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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-03-20
J. N. ID A " L . =,

Deputy Collector Of Internal Rsyanus Al stanford
kentucky, and pay for and proeure the spa. isl TaI
Stamp or stamps they need, prior 10 May D. 1874 and
without further notice. J, W, DOUGLAS,
0rrlcE or ISrERsAL kEyKsuE, Com. In. Rev.
WAsnikoroS, ID. e., Fsb 10, "a i0s-lm
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THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRovIs-
hons Oh THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ:

Any person, liable Tho shall t.il 10 comply With
the foregoing rrir,iuents VIII bs subJset 10 severe
penaties
taxa nalncd above la LincOln county must apply 10
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Headquarters for bargains in gro.
PHERIGO 4 DUDDERAR'S.

Pherigo 4 Duddersr sell A. No. l.
Flour, made at the celebrated Duddsrsr
Mill.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The LAW Of December "a, is72, requires every per-
sou enggsl In any business, avocaiion employ ment
which rtudsrs him liable TO a SPECIAL TAX To
PROCURE AND PLACE CONsPiCCOl's-
~ In his establishment 90 place u business a stamp
denotng the payment Of said ssciai tax Tor the spc
cal tax year beginning May I, 1874 befre commenc-
ing or continuing business amer April ~, ls74
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MOGUL AND SAM,

| will also stand al the same farm, two nns Jacks
bred ~ ths late MAJOR By the Of Msdison),
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND CRop ITEMS.

COUNTY COURT DAYS IN CENTRAL KEN.
IICHY-
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We are requested Ia ANNOUNCE ". o. HANsFoRDs
essddste fss Judx of The Liaeon Cosny Court, sab-
jst 10 the sets VI the Dcuastic yarty ef IAscaiu
We sre a. -soria~i N sneoaDsp 4, e. sAuGLFY
- csniid.ts fH reeleciton 10 The o6cs q ysdep VI
The iinsou County Court sutlt "a such srtiaa the
ps,norstie I~rty may tsks la the sS~tion u .
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Fer Cisesis SIevh

We are authorisef " snaosnce " u. WHICH, .
candidate Coz the once " Attosnsy ks Lincoln county
subject TO the action u the p~socr.tc party VI lln,u
In he of candidate
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-25
GRAND BASKET PICNIC
AND MOON LIGHT EXCtrRsI,
STE A MER IDLEWIID
THURSDAY JULY GOTH, Is;

The fleet and elegant steamer Id
having boon chartered for the sbo.
pos, will I,.yo PHILIPPE wharf
';3O \. IN, anl proceed up the Oh
Touching u Mound City, Cslod,
Metropolis Returning will
Cairo ut p. III ~ sp. m.
again uI h' Onip on "A ''nnonl
sion returning To- CAIRO at am.
aud .irirs music will DO furnished and re-.
ircshm,n,s viii be- in abundance. Tho
daylight excursion has boon arranged ex-
pressly for the acyomm oda,ion Of parents
and children, a,d all Suuisy schools are
invited to participate. Experienced oil.
GERS viii have charge Of tho steamer, thus
insufing 10 all II salo and plos,aRt trip.
Round trip ticket, one dollar. Children
half price. Parties wishing tickets will
please present their invitations.
q. VI. HowE, NJ p. FuLroS,
c. w. BRADLEY, d. II. CATER,
II. +. BLAME, ID. HOGAN.
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M'kEAlG'S SHOES.
THE BITTER BATTLE Nv Elk
THEM

