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MSS LOUISE JULIENNK

TWILL reopen her School for Girls, and aleo
w for Boys under II ysars. on Monday, Sep
TENDER 2lst.
Sept. Cd, 16s4-1m-
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Just received, fine and well selected
stock of Boots and Shoes, at Stadekers'.
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nrpr1c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

rusHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of Hind: County y
-. and 81 tie CITY of jackson, will be re-
$500 80 an Wouday, the 9Th day Of October
ensuing T. a WOLF
Superintendent Of BduGtlon.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SaIems Virginia.
TWENTY-SECOND SESSION, 1S74-1S75.
Begins Sept. 2, and closes June 16.
COURSE of Study as high as that of any
~ College in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank. Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet and La
boratory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance of the Roanoke Valley rem
ders the expenses very moderate.-For session
of Ten Months Including Board, Tuition,
Fuel, Lights, Washing etc. about 800.
Students from seventeen States and Terrific
ries, including Mississippi.
He- For Catalogues and further in 'orma-
ton, address
Rev. -. r.. BHETLE. ID. ~.
President.
July II Pm
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EDUCATIONAL.
Jackson High School.

TTNHE THIRD Annual Term OF the Jackson
Il High School will commence on Monday.
September DIST 1874 Pr.f q. w. McLnurine
will continue as Principal, and Mr. stllUu
Watkins as Assistant
A Primary Department will be established.
and an additional teacher employed, should
patronage justify.
TERMS:
Primary Department, per month.............f 8 90
Junior Department, per month ............... 90
Intermediate Department, per month. UO
Senior Department per month. ............... % OU
Payable monthly in advance.
No scholar will be registered for less than
one session OF twenty weeks. Deductions win
not be allowed unless in cases OF protrncted
sickness.
Boys from distance can be provided With
board in private families, al reasonable rntoa
IL application is made TO any Of the Directory
JOHN HUNTER,
President BOARD 81 Truslcca.
ISYD0RE STRAUSS Scc'y.
JACKSON, August o. 1874 Pm
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Fair Lawn Institute.
JACKSON, MISS
TUITION

Prof Weigandt win resume his class in
Drawing ard Painting.
Tuition payable quarterly Deductions will
not be allowed unless In cases of protrnctcd
sickness. Scholars entering the School at any
time during the month Of October will be-
charged for the full month.
Young ladies from distance will be provi-
ded with board in private families. I'D reaa0u-
able rates. MARY "A MOgELEY
July 80 lS742m. Principal.
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Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress SITS,
JACKSON, MISS.
W. T. RATLIFF,
President Board of Trustees
July p, 1874, BIN.

VNHIS INSTITUTION, under the principal
i direction Of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN,
Aided by Faculty of the most Experienced
and Accomplished Male and Female Professors
and Teachers, will be open for the reception
of pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Next, at the spacious and conmodious school
rooms of
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
The College will be chartered at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature and fully prepared 10
graduate its pupils and grant diplomas.
A full Collegiate course Of instruction-in-
Guiding all the polite accomplishments of
young ladies-will be given.
The course of studies will be divided into
the PestaloZzian, Junior and Senior Glasses,
and these subdivided into all The Schools of
Modern Education.
For the accommodation Of families composed
alike Of boys and girls, separate department
for boys under sixteen years of age, will be
organized.
PROF. C. F. wEIGANDT,
A German Scholar and Artist Of wide reputa-
ton in this country, will have charge Of the
schools of Modern Languages, Painting and
Drawing. The Principal, and her female. as
sistants, will presideov all the other schools.
Tuition per month, payable monty, in adj
vance, as follows:
Senior classes-English. 90
Junior classes-English... 90
Pestalozzian classes-English....... %
EXTRAS.
Music-VOcal 90
.............. W
Guitar.............s. . w
VIOLIN .......... . w
Calisthenics %
Fancy ................. %
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
st. StaniSIaus Commercial College,
BAN ST. LOUIS, MISS.
Chartered by the State Legislature with
Power to Confer Degrees.
Session ODeDs September 18th.

The aim of this Institution is to impart a
thorough Moral and Commercial training, in
Guiding French and English. Special atten-
ton paid to Bookkeeping, Commercial Cores
pondence, Mathematics and Penmanship. I'm
paralleled advantages of sea- breeze. bathing
and railroad communication. Board and tut
ton for ten months, $3.50.
Address BROTHER GABRIEL, President.
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=, Kid Gloves, 81 per pair at
,nrs;
, 1874-06-17
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA,
SPAIN.

May o.
LoNDoN.-The Paris journals state that ST.. Sa-
gasta and other Members of the Spanish Cabinet
are going to renew the Hohenzollern candidature.
May %.
PARIs.-The Desbas and the UnjUers confirm
the nows of the candidature of a German Prince
for the throne of Spain. 1t is said that Don Carlos
has sent General Ellio to inform the French Gov
ernment of the matter.
May 30.
manufactured Iona has taken command Of
the first corps Of the Army of the north.
BAYoNNE.-It is said that the Carlsts have re-
coived 30 Krup steel guns and are recognizing
their forces.
June 1.
MADRID.-Sr. Mantilla has been appointed Spa
nish Minister at Washington.
Hermann is completely isolated. There have
been bloody combats between the Garrison and
the Carlists.
June 2.
MADRID.-The Government troops have en-
tered Chelva, dispensing 1000 Oarlists.
June 3.
MADR1D-General Iona has effected a juno
ton with General Conoha in Miranda.
San Sebastian is in critical position, the at
, 1874-06-17

the Empire. The government by the exer-
the Chambers would, he believed, be able to
terminate the conflict between Church and
State.
CUBA.
HAVANA, May 81, 1874.-The Captain Gen
eral has been empowered to appoint the May
ors of all the large towns on the island.
From June l. half of the duties on imports
must be paid in gold. The equivalent in paper
will not be accepted.
A Havana letter of the 22nd Of May received
in this city says that the merchants exporting
goods to the United States from Cuba are al
ready adding the income tax Of 10 per cent levied
by General Cancha to the invoices which they
remit to their correspondents in the United
States. The plan is exceedingly simple on
their part-takes no money out of their pockets
nor out of those Of the people Of the island, the
people of the United States thus almost direct
ly paying the income tax of the Cubans.
HAVANA, June 3, 1874.
The Vos de Cuba says the government con-
templates public sales of the gold it is now re-
ceiving from the revenues, The V0S hopes
this news will restore some quiet to the agitat-
ed money market.
Very little business is doing. The prices Of
the necessaries of life have more than doubled.
The following is an extract of a private
letter from Havana, received in this city yes
terday ty a prominent Cuban, and bearing the
date of 28th May =
Bayamo has been in possession Of the Cuban
forces since the goth inst. Further details
are anxiously awaited on the subject
General Figuera, commanding the Spanish
forces in the Central Department, and Briga-
der General Bascone, who acts in conjunction
with him, both at the head Of a column Of
1000 men, have been defeated by General
Maxine Gomez, who subsequently made a
raid upon Puerto Principe and captured q
large amount of booty. In the neighb0rhoOd
of Cienfuegos another fight took place, when
Colonel Santalis, in charge Of the Spanish
forces, was killed and his column cut to pieces
by the patriots.
The Cuban forces are at the gates Of Man
zanillo and will probably soon attack that
place.
The Spaniards in Havana are much de-
pressed, but angered against Concha, and say
that he is making money out Of the Islands
misfortunes, but add that che shall not leave
the place alive"
SKETCH OF BAYAMO.
Bayamo is the birthplace of Cespedes,
Agullera, Figueredo. PachecO, and other lead
ers of the Cuban revolution. This city pro-
nounced itself 10 favor of Cuban independence
on October IS, 1868, and was burned by the
Cubans on November 81, 1868, at the ap-
proach of Valmaseda. Subsequently the
Spaniards rebuilt a large portion OF the city.
The historical plain Of Yara is not far distant
from Bayamo.
, 1874-06-17
JOKE.

If aman simply asks you to be his surety
he will probably pay. If he makes you
a solemn speech of thanks, saying that he
is your debtor forever, he most likely
speaks the truth. But if he writes you a
touching letter, swearing that he will have
his right hand burned off before you
shall be hurt, you had better lay aside the
money at once, as you are sure to be let
in.
, 1874-06-17

lacking forces of the Carlists having been in
creased.
Several cruisers have been sent to protect
resident foreigners, and enforcement are on
the way to this place.
June 4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 the number Of
5000 men have arrived at San Sebastian.
A battle is imminent in Estella where the
Carlist are posted in great force.
June 5.
MADRID.-A government vessel is lombard
ing L9queitio for having admitted a foreign
vessel which carried contraband of war.
Three thousand Carlists attacked the troops
commanded by Brigadier Salamanca, who
states that he repulsed them, wounding and
killing II men, whilst on his part he lost 30.
The Carlists have occupied RoSas.
General Elio has arrived at Bayonne where
he has gone to recover his health. Gen raj
Planas replaces him in the mean time.
The attacks of the Carlists on San Sebas-
tian, Irundun, Hermann are merely feints to
cover the retreat of forces destined for the de-
fence of EsteIla.
June 6.
Manufactured Don Manuel de la Con.
cha has entered Lagrano.
ORAN-Five hundred c%onvjcts have escaped
in a boat, taking away with them 200,0 600
francs and other effects.
ITALY.
VIENNA-Despatches from Rome represent
the condition of the Pope to be very serious.
RoME.-The Pope is suffering from fever.
brought on by a cold in consequence of which
The receptions in the Vatican have been sus-
pended.
GERMANY.
BGRLIN,-Tbe candidature of HohenzoIlern
is officially denied.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LoNDoN.-The Pope and Bismarck are both
i'll.
LoNDov.-8ugar, No. -, ID. S. oloat, gas.
Cd. Consols, 925. U. S. Bonds $40 (1867j,
Bank Of England Discount, 8 P Q.
PARIs.-Prince Clovis Hohenlohe, the new
German Ambassador, to France, presented
his credentials to-day to Marshal MaoMahon,
exchanging on the occasion the most friendly
assurances.
May &c,
PARIs.-Tho Republican candidate for the
Assembly in The department. of Nievre will
dispute the election of the Bonapartist Bur-
going who has been declared elected.
May %.
PARIs.-The Assembly met to-day.
May 30.
PARI8.-The Roman Catholic pilgrims from
the United States, who came by the steamer
"Pereire,' arrived here yesterday, and were
received by the Archbishop of Pau, who made
an address and gave them his blessing.
PARIs.-The Left Centre held a meeting to-
day for the purpose Of taking measures against
the Bonapartists. Favre proposed an alliance
with the Right centre in order to complete the
organization of the Septennat.
UNITED STATES.
June 5.
New YoRK.-Bankers' Exchange on Lon
don, SASH. U. S. Bonds 1862) 1143. Su-
gar, No. l2 in boxes, s. a 81. Molasses,
cIayed, new crop, SO "a 400. Muscovado, do.
do. 40 a As. Gold 1113.
New YoRK.-The Government debt has been
diminished during the month of May by AZ
millions of dollars.
A JOKE.
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CAIRO, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
AND CAIRO AND Full
TON RAILROADS.

The shortest and only direct route from
Cairo TO Jacksonport, Little Rock, Hot
Springs, Fulton, and all point, in Arkansas
and the Southwest, TWELVE HOURS IN
ADVANCE OF ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Through tickets, through bills OF lading,
and information as TO freight rates, pas.
senger fare, connections, etc. can be OBJ
tanned at the company's edice in Winters
block, corner OF Seventh street and Com
mercial avenue.
Hacks will call at private residence, end
hotels for passengers, when orders are left
N time.
Elegant Pullman palace sleeping cars on
all night trains.
Trains run daily, Sunday excepted from
the Cairo Office as follows:
Morning Accommodation st...... 1880 am.
Little Rock Texas EXPIRES, 1880 ain.
Evening Accommodation. ..... 2:20 pm.
ID. AxTELL, Chief Engineer,
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Dry Goods!
The Cheapest
-IN-
,H'Ele City.

The large stock Of elegant
dry goods with which Burger
filled his new >torc-room a
few weeks ago, have hccn
nearly all sold, the people
having been unable to resist
buying at the nnprcccdcnt.
cdly low prices for which
they were offered. Burger
is now filing their places
with a still finer and more
beautiful assortment Of goods
absolutely the cheapest and
best stock in the city. The
finest cashmercs, satins, en-
press cloths, alapacas. mo-.
bo;r. Of. o.. aro ,e,or,d
~ ~. .,,,... I",..
=, .'"',. ''''''
burger Shawi5 eclipse any
now sold in Cairo, both for
boantv and cl,ooono.. and
liy r,r. nn,;,, ..,,.r. 49,,
go 49, ''"''''' ''"''' '''7
',' "'so cheaper 'ool '''o
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$4,000 B-A-CE


Two Prlas $1,000 ,nou ia GrearHlc'., .
Five Prize 600 each u G-g,.lapts ,
Ten Priz., 100 c..h ia G.taubsek.t
1 Horse and nu-ey. with -H,crmouut,d
harness. worth 5000.
lne-tonci Rosewood Piano. worth $3.50
10 Family Sowing Na.1iu.-. $50 f4 suJ
each
each,
Five Gold American 'nuou auh,.. worth
$40 cpCh.
Ton Ladies' Cola !lmtr. worth 800 ,lru ,
-y|' cold AMI silver Lever c.uruur,ys'rhc.
.'u aia worth from 5-lto sHrUcruH.
'-.i cl.'u,. -IfCr-~bIy. Irwsigy. ots.. ets.
NuHrEE OF GINS -.5p0 TICKETS rri
EiTu 10 Il,OoJ.
AGENTS WANTED TO SILL TICKETS.
whom liberal premiums VIII bep4it.
SINGLE TfcLrrs ei. SIX TicKrr- 81.
IWiiFE TICKETS SlIi TWENTY-FIVE
TICKETS $40.
Circulars containing % rI,l list o.. prilos.
q description Of The manner of drawing. and
other Information IN reference 90 The di-.
irnuuon, win be -eut 10 gUy ono orl.rir
Them. An letters must boz addressed %
MAIN OFFICE. l.. -. SINE. siaN
lll W. lnta 20. CINCINNATI, ..
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Bet. Commercial and W Washington avenues
IL 10 true, the doctor Is one of the oldest
physicians Of the place, and his diploma
that hangs in his office. shows that be has
been 80 years in the profession. lie Is doing
. larger Office practice than any other ply
stefan, treating ali kinds OF chronic disease,
OF the human system, such a. old ulcers, and
all diseases of the SKIN, humors and blood
poisons; also diseases Of the throat; also
all diseases OF the eyes of years standing (;
also artificial eyes inserted; istula cure
without the use OF n knife cancers cured
10y the application Of medicines; pimpleb on
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured oil forms Of venereal and private
diseases cured in the shorte time semia
weakness and self-abgse cured In shCI
time.
1t is self-evident that physician treating
cases for twenty-five years acquires grca
Kill.
All consultations confidential, In person
orby lettea.
medicines furnished at Office in ..
1913 tf1 DR. DAVID HULTZ.
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HE Is STILL Living AMI CAIRO
NO. 90 EIGHTH STREET,

HE Office and dispensary II
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WILSON'S


Consumption j, decay soothing, expect
,lcy don0treach the aiusc-they donots,or
NJ forces ana psoiohs ne 1H'ur, Dot jAg
he Victim mastyialj. Clmaticca,ugc .,'
to ,fo so.i AM ~ caa ' be- Don or
tive, tonic and strength diving treatment.
Think q moment. ia. lung, are dycayiua
--Wlu.e,.H. u.cDral.uus. cavities and lrg0s-
culaaon carries thi. poi,ouau oycrtAc body
Wasting. lU-- Of appetite. tuUItatiuu. ui.lI
swcat~. ana a.l tho terrible. symptom, ap.
pear: , fl worth while 10 doctor inc ,,mu-
toms. which are merely the results, tylilg
iho decay, which f. 'ac rau-n. i. eating up
iHn li'n 'trln.at
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$4,000

will-Dc distributed among the ticket hold
Crs.
The tickets are printed in coupons of
tenths. aud all fractional parts will De repre-
sonted in the drawing Just as whole Tickets.
M
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Single Tickets, S9.tO; Eleven Ticket.
t2j 90; Fi.ty-siX Vcko's, $4,000; Ono
Hundred and iilteou Tickets, S250.oO.
Tho drawing win be made under the su.
puriutondCnce OF committee appointed 10y
the highest of oirl- in the state, duly sworn
20 the faithful pc nance OF the duties AS
~ucd them.
The highest onlcia otn Of city, County
md State have not c0'y endorsed Mr
Abelcs, but also his achcm
The demand for tickets ia unparalleled,
and al desiring 10 participate in tic draw,
ing should NJ once form their clubs aud send
In their orders
AGENTS WANTED in All States, Cities,
and Towns IN tho United States and Cana
das.
nzT- Money should be sent by Registered
Letter, l.. q. Order or express, with the tull
address OF the purchaser in plain writing,
Every package OF 4 tickets has q chance
to win IL prizes, but positively certain 10
win one, while one person ont of every ten
who purchase package OF II 10 bound to
win two prizes.
For further information and particulars
| send for circular TO the Manager and Pre-
priuter, and address
SIMON ABELES,
LeRVenw o,ih Hams
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Ia - < il. ] ~ E.t3 ~
Manufactured aud repaired.
special attention given to Iish' and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad uUG Ia.I ,,uft
AA' ol. WORK "a 90 similar character
steam and gas SITTING iu u1 lts Ifu.l..
= iull assortment of Morris, ia-Lcr g. Coz
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Eis.- good
Cic., and rH fixtures aiWats ON hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GA~
MADE a SPECIALITY.
Agent iur Cameron special steam f.i..
aud boiler ictdCr IAp bc,; mJullI,ju4,a.
'"h'h patent syphon pumps. and JUI.ur.,
patent governor and governor valve.
The following ongirra. etc.,. for ea.f.
Two steamboat crglnD-, i-i zach hDl- o.
cylinders i've feet stroke, ana boo gooi order
one steamboat shaft vui claul. vfut IRON
ono engine !Or al.-t.as if,isAH tiAI'.
One InA-I -tw Ili, cueiu., with .H.ii sp'
cg'nl i1f iluly or gang -ar, ...Uua l.ug.
tufD.
Also, q sCcJu '-htuI ..t," rutuus r.
chine aud Joiul,r .uu W4I. house AIt.H.
machine, I've good order
EHrina- and machinery pi au kinds bought
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PRIZE LIST.
ELnONnu

siU, NuD IEiIyi CIJU,cUU
Tho tide to the above real estate is W.1r-
guteCi perfect
The liberal terms OF this scheme bring I
mnity ever offered for the poor man 10 rirH
to wealth.
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No Person cun take these Bitfers accord
f0r 10 directions and remain long unwcll, provided
ther bones are not destroyed 10y mineral poison or
uiA'r means, anu vital organs wasted beyond the
point ~ repair.
Dyspepsia or indigestion. headache, Pain
Iu the shoulders, Coughs Tighinoss OF the Ghost
Dizziness, sour EruCtations OF the Stomach r..
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, palWtaital
the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain d. OIL.
region o. The kidneys, ana n hundred other ui.l..
symptoms at' tHc OG.sprlng5 Of Dyspepsia. DH.
bottle viii prove better guarantee or 10 m...
Than lengthy advertisement
For Female Complaints, In young or o'
married or single, at the dawn u womauhOol pf
tho turn 81 lc. these Tonic Httcrs display 300
decided an Influence that improvement Is s0oI
pnr-cpUbIc.
For InfammEtory md Chronic IhCur
'nntism and Guut, Bilious, Rcmittent AMI Inter
ui''eut leycrs, Diseases Of the Blood, LAYER, KiI
0eys AMI BLADDER these Ditiers have no cqul.
such Diseases arc caused by Nitiated Blood
They are "A gentle purgatiye as well q.
Tonic, possessing the merit Of acting az o.
pN'IiI! agent IN relieving Congestion OF iufam
nation 10 tie Liver ana Nisccr4l organs, and BOO
Bilious Diseases.
Tor SKIN Diseases, Eruptionl, letter, salt
KIeum IOirhDa, spots. ItmDlcs, pustulC4. Rolls,
tll1uu.'es, Ring worms, Scald. Head, sore Eyca,
Er5spc.Js. Itch SCurfa. pi,cOoraiious OF the skin
Humor- ana Diseases o. the skin Of whatever name
or nature, Gre literally aug Up and carried out
Or que system 10 snort time b. the use Of these
Filters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
TrHs the most wonderful luugOraul that ever
sustained tie sinking system.
IL. It. MCDONALD & co.
DTfHi'tt ana Gen. Arts., san Francisco. Cal, 4
GOr OF Washington AMI Charlton SIS, NY.
SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
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MOUND CITY AccoMMcrArtos.

Going North.
Leave Cairo at 1855 am. aud 300 I'm
Doing South.
Arrive ~ Cairo at 200 pm. and 600 PIN.
The express train north arrives at VIM
Sennes at 1870 p IT,, making direct connec-
uon at 1890 pm, with the Indianapolis and
Nincennes railroad for Indianapolis. the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing at all hours, for all
soints In the United States and Canada. AT
1905 pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
i'idsvllie railroad, for Terra Haute, India
sspols, Chicago. Danyie and all points
north, via the Terra uaute, Evansville and
Chicogo railroad, and east via the Nandalia
line, and indianapolis and -. Louis railroad.
At l55 p m. with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville. and an
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
In Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours In advance Of any other route
Express train makes connection SO IldO-
RADIO with St. Louis and Southeastern rail-
way, for st. Louis, Mt. Vernon CDinoi-,.
shawneetown. and all points between kldo-
RADIO and st. Louis.
At Norris City makes close connection
Tor springfield, Rock leland, aud all points
on Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail-
way ami corrections.
Al Crmi with st. Louis, Evansville, Hen
deron and Nashville railway line. Tor st.
Vernon (tndiara), Evansville, Henderson
(kentucky), Nashville CTonnessce), and all
points on ST. H., e., II. and N. railway and
connections.
Baggage checked 10 all important points.
10 For tickets and information apply at
the ticket office, corner seventh street and
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
l.. w. PALMER, Gent Supt.
4. =. WILSON, Genl Passenger, Agt.
Ia. JONES, Agent Cairo.