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The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
Rumored Disagreeme ent Of Grant an,
Bristow.

A Washington dispatch to the st.
Louis Republican, dated the 18th, says
A clash between Grant and Bristow is
the latest rumor. Cattel, of syndicate
notorictv, and special pet of the presi-
dent. wants to do duty with the new
syndicate, but Bristow says his skirts
are tainted with corruption, and he shan't.
Secretary Robeson visited the president,
in Cattelrs interest, to-day, and says that
Ca,tell will be appointed; and there the
matter rests.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
fF We learn that there is to he ma,

ET- We learn that there is to be mas.
querade ball at Eugenie Hall, during
Christmas week We also learn that the
girls and boys are busy fixing up the
costumes Of the characters which they
are to represent. The managers are sin
cerely desirous that all the masquers
should SO completely disguise themselves
that they will not be able to tell which
one Of the boys or girls they are. There
will he plenty of fun.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
Vick's Floral Guido
For 1878,

DUBLlSiiED quartcrly-January number
Just issued. and contains over 100 pages.
900 Engravings. descriptions or more than
800 of our best FLowRRs AND VEGETABLES.
with Directions for Culture. Colorcd Plate.
etc. The most useful and elegant work OF the
kind In the world. Only % cents for the year.
Published In English and German.
Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

ES- Those of our friends who atten-
dcd the Methodist church, last Sunday
night, to hear Mr.. Hunter, or the Presby'
terian church, to hear Mr.. Kennedy
were disappointed The reverend gen
tlemen exchanged pulpits. 1t was a hap
py cxcmpliGcation Of christian courtesy
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

Ey A swimming park is to be opened
on the eastern terminus of St Mary's
street. 1t will he a pleasant effort of the
mind to tell where the water ends and
the mud begins. The problem can be
the easiest solved of dark night, by one
who is stranger in that part of the
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
Estray Notice.

CRAWFORD COUNTY,
Van Buren, TownshpJ
NE f. John b. Ogden. ID. Dickson and Jas.
w ID, Hawkins. three citizens Of Crawford
county and householders therein having
thereto been appointed by John J, Burrow.
Esquire have this day viewed certain Mare
Mule shown to us by Samuel McAlister as an
estray. Said mule is sorrel mare mule, about
l3 years old, about l3i9 hands high. saddle
and collar marks, unshod all around. right
fore hoof split, and we do value said mule to
be worth the sum of $50 90. Done this Nov.
30th. 1874.
lSignedl JoHY B. OGDEN.
J. d. HAWKINS,
1w. ID. DICKSON.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

E1- The furniture and fixtures Of the
Metropolitan Hotel Of Little Rock was
sold last week at auction by the Sheriff.
Mai John d. Adams was the buyer at
08.Oo0 We are not informed that the
Major intends to " keep hotel.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
~ Joseph =. Bvers, ESQ Pr

ET Joseph T. Byers, Esq, Prosccut
ing Attorney for this judicial district, ar
rived home from attendance on the John
son county court Saturday. He will be
found at his Office at Van Buren, for a
few days.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

EH'As we go to press the wealth
er, but at this season of the year it is so
tickle that weplace no confidence in its
remaining so any length Of time
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Warming Order.

In Justice J. j Burrows Court, Van Burer
Township,
G. +. BRowN, Plaintiff,
against
CHARLES lloppING. Defendant.
The defendant Charles Hopping. is warned
appear in this Court within thirty DAYS. ant
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff c. +
Brown.
j. J. BuRROW, j, y.
Nov. II, 1874 4w
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
E7- The St. Louis Republican, of tn

11th, says.
Butler favors meeting of the Forty
fourth congress in March. The general
disposition Of Benjamin, as already evin.
ced in congress, Is to square up accounts
with the party which did not rc.elect
him. Ills stirring up Of the currency
question would alone indicate this, and
il may be that he will so stave off the
appropriation bills as to secure his end
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

~ Mr. Wright OF the House gave
notice that he should call up at an early
day tho bill for abolishing the U. s. Court
OF the Western District of Arkansas.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
SETTLE UP.

