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Nafsenal f7>ater-Grand complimentary ben
eft TO May Saville-"Led Astray" and "Jack
Robinson and his Monkey"
IbrGs O1srs Hosss-Miss Katie Putnam In
saSsns Souci."
n<sser cemia~-'' Pomp; or, Way Down
South" and other attractions.
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LECTURES.

NOTICE TO COAL p5EsALERs AND CON-
am receiving several cargoes of RED aud
prices. Offices: 623 Louisiana ayen1e AMI la
street, between and q, southeast.
mar26H Wa. GUINAND
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RI THOMAS DowLTsa, AuctioneeT.
ELEGANT NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
ON EIRsT STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT

ON ELRsT STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
- On TUESDAY, March sIst, at 5 O'Clock ..
m, shall sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, parts Of Lots 20 and Il, fronting 20
teet inches on the south side OF First street
n feet.
The improvements consist Of an elegant two story
BECK Dwelling and two-siory back building, the
whole containing eight rooms, with water and gss,
ments.
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in one and two
years, with interest, secured by a deed Of trust
Cepyeyancfng at purchasers cost deposit OF
SlO required a. soon as the property is struck of
mar73d tRepl THOS DOWNING, Auct'r.
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TURco-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medlcated Va
90S e street. s.2I:
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
tntiresuccees Simple, prompt. efficient and reli-
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
cannot be made In using them: harmless as 90 be
free II ON danger; and 30 efficient q be always
reliable. They have the highest communication
rom all, and will al ways render satisfsctiOn.
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THEFuNKRAL Of VIM II. Cole took place yes-
terdsy afternoon from the 18th street Baptist
church. and was largely attended By the friends
Of the family. Peter Ogden lodge Of Odd Fel-
lows attended in regalia, aad after the impress.
sive services at the church. the remains were
removed 10 the young meas burial ground
where they were inferred, after the services OF
the Odd Fellows had been performed.
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y. f. PRtGes', je9eler, retained from New
York last night with some beautiful styles OF
jewelry for the spring trade.
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PAIN SUNDAY AND HOLY wKKK.-To-msr-
row will be the sixth Sunday in Lent, or Palm
Sunday, being the Sunday next preceding the
monty known a. Easter. With tomorrow COM
msnees the last week IN the great Lenten fast,
Which, from the fact Of is being devoted TO the
specsI contemplation OF the closing scenes OF
we dlylne passion Of the Saviour, IL one OF in
ttnse soiemnity, and from this fact il called
BOY week; In the Episcopal and Roman Cath.
orc chnfehee, ana with some portions Of the
Lutheran body, the week IL yery eeneralIy oh
FsIyed according 70 the peculiar forms of wor-
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MORAL EDUcATIoN AND TIE wEeKY CIR
eADs--The Moral Educational Society held a
mseung Yesterday n No. Grant Place. and
spirit and work Of the Christian women VINO are
praying Tor and with the dealers and victims Of
sneozcsnns drinks" and that they ssare heart
ily glad that the noble and pure Cbristiau
woLaen have demonstrated thar personal con
tact with deprayed men, engaged in unholv
work, does not ipJure their WON hood nor ren-
der them less devoted wives and motherss A
communication wa read from Lucinda "
Chandler, The honorary president, relative %
int DperzDce and immortality.
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TO PRnvRET Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation like DOoley's Oalisaya Tonic. 81
Per pOttlos 60
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SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICE.

