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New-York tribune., 1874-04-10

RecDs al the shipping to-day 6f5I bales this last
week ssI} bales 5l72 baies stock New
York ls 81 bAes SIS 223 bales Forward
yeres 6c q d. h moderate business Transacted sales
Asf follows all cn basis Of Low n ddhngs: - -.
Sales last evening alter } April 300 10 5lOci May
500 is 82c June POO L 532c 200 II SC; July 800 u
l7-32c; total l,SOO bales IA to-day n Apni 100
10 2l-82.; 240o l6asi 900 is 2lS2c COO l6'se 700
I6 232c. l-OO 16ds- 400 is l932c 200 l6n 800 10
l9.32c; June 200, l7c; 100 Il 532c; Loo I7s 600
II 382c 5O0 II ll6c, 400 II 332c JAY 300 II 1850
Algast 300 Y ID loci October, lOO l7c . 143OO baes
Cd total. 500
FLOUR AND MEAL-The fairly active
specially Shipping Extras and Fancy brands Of Minnesota No and
freely offered At the close tie
frn quiet low grAdes irregular for Medium Winter
t and be FOR Fancy Minnesota sales Of II 900
bblS We aOute:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-10

Tovrebip dqi-v p9eked ........... 30g32 2SH30 n
Wesirrl. dsrT packed. - bJO u a
CHKvsETh- remains unchlug1 stocks being etI ed ani
boers arm Thee demand export and hone 'rde We
New-York tribune., 1874-04-10

HeTkimer Dairv v...... II Hl6
Western Factory, com
mon 20 ine......... 10 nlO
Skins, poOr.......... . a. y
r.. and with q falling OF 10 TIE re-
news. We quote:
Western & son. orfrv.l3 2HI4
Daca E.ga............ as
Geese Eggs...........1O c4j
New-York tribune., 1874-04-10

The Assistant treasure paid OUJ S14000in in called
sonds and $1,000 IN coin interest. The dsy'sopera
,,ons at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared 81 333OOO;' gold balances S1,22oGt3; cur
repoy balances, 81, ,9ll5 We annex leading quota
New-York tribune., 1874-04-10

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,1oollela 1850 ...ll3la l00.....ll9-. 2:3o lla1
Tu.iO...I I-lU..,ll3as ljJ.....l JOE. -OO... - 2
ll.O0..llJ9 l2.5g...lI5's '2:j0....llS2 ~ll5s
The days business at the Z. 5. Sab-TreasuTy
compused:
=, IA ,-ot, $4,000 SS Currercr pavuats st365t9 IL
Il s.ys 561lS 90 Clrsearv1asnce. 90 i|3Cul 30
90 -OsO24 o3 Cust1-s..... o1OuOO W
ll-rsncT r.cUlgts. 5a5oJS %
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

was never disappointed. 1 was led to
tbeese reflections by . scene once wit
,essod in Mr.. Hsrman's Office. in moving &
time. But Mr.. Harmsn don't swesr lin tho
presence of ladies' he did not know wa
in.the next room.
wonder IL Mr.. Palmer would not give
me pass for the puff I gave him IN my
first. am not proud and will accept
passes to anything and ever anything. ]
want TO go to Mound City. They are
live up there. They fight, and 1 like
fights. Like a valiant homo guard, I al.
ways retire behind my breast works and
help look on. Saw two mon dght when
was there last; ono os them got tired and
laid down, the other sat down on him, t.
help him rest suppose. A lady will
me remarked that "he did not whip hin,
hc just overwhelmed him." PkGGY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
REMEMBER THE DEAD.

Mark Twain says, in one OF bis works,
that to judge the standard Of Q tommuni-
ty, you must witness ito funerals, and
visit its graveyard. And that is indeed
true IL the cemetery Of a city ia In fnc
condition, ani tho graves Of the departed
decorated with handsome tom bstones and
monuments, IL shows the presence Of taste
and culture, and the man Of the world will
acknowledge IL thus. Care Girsrdesu
can boast Of tho most material portion of
this, and that ia the manufacture, of the
most beautiful tombstones and monu-
ments. Messrs. Roehl IL Kirnmel whoss
Marble Yard 10 situated on the south west
corner Of Spanish and Indepeude ence
street, and whose reputation a. skilled
artists is known far and wide have now
on exhibition 10 their yard, Previous to
their erection, some OF the finest specimens
Of sculpturing that have ever been pro-
duced in this city. A monument, 70 or.
narnent the grave OF Mrs. Ada Williams
of Commerce Me-, can be seen there. ltis
Of the finest Italian MARBLE, resting on
large square base Of our celebrated black
marble, it rears upward from an ornsmsn-
tai octigan shaped fundsmens some 10
feet, where upon a crowned cornice stands
figure Of an angel, with spreading
| wings, leaning upon = cross cut out Of
a solid block. II iss beautiful piece Of
| workmanship, and coats nearly $4,000.
| Other stones and monuments Of lees value
| but equally as good Workmanship can be
found there, and anyone unfortuna ate
enough to be in need OF such material,
will find it profitable and advantageous to
give them . call. Remember Roehl &
kimmel, southwest corner Of spanish and
Independence street. Cape Girardeau
Missouri.-[Cape Girardean Wsster
Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
A VERY ,erlou. accident occurred to tn

A VERY serious accident occurred to the
north bound train on the Mississippi Cen.
trail railroad on Friday evening. The
cause Of the accident as near ss we could
ascertain appevrs to be this: On Friday
evening, owing to the large number Of
people returning from the carnival, 1t was
found necessary to divide the train into
two sections. Both sections left New Or
leans on time, and the first train passed
Canton, a place q short distance this side
of Now Orleans, all right, but the
switchman thero did not notice that the
train hsd flag out, indicating z
that q second train was coming, and
opened the switch to lot out q freight train
which had been placed on side track
In few minutes after, and before
the freight train had got under way, tn,
second section OF the passenger trair
came along, and running at the rate O
about eighteen miles an hour, ran onto tn,
side track and collidsd with the froigh
train, The result Of the collision was tn,
killing of q negro boy, who was In the bag
ago car, and slightly wounding two o.
three other persons. This report come
from q reliable source.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
pUBLIC SALE.

will sell my entire stock Of tho best
Of Beof, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry,
Butter, Eggs, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples, Flour, Meal, Spiced
Beef, and the best Of Corned Beef The
sale will commence at 8 O'Clock IN the
morning and continue uatil n'no at night
each dsy for nine months, Sundays ak
copied. l have s!so lso acres OF the best
Of cotton land TO soil or exchsngo for CNirc
property. I also want several good agents
10 sell fruit trees. All Of tho above will
be explained by calling on s. Patterson
oorner Of Ninth and Walnut streets, a
there 10 the place the sale Of the meat and
vegetables will be made, s2-l-sl.lm
CAIRO, Ills, Jan. 80, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

We have something now in the way OF
half-shee. posters, which We think are
just the thing for the sprihg trade. They
consist of Fix different dssigns, li.ho-
graphed, with mortises and margins for
printing. Two of the cuts are suitable
Tor any business the other four for boots
aud shoes, photographers, druggists aud
dry goods. We have but one hundred Of
each cut, and will furnish them printed al
Cincinnati prices. We have also some
fancy cards. The Language OF flowers,
ten designs; "Doquet," twelve designs
Opera" four designs and ."Comic" csrd'
twenty-four designs-whioh we furnish
printed at $40 to Sl2 per NJ, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants them3 Don't al
speak at once. lG3.2-l9-3t
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Our readers will remember that some
,imo ago the store Of Mr.. X. JOHNSON At
Anna was robbed Of some 81 800 worth Of
clothing, aud that i. WAS supposed there
were six men engaged in the burglary;
also thas Shoriff Irvin and Chief McHale
succeeded in afrss.ing Ave Of the thieves
in this city. Tho last Of The gang was
arrested in Chicago a few days go, was
brough. back 10 Jonesboro, and ia now in
Jail there. Mr.. johnson offered q reward
, of $la0 for this las: thief. He has got
him
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

WELL, from what you hear what do
you think Of tho women's temperance
movement? do you believe the women of
Cairo will organize and endeavor to pray
the saloons out of existence" are questions
thA. are sung IN our oars on an average
fifty times day. To all those who con-
template putting such questions to us to-
morrow to-day is Sunday, and we stall
attend strictly to our religious duties, and
nothing else, we will say that We have
had our answer printed on large placsrd,
which we intend strapping on the back Of
our office boy, and have him parade the
streets throughout the day. The card
contains thi. answer: ave don't know
what the women intend to do; the bes
way TO find out 10 to ask the womsn."
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

The undersigned having resumed tho
nsgement Of tho above hotel, trust BY
strict attention to business, to the wants
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their Old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will at once undergo
a thorough renovation, and be much I'M
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel free of charge.
JEwKTr WILCOX & Co., PropriStors.
tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Tomorrow night Mr.. Lawrence Bar
ret, the eminent tragedisn. will play
"Richslisu" at tho Athcnsum in this city
The New York Evening Post speaking
of Mr.. Bsrret.s "Richelieu,' says;
Mr.. Barrett can be truely ranked as one
Of the greatest actors Of the American
stage. His personstion Of the shrewd old
Cardinal Kicheiieu was n iinisbed pieco OF
acting. His success, and merit was at
once established, for such . Richelisu
has no, appeared on our stage for years.
The chief attractions OF Mr.. Bsrretts act
ing are the force, energy and fire which
he infuses INTO all his Persopsiions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Tue 'Sun-,he leyee luminsry--that
Thines for all has got ito religious back
up, and takes US TO task because we are q
sinner, and occasionly use cuss words.
The bit Of cussing at which our neighbor
tskss oaenss was intended solely for
river men, and we mover drosmt that it
would be seen by the good old parson of
the Sun. But We have committed q
grea. sin, and now propose TO write 10
Mr.. Hammond to pray for US.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Osr night in the carly part of last
week the store building occupied by Mr..
John Brown at Mount Pleasant, Union
county, was entirely destroyed by fire.
His residence adjoining with all iu con-
tents was destroyed q. the same time. Mr.
Browns loss by the fire is three thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. lie has no insurance.
He is young man and had iust got fairly
started In life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

REMovED.-Drs q. Il. and ID. Il. Par
kor have removed their office from tho
corner Of Sixth street and Commercial
avenue to the rooms In front of Winters
gsTlery--over Il. #. DAVIS commission
store, Sixth street between CONNER.
cial and Washington avenues. Drs. Par
ker will be found at their office At any
time night or day when not profession
ally absent. lo7-2-l7-6t
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Ms. JACOB BRADY, who lives in AL
sxsnder near the Union cobnty line, went
to attend religious services at
Mount Pi'gsh, near w.tsus, q few
days ago. While Mr.. Bradley was In the
church, some other man mounted bis horse
and departed. Mr. u. now offers $50 to
any one who will arrest the church.going
thief
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, az inch Dram,2 IA inch Flues
with Are fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and in hrst-clsss
order,; been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire OF j. Il. RkNNIE
9.23-tf Vulcan Iron Works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

WE understand the recent heavy rains
caused several big land slides at the
bluffs on the line Of tho Mississippi Gem
tral railroad. In one place the track WAS
covered with earth to the depth Of six
feet. However, but little delay WAS caused
10 trains.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
Go. W. McKRAIo, p. n.

without capital, but with several ysass
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with the business, Is desirous Of forming
. partnership in the Hide, Fur and
Leather business In Coiro, with some one
who can furnish capital Of cay 5000.
Address, drawer 277. 49-l.1S-N
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Prominent among the arrivals At the
1t. Cha-les yesterday we're OK Benny
and +. NJ. Zuck, 81. Louisi c 3 Ubcllar,
philslslphiA; L. II Payne, Akron. Ohio;
Rob. Harlem, Cincinnati; John Gun.er,
Boston, II I Harris, Louisville; " b
Farrell and family, kankakec; G t
Holmes and family ~. Louis; ) 5 Ed.
wsrds, Philsdclphis } A Ashley and
family, bloomington.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

DIED--On the 10th inst, Of pneumoni.,
James Hogan, OF Charleston, Missouri.
Mr.. Hogan was an old and highly es.
tsemei citizen Of Mississippi county.
His death is much regretted by the poo.
pie of the city and county in which he
livel
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
WILCOX

TEN pounds of brown sugar fof 81; 8
pounds best coffee sugar At 81; Spouads
Of choice butter at 81; 10 cents for lard;
Imperial tee ss 81; potatoes 30 cents PER
peck; apples 40 cents, at Wilcox's Block.
lo7-X-4-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

MIR. JAS. GREAsEY will open bis new
saloon at the corner Of Nineteenth street
and Commercial avenue tomorrow morn
ing. Mr.. Gresney is we'll known in this
city, having been with tho house Of II.
Smyth Il Co. for tho past eight years. IIo
solici,s q liberal share OF public patronage,
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

CoSsIpERINa the weather there was a
very fair attendance at the Atheneum TO
sec the Chapman Sisters troupe give their
last performance in this city. Tho per-
fornsnce was excellent, and vas we'll re-
ceived by the audience.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
MIDWIFERY.