All indebted to this Office for Election
printing orin otherways are respectfully
asked to settle at once.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

ET Quarterly meeting OF the Mctho.
dist church commences next Saturday
morning.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15
Mayors Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given, that AN election
~ will he held at the Court House in the
town Of Van Buren,, Arkansas, on
Saturday, December 10th, 1884,
for the purpose Of clccting three School Di-
rectors for Van Buren, School District. to iii
the vacancies caused by the expiration of the
terms OF office of James A Lockhart and Lu-
ther G. White. and to lill the uncXpired term
Of Office for one year, -of John Austin, de-
ceased.
Judges Of the last municipal election will
act as Judges in this election.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of De-
cember, A ID. 1874.
JNO. j. BURROW. Mayor.
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Road Notice.

INlE heirs OF Rachel Ross whose residence
l. is to the undersigned petitioners are
unknown, John X. Henry of New Orleans,
La, David Walker Of Fayetteville, Arkansas,
the heirs Of Elizabeth II. Moore, non-re i'd
ents of Crawford County. Arkansas, and the
heirs of the Estalc Of John Drennen. dcccas-
ed, who are non residents of said county, are
hereby notified that by virtue of an order
made by the Board of Supervisors of Craw-
ford County. Arkansas. on the 9th day of
November. 1874, n Board of Viewers will
meet ON the 18th day of December, 1874. at
the town Of Van Buren,. in said county to
survey, view, and locate a Road commencing q
at the terminus of Water street. In the said
town of Van Buren and on the dividing line
between section "a and %, town .. North
range 32 west. thence to or near the banks of
the Arkansas river, thence along the banks of
said River to Lees Creek, crossing said creek
at the most practicable point for Bridge
across said Creek below the Foster ford. as
such viewers determine upon. thence West
wardly to the Indian line. or intersecting
Road District No. l6, near the residence of
Robert Norwood, Section lG town .. range ~
west terminating at said line. or said point of
intersection Said Board of Viewers to ad-
journ from day TO day until said view and
survey Is completed,
JOHN II DECHERD. ct al.
dec !, W. Petitioners.
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rS Considerable cotton going to the
railroad from this section.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

EY- The y. s. District Court for the
Western District Of Arkansas, will ad
iourn sometime during this week.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

ES' The upper part of the town was
almost barricaded with wagons, yester
day.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

H Washington dispatches of the
1lth report V. V. Smith as having turned
up in that city the day before.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-15

TPoy 'or yoar paper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy renef for young men from the ell
ieCts of errors and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. lmpediments TO marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New
ana remarkable remedies. Books and cir-
sulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu-
ton having highreputation lor honorable
soasasI aal professional skill iy--s dbswS0
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OMcnnfi h-

Office of the
CAlEo , So. LOUIS RAILROAD coMrANr 7
CAIGo, lLLiSoIs, April -, 1874, }
y meeting Of the directors Of this com
pany vii. DO held On Monday, the ith day
Of May newt, la7i, at tho station house on
the depot grounds Of the company in the
city of Murphysboro, Illinois. at ten
oclo-kIn tho morning Of that day.
6, STATS TAYLOR, President,
tg.I-.rtl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

On. O.. l.. DOUGLAS, being determined to
excel in every Dental operation. hasrc-
G;rd md lrfurnshcd his Dental rarlors, No.
:, Eighth ,troci. and Is now receiving from
:. : White y johnson. of Philadelphia,
,Dmi.Wcokiy. The largest and finest nssort-
mcut of Dental Goods ever offered in this
city. and u, good o, can be- found in the
larr-lt cities,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

RgNovEp.-Dr. \. j. Roe has ggmoN cd
from the corner Of Fourteenth ard Wash
inctou 20 No. 81, Tenth street, between
Washington and Walnut, HIS ohice Is
on Commercial avenue over Thom4 "
Rro's grocery store. l2-5-3 u
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Secondhand clothing, watched. ir~c.ry,
pistols, Nc, bought sna so'i. Ais1 lot
Brussels carpet, furniture, It., for sale.
Opposite Cniro and NrncoHues railroad
depot. le5--2.-I-.f Il CoYs,r
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WAsrrn--M Jackson, tennessee, n
fr.t.elass boo, and shoemaker. For par
,icuiars apply to John Ilyland, corner
Tenth street and Commercial avenue.
ll.5.3 ST.
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TmUppe SUGGESTION Mr.. Charios
ThruPp, In communication published
elsewhere, makes = suggestion that ia en-
titled TO the consideration of the rNsyor
and city council, We are o! Sir.
Thrupps opinion, that Il the Quiet Of
our sewers were adequately We would
not nos be suffering nearly "a much SIS
We are from the effects Of sipe and rain
water. IL any person has anything to
say in opposition t. AIR. Thrupps sng-
ge'tion, let him now srasF or forever
hold his peace.
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HARTMAN g CO.,

