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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-02
ORDINANCE no. So.


Leyylng and assessing taNcs ior the wear. \
D., 1874, for corporate purposes.
BE il ordained by the city Council OF the
city of Cairo.
SECTION /. That the sum of $4,000 +,
hereby levied and assessed upon the real
and personal property within the city OF
Cairo, subject 10 taxation. a. the same j. as
sessed for state and county purposes, for the
current year.
SIC. ,. The mayor and city clerk OF said
city Of Cairo, shall, on or before the second
Tuesday ia August, 1874, certify TO the
county cler, OF Alexander county, that the
city OF Cairo requires the sum Of 100000
10 be raised by taxation. for city purposes.
SEC. 3. The county collector OF said Al
eXander county, Il hereby authorized 10 re-
ceiye city order, or warrants in payment Of
tie laid city taxes, TO extent OF oue-hali Of
the total amounts collected from all persons
and bodies corporate,
SIC. 4. IL suall be the duty of the city
treasurer. whenever the county collector OF
said Alexander county shall pay over
20 him city taxes m money, 10 appOrtion
the same among the funds known a. Gene
raj Interest fund Fox. Howard d Co. In.
terest fund: Bond Redemption fund. and
fund 10 pay amounts received in loan from
citizens for graycllug Leyec street. in pro-
portion as the sums appropriated for said
funds are 10 tho amount 80 paid over by
the collector: and, when he said collector,
taxes In orders, or warrants. to place the
amount OF same in the General fund.
Approved july 18th. 1874.
90, JONI WOOD, Mayor.
WIN X tTkygfss
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CHEAP LUMBER

De'ifins to wind UP cur partnership
business, VIC are, selling lumber al reduced
rate5- 81 per thousand less than market
prices Having large stock of logs on
h"hj, we are prepared to I'll all tills at
short notice Wo ara selling sidewalk
Lumber sui .nt. att per thousand, each,
Delivered "'I poplar, at corresponding
figures
Mr. McGahey being no longer in our
employ ia not authorized TO take or
ders, collect bills or receipt for tho Grm.
O2-i'S.iw WALL * ENT.
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WASHINGTON BAKERY.--Mr. Joseph
Roneker has taken charge OF this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be able to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, bosides
cakes and confectionsries Of every de-
sc'p:iou. Being an experienced and
skillu! baker, Mr.. Roneker will no. fail 10
ssti,ly all who pstronize him. 10
Washington avenue. 35.5-2-lm
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LocAL SnoEr SroTs. - Risers brick
bouso NJ the corner Of Twelfth and Poplar
streets is approaching compilation.
Wanted "A wash woman apply a,
TINS BULLETIN office. &C
Tho soreuadcrs who visited number
Of places In the lower part of tho city On
Fliay evening made excellent music
Tile rev Llick business houscs at no
corner Of Seventh street and Commercial
avenue are being pushed forward as fat
as possible. They will be ready for occu.
Viucy IN The course Of month.
Health Chicer Brown is q buoy body,
OuI on the 60 all tho time. lie ro-
ports fatsl disease pmong The cattle,
which IS sail to be dry murrain. People
should 500 that stock have plenty OF
water
There mas been perceptiple thin
ming ont Of CANNES in the city within the
las. month. Upwards Of three hundred
have gone to their last resting place from
tie effects Of the leaden pills admins
lorcd by tho city marshal ard his assist.
ants. Tho good work should DO contin-
uci until an othos throe hundred a. least
hav, been slain.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Scaled proposals VIII be received at my
ONCE, until , o'clock p. m, OF Tuesday the
eleventh az day Of August. 1874. for fIra-
lshiHg the materials, or doing the work. or
both, for the reconstruction Of the follow
ing described sidewalks, or either OF them,
viz:
ON the south side Of Fourth (ith street,
between Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, on the west side OF Washington ave-
nue., between Fourth (ith) and Fifth 9th
streets; on the north side Of Fifth 9th
street, between Washington and CONNER
ciul avenue; OH the east side Of Washing
ton avenue, between Fifth (5thl and Sixth
lBlh) streets; on the south side of seventh
9TH street, commencing at the east side Of
walnut street and extending east fifty (JOj
icet; on the north side of Seventh 9TH
street, commencing on the west side of Wal.
nut street and extending west TO the new
wall fronting ~" nrnpnr,v go. !, luinui +,
on the north side OF Eleventh (lltlD street, be-
tween Washington avenue and Walnut
street on the east side of Poplar street
from point opposite the northcrly side OF
Division street, to point scyenty-iVe (75)
feet north OF the nOrtherly side OF Twenty.
first street; on the south side OF Twenty
first (2lsp street between Poplar and Sycs-
more streets. Said sidewalks to be recon-
structed Of wood.
Sealed proposals, as above, will also be re.
ceiyed for furnishing the materials, or doing
the work, or both. for the construction OF
the following described sidewalks, or either
OF them, viz:
ON the south side of Eighth (stm street,
between Washington ana Commercial ave-
nues; on the north side of Eighth (Sth)
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street and on the east side of Wash
lngton avenue, between Eighth 18th and
Ninth OH streets. Said sidewalks TO be
constructed of brick.
Said proposals shall be directed to the
City Council of the city Of Cairo, and will
be opened at a meeting OF said council 10
be held on the said 18th day OF August, 1874,
at 1880 PIN.
All proposals shall be made in accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci.
ilcations Of Ordinance No. IL, approved
juno nth, A. ID. 1874, which ordinance Is
now Oh file IN my Office, subjectt TO examina.
ton ~ any time.
The City Council reserves the right To
reject any and all proposals.
VIII X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
Cairo, Ills, July %, 1874. l7-7-2b-lOt
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I. a. SAUL, tmI
II. Wis cEr ''1''''''