Mra. Elizabeth Williams, Washingtion
avenue, between Tenth and Rlsvsath
streets, 10 prepared to perform the duties
Of midwife whenever called upon. She he's
had much experience, and feels confident
that shs can give perfect satisfacsioa.
ll6--l1.2W
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Rev. ii. II. TuAYER will deliver a dis
course this morning in the Presbyterian
church upon the following: "The Great
Stir" In the evening his subject will be
"Three days and nights in Mr.. Ham
monds meetings at st. Louis"
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

ALL brands Of sheeiing and shirting at
the lowest price at Hartman & Cos.
S7-l-30 II
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

corner Of Eighth and Lsvee
streets, was yesterday morning
At about three o'clock found
dead in his chair. 40 inquest Was held
aud the jury retarned . verd,c. Of death
from acme unknown cause" Scott was
about fosty-fvs years Of age.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

ALL kinds OF game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
1l.7-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

ALL kinds Of fne laces and fringes at
one half the usual price at Hartman Il
Cos. S7-l.30tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
ATTENTION, ARABS.

There will be an adjourned regular
meeting of the company on tomorrow,
Monday, evening. All members are
respectfully requested 10 attend.
l7y-.222.lt T. J. KEITH, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR a good square meal go to Harry
Walkers restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

A wELL-KSowH old ba.chlor of this
city proposes to put his neck into the
matrimonial halter about the middle Of
March. The aforesaid old batchlor may
be seen winding his way to and from the
courthouse three or four times daily.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

ALL kinds Of clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods at one half tho usual price
At Hartman Il Coz, corner of Sixth street.
S1.l.3C II
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

A FULL assortment OF j. Z. Goats and
Clark Il Cos. cotton, At i've cents per
spool a. Hartman & Goa, corner Sixth
street. SI.l-3U II
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE TUK SALE.
Lot No. 2 in block II, hrst addition,
with a stwo-story frame house fronting on
Commercial avenue, aud threo lots (Ss
80 and 40l, ssmc block, fronting on Sow.
enteonth street, are offered for sale ut q
bargain. Apply on the premises, corner
Seventeenth and Commercial svenue.
1862 2-I0.lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

The best quality of Alexandra kid
gloves at Hartman & Cos. for seventy
i've cents, worth 81 %. SI-l-30 II
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

The owne, Of n small tuck memoran-
DUN book containing a sum Of money,
found yesterday morning, can have the
sahls by calling on ne a. The BULLETIN
OtEice and psyiug for this advertisement.
L. a. BURNETT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

DIED--n this city on Friday night, the
10th lust, Josephine, daughter Of Patrick
and Catherine OCsllshau, aged five
months. The funeral will take place from
the residence of tho parents at one O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Nh. DAVID BROWN, who was born in
Union county sixty-two years ago, died
at his homo five miles east of Anna on
last Tuesday. Mr.. Brown had been a
member of tho Baptist church for twenty
four wears
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

RrPoRrs from up tho country are TO the
effect that the prospects for an abundant
fruit crop were never better :.
/. lie to bs hoped the prospects will no:
go back on the crop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

LAwRyscE BAnKETr a. the Atbeneum
tomorrow night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

FoR GAS and steam fitting go TO Rem
nie's Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street s-l0.H
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
LOUISIANA SUGARS.

We have received . oonsignmsut Of
Louisiana Sugars, which will b ssld TO
the trade. l2tf. HALLIDAY Bnoe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

THERE will be services at tho Episcopal
church to-day at l0s am. and 4 pin.
The subject of the sermon at the evening
service will bc THE Eplstlc TO the Church
| in Ephesus"
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

A MAN named Peter Scott, employed
a. bartender in Mike Gaz2ola's saloon,
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ROSS.
Ross has on hand, and tor sAle largo
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut aAd
split, and ready for the stove. Also q
kinds OF coal which " III be delivered In any
part Of the city on short notice. Lssvs or
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. Gan
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

THREE elegan. family rooms, fronting
on the Ohio, at the st. Charles hotel, can
| now DO obtained with board at reasonable
rates. l5J-2-l5N
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Jusr received and opened, the lsrgest
and finest assortment, latest style and pat
terms Of the best brands Of calicos at Hart
man & Cos, cornee Sixth street.
S7-l-3Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

ma GEo. YoCuM's new milk wagon will
mako its irst round tomorrow morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Cn NJ McHALg arrested q "whits" man
lsst night for whipping his "colored''
wife.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

DICK FITzGERALD has fourteen regular
boardsrs-jsil birds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

WHAT has become 0f the Indspendent
Greys2 Has their organization gone up
the long spout, ,-or ere they waiting
l FOR pleasant saaihss to dir shouI,civc-"
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
DELINQUENT TAXES.