90. o.. .r
d" ~ ''i''hs 'on' h"'' '.''' W '' ''"''
per 'o'e''
y,,.,r Inv u,eo,sva,o mud co,,er,
o.. ,.,s,.,, u usr,r,, C.,s s.in any
other pHrl q Tie country.
,,.-.,,....,.,-,, 81 t,a,.., .f.,.,..
>,.,...', ..J y,...o,i. r.w,. 90, T.,
.,.'..t, ,t..,., u u,.r,,,. Nr,.
-
W nan 20" ,'.' pIS'l' can o' n' r az -
e,''. per "'FA' y ia '''N 40 q" 70 70
...,....,.r ur,.o ,yt,.
..'I n'.,l.,.,s.i,..,..,
- u,org,,.HCy.
-
Tbrlr.t.+o,s Of Brown Linen nod Cot
''Nu''' ~ '' ''''', n !,
- 10 ''' =
lively, varls lleaetaa Domestic one
ward wide. for SID.
-. HAET'itN y Cos.
a "|s' s'''" i''"''' .''''s' ''''
p'"'" " I'a''S' ','1'' '"Io"e' l",'
9"'a -" ~ ''''' !" , .'''''''' ~ ~ -
...,,.... .,,.,.r -,,mgr1, an
rnvJErgIAI AyENt.F
-
3D.. ,...... ..,...-.,.. ,.,,'.,i.,, e.
/ H.. ,.....,. ,...,.,,,, .,,i, ,,,r.
IL. p,rg, c,.u,
81, Ohio I..v.o
TO" 'lo' 49, ." "'''''o''''"'''' :"
Wv lug
''"'' R1'' .''''"' > ~ .'''He'' 49,
P'e"'' '1''''F' 'I''"E "ou' "'' ','
,,'."'' st',o'' ""i 7f''''"S' ~ y. -.
,.-, -. - ,Tz,r
--- --
h-si.svz.s No44.r.- Nouoo il hereby
given o. an concerned tia. hsyo paid
Of" trl arscbsrgoI an 'us. claims pre-
.ra,rl = me AGAINST r. A. Cunningham.
.,...5,....... .r.t,-. .,r.. ,,,.,.,,.t ,,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

MiLLissRy.--Nrs SJGgl.on. formerly
Mrs. Swsuder, is now on hand with the
chespest stock Of Millinery IN Cairo,
She has lowered her house oven Wit the
Sidewalk 20 give the .adios al easy en-
trace and has lowered nor price 10 give
them all chsuce 10 buy bosutigal spring
hat or bonnet and anything else IN her
line that They may want iier -tora Is
now one Of the most attractive, rs n ls,
long been one Of the cSsspc,. plsr.. In
town to buy, Gail aud AGO her and he con
WINGED l~-5.s.'V
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03
BEAUTIFUL GOLD FILINGS

Made atpcoiulity.not any Of the soft, miSera-
Die, -pngy WORK that drop, ont. leaving
tclh cut, Ned, discolorcd, and often de
strOyCd.
Perfect Golden Gyms-put I'm aS solid and
durable H, the -meltcd metal itself
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l,nnMs 40 EENT

In Wilcox block Washington svcnUe.
a. the lowest Cgures. 10 i-!-,l
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TuE MoEIToR.--For the Monitor, the
best coal Cook Stove ever made or the
Fashion, the champion wood Cook Of tho
West, go to A. ualley's, 1853 Washingto
avenue, Hosr Tenth street
GG--4.,--in
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SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1874


SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1871
WAsrrn--At Jackson Tshhessee'
hr't.eiass poo' ana shoe-hi"ke'' ''' P"
,cuiars apply % 'oHu 'iS,'h'' -''"''
ll.5.3 ST.
i
htN"N hi'-"'' ~ y. ''''' '"- -,
Ifo'i' 'he eo.p'' y, ou'''0'''' Wa -
.ne'on 70 40 ,."tA n".
""'u'N rha,, g.
Vn N'"'''.,> w. ,o.s.,o .,
nv .
A., r.n,,, ,oso L,ll o,ub nre ro.uos.od 90
n, ,,,.eot a, the regular meeting Of the
club Wednesday evening, May 9Th at y
O'Clock al The ONCE OF Phil Howard, Ohio
Loveo By order Of tho President
2-5-2-2t W. FL LION 'ec y
-. ,.ho ..,a
IN .o-.,o
| organization Of lodge OF the order OF
Knight Of Pythiss, arc requested to mee'
at Tar BuLLFris office q. a O'Clock on
! McnJy evening, May iLh. All members
| Of the order in GOOD standing ere re-
ouc.tca 70 10 prescott.
IHs luz" sh''--i 1t" ie'' Oo'' "''o
mic grounds NJ % o'c,ocl, ,his morning,
and tho second trip At 2 o'clock. Those
who contemplate attending the picnic
INNS. so on hand promptly At that time, q.
the boa, viii leave rrocisely T., the time
stated. 5.s-!t
lirEHa, RELIGIOUS A~,J'iHTio\'-
Af'. Fellows VIII lecture m 'he hOo'ai
Religious Association Hal, corner Twelfth
/ ,......;, NJ. "a C,is.o, ~. ,oo,r-c.
oir,jo, ,,d .,d 1s,o-.v" Tbi, leclure
cannot f.ii "a ir,sf.s, ,ho,o who NAV A.
tend. G.-5.@.2.
+ - -.
An -" ''''-N',.Ds, ~
'''' a"' '''''''' -
"N '"es4SS ah~ ""'"0'N'S
mat 'u' ''''', "a ''o Wv. Ia -
l'l .nu,ID No " - , .... ',r ,1 =,
ara VIII lesVe hothins 'ha' WIZ! 'ehH !"
attend may anticipate . good time.
- y.
,-.- 49, -. n.,.,aaia. ,a,,
r''p =.
u'so'''i Pi'sho'sl'p' ".,'' -, r-'u.A' &c
H'i1g from 'n' he"'' -hr' a. n'''I'
WI. commune ''e ''''"' "'"'"'
Ha coed o'iino'a man. ana uhders'Ahd'
tho saloon bn.iness thoroughly. Ho IS
clever gentleman and has made tho Ne"
Delmcnico one ofthe most pocu'sr pisces
o: resort r the city.
, ...... ~ ..ooo
old cigars, which they will sell CHEAP and
guarantee 10 be good tobacco and smoke
wall Wbole.s,s from Sl5 TO $50 DER
ooo. IN g.. .. no., o,,, ,b o,o
,I,,,,,.,,a ,,,,ra. e,a s,col,p, .ols,,o in
onc and opo and , bai, poand psclsgos.
| Thov s,.o hay, 10 bs,rsl. good vinegar 2
p,..f,rro counter .cslss. md ono no.ont
cos, nj, can which ,hrv viii seu st = bar
! gain. l-5l-u
-----'
| TnEUpp'e SuaGEsrIoN MIR. Charles
Tnrupp. Ia A communication published
"a. -, nv a.
~, - 50
-, -,
u y.
mY' a ~ s, ~ ,,o 80, 80"
a,. -.,;. 49,
- u e..
- -.
-,
''''N -'' ''N'''
MiLLissHy formerly
Mr.. Svspder. now On hand vitb tho
cheapest ptock of Millinery IN Cairo
she Ina. ~ r.r.l her bop.o avon Wit, tb,
trscc. sr5 In. lova,os l.r r.,c. g. ,.iy.
Them ali , ch.rcs 10 byv = LnsutjC,' snrin,
.,or bo,ro, and s,g,i,i,, ala. j., .o,
lima tina, ,hoy, unv wan. ua, -. r.;
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ArtxHrIos, NEMos.-Ar intmhert Of
.ac Memo base ball club nre requested 70
b, present n, the regular meeting Of the
club Wednesday evening, May 9Th at y
O'Clock q! The ONCE Of Phil Howard, Ohio
Lcveo. rs order OF tho President.
2-5.a-2t VI. Z. FUIToH, Sec '.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

