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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-01
NEE 0iCAL.

DIR, J. Walkers California VIM
egar BitterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the native
herbs found on thelower ranges of the Slcr-
IN Nevada mountains of California the
medicinal properties OF which are extract
ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked, ''N hat
is the cause OF the unparalleled success OF
VINEGAR BrrTE1s?" Our answer is, that
thev remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and q life-giving prin-
ciple, a perfect Renovator and Invlgorator
of the system. Never before i'll the history
of the world has medicine oeen COM
/ pounded possessing the remarkable qual-
/ tiles of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the SICK
| of every disease man is heir to. They IRE
! gentle Puroative as well rs Tonic, rellev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation OF the
Liver and Visceral Organs, i'll Bilious DIS
eases.
Ifm will enjoy good health. let
them use VINEGAR BITTERs as a medi. ne,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulaLts
in every form.
R. H. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Ir,ppsts and General Agents Francisco, Caifor'
nin and cor. Washington and Charlton Sts New 1OrA
Sold by ALI Druggists and Dealers
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SHE1iIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Harriet weinrich, Ad dministratrix,l On Exeeu-
vs.. tlOn.

VS.. ton.
Harrison Leisure.
Notice is hereby gwen that VIII offer 10
sale M public auction, at the door of the Cour
House, in jackson, on saturday, Oct; p, A. ID.
1871 at one, o'clock D. m. of said day, the ioilow
inv real vStAte, situated in the county of Jack
son and State OF Ohio, to-wit: Part of the eaS'
hall of the southwest quarter OF Sc tction ElSh'
teen tI9l, common at the northwest corner
thence running south to the middle of ths
creek thence up said creek far enough to con-
tain my acres thence north TO the north line;
thence west to the place of beginning, contain
ing tiftv ncr,g. Appraised AT $4,000. Taken a.
the property of Harris IN l. isure ON an eNCeu-
tion in iavor of Hairle( Weturich issued by the
Co AZ OF CommoA Plea o. the coU0ty OF Jack
son aud 10 me rec Ell 8 sheriff ot said county.
Toms of sale ,Sh OH a of sale.
hsr A. D. i IA K. w. HUBBARt,
~ Sssr,tt j. L. o.
LLV4 LEaGAS, AttS - SiaaS SSSw'
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The farmer goes into the hardware
store TO buy some nails. Every farmer
in the country buys some nails every
year.
The above is from the Hooking Sentinel
1t goes on to argue that the tariff on iron
raises the price of nails, and thus the
farmers should vote the free trade, Dem
ocratie ticket Mr.. .Bundy is in favor of
protection to the manufacture of iron
Col. Vance is opposed. The farmers in
this congressional district perhaps pay, on
an average, twenty-five cents per year
for nails. If one half of that is an in
increase caused by the tariff on iron, the
enormous sum of 124 cents tax is paid by
every farmer to encourage the manufac
ture of iron. The increased price on
one half bushel of corn will pay that.
Destroy the iron business in Jackson
county, and not only corn, but every
other article produced by the farmer will
be reduced in price from % to so pei
cent
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OoLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
RAILRO A D.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST.
TIME BILE.
TIME TABLE,
Took effect Sept. 10, 1874.

Direct connections made at Lancaster ior
Circleville GAINESVILLE, and all points on tht
Cincinnati Il Muskingum Valley Raj ilway-anu
at Columbus for all points East ana WeSt. ="
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia
New York, indianapolis, and chicago.
E. A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
mo. w. DOHERrY. Sun't.
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September %, 1874
To r. w. Hubbard, Esq.

To r. w. Hubbard, Esq:
SIR:-Your communication of this date,
withdrawing your name as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff Of jackson county,
for reasons therein stated, is received.
While the committee feel satisfied. after
diligent inquiry into the matters to which
you refer, that the charges made against
you are false, and evidently manufac-
tured for the occasion, we are of The
opinion that there is not sufficient time
to fully vindieate you before the public
prior to the coming election. We there
fore accept your withdrawal of your
name as candidate, and in doing so, we
desire to assure you that we have the full.
lest confidence in your private and
Official character.
A. B, MONAHAN,
A. A. AUSTIN,
T. L. HUGHES, JR.,
VIM VAUGHN,
JOHN J. C. EVANS,
Republican Central Com.
September IS, 1874
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to go to California, but he has gone to
Evansville, indiana
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Total salary, postage and
mileage, under the old law.
Total amount received by me to
September 4, 1874, for all pur-
poses
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The proprietor thus makes it the fore
most hotel as to numbers of persons en-
tertained, by excellent Accommodations
and proper conduct of the business, and
extensive advertising in the country
papers
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WANTED.
OF DISSOLUTION.
nlay7tf