ENANCI.AlIug.-I esterday was tho
anniversary the emancipation Of tie
slaves in tie Wcs: Indies, and as such
was observed by tho colored people Of
this city. Tho mombers Of Rev. Nelson
Kicks Rev Chas. Ca,dwell's ana Rev. Z.
j. Shores churches all celebrated, but
each congregation 20 i.sylve. The mem
ber5 OF R!css' church held forth at the
grove opposite Win,or, row Rev. Cald-
wells ~ Locus. grove, and Rev. Shores
Ia Schaels Washington Hall garden. Al,
the frs. noa.ionod place tho day was
span. in icas,ins and making
merry generally, and regular old fash p
ionol barlacue was INDUCED In. Thasamo
may 10 said Of the celebration under tho
...aP,-e- - Rev Chss CALDWELL
church A. Scheels hall ,hero was
q very large crowd, and tho day passed
OF in n very quiet and orderly manner.
In tho gardcn three large tGbos we're set
ali growing under tue weight OF the mass
OF good things oa them. Eating, drink.
ing and dancing wore freely INDUCED in
during tho day time, and at nigh,
speeches and dancing was the
programme. Speeches were made by
Messrs. Lincgar aud Bird The remarks
Of the gentlemen named were listened to
throughout with profound attention and
At thcro conclusion roundlY spplauded.
| Considerable disappointment was expires
ss. a. the non-arriyAl OF Hon. Fred.
Douglass. who it was understood would be
prcsont and dohyor IN address. Taken
all IN all, however, the celebrated was a
1 grand success, and reflected credl: on !hoso
yylo rosuareI H.
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TIL TAPPING -Adward Morris, u co..
ored man was arrested by Constable Nc.
Nulty yesterday for tapping the till Of
SCOTS Commercial avenue billiard hall
Morris, after committing the thief was
pointed out TO McNully who attempted
to arrest him. Morris felt that It would
be "all day with him If onco in the
clutches Of tho law and started TO run
McNulty after him, and thorc was the
livliost chase that has been witnessed for
many day Tho chase was kept up
until Morris reached point outside the
Mississippi levee, whom he ssrrenderod.
He was brought back and taken before
Judge Bross for hearing. lie was
held to bail in the sum Of two hundred
dollars TO answer at tho next term of tho
circuit court Failing to give bond, no
was sent to the county Jail
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The barber shop Ia on mo corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George Suenhou.e wish bis gen.
tlomanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready to sootne
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. Iii Grs..cla.s shop, and you are
cure of receiving 1rst-olass treatment.
Ladies and childron's hair cut or curlod
fertile most approved stvles. s.i5-t
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DELTA CIGAgs.-Mr. L. L. Sullivan,
druggist, lj2 Commercial avenue, has
something new in the way of cigars. He
is now selling brand of his own called
the Delta, put up in handsome PACKAGE,
made Of the very bo.. tobacco, and cold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with US in saying tbs,
they are far superior to mos, Of tho ten
cent cigars sold 10 this market. Try the
Delta cigar. 7.?i.lm
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FIRE AT MOUND CITY Tho residence
OF Mr.. q. +. Meyer at Mound City was
destroyed by fire on Friday evening bo.
tween oight and nine O'Clock Tho entire
structure was destroyed, .avolving u loss
OF between eight hundred and one
thousand dollars. There was no
insurance on tao building. Mr.. Movers,
many friends in this city regret to h BAR Of
his loss.
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! will soil the furniture OF tho Central
mouse IN bulk, or in parts, commencing
lh's date, as desire to leave tho hotel
business This furniture is all new, and
o. sood qHaIity-carpo.s, bods, bedding,
ons'rs' ''e'--and will DO sold at great
oNrs'>'h' The lease for the house can DO
obtained on favorable terms.
JoHS III HARNER,
Cairo, July %, Is7l. OF
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KILLED. 1t is said that II freight train
on the Mississippi Central railroad ran
over and killed man a short distance
below Fo't Jefferson yesterday morning
NJ pa.tIeulaEs conld be nscertaianl.
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MBrAKEN,--Tho Sun''says Patior ~
CO.. new brick at tho corner Of Nine