BUBGLARY.--At about eleven o.cloak
on Friday nigh. burglars removed one Of
the shutter. from. tho from. window Of
the lunch stand at the corner OF Fourth
street and Ohio levOo, ana breaking cat .
pane OF glss, succeeded in occurring two
silver watches. Mr.. Hair, proprietor Of
the concern, saw the thieves y. work and
fred one shot At them bu, mis,ed bis
mark. The thieves succeeded in escaping
with their booty.
The grocery store =, the corner Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

u. SNYrH \ Co,--O6os Tor sale $1,000
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee to be good tobacco and smoke
well. Wholess,s from Sl5 TO $50 per
1000; retail, two 20 Ave cents each One
thousand pounds fine smoking tobacco in
ono and ono and half poand PACKAGES.
They also have 10 barrel. good vinegar; 3
platform counter scales, and one !a.ort
coal oil can, which ,hcy viii scli nt = bar
gain. l-6-i-d
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go tn the Boston store TO- lay for bar

go tn the Boston store to- lay for bar
gain.
FIBsr-cLAss board at sccood-elass rates
g, the -. Charlie. Hotel. 9l--as2Gf
TUX finest line of prints in The city ut
the Boston Store. Open to-day, l-5-2.2t
A rDw MORE day loard,ts VIII be
taken Mt the st, Chnri., At tho reduced
rstef. ql--A.2g.r
Lea CREAn To night st Phil Saup'.,
corner Of Wellington avonuo aud Eigh.
atrc~t. 5-2.lt
All kinds Of goods are cheaper AZ the
Boston Sioro than any otbct place in the
city. i-j-2.2t
NANTEp.--Doard in II riyate family,
or in II boarding house whore there are
but few loardcr- Address sc. +. BuL-
LENS Orrl.r. lO'-I-ao-@l.
ShyEE,l ploasautf family rooms at the
*. chnDln' Hotel, fronting on tho ohio
can b. obtained with board nt reduced
rates during the summer moGtbs
"l--I 2p.,f
PIANO For Fir-t-olaa .oyon
aud Guarte, octave piano cheap for cash,
or can Dee traded for, pas. cash and bal
snr' IN drcs. GOOD; OF open TO any other
trade, NY adIro.sine NNN,
ro..-oaicn, Cairo.
Jrsr received, GEs boz. O.; extension
ladders, garden hoes, rshe7, otc etc, al
: liRiioys -i.l7.ln.
les CsEAv.-Phil saup's Ice cream
saloon is now open 81 tbn public, and n
| plessouls- place to cu torn dish OF "co.d
stuff wss never opened ia Cairo NJ
-sup in,itcs li- friends :, ooI ANA .a,
him. -5.--IL
TUE Boston Store is g.. Cunningham
9li stand JOY Commercial avenue i.g.2r
F>rc AND Fr>riyr .--Ua most Iuci
any and Wednesday EVENING", at til,
! Arab eutine-ha4so, tha nermsu Lnthcras
church viii holI fair and festival Got
The bonoat Of - church. Full pariicu
lsrs Tomorrow.
SNIP al4 k.taaaon. Ladders, San.
Screens, Riddles Siov.s, -aoye'. Spades
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Dl.oLvFp.-A. 4. sEl ! T. ZsnUho,
proprietrs Of the Now Dc'mcnicc, have
disolyei partnership. MD. T. Zsnone re-
firing from tho firm. Sir. "A. 7. IsuoIe
vii. continue ,hs business. Mr.. I.none
il, a coed tgsnosi man, and understands
tho saloon business thoroughly. He is t.
clevor gsU;.cmSn and hn. made tho New
Delmcnico On, ofthc mast ponulsr places
0: resort ir the city.
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4 large stock cf Lawns, corded and
plain Alpacss corded JAcone., lnl Por-
calls pau 20 found ia beautiful styles "a.
- IiAErvhy * Cos,
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND
COMMERCIAL AVENUE
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Tho la stock rf Brown Linen md Cot
tpuaIes can be- found -
n. UARTHikS ~ Co..
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pyTiiiv.--IAose person. who have
within the pas. week signed roll for The
organization Of lodge OF the order OF
Knight Of Pythiss, arc requested to mee'
at Tar BrLLFrIs office q. a o'clock on
Mondy evening, May ilh. All members
Of the order in good standing ere re-
aur,tcd 20 10 prescott.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

Fam AND FL>rIvAf .--kenember the
fair and festival al the Arab engine house
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
next. Tho lsdio. Of Tho German LutSe-
rsr church have taken the affair in hand,
Ard will Leave nothing that vii! tend 70
make il = success UudouC. Ehosr who
attend my anticipate +. good time.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

Liberal RELIGIOUS A. J'IATioN.-
Nrs. Fellows will lecture in the Liberal
Religious a .ocis;.ou Hall corner Twelfth
street and " arlington avenue, on sun
day evening, May "a. Subject Of lecture;
"Union, God snd Liocrty.' The lecture
cannot fsii 90 interest those who may A.
tend G.-5.@.2.
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Tns TURNER The ferry boat Three
state, will mako Lor frat trip TO the pic.
mic grounds At @ o'clock ,his morning,
and tho second trip At ? o'clock. Those
who contemplate attending the picnic
mus, be on hand promptly At tbst.ime, rs
the boa, viii leave precisely 1T the time
stated. -. SILT
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ATHENEUM
i srlbeg particulars will b. announced ia
due tin5.