Tho efforts of tho Cairo Radical Reg.
ency to MAINTAIN Col. Mckealg IN The
postotiice Of this city, in oipo'i''on TO tho
wishes of large majority Of the Kepu-
bicsus Of the city, are creating much eN-
element. The friends Of Phillis and
Yost, who are not in the ring, arc
active and hopeful but We are almost
sure they are counting wiihoa! their Lost.
a bargain has been made between Senator
Logan, Representative Clements and MI
Pope, representing the Regoncy' and 1t
must be carried out to the ll'ter. When
Representative Clements voted for the
in llstiun bill which was after
wards vetoed by tho Presi-
dent, Mr Pope sworo he should be
defeated for denomination. Col. Nc
kcaig, who Is not a very active politician
acquiesced in this determination, and tn,
machinery TO secure tho threatened de
feat Of Senator Logaus henchmsn wa
put into operation. Slnator Logan, VII,
had concluded to cut of the heads OF
few OF the Caro- oihee.holdurs, bocam
alarmed and was brough. to terms. ii
agreed that if Representative Clement
were allowed 10 run again, he would no
attempt the removal of Fisher, and woul
secure the re.appointmsn. Of Col. Nc
X eaig to the Cairo postoflice
Capt. Clements scquiesced in the nj
rsngement, and q consultation Of Senate
Logan, Representative Clements, Co
! McKoaie and Mr.. Pope was held at Car
bondsle on Thursday last, at which III
contract WAS formally rA.ifcd Loga
agreeing to defea. any msn in the oena:
tina, the President may lominste to stan
in McKesies boots
So, Mcssrs. Philli: and Ios, may han
their harp, on the willow. Pope /
skiiiully using Logan and Clements, hr
secured to Col McKesig another term
the pos.ciiise. We are sorry, but VIC can
help il. and We hope the defeated gen,l
men msy have TIE philosophy to forget at
forgive. Mr.. Pope and Representati'
Clements are not proud. They vii, pc
init Phillis and Yost TO blss the han
that Rre now shifting them.
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THE COURTS AND COMMITS
SlONERS.

The case of the city Of CAIRO, vs. lots
~ and Is, block z, city, x Smyth, owner,
objection to special assessment for gravel.
ing Leveo street, which occupied all DAY |
thursday and goodly portion q We'd |
nesday remains undecided. The Jury |
after being GU. six hours reported that
they could not agree upon verde, and
were discharged By Judge Bro.s, at half
past ton O'Clock Thursday evening Wo
uhder'ianI tom gDJl authority that the
jury stood & to IN favor OF The citj.
The case will probably lie over until neat
term f,r disposal
Yesterday morning th, cas-, Of The
People, etc ys. Phillip Brown, asasuit to
] do bodily injury, was called and jury
empanncllod to try the merits of the case.
IL appears from the evidence that The
crime was committed about yoar ago on
Washington avenue near Sixteonth street,
the assaulted party being Timothy Sulli.
van, II druyman. Previous 10 this diff.
Guilty there had been some trouble be-
tween Brown and sullivan, growing out
OF refusal OF tho latter 10 psy certain
rents claimed by Brown t. be
due him from Sullivan, aud law suit be-
tween the parties had resulted, the sui,
being brought before Judge Brosi
While Sullivan WAS on his way to the
trial, he WAS oveftsken by Brown and
some violent words passed between thC
parties, whom Brown attacked sullivan
(Which Brown claim. wa. in self.dofenee,
striking him on the head with a spirit
level which he held IN his hand, and AZ
: Sullivan claims no WAS stunned by tho
blow AS coon a. Sullivan teeovcrc,
from the blow he event for Brown an,
rough.And-tumble Fight en-.
sued, which would have been
bloody one bu: for the timely intorfor
: enco Of Messis. jim Kennedy and l.
J Jorgenson, who acted II. peace maker
: and succeeded 10 quolling the di..urbanc,
y We presume Sullivan thought lie didn
t receive Satisfaction in the tight, for b
= brought the case before tha grand jar
d and succeeded in having Sullivan indicto,
G Hon. II. Watson W,Uh appeared Tor tn
r. prosecution and Julg, Mulkcy for IA
i. dcfSnse. The argument was closed lat
in the afternoon. when the rAse was civ,
to the jury who found the dofonIan! u1
y guilty,
- The next case thst ~
n be ,rol will DO that
n The People, etc, ". Daniel Milo
l. keeping gaming house. Ths case wa
probably be called a. the opening Of cour
! this morning.
CIRCUIT COURT.
> Circui. court 90 journei sine die y.sie
- tcrday, i. being the fourth day Of q
ninth week Of the term. Nothing II ia
portanco wss done except the entering u
OF fnsl orders in cases no. previously di
posed OF.
BoAED OF COUNTY COMMISSION
~ Tho county ----- '..'.-
N brooding over tho ASSESSMENT book, 81
have not yet come to any conclusion
~ regard ~ H. Il IL probable the, by u
=" evening they will have disposed Of a
10 appeals and objections thereto snd .hl
conclude their labor. Tor ,hi, term.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

This is TO notify tho public that tho un-
dersigned has removed his stock Of boots
and shoes from the corner OF Seventeenth
and Washington, to No, l4O Washington
avenue, In the house formerly occupied
by T, w. Csrrico ~ Co., where no will be
happy to receive his old friends and torn
new acquaintance, by selling them boots
and shoes at tho lowest figures for cash
Thankful for past patronage, he respect
fully solicits n continuance OF tho same.
3-7-2O-dGI :. 5. MATsoS.
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nRnlNANnE No 90

Lowing and assessing taxes Tor III" year, \.
d., 1874, Tor corporate purposes.
BE il ordained by the city Council of the
city of Cairo.
SECTION /. That the sum of $4,000 l.
hereby levied and asse ssed upon the rcal
aud personal property within the city OF
Cairo, subject TO taxation. A. the same j. as
-cssed for state and county purposes, for the
current year.
SIC 9 The mayor and city clerk of said
city Of Cairo, shall, on or before the second
Tuesday in August, 1874, certify 10 the
county clerk Of Alexander county, that the
city OF Cairo require, the sum of $4,000,
10 be raised by taxation, for city purposes.
src. Q. The county collector OF said Al
eNander county, Is hereby authorized 10 re-
ceivc city orders or warrants, in payment of
the said city taxes, 30 extent of one-half OF
the total amounts collected from all pcrson>
and bodies corporate.
SEGA. 10 shall be the duty of the city
treasurer. whenever the county collector OF
said Alexander county shall pay over
10 him city taxes IN money, 10 apportior
the same among the funds known a. Gene
raj Interest fund Fox, Howard 4 Co. In
tere.t fund; Bond Redemption fund, anC
fund TO pay amounts received in loan from
citizens Tor graVeling IeNec street. in pro
portion rs the sums appropriated for sale
iuuds arc to the amount 80 paid over bN
the collector; and, when the said collector
shall pay over TO the said treasurer, cit
taxes IN orders, or warrants, to place Ia
amount OF same In the Hcucrai iun,i.
Approved july 18th, 1874.
JonN Woop, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS,
4 lH
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LoGB sTAEs.

EMAScIPATIoS CELEBRATIoE. - The
coming anniversary Of the emancipation
Of slaves ia the West ladies, August lst,
tho colored citizens Of Caro- will celebrate
IN an appropriate manner. A Grand
Barbecue Dinner will be served 10
Scheel garden, and speeches, by we'll
known orators, will DO made in tie fore
noon and afternoon, within the hall,
which will be appropriately decorated for
the occasion.
A cordial invitation to participate in
the celebration il extended TO all the sur.
rounding country.
The beet bra,s band in Southern
Illinois has b9en procured for tho occG.
sion.
Tho tables will be supplied with all the
sosaonabie Refreshments.
lnyitations have been extended to some
oil the mott talented speakers in tho land
ana favorable huswcrs have been received
from most OF those who have been in
V''ea' Among the speakers who have
teeR solicited to speak on tho occasion
are Hon Fred, Dougla. Of Washington
Gov Pinehback, OF Louisiana Hon.
H. oberIyi Hon d, 4, Linegar, und J
j. Bird, Esq Of Cairo.
Committee Of Arrangomen,s.-D G
scott, D. T. Allen, VIM Malone, s. smitho
and J, Jennings. 7.l7.Ct
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE or TIE CENTRAL
HOUSE,

