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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03
OE.Eb q DEG GEALED.
iIc EcyisitS the Scenes OF His
Youth after an Absence Of
Sixty Wears.
Eousing Ovation from the Citizens
of Houston County.

The citizens OF Houston county gave
III Ice Guild a reception and barbecue on
,uo ~ ot Erin. where more than a thOls-
u,,,hL,l 40 or,ot him ia
ana P''p'o
n dressed lhell rs iolio"S'
Jo,facs anil gentlemen Of HJusioa C0,uiy:
Soma t,vn vao,s 400 was houorcd wifi,
., Invitation To visit my home, and renew
n o~.nu,irtoura tina, had nearly become
"t ,l,,,, ,In t,,,L ar dino which irvil,.
"NIllcJ ny VIC tu"'' "'"' "''," '"%
lion was gratefully accepted, DliI ny lNlliy
affection, ! WAS then prevented rom per
irming that pleasant d"'y' ! TINS gay
come III your midst to redeem thal pledge,
and feel myself honured by the presence OF
the fair daughters aud the cIliNalry OF Tine
county ut Houston. return a!tcr an al
Nnncc OF upwards ol SlNly years "s"til 10
tread my native Itdlil' 10 SfeeI my CHOW
citizens, TO drink again OF It's IlIhp'u i"'Ill-
taiMs, and to breathe my naive mountain
air. While deeply i'cl INC hV'lor III VI"
OCCASION, the presence OF SO much beauty
and worth inthls large ~aaSelhDlaSr, intended
as II compliment to one OF hcr hulNc Sous,
the joy OF my heart IS sauuouea "IIcl my
~auXiols eye has surveyed iihS large assem-
bly, and hNs failed to Ind present ANY ol
The old pioneers, be lIcy 3!ic' or llttfohN,
that once occupied "IiH 'ils"' lt"I'Ay "''l
beautiful lcSiUs WHO 'ia" oIu l%rt"'ii 10
their native homes, encountered the lfIV"-
tons OF settling u new country an" VINO
had puShCdt the S'iiHIir' ul 'lNllI%ltloIl lNt"
This section Wilc'I Iuoh ioi!''oa tue Wo',eil
border Of oar SjIl'. nave l"oh'H ~
vain Tor the NleNilIlilN, I"e '''S'''
ings, the Edwards $, INC llofllD'l%riS, tue
Nichols, the ljriglldlIIs, tile HIulds, Inc
Norngs, the Mcl(onaIds, ana other non
oycd names forming l''ls "'I''cli'ci'V' ih'S
have been cut down by the srStllt OF lllu',
and rest lliiu"r me Clou Oh t"o N'Il'J' ,"''l
memories we cherish aI'N il"hor. FROM
this ancient stock there has ScfiiiI'ilI'l II
bold, honest and hardy race, VINO pear l'o
names of their parents eNeinpIliylIiS 'lelr
virtues, many OF whom are present Ii'a
day, representing that none ancestry ne
old stock has disappeared; loC on" "i 'icil
survives who were living Sixty years ago,
when | left the county 10 seek my fortunes
elsewhere. Those who knew me lleh, on
whose hospitablG boards ! licked thcir SAT-,
and broke their bread an" omen Sl'pt upol
their pallets, ny pIiSllu'H aIiu "S'ot''IcS
OF those happy days, have all disappeared,
they have either gone down To the grave OF
abide in!landS unknown. lhey KNOW me
mo more, and elsewhere we are informed,
that the places that know us now, Will soon
know Us 40 more forever. These rcllcc-
lions have 4 tendency to saddcn our
hearts.
r.,n,o ana ,y,o trends alone.
80 w : ''' Wv. -, .
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Lutheran fashion. In fact it was nearly
an exact repetition of that we had seen
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03

and some OF the sons are officers OF the
- Some of the queens sODs have
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03

4D5 miles wnlcn intervene W. hm-
sterdam and the capital of France.
Tboro bo has become acquainted with
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03

tUrrIu Auiu, may ~ 49," ~
special suffering or harm. The Brl'':n
Journal of Science says hat men III
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-09-03