Tho Choral society vii. play "lne
Spirit Of 70, or tho Coming Woman" "a
prophetic drama, Introducing two or three
crusaders in new light Those who
hsve witnessed the play pronounce i. OK
eol.aut. 1913 81
MuITEERY.-Mrs. Uogarlh ~ Co. de-
sire to call the attention OF the ladies of
Cairo and vicinity 70 their display Of mil
linary and fancy goods. Having secured
tho services oC one Of tho best trimmers
in the West ,hcy feel confident IL At they
can suit the most oXactlne taste. Dress
making done in the latest stylc- on short
notice, Price,. reasonable, \ cali is ro-
specially solicited, No. ia Commercial
avenue, one door south If tho popular
dry goods storo o: J, Burger. 7i,f.2i-tG'
MA Flow ER.--For the best coal cook
stove buy the celebrated May Flower,
For tho hes, wood cook stove buy the old
reliable Charter Oak; famous for giving
satisfaction everywhere pnd being especi-
ally adapted to the wants of every house
hold, l keep large variety Of other
cooking stoves, which arc bought for cash
and will DO sold cheaper than the cheap
est, II you want u cup of good coffee
for breakfast buy the Planished Coffee
Biggin or French coffee pot. A fnl! sup.
ply Of Britannia caiieo sndtea pots always
on hand. Don't forget the place.
c. ". HESDERsoN,
76..2l.lu lg0 Commercial svo,, Care
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

A-c selling Gonrs half hose y, 90 cent.
Dor lnInn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

Tenth and Walnut streets was also broken
open, bH! beyond few packages Of tobacco
nothing WIS carried away.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

Assignee OF L. a. Cunningham.
Ami. %. 1874. 79-i-24-Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

PIANO For SALE-Fir-t-olAss .oyon
and quartz, octave piano heap for cash,
or can Dee traded for, pas. cash aud bal
snn' IN drr.. GOOD; or open TO any other
trade Ny udlro.slnc NNN,
rOsl-oi'ic", Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

JCsr received. t. GEs i'; o.; extension
ladders, garden hoes, rshe7, otc. etc, az
: llRioy 81. 20 -i.l7.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

i large n..ortmen! cf La3ie'' Jscone',
Naiu-aoE aud Victoria Lawns can 10
bought ol.appl u. HARTMAN y Cos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-03

FNrc Asu Fr,ryN.--pa AgNt Tues
any and wednesday ovoning', at the
Arab ontine-h1lso, tha nermau Lutheran
church will holI d fair and festival for
the bonoat u! 80 church. Full pariicu
lsrs Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKBTS

LONDON Oct l-l2:30 m-The rate for money at the STOCK
Exchange on securities cent Consos for
92Sa92i account 92'sG92 Ks Railway shares 81 u
do Preferred 81. ,,.,,
77saSd MddOg Orleans SID sales Is 900 bales including 600
for The total sales yesterday $4,000
Of which sold after the regular close Of The make,
Adding UpaDds nothing below Good Ordinary
shipped October 7 do de- shipped November
and december al l5l6d sales the basis Of MddiDs Orleans
shipped October and November at Sd
Lospos Oct IL: 80 p. mErie Railway shares 324033
Nddng Upnds nothing below Low Mddng deliverable October at
77J. Bresdstu6s are quiet Cheese 0a6 ewt Lard oo
evil Bacon 1910 q ewt for Short Clear MddeG Tslow, Al
HewL
LONDON Oct 1880 mThe bullion In the Bank OF Boglsnd
1925 during the week The proportion OF the
liability which last week sos cent 10 nov S3
y cent Bne Railway shares, 32a4
LvERpOoL Oet13:30 p MOI the sales Of Cotton TO-DAY,
1000 American.
PIR Up mThs specie in the Bank Of France has increased
$40 600 nancs during past week Rentes, 62L 6Oc.
Lospos Id m.-Tslow, 43 Refined Petroleum,
9isd. y gallon.
can Spirits Turpe1Ape, 26l ewt