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Mfdiral.
e0MSUM PTl0K

which can be cured by Z
timely resort 10 this stand
ard preparation, as mas been
proved BY the f--dreds OF
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t Is acknowi-
edged by many prominent
physicians 10 be the mOst
reliable preparation ever III
rrOduced for the relief anu
cure Of all Lung complaints
and Is offered to the public,
sanctioned By the experience
# over forty years. When
escorted 10 In season II sei-
dom fails 10 effect q speedy
cure i'll the most severe
cases Of Coughs. Bronchitis
Group. Whoopmc Cough,
IntiuenZa. Asthma Colds.
sore Throat. Pains or sore
ness IN the Chest and Side
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at theLungs. 81. Nls1ar S
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough. and leave the cans
behind. as Is the case with
most preparations bat D.
ioosens and cleznses tins
lungs. ana aliavs Irritation
rnus removing lhc cause Of
the complaint
TEErlLl n
SIZE r. F0T1E { SONS. Basi.- A-zsf
49, So b. Druggists 49, lssa1-lrs 2 =--e--1
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A boek re44.-anl aud laid sslds- music
instrument ulcases lar q life time. tiVc the noy
urum. sltae other easily searneu tnsrrurnsui
Give 20 q la1F friend nice tauilHr. lll.n. one
q those large aud heaEtlfsl Music b8xes-
These and other instruments Of sxralisnf quality
for sale By
= c HAYNES Co
- Court ST.. Boston, tvpp. tina cOurt honsel
lsac E-anooxrrf
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II \ fine Jap Tea Il nest Java Callze. ~ q
hna syrup 81 ses Anc White Sa=aE. loc.--Ja1-
dfuxw2l
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81 iH5-E ut & LEEsTEE LLEBGTGAN -- j
good joke aI one OF uur cIe-Evmeu. VINO is
nIm~l ccuml man and loves q qulej joke
ma just become public. The afternoon
urcrIau- Thanksgiving. be was called
uplu or g. v1uu- maa who asked MIN % e.
down ri1uw Hng unlts Yolu-
couple .u Ile h0'y bonds OF matrIm0nE
Nov Do appear Ihcre are Two WIDOW Psi
il town ana eacn mad msrriaeeable dauun-
ter Uur worthy pastor knew only ei
one. SD nI-H1 coming un be- repaired o.
rne wiooW Cs DE- wo- o. and having
of biz oTercua- and mas $50 dowl g.
await further Development Ire people
were clad q, see nIm aul seemed -1 nut
after time seeing no snecial indications VI
wedding preparations. tne worthy man ven
tured o. inquire # tney expected him tina.
evsnIuE Ihev frankly admitted that 1hey
nad nor lie Inen informed lhem that ne
was directed 4 come there aEQ marry
couple. 8ur they denied tHat anybody there
stood IL need of such service Finally It
occurred 70 them that there We family
recently moved 70 t0wn OF the same name.
and the worthy divine seeking rnat mouse
iound tae pair anzI0usiv waiting ana mar-
rled then -BeliYlrs Fails me
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LuE A-LEla LE4-- -s AIss1-a. - D.
cost. -ae STATE u Missouri over $4,000
vel- O. transport --- member % t-e Legs
.arur. and non me >tate Lapll--- a.-
rao-- ers-r one C. Ine- ua- @ free pass Oh
rue ral.-a-l- Inc raIa is - cents Der l--ll
--lre-l-- .- -lo-- i've time tle aetna
cas-. ~ ll-- tle mileage income ora meii.-
boy De- almost AS -raa- o. MS pay per lle-l
liue Senator received i1- ms service. q Tie
ll-i se--l $3.50 wLle ms l--leare Wa
So44 L-t HIS l- uat -ne wuTs- % g. 1ne
more extra sessions tle-e aye -lf more
mileage rlere WI be-. an therefore lazl--
lar1r- wI-l @ weZEnes- joy MONEY are ver1
l-- o. 1---- about on extra session wner
there le DO need -i --. Inc = Ions Esn---
u Shows lla- lhs STATE womb prot-
ss-5uO1U 81 vezr uy tIe substitution VI o.
system llar world Dav only acIull expense
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-r y-rccEszr- A-TEYrT At
~rrc.1l,. =lW. large trunks Gn1 one
rIaezs-a I'D -res-e1 t1 Madame Marlulse de-
S1ai. .a- vie ai TIE french ambassador IL
Na-nIu-l.1. were recently seized on the
ftar-a steamer tlroua CO. New 11rE- ny
rne CASTOR lu-nG-lllg- They Were 1-e-
with cl--.r silks. -aea-- A--. worth several
-rousrr. q Ilnr- lne o1nclals suspect the
5l--1uI-- name was used g. deceive l1e
-.1-s-- persons -zul-la7 WIKI the revenue
Jaws Inc trunE wa found ln posses-l Or
. French -4lv passeuger. whom Inc olnce-
0. me STEAMER accuses 1- acting tlr o. NeV
f.-E -.-ta--a- A sll- O. i1-iei-gre wl- --
once commence
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SCHOOL ROOFS.
MUSICAL GIFTS

