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BY Goddip, Warren & Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
11O6 Stain street.
!, m rp.Mr 9OnsE WITH THREE

NTEW FRAME HOUSE, WITH THREE
pnoMs. ON DENNY BETWEEN SlA III, q
asp hS SEVENTH STREETS, ROCKETS, F9 tSa
SALE AT Nat me h le nras a ea t on
SS~~TTIiP nay. October II, 1874, al AZ O'CLOCK 4.
Ii the PROP EETY as above . described
hhAs GUDDIN, WARREN CO..
Auctioueer5.
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UNFOLDING AND YIsTTINa3-ssaaaasss.s'
wv nosnIfpI. at De Dtsaateh Prtpt anx-
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. BLAIR BURWELL has returned
l{4 to the city and will resGue her.ipetsIction III
VOCAL MrslCEby the session Gr.guarterl OCIO.
BIER 1sT, at her residence, No..S20 Grace street.
% 2S.eou3H-s
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snsAp. YgRAYED. SEe.

T OST, Sunday, October atb. on Hull g.
open face SILVER WATCH, case carved EREAaa
No. $50. A rewasd OF Is Mnl tepaid u 7 us ruco-
very. WILLIAM HENkS ALhiNsoN,
Hull street between TSscllln an1 thirteenth
MANCHESTER, October Bbth. &C I'LL
CTRAYED OR STOLEN Grom my SRSa
- res,t,euce On Oregon HILL on Tuesday >HSs2AD
18Th instant. a RID cow with crooked horns
and half of her uGl .brCsIen off, LIBERAL reward
viii h. paid for any information which may lead Is
her recovery. commitments
oc 16-1ts JOHs HOGAN.
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EURNITURE.-I haze aoW on hand az
II the largest aud The most stylish, and best u
stock OF RURNITu 4 that have eyer offered YEA
TO the pIblie-mueh Of which has just beer set
up In nay Eareroons. Having tad much expert
ence III the auction business, ] Will furnish new
they generally sell for tseeond-hsnd) ct auction
Gales. Parties should not buy until they know my
prices. E.GATnhIGHT. No. IL Governor stresL
NJ IL
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DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER,
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
under authority OF the Virginia Legislature, TACT
pissed March 9Th, 1879.
so, 900 TICKETS. 900 CASH GIFTS
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FURNiTERE, CARPETS, LOOK ~
Il iSG-GLASSES.-Af full iiue of the above ~
goods OK every description on hand. Parties tn
in want vii! study their own interest by calling on
me tefore purchasing. Goods will be sold. Il re-
tuied. ty weekly or monthly tnstalments as chesp
rs they c.n oe bought from any house In the city
for cash Gown. Please note the address:
WILLIAM DARFRON,
u29-Su 1898 Maiu street
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-20
Arrest OF "a Cattle Taker.

Alexander Tosh. of UDin. a young
man ahout twenty-three, was charged
with taking yoke OF cattle from Halle
wood in this county. TO Clear Creek. and
traded them OF lor mule, which he rode
into Pulaski county and concealed near
Pulaski station. on the Illinois Central
railroad --ant was sworn -Vs"p,
Benz. Denton, the prosecuting witness.
and placed in the hands of Alexander
Thompson, a constable OF Lakewood pre-
cinct, who summoned posse of five men
and followed Tosh, and arrested him at
Ullin. After the arrest mob
of the friend, of the prisoner
assembled, and by threats, intimidation,
and the presentation Of pistols. compelled
the officer TO surrender his prisoner. One
of the officers posse drew derrlnger,
whereupon Tosh drew pistol and snap
ped il in the mans face, avowing his deter
mination 10 kill him. Luckily the cap
did not explode. The next morning, the
constable returned to ullin, but Tosh
would not consent to 90 with him. Sher-
if Irwin was informed of the affair, and
with his deputy, John Cain, and Sheriff
Spencer, of Pulaski, went TO Cllin
and succeeded in arresting Tosh. who is
now reposing in the county Jail. A
number of Tosh's friends were in the
Ullin saloon, when Sheriff Irwin made
the arrest, and difficulty was anticipated
but luckily he ,.--' none.
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which he will sell at chrome prices to
any Of his customer. desiring Christmas
presents.
The Cape Girardeau Weste'n Press
avs Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzalez are artists OF
an uncommon order. Mr.. Gonzalez Is "a
baritone vocalist and the Madame q finc
pianist and possessed OF q sweet aud wei
cultured voice.
The transfer steamer McCombs, I'M
dcrtook. says an informant of ours, TO
81, 4. carclcssly through the fog yester-
day morning, and went up the middle
and crossed over on 10 a sand bar near
Bacon rock. The tow-boat Charle
Brown, took a tug at her yesterday, but
couldn't bulge her.
When Mac saw the white frost yes
terday morning he said, "This Is a
black frost, and we will have rain" We
laughed, and did not believe. because the
weather was cold as Greenland's Icy
mountains. AYdHc was atrue prophet.
There &c 10 4 the meanest kind In the
after oJo lark, cold, disagreeable rain.
Rob. q, the art has sold num-
Der ossplen@d pieQU to Harmon,
which will be rallied this week. Mr..
Robarts has just completed fine picture
Of the city Of Cairo from a front view oD-
po.ite the st. Charles hotel, taking in the
city from Halliday's warehouse to the
elevator. showing tho river front along
the whole line of Ohio Leyee.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Gilbert. the
father Of WIN. Is. aud Miles r.. proposes
to soon commence the erection Of large
and substantial brick house, on the south
east corner Of Eight street bnd Washing
ton avenue. The lower portion of the
building will be- used a store rooms. aud
the upper part a. hall. From the fact
that the gentlemen who have been trying
for some time past 90 build an opera
house here have failed to dispose of
enough stock 10 warrant the commence
ment of the same. we think it would be
vie in them 10 consult Mr.. Gilbert with
a view of having the upper portion OF
the building so constructed that 1t could
be used for that purpose. rs there
is not. in our opinion, better place In
the city for building of the kind.
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MIR. George Stevens, of the Moline
Pillow company, was in the city Friday,
aud left yesterday morning on the Cairo
& Vincennes road.
1t was Mr.. +. Cuhl who gave the
barrel of flour TO the Prcsbyterians. Mr..
Cuhl is one Of the most liberal patroniz-
ers of the churches in Cairo.
Old Gartsides, the Coal King of st.
Louis, was in our city yesterday. His
business we did not ascertain, didn't try
to, aud don't want to know.
Mr.. John Newell went up the line OF
the Cairo and Vincennes road yesterday,
for what purpose we did not ascestain.
The Sun does Mr.. Pope the justice &c
say that he is n clever manipulation o.
the political wires. The Republicans
will miss him" tearfully says The So"
land so will the Democrats, for they'll
find Jordan a smoother road after Pop
leaves The road will be smoother-i
is smooth. 1t is just possible, if II wer
not smooth for the opponents of Rad
icali.m in Southern Illinois, Mr.. Pop
might persuade himself to tarry with N
a little longer
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Joint Discussion,

on the merits Of ths Bible, between y. Y.
Underwood, OF Boston, Mas,., aud Prot
o. 4. Burgess, o. the Northwestern Cbfi'-
tian University, at Indianapolis, Ind, at
the Athen, um. Cairo, III, commencing
December %, ls7i, and continuing four OF
more nights.
/. Resolved, That the Bible l. his,ori-
cally untrue.
2. Resolved, That the Bible is scien.i6-
cally untrue.
3. Resolved, That the Bible teaches had
and corrupt moral-.
Admission. 70 cents; reserved seats, %
cents. Tickets Tor sale a, the Bookstores,
Robbins music store, Buder's Jewely
store and schuh's DRUG store. Reserved
Seats may be procured at ID. Haitmtn's.
liza j&wlm
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ReIigOlla.

Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will conduct the
services. ~ usual. at the Church of the
Red.emer, to-day at 10. O'Clock am. and
:! pm.
The services will be conducted a
usual, by the Rev. DR.. Thayer, in the
Presbyterian church this morning and
evening.
There will be services in the Metho-
dit church this morning and evening,
conducted by Rev. Mr. Wallar.
DIR. Henry will preach at the Liberal
Religious hall, corner Of Twelfth street
AID Washington avenue, til is evening at
go o'clock. Text: If a man die shall
be live again." The future life from a
scientific standpoint. The public are in
.ited
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THE RIVALS.
A story or Love and Revenge.

