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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-12
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MAX koLLKK BACA Notwithstanding
ago We playfu!ly alluded to tho continued
absence from the city, of Max Roller, the
rotund and jocund plano tuner. Wesaid
in the playful reference We mado 10 Ma.
that, though Lost to sight no was ''dear" 70
the memory of tho peopl. who had piano.
to tune This-one Of our hsppio.t efforts
at that light and airy humor that has
msds Tue BULLETS famous, both in
Europe and Americs-was, We regret TO
say, not labeled: "Thi. il n
joke aud by some stupid people
has therefore boon construed INTO A re-
Election on Max's honesty-into an nsssr-
ton by implication, that he had collected
money for pisno-tunIng, and upon pond or.
Gus wings had taken heavy fight to part,
unknown Lord bless us this intorma-
ton gave us a shock, for the fact is, only
cir OF two hundred aud forty.,eyen mar.
sons who have made contracts with M.
have paid him in sdvscne, and tho,e Al,
all in Cairo, arc Maxs personsl friena.
How, then, could Max fly awsy 10
be c. rost with money he had
never collected Max has
circuit, and goes around il, surely, ~
slowly, and always comes back to this
place, his headquarters. Hs 10 here now,
and has Informed US of the injus,ice done
him BY the stupidity Of people who can
not understand the playful humor OF
IHE BULLETIN We therefore write this
to say that maxi. right side up with
care" has earned mere money than be
las received, aud has used no money no |
has not earned,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed proposals, addressed to the city
council OF the city Of Cairo, will DO re.
eeIvsd at my Office, No. l24 Commercial
avenue, until 4 o'clock p. IN. Of We'd nos
Jay the 9TH day of September, 1874, for
tue ming of tho following streets, viz:
commencing on Fourteenth s,relt at its
intersection with Washington ayenue,
and extending west to WsAu. street
'hence on Walnut street to Fifteenth
street, thence on Fifteenth street to Cedar
street, thence on Cedar ltreel to Sixteenth
street, and one hundred fof mere or lo,s
on Sixteenth street. said ling to bs an
the following basil. !, Il Twenty.sis fee. a,
the base ard twenty feet on me top, and
Twelve inches above ths highest sips-
water mark.
All proposals. TO staro At VIA, price
per cubic yard said filing will DO fur.
nished
Inc city council reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids.
NJ. y, Cox, City Comptr oller.
233.9.l0-7t
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EXPOSITION TICKETS TO CINCINNATI
AND LouisyILLE-All persons who de-
sito to 70 to Cincinnati or Louisville, can
procure round trip tickets a, the general
ticket office OF the Cairo " yino.nnes
rdiitoad, In Cairo. One fare for tho round
trip, Fare to Cincinnati Sl3 %; TO
Louisville sll 70, including ticket to e1
position Tickets good during the ezpo.i
ton. o.oy
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JoHN AsTBtM Mr.. Antrim wishes to
inform his numerous customers that his
tsli stock Of piece goods is now complete !
consisting OF tho best brands Of imported
cloths, beavers and csssimors, and is now
ready to "olothe tho naked at reduced
prices. Give him call 22i.g.ll-2,
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ENPEEhs OTFICE,-The express ofiiss
is crowded with business. The express
men are handling an average Of four hun
dred package, Of fruit daily, all going to
the south. large portion OF this "truck',
is shipped by K. A. Wdeelock " Co.
fruit dealers, SO Ohio levee.
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WEISS & BURGER

RoTICE TO TPE PuDLIc.-Tbe new
packing house market in Wilcox's block,
will DO opon Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new lard, Ut tho lowest market
price. HOWE i Bro.
2lN.N.n.IIn
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'HEs9K's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR 7
cUm oF DysPKPsiA, IsDIaEsTIos, sc

