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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19
GAS.
ONE OF THE TEN REPLIES TO.
THE GENTLE GERoU LID.
CAIRO IT,. Ang. Is, 1874.


u-----------~------~rs.a COMMAND
7sf.i 0ArRo, lit, Aug. 10, 1874. 5i
Bpiros CArRo BuIDErIS;s--Siucs Mr..
Gerould has seen ct to lay before your
readers . portion os-i.is proposal 70 fur
nisb the city with gas, l, as member Of
tho city council, beg leave to notice other
parts OF it, which l think equally impor.
tsnt, and which he seems to have omitted
altogether.
y It Is true, that Mr.. 6erould did offer to
light the city for SO 60 per post per
month, payable monthly in scrip or
cash, making no distinction
i,chstsrer between the two kinds Of pay =
meits mentioned, bu, in his communities
ton he omits wha, regard the mos. inn
portant part OF tho proposal, Wis "shat
the gas company will make no deduction
for lights eItingui,hed by wind, rain, etc"
Now, under such contract, any or all
the lights might be put out, each and
every stormy night, and the city be COM
PEELED 10 pay for something she never re-
ceived. l think the council would be
blip to the interests OF our citizens 10
enter into any such agreement.
i do not know what the coat OF repairs
| would be, but do know that under terms
of last contract the gas company did all
the repairs, and think so far a. both the
matter OF repairs and their wanting pay
for lamps no, kept burning are concerned,
the present proposition is just so much
wore than the.lA contract, TO say moth
thing. OF other portions thereof, and OF
which fault may be Justly found. ',q. 1-
The wii.sr think, that Mr. G's remarks
regarding scrip has but litts. il any,
bearing in the matter, as it !, the opinion
OF the council that the non-interet bear.
ing scrip will command as much by Jan.
uary next, as that bearing interest, excep,
among those desiring same for Investment
The council proposes to issue no NOR,
! scrip this year than will be absorbed in
tho way of taxes, licenses, etc, in fac,
they propose to redsem 5000 90 ovel
and above their is,ue, and they also 10
tend to find the balance outstanding, 4
| the holders thereof will enter into .ucl
Arrangement.
Your correspondent contends that tn,
Gas Co. would receive just rs muci
money at 50 80 per post, lin presen
scrip at end OF year as thoy over 70.
ceived at same prices, and do not thinl
1 Mr.. Gerould was much alarmed about tn
''scrip matter whom no would name
price. ard other demand the same whe'
Their paid in cash or scrip. There is ais,
ono other matter, which no might hav
mentioned In lis communication. Ii
neglected TO tell your readers that tn
price OF coal this year, as compared wit
that OF last, 10 much lower, thereby great
reducing the cost Of manufacturing gas.
think only speak the sentiments O
every member Of tho council whom So
that thoy desire or will demand onl
what Is right and just, hut ] do not thin
they viii, under any ->iss.uast.uos-, &C
ceps worse gas contract than the or
lately Cancelled. lf,nt nl ~. b. %. .gss...
| - MvMBRx SrRIET CoMxITTKK
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PROBATE COURT.


The following il ssynopsis Of sbs rs-
cord of bosinsss tfsnssc.sd in the probate
court yestefday:
Estate Of Frank &. Williams; Samuel
Walters administrator. Iuventing filed
and approved and ordered recorded and
It appearing that said estate consists q
but a few articles of clothisg, mo cha.tles
or other property, the order rsqairise tine
tho appointment Of appraisers was 70.
Nicholas Fsith W. Geo. r. Victor, nd.
rninistrator,of the ssssss Of r. r. Victor
deeessst 5sdsmsn entered against said
estatsforsas. 70 be Of arss-clsm claim. :
Guardianship Of Alex. 3. Caubis, minor
heir Of Ann l.. Jordan, deceased. Joha
Osnbls. Guardian. Report and invent
DRY approved and ordered recorded.