Annie Morris and Josephine Harrison,
two colored ladies living ON Fifth street,
had dispute yesterday morning about
man named Neil Gray, a dashing young
man of color twenty-one or twenty-five
wears OF age. Neil has for some time
been paving Josephine considerable at
tention, much TO the displeasure OF An
ME, and a week or two ago asked her to
be come his wife, 10 which she consented;
but. after thinking the mater over, she
concluded that she loved another better,
and that she could never be happy with
Neil, while Johnny John Hodc is the
other fellows name) was alive. and able
to keep her like lady. When Neil
received this blow from the
lips of the beloved Josephine, he was
almost distracted, and went straightway
and told Annie how he had been served,
Annie. who is rather quick of perception,
saw that now was her time TO make
an impression upon the heart of Neil,
and this Is the way she did ii: Neil,
she said, going to him and laying her eb
ony hand upon his shoulder, Josephine
neber dubbed you; she was foolin yo'
all de time. DE only woman who trul,
lobes YOU in dis whole town, is dc woman
dat is afore you; she don't Tub no Que
Josephine don't; she hain't got no heart IL
dat black breast of her'n. DE only on'
dat lobes you in dis whole Cairo, Is di
chile" This appeal had II
effect on Neil's manly heart-h
collapsed-gaye inland forthwith prom
ised to marry the loving Annie. Whel
Josephine heard that Neil was 60
ing TO marry her rival, she began t
think "dat Neil did hab little corner ol
, her heart" and she tried to win hr
: back, but her wilcs were unsuccessful
and she got mad she vowed she woul
+ be avenged, and she kept her vow. 81
0 procured a pair of scissors. went TO Il
;. home OF the gentle Annie, got into 70
: with her, and gouged her in the ey
t, nearly tearing it out She then we
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1. HEREBY given that default having hf'l meh'
for more than sixty days Ia TIE lmtnt 81
portiou II ~. amount secured o. D" patti bf
= certain Mortgage eN'ruiel by lisnry bunker
10 samuel STATS Taylor urd lhNin fArs"n-
'Irisir.s 81 the cairo City Properly uA'' l
August 9TH l.si. recorded in Tie Recorder >
Onler la AMI Tor Alexander county IA ne
state ~ Illinois. in book 'P'' Of deeds, lagt
no We. the undersigned, said lWst'e-
vii! on saturday the 9TH tay 81 January next,
A II l~55, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of That
day under and by virtue 81 the power 81 -hle
con In ned In said Mortgage sell al Public Anc-
don " tifs highest bidder, for cash, at the Of
fee building Of said Trustees, corner of Wash
ington Avenue and Eighteenth street IN said
ity 81 Cairo, in Alexander county and state 81
Illinois, all the right. title and interest 81 aid
Henry bunker or his assign, In and b. l0t-
numbered II fseyenieenI and j. f'ighie"nl IA
block Numbered n ttwenty-OneI IN ~" fouith
addition g. ,aid city 81 Cairo, arcoTiins b. the
recorded plat thereof, with the appurtenancs-, %
satisfy the purpose aud condition Of SAID Mort
gage : STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees 81 the Cairo city Property
Dated, Cairo, III, December ian, lE'
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Police lourt.

Business in the police court yester'ia!
was dull. Judge Bird was the favored
one. having four cases, while Judge Bross
didnothing. Judge Bird disposed ofhls pa
tients by administering to them the follow
ing doses: James Mcintosh. Ferdinand La
vihue. Martin Fallin and Patrick Duffy.
were all arrested for being drunk. The
Judge gave them all good talking to.
AMI fined James. Ferdinand aud Martin
thre dollars each, which they could not
pay, and were sent to Jail. Patrick was
more fortunate than his fellow sufferers,
having enough money to get out, which
H. paid and was discharged.
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General Items.

