio levee.
35G-l0-l7-lw
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Sole Leah
aud everything else pertaining to
making OF nrst.clAss boo, and shoe wo.
Those needing foot wear arc invited
call and examine this stock, tho fin
brought TO Cairo. 3tT-I0-ZO-t
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The Best oysters at tho Delmonico
Restaurant. 2eT-e-2o.,s
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III The 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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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at tho Delmonico Restaurant open
day and night.
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FOR CORONER.

We are authorized TO announce JOHN III
GOssMAN as n candidate for reelection I,
the Office OF Coroner of Alexander county.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR SH ERIFF,

We are authorized to announce that n.
II. irwin will he candidate at the ens,ling
election for reelection to the Office OF Sheriff
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DAILY LUScB.-Jaecaei u now spfe,
ing daily lunch Of the finest kind,
tween 10 and IL o'clock n. M, and inv
all his patrons to par,ske. Jacket
also lifted up u room In the rear Of his
loon, in which he will serve oysters in
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can 10
commOda,ed with fine table and oys,
IA any style. Milwaukee beer slw
fresh. Corner Wsshinhion avenue {
Twelfth street, opposite The BULLET
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ron REPREsENTATIyE

We are authorizedto announce THOMAS
WILSON "a candidate for Member OF the
Boud OF County Commissioners.
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JUsr ARRryED.-Mr. khlers, the 4
and shoe man, Twentieth street. betw
Warrington avenue and Poplar OF q
hA, just received, according TO progi,
announcement, from Henry Arthur,
porter Of feathers, New York,
French Calf.
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G. W.. CUMMING, M. D.

RESIDENCE--C Corner Ninth and Walnut
streets. OfIlce--Corner Sixth street and
Ohio levee. Office hours-From u. M, 10
/. m. and & p. m.
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HE Sr' CHARLES HOTEL has several
pleasant rooms on the upper door, suita-
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90. .,,,,,,,.,,,,, 90 announce the nam {
nrs !. vs. ystsEI'H u. 1HOlfi OF
q ~, C.ssssf, as the Farmers candidate
FOR Representative from the both Senatorial
District.
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ono thousand business cards. fine Bristol
board, printed at The BULLETIN once ior
from $3.50 TO 5000, according 10 size.
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MRS. II. L.. HALLIDAY, Bee )

GERMAN-AMERIcAS SCHOOL BALL
The committee appointed by the board of
directors Of the German-Americsn school
will call on our citizens for a helping
hand, in the shape of buying tickets for
tho ball, to be given on the Goth of this
month, where everybody can enjoy a
pleasant evening. We ask every citizen
to encourage such an undertaking, as our
fellow Germans are doing their best to
keep up their private school, whereby the
tax payers are saved portion of larger
school tax. Should all these children 70.
turn to tho public school there would not
be room enough, and other public expen-
ses would be incurred. DO not let the
committee, which is willing to work for a
good cause, go away disappointed. 1t