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cUEE oF DysPErsiA, IsDiaEsTIos, SC.
phs tonic produces healthy ,aclioD OF
tho stomach, creating an appetite, formine
chyle, and curing tho mos. obstinate case,
of indigestion.
SCHEHcks MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, sc.
These pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action Of the liver without The
least danger, as they arc FREQ from cal.
omel, and yet moro eGscious in restoring
healthy action of the liver. .#
These remedies are a certain cure for
CONSUMPTION, as the Pulnonie Syrup
ripens the matter and purifes tho blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver
create healthy bale, and remove all dis
eases Of the liver, often cause
OF Consumption. The sea
Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength othe stomach, makes a good
digestion, and enables the organs to form
good blood and thus creates a healthy
circulation of healthy blood. The com.
bined action of theso medicines, As thus
explained, will cure every case of Con-
il taken in time, and the use Of
the medicines preserved in.
Dr. ScheEck is Professionally at his
principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
Slss PhilsdolPhia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice mus. be addressed.
Schenck's medicines for sale by Druggists.
l-9-l-l IN .H 1T I
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TUE bGroer suop IL ou me corner OF
z ghth street and Commercial avenue
Hnero j. George Suenhouse win his gen.
tlemaE.y assistants can DO found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready 70 sootne
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head With good sham.
poo. It'll = Grst.clss shop, and you are
sure Of receiving lrstc!ass irea,mcn,
Ladies' and childrens hair Gu. or cu,l..
or ha no.L A,,-,y,I.y ain i
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Mr. Max Roller
informs us of shooting ARRAY that &C.
CURED at Sparta, ILL.,, between Martin
Ruprecht and man named Allen. The
former received a serious wound in the
thigh. No arrests were made.
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PARTIES desiring to have their pianos
and melodean cleaned repaired an
tuned, should trust them to NJ. X
huchne, corner Thirteenth and Walnut
streets. ue lie the most competent man
Ia Cairo.
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AKsEsr.--Mr George W. Royal, con-
stable Of Goose Island precinct, came to
Cairo yesterday noon, riding mule, and
driving = nsgro ahead Of him, who bad
been arrested for hou,e-bresking, He
was turned over to the tsnder care OF
Fitzgerald and the proper papers laid be-
fore the grand jury.
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WAsHISoToS BAKERY-Mr. joseph
Ronekor has taken charge Of this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after today, be able 10 supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, beside.
takes aud confecti5uGrios Of every de-
scripiion. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr.. Roneker will not fail to
sstisfy AL who pasronize him. 40
Warrington avenue. 3s-7.2-lm
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AUCTION II will soll at my salesroons,
commencing Saturday night, September
18th, at u o'clock, clothing consisting OF
ane coats md vests, jeans pants. Dry
eoodt, consisting Of prints, inuslins, ladies
fol, skirts thread piece goods, ladies hose,
gents hose, and also q large lotot soap,and
one Wheeler * Wilson sowing machine
and also boots and shoes.
l.. H. MYER AucliUneer
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DR.. JENELLE.--Can be found A. his
dental parlors on Eighth street at all
hours. Best of references given as to pro-
fessional ability.
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WABASH COLLEGE
CHARLOTTESVILLE. IND.

CKAWFUKDSNILLL, IND.
Fun term begins Sept 0. 1874. Its classical,
scientific, preparatory and English courses
are extensive aud thorough. The Faculty
have enlarged the number OF studies In the
preparatory department 20 that young men
In any term may receive Instruction Ia Al
zebra, Geometry, Trigonomctry, surveying,
Chimistry, German, Book Keeping and
other studies usually taught in the best
academies. For further information send
for cataloRlles 70 the president or treasnrer.
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ABOUT HUEFSEE-M.. Hae!ner, 81
the Planters House, vii have sn sA.s TO.
day large 10! OF fresh Baltimore oys;srs
They came BY express, .Ga we're rePscksl
with ice OF tie route.
Nj Hls'ner has received cIr
Of extra beer, Aai ia wiling to
wager one hundred dollars ihE; j.: i,
tee aue,t beer that has been received il
Cairo this season.
Mr.. Huetrrey hase-- - NHA' 's' a.
or,;,. -. .ue best cooks in the nited
oates, TO tako charge of the Planters
House kitchen, commencing the first OF
October. His house will DO cond u ted on
the European style, "psy for only VIVA,
you get
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BIT ny A cG.--John =. Maruel, while
going out &C the store Of Mrs. Weman,
Yesterday morning, Oh Fifth street, be.
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nues, wsa bitten in the cali Of the leg
by a small dog. lie made quick walk 10
I. L. Sulllyans drug store From OBJ
soryations in our Families about town, we
should Judge that the dog tribe is multi
plying fast. Chief McHAle should depr-
tie BillingsIey or some one slto to go on
tho war.path.
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LUMBER STILL GoIso DowY.-As we
Afs determined to close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
mess, we will cell ali kinds Of lumber at
TWO dollars per thousand less than mar.
he' prices. A large lot Of lsth and stovs
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MAX kuEHSE, the organ builder, is
ready at any time 70 tune and repair
pianos and molodeons. You may safely
trust your instruments to his care; you
will not 20 deceived.
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PARTIES having improved city property
for sale, which they can part with for. say
from $500 to S 900, cash in in hand,
might do VOL, before selling, by con-
ferring with R. V. BELIZE.
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BASE BALL.-Mr. Phil Howard, the
high king Of the sporting fraternity, re-
es'ved telegram yesterday afternoon,
saying that the Psducsh Idewild base ball
club would be On hand on Saturday, and
would reach Cairo at p. m. Phil will
have the Delta cornss band on hand TO
escort the club and friends to the ground.
= large crowd will accompany the Padu-
cab boys.
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., BAsD.-Edmund Huefner, proprie-
tor Of the Planters house, returned
from brief visit to St, Louis yesterday.
While thsre, he met the leader OF tho Ba-
varia band, and made arrangements
With the leader of that organization for q
woke engagement at Cairo, to give four
or Eve concerts. This is one Of the bost
banda In thu world, and has
SIX months leave o.
absence from the king Of Bavaria.
We have heard the band play At JefTsr.
son City and elsewhere. Our citizens will
miss treat II they fail to attend these
concerts. we suggest that thoy occupy
one Of the music stands for one evening
during their stay.
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BAPTIST AssocIATIoS.-Ihe colored
Baptist association Tor Southern Illinois
is in session at the Rev. Caldwell church
on Fourteenth street. A large amount Of
business has been transacted. The ascot
alton will probably DO in session this and
portion OF next week. About two hun.
6rsi strangers are in attendance.
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NoTIcE.-To-day being a holiday for
our people, my lace Of business will be
elosed this morning, and remain closed
until Monday morning next.
&ZS-o.l2.lt ROBERT LEVY.
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THE Sr. CHARLES HOTEL hiss few
very dositablo rooms still left, which will
DO let on good terms to steady borders.
1-ll-tf
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Jog RoSEKER is now in full control Of
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants Of tho public, 10 pro.
pared tosupply on call all demands for
French loaf, Boston, brown and Graham
bread, and everything elso ordinarily
found in frst.csss bakery. Ne main
tsins fall stock Of confoo,ioneries, and
can, as well SIS any other dealer in the
city, Eli al orders in thu: line.
Cakes baked, frosted OF ornamented on
shor: notice. Special attention given to
the orders Of wedding or picnic parties 7.
H.l2.Af
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STRAYED.-A blsek-snd-tsn terrier,
with sharp ears, and wearing collar and
tag. A reward will be given to any per-
son returning the same to ID. AKTrs.
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INSANITY CASE Patrick Hollohan
was before Judge Brom ye.ter
day on charge Of luuscy. a jury va.
smpsnnollsd, and after careful invest.
cation they decided that the evidence did
not Justify them in sending Holl9hsu to
the insane asylum. DR.. j. &. sullivan
and DR.. w. Blauw, consulting physician,
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Cow CLAIMED.--The COW stolen Oy
Weekly 6.~ days .go, and which was left
with Jailer Dick Fitzgerald 60 feed is
claimed by Michael Duean of this city.
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CouRTs.-Circuit court-tho same cid
story; nothing doing. Birds court,
about the Same. Police court business
hlsn dnll.
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GoLpsTIgE y Re ESwATEE have for
sale very large stock Of the latest style
hats, which they are selling at remark
ably low prices s.9.3t
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PERsoSAL.-Dr. Finney, of Clear Greek,
arrived in the city this morning to at
tend TO businets AZ the circuit court. lie
will remain several days.
$. NJ. Willianr, Of Clear Creek, is In
tho city attending the circuit court. He
take, HIS good things Mt tho Dclmonico.
Louis Herbert, who ha, been in III
health for long timc, has left for trip
through Wisconsin and Minnesota, hoping
to benefit his health.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1874.