The San is mistaken. The net pro
ceeds Of the Presbyterian fair we're $500
and not $50. The San intended 10 be
correct, but AN dropped out OF the form
and reduced the amount wonderfully.
The Presbyterian ladies thank Green
& Gilbert, tor the use of the store room
in which they held their fair; Mr.. T.,
Cuhl for the gift of a barrel OF flour; Mr..
Blake for the loan of gas fixtures, and
Mr.. Sproat for oysters.
DIR. Henry, the mesmeric artist Is an
interesting lecturer, those who have
heard him lecture inform us. lie VIII
discourse tonight on the subject III
man die, shall he live AGAIN. The Lab
eral Religious Hall will be crowded
There is to be rattle at the store OF
ii. A. Harmon, on Christmas Eve, OF TWO
fine oil paintings, by II. N. Robarls. Mt
Harmon also says he has beautiful col
lection of paintings, by the same artist
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NOTICE

1, hereby given that default having be-n msde
for more than sixty days IN u. payment 81 a
,ortIon n the amount sseufst g. he paid by
certain Mortgage executed By Ksbceea > ,!O'e
~ samuel ~iatt TAYLOR eni Edwin PaI.on-,
Ir7lst.,. Of tho Cairo lily Isoperty, dated March
sph. is52, rrenrisi Ia the Recorier' once IN
and Tor Alexander county In the state ~ llli-
Mi. in Book go 81 dessis, page jls, We ihs
undersign,-i. aid Trustee, VIII, On -stnflAi
~. Oh tlay of January next \ ID i-i3' 81 j..
oi,ierk In the forenoon - that day, undsr anl
by virtu. u the power ~ sale coninln-l ~ -ail
hor;ase. .sll, .t'Pubiic Aurtion, u the highc-i
IIdder f1f slsh. NJ The ONCE building ~ fali
Trustee. corner Of Washington AF"nu" ana
Eightssn'h street IN aid liz ~ Cairo. IN Nler-
and.r county ant ~tais q llllu0i., nll 10 rSh't
tiils aud Interest - said Rsl-cea J 'lo's ~ Der
assign. Ia .nd D. lots numlsr-ii ouel !tW~ Z
3 f,hr,.i { ifourl, 5 1--we, . f,tNJt sven, :
fsight4 . nine. Ia block uuniier'l = izhi! =.
.i.ht In th. First adlitiou a. The said city OF
cairo Areorliug 10 the reeorlri plat ih'r''is
with the Appurtenanees "a satisfy th' puTp'-"
and condition Of aid Mortgage
STAAT~ TAYLOR,
EDwIN PARSONS,
Trustees 81 the Cairo city Property.
DATED. Cairo, III December liih. 10
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NOTICE

T. hereby given that default haying been made
for more than sixty days Ia the payment OF
nortion Of the amount secured to be pad by
certain Mortgage executed by Thomas o'liara to
samuel >taais Taylor and Edwin Parsons, lrns-
lee, of the Cairo City Property, dated nciobfr
18th, 1854, recorded in the Recorier, once ~
and for Alexander county, In the etate oil III
nois in book NJ Of deeds, page go, etc, We,
The unders gned, said Trustee, viii on satur-
day, the 9Th day Of January next, ID ls'5,at
no o clock In the forenoon Of that day, under and
by virtue OF the power Of sale contained ~ sald
Mortgage, sell, at Public Auction, 70 the hignI,
est bidder, for cash at the Office building ofsaid
Trustee corner Of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, in SAID CITY q AFRO, ~ Al
exauder county and State Of Illinois, all the
right title and interest Of said Thomas % llari
or his assigns, in and 10 lot Numbered q !wen-
tv.t.yenl, In block numbered III uOrty-siN) in
The FIRST Addition 10 said city OF Cairo, accOru-
ing 10 Tho recorded plat thereof, with the APP
purtenances, 10 satisfy the purposes ana conhl-
''N' : STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees OF the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, Ill. December 18th, 1874
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NOTICE