teenth and Commercial avenue "will DO
ready for occupancy soon. Messrs.
fatior X Co. have been carrying on bust.
mesa in their new house for the last two
weeks.
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IHE largest AMI best-selected stock
OF FU RNlTURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
10 Commercial avenue opposite Seventh
street 7I--5-11.3m
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MYsTIC kEEw.-The "Mystic Krcw'
sorenading party, led by Dir. l.. Gall
gaor, will accept our thanks for sere-
made Friday evening.
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Base BALL. The Star base tall club
OF this city will play tho Riversides Of
Mound City on the grounds oil the latttr
in Moond City, on Tuesday next at 3
o'clock p. m.
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ALL persons indebted to Wall q Ent
that do not make settlement. before the
10Th day Of Augus, win ind their ac.
counts in tine hands Of Esquire Bross for
collection. WALL X Est.
yg-g-2-0U
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PREACHISo.-Thsrew Will DO services at
the Baptist Mission Room to-day al tho
usual hours, morning and evening, Rev.
]. W. IInnsaeker officiating.
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Sullivan Drugs, medicines, per.
fumery ,--cvorything in the line,-at i.
L. Sul!ivans 3, l52 Commercial avenue.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH Religious services
will be held at the church of the Re-
demeer at the usual hour to-day and this
evening. Rector Gilber. will occupy the
pulpit.
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n. l.. WIcKwIRs.--Mr. n. L. Nick
wiIo has returned to the city 'to stay
While Mr.. Wickwire has a!wsys con
sidered Cairo his homo, much Of hi. timo
OF Ists years has been apontaway from tho
CITY
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ERELIGloUs Rev. DR.. ThAyer will de-
liver a discourse this morning in tho Pres
bytcrian church on "Lifos Mission
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ALL tue day boarders in the city can
b> accommodated at the st. Charlos
hotel, with frst-clsss board at second class
rates tg-4.lg.tf
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PERsoNALs.-Julge w. II. Underwood
Of Belleyille, Illinois Prof F. S. Woods
and lady Of Metropolis, and Hon. L. II.
CORDOBA Of Mississippi, were ell in the
city yesterday.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Bucks Crystsl
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion TO have burnt bread. Call and zee
II at r. j. KERTn's. s7-GlJ.tf
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EN- NcIrATIoS.-T The preparations for
the celebration on Tuesday by our
eolorded citizens are nearly completed
and the affair promises to be success.
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FINE.-H. Meyer has jusi received ono
o! the largest selections of nne cigars over
consigned to ono house in this city. Among
,hom may be found the celebrated brands
Wedding Ring and genuine Havana
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ONE thousand yards twoinch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warranted al
silk, ct fifteen cents yard. One.in,h,
Same ribbon, for ten cents yard at
Hartman's. 80 .T-3Q.tf
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PHOTOGEAriIs.-roT IT,, neat tAty
days WIN. Winter will make tho be-.
Of photographs at 81 per dozen. Thi- is
rare opportunity for those desiring
work in this line. i7--7-}-aot
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LArrNEE.-Tho lunch at Henry Lat,-
ner's saloon last night was rrard Affair,
aud was partaken Of by large number
Of tho patrons Of the place. Henry Is q
whole souled, good fellow, and popular
with all who know him.
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OSE thousand Chinese psrasols AT
Iarman's, only twenty-five cents each
SCISSOR
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%. 4 regular conclavc OF Cairo
,fE/ Commoudry No. IS, X. T.. will be
Az he'd at tho Asylum Monday even.
ing Trumpet vii. be sounded ats O'Clock
SHARP. Sir Knights viii appear in fatigue
uniform. Visiting Sir knight sro cour-
teousiy invited. JLwE1r WILCOX.
S-2-lt Recorder.
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WILL X. HAWKINS.
city Clerk.