Who, the Cuban troops were APP
' n Nnnni.h tnrrn
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"WhO has been here since | have been gone
Tie striped liuscy cotton dress has long
since disappeared. The lair sex tr
now 50 disguised by art and dress
that the natural beauty cf I'll" per
son is lost III the %pulonnais, the lrl-
iugolr. the Uvciskiri. the basque, the Jacket,
the false calves, the ~lnstles, the Waterfalls,
the rhignnns and rats, and the FACILITATING
lnsolns, so that no one cautcIl which il the
lWriS am,! beautiful person, and which Is
the drrs, and artificial means used 10 mar
and disguise H.. would IL suun put my
hand on Il mI,kGT,t rs on one Of th"s" artIi:-
cial tliin4S used TO disguise the person. In
ancient Times. five yards Of calico mhlr u
dress, which displayed the natural beauty
Of he pcr.on. which no art ronl! improve,
now it takes FROM twenty la twrntt-ii'r e,
and when silks aud liner articles all used,
IL takes from fJiLy to fifty yar,is. Onc
go d bonnet a long time agD was amply
sufficient TO set of and shade the mountain
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

A. Black has just received an
other invoice of those fine Scotch
bottom or extension-soled shoes
in every style, for ladies, misses
and children, that has given such
general satisfaction to every one.
No need to wear the metallic
tips to protect the uppers, or COM
plain of shoes scufiing out at toes,
for these are by their extension
soles, sufficient protection and
combine elegance and dluabil-
ity, with comfort not equalcd by
any other make.
Do not Purchase for yourself
or your children, any shoes be-
fore you have examined these, for
they are assuredly the shoes you
want. City Shoe Store, corner
Eighth street and Commercial
avenue. 4ll-lo-3l-tf
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Personal,