SFhING GUUUS AT LOW PRICES.
JNO. III. sMOOT son
.llS BRIDGE sTRKKf, GEORsKTowN. ID. O.,
are daily receiving aud desirable Goods
adapted to the early Spring Trade, comprising the
besi makes Of BLACK SILK, PURE MOHAIRs,
ALPACAs, TAmksE. BYZANTINE, BLAOK
GRENADINES and SUITING FABRICS, Ladies'
PARAsOLS and Sun UMBRELLAS
With large assortment of PRINTS. OAMBRIOS
and PkRCALEe, yAO0NETS. IRISH LINEHs,
NAPkINsa ToMkLs, LINEN and COTTON
CLOTHS fer Boys wear, &C.
Also, full line Of 81 the best known makes OF
sHIRT1NG C0TT0Es, and other sessonsble
good which we offer 1t the very LOWEST CASH
PRICES, and ask call from purcha sers.
JOHN n. SMOOT q SON.
~ Our purchases being ms;e exclusively for
CASH, We are enabled to offer Inducements 20 cash
purchasers. maraO-ln
~ ILIGAET ZOE URBAM AEp OYSTER
sus.sIv % HIN .treee. aeorresown, DO.
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GOOD WHITE SHIRTS, 50; best, $3.50; Linen
Collars, 81, $50, and IS per dozen, English
shirts and Drawers, 81.
Another Large invoice OF the latest novelties
In gentlemen's, boys and children's Dress Hats,
received this week at Levin. 900 Eth streef her,
/ and X.
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ter ssie and prizes csshed By p. O. DtvLIN, Sta
Y ons. and esnss AGENT 30 LibeFsy e est New
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N1N eTnAW HAT AID 6ON61f ILR1c9,
IN Inc. Al who have pofroGisS6 n s5,.if -
sulsrtortty Of oar work. P1RKHR GWOOEefcN.
<5o2 street, near nh. SSrGiSS
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street
THE Singer SEWING MAoHIHI sales of1s72
were BIS, $50. l.12-e WITT
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liable BROTHERS,.
MERCHANT TALLORS d FINE CLorHLERS
feb2S-tr Corner 7th and ID streets.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

SCurNrvia SrA Wrpn Toylr In Al a
s,mosnhera sy,.rioncsd bsro dn,iuy tho
amman months ,bo ,e,hsrov n,oducod
nv ,bo hon, ,.Los ow., An" do.i,o far
,.,,.,,. -. ..,''.,..r.. 49,,
TIT. ,,a,. ,.o 49,. -, I.ly,.u,,
49,. !, -. g., 1891
u''o"'o'' =" o'No' w A"oP '"'"'"'
healthinl activity OF tho systom, we must
| resort to artificial means For this pur.
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New VOLUME or LIlTELLs LIVING
AGE.-rhe numbers Of tho Living Age
fer tho weeks ending July 4th and 18th,
have the following notable articles :--
Recent Works on tho Buildings of Romo,
by Edward A. Freeman, Macmillan ,
Letters from Elizabeth Barrett Brown
ing on lhterary and Gonoral Topics,
part ", Contempory Review Man
Nora aud Customs in China 'romplo Bar /;
Wumons Rights in tho Last Century,
Academy Shakospearos Son-in. law, n
study of old Strattord, by q. Elliott
Browne, Fraser Color IN Animals,
Chambers journal; Mr.. Browning's
Place In Literature, Contemporary Ro-
Wow Ornithological "Reminiscences,
fraser Col. Gordons Journey to Con
dokoro, Nature Titles, Saturday Ro-
view Tho Names of Plants, Saturday;
journal; Afford Is Street, otc., with the
instruments Of the "3tOry OF Valentino
and has Brother "a Kosa in june and
"Alice Lorraine Story Of the south
Downs" poetry and miSoollany.
Those numbers, tho first OF now vol
ume, begun July LEI, ara excellent onos
with which to begin subscription, With
1.ty-two numbers, OF sisly-four large
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

