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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-03
Items.

What is that which can often be
found where it is not? Fault.
Wien has man four hands7 When
he do'ubPleSI hiisIIfsts, 'paYE{Nlfi5
When are soldiers like ablacksmiths
When they are drilling and flin5.
who was Jonah's tutor? The whale
Wig brought ngHlTn him Up. Up.
:, Why isp hen immortal Because
her son never sets.
What is the keynote, to good-breedi
5'i.Eyer live, misforsaul,nnes expected with
e.inyolnnrr. { olnnrr. Income .t.or ..n ,.. bg
I'll Don't go to law unless you have moth
Ing 70 q lose: lawyers houses are built on
FOOLS head. r,5 y.m
Why lisa bridegroom worth more than
the bride n Because she is, given away
and he ,iss sold. -.o,. -, :
eaasWhyiis, n man hung better than a
syegabond 2h Because he has visible
oanieans of ofsupport. = z,T", ''a .
-siilAVhy is q happy husband like the
aAthhtio cable?' Because he is spliced
TO bis hearts content. .'2'.' III .f''
- What would this world be without a
wcnnn7 4 "A perfect blank-like sheet
.Sofpaper-nottr even ruled. ,,A o6s e.;l
Why is II so easy to break into an
old mans, house? Because his gait is
broken and his locks,are few. !
Why are poultry the most profitable
atook to keep? Because every grain
bftgy tthgey give give peck: peck. & 33IT2U0UA 4 .
v hat became of lot when his wife
S#asiihruned Into a pillar of salt. He
took fresh one.
When was Ruth very rude to Boaz
When ahe pulled his 9earsT and stepped
ON his corn.
Why is mad bull an animal of con.
syiyal disposition. Because he offers
!h9Intto every one be meets i iLi
Why,ought, q greedy man wear a
plaid 'Waistcoat i? TO kecp'a4 check up
" HFs.s'ori9enot t NJ fS'
.WhyBaret persons born blind !, unfit to
qbew carpenters? Because they never
sa",balisiIog s1ob,Q .s9ThH TtAAAn (
assSneezingt isl natures provision for
scratching the inside OF the nasal or
gan.
A now imitation of the camers hair
shawl has appeared. It. is said to be. d
.diaghifdeIt Initiation " ID 4, III !
et GWihat,is qdiAefance between q
wealthy topor and skillfull miner |?
One turns his gold into guartzs,, the
other turns his quartz into gold
IsssWhYSas the giant Goliath very muo h
.alstdnishe edSWhen David hitihin with q
st6nea'ASuch q thing had never enter
ed his Head Before, "'s E" '.a'1 r.,
.aWhdt are you'looking after daugh-
ter 2said an old man at Chritmas
parry 'ga5ssiAg s,asi ghltsl.A soh a iu.lav .for you
father was the reply
1t is wonderful the amount amount Of SNAP p
pishness and inoivility thpt can be crow
ded into narrow minded bilious clerk.
You can rralize it by asking simple
question especially if tho employer be
ahscnt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10
O,sts..

BoYs'hais on. 80 cent?, at E.Iiott& Hay
thOrh's.
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some time ago a lady OF thi, city went
into the confectionery and toy establish
mcnt Of Mr.. Phil. Saup. and told that
gentlemen that she wished TO look at his
toys. Mr.. Saup showed her his large va
rirty of toys with all the courtesy of a
merchant who j. DESTROYS of exchanging
his wares for grcenback-. Among other
thing that the proprietor gave her to
look at was toy horse with a detached
head. thc head having dropped OH. Ar
ter examining each article carefully. she
said She did not sec anything that pleased
her bat Mr.. Saup noticed her put the
body OF the broken toy under her shawl.
She bid him good morning. thanking
him for hi, kindness, and feeling very
sorry. that she had caused him 50 much
trouble for nothing. Phil. say, he was
50 cll--edly surprised at this pefOrmuncc,
the lady being Of high standing ia this
city. that he could not have said any.
thing ii she had carried oil the whole
store. But" say, Phillip, ''Nhcn a
little boy about ten years of aye came in
and told ne his ma had sent Him after the
head of the horse she bought, d--n me
il didn't give it to him, aud told him to
tell hi, ma IL he had anything more She
would like to have. She should come and
yet it
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