-EX-GovcrnOr Doughcrty of Jones
boro. was at the Dclmonico yesterday.
Mr.. Dan. Hogan, of Mound City was
in town Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Joe Cormick. of Ccntraia. ar
rived at the 81. Charles yesterday after
noon.
During the absence of Treasurer
Blake. Mr.. IL, T. GcrOuld will ill his
place.
a. W. VI. Petty. the lightning soap
manufacturer, i stopping at the Del
monlco.
MIR. owen q. Carter. clerk of the
steamer Commonwealth, Is at the 1t.
Charles.
james W. Cannon is now in the city
canvas,ing and collecting for TIE West
crn B'atchman. Of ST. Louis.
Mr.. Chas. Stuart of the firm of
city, from trip to Chicago.
The following named persons arrived
at the Planters House, yesterday: IL.
seymour. Matamoras. Mexico; &. A..
Powell, Upton, Tenn, Mr., Marsh and
Mr.. Gardner, Cairo and II. Louis rail-
road.
Tho arrivals at the II. Charles yes
trrtlay we're H. follows: VI. Il. Parrish,
Bolivar, Tenn J. Il, spencer. ST. Louis I;
| 1 4,
Terra llautc r.. ". Ridgcway and ;. IL,
! Roystcr. St. Louis; j. h. Van Horn,
New Orleans 5. Scoilcld st. Louis; ;,
! ;. Matson. kentucky; j, 4. Hubbard,
Springfield. Missouri II. G.. Beans. Bal
timorc, Maryland: II, T.. Bartlng aud II.
G. West. 81. Louis; Isaac Roo-c. NASH
Vile. Tenn; \, Northrup, Cincinnati,
ohio,
The following We're The arrivals AT
the Delmonico Yesterday: II. Jones and
family. Eldorado. MS, r. J. lowry ano
family, do: u. McDonough and wife
Henry, H.. j. Cricc, BlandNill", Ky.
+. Caldwell. Derby, Ind. j. liobinett
Gerard, Ms; 4. II. Magoon, do; II
Smith. I.itilo Rock; W. r. Brownwcll
Cincinnati; j. W. Hayden, Sc, Louis
Mo. II. =. Erwin. Marion, No.; II
ID. Barklagc, st. Louis; VIM. Whelcn
Ballard county, Ky; W. W. Haskell, ST
} Louis; d Goldsiein, New York e. w
| Mouldon. 81. Louis
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh oysters or anything else YOU
| want At the Dclmonico Rc,iaurant, tpen
day and night
DR. Jcnne!le, dentist, OH c over
stuart Gholson's, Eighth street, near
Commercial avenue. .isaII-la-im
- ioyne'- oysters depot aud restaurant.
Oyster In the she'll and can, ffc.h tyery
day, at Phil Saup's old stand, between
sixth aud Seventh streets. Cairo, Illinois.
FOR boot and shoes Of any description.
style or quality, 90 70 VIM. Ehl,r's on
Twentieth street. lie guarantees satisfac.
ton in material, ~. woikmanship and
price il.IC.tL
Having given up my old stand on the
l'ycc and taken Bcohlcr Il B.o'. shop, on
Lighih street, | shall be prepared 10 sup
rly the citizens Il Cairo. with the best
meats the market Afford. Please call and
see me. PM. Howard.
Bear In mind that Henry sayers 1T No
10 Ohio Lc'ee. pays the highest market
prices in cash, ior hide., fur. wool, icath-
er-, bccswax, ginseng, tallDw, grease, rag.
waste paper and AL hind, OF papcr stock
and old metals. Remember The pace, -
ohm Loyce, Cairo, lll,.
liD.ll-l2-im
At "Our saloon" Eighth Sire {, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio lcNeo
The hungry m5y lind all Kind, Of cdihlc.--
h"-i1ul, sausage, cheese, &c.. and the
thirsty the finest oi wino' aud liquors, ifc,h
lager beer, aud the best brands Of cigtr..
Al ntl'c baf-keepers are always on hand
and the lunch sct daily, at ten o'clo Il. sun
days included, !, %. iiae i, any in the city
lU-2!.tG
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Rev. DR.. Thayer will deliver lecture
upon Sprituali>n on Tuesday evening of
this week. December 1T. In the Prc,by-
terrain church, under the auspices Of the
Ladc, society.
The doctor viii .how on that occa ion.
What Spiritual-m f.;
What it does:
How il doe, il.
We are of the opinion that rich treat
i in store for Our people. Go and hear.
The exercise, will bc interpreted with
some fine music. hi. lecture will take
the place of the regular ladies ,ociablc.
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View Millinery .nnLs.

The attention of our readers j, directed
To the advertisement of Mrs. G.. Mclean
formerly McGcc). Mrs. Mclean has re-
turned to Cairo and respectfully asks her
old patrons to call and see her. Her
stock j. entirely new and will DE sold at
prices to suit everybody. She will here
after do business entirely on cash ba,i,
but will retail her good, at wholesale
prices. Remember the place, on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. next door to stuart Il GhOl-
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thas. Lancaster and Newton Rice, date
with Wplters) both well known to our citi-
Zens, and to river men generally, have -
tablished lumber yard in Cairo, corf or OF
sixteenth street aud Commercial avenue.
ing material and steamboat lumber, doc :,
sash, blinds, mouldings, shingles, lath, ct" ,
etc., and are determined TO sell lower than
lumber has ever been sold in Cairo. They
solicit fair trial from steamboat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction IN all
cases 3sI-l0-21.U
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Everybody Ia III. Front.

DAM Hartman la, now in stock and
win have in few days additions 10 the
largest STOCK OF holiday and Christmas toy
ever brought to Cairo. The stock. consists
Of doil' Of all sizes and prices, fancy toys
and bohemian vase and set. ! will show
the citizens Of Cairo and the vicinity the
largest and finest assortment at price, de
Tying competition. have the finest toilet
sets, French China, China Toys, puzzles,
rubber goods. etc. return my thank. TO
the citizens Of Cairo Tor their liberal pat
ronase. TOT the past year, and hope, by
strict attention to their want, to make my
sell deserNing OF furtberpstronage.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
corner Of sixth and Commercial Ave.
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WI,itlOck's Horse.