pti'l aNANA.i NJ -.
10 amend lection "a OF Ordinance No. 1.
lie 1t ordained by the City Council OF the
city OF Cairo
SECTION !. That section "a OF ordinance
No. 4, he amended boy adding thereto: And
ine mayor may appoint such person OF per-
sons by and with the consent of the council
~ he shail deem necessary 10 assist the DO,
lice officer, Ia "A thorough enforcement OF
the provisions Of this section
Approved July 18th, ls1i.
JOHS WOOD, Mayor.
NIrT l. II ,NyLyr~-
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lhE BEsr.-Tho general verdict Is
Al. ~, =. :
mat I. f. Sullivan's soda water is the best
III 'ho city. Try IL. No. l52 CONNER
eial avenue, tolwoen Ninth and Tenth
Etr.4t
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SUNDAY, AUGUST ., 1874.

GoSg Rev. Wallar went to Melrop-
oils day or two ago.
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FOR RENT,-Two rooms, suitable for
once ana bed room, over Henry's hard
ware store, Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street. 7.l2.tf
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The CoECRET.-The concert last nigh.
by the Silver Corne. band, given from
the stgad Mt the cortcr Of Tenth street
and Washington avenue, was listened 20
by worry large concourse ofpcople. All
were pleased with the music.
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uoTEL PgEsoNtLs.- Prominent among
tho guests at tho St. Charles hotel yestcr-
day were: j. II. Donaldson and n. X
Kolsey, -. Paul Minnesota Il. Kemp
and wife, Canton, Mississippi; W. :.
tireAr and wife, jackson, Florida; Oscar
Ross, Texasi Il. i Tower, st. Loui,; Sam.
Thomas, Philadelphia J. W. McGsf,
Hamilton, Ohio.
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EMANcIPhrIoS CYLEBRirios. - The
coming anniversary OF tho emancipation
Of slaves in the Yves, Indies, August lst,
the colorsd citizens VI Caro- will celebrate
in an appropriate manner. A Grand
Barbecue Dinner will be served in
Scheels garden, and speeches, by we'll
known orators, will 10 made in the fore.
noon and afternoon, within the hail.
which will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
A cordial invitation to participate IN
the celebration Ia extended TO all the sur.
rounding country.
Tho best brass band in Southern
Illinois has been procured for the occa-
sion.
The tables will be supplied with all tho
seasonable refroshmenu.
Invitations have been extended to some
of the most talented speakers in the land
and favorable answers have been received
from most OF those who have been in
vitod. Among the speakers who have
toen solicited to speak on the occasion
are Hon. Fred. Douglas, OF Washingto n
Gov. Pinehback, of Louisiana Hon. J
II. oberly; Hon. ID. T. Linegsr, and J
j. Bird, Esq, Of Cairo.
Committee Of Arrangemenis.-D. G
Scott, j. I. Allen, Mace Lee, s. Smthe
and J, Jennings. 7-l7-Gt
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FIsE GUs.-Breech loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels with
latest IMPROVEMENTS. Ou exhibition and
for sale, ut Honrys Hardware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eighth
streot If
CITY CouNcIL-The city council will
meet ia regular session on Tuesday eyer-
ing, whom tho rather important question
OF gas for tho street lamps viii probably
be brought before the body for consider.
alton.
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SrEAM AND GAS FITTISo. Rowland
" Rennie have entered into co-p,r,nor-
ship, and have opened shop on CONNER
cial avenue, next door to Perry Powers
livery stable. They are now ready to do
all kinds Of Steam ard Gas Fitting,
Drive-Well Work and Plumbing spocisl
attention pAid to repairing pumps. They
solicita share of public patronage, and
guarantee their work TO be well done.
2T-7-27-lm
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
COR. SEVENTEENTH ST. AND com.
~. MERCIL AVE.