The st. Charles hotel hn. several pleas
ant rooms on the upper floor, suitable tor
gentlemen, that can be secured for the
winter with board, at very reasonable
rates II.
Joe Roncker ia now IN fun control of
the Washington bakery, ana having learn
ed the want, of the public, is prepared to
supply ON call all demands fir French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in dr-t-
class bakery. lie maintainos a full stock of
ontectionores, aud eau, as well asany
other dealer in the city, I'LL all orders in
that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornameutod on
short rotce. Special attention given TO
tho orders oiwcddiug or picnic parties,
012-tt
The best oysters at the Delmonico Res
taurant. 267-0-20-ti.
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All are invited to call and examine
goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Regularity "a eating, sleeping aud cNcr-
else and abstinence from such dangerous
irriilnls as alcohol and tobacco, tend 70
secure a long and heaithful life. But even
a strict observance Of these whole ONE
rules viii not always ever. sickness. Tie
best safeguard against cpi"emir aud other
diseases Is nr. walker, California Vine
gar B.tters, which, by pro noting a regular
aud vigorous seton % the digestive, -eore-
tive and eXcTciiyc organs, keep the body
in the beet possible condition for resisting
aud ropelug the cause Oh disease.
II-la-dNW.4W
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Tonight Cotlrill q Thornton's min
strcl~ give their first entertainment at the
Athencum, and we are certain they will
be greeted 10y a full house. The troupe
Is a iiri-class one. and should I've well
patronilod, q all good .hows are WlWu
they visit this city. The proprietor. Of
this troupe have spared neither time nor
money in organizing their company, and
feel confident that the performance which
they will offer viii satisfy the taste of the
most particular persons. a. the people
they have engaged are al good artist.
and are Wcll-known to the amusement
world.
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Cha.. Lancaster anI Newton Rice, In,
with Walters both well known 70 our citi-
zcn-, and to river mco generally, have 60
tlbli-hed a lumber yard IN cairo, cJrfcr Of
sixteenth street aud Commercial avenue.
They VIII keep every description Of build
Ing material ard steamboat lumber, doors,
fash, blinds, mouldings, shiagles, lih, Ct; =,
ETC., and are determined 10 sen lower that
lumber las ever been sold in Cairo. They
solicit fair tIlnl irom steamboat men and
bu.ldci,, and guarantee Subsection In al
cases. 3S,.lD-2..tf
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WAR DErr. RIVER REPORT.
December ., 1874.



Tie Pat Clcbulne t. very hard
aground on the middle bar at the head of
thcLittlc Chain ia the Ohio, aud it is feared
she will have hard time TO get off, a.
the river i. falling fast. How she ever
got there j, mystery, as her pilots are
thoroughly acquainted with every foot OF
the river to Evansville. She certainly
must have been blown upon the bar.
Capt. Il. W. Dugan brought up sew
cral pieces of melted jewclry and silver
hall and quarter dollars that have been
dug out OF the wreck of the Rain
bow which burned ten miles above Ma
poleon. Arkansas. in November. 1851.
She was commanded by Capt. Ilolcrali.
aud was coming up the river loaded with
cotton aud crowded with people. Pilot
Wallace Lamb. now Of the City of Nicks-
burg, was the pilot on watch when the
Rainbow caught fire. and Immediately
ran her three feet out on a
dry bar, and fully believed that
every person on board could get ashore.
But when he came down the steps lac
was Mortified to see that the flames amid
ships had cut those OFF who were in the
after end of the boat. Over 10 persons
lost their lives in this disaster.
The river since that time has cut into the
Arkansas river, above Capt. David Alex
audcr's plantation, leaving the wreck OF
the Rainbow nearly seven miles inland.
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Mr. Clark T. determined to keep up his
wsll-carned reputation a. n dispenser OF the
best liquors. lie yesterday received per
81 amer from Louisville LARGE INVOICE
or STANDARD EEANps or KENTUCKY
WHISKY AND OTHER LIQUIDS, aud invites
all that can appreciate that which il GOOD
to give him call. Mr.. Clark is Il clever
gentleman, and has after tive bar tenders
and walters. Can aud sec for your ELI
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Joint Discussions.

on the merits OF the Bible, between p. +.
I Underwood, Of Boston, Mass, and Prof
%. 4. Burgess. Of the Northwestern chis-
tian University, at indianapolis, Ind, IN
Cairo, ILL.,, commencing December %,
1874, and continuing four or more nights.
!. Resolved, Thai the Bible Is histor-
rally untrue.
.. Resolved, That the Bible Is scicntiii'
cally untrue.
3. Resolved, That the Bible teaches bad
and cOTupr morals.
ll-2i.dSwlm
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Holiday Presents.