Some time ago Mr.. Tom Whitlock pur-
chased a horse which he claimed was a
fast iroitcr, and brought him To this city
intending Ia sell him again a. soon n he
got an opportunity providing ne could
make any money by 50 doing. Finding
40 one who wished to invest hi money in
that Kind of property. hc took him to
New Orleans, where hc expects to real
izc a handsome profit 10y the speculation.
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Quotations on ,.r.,,,.

WIN. Tinker. representing -. W. IT.
win a Go. of Chicago. scnd- u. d,r iOi-
lowing quotations on grain
December wheat. ool.
January WHEAT. Oh.
Year corn. ~.
New Janury corn. TJ.
May corn, 72i
Year oats. $50.
January oats. So.
December barley. Sf.22
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Street superintendent Galligan has
been, during the past three weeks. en-
gagged in putting down street crossings.
The last one finished. at the corner OF
Twentieth street and Washington avenue.
has been greatly needed for long time.
aud will prove of much convenience to
the upiplhnrhnotl
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Read at a meeting Of the teachers of lhc VI D..
SUNDAY school, Nov. 9Th IN cairo. lilmai.
aud puhli- IN accordance with q resolution
adopted Ut aid meeting.
The sil,ory moon IL shining Ger minarrt nnd
The silent shadows lying in woodland dell sud
bower,
Up III. slopc- Of oliyef the night wind gently
bear
Deep toHc- OF sweetest music the sayiour's voice
In prayer.
Geth-emane secluded amidst the silent hills,
We behold thy guest divine, whose Gintest
whisper thrills
The ,olitude- around ~ lie bow, hi- Gainting
head,
While mmi-tcring angel, perchancc await in
dread.
sacred the sol forever pressed by the master,
feet,
Gcthsenauc, arounl thee cling precious memo.
rir- sweet,
scene Of our savior conflict. Iie see. III. fear
hll cloud,
And, drawing near The furnace his Ginting
head is bowed
10 the disciple, weary, cannot their vigil
keep,
While he pray, in agony, behold they TALL
asleep.
Alone he treai- the wpe-prc,- while heavy
grici- opprcs-,
But we can never measure hi- love hi, tender
ness.
Drad- lie the cruel -courging, the piercing
thorns, the tree
Nay, III the guilty burden, o, mani lie bears
for thee.
Wounded by thy tran-g,c,,inn- % 'sorrow-
ful unto death,
The Prince of our salvation % who gave 10
man his breath
We are in sin and bondage, and Justice bar. the
gate,
The Judgment trumpet 1, aling, aud hclpl,,.
We await;
But To- a Lamb, all spotlc,s, for u, /, Offer II
lie gives himscra ransom, lie drains the bitter
cup.
How strange the stiffness; yondcr thu Holy City
fair,
Lies bathed in siv'ry moonbeams, swept by the
mountain air
''"'h' through me nights deep .tlncss, a
sound of many fcvt,
ann 10y ''rk ioih'- are passing down the shad-
ivy s"e'''
'"' we s"""S '''''''''' u '''''s' '"e s"'''
:, a.. ,.,,,, ,,.,, .,,.,,,.,,. u.,.,.
!" Wv s"''' W wv cunning '"'
-, -, ,.,,,.,. ,,o.,., ..,., ,,a,,..,.
still,
,.,,.,. ,i,' ,,..,,. t,,t.- ,,,,, ,,,,
AIN
Thy crime Is dark, oh! Judas, how dark no
tongue can 'e'l'
thee we'll
To walk n branded traitor, beneath the bright
blue sky,
h'afihS gullly burueh' on easier iar 10 Dir
The sounds come swelling onward nearing the
s"'"'" '""'
"heit "H'ts ''' ''s"' N'''''n' lh' ii''S "h' Dee
"u1"' ,,,..
amy nor our sous ''''''"''' ~ ''"'''''''"' Wv
A., IL ,,..,,,i,, n.o ,,,,,,;-,, ~ hi
''"' n,,,,,
"Wih swords and slaves aud weapons, dear
h"I"i 'h'N '''i"' !" INV
who stliied the raging tempest VINO ""'h''
49,. ''' Wv
| Hllthtt blokti
| Who wcpt with weeping Mary, when Lazarus
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Service, in the Presbyterian church
thi, morning and evening. Subject of
the morning, discourse: THE Memoir
ial Stone" subject Of the evening:
The Great Risk"
Services at the Church of tie Re-
dccmer uds morning at hall pat 10
o'clock. No service thi, evening.
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DRY GOODS.
New Arrival
--oT Hr-tuAUif-
GOODS
1T a GREAT CONCESSION FROM
FORMER PRICES.