Mu.tc.-The Silver Comet band will
plav a, the Tenth street stand TO night.
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oLosHn To-day Saturday being a
holiday OF our people, the stores ~ -
undersigned will DO cic--L curing the
day until seven O'Clock y. m.
j. BURGER
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HIS LIFE DEsPAIRED OF.
ASU JAnaryss HAND.
LING OF Il Pistol.

TIE people doing bushes. L tho vcin-
i!y Of the Dslmonico hotel, were startled
at late hour yesterday morning by the
report of pistol and coon ascer.sined
the cause TO be ss follows:
Edward Dodridge, freight conductor
on the Cairo, Arkansas and Texas rail-
road, came in on tho late train, at thres
o'clock a. m, registered and immod lately
went to bed, and did not go to the
dining-room until eight o'clock, when be
had his breakfast Soon thereaf,er, a,
the report of a pistol, large crowd. col
lsctsd IN front OF the place, expecting 10
hear of q murder, or some othsr startling
news.
We called at the hotel, and learned the
following facts from the proprietor, Mr..
Harry Walker
Dodridgo started out to sec tho
city, returning at abou. 1890 f.. m.
He went TO his room on the
third floor Shortly after, a pistol
shot was heard. Mr.. Walker left the
office to ascertain wha. had hap
pened, when, passing Dodridgss
room, ho heard grosns and went
In. lilo found that his guest
had shot himself in the jaw, the ball split
ting, one portion gong upwards, entering
the brain, and the other half going, no one
could tell where. He informed NJ. Wal
ker that he was only fooling with the pis-
tol, and that it went off accidentally. He
added that lie did not intend to do him.
self injury. When he went to the hotel
the last time, those in the Office noticed
that he WAS intoxicated and could scarcely
walk under the load DR.. Dunnirg
was called in. After dressing tho wounds
and probing for tho ball, tho doctor gave
il as his opinion that tho mans prospects
for recovery were worry slim. We saw
the doctor personally, and he stated to US
that tho chances were three to one agsins.
him. His friends have been notified.
i----------- -E----.-.--..f IIg.
HorKL ARRIYALs.--St Ohsrles --Robt
f Goldsmith, st Louis A Mathison, New
FORK -Mrs M Vihyssd,- New--Yssk, w
Il Eoichhouch, Clark County, Ill; Mrs
Roe, st Louis Mrs Veiburg, ST Louis,
Henry Strouss, CINCINNATI A Rothchild
Anoinns,.ii Il A Msrse, ST, Louis; l. w
LsmpEin, w Lumpkin, Woodford county
Ayi WIN Spence, Mo- W @ Crocken, |
ny W Ware, Danville; j + Cali.
CHER, Detroit; Jno G Keith, Jackson
Mrs Lulu Keith, jackson; Grant Keith
seA'oni Louis Long, Detroit X w
Mcdonald, Detroit; w + Gamble, st
Lou" John Mann, jackson, TENNESSEE;
y d Eaton, n Y; w II Bradish, Hhils.
ielphia; Ii z Rice. N Y.
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Prospectus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly journal, universally
admitted 10 be the handsomest period.
zeal IN the World. A Representative
and champion of American tastr
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THE PISTOL.

A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR SHOOTS
HIMSFLF.
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wood on hand, which will be sold at cor
respendibgly low rates.
22l.9.9-tf WALL & ENT.
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Oh
Politics for 1874,
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON

Clerh o. House Of Representatives. y. s.
This ACCURATE and IMPARTIAL volumes
gives the FULL RECORD on the "lncrease of
salary Act aud Its repeal, Oh Transports
including the act OF 1862 creating illegal
Tenders" and coin interest OF Bonds, and
The Narions Expanding and Contracting acts
since. President GRANTS Messages and
Memorandum, Interviews, Letters, Pro
Naaallpns, and Action in Alabama, Arkan.
Decislons. Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad
Laws, Constitutional Amendments, made
and pending, IN states, and Nation. "Back-
pay Statistics. Tables OF Appropriations,
Debt Elections, Currency Distribution by
states and SECTIONS, &c. Invaluable for
Clolh, $3.50, postpaid,
Address GEO. FRS. DAWSON,
+. o. Box 49l, Washington, ID. q.
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PINE, CYPRESS, POPLAR