Cost will be added on personal taxes af-
tor March lst ALEX. ii. IRWIN,
2.22-dtd Sheriff.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Tas European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, 10 opon at Gil hours OF tho
night. I'7'!m
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

DELISQuEsT TAXES. - D!s,rsin, for
,axo, will positively be mt de March is,.
ALEX. II. .IhvIs, Collector.
lsO-9-iI-llt
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

OVER thirty persons took breakfast At
the ST. Charlie, yesterday morning after
IL o'clock, tho train frora the south being
| several hours late.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

NR. AND Mgs. y G.. IlHL are expect.
ed to reach home tomorrow or Tues'
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

A PIANO IN EXCHANGE foR VACANT
LOTS IN CAIRo.-ADy person having .
vscan. lot or lots that they would OK.
change tor a frst-e,aps piano, con be suited
by addressing Mics Mary Dixon, agent
Carbondsle, Illinois. sG-l.25-6t
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

OyxRcoArs worth Sic for IS at Hart.
man u Coz. o'-A'oV"
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

FoR sALE-s2, 600 in city scrip. For
sale in quantities 70 suit the purchaser.
Apply 10 II. T. GgsoULD.
l73.2-22.f
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

WoEK On the extension of The Cairo,
ArkaosAs and Texas railroad has been
suspended for few days on account Of
the bad weather.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

fARsBAEEs x Sos are in ths ranks
again. See their tn smmoih sdver,iseme ent
10 another column, They arc selling
clothing cheaper than ever.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

DR. WILLIAMS has received supply
of frcsb Laughing gas.' Office on Com
,nerc,sl avenue over Elliott & Hsytborne.
l7l-2-2l-u
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

NM. Joms w. MALIs, wife Of Capt.
Malin Of the LaClode hotel, st. Louis, ID
10 the city visiting Msj. Z. W. Hslliday''
family.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

TnE truck growers about Cjbieb are
now shipping lettuce, spinach, etc, to
Cairo and Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

FoR RENT.--The brick house situated
corner Third street and Commercial sve-
nue.. The house has been put IN good re.
pair throughout and is well arranged for
a hotel or boarding house, also rooms to
rent on Third street. Inquire Of WIN.
MoIIale, No. 5, Winters block.
l0o-2.3-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

MIX WAGoN.--I VIII comnshoe rum
ming o milk wagon on Monday morning
February 23. Twill continue it all sun-
mer, and respectfully solicit your patron
age. Milk will be delivered to any ono
in the city, daily--n,orning and evening
Orders may bo given to tho driver OF the
wagon or left st my leo stand, No 81 Ohio
lsyse. GroRoE iocUM,
1892. 2l.tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

JoE SMITH has purchased the bar Of
the steamer Exporter. Four hundred dol.
lars was tho price paid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

NOTICE Is nereoy given that I will pay
40 bills for goods sold to any Of tho en-
p,oyes Of TuR CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or tor the usc Of the office
unleso the same are furnished Oh An order
igned by Mr.. Burnett oc myself.
l2-2o-ly JoHB II. ORIRLY,
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22

Several pleasant rooms on the upper
floor ut tho st. Charles can be had at very
low rstss. 2.l0-lf
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
EHLERS,

EHLERS,
Boot and shoe maker, TWEEN street, be|
tween Washington avenue and Pepls1
street, is prepared to make boots ana shoe1
In the latest and most fashionable stylss|
He will make them to order, old or 1sv|
styles to suit customers, out Of the bs. .aA(
freshest stock, Of which he always has !.
good supply on hand from which to maxi
selections. All ntting Of boots and shss|
made by Mr.. Ehlers 10 done in his own sAs1
no foreign fitting being used By h.
Give him call, and he will give you sasi1
faction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

ORsRRvKR's OFFICE, CAIRO, llis,,
February 2l, l0:1 pm, is'i'
Barometer, ,3C:OA degrees.
Thermometer, ~ degrees.
Wind N. Velocity y miles per hour
Weather, light rain.
Maximum temperature tor last - hours
LI degrees.
Minimum temperature Tor the iastN honr''
~ degrees.
Prevailing wind for las, "a bours, n.
Total number of mites travelled by wind
during last ~ hours, 10.
EDWIN BooTu,
Observer Signal Service. U. ). A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-02-22
WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. d.

REs!DEECE- No. 2l, Thirteenth street,
hetwsta Washington avenue and Walnut
street. Oitce-l26 commercial avenue, up
otalrs.