The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-11

BuLLKrIS office for $3.50 to ! 90.
Aote Heads.
one thousand note heads printed at The
BULLETIN Office for $500; two thousand for
$50.
cards
one thousand business cards, fine Bristol
board, printed at THE BULLETIN offSe for
from $3.50 20 ~ 90, according 20 SIC.
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SATURDAY, JUL II, 1874.
NOTICE.
One osart tin fruit CAM, 81 per dozen,
o.e quart glass fruit jars, 81 per dozen,
At the New York store. 80 7.0.6t
SOMETHING NEw.-A new thing in
jelly glasses at Hartmsn's. 67-7.l0.,f
CHARCOAL in any quantity to suit
purchaser at 4. J. KERTHs. S7.G.l9.n
ALL the day boarders in tue city can
bo accommodated at tho st. Charles
hotel, with frst-class board at second class
rates 19-i.19-f
d. ARTEB & Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted flock of saddles,
brides, harness, etc, ever brought to this
city.
ID. ARrER * Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of saddles
brides, harness, etc, ever brought to this
city.
Is THE CIrY.--T. q. Lucher and lady
OF Chicago, arrived in tho city yesterday,
and will spend few days with their
friends here.
COTTAGE FOR REST-No. 32 Tenth
street. Good oistern rooms all on first
floor. Ront. $40 per month.
s2-7-AG, c. LANE, Agent.
For SALE AT BARGAfN.-A splendid
Office or psrlor writing desk. Inquire at
corner Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or
at the City Bindery. 7O-7-ll.l2t
FoR REST.-Houso on corner Eleventh
and Walnut streets. Large and roomy,
good door yards and grounds. Apply on
the premises or Arlington house.
5l-7-4.Gt HENRY ELLIS.
PREsBYTERIAN CuURcH-Rev. w. A.
Minton OF the Mound City Presbyterian
church, will occupy Mr.. Thayors pulpit
on tomorrow Sunday morning. Ser
vices at the usual hour.
WANTEp.-At the St. Charles hotel,
Immediately, two stout, healthy women
to work in the laundry. Liberal wages
VIII Do pH'd --A steady employment
given. G5-7-9.3.
10 nETr.-'H~o Of cha mos. oligshls.
and neat oflico rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room, No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
7l.6.ll-tf ID. AFTER.
| PHoToGRAPHs.-For the next sixty
days VIM. Winter will make the best
Of photographs at 81 per dozen. This is
rare opportunity for those desiring
work in this limo. 47-5S.3ot
LosT.--On last Saturday, at the park
OF between TOnth and the park, gold,
With jet cross, earring. The finder will
please leave 1t at this Office and be suits-
ubly rewarded. b5-7.7,Gt
THE NIcEsT.-K eohler 81 Bro, will
have io' sale this mornings lot of extfe
choice fresh meats Of every kind. No
nicer or better was over offered in this
market. Give them n call. Gs-7-l0-lt
FINE RAIN. Reports from up the
country say u fine rain foil in portions OF
Union, Alexander and Puls ski counties
on Wednesday afternoon, doing much
good to tho growing corn and other
crops.
The BALL. The Hibernian ball a. Lo,
Gust Grove last night was grand sue
cess. The evening was delightfully."- COO
and pleasant for dancing. There was g
large crowd present and all enjoyed them.
selves.
| To'MoRRow.-Rov Robt. Allyn, presi
dent Of tho Southern Illinois Norma
University at Csrbondsle, will preach il
tho Methods, church in this city to.mor
row, morning and evening, at the usua
hours.
To-NIGHT.-The Silver Cornst ban
| will give concsrI Llis oyeuIun r,uu. tho
| up-town stand, at the corner of Division
street and Washington avenue. Tn,
members of tho band are requested L
| meet at tia baud rnom nj II o'clocl
prompt.
AT THE ST. CHARLEs.-Among the M
rivals at the ST. Charles hotol yssterds,
were David Schofeld, Evansville
John +. Gibbons, Baltimore, Maryland
Wan. Baldwin, and w. Z. Taylor
Charleston, Missouri s. f.. Rumble
Nstchez
The PLANTERs' AT tho Planter,
house yesterday were Mrs. Clark Steven,
kankaSee, Illinois, w, 4. Blsnky
Bloomfield, No O. Kot,inser, Clncn
natl q. d. Dorrety, Mt. Vernon, Iii
no'si Mrs. o. G, De Tour, st. Joe Mi,
souri, w. p. ericsson, Madison.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Ths sale al the Plant
er's tobacco warehouse yesterday forenoon