JACKSON, September 2l 1874,
The firm of Sternherger & son is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the senior partner
Moses Sternber9er having sold his entire Inter
est in mdse to Ira and Morris Sternberger, who
will conduct the business at the old stand, un-
der the styIe and name OF -
[. & NJ. STERNBERGER.
P. S.-An those Indebted to the old firm Will
please call and settle. octl-!W
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One of the benefits of advertising is to
be seen in the case of James Watson, of
the Henrie House, Cincinnati The Gin
cinnati Gazette oflast Friday said:
The Henrie House is a sight to see.
1t is literally crammed Cots are in
every spare room and hall in the house,
A good regiment OF people lodged there
last night, and a little brigade took meals
from the generous table.
The following from the register Of the
principal hotels that day shows the ar
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DISTRICT TICKET.

Congress-lIth District,
HEZEKTAH =. BUNDY
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EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are
bitter or-bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the
Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; Sour stomach; Loss of Appe-
lite: Bowels alternately coStive and lax !;
Headache: Loss of memory, with painful
sensation of having Ililed TO do something
which ought TO have been done; Debility,
Low Spirits, a thick yellow appearance of the
Skin and Eyes, cry Cough often mistaken
for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, ut others very few; but the Liver,
the largest organ in the body, is generally the
seat OF the disease, and if not regulated in time,
great suffering, wretchednesS and DEATH viii
en~ue.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaun-
dice. Bilious AT acks, SICK HEA DACHE. Collie
| Depression ofSpirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn, &c, &c.
| The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Med
icine in the World!
| AaHogoctuTed only by
! J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
MACON, Ga, and PHILADELPHIA.
Price SI.OO. Sold by all Druggists.
9ccf72-y
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NJ DiCAL.
The EAVORITE HOME REMEDY,

Is emtnently a Family medicine; and by be-
ing Kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar
in time and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial it is still r6ceiv-
ing the most unqualified testimonials to its
virtues from persons of the highest character
and responsibility. Eminent physicians COM
mend il as the most
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Letter from CircleVille.

September 2S, 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-15

GENERAL IrrNs.-CaP,. jaime. Daga
returned, Sunday, from vi.t. :, III
barge Petrel At slim Island. I: will b
'sIiod shortly. The work Of remoyir
the Wild Cats machinery will b. con
? e'el to-pay. Tho erg.ues, boiler
Steam chest aLd doctor have already bee
recovered, all in very good condition
Ile Ida NoryHl made an attempt yeste
day to get to the little trading boat tha,
aground just around the poiE. in the Mi
,issipPii but found the water 20 shsllo
tat she not get b her. There wsA n
NOR ca the street yesterday tina, Cap
Ihorweghn intended to leave St. Lou
this morning with the g 'eag Repu llc, z
as TO to have her here for the Mason
excursion to Now Orleans IN Noven.be
He think. he can bring bor out light d
the present water IS! feet and la, d
hopes Of bat.or wa!or before tho day q
for dopar uro south. The Knights led
plsr have tue Rep bic chartered tor I'd
trip, and will catch her hers by rail.
VIII, p. Walker Jr. /. to tsko chara
OF tho Office Of tic City Of Quincy,
place Of Mr. Dick Pension, resi-. nod.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
a LIVELY DAYS SESSION.