Daniel Hartman invites the attention
OF the public to the immense assortment
of new, beautiful useful and ornamental
goods that will in faw days be dis
played at his store, comprising beautiful
Chin tea sets, handsome cologne or toilet
sets, Bohemian vases, jewel boxes, doll'
of all sizes and prices. Corner Sixth
street and Commercial avenue.
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Three thousand d1liars' worth Of stock
which was nyed, in a damaged con ition,
from the late tire, viii be sold 1t frJm - to
70 Per cent. below cost for ihe mex, ten
day.. The stock con lists ot cooking Gnd
heating stoves, tinwa5e, hollow ~arc, zinc.
ware, sugar kettles, ovens, skin -tsand LIDS,
coal hod. and thousand and one articles.
Now i, the time for bargains, At laG Com
mcrcial avenue. i, j. hEkfH.
~ u 1
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rnc,nimed MntcI,c..

Al Watches, Clocks and Iewclry, that
have been left with ire for ropalrs,on which
the charges are unpaid, viii be THIS day
left at Tie iewe,ry store Of Sir. II Il0up',
on Washington avenue, aud viii at the end
Of Thirty days from this date be sold to pay
charges. HERMAN WILLER.
CAIRO, Ms, December 9th, 1874.
40-t2-I0-3Gi.
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As we are determined to close out our
stock speedily, preparatory 10 winding up
business, we will sell all kinds OF lumber ut
two dollars per thousand less than mark ct
prizes. A large lot of lath and stoyc wood
on hand, which will be sold ut corresponds
ingly low rates. WALL & ENT.
22l-0-9-tt.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Il
| Fresh oysters or anything else YOU
want Of the Delmonico Restaurant, open
day and night.
DIR. Jennc'le, dentist. Office over
Stuart & Gholson's, Eighth street, near
Commercial avenue. 4iJ-li-l"-lm
60 to sproat's, 1855 ohio Leyoe. aud
get your ters by the hundred Of can
fresh every morning. l2i-ti
- oync's oy .ters depot and restaurant
oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
day, at Phil Saup's Old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Illinois.
For boot. and shoes OF any description
style or quality, 90 to VIM. Ehl,rs on
Twentieth street. He guarantees fatisfac.
ton Ia material, it, workmanship aud
price il.iO-ii.
II you want ircsh oysters without pay
ing for the can aud transportation. "p 10
sproat-, 10 ohio Levee, and get them by
the pail iiill, fresh every morning. 2-l-i
Having given up my old stand on the
lcyec and taken KcohIer n Bros shop, on
Eighth street. ! shall be prepared TO sup
ply the citizens Il Cairo, with the best
meats TIE market hHOid-. Blca-t can AUh
see mo. PM. How tED.
bear IN mind that Henry Sayers 90 40.
- Ohio Leyee, pays the highest marhc,
prices IN cash, for hides. luiT. wool, ieaih-
ers, tccswax. ginseng, taliow, grease. rag.
waste Taper aud an Kinds Of paper stock
aud Old metals. Remember the pace, -
Ohio Lcvee. Cairo, liz.
4sD-il-l2.lm
--~proai, 80 Ohio Loyee, Is furnishing
oy.tor, in the right shape. Fanilic- can
BE supp led in an! quantity flesh every
morning. f2ttf
At "Om Saloon" Eighth strcit, be-
tween Commercial avenue sud Ohio !eyee
the hungry may ind ali kinds Of odiblcs--
herring, sausage, cheese, &c., and The
thirsty tie finest Of wines aud liquors, fresh
, lager beer, and the best brands Of Gig RI.
hstsntlyc bar-keepers are always on hand
anbthe lunch sot daily, az ten o'clo X, sun
days i'..'uded, t. a. fnc q. any in the city
Iu-92-ti.
Get YOU oysters at the Demon'co.
BOYS hat. on. 80 ecnt., at Elliott & Hay.
thOTn's.
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iet y0n, oy.ter. n lIe DeImon.co.
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--Ncwly-huei, finely furnished barber
shop by George st'inhou,e, corner Com
mereial avenue and Eighth street. Years
Of practice have given bin light hand
that M kes a smooth shave delightful. An
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are Kept on his table for
the bcuc'it OF bis customers, and there is
no cdiou, waiting tor turns. It
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John q. Hartman has been appointed
Register ia Bankruptcy for this Congrcs-
.ional district. Since Clements re>i@-
nation no appointment has been made
until now. Mr.. llannan i fully qutli-
lied TO rcudcr the duties of the office. and
we are certain his effort will he perfectly
satisfactory 10 the people.
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oYsrEns. OYSTERS :,
cairo rn,ernrisc.