For Christmas and New Hears.
GUITARS. GUITARS
EIOLINS VIOLIN
FLUTES FLUTE.
CuRNETs CuHNE'leL
DRUMS. DRUMS
CLARION E7s
ACCORDEONS
FbA6EQLETH
C0NCERTINES.
MUSIC BOXks.
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6nanrial.
THr FARMERS A~H sfc.saNie>
S4FFEGS TTSTfT GTiON,
ssD rRzIST CoMPsNN.
tsts.sN.sFss-t, -


ofsas iiuuarsa raousana Dsil-r4. ~lll powsr
Increase the 'a'as 60 'i'e i'17aFsl i4'1'4-
''''-'
moneys and prapsrll in tFaat aaa On asla'-i i'a-
AM insolvency sEssusars aalaiD-s'r1'sf-. 81.
riaua.s. upou such terms ana Conditions a. mas .
-. -. 49,. -. 4. am. DEL.
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Tbs tl.au.-r GIL. issue l'ss. a--a-
aauaa.. u.- Interest . --- -.."'t
fne-n- u-.a -i---r --t. 1- -- re-
anuE-.
I-u-- ua-- u--l.u ru0 month";
ann
Iruat viil-a .-l- 1---
ANN
TIE Interest 0- these ra1-r-s N te
.rl 81. rra-- months a-f- l-7 a.'r PAL
car-al ula- -ae ree- OBJ Hlaa u-=
ulrlt
THE business 0i The Farm
err and Mechanic saving
Institution and Trust COnlpa-
nv win he transacted by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK OF Burlington. anu
deposit viii he received and
paid daily. during Bank
flour.
HE-SET r hul. t-=---.l-
cl-AKLE- 81 WU0uHulst 1ra----.
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hEsrs uzAIy oHIFwEvT- - Iuere D. o.
present au unprecedented uau-IrT oi " e~r-
err aul t1ua-l nlu- and gram being
snaae- sra- she Lsurr2. ermln- r1a- 81.
Boston lll1F Guys The number 81 clrs rlu
a. -l-. ..- tne lcu1rea Most o- rms gram
DIS l.- lI-r.-l rzr.--- and before tne recent
clar-- el-a .. tle nral- frank road
was SID. tI4 l.lIll-l. Tie contents at each
car i- inspected % lals point ly On otncer ol
tie Customs 81. Adams MessrHg
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Firsi National EaHk-Direcsnrs- sannel 49,. ~ :
IT, trerkinsviliel. Geo ". f1rrst- hoisii -, 81 -
huru. ldney burke GeOrge i Nie1ola- s"oa -
President azruei Aiford. j.. CAsAiei' A'"e
brown
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Aesl River National BanA-Direeless u -
Harrls ninahaml l. / Aierrlheie sNss l el-
Giqrf IL Chsuln1f lprocrorsrillel- John tarson>
President. William Harris. Cashiel-1oliA a ''''
Dividend. per cent. seml-annuA-
saTings Bauk-President. William L. Hat -. =
Vies-fresideut +. D. MaterIn2A seo'S''-'s
Treasurer. dunn L hobins1n
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Rank Elections

F.-st National Bapk-I-irecto-s. Joan l. n nan
mond. Jehn r RicL- n s. CaiIin Mar IN L RICE
I Marvin North; President John L. AAiH-""'''
/ Cashier. {. Z. BUSH.
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SIZE Y. F0TLE e SONS Bosi e.. A-zs-
- 81 b. Druggists 49, lislieTs g'------1.
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Personal.

w. +. Wright returned To- the city
last night
Mr.. John Carter, of Mound City. wa
in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. W. T.. Halliday returned To the
city Friday AFTER an absence Of several
day.
--Mr.Johu Barton OF 'irbondllc who
ha- been in town during the week. lrit
Tor hi home saturday afternoon.
Il. Coon. secretary ct the National
Board of lndcrwrilcr-.i, in Cairo attend
inc To the insurance interest, OF The
board.
!. ". knicicrbockcr aud +. w. Bed
ard, the gentlemen VIII" kept the st.
Charlie, during the war. are now regis
tered at the same.
Mr.. Jacob Martin. cashier Tor lIalli-
day Bros. left yesterday afternoon for II
ten days trip to New York. Washington
| and other Eastern cities.
| Mr.. II. T.. Parmclcr. advance agent
of G.. J.. FoX'- New York llumply
Dumpty troupe, i in the city making AZ
engagements Tor il appearance at the
Athrncnm on Friday and saturday, No
| vcmhrl 2l,t and I'D.
capt. II. loUrry, 81 Louis Dr,.
| Van Manctcr.and Swayur. ". V. Icccll.
a prominent merchant and banker ofC ape
Girarlcau. l.. Il. VI rWhinnir and T.. r.
Lambert, two English tourists. Il. \.
ilongcrlord. Il prominent merchant OF
Chicago. are stopping at the st. Charles,
We find the following at the Planters
House; II. Block. 81. Louis ; W. Hun
ter. 81. I.oui, J. VI. Gilmore. Dongola
Geo. IIill, Dongola; 7. f.. Backcr, OF
iowa county, Kan; Mara Levy, StmS
burg, Germany; Mayer Strone, New or
lcan.; y. l.. Mills, Kaufman, Texas.
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For some cause unbeknown to ~ the
mention of thi. enjoyable affair wa.
omitted in yesterdays issue aud to re-
peat all the good things >aid and done
would be- compelled ioattcnd repetition
of the same affair. The grand Demo
cratic-OppoSilion jubilee in measure at
tractod some Who would Otherwise have
been prc.cnt The numbr wa. gradu-
ally increased 10y the addition of those
VIII" returned from the political demon
-iration. fhr host aud hostess. Nr. and
Mr. Dan Mum. at whose residence The
-ociablc wa, held. cnlcayorcd 10 make
the time glide away pleasantly. and 80
well dil lhcy succeed. those present were
How 10 di-prr.c. The following ladic-
comprised the rcirc-hmrnt committee:
Nr- u. II. Cunningham, Me-, Samuel
WIFI "a, Mr.. /. ". Meyer. and Mi
Euu,n siirv.
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l.. " W. iudcr take great prid" In
announcing Ia the people of Cairo and Vi
entity. that they now have on hand the
largest and finest array OF holiday
presents ever brought To this city. Their
stock OF hair icwclry i ,uhcrb. and their
collection of ring. j., they are proud Ia
say. the most magnificent ever seen in
southern Illinois. Builder Bro, keep
everything pertaining To their hn>inc,s,
and never TAIL 10 please their customers
They have also!l large collection fpiano~,
| organs. and other musical Instruments.
which are OF the best materials. and
| which they will sell on easy terms. Per
sons wishing 10 purchase holiday pres
cnt, should by all means give Them call
| before buying elsewhere. cNamin inc lOl
| themselves aud be- convinced of thril
ability to sell goods cheaper than Tia,
| cheapest.
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\. Marx, dealer in mcn'- aud boys
clothing. inrni-hin" goods. morocco
bag. hat cap-. trunks. etc. i, now pre-
pared 10 show one of the most superb
stock, over seen in Til. community. and
which j. brin" sold at the lowest prices.
Mr.. Marx has procured an instrument by
which lac cam make the most perfect tit
ting ,ilk hat. lie makes the manufac-
tnrc ot a specially, and ha, acquired q
knowledge of the trade which few men
have had the good. luck to get. Gentle
men who wish perfect iitiin. and fash
ionahlc hat, should call on Marx. al No.
- Ohio Icvrc.
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We desire TO call the attention OF ssll
who would make the best use OF their
money, to our large and varied stock OF
goods Of every. description. Our line of
dry goods viii he found equal to any In the
city. A. we have recently commenced In
| this line, we have no oil stock OF high
priced goods on hand. We do n cash bus
mess; buy Often: have flesh goods on our
counters every day, aud will not he under.
sold 10y any house ia ine west. Our large
and Increasing trad enables us TO buy
from first hand and do business on q much
| closer margin than those who do less bus
iness. our limo OF cbiiircn'-, misses, and
ladies' shoes is now complete. We get our
goods from the best factories in the
United States and have proved them to be
unequaled by any goods in this market.
They are sold almost a. low as the trash
YOU buy from the ordinary dealer. We
have also line OF eastern goods, that YOU
can have almost at your own price IL you
will name il when YOU call. No inferior
goods will lie offered unless you ask for
them, a. we expect to maintain our reputa-
ton for selling the most durable goods
ever offered 10 Cairo. Call early 1t
ELLIOTT Il HAYTHoRN's.
lOl Commercial avenue,
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rs, DjstrictsOurs.

The case of the steamer Howard mn-
tinccr, wa, given to the Jury late Friday
evening. The jury after being out three
hours, returned II verdict Of not guilty.
These men have been confined In the
county Jail for the last six months, and
the total cost of this trial 10 the govern
ment will NOT fall far short OF two thou
sand dollars. The judge in his charge to
the jury, Instructed them to bring In n
verdict ofguilty, provided that the plis-
oners had resisted the officer, after reach
ing the mouth OF the Ohio, which wa'
the limit of the Jurisdiction of this court
| and It the evidence went to show that nc
resistance had been offered within tn,
jurisdiction mentioned, they should bring
In verdict of not guilty.
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Katie l'uiuafis.

III advent Of illi. charming and versa.
tile actre-. in our midst, on next Monday,
November lGth. calls to recollection that
Cairo j. the place in which Mis- Putnam
had ihc pleasure OF first appearing on ia,
''b"arl-.' That our citizen. will turn
oni and welcome their Evorilc j. an nm
disputed fact, and We assure our reader,
That they win enjoy dramatic treat,
when it j. known that Mi-, Katie la, So
looted a. her opening piece the charming
domestic drama. "Fauchon. the Cricket. e
la which character, it /, said. he ,tand-
pr'-cmincHt. without a rival.
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\ large amount of cuisines wa trans
acted al This court yesterday. The most
important eases disposed OF were The
Pr"pl" y. John Kelly, for carrying con-
cralrd weapons. The jury returned a
verdict Of guilty. III. attorney entered
motion for q new trial. which was over
rulrd by the court whcrcupon motion
was entered for an arrest of Judgment.
The People ". John Jane. for the
same offence; verdict of guilty.
Tia" third case wa, that of George
Girard. on charge OF larceny. The jury.
after being ont few minute: returned q
verdict OF not guilty.
WIN. Dickman v. 'u~par and Joseph
iioincr. for tre,pa--. was continued Ia
th" next term.
The court then adjourned until nine
O'Clock Monday. when the special assess
mcnt cl-c- for crawling the lcvce viii be-
taken up.
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There Wa SOME disappointment cN-
pressed hy the member, OF the music
committee OF the Methodist church. that
they did not succeed in pcriccting ar
ran",mon> Ia enable Mcs~rs. Barclay \
Strarn- To- give their admirable rendition
of the celebrated OratoriO, Gideon :
Band. They were unable Ia procure
the appropriate Instrumental accompani-
mcnt-a lEnd-organ and a yiolinccllo OF
good tones and in consequence this rare
musical treat was postponed until the
next entertainments when the committee
hope To bc more successful. We must
not forget Ia mention Mr.. Barclay id,
performance ON the organ, which ELECTED
great applause and displayed great deal
of ability.
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A. Black has just received an
other invoice of those fine Scotch
bottom or extension-solod shoes
in every style, for ladies, misses
and children, that has given such
general satisfaction to every one.
No need to wear the metallic
tips to protect the uppers, or CON-
plain of shoes seuffing out at toes,
for these are by their extension
soles, sufficient protection and
combine elegance and durabil-
ity, with comfort not equaled by
any other make.
Do not Purchase for yourself
or your children, any shoes be-
fore you have examined these, for
they are assuredly the shoes you
want. City Shoe Store, corner
Eighth street and Commercial
avenue. 4ll-lO-3l-tf
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church, which were thrown omen NJ an
carry hour. were warm aud comfortable
aud ~ halfpa-t seven were filled with
, spectators. At quarter Ia cioht
Mr.. +. &. Pace stepped to the
the altar aud announced that Mr.. Robbins
whose name was on the programme to
open the entertainment with an organ
solo. had been detained in Mound CITY.
but Thar the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert had kindly
consented to ill hi. place on ihi. occa-
sion.
MIR. Gilbert took hi seat ut the organ
and played solo for which hc Wa.
highly complimcntc1.
The church choir then sang an anthem
entitled, "Watchmnn Onward" which
was beautiful and well rendered.
Thcn came the duct by Mrs. W. y.
Wright and Mr.. Stcarns. entitled Those
Evening Bell. We have, ON several oc-
casionS. listened tn this beautiful aud diff
licult piece, but we take pleasure in say
ing that never before have We heard IL
sung with 50 much expression ~ on this
one. Mrs. Wright Is singer of whom
Cairo may well feel proud. Mr.. Stcarn.
l. also a fine vocalist. and supported Mrs.
Wright very crcditably.
The solo. Angels ever bright aud
fair. by Mis- Annie Pitcher. was bcauti-
ful. Mis- Pitcher i, one of Cairo, most
accomplished singer, and performed her
part ON this occasion with an ease and
grace that would become a more pctcn-
fioli, musician.
The next Wa, a quart"ttc. called
Whittier than snow" by Misses Carrie
Inglr. and Lulu Pace. and Mcssrs. Van
Dnrcn and Hacker. The piece was very
nicely performed and was highly praised
10y all.
Mr.. Stcarn- then -ang c0nlralto solo.
entitled Free ~ Bird. which was well
rendered. and Tor which she received the
congratulations Of all present.
The musical performance was CON
GUIDED with q solo and chou, by Mrs.
Wright and Mr.. Stcarns, and Messrs.
Mckee and Pace called Far away where
angel, dwell" which was beautiful and
highly appreciated.
The committee of arrangements de
serve great credit for the manner in which
this event wa, conducted, and should
they see proper to repeat the performance
of Friday night we predict for them even
4 greater success.
Mr.. Pace then announced that the la
dies had prepared Refreshments. consist
ing Of OYSTER. cake. sandwiches. etc. of
which all were invited to partakr. Amer
the audience had satisfied their appctitcs
with good things, they adjourned to the
front parlor OF the church, where they
spent an hour in pleasant conversation,
aud at half.past II o'clock the sociable
broke up. all being satisfied with the en-
lcrtaiumcnt aud pronouncing 1t a decided
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The lsel,,touico.

Ila1' walker, proprietor Of The Del
hoilir" h"tH and restaurant. ha. lately
rr-iitlrd and rciurui.hcd li. hotel from
top 70 bottom. aud j. now ready To feed
AMI lodg" y few more person, beside, the
multitude of regular boarrr. who
lhrohg Iii. house. Mr.. Walker
Is an rnt"rpri.ing young man. who T..
AWAY, ready 10 make any new addition
to hi hou-o which will contribute to the
r"ni"r "t his customers. and has Ia this
way Won name ~ a hotel proprietor
which few men have. Ills table J. spread
with the best the market aii1rds, and hi
lodging apartments are equal to any IN
Illinois. Persons visiting Cairo. or those
wishing regular board, will lindthc Del
monico comfortable and pleasant place
to stop.
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lallge.
STATIONS.


The mutiny ease OF the steamer Jas.
Howard was brought to a close in the
United States District Court night before
last. The jury decided that the prisoners
we're not guilty, because this district had
no jurisdiction in the ease, and they We're
sci at liberty. They are liable Ia arrest
and trial at any time in Missouri dis
trirt. hoWcVcr,, So Judge Treat decided:
but It j. not likely that they will br, rs il
could be- easily proven that Missouri had
no jurisdiction. When the ,nutiny began
the James Howard wa, in mid-rivcr
above Island III. and when II was
ulrllcd by sheriff Irwin and posse,
She wa. in the Ohio river In
the meantime the crew had mutt
MED through Missouri. Kentucky
and an Illinois district, and a. much IN
! one aS the other. Under the circmm-
stances, II appears to H. that it would re-
uuirc a mind OF more than ordinary IN
trllivrucc to decide which district they
mnlinicd in most.
The Belle OF shreveport j. adding all
| She wants.
The Ste. Gcncvicyc Thought BOG bales
cotton for the East.
The barges Collier No. ! AMI are
to he sold by the United States marshall
| at paducaI on the 2Gth.
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Stuart & GhoIson.

stuart ~ thol-On'. new arrival OF dry
good are open and upon their shelves. and
Il morr elegant lot of reversible black
allpaca.. ilanncls. Pari, blankets. gent
under>lrt. and drawers. felt skirts.
watcr-proOf,. cotton ilanncl-. blcached
and brown cCtton-. Nil gloves. ETC.. il ha-
never been oar good fortune to look npou.
Niunr1 a nhnl-on are Away up with the
Time. hut his Time they even surpa-.
thcm,'lyc-. civ" lhrl o ,Ill. YOU vi o
arc IN need oi dr, gp,i-. aud You will
profit 10y it.
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White a ssreee.

White y Greer, dry gOod- merchant.
lav" just received u full line Of staple and
fancy dry good-. notions. boot. and
>hoe-. which they Offer to the public NJ
very low prices. They extend a c.nlial
invitation Ia al Via az IN nt,ql 81 ,..i.,d.
In their line. and assure them they eau ,lo
a. well hy them ~ any house in the city.
Read their advertisement and judge for
lpttr.glts.
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Cairo aud ~. Louis u. u.

The work on thi, road is progressing
finely up to date. Over fourteen miles
of track have been laid, and the contract
ors hope to wake up the people of Unity
with the shrll whistle of their locomo-
tive by Tuesday evening. Citizens
of that burg propose to celebrate the
event by a dance and other festivities,
Thursday or Friday evening. The road
will probably RIM special train to nc.
commodate those from Cairo who may
| wish To attend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-15

Mr-. Helen Mechan. mother Of james
and Thomas Mcchan. died at the rc-i-
d'ucc of the former early saturday morn
ing. on Washington avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirccuil streets. The
funeral viii take place from thr house Of
The came at hall-pa-t O'Clock p. ~. To-
day. Tho train leaves the foot OF Eighth
-treet Al 2.3O pm. for villa Ridge The
Friends of the family are invited Ia attend
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-15

Tl" Illewild base ball club of paducah
went 10 New Orlcanst 10 play q mat, II
game OF hail with the Robi. T.. Lee club
oftlat city. They played.and got warmed
To III" tune of lilty-six Ia nine. Tie Pa
dncal club viii do to play against club
Hike ih" stars OF Cairo. but they can't cN-
pcrt Ia win IN a match with sucli q club
as ia g. l,ubt. T.. Lee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-15

| will sell at public auction, on seventh
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, at the residence of the late
j. n. Patton, deceased, all the household
goods OF said deceased, consisting OF par
lor. bed. room aud kitchen furniture, Brus-
sells and Ingram carpets, china and delft
ware, lounges, pictures aud mamie orh"'
ments. cook and heating stoves, and other
articles, too numerous To mention. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock am. ON Tuesday
next, the 18th inst. MARIA j. PATTON
ID. Hartman, Ahctioneer.
Cairo, Ills, November II, 1874.
lGG.ll-l5'st
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as We are determined to close out our
,'oeA speedily, preparatory to winding up
ou 'ness' We will sell all kinds OF lumber at
TWO dollars per thousand less than market
prices. A large lot of latI, and stove wood
on hand' which will be sold at correspond.
'"sH ,ow rates WALL 4 EMF.