The Cauo Boz and Bake. factory vs..
Goo. +. OFT, Administrator ofths estate Of
n smsllenbsrg, deceased. Assumpsi,
demand $a4s 90. judgment rsndUs
for the amount, to be Of seventh elias,
AleI. II. Irwin W. Geo. r. orr. Admin.
h,rator same estate. Assumpsit, de-
msnd $3.50. Judgment
John Pruess, ". satns estate. Assump
sit, demand $40. Judgment for amount
to be Of seventh class claim. .II
Charles Booker vs. same, estate. As.
sumpsit, demand $i67. judgment fol
amount, to be OF seventh class claim. (
Paul g. Schulz vs. same estate. As
sumpsit demand SlL judgement 70,
amount, to be Of seventh clsss claim. -
Guardianship Of John H. Gautnsy
miner heir Of Wyatt Gau,ney, deceased
James Gsutney, guardian. Report sub
ni,t.d, approved and ordered recorded.
Es,ste Of Alexander HAilsr, dsosassd
John ssckburgsr, administrator. F,nA
report, approved and ordered recorded
and administrator discharged from fur
,her liability A-.- - ol@ -
Estate OF Benjsmin Ross, deceased
Elizabeth Bos. adminisiratrix. Fins
report. Estate declared insolvsnt, an,
all good,, ehstlies. etc, given to sh
widow as par, Of her specific allowance.
Estate Of Davidson II. Morgan. Cas-
continued to next term Of court.
Ests.o Of Joseph Swoboda, deceased
Frank Swobods, administrator. Admin
itrasor appeared in court and asked con
tiausnce to the next term Of court q
: which timo to make final report. Prayc
} granted.
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scarcely enough offering to meet The do.
mand Sales we're Glow with 2.Caa6c
quoted as outside figures. we note sa,es
OF tubs choice Southern Illinois zoe; 2
tubs choice Southern Illinois pc 300 III.
$3.50 4'o''ne'h @ita'|oc lou IDS small
- 49, 80 vAa on',ee, &c o'O io' goo'
'0'''n 'OV9'o'
EGGS. g.,.
ne not weather OF Ast week irjnred
10 y" WY market ana prices arc
o"''''' f'o'"'''' ffesh receipts found
s,o ..,a .,,.e 49,.
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The CAUSE OF TEMPERAScE finds oIe
of its most insidious and dangerous foes
in the many so-called "tonics - ana ZAP
petizsrs." made of cheap whisky and re-
fuse liquors, finished up to suit depraved
specifies under tho name OF medicine.
DIR WALKEE's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITrERs are none Of these. They are not
a beverage, but area genuine medicine,
purely vegetable, prepared from Cali
farnia herbs by regular physician. For
all diseases of the stomach, liver, kidneys.
bladder, skin and blood, they are an In
fsllible aud unrivslod remedy. s,f
I5.d and w-4w hafeh SCOTT 81.
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GRAcH-Tho case Of the State VI.
Grace Winsor was brought before Judge
Bird yesterday afternoon. Miss Mollis
Woods and Sergeant Cain were the only
two witnesses examined. Mollie did
not like to tell all that she knew about
thu matter, and Gain did not know enongh
to convict, and Grace refused to testi-
fy at all. Attorney Webb took
non-suit. The case will be carried 10 the
County Court. ,Grscs Was Immediately
re arrested, pied guilty, and was fined sio
and cost t.U -.-.l.. Il M ri 3. tGs
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(. TIE barber ssopin % me corner O,
sKlshsh street and Commercial avsaus
where !. George stsnhpuss win hi. gen.