Sproat, l25 Ohio Lcyeo, t. receiving New
O.lcan, oysters every morning in bulk. lie
Is making HI own cans and packing his
o~n oysters. thereby avoiding the eNoIbl-
.aut CHARGE, for transportation, and j. cna-
bed to furnish 4 better article At less
price than any other doacr. Patron.lo q
home IN titution, AMI benefit yourself.
1904 80
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Tue Music store.

= MIR Robbins has been unable to get hi
whole stock i' and arranged for an open
ing this week, bat will have sight To
GLADDEN. thccy oi the people by Monday
next Among the invoice arrived are q
line aud Lu4r assortment OF yiolm-.
guitar hauio-. ACCORDION. etc. etc.
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PURE Irish whisky punch. apple and
honey, peach and honey, Tom and Jerry,
imported ale and porter and the finest
wines in any market, at the Crystal saloon,
corner of sixth and Commercial ave.
Io-Itf
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George La,tner corncroi Fou,ioentb and
Washington avenue, viii furnish hereafter,
every day - hi, patrons 80. | lunch, be-
tween the hours OF ten aud twelve O'Clock.
Fros! Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to be hai at hi, bar al al times.
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Any pcrfon ia need Of saddles, brides
horse blankets, lap robes, haltcrs OF any
KIND Of harness, should bear in mind that
William Ludwig, the popular saddler, has
Just received full tocl, which he will sell
at the lowest living prices.
4Gili-ll-tm
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Fresh supply.

Mr.. y. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale Mt his sales room, a large stock
OF English ale, porter, HenncsNy brandy
and wines, and liquors OF all kinds, which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
-Os50a5.lm.
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Horse clothing.

Wi liam Ludwig, the harness maker, is
now prepared to supply the public vita all
kinds of horse clothing of superior qual-
ity, which he win sell very cheap for cash
3j3-ll-li-lm
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vented.

fllty 10 seyoniy-drc dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers,
ladies. gents, ETC., etc. No capital or out
lay required. send 20 cents for postage on
OUTFIT. 10 u. G. WELCHHsS.
Il Irwin Station. Union County. Ohio.
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Now j. your time. You can get better
bargains than were ever offered before in
the line OF stoves, tinware and housciur-
nlShlng goods, at A. Ilalley's, No. los and
l7O Washington ave. l63-l2-In
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The Clirp and Nmornnc- railroad com
pany win send thcir pay car out from
thi' city tomorrow morning to pay of.
their employee.
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ThHv-fvo members OF thc Cotirill &
Thornton Ministries arrived IN the city
yesterday. and are Stopping ut the Del
monico hotel.
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$40 90 GOLD

roller Whp mlhr ilIr uryr.t 'um u
~ liN rs piu.I Tive CD frame
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10 lbs sugar for 81, at WilcoNs.
3 lbs butter for 81, ut WilcoX'S.
/ lbs coffee for 81. Mt " ilcoN'-.
Potatoes 80 cents per bushcI nj VIII
cON'S.
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ALL kinds of mixed drinks made with
dispatch, and most luscious to tho taste, at
the Crystal saloon, corner of Commercial
avenue and Sixth street. 1919 If
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eao0s; Hargnisbs.

Ho, for good bargains, at A. iIallcy's.
lie will sell at greatly reduced prices for
the next thirty days No. lOs and 40
Washington avenue. l0-ls-.-lm
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owing 10 delay Of goods the Musical
Bazaar. ~ Commercial avenue. will not
open til Monday evening next.
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Down, dawn they comc-ribe prizes Of
stoves aud tinware ai 4. lIaIley's, No. los
and 40 " 1.liin. toa avenue, 1912 a-lm
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800 90 GOLD