And Ash Flooring, Siding. Ceiling, &c.
Special attention IL called to our steam.
boat, Wagon and Agricultural Implement
Material, which will be furnished On short
notice In large or small guam mites. "'''
A large stock of cheap lumb.r on hand ~,
our mill, which will be sold at % 10 SIO ne az
Thousand In carload lots. Also lsth And
shingles furnished in any quantity. ""u
~ . - ShAo. LANCASTER Co
ca Iiroll., August !, 1874. sam
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SIT A WEEK

Guaranteed TO male and fen. le agents. in
Their locality. Costs NOTHING to try IL
Paruculars tree. l.. O. NlCKERY A Co.
Augusta, Me. S-2T-dNN,-iu
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Nor ron SALE IN SooK o. ,rws STORE
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RIVER NEWS.
pORT LIST

" PORT LIST,
fv "EH -
-LC.E. As ARRIVED. .....
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducsh;
b. II. Cooke, Evsnsvillei
Hickory, Mound City;
+" Painter No. 2, Ohio.
= - Nashville, Cincinnati.
IL - John #. Tolls, st. Louii;
d" Glencoe, New orlesns 4
DErArTED, H.t
Steamer dim Fiak, Paducah;
d. II. Cooke, nvansviile;
Hickory, st. Louis;
Nashville, Momphis;
" Gleneo, St. Louis. ...
BOATS TO LEAVE To-Day -- jim Fi.E,
Padu1ah; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Bottle Memphis, Memphis Glencoe, ~.
Louis City OF Chester, ST. Loub.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUsISEss-Tbe
river, last evening was seven feet seven
inches on the gauge, having fallen eleven
inches during the previous ,wsnty.four
hours. Tho weather continues clear and
business dull.
! WAR DEIT. RIVER REPour, ,
september II 1874.
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ScHENcK's PuLMoNc STRUP-For tbs
cure Of consumption, coughs and colds
The great virtue in this medicine is that il
ripens the matter and throws It gu. Of the
system, parihes the blood, and thus effects
acure. q. -sF---.--.--..
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To THE PAIRoN- 90 rug LYcuNiNO
IS.uRASCE CoWPAEY -TAKE NOTICE..
Renewal feccip,s issued by o. p. Lyon, late
agent, unless signed by tho president and
secretary Of the company, are null and
vola and of no effect No loss will be
paid under them unless regularly issued
CAIRo, I'll, Aug. 10th, 1874.
l.. VI. HAKMAs, State Agent
2ll.g-i.C-eoi-lw
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Al PARK ROW. n. Y.
SIS 10 500
MOST EXTRAORDINARY

Fer day at home. Terms free, Addres.
GEO, sTINSON d CO., Portland. Me.
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Terms OF Advertising are offered for News.
papers in the state OF ILLINOISl send Tor
list OF papers and schedule of rates. Adj
dress GRO. Z. ROWkLL d CO.. Adyertis-
ing Agents, Al Park Row. New York.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
COR. SEVENTEENTH ST. AND COM.
MERCIAL AVE. m,

Tho undersigned :having established a
new lumber yard in connection with their
saWmill, are prepared to furnish all kinds OF
building material, such US -
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LOReTTO ACADEMY.

Tho fret Monday Of September being
tho opening day Of the fall and winter
session Of the Lore,to Academy, it will
begin on tho 7lh inst.
Parents desiring to send their children
to the accademy arc requested to accom-
pany them TO makethe necessary arrange
ments.
All the branches OF polite aud cold
education will be taught, Including
French, Ger nan, music, and fancy needle
work. The German language 20 be
aughl By German sister. 92-2w
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CAIRO LC' -
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WANTED.


somebody 10 take from us thousand b,ll
heads, good paper and finely printed, for
e. 30 to- 400.
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Statement.
one thousand statements printed at I'M
BULLETIN Office for $3.50 TO 100.
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ono thousand note head. printed at TIL
BuLLETfS office for $500; two thousand 10
q 10
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one thousand business cards, fine Bristol
board, printed at HE BULLETIN ONCE lot
from 81. so TO 60 90. according TO size.