tlsmauly assistsAfs can be found at any
hour Of the day or night ready 70 sooshs
your feelings WIZ rsmocsh shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Its Arst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving arst-elass trea:msnt
Ladies' and childrsn's hair cut or curlsd
nsrths most spprOvsdstv SLOT u
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WASHINGTON BAKERY.-Mr. joseph
hon eker ha. tAken charge Of this wen
known establishment, and win, on and
after to-day, be able TO- supply tho
public with choice, bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confectionaries OF every de-
'cription. Being an experienced and
shifui baker, Mr.. Ronsker will no, fail 10
satisfy all who patronize bin" l4o
Washington avenue. 3s.7.2.lm
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ARM Cur Orr.--We regret TO learn
that little son OF Mr.. Matt. D. Guntsr
met with an accident on Monday By
which he lost one Of bis arms. II seems
the little fellow was at work ct one Of the
lsth saws in bis fathers mill, when BY
somo mishsp bis arm was caught in the
machinery end cut off between tho elbow
and wrist. When last heard from he ws'
doing vol, and his recovery was consid-
cred assured. Pol. .sf.
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PRIVATE BoARDINo.-Mrs. JON. Car
michael having taken the large house 9
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue, is prepared TO
furnish private boarding , 10 a
pemsn, or TO geD =. ''-'' ladies and gen
'fhe house lie very pleasantly located and
convenient to the BUSINESS part OF tn city.
The rooms are large, airy and woll
lighted: For further information INQUIRE
VI The houte. Nf |'FFf
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DELTA CIGARS Mr.. 4. Il. Snlilyan,
druggist, 1872 Commercial avenue. has
something now in the way of cigars. He
10 now selling brand OF his own called
the Delta put up in handsome packages,
made Of tho very bess tobacco, and sold
for FIVE CENTS each. Those who smoke
them will agree with us in saying that
they are far superior to most of the ton
cent cigars sold in this market. Try the
Delta cigar. AQUA ..24.lm
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ON account Of falling hosl,b, Mrs. c.
MCGEE Is compelled to give up business
Tor season in order to visit the springs.
To do tins it is necessary ths. she sbould
collect all small outstanding accounts.
and she earnestly requests all ladies who
know themselves to be Indebted to her TO
call and settle as soon as possible and
without further notice. G3.s.Is-6t
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby n,tiRsd. pot "a
buy or barter, for : note dated Angus, 10
ls74' due ninety days afssr dsts. drawn
by me, 10 favor Of John Pslsis, q che
ssms was Obtaiasd BY fai,s rsprssssss sion
and ] will not pay Il. 6ILAA RosIHses.
64.8-ls.3t
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LOrs or STAvEs.-We are informel
that during ihe latter part Of last week
thirty car loads of cypress slaves were
shipped via the Cairo and Vineennes
road from Florence, johnson copnly, to
Peoria. Another large shipment will be
made the present week. -f
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A CARD. Il desire TO return, throug n
THr BULLETIN, my thanks to Messrs
Stafford, Morris & Candee for their kind :
ness and tho prompt payment Of the
amount Of insurance on my house, do
stroyed by fire a fow weeks ago, and
which was insured 10 tho Continental.
81 70-8-l9-lt E.t. MRS. CAHILL.
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To-DAY.-WArants were yesterday
taken out for tho keepers of nearly or
quito all Of the bawdy house in the city,
charging them with selling liquor without
license. They will DO brought into court
to-day 10 answer to the charges preferred
against them. Some tall swearing may
be anticipated.
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FoR PosTIAc.--Alfred Newman. the
colored boy who some time ago stole
lot OF gunnie bsgs from Carls livery
stable, had his trial before Judge Bross on
Monday and was sentenced to two years
away yesterday in charge OF off Ger
Henry T. Martin. lHt.' iyJ ayy
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THE NEW CHROMOs-FROM WILL.
LARD's FAMOUS PAINTINGS.

These Elegant Chromos are by far the most
lie, being full OF humor and "Pluck" TO Tho
last extent. Size 10 by % inches, mounted
upon canvass and strainers. Price $40 The
pair. seld orders TO the publisher, j. y.
hfDER, 239 superior street, Cleveland, o.