~. We call the attention Of every
buyer Of DRY GOODS 70 the following
spRCIALTIES
FFFiuy Id~.r, REVERSIBLE BLACK Al
IAtA; just received from a Sew 9th lW-
porter. At -. aud upward great bargain
rauus Hundred rios- tIANEt~. 1t gee
tud upward look Bi our fuurl. viii con-
ipr' all OF 90, extraordinary bargains IS" ai"
Altering
econ, Hundred PARIS HLANKEr- 1919
mk upnuri
frfin, duy,n GINI~ T\ptE-HiRI~
apd DR NWI ~ from ~ ." :. ~ Gentle
Iu'u Wi-hiu- Coo -ay" money iu their putrta-" ~
.U'.rNarc should sIs' on -t",h careful 'NAiu-
nation
AN ELEGANT line or iNDIE>' and tiilI.-
bi.EN~ r\pEHN NEL 1t lower price Than
ever
rsrN large stock Of FFLr SKIRTS, at 81 80
aNd npHam
r;-on, Hundred piece, NEw PRIME, at s
and loo
gssA .plondh assortment or WATER
lEpOf~ Ia AL the new -hade-, ct ''c and mp
Narl-
--f-Grai bargain, in COTTON FLNNEL~,
BlE\' iiLb and lKpWN tollpN-
ss-Fin, Dozen KID GLOVES in the color-
out patty .had',, ~ 'jT aud upWani
\ yl,it of inspection i. rc-pcc'full, asked
Cr charge ~Tt' NRt a GlIOl.~uN
higlth ,lrcct near Commercial avenue
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For New Orleans

The Dayton. Ohio, lodge Of Knight.
Tcmplar. accompanied 10y splendid
band OF music. passed down the river on
board the Steamer Thomas sherlock. yc,-
t"rlay afternoon for New Orleans. where
they expect to arrive in time To partci-
pate IN the grand parade on Tuesday af-
tprupUti
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fnrsi of Thanks.

We tender to each aud every member
Of the fire department our heartfelt
thanks for the assistance they So man
fully rendered H. during the burning OF
Mr.. kcrth's store. aud assure them
that their Kindness on that occasion will
ever De- remembered by the firm.
GGLD~TEIN d Ro-ENW
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Change Airline,

The Illinoi, Central changes lime to-
day as follows:
Mail arrives at 2:30 am.
Express arrives at l:l5 pan.
Mail departs, l;l5a.m.
Express dcp"rtS, 2:30 pm.
Freight arrives S:i5 AIN, G;30 pm,
s:j0p.m, and Has pm.
Freight departs tam, 1890 an. i;5O
pm, and G;35 pm,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Driving PARK.

u j. said that number Of gentlemen
Of this city are about TO organize driy-
ing association: that they intend to have
ground enough 10 make a mile track
give race meeting, twicc year aud offer
purse. sufficiently large to bring to.
grthcr the best stock owned in thi, and
statc-.
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SpirituaIisin.

We surrender most of our space
this morning TO the lecture of
DR.. Barnc, on Spiritualism. II
We are forgiven by our read
cr- for this otltnsc by all that is patient
We will never do 50 any more.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Drugs.

Tom sullivan, the young and cncr-
gctic Commercial avenue druggist, has on
hand large stock of pure drugs, which
hc Is selling at very low prices. No drug
gist in this city understands his business
better than Mr.. sullivan, and those who
want anything in his line will do we'll Ia
give him Il call. If,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Agents Coming.

We are informed by r. j. Kcrth that
the agents of the several insurance COM
panic, in which he holds policies, will ar
rive in this city on Monday morning To
determine his los, by the fire of Thurs
day night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Fell bow ~.

Yesterday morning. while q colorrd
man wa, going down Washington avenue
on the ,lccly sidewalk. hc slipped aud
fell and rolled down the hill ont into
the 10, between kcane'- provision store
and Fcith'- coffin store and got up and
went of without saving word.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Finished.

The sewer through tho ohio levcc
j. nearly finished, and will, wien com
pletrd, prove ut great benefit in lischare-
ing the ipcwaicrtlrt accumulacs there
about- ia the spring.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

owing to the bad condition of the
roads through the country there has been
but few farmer, in the city for the past
few lnN..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Herman Levy, while engaged nj the fire
thursday night, lost a knight Of pythiasr
badge with the initials T.. &. u. The
Under viii be literally re- Iarded Il, bring.
~ the same 10 tbs Office. ip,.tt.oo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Workmcu are busily engaged repairing
the Athcncm. which. when iilly re-
novaic'l. will not be- recognized a,lhc obi
place Of amusement.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Take Notice.

rare Notice.
Milwaukee Beer,
oppenheimer Goldberg Inc.
Jas. Ilennos.cy Brandy.
Best bourbon ard Rye Whistles,
Finest brand Of Cigars.
Grand sour lunch every morning.
Attentive Bar-Acepers,
Everything neat and clean,
NJ
LOUIS BLATTAU'S SALOON,
on Eighth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenues. n-ai.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Something new in the way amnscments
viii visit our city daring the present
month in the shape o. Palmer Black
Crook company.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Lunch Every Day.

George Lattner corncrof Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
every day 10 hi patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours OF ten aud twelve o'clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beerand fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be had ut his bar at all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

The city council, at lis next regular
meeting. will let the contract, for four
tccnncw sidewalks, to he pat down in
various parts Of the city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
Who Wants ne

a new Singer sewing machine, with all
attachments. for sixteen dollars, IN pay
mrnis. Call aud see il Mt
IIANNON's BOOksroHL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29

Dealers IN notions. etc. are htily cu.
gagged opening and putting upm their
shelves the large Stock Of toys ald other
holiday goods received daily by hem.
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william Ludwig, the harness maker. is
now prepared TO supply the public VITA all
kinds Of horse clothing OF 4 superior quail.
ity, which he will sell very cheap for cash.
3G3-ll-li-lm
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Eight rooms TO rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues. Apply TO William McHslc, or at
hi. office
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NanrIN EMMY.

There are only four or five prisoners
in the county Jail at present, the United
State having discharged the four
teen anccr~ who were confined
illnrnin
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Ghe 8ulleiin.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1874.
NOlIce Of lirnInAnI

Dr. u. :. Brigham has renewed his Office
to the room, next door over Tborns Bro.
giocery store. Ip.iI.,S9,
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New York Store.

Fresh oysters received daily, by express,
at the Ne. York Store, for 80 and ~ ccnts
per can. lit
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freFh baltimore oysters received dali,
and sold by Phi. II. Siup. 5OC.lLgD.tf
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Joint Discussion.

On the merits oi the Bible, between y. +.
Underwood, Of Boston, Mass, anu Prot
-. A. Burgess. oi the Northwestern Chris
tian University, at indianapolis, Ind. In
Cairo, ILL.,, commencing December -,
1874, and continuing four or more nights.
ll.2i.dAwlm
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Completed.

The sewer running through Twentieth
street To the river, which has been build
ing for some time, is completed, and will
prove very beneficial.
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CITY NEWS.
Local Weather Report.
CAIRO, lLL., November 30, l,7i.
THOMAS JONES, Observer.
Done.


The new reservoir of the Cairo City
ia- company i completed.
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For Rent.


An excellent dwelling house. Inquire
VI GEORGE Fisher.