ny uhuerslgned having established a
new lumber yard in connection with tsci,
,aWmlll are prepared to furnish oil kindt of
building material, such rs
PINE, CYPRESS, POPLAR
Aud Ash Flooring, sldin.. Ceiling. &C.
spStiai attention is called to our team
yo.t, wa!on and Agriculture, implement
m,tc.'aI' NDlco VIII pc furnished On shcrt
Dotlce IN large OF small quantities.
large STOCK OF cheap lumber on hand AZ
our mill. which will be Sold al Is to $40 rcr
thousand IN carload lot. Ais, Iaib md
shingles nirnihed ia any quantity.
... CHAs, LANCASTER 4 Co.
CAIRO, H.. Auguqti I, 1874. s9.g,n
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sEEloUsLr IsJuREp. Tho up freight:
yesterday morning on tho Illinois Con.
trail railroad ran over man near + h
ville, Jackson county. !. seems Tia. ha
was walking On the track and wui.1
attempting to set OF caught his Zoo. IT,
the frog at thos switch and before he could
oxlTieats 1t was run oyos by ths train.
lilo was cared fo' by tho pooplo Of Elk.
Yiile
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FOR SALE.

FURNITURE OF THE CENTRAL
HOUSE.
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SrAss vs.. HowARD BoYs.-Tho fol-
loving is tho score Of 40 game of base
boil played between the Stars and
Howard Boys on friday afternoon:
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Ar THE II. Il. CHUEcH.-Two lectures
will be delivered at tho NJ Z. Church to-
day At tbs usual hours. Subject: GOOD
As tho Source Of Pbysiea. ana Mgral Law,
and tho Fountain Of all Goodness, coas,d-
erei ia tao light Of Reason In tie
evening the subject will B5: "G1l in
Christ Reasonable Conception Al
are invited, especially lLoso who are slop-
tical
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one thousand business card. fine Dri-i0
board. printed at THE BULIErGN Office 10
from 500 to 50 %, according tn sic.
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Bacon RocK.-spccimcns Of Bacon
Rock are eagerly sought after, and large
chunks arc daily brought from the scene
Of the blasting, and thence shipped to di!-
f,rent parts Of tho country. a day or two
since Mr.. Wilcox Of the St. Charlos hotel,
sent good sized lump Of the conglomers-
tion of sand and pebbles OF which Bacon
Rock is composed,to the Southern Illinois
Normal School o. CarbOndale.
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BosrwlcE.- THE young man Bostwick
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CRukL.--On Friday evening tho resi-
dents in tho vicinity Of tho corner Of
Eighteenth street snd Washington ave.
nue. were startled by the hoartronding
screams Of u Little boy, and on inyestigat-
ing from whence they came found that
the father Of tho little boy was beating
him unnercifuily with buggy whip.
Tho poor cu.ll's crimo was That no had
run oil from homo auj gone to tho river
to swim Tho inhuman conduct Of the
father hiss placed him in an unenviable
light ia the oyos Of his neighJors.
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note Heads.

one thousand note head, printed al ite
BULLETIN office for SIOO' two Thousand Tor
$50.
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The 8ulletin,
-.-------------------
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.


fsllt s:sara
somebody il tIkc tI1W u- thousand biU
heads. good ISIer ana finely printed. tor
$500 TO Z 90.
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NEW LUMBER iABD-Messrs Charles
Lancaster g Co., have opened new lurn-
Der yard q. the corner Of S6yculysu.l
street and Commercial avenue, and are
now prepared TO sell lumber ia any guam.
thy desired on as reasonable terms us am
o.hcr firm in the city. They hay, largo
supply OF all kinds Of building material,
and invite those needing lumber to call
oil them before making contracts else.
where.
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no had his hand cut Of by saw at the
boz factory few days ago IL reported 10
be doing we'll and bis carly recovery is
certain. This Il an unfortunate affair
especially So rs Mr.. Bostwick is POOR
man and heretofore the colo surpoT.
OF % 81 tie ana motion
Cete Lodge. $50. a. I. md
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