~ 92,U-0-d23m-w ''
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For sALE.-zoo dozsn ono quar-, iruit
cans q 81 per dozen s half gsllop esp. a,
81 60 per dozes, all of GOOD tn' With
grooved ssams man ufsctured and for o ls
by A. HALEY, les Washington avenue,
near Tenth street. S2-7-l7-lm
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sEALEp PROrosALs.-Sealed proposals.
will be received by the undersigned until
Monday, August gath, for the building of
brick residence on Fifteenth street bs.
tween Cedar and Locust. Plans and
specifications can be examined at the
Office Of Green x Wood, 90 Ohio Loyee
0s-s.l6-Ct Jouy wco,, :
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~. THERE Will DO y eonclAve Of
~ Cairo Commandery No. IS, X. r.,
INK this "Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, at 1880, sharp, at The Asylum, for
the pufpo,e Of drill. BY order Of the
Eminent Commander. . Of f4.c... I
7i-sI0-lt ay JKwETT WILCOX, Rec.
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For REM. - The undersigned has three
hrs,-clsss residences, two on Gross and
one on Eleventh street, for rent. Excel
lont oisterns, out.houses, and al o.hss
convenience. just put into fine order.
Enquire Of q. W. McKEAIo, p, NJ.
G9-S-lq-2w .
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all kinds Of Stoam atd Gss Fitting,
Drive Well Work aud Plumbing. Special
attention paid to repairing pumps. They
solicit II share of public patronage, and
guatan,ec their work to DO well done.
f7.7.21-Im .-.H
Many who are suffering from the effect
Of the warm weather and are dobililated
are advised by physIcisns 10 take modcr-
alto amounts of whisky two or thteo
times Outing the day. In = littlo while
those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number of "drinks" and in
titno bseome ooDGrIoed iGobriates. A
I beverage that will not cresto thirst for in
toxicating liquors, and which IL intended
! especially Ter tho benefit Of debilitsted
D., pttsons. whether ut home or abroad, is DR..
lScbenck's Sea Weed Tonic Containing
the juices OF many medicinal herbs, this
preparation does not create an
| appetite for tho l. Intoxicating cup.
Tho pbnrisbing and the life
supporting properties Of many valuable
naturh productions contained IN u ara
well-kpogn To medical men, have n most
strengthening influence. A single bottle
Of tho Tonic win Demonstrate its value
able qualities. For debility arising from
siekhess, oycrcxcrtion or any cause what
over, q wine gls,siul Of soa Weed Tonic
taken nrer meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for whole
,ope food. To al who are abou, leaving
their homes, We dcsire TO say ,ha; the ex.
cellcnt effects of Dr. Schenck's ses.onablo
10 needles, Seq VOID Tome and Mandrake
Pins, are particularly evident WHOM taken
by those who are iniuriousIy affected by
a change of water and diet. no person
should Leave hcn,e without taking a sup
ply Of these safeguards along For sale
by ali druggists. .t.r"
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STEAM AID GAS FITTING ,-Newland
& Rsnnie have entered into co-partnsr.
ship, and have opened shop on CONNER
eial avenue, mkt door to Perry Powers
livery stable. They are now ready to do
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GRAPES, GRAPES, GRArxsS-P.rlies can
supply themselves with grapes in any.
quantity and at prices that are cheaper
than the cheapest, and fresh supplies are
received every dsy,--At No. 70, Ohio
Leves. q, A. WHEELocK.
1851 ~ .' ttht gg ,yru -Ir .4.
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FoR PAprcAu The frst nine Of tho
Star base ball club of Cairo start for Pa
ducah tonight. They play match game
with the Paducah club to-rnotrow. " il
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Especial Meeting Of the CITY Council, called
by the Mayor.
Prescnt-His honor, Mayor Wood and
Aldermen McGaulsy, Ma,huss, saup
Thistlswood, Valdez and Wright.--6
OBJECT.
The chair stated that the object Of the
meeting was for the purpose of taking
action on reports Of. committees.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on POLICE AMI
JAIL.
Tbs committee on police and jail to
whom was referred the resignation, Of
Henry T. Martin, reported the same back,
recommending that said resignation be
accepted, the Same to take ef'ec, from
August IA tn.
On motion OF Alderman Wright, the
rscom mendation Of the committee Wa
cencurred in.
KYpoRT OF COMMITTEE on rIRE DEPART.
HEsT
The committee on Fire Department 10
whom was referred the proposals. for furn-
ishing hose, reported the same back, re-
thst the purchase be defer.
red for the present, az in
their opiniOn, sh' same can 30 purchased
cheaper later in the season. 49, 80.
On motion OF Alderman McGaulsy the
recommendation OF tho committee was
consurred in.
There being 10 further business, on
motion OF Alderman Thstlswood tho
council adjourned,
WILL. X. HAwKISi, City CLERK. 4
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ALL those that feel like., taking sple.-
sure trip to Pnducah at tho excursion
rates, half hare will please be on board
steamer James Fisk, r., tomorrow, Wed
nesday, 20 inst. 3 O'CLOCK D N. u
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COMM ERCiAl.

CAIRO, ILL,
MONDAY EVENING, August II, 1874. {
The week opens with . generally do
pressed market in all branches. Corn is
quoted easy and quiet. Oats dull and de-
clining. Flour heavy and slow. Corn
meal dull and lower and 20 on through
all leading articles Of the commission
business.
The weather tor Gag or two past has
improved greatly in temperature, but is
still excessively hot and dry. Tonnage Is
plenty and .hore is = good stage of water
to New Orleans. Rates are steady and
unchanged.
THE MARKET
nS-0ur friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it Is
necessary to charge an advance over these
fgures.-yDa
. FLOUR.
The week opens with -four very dull.
The supply offering is large, and the de-
msnd Is confined to . small order and
local trade, consequently stocks are accu-
mulating We note ssles OF 70 bbls various
grades, 4 so to 90; 100 bbls various
grades, SO to 80; 20 bbls family, 26;
800 bbls various grades, 4 90 to 9 20; .
cars xxx delivered, 8 s6; l car Xxx de.
livered, 4 70; 100 bbls various grades,
4 90 to Oh.
t' uu HAY.
The amour, Of hay received during the
last few days has been but little, II any
IN excess OF she demand, ana stocks are
Kept pretty well worked on. Farmers are
generally holding for better prices. Sales
were car timothy delivered, IL 90; car
cno'cs mixed delivered IL oG cars
mixed delivered, 10 20; Q caro- good mixed
w. ~ w COZ 81. e'ss a'no'ny och
COZ P'.'s ue''e''',i '" CAT
AN "'".'.e', - v" cAr
S''''''''' A'u u'''ve,eu, ~ w.
/, I', ..,, 9o"N fl.4
- This branch Of the market is quie. and
cary, Prices hold unchanged, but the do
mand limited. Receipts srs light and
there Is very little surplus on the market.
~ we note sales OF 2cars yellow In sacks
delivered, 70; car white In bulk on
track 'oi care mi-'d T." SACKS a''i'o'sd,
~ ears White In SACKS delivered, 3d. 2
'a's ~hi'o IN pu'k on track, "; 1
'n ysno" IN 'a'n On "sek' %; cars
n'i'u ~ ',eA' us",s'''. w ears white
" ' ''' ", ~. a.r |
....... oAio'
The market 10 depressed to-day in con-
sequence OF . decline all around US. At
New Orleans, the decline On Saturday
'moun'ed 70 iVSi2e. 3D. 10. ... .5ar
q ffices To-day, here, Ars shaded and
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WHEAT.--Mes Halliday Brothers
are duly in receipt o. large qusntites Of
wheat via the Cairo and Yincsnnes rail.
road. f 1aA
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THx BEsT.-Tho general verdict is
that I. Il. Sulllvnns soda water is the bes,
She city. Try Il. No. l52 CONNER.
cisl avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
trest.
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CANS! CANS! CANS Quarts, ono dol.
lar per dozen; half gallons, one City
per dozen made Of best material and
grooved seams at Henderson's, 100 Com
mercisl avenue. 52.s.s.lm
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NEW LUMBER YARD.
COR. SEVENTEENTH ST. AND CON-
MERCIAL AVE.

TIE undersigned having established a
new humber yard in eonnection with their
sawmil, are prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
building nntcrtsi, such Ms mr. .U-
PINE. CYPRESS. POPLAR y"
And Ash FIoorsug, Siding. Ceiling. dc. ~
special attention IL called 20 our stssu-
Hs1ss<.i rSxhSeH VIII be f>zrnfshcd on short
Soeice IN large or small quantities.. ~ n
a hrge stook Of cheap lumber on hand at
eur mn, which Will be sold at o. 20 go per
thousand IN carload lots. Also lsth and
shingles furnished IN any quantity. 4
CHAs. LANCASTER Il Co.
Cairo, H., August I, 1874. sa-Sm 2,
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TEN dozen boys hats worth 81 IS
apiece VIZ % sold forISo ccnts each re
ELLIOTT & HAYTHoRN's 65-S.fS-lw
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A NEW sidewalk is being put down in
front Of tho Delmonico hotel.
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JUsr received At. Elliott J. IIsy,horns
the best stock of Children's and Mhse.A
shoes ever brough,,o Cairo. These soods
sre of the very best make and will be sold
cheap for cash
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Hanover CoiIeege, ano,r,l Indiana

NEXT term begins, September 9th, 1874
TWO full courses, classical and Scientific,
with PREDATORY department, .ull faculty.
Tuition nee. Boarding as low a- elsewhere,
FOR information or catalogues apply to Rev
&c. HICKMAN, ID. ID. President. 81
S3-7-20-tw H. .. nu....... ...... "a
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GHoLsos,-WM. 4. GBoLsoS, of the
firm { Of stuart Il GHoLsos, hiss re.
turned home after a veeks sojoarn 10
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Mr. Nv. HATTos and family Of Nor
ley, Missouri, hre Registered a, tho 81
Charles. ~ ~
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The largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
ITO, Commercial avenue,Opposits Seventh
street. 74-5-l1- ism
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CALL early il you wish TO ge..shn a.
a great bargain At ELuoTr & HAY.
TnoRs's .IDR lw
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 1874.

MEMS hats worth 80 rs at Elliott s,
Hsythorn's forsl. tf lw
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NoTIcE.-An annual meeting of thu
German school society will be hald a,
Bress' Office on Wednesday evening
August the 10th, At 50 o'clock sharp, for
the purpose Of elec.inga new board Of
directors for the ensuing year, and for
other important business All members
are requested to be on hand. III
f. KoRsMEYER, ssoy,
CR.S-Is.ot ... A'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-19

hHLEks TO his PArR,Ss, AND THE
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREErxa.-I very
respectfully solicit continuance of the
iaVors OF my patrons and invite the pat.
ronAgs Of the public, but / wish old
patrons and transient patrons to distinctly
understand that / work for money and
not because of = philanthropic desire 70
shoe and boot my fellow men without
money and without price, and that, there
FORE II any old patron or new patron
desiring shoes or boots, has not the pecu-
mary ability to pay for the work ordered
when done, he ia requested to pass on 10
some other shoemaker. / want no old
patrons or new patrons who will not pay
Those who are willing to pay will end Il,
to their interest to patronizs me, because
! keep on hand the beat of stock, do the
best OF work, give the best OF fits and
work for the lowest Of prices. i
S-6.3w EuLERs 81
Twentieth Street, between Poplar and
WaR6tU OAf0 a va~nz