Argument upon tho demuircrs 10 the
case Of ps Bowen We the Western
Union Telegraph Company and Wcts.
wire vs. Cairo Clsy Gas Company. First,
10 declaration overrulsd, and leave given
TO plead by Monday morning next; sec
ond, to application, sustained, AID leave
given 10 amend.
Traverse jury for tho seccud and third
weeks ef court empaanc led. Barber
Green, indicted for burglA'iou,ly entering
and sppropfisang some clothing from
Niles P.rkers livery .,ible, aug. 10. lie
was tried up n tbs plea OF no. gully. The
jury entertained views slightly at vari-
ancc with his, but &c. him Of easy, giving
| ia their verde, Of guilty. Of larceny, FIX.
ing the value Of the property stolen Ai
sll.2j, and turning him over to the tender
! mercies Of the cour. for final disposition
| Michael Ryan and Jack Chambers were
arraigned and plead not guilty to tn,
charge Of burglsriously entering the houc.
Of Bri..o aud Iononc, corner OF Sixth
street add Commercial avenue, SONS time
in August. I! is supposed tha. these msr
were preparing for an extended hunting
expedition, a, they selected a shotgun
several DOZEN cans Cove oyster
and sardinrs, and two coat,
But their Little excursion wa
by an officers Interference brought
to al abrupt termination. The jury, upor
due reflection, concluded thh, Michse
and Jack were too young by ten years {,
be 81 large in this cold world, and sen
them TO board at tho State Hotel at Joiic
for tina. length Of time.
Then came Walter Turner, p3nderin,
seriously upon the good luck Of MichaC
AMI Jack and being disgu.ted with IL
way the jury trinsd with their libertie
as free American citizens, legged IL
court for permission to withdraw his pie
Of not guilty and 10 be Above
TO throw himself upon ia tender mereie!
He plead guilty Of the ,of. i'm peachneu
Of taking two dollars and half not hi
own. The Judge gave him some fatherl
advice, and sentenced him to fifteen day
In the county jail, to Psya fine Of TWEEN
ty-dve dollars and costs, and to renal
committed until the fno is paid.
One OF our druggists suggested I
Judge Baker tina. he ough. to be eremp
from jury service, because he was
medicine man, butthe judge enlertsine
an adverse option.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals., addressed to the ct
council Of tho city Of Cairo, will be r
coived at my ofice, No. l24 Commcrci
avenue, until 4 o'clock p. m. of Wcdno
lay, tho 10Th day Of sePtembor ls7i, {
the hlling of the following streets, vi
Commencing On Fourtsenth strolt at
intersection with Washington ayenu
aud extending west to Walnut stree
thence on Walnut street to Fifteen
street, thence on Fifteenth street to Cod
street, thence on Cedar street to Sixteen
street, and one hundred ieot moro or ID
IN Sixteenth street. said hlling TO be ,
tho following basis: Twuuty.six feet ,
he base and twenty feet on tho top, Al
twelve inches above tho highest sil
water mark
All proposals to state at wha. pr,
per cubic yard said lling will be fu
nished.
The city council reserves tho right
reject any or all bids.
Nj, 5, Cox, City Compti oller.
DQQ p-1O. ~
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NOTICE

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il Il. Co., !
AoESTs OFFICE, CAIRo, Sept. H. 1874. !
To persons wishing to attend the Gli.
uo.s State fair, 20 be held At Peoria from
September 1I!h TO September l'.5, we
will sell tickets 70 FL psso std re.urn for
Sll 49, sale of tickets will 10 discou
.inued On The l5.h Tickets COED 10 re-
turn unit, the Zls; inclusive.
23p o.l5.3s JAMES JouSsoS, Agent
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nRnINANOE 70. Nd.

An ordinance providing lyg The more
ur0mgt coll. on ol rlcs.
Be 10 ordained by the cry council OF lHc
otis "a. tHIIus
~YrglgS !. lt,H,i. rot Boz Lawful. Tor any
Gins officer, or toHur o. -i- rate 90 give 10
Lul IrIrr or persons, VINO have been lned
for 20 N.Is'uu u' any ..N ordinance, time
for iAC payment oi sad uuD- bat lu default
of The pasmtu' tLr,,ui 40 lAr uluc IL l. i'm
pu.cl, th'N -hlN -uilDI the penalty named
: SAID OBJ. luan e., O.. Toe alternative, + rlh-
with, hu' the mr shall ru' Interfere with
70 stay OF oN rNyou .- provided iJr ma sec.
Il % . of Or4lutayu No.
ANY office uI police mB -trate violating
the provisions Of Dr. orainaurr shah Dee
Ur,I ia a -um Of not lu,- than twcnty dol.
lars. nor more than one hundred dollar. Tor
each and every ulcn.c, provided, that tor
Epl yfJaiion OF this ordinance Boy ans
police magistrate, the city council may order
slnt. 10 Doe Drought fOr the recovery Of any
line O. penalty before some other pole,
magistrate 0r justice OF the peace within
The city.
SIC. .. Amy m.nre, or parts of ordi
nance. iu .u"UID r. rNIth, boz, and H.,
same are here. rr. rsIUi.
IN frgoirg o du.rcc goes into effect
BY reason Of the mayo'- failure 10 APPROX,
OF veto the same, within time Irscribed b,
the city charter, WML X. HAWKINS,
City Clerk
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DOGS.
WHY DON'T KILLING BEGIN
A NUISANCE THAT SHOULD DE
ABATED.
For THE BULLET1S