! will sell the furniture Of tho Central
House, in bulk, or in parts, commencing
this date, AS desire to leave the hotel
business, This furniture i, all new, and
OF good qualiiy-csrpe,s, beds, bedding,
chairs, etc. and will be sold alta great
bargain. The lolse for tho house can be
obtained on favorable terms.
JOHN ii HAFSER
Cairo July 70, 1874, o.
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PEACTIcAL WATCHMAKER.-Mr. j. j
StelzGr, II practical and thoroughly com.
petent matchmaker, has established him
soli IN business at BIZ. residence, No. u
Gross street, where he will ,ako in all
work rendered Lir. Mr. Stollor being
under no expense, can Afford TO
work from 90 to 100 por cont cheaper
than any other Matchmaking establish
ment in the city. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Orders for work can
DO left q. tho bindory in TnE BULLETIN
building. Mr. StelzOr also keeps on hand
a foil supply of all kinds Of flowers, ana
will take pleasure in filling orders
left with him. 3C.7-l-lm
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JEW .ADVERTISEME NTS
nKllINANCE NJ. II

OkblNANtE NJ. II.
Providing for t1e annual appropriation ior
the fiscal year ending April Both, $50.
he IL ordained 10y the city cotnril oi the
city OF Csiro;
SECTION |. That. for the purpose ut de
faying the necessary expenses, OF the cor
poration for the fiscal year ending Apfl ~
40, and paying certain liabilities already
,curred, the following sums, or so much
taereof rs may be required, be, ana they
srs hereby appropriated, for the 10 lowing
/. The sum OF so,77a ~ for the purpose
Upaying Interest on s0ndry bonds OF the
J. The sum OF $3.50 for the purpose OF
Iaying interest on bonds Issued to Fox,
Howard a co.
3. Tue sum of s3,l6o for the purpose OF
Yaying interest on bonds issued 20 the Cairo
:; St Louis Rstroad Company, lalready de.
lvered by trustee.)
4. The sum Of Si0O. for the purpose Of pay.
tng bonds due, and becoming due, betntc
April 30, 1879.
b. The sum of 1900. TO pay amounts re-
'eiycd I'm loan from citizens for travelling
.eyce street. between Ith and litn streets
O. The sum of 5000, to pay prin 'ipal au1
Interest on outstanding city warrants.
:. The of sum Sl2.j0I, 10 pay salaries al
'arlous city officers. including the police
force.
\. The sum Of -. 900. 10 defray the cost OF
walks.
9. The sum OF $4,000. TO defray the cost
pi till 'g and repairing streets.
10. The sum of - ,iOa, to I've expended io
slrainage purposes.
II. Tine sun of $1,000, so deiray the eN
psnscs Of the board OF health, including sal
nry OF health officer.
II. The sum of Sl.sO0. to defray the cN
slenses OF the Fire ID partment
10. The sum Of $3.50 to defray the cN
psnses OF the city clerks office aud counc
chamber.
II. The sum OF $3.50. 10 defray the cN
penscs OF city election.
IL. The cum of 1000 10 defray expense
of city jail and dieting prisoners.
10. The sum Of 500 TO detray the cN
penscs ofprlnting. binding and advertising
II. The sum OF $4,000 TO pay for gas or
other light for use Of the city.
Is. The sum of sl.j0J for contingent
1uud.
49, The sum of 81 800, for expense. col.
lecting general warrant for 1874.
Approved July 18th, lsd.
JOnN Woop, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. HAWKINS.
City Clerk.
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BASE BALL AGAGs.-On Thursday lac,
the Lone Stars and Little Rsis played u
match game of base ball, and the Lone
Stars carried of the horns, " but ye.,er-
day the Little Reds come to their feet and
won them back by the following score
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CHEAP LUMBEK

Desiring to wind up our partnership
ou''he's' we aro.sei.ing lumber Il, reduced
rA'oS--f= per thousand less than market
prices Having largo stoeF of loga on
nHhd' We afe prepared to I'LL all bills ut
short notice We are selling sidewalk
lumber and oak, tils per thousand, cash,
dehVefedi and poplar, at corresponding
figures.
Mr. McGShoy being no longer In our
employ IA not authorized 10 tsko Or
ders, collect bills oT receipt for the lrm.
oZ-te-tw WALL II EST.
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AREEsrED.-Bill Hamilton, A we'll
known colored man, was arrO,,ei ye.tor-
dsy afternoon by oil Martin ON =.
wsrrantsworn out by colorsa girl named
Mary Scott charging him with an at,en D,
to commit rape upon the Aforesaid Mary
Scott. Hamilton will havo Il hearing
before Judge Bross this morning.
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wu,ssfArLr Is Ir?-Tbs jonesboro

Advertiser contains the following;
What i, the matter with Tue CAIRO
BULLETIN Some days it reache, VI, on
the day OF publication, sometimes two "
three days ls.o, and sometimes not II. all
Come up John, and explain.
The BULLETIN almost every morn.
ing is mailedby boing placedin the
mail car on the Illinois Central railroad,
and il iis delivery is delayed for days, the
gentlemen who "run tina, car are TO
blame. We have had other complaints.
We do hope the mail men will attend to
the matter and save tho annoyance these
complaints cause US. They evidently
carry The BuLLETIS past is do..ina,ion,
a. several OF the poitoiliccs, and then
ios~n ~ UAcK uny- ~
would no, for the world give them trouble
or interfere with their slumber,, bat i.
they would attend to ,hi. matter we would
be much obliged.
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For REST.-Hou on cornor OF Elcy.
enth and Walnut street.. Largo and
roomy, good door yards ard ground APP
ply on the premises or Arlington House.
HENRY ELLIE.
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THE barber saop Ia GA mo corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j, George Stlenhouse with his gon.
tlemanly assistants can be found ut any
hour Of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham.
poo. LISA Grst.cla'a chop, and you are
sure Of receiving drst.clsss treatment.
Ladies and childrens hair cut or curled
ftcrtLo most approved stvles. s-l5-t
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OnDINANCE ~. y.


TO amend section - OF Ordinance Nc. 1.
lie IL ordained by the city Council OF The
city OF Cairo
sEcNoS /. That section - of ordinance
No. 4. he amended by adding thereto: AN,
the mayor may appoint such person or per
SOUS BY and with the consent OF the council
NJ he shalt deem necessary 10 assist the pU'
lse officers ia thorough enforcement Of
the provisions of this section
Approved July 18th, lS5i.
joan WoOD, Mayor.
Attest
WILL X. ii NwkINs.
CIV Hl.rE
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The largest and best-sclectei stock
u FU RNlTURE for sale at whylcsalo
and retail by HENRY EICHHOFF, No.
10, Commercial avenue, opposite seventh
street. 1i-J-l7-Jm
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A fun report OF the base osll match
yesterday, by Especial reporter who WAS
on the crund, has been crowded out, and
will appear In 10 morrow issue.
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To REST.--Two Of the mos. cligable
and ncat Office rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room. No. ll3, Commercial avenue.
7l-G-ll-tf ID. ARrER.
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FIsnIsG.-Joe Able, and a company
he has formed, are in Missouri fishing an
hunting-,using relaxation from hnrd
labor.
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the BEsr.-Tbe general verdict is,
that i. II. sullivsn's soda water is the best
in The city. Try IL, No. l52 Common.
cial avenue, between Nislh and Tenth
street
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TnE BEST.-Bet.er board at the Del
monico than any other house in the city
75.7-l2-Ct
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AT AL HOURs. We understand that
ON tho first of neat month the Dolmonico
hotel DINING room will be open day and
night. Meul tickets will be sold a. the
rate Of Gfteen for Ayo dollars, thus en-
sbling those who wish 20 call fon and get
their meals at any hour, day or night
The host the market affords will 10 sup.
piled, and boardcrs can order what they
choose. s-6.7-l2,Ct
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RELIGrocs NEws.--The Fourth Quart
otly meeting Of the NJ. Il. Church, for
this conference year, will commence this
evening. The services will be conducted
by Rev H. Sears.
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Losr.--Ei,hcr on Commercial ayepue
Ohio !eyoo, Eighth or Sixth streets gold
H. Of r. sool, with tho letter ak. T.. b.
engraved on II, Tho finder will DO .ult-
able rewarded ~ leaving itatTHx BrL.
KgrlY office. ..
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SULLIVAN Drugs, medicines, per.
inmsry'-everything in the lnc,-A, 7.
l.. Sul!ivsn's, lj2 Commercial avenue.
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SoLp.-1ho Green Line whArfboat ha.
boon sold to the st. Louis, Iron Noun.
tam aud Southern Railway Company. !,
was removed asroEs tho river yesterday,
to tho terminus OF the road a, Birls
mint
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SOMETHING NEw,-BucH Cry,tal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No oc-
casion 10 have turnt bread. Call and SEQ
in. T. j. kEKrus. s7.G.lJ.f
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UNcHANGED.-The in,eilIgen, compos-
itor Issued yesterdays BULLETIN on
Thursday. 1.-THE sun ncgloc,s to poin,
out this fact the neglee. vii he strong evi.
dence tina. dOom's day IS near.
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Exchange, Coin and United, States
Bonds Bought and sold

DEPOSIT rcc.ivcd.and general .nlu
business done.
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Dk. JEsNELL returned 10 the city yes
ie'dsy and can be found at HI. ofHce, on
Ninth street, aL MI hours. strict a!ten-
ton paid TO all operations pertaining to
dentistry.
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READY IN A Few WEEKS "A baseball
club is being organized, by selecting the
beet materials in Jonesboro and AIMS,
with Rev. &. l.. Westman Ms president,
Rev. MIR. Min,on az vice-president The
name Of the club has not yet been deter
mined upon, but we are assured that in
few weeks this club will be ready to flax
the Cairo and Mound City boys.
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GAs.-Tho gas company took down the
street lamp burners yesterday, and we are
now a city in darkness.
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ALL tue DAY boarder' in tho city cnn
be accommodated a. tho ST. Charles
hotel, with first-clsss board at second class
rates 1J-i. l9.tf
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CoSTEAcrogs.-The gentlemen who are
rcaiy to make contracts for sidewalk
building vii! fad something 10 interest
them IN tho Advertisement. Of City Clerk
Hawkins, published in TIE BULLETIN
thls morning
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ELLIOT X HAWTHORN, the pop
ular Wholesale and retail dealers in Boots
and Shoes, have found their prosen tbuild-
ing entirely too small for their rapidly
increasing trade, they have, therefore
tnkon tho well-known threo.s.ory build
ing formerly occupied by Il, II. GUSHING.
HAM, No. lOl Commercial Avenue, and
Lear tho corner Of Sixth street, aud are
this day moving their entire stock on
hand. Mr., Elliott is now in Now York
and Boston, and ia purchasing the largest
stock of
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FL x 100 uoz.n one quart fruit
cans /. per dozen half gallon cans ~
81 90 por dozen, all Of good tin with
groovod seam,, manufactured ana for sale
by \ HALEY, los Washington avenue,
near Tonth street. S2-7-l7-lm
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For RESr.-Two rooms, suitable for
oHice and bod room, over Henrys hard.
ware store, Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street. 7-l2-,f
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK.
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POLICE CouRr Elizabeth Hensoly,
Lizzie Risor, Maggie Boston, Potsy Rob-.
'n'on and Lucy Dore, coloTed damso!s,
were each Ined i've dollars aud costs yes.
'erd.y tor frequen.inK cram shops aud
beer sslu0ut