HENuIsE PorHan insect powder, Is the
lowers Of .rroundD of Pyrcthrum Gar
neum,H plant growing Mt high elevation
upon the Cnunn.isu mountains aud pos
s'sSlng IN a singular degree, tho quality
OF hrst supplying ana then killing insects
and yormin of oyory kind, while Mt tho
same timo It is harmless to man and ami
mails. A tensp,oniul of tho powder
burned upon live GOALS or hot iron will
eNpol every mesquite from tho house
without producing any unpleasant odor.
heretofore II INA. only been sold in small
bottles and at tytravagant prices. lar
clay liro.s hsyo roceived II pot of tho gem
uinc powder which they soll by tho
ounce "a. II reduced price. Can At either
Of their drug ,lores and get an ounce and
tryit 7-2-2w
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A BRIDE OFFEREp.--llon. Isaac Glenn.
en!s, Of this district, hiss boon notified hy
the war department, that vacancy OK
lists at Wost Point that 10 has a right to
I'LL by the 18th Of August noNt. We
know that bribery is do,estabo, and va
have neyor brbed anybody but now wc
arc 20 sorely tempted we cannot resist,
II Mr.. Clhnonls will nominate our son
for csdotshio We will viii not oppose
his recollection to congress.
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WEDENSDAY,JULY ~ 1874.

MAIL subscribers who find a y oppo-
aft, ,hoir names On the margin Of their
paper. or on tho wrapper, will understand
that II means RENEWAL or sUsrENSioN.
That the tune for which their paper wac
paid IL uut, and our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and $l.oo for the weekly, ~
NAUINBiN ~ ADVANCE.
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S65 100000. 100.

A Man intending Ia do business must first
prepare himself to meet the requirements
of hi, customers next he must let every
possible or probable customer know that he
Is So prepared. In avery small place he
may TELL all The people what he can do. In
a large village a printed handful poster or
circular, properly distributed, win be cllica :
CiOus, hul WHOEVER - IN PLACE LARUE
ENOlGH 10 SUPPORT 4 NEW SpArER WILL
ElND liiNr n IL 1nE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
IHHOlGn WHiCH 10 ADDRESS NE PUBLIC. .
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