For THE BU1LETIT.
MIR. EDITOR While hogs are nterdictcd
in our model ci,y--hogs that are at least
some use as scsvengers-why is II that
tho thousand bowling curs that render
night hide)us to the great annoyance Of
citizens, aud making sleep impossible
tolers ed Would 1t not be to the credit
of our city, as we'll NJ. to the peace and
qule, Of the community, # tho city would
provide by ordinance against this nui'.
ance by liking penalty of not less than
$40 Oh any person owning, harboring or
suffering any such nuisance-Sl0 for the
| first night, IS for the second, and hanish-
mont from the city for the third otisnse ?
CITIZEN
Dogs in Caiso are really nuisance that
should be ehated. They are everywhere,
10 all our streets, and it is not saying zoo
much that they do Danish sleep from man
8 pillow by their cursed barking in tie
night time. More than this there Is not
u day passes that somo psrIOn Is not Dit
by ono OF the curs Of low degree, and n,
person can safely walk about after night
fall every one who does ID in danger 0
, icing bitten by dog
Taxing the ours will no. do. Ever
, one found upon tho street, with or withou
tar tag should be sent with dhpAic
70 the dogs paradise. They should b
extermiasIed, and the council should Log
islatc to this end We know shat the do
problem isthe toughest kno, city oouu
r should not induce Mayor Wood and b
. alderman to attempt its solution. Dow
j with the dogs
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PEKssSAL.-From the country came
John barton, Of Thebesi John y. T.
Brown, The5es; Dr. Thomas Lawrence
and ,cn, Goose Isl.nd, 10 attend court,
and they all put up at Martins.
Rev. II. B. Thsyer returned from Mt
Vernon by yesterday afternoons train.
Mr. Peter NeG is going to Germany
one Of these fine days
--LurindA-or a word to that effect
is the name OF DR.. Cummings carriage
horse.
Jones' tho Illinois Central ticket
agent, 10 a. Cincinnati. Col. Coleman il,
bis substitute.
Mr., Max Roller is at work again tun-
ming pianos and telling little anecdotes
that have little joke. in them.
Mr.. Pope rem aims absent longer than
he should. Capt. Clements needs him, and
he must come back.
MIR, John I. Rennie, wife and son are
Sill on their summer trip. When last
heard Of they were in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs Louis Houck Of Cape Gsrsdeau,
and Henry Won Paul, of Louisiana are
registered at the 81. Charles.
Louis, Juoge Bross Oldest son, left
Monday morning for Champaign, where
he will attend school at the university.
Mr.. Louis Herbert has returned from
Wisconsin, Il WAS not his health then he
went after, Probably be was 10 search of
| beer.
Misses Katie Webb and Mary Ward
ner are attending school A. Knoxville,
Illinois Miss Cattle Woodward i, at
atemsls iOmnary NJ Lockport, New Y ork.
Mis- Eckis Burnam, who la. been
visiting in Cairo for some time returned
to her home. al SmithlAnd, Kentucky,
Saturday night last.
When lSst heard of Z. X. Woodward
was enjoying himself at Lockport New
YORK, lie will return homo sometime dur
ing tie Pr,sen, week.
-Nr Charles Phherling is the father
or Twin boys As large man MS Charles
ought 10. 10 boast Of 50 small an affair al
that lie Is big enough to have trplets
Judge a. NJ. Brown, wife and son OF
villa Ridge, were in town yesterday. The
Judge son with several other young gen
tlomen Of this and Pulaski county, leave
in few dsys for Champaign university.
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JoE RoSEEEBis now in fall control Of
The Washington bakery. and having
learned the wants Of the public, +, pre-
psied tosuppy on cal. all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything cleo ordinarily
found in Il l'st.clss, bakery. lie main,
ts!Ls lu.l stock Of ConfeGiionerics, AND
can, rs well he any other dealer in til,
city III AL orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornameuted on
short notice, Speclal attention given to
the orders Of " dding or picnic partics
J.l2-lf
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NOTICE,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL II. X. c

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. X. Co.
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, Sept IA, 1874, !
To person, wishing to attend the Union
county fair, to be held at Jonesboro from
September 10Th to September 18th, we
will cell excursion tickets to Anna and
return II, ono and one-fnh faro Sale Of
tickets will commence on the 10Th, aud
discontinue on the 10Th. Tickets good to
return until the Goth, inclusive,
23g.l.l6.3t JAMES Joussoy, Agent.
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How 10 GER STAMINA Iron frame.
and strong nervous system are not the lot
Of all. Bat the feeble need not despair.
by adopting the right means they may
live a. long and enjoy lilo as much a,
Their more ?. ,l't n-igubors, Physical in
vigora,.9n IL, however, necessary to hi.
end ; and viii. tue spurious tones and
neryines usually admitted, eventually de-.
press both body md mind, DE- J. Walkers
California Bisl'rs invariably supply new
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Excursion TiCEErs-On and after
September 10Th excursion tickets to
Louisville and Cincinnati, will be sold
oy the Cairo and Vlnceunes railroad,
adraUcsd TO the following rates, good to
october 3rd To Louisville and return,
Sl4l5i to C,n,innhu and return, $40 50
TIE above includes ticket INTO the e1,
posiuon nall. Tickets for sale Al tn,
genera Office and a, the Anchor Line
| oillