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Lock Box 81, Washingto'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29
COUNTY COURT.

The principal business trAnsac.si by
Judge Bros yesterday WAS the issuing II
citation. against dslinquont adninisra-
tors and executors. Such will be cited 20
appear a. The = sI. term to give al ac,oun,
Of their stewardship, or show cause for
no. doing 20. The following are ,h e sr-
dsrs entered on the judges docket ysster-
day, viz;
Ia the u alter Of the estate OF Anderson
Clements, deceased; Gilber, +. Baeos, I'D.
minisira.ar. Citation 10 report.
In the IL iitet " the estate 0. Hsary
Durham, deceased; Lucinda Durham, I'D.
ministrs.or. Citation to make fnAl ro-
port.
In the matter Of the estate Of Nichael
MeRstmon, deceased, Isaac Wslder, id.
tninistrator. Citation to fle proper
paper, and repars.
In the matter Of the estate OF Davidson
II. Morgan, deceased, WIN. NJ. Atherton
administrator. Citation 20 make final set.
Element.
- nv mHb1os VI 1ue csth.e OF w IN. ~,
Priest deceased, Fielding G. Priest, sd.
minis.rs.or. Citation to mako final re-
port.
On pe!i.lGa Of Antonio Celia he was
awarded the ad opsIon Of q boy eight year,
old, named Charles surname unknown
the mother beiug lead and the father un-
known. The court dsere.d that the name
Of the child DO heneefC-,h Charles Cells,
aud that be become the hen - said Celia,
| but that Cell, should 10. inheri. his
estate.
g. Harrison, deceased, John W. Harrison,
siministra Cta:ioa 10 fls proper
papers and report.
In the matter Of the estate OF AleIsn-
der Hsller, deceased, JOAN Sackber ger,
executor. Same order.
| 10 the matter Of the estate Of N. Jones
deceased, NJ. V. HszlewoOd, adminis.rs-
tor. Citation 10 file inventory and report.
In the matter Of the estate Of Aaron L..
Jordan, deceased; John Caub!s, executor.
Citation to die receipts Of guardian for
talsnco due minor hehs, and notice 70
guardian for final settlement.
Ia the matter Of tbs estate OF Rodney
Milford, deceased, Lydia Milford,
admInistrsr.I Citation TO report.
In the mst.or Of tie estate of John II
Brown, deceased Sarah j. Brown, admin.
istratriI.
In the matter Of Tia estate u Ben. Boss
deceased, Ellz.ts!t Boss, Administrator
Citation 10 hIe proper papers and report,
Ia the matter 81 tie estate Of Hezskisl
r. II. CAmiter, deceased; James 5. MGR,
ris, administratOr. Citation to report,
10 the matter Of tie estate Of Jacob
Gamble, deceased, Moses Houston, admin
| tsLralion, cipn fr.tamsnts dHHc1o.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals VIII be received at my
office. until 3 O'Clock y. m, OF TuesdIy the
eleventh ~ day Of August, 1874. for fura-
i-hibg tue materials, or doing the work. or
both, for the rc-consirucuon OF the follow
Ing described sidewalks, OF either OF them,
viz:
ON the south tide Of Fourth 4thl street,
b.tStcn Washington and Commercial ave-
nur-. on the west side OF Washington ave-
,uc. between Fourth 9TH and Fiith 9th
streets; on the north side Of Fiitb 9th
.t'clt. between N ashlogtOn and CONNER
,ial a.euue: on the east eide OF Washing
ton avenue, between Filth OH anu SKIN
~ b. streets; on the south eide OF seventh
l,thI street, commencing al The east .lde ot
Walnut street aud extending east MY lpJ
feet; on the north eide Of seventh !tthl
street commencing on the west side OF wal
nut street and extending west 10 the new
walk fronting the property OF J. !. turner
on the north side OF Eleventh llltlJ ,tTeet be-
tween Washington Avenue and walnut
street; on the east side OF foplsr street,
from point opposite the northefly eide oil
Division street, TO point -eyenty-6Ne li5)
feet north OF the northerly tide Of Twenty.
first street; Oh the south side OF twenty
first (2isi street between Poplar and -ycs-
more -lreets. Said ii iewalss to be recon
stTucted Of wood.
Sealed proposals., rs above, viii also be re-
ceiyed for furnishing the materials, or doint
the following described sidewalk, OF Ell heI
OF them, VIZ:
ON the south side Of Eighth 9Th street,
between Washington ana Commercial ave
siiiie;i, B2tksenp TashihgtSh a aSehnne and
Walnut street aud on the east slde Of wash
ing,on avenue, between Eighth 18th and
MIN b eth streets. said sidewalk 10 bt
constructed Of brick.
Said prOpo.a- -ha be directed to the
('ifE ('AInFtl pI the tIty al 'alTn. and kgll
pc opened at meeting OF -aiI council "a
be held on tho laid nth day Of August, 1874
al 1870 pm.
All proposals shall be made in accordanc,
with the provisions, requirements and speci
hcatiops OF Ordnance No. -, approved
June 18th A. u, 1874, witch ordinance |,
now on file in my ONCE, subject 10 exnInlna
ton at any time.
The City Council 7 serves the right e
reject am and all proposals.
WILL X. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
Cairo Ills, July -, lsH. li-.-2b-l0t
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GRAND BASKET. PICNIC
AND MOONLIGHT EXCU RSIoN.
STEAMER IDLEWILD.
THURSDAY, JULY s0TH, 1914

The Zee! and eleg ant steamer Idlovlld
having been chartered for The above pur.
pose, will lc.ve PHILIPPE. vharfboat at
$50 q m, And proceed up the Obj river
touohing st Mound City, Caledonia and
Metropolis. Returning will arrive At
Cairo at p. 10 At p. m. will leave
again up tho Ohio on moonlight eIcur-
sion, returning 10 Cairo al am. Brass
and string music will be furnished And re-.
frestme will DO in abundance. The
daylight excursion has tcsn arranged ex.
pressly for the accommodation Of parents
and children, aEd all Sunday school. are
invited to participate. Experienced off.
GERS vii. have charge Of the steamer, thus
insuring to oil safe and pleasant trip.
Round "trip tickets one dollar. Children
hs'f price. Parties wishing tickets will
please present their Invitations.
@. NJ. HOWE, NJ I. FUL1oY,
&. w. BRADLEY, d. II. CAATEE,
u. 7. BLAKE, d. HeGAS.
l6.7.25.,d
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EUREKA !
ST. LOUIS CHEROKEE BEER TO
THE FRONT.
MILWAUKEE BEER ECL1PSED
AND ALL OTHER BRANDS
DONE FOR

The vile-awske and itteptefs.t.e
Charley sch,eameyer, Of the Gelmsnia
House, sat saed that The people of Cairo
would repay his effort, Las iouad and
brought TO Cairo brand OF beer that
throws all others 10 the shade, and eelipses
MilSaukee a. the ligh, Of the sun eclipses
the light Of q tsllow.d dip candle.
ST. LOUIS CHEROKEE BEER
Is II. name, and usr,lj 4 oeb are is
manufacturers.
No atm 10 Americ, have expended
greater efforts to p'o'uee up,xcsllAble
beer, and the public verdict 10 that 10 pro-
ducing the Cherokee they hsv, arrived At
"the end Of all perfection in their line Of
business, Wherever It is introduced
Milwaukee is considered iniipid, Belle.
vile is no! caleb TO-, Cincinnati ard
Evansville are delegated "slop.'
In body, ia purity. 10 p.lA;s b,eueI,, in
color, in every particular that commends
beer TO good judges, tie Cherokee is pro.
nouneed "Ne plus ulitA'". To give 1;
pr5mineEce in Cairo above all other beers
to show the people how chesply they
were cold by The puti, Of Milw.ukee--it 10
only necessary to call a. the Germans
House, and fairly sample II.
Schoenmsyer, rs all Cairo people know,
I. one Of the .leveres,, and, wilhsl, one
Of the moiI reliable citizens Of Cairo.
Every body knows him, and, consequently,
everybody knows that when be ausr,s
that the "Caerokos 10 the be.,
brand Of Beer ever brought 10
Cairo, he means VIVA, be ,ays Give him
a call, aud no one will TO found 10 saw
SAT. Call a. corner OF Tenth, Washing
ton and Poplar. sd If your call be ., 10
o'clock m, and you may add /, your
Cherokee, viihOu. money and without
price, all you may choose TO appropriate
Of o splendid lunch. 1928,
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CHEAP LII N Der.

Desiring to wind up our partnership
business, wo are. selling lumber at reduced
rA,e.--S2 per thousand less than market
prices. Having a large stock of iogs on
hand, we are prepared to FIJI al bills at
short notice. We are selling sidewalk
lumber and oak. ttls per thousand, cash,
dolveredi and poplar, at corresponding
hgares,
Mr.. McGahey being no longer in our
employ 10 not authorized 20 take or.
ders, collec. bills or receipt for the Grm.
G2.7-s.4w WALL x EsT.
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ELLIOT & HAWTHORN. the po-


ELLIOT & HAWTHORN, the pop
ulsr wholesale and retail dealers 10 Boots
and Shoes, have found their pro'cn tLuild.
ing enlitely too small fer thor rapidly
increasing trade, they have, therefore
taken the well.known three stcty build
ing formerly occupied by X, II. CuSsIwG.
HAM, No. l0l Commercial Avenue, and
near the c7rtor # sixth street, and are
this day moving their entire stock Oh
hand Nj Elliott 10 now In New York
aud Boston, and 10 purchasing the largest
stock Of
DRY GOODS
OF every description, with
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, sc, sc.
ever brough, to this city.
The Hr.t story Of ,hi, building will b
used for the retail de2artmeu, Of good'
OF all kinds, while the second and third
will be exclusively used for the wholesAl,
rale ia boots and shoes.
Meurs. ELLIOTT 4 HAYrHORN
extend = special Invitation TO every on'
to call AZ i soc their stock and hear theii
prices, a, they are determined TO keep th'
lsrge,, and cheapest stock Of goods evs'
! presented /. Csi-o.
We cJngrA'L ,te these gentlemen OF
their property, and warmly recommend
them 10 ell our readers.
Remember No. lol Commercial Ave
nue..
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Tue BARBER suop is On sIo corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George S.ienhouse with his gen.
.lemanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready to soothe
your ioelnga with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. 1t frst-class shop, and you are
sure OF receiving hrst-clnss treatment.
Ladies' and childron's hair cut or curled
fertile nost approved STYLES. s-lb-t
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Leyying and assessing taxes for the year, A.
d., 1874, for corporate purposes.
BE II ord.ined by the City Council Of the
sgcTToS /. That the sum Of $4,000 l.
hereby levied and asse ssed upon the real
and personal property within the city OF
Cairo, subject 20 taxation, a. the same is as
scsscd for state and county purposes, for the
current year.
Sac. 2. The mayor and city clerk OF said
city OF Cairo, shall on or before the second
Tuesday in August, 1873, certify TO the
county clerk Of Alexander county, that tue
city OF Cairo requires the sum OF $4,000,
10 be raised By taxation, for city purposes.
SEC. 3. The county collector OF saId A.
cxander county, l. hereby authorized 10 re.
eciye city orders or warrants, IN payment Of
the laid city taxes, to extcut OF one-hali OF
tbs total amounts collected from all persons
and bodies corporate.
SIC. 4. IL shall be the duty Of the city
treasurer, whenever the county collector OF
said Alexander county shall pay over
70 him " taxes IN money, 20 apportiOn
the same among the fund. known a. Gene
ral Interest funf Fox. Howard & Co. In
tere-t fund: Bond Redemption fund, and
fund - pay amounts received In loan from
citizens tor grayeling Levee street, in pro-
portion ls the sums appropriated for said
funds are u the amount so paid over by
the collector; and. when the said collector,
shall pny over W the said treasurer, city
taxes in orders. or warrants, 70 place the
amount of same in the General fund.
Approved july 18th. slA.
Attest
WILL K. HAWKINS,
Civ Clark
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DMENTS


a NO. 81.
snuAi appropriations. for
ending April Both, 1873.
ID by the city council of the
mi. That, for the purpose OF de-
A the necessary expenses. OF the cor
alton for the fiscal year ending April 30,
.s15. and paying certain liabilities already
Incurred, the following sums, or so much
thereof as may be required, be, aud they
arc hereby appropriated, for the following
l. The sum OF s9,I23 40 for the purpose
oipsying Interest on sundry bonds OF the
]. The sum OF so,s4o for the purpose Of
raging interest on bonds issued 20 foz,
Howard q Co.
3. The sum OF e3,ioo for the purpose Of
paying interest on bonds Issued to the Cairo
4 81. Louis Railroad Company, already de.
4. The sum oisi5o, for the purpose ofpay.
ing bonds due, snd becoming due, before
April %. 1873.
Ibe sum of 90 600. to pay amounts re.
ceiyed in loan from citizens for grsyelling
Ieyee street, between 4th and IAN streets.
@. The sum Of ss,o0O, TO pay prin ,ipal and
interest on outstanding city warrants.
.. The OF sum sl2,jt, 10 pay salaries Of
various city ofiicers, including the p'hce
\. The sum ofs5.O0o. to defray the cos; o.
walks.
The sum OF 5000. 70 defray the cost
OF fli z and repairing streets.
10. The sum Of s2,5oo, TO be expended fer
ii. To. sun Of s2oOo. to defray the tx.
penses Of the board Of health, Including sal.
ary Of health officer.
IL. The sum Of sl.soo. to defray the ex.
denses OF the Fire ID psrtment.
Is. The sum OF $50 10 defrsy the eX.
ronses OF the city clerks Office and council
chamber.
IL. The sum OF s2lO, TO defray the ex-
peascs of city election.
IL. The sum OF sl,eoo to defray expenses
OF city jail and dieung pr.soner-.
~. The sum OF ESQ., TO defrsy the CN-
pen,es Of printing. binding and advertising. |
L.. The sum OF $500 20 pay for gas, or /
other light for use OF the city.
Is The sum Of 1900 for contingent |
fund.
Is. The sum OF $500. for expense, coli |
lecting gene raj warrant for 1874.
Approved July 18th, leI4.
JoHS WooD, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS,
CITY Clark.
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STRAYkD OR STOLEN.

From the uuders,gred, at Cairo, en-
Wedne,day night, July 22d, a gray horse
blind n let. eye ,hod on fore feet breas,
strap mark on breast on right hip three
n four marx, made by whip about or
. year. old about 10 hands high M.
lined to be lsms in tbs rigtl fore foot.
reward Of ten dollars will DO paid for
ais return or Tor Information that will
cad to Li' recovery by me.
I'D. ACRES,
Engineer Of Wall & Ert, Cairo. Ills
2G-727-d 81
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PgAcrcAL MATHEMATICIAN. ].

PRACTICAL WATcHHAKEE..-Mr. j. j
Stelzor, practical and thoroughly com
piIent matchmaker, has established him
self IN business at hIs residence, No. IL
Cross street. where be will take In ell
work rendered him. Mr.. Stelzer being
under no expense, can afford TO
work from G0to 100 per cent cheaper
than any other Matchmaking establish.
msnt in tho city. All work warranted
TO give satisfaction. Orders for work can
DO left At the bindery In The BULLETIN
building Mr.. Stelzer also keeps on hand
full supply Of sll kinds Of flowers, ana
Will take pleasure in hlling orders
left with him. 3s-7-l-Im
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q the Planters House Having imbibed
too freely ;of Dsgo lightning, they re.
paired 70 the Planter where one Of them
drew q revolver on the ohsmbermaid, and
used some very ugly language toward her.
They were shortly after arrested and
locked up. They will have q hearing be-
fore Judge Bross this morning.
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WAsHIsoTOS BAKEEI.--Mr. Joseph
Ronekor has takoa charge OF this well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, DO able TO supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and c0nfectonaries Of every de-
scription.S Bong an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr. Roneker will not fail 10
satisfy all who pstronize him. lac
Washington avenue. 3s.7.2-lm
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AUoTIoS. - Oa Thursday morning
July 3otb, at 81 o'clock, at the residence
OF Cil. Wood, on Walnu; street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Furniture
and household goods, consisting Of ole
fine repp parlor se,t, fine Bureaus, ward
robes, wsshstsnds, bedstebds, window cur.
taih,, carpets, chairs, safei, mattresses,
dinitg room and kitchen furniiute, Ia
fact, an entire outfit for keeping house
Tho furniture is nearly new AMI rs good
as new Louis II. MEYEss,
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FIFE CRoP.-whiie almost all other
portions OF Southern Illinois have tuf-
fered from the want Of rain, and crops
and grass in many places are almost To-
tally burned up, johnson county has
been blessed with just enough rain TO
make her crops grow, aud she now bs,
better prospect for an abundant yield
Of corn, apples, peaches, ETC., than for
many years previous.
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DELTA CIaARs.--Mr. T. K. Sullivan,
druggist 1872 Commercial avenue, has
something new in the. way Of cigars. He
ia now selling . brand Of his own called
the Delta, put up in handsome packages,
made Of the very best tobacco, and sold
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& Rennis have entered into oo-partner.
ship, and havo opened chop on CONNER
ci.l avenue, next door TO Perry Power,
livery stable. They are now ready to de
all kinds Of Steam AID Gas Fitting,
Drive Well Work ana P.u ubing. Special
attention paid - rop,riug Fumps. They
solicta share OF public patronage, and
guarantee their work TO 10 wei done
or ~ IA
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SEWING MACHIsE.-We havo new
Remington Sewing Machine, right from
the manufacturers and not yet unpAcked
that We want to sell or trade TO ZONE
clothing dealer, merchant tailor or shoe
maker. 1t ia the size used by manufso-
turers and Is too heavy for a family
machine. VINO wants u bargain
Enquire at The BULLETIN Office. 81
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TnE largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale At wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF. No.
ll6, Commercial avenue, opposite seventh
street. 74--6.l7-3m
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npn1NANCE 10 a

To amend sec ion % Of Ordnance No. =.
Be il Or iained by the city Council N the
city Of Cairo
SECTION /. That section "a Of ordinance
so. 4. De amended by adding thereto And
The mayor may appoint 4ucn person or per-
cons BIZ aud with the con ent u the uncil,
A. he .hal deem necessary % assist the pO-
lee officers i thorough eni0rcement Of
the provisions OF this ertiOn.'
Approved July 18th, 1874.
JOHN WOOD, Mayor.
Attest
WILL h. HAWKINS,
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Is THE CALApoosE.-Two young m en-
whs claim 5hswnsetown a. their home,
we're arrested yesterday by oGicsrs Nc.
Hale and Martin for raising . disturbance
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BUEGLAE AEEEsTED-Adolph W.li
vss arrested il tai, city ye,tsrdsy BY
officer. Andrew Cain and Henry Martin,
on = Telegram from tho chief Of police Of
Vick.burg Vol, il bursls' and has
been committing deprsdA,oni in V!cks-
burg for which be is wanted.
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for rye cKsTs each. Those who smoke
them will agree with US in saying that
they are far superior to mos, Of tho ton.
cont cigars sold In this market. Try the
Delta cigar. 7.AIm
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SULLlvAs.--Drug', medicines, per.
fumety,-eveiything in the line,-N 7.
+. Sullivsns, l52 Commercial avenue.
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Tng CoSoEnr.--The concert lss; night
was listened to by very large number Of
person'. The music wa, gooi, ard highly
appreciated
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EaAS IrATIoE COLONIZATION. - The
coming Hnniysrrsry Of tie emancipation
Of slsvos in the Wes. Indies, August LIST,
tho colOrsd citizens Of Caro- will celebrate
in an appropriate manner. A Grand
Barbecue Dinner will DO served in
Schee garden, and speeches, by we'll.
known orators, will DO made in tie fore
noon aud afternoon, within the hall,
which will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
A cordial invitation to participate in
The celebration IL extended 10 all the sur.
rounding country.
The test brsss baud in Southern
Illinois hes boon procured for the occa-
ion,
The tables will be supplied with all the
sessousble rofrosbments
Invitations have been extended to some
Of the most tsleated speakers in the ,s'd
and favorable nswers have teen received
from most OF ,h1fe who have been In
yitvd. Among t5e speakers who hav,
teen solciicd to speak on tho occaiion
are Hon Fred, Douglas, Of Washington
Gov. Pinchback, OF Louisiana Hon. J
II. oberlyi Hon. d. 7. Linegar, and J
j. Bird, Esq, OF Cairo.
Committee Of Arrangements. ID. q
Scott, j. T. Allen, Mace Lee, 8. Smi.he
and J, Jennings. 7-l7.6t
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The Meridisn Misc Mercury re-
ports that q rumor Is in circulation that
Mr.. McComb is negotiating ~ tuy the
Mobile and Ohio railroad.
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ALI the day boarder. in tue city can
b. accommodated a. tho ST.. Charles
hotel, with Grst-clsss board at second class
rates 7q-4.le.:f
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Hanover college, Hanover, Indiana
NEXT term begins September 9th, 1874.
Two full courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatory department, full faculty
Tuition free. Boarding M low as elsewhere,
For information or catalogues apply to Rev
q, L. HICKMAN, ID. u. President.
h.--.uM.iR
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SoMETHiSo NEw.-A new thing 10
jelly glasscs st Harimsn's. 67-7.lOif
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las Commute reou.,,,Il wi

InE eornmistss requss, ell who propo,s
attending the excursion on Thursday to
parehAss their tickets to-day, ihgs avsit-
ing sHy delay 10 leaving promptly On
time. The Idlevili will lesv. ros-
rrIvELY 990am.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

The BEsr.-Tbe general rerdic. is
ths, I. 4. Sullivans soda water lie the bcs,
in !he city. Try Is, No. 1872 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

For RESr.-Two rooms. suitable for
office aud bed room, over Hsnrys hard.
ware store, Commercial avenue, corner
Eig.h street 7l2.u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

Taz COMMITTEES vlo have the nAE,g.-
meat Of the sreursioa tomorrow have
lsfE nothing unaons 10 make /, The most
snisysbls affair Of tho season and every.
body who desires TO ,psad plssiAni day
on the beautiful OHIO had surely ough. 10
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

SoMETHISG NEW. Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc.
casion to have turnt bread. Call and 500
itat T. j. kERrH's. s7-6.ig.lf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

BASE BALL.-Tso following 4. the
score OF E match game Of Ease bail played
yesterday by the Lone Star and Comet
clab, of this city:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

4 TrlL line OF je.ly glasses q. Hsfi.
man's. ss6.I1.if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-29

WASTED. At the Planters house, -
dining room girl, who can speak the
German language. Good wages ana
good situation wiz DO given to such girl
applying immediately. 7.22.,