VIEWING THg CIsrEk;s A Alderman
Mathuss, chairman Of the committee on
fire department of tho ely council, in
company with Alderman Saup, mer1.
Dor Of the committee, ,icwed all tho
public cisterns Of tho ely yesterday to
ascertain n thoy had y tor in tLom and
were sound. The Fourteenth stroot ca.
tern had about eight iea in it; tho Ninth
stree, ci5tcrn about s,yen ieot; the Sixth
street cisiern about ylgt fost, and the
market square cistorn. orchns. II took
about two OF thrco luurs 10 open tho
Fourteenth street c!,trn, which had been
covered with gravel by tho Cairo and
Ninconn"s railroad cmpany.
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DEAD The sad death OF the little
Botto girl shocked the community, and
should DO warning to parents never to
be forgotten. Tho father dreamed Of no
harm whom no locked his little children
In room together he did not think that
other OF the children know that matches
would Ignite. We'll, he was mistaken
There ia too much Of such carcle.snoss in
tho community, and tho death Of this
little girl should DO warning to grostsr
catcfulucss
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'oMlNU Hampton tho steam.
boat pilot, ID coming back to Cairo to dis
prove tho slandorous charges made against
him, lilo sHys he can do H. or, rs.bor,
tina. hr, Patterson canno, make good his
charges and he intends to 500 the affair
QUITO put down this conspiracy OF his
enemies TO rob him Of hi. good name. Ii
ho cannot do So II "homo on the roaring
deep would bo moro comfortable than =
rcsl ionco in Cairo.
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pages each (aggregs,ing over 1000 pages
a year) tho subscription price (tS) is low
or still bettcr, for $40, any one Of the
American - magazines lie sent with tho
Living Age for a year.
LirTELL & GAY, Boston, Publishers.
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Sin is worry much III, fsp ing of phys
ical ill-heslth and fooblo sonAoh,. Dur
ing onc.third Of our time the processes o
digestion must 20 on il cur lodies, aud
tho stomach and bowels are rot well,
nothing is woIl. To bo dysrop,io is to be
mlsorablei moreover, dyspepsiI 10 the
foundation Of ievors and diseases Of the
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orr WITH THEIR HEADS. "A few
sts!wart men with each a moving ma
chine in HE good RICH. and Left hands
could Gu. oil the heads Of all the weeds
now growing A. the sides OF some Of our
stroJts Weeds in a city look seody'
We know that cookie bur and dog ienn"I
cannot zoe soen Gpon our hus'n"'" '''''
be IN alright as pitlablo Ns that Of palucsL.
Bat on some OF our streets aud avenues
as for instance Washington and CONNER
cial avenues sli the crOss streets ono
can SOC An occasional ~oel. Thoy ought
TO come down and We cry-oi course in
yain--"Oll with their heads 60 much for
Buckingham
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DELTA BALL.--It is sGid--Rumor is To.
porting tho information that tho Delta
City fire company viii give ball somo-
time mex, week IN ratior Il Co.'S new
brick building, corner of Commercial
avonue and Einstsonth street.
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NorfCE -CAlRp SruKn.a Cruu --
Members of the club, and those wishing
to JON same, will ploaso meet q. tho office
OF j, q Hartman, on Wednesday next, at
1 o'clock p m, for special business.
1s-G-l4-2t CHAs TuRUPr, President.
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Horse RUsSERs. - Mischiovous bows Of
the city amuse themselves by taking
small wire hoops, plncIng them on our
unpsyod streets ana ayoulo' and hsaping
mounds Of duet on them. The h.tlo rAs-
calls DO this SO that tho horses psss.
ing along and stepping upon
tho dust mound, will 70, tho hoops
around their legs, and eitior run away
or Kick to the Infinite smgsoment Of tn
hoop hiicrs, who close by sugh very hear
lily a. the success Of thor plan. Several
h)rsos havo been injaroi n this way, by
having their legs Gu, and bruised by the
hoops We call attention to tbs practice
Of our iun-loying boy, so tina. our police
force may have an ego single 10 the cap.
turo Of tho mi5chiev1us ur hins.
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THE CoNgIssIoN gus Tho Board Of
County Commissioners, with II bridge
builder, and Mr.. John Z Holy, county
surveyor yesterday visited the proposed
s,to ~ tho proposed now bridge over
Cache
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

FLEAs-lt il noticeable fact, that
there arc very few iless in Cairo this sea-
son to seize on persons body and
sgonizc him. A fow years ago, when
the streets were hoggy--sn original word
with us, which may be defined, overrun
with hogs-foas wero ss plentiful as
grains Of corn on an ear grown In Mis-
sissippi county, Missouri, or MS loafsrs
in Paducah, or as whisky guzzlors
in Me9phis, or as thieves in the depart.
nent at Washington, or as any Other
| humorous thing. But now wo have non,
OF them they have folded thor tent
hkc tho Arab, and ns silently jumped
| away.
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THE parpcr snop Ii ga mo corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whero j. George Suonhousc with hs gcu :
tlemsnly Assistant can be found n, any
hour Of tho day or night, ready 10 sootno
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and hoad with Il good sham
poo. 1t i.n Grst-clsss shop, and you are
sure OF receiving Arstcless treatment.
Ladies' and childron's hair cut or curlod
fterthe most approved stvles. s-l5.,f
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MGsFoRrUNEs MIR Al. Susanks was
seriously injured few nights sinco 10y a
DIGESTIVE sidewalk. lilo was walking on
the Ohio lcy0c near his own house, and
stepped into hole IN tho walk, HE right
leg going through 30 above his Knee, iriur-
ing it severely. lie has been "laid up
ever since. The truo old adage has it,
that misfor,unos never come singly, ard
10 MIR. Sussukas case this has been forcI-
bly, exemplilcd a few nights after he
received tho injury re!crred to above be
became the father of a spcndid girl baOy
who takes issue with us that this is "a mic
| fortune Oughtnt We - know
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