Il hereby given that default having been male
for more than rinty days IN the
payment Of portion Of the apouni
secured 10 he paid by a certain Mortgage
executed by william Fitzpatrick - samuel
>tlat. Taylor and Edwin Par.ons, Trustee. Of
the Cairo City Property, dated February eth,
l-Gi, recorded in n. Recorder once, in and
for Alexander county, Ia the State 81 Illinois,
In BOOK 'P' Of deesl- page u, We, thu under
signed, said Trustees, viii. on saturday, IA"
nth day 81 January next, \. ID. l~'a. nj ~
O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of that day, under aud
by virtu. Of the power of al. contained ~ sa!d
Mortgage sell at Public Auction, 10 the high
est bidder for cash NJ the Office building OF
said Trustees, corner o. Arlington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, in said City Of Cairo 10 Al
exand.r county and state Of Illinois. all the
right, It'll. and interest Of ,aid William ftiE-
patrick or his assigns, in aud 10 lot numbeTrl I,
f1ye), In block numbered / tonel Ia the second
Addition 10 said city Of Cairo, ACCORDING 70 th'
recorded plat thereof, with the appurirn5hos'
Norfrage : SIAAI- IAfLORi
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustee, Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, Ill. December IAN, lsii'
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

|
~ffesh oysters or anything ehe YOU
wsntat the Delmonico Restaurant, 1pcn
day and night.
Go TO sproats, 1876 Ohio Leyee. and
get your oysters by the hundred or en-
fresh ever morning. ia-i.tf
-"poyne's oysters depot aud restaurant.
oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
DAY, at Phil saup's old stand, between
sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Illinois.
"A goodassortnento o. all kinds OF heating |
stoves warranted sound and perfect, aud
not injure by the late FIRE, very cheap of
T. J KKRrH's. i2.lG-l0t
III you want fresh oysters without pay
I ing iof The Co. ani transportation, go to
| sproaVs, Id OHIO L.'-e, and get them by
the pail full, fresh every moIla-o. Pal
Having given up my old stand on che
| leyee and taken Keohcr IS Bros shop, on
Eighth street, | shall be prepared to sup
ply ths citizens q Cairo, with the best
meats the market affords. Please call and
see me. PHIL. HOWARD.
--sproat, 1856 OHIO Leyee, &. furnishing
oy.te's IL the right shape. Families can
he supp led in any quantity-frcsh every
morning. I2-4tf
AT "our saloon,'' Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio loyee
the hunzry may find al Minds Of edibles-
| herring. sausage. cheese, &c, and the
thirsty Oh finest OF lie. aud liquors, fresh
Ait atiyc be -aeer lways on hand /;
aud the lu' III set dai. Of. ten o'clo X, sun
days Included, is a, ii - Is any Ia the city
| l0-2l.tf.
Get your oysters at the Demon co.
Joe Roneker j. now Ia nll control OF
the Washington bakery, and having Learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on asll all demands r French loaf
B.stor, Brown and Graham bread, and
every thing else ordinarily found in hr't-
class bakery. lie maintaines u full stock Of
.oniectioheries, aud can, rs well a. any
other dealer 10 the city, I'LL all order, in
/ that line
sugar kettles, ovens, skilets and lids,
pumps, grain and grass scythes, wire cloth,
| CRATES, stove pipe, elbows and large vari-
ETY. OF other goods saved from the lata fire,
is now being sold at IS to rs per cent below
cost at r. J. KIRru's. Gl-l2'l6-l0t
Cakes bsked, frosted or ornamented on
short police. Special attention given to
he orders of wedding or picnic parties.
9.i2-lL
The best oysters at the Delmonico Res
taurant. 267-9-20-u.
-Newly-htted, finely furnished barber
shop by George steiuhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Year
Of practice have given him light han'
that IN ,kes smooth shave delightful Al
who try him once will call again. All The
late daily papers are kept on hi table ioI
the benefit OF his customers, aud thoro Il
no edious waiting for turns. u
If you ant good c''io wool co"h
stove for below cost, cill At +. j. kEETH's.
l2.ls-l0t
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Cairo Transfer Elevator.

Storage capacity 1900 bushels. Trans
ferring capacity 1900 bushels per hour.
Graiu stored and transferred to barges'
boat. and ears 10 Sew Orleans aud all
points south.
RATES OF STORAGE.
Sound grain, lic. per bushel, first ten
days or part thereof, and &c. each add
tional ten day, or part thereof.
Unsound grain, &c. per bushel hrst b'e
day. or part thereof, aud ic. each add''
tional live days or part thereof. 30
Bsgging grain and tying bags q.
bushel. Bsg.ing grain and sewing Dag &c
per Dushel. j. Il l.. buchiS"HAN'
CAIEo. ILLS. Dec. ], lS.i.
GS-l2-l7-Gt.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducai.
Tdlewild, Evansville.
A" vint shinkt. Cincinnati.
n. $. Turner, Memphis.
Mollie Moore, New U.'eans.
Greyhound, Ohio river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
ldlewild, Evansville.
Vint shinkle, Memphis.
II. ;. Turner, Cincinnati.
Mollie Moor, st. Louis.
Greyhound. South.
John W. Garrett, New Orleans
Alex. Swift. 1t. Louis.
Chas. Brown. 81. Louis.
Colorado, Vicksburg.
Lady Lee. 1t. Louis.
Liberty. No. 4, Ohio river.
- Thos. W. Means. 81. Louis.
Lioness. Louisville.
" City Chester, Memphis.
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The Bible Discussion.

A. the time draws near for the
Joint discussion between Underwood
and Burgess, much interest is manifested
among our citizens and we hear that
many are coming in from the adjoining
country to attend It, Thie we believe to
be the first time our cititizens have ever
had of hearing joint discussion upon the
great question of the merits Of the Bible.
and we understand these men are both
able and eloquent, therefore our citizens
should avail themselves Of this opportun-
ity and go and hear this debate, as the
question is Of much Interest to all.
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Mrs. Swander invites the particular at
tention of the ladies of Cairo and vicinity
To her stock Of millinery and fancy
goods. 10 which she ha. made large ad-
ditions for the holiday trade. Her prices
are popular. and her goods Of the most
beautiful description. hid gloves, neck
ties and handsome ruchings, collars and
sets are a spccialt. and are bound 20
sell. No establishment in Cairo can
show an equal amount If handsome
fancy goods and novelties a. Mrs. Swan
der's. and she extends a corGal Invita-
ton to the ladies to call and see he.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that default haying bsen male
for more than sixty days In the payment on
norton Of the amount secured " De pslu y! a
rertain Mortgage executed by Michael scott 10
samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, ir rus,
tees Of the Giro City Property, dated Octoper
,S,b issi recorded In the Recorders once, IN
and FOR Alexander county, in the state OF III
nois. in book ''M'' of deeds, page lsl etc, We
the undersigned said Trustees, Will ON sslur.
day the 9Th day ofJanuary, next, ID isIoi ~
10 o clock in the forenoon Of that day, under ana
hy virtue of the power Of sale contained IN said
Mortgage sell, at Public Auction, - the high
sst bidder, for cash, a. The Office enlia,ag Of
LA Trustees corner Of Washington Avenue and
Iighteenth street In said City Of Cairo, IN Alex
ander county and state Of InSS all aT rse.
title and interest Of said Michael sgott OF ,'H
s ssfY.1 in block numbered % (nnety-twol in the
flrst Addition 10 said city OF CAIRO, accorilng
~ The reroded plat thereof, with the appnrten,
ance,. TO satisfy the purposes and conlition oil
said Mortgage, S;SIrfnSNppapSnSS
Trustees of the Cairo City Property
Dated, Cairo, Ill Deem Der IAN, leIi,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-20
Candle. Chen,cr Than Ever.

. Five pounds assorted candy for one dol
lar; four pounds choice candy for one dol
lar; three pounds Cakes candy, assorted,
for one dollar. The Cakes candies are the
finest made. Toys in great abundance and
very cheap. Toy books in great variety.
Oranges, pincapples, fgs, dates, canned
fruit of all kinds, jellies, pickles, oatmeal
choice sugar Qoaf), syrup clear as chrystal,
ard all kinds of groceries, at bottom prices,
BY J. ii PHILLIPS.
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