ROLLER VINO iuAka inc i4l.r-t run 81
.fi.. Urc ll iuu.'. 'fs.frfHl those y, lu
.t,r 80 ia.Ilriy'- ruliiuv
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Eight rooms 10 rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nue.. Apply 20 william Mcllalr, or at
Iii. nhirn.
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Nearly everybody in Cairo knows John
;. Garland. formerly connected win ih"
Illinois Central railroad here, but every
one does not know that h. has been ap-
pointed General Agent of the Louisville
and Great southern railway company.
with headquarters ct No. 3lD Broadway,
New York. but it j. true. aud woitlicr
man cslld not have been selected. John ~
old friends will be- glad to hear OF hi
good fortune. aud we take the liberty of
sugges,ing to all 'airoitcs when visiting
New l"r, TO give him cill.-S'u.
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EicHT.year cd Rourbon, only at the
Crystal siloon, coTntr OF sixth and Com
mcrriai avenue. IL "
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell DIR. ClIASE'S RECIPES; or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, IN every
county la the United States and IauHlas En-
hrgcd by the Publisher Ia Gls pages II con-
lains over = 900 household recipes, and j. suited
Ia all GLASSES and conditions of society. \
wonderful book and n household necessity. II
sells ut sight. Greatest Inducements even Of
iered to book agents. sample copies sent by
mail, post paid, for 81. Exclusive territory
given Agent- more than double their money.
Address, Or tHASE'S STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE. ANN ARBOR MICH i7I-ll-!G- Win
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OYsTFRs at sprouts l8j Lovec, at -
cent. per can, or Z % per hundred.
SOL ,-S-Jt
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THE finest brands Of cigars kept con-
SANITY at the Crystal saloon, corner Of Sixth
street and Commercial avenue. l2-itf
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II you want fine liquors, 20 10 the Crys-
tai saloon. corner OF sixth AMI Commercial
avenue. i2-at
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CHgAr.-White Granite aud other table
ware al Parsons, DAVIS y Cos, Tenth
street, l2-S-u
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Bfsr quality silyer-plated ware less than
cost at Parsons. DIyi, X Co.'S, Tenth street.
I2-S-tf
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL !
Bazaar of Fashion

Headquarters tor Holiday Presents
The Ladies OF the Presbyterian Church
will open Fair and Festival in this city
oa
Thursday Evening. December i7th.
Refreshments in abundance will be spread
that will satisfy the most
EXA cling EPlCURE.
Fancy articles in great variety will be
offered for sale that cannot fail to please
all.
No pains will be spared to make this fair
complete in Itself. Magnificent Holiday
presents for young and Old.
Remember the time and look out for one
of the finest entertainments ever given in
Cairo. a'-l2Nl-tf,
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BIO bargains ia Fancy Toy- for the holi.
dsys. Of pir.on-. Dayi- a Gof, Tenth
street. l2-S-tf
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hoYs. 30 and see the storm King, at FL
li'tt 4 liaythorB's.
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Reduced prices Clothing. Hats. CAPS,
Boots d Shoe. at HMrNANs.
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European Exchange.
Exchange for sale on all the principal
stiles OF Europe, at City National Bank,
a. Il. SAFFoRD. Cashier,
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CurGfRr at half cost at priyatc sale, at
Parsons. Davis ~ COS, Tenth street.
Ig.Stt
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@ he Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1874


The Phantom party to De- given by the
ITALIAN coihr- Oh on the ls,li int.
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WOOD at Eox Factory, 80 cents a load.
3G-l2-o-2f.
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leW Advertisements.
|nment Property at Auction.
.InnI ~ recl,t,tg rInts. .Ne.

nr Yld 1l public auction, by prlei. 81
". M'uIli, Corp Of EngifJt,- ~
1f iNrinh tr,t, cairo, ill4 ,ou1i ~.
! III iJIIi fNTI ~ 10 O'Clock u ~
D. ~ $50 ST dnitel. one iI.A1EOAT
hia, aud one shiff recently u-cl n
wy Operations un ~. Ohio Rhtf. To-
ale Positive Terms shasb.
Iui ave nov ing ct the loot orTweinh
Whe." tiic' m1y be- inspected until the
ai' f,-i2- iO-ti.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

The largest assortment OF Christmas
goods ever brough, to Cairo. Will be- dis
played on Monday. December Ith. at
DNN'L IlARTAMN's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

AruLL line Of boy and Youths caps, at
Elliott n Haytio.H's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily
and Sold by pm. II. saup. nQ-ll.20.u
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

SrRosr, la5 Ohio ieyee, j. selling Oys-
ter. heretofore sold at 70 cents, 81 80 cent.
pcg ca. l2-s.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

WOOD al Boz Ficiory, 30 cents load.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

CLEAR aud most fragrant IIayanas for 10
cents, at the Crystal doom, corner OF sixth
aud Commercial avenue. l2-jtf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

fREsH New Orleans oyster. at % cents
pcr.can At ~pr0at'.. 49, LcNcc. l2-s.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-10

BARGAINS in boots and -hoes, at Elliott n
HsythOrn's. -1-l2-G-it