LArE-On0 of our carrier boys WIS
sick yesterday, and did not deliver somo
ot his papers until near o'clock. II lie
strange ten. very truo that carrier boys,
even ia Cairo, will occasionally got sick.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

WAsuIsGrnN BAttEN.-Mr Joseph
Ronckcr has taken charge of TINS wei.
known establishment, and will, on and
sitcr to-day, be- able TO supply the
public With choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, bosid''
c.kss and ronfcctionAri"s - ~ d"
sriIpIiyn' Doing an experienced and
rkiliul baker MIR. ROnekor will not tail TO
safety all who pa,rouils HIM iio
Washington avenue. 3s.7.g-lm
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FoR REST- House on ccrnor OF Elcy.
en,h and Walnut streets Large and
roomy, good door yards ard ground. APP
ply on the promises or Arlington House.
HENRY ELLIS
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WANTEp.-ht tho st Charles hotel,
Immediately, two stout, healthy women
to work in tho laundry. Liberal wagcs
win be paid and steady employment
gwen. Gj-7-g.3t
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SoMErnISG NEw.--A new thing ia
ially glnsscs at Ilsrtlnan's. G1-'-lo.ti
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kMASCIrArloH ,ELEHEArIoN. - Tho
emancipation OF American plNvos will be-
properly celebrated On tho lat Of August.
key. Mr.. Shores and other colorod gentle.
mon have secured fcheels garden for tho
occasion, and propose to mako all proper
arrangements for notable celebration
OF tho day, Tables will be- sproad with
All the seasonsblo Cd ibles, and n number
OF distinguished speakers will address tho
people Among tho local -poakors will
bo Mcssrs. Linegar, Lansion and Bird
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Exchange, Coin and United States
BENDS Buught and sold.

DEPOSITS received. aud a general banking
business. iluuy.
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InE BEsr--Wm. Ludwig, harnes,
maker corner Of f. gh, strcNt and Com
mercial eyenuo, has tho host supply Of
Illinois, md soils them as choap ~ the
cheapest. 2G5.3I-.f
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N,LrIN,E.

ono Quart tin fruit cane, Il per doom,
enc quart glass fruit iars, II per doom,
Attic Now York store 30 Z oct
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CuuRru--This
church building, which has boon undergo
ing extensive repairs, will bo dedicated ns
soon ~ tho organ now being built in this
city by Mr., kuehue has boon completed
Mr. kuehno Is putting up n nrst.cln
church organ. Oar ciulons, who aro too
likely TO jump 10 tho conclusion thst any.
thing worth having mus, be sought tor
elsewhere than in Cairo, will be surprised
to learn that We have in this city man
who is church organ builder, and 10.
putoi among tho knowing 10 DO excellen,
In HE business.
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BuatI
At tho Dalmonico llotol at Eoiuced
Rates.
Boatdora will do vol To- inquire Mt the
uilice and mako arrangements.
7j.7-l2 Gs llNHWN WAtkER.
DIssuLuTiuN Oh PARrRERsutr.--Thc
public arc hereby notified that the part.
norship heretofore existing between James
X. Lame aud myself was dissolved ON tho
sth inst, on which day I bought out his
entire interest In tho partnership business
aud stock on hand, and assumed tho pay
ment of ell Liabilities duo by the late
firm RoHERT LEVY.
~ 7-l2.3t
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MIILISEEG 1OODs AT CusT.-Mr,
Briggs, Commercial avenue corner Tenth
street, wishcs 20 inform the ladies of Cairo
and vicinity that for tho noNt 80 day she
will sell her summer millinery At cost
Please call and examine her goods, II
you wish something fno at n low price.
Hg-G-l 7-lm
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business -Wo notice with folding
akin to pleasure that bushes ia improv-
ing in our city
u. AFTER Il Go. ARE Just receiving tho
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles,
brides, harness, etc over brought to this
city.
ALL the day boardor- in tho city can
h, accommodated nj tho ~. Charles
hotel, with hrst-cIsss board at second class
rAtas 7H--i.l9.t
-, hRTER ~ Co. are Just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles
briiles, harness, etc, ever brought to this
city.
MusIc-The Delta band RECALLED tho
public last night with excellent music
from Blakos downtown stand AL
tho city and his family was out listening
COTTAGE FoR RENT.--No. ~ Tenth
street. Good cistern rooms All on llr-
floor. Rent S2O'per month.
62-7-i-Gt G. LAME, Agent.
FoR RENT Two rooms, suitable 70
woro md bed room, over Ionry's hard
Eicth street. ''''' ''' ''
u" HA"E AT \ BAEOAIN.-h sn,ona,
QUO" or psrIor writing desk. Inauiro o
corner Thirteenth and WsIrr. 49,,
| Mt ~" S'sv ut,
PLAcEs.-Tho attention Of the healt
officer is called 20 tho fact that there ar
several places in the city that should b
removed under tho latest hoalth an
most shop ordinance.
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Is BRIEF A man fell down in q ilt
yesterday, and Sut,cr WAS hii on the
head BY fellow he followed at, ind taero
was Juvenile military company out on
dress parade yesterday evening, and
Bross is county counting, and It was
warmer yesterday than it might have
been This item is by a young local, who
will do better when no has been longer q,
tho business.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

Ir il fact we'll established that most
II the ale AM porter sold ~ genuine
scot, ale ana London porter i. entirely
unfit for medical use, being hns imita-
tom. barclay Bros, the drug lists. r.
coenizing tho importance Of hHsinr the
genuine gnol-, have procured diroct All
invoice ct MoEwons Rln and Bypass
porter, which can hs had for medical pur-
poser, a, their stores on ONO l.v~a snd
! Washington avenue, at moderat" prices
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THE ANSWER Answers have been put
ia to the petition OF Capt and VIM. lislli-
day for injunctions to restrain the Caro-
and s. Louis railroad company from do
ing certain things with the Cairo and
Alexander county bonds voted to that
road. Tho answers, prepared by Judge
Grcon, arc voluminous, and are said to 10
crushers. Tho matter may ho decided
next term If the circuit court.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

WILL SELL lT.--The Ilibernian fire
company will sell the lumber of their
stands and platform, this afternoon
al o'clock. There are 6,000 feet
of good stun to be sold. Phil Howard
will DO the auctioucer.
NATURALIZATION of Parsons, Davis
" Co. will please take notice that the
meeting called for to-day IL postponed
until tomorrow, Thursday, 10th inst
Place Of meeting NJ tho Office ON Tenth
street. limo, o'clock p. m.
l5.lt j. Il. THOMAS, Assignee.
DIVORCE. The Lincoln divorce suit
engaged the attention of the circuit
court all day yesterday. We wanted It
rcpori this case, but Lincoln and an EN-
ployo Of our office holong to the sam,
church, and therefore we concluded I,
n 1t DO go. The jury in this case returned
a sealed verdict at O'Clock last night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15

AT ALL HuuRs.--Wn understand that
on tho first Of noNt month tho DcImonico
hotel DINING room viii be open day and
night Moal ticket. will be sold at tic
ratio Of fifteen for Two dollars, thus en-
nbling those who wish e. call for and ge,
their meals At any hour, day or night
Tho beet the market affords will bo sup.
piled, and boardcrs can order what they
choose. 7j.7-l2-Gt
CouhCIL MEgTING.--Tho city father
transacted Considerable business last
night, Council proceedings read better
| Whep ,hav 90 d. ii.'t.
Of tho meeting IN our issue Of this morn
ing. If to-day is not too ho, a day for th,
preparation OF such matter for our col
umns, and Clerk Hawkins is Ia good
nunor we shall spread the record before
the eager oye of our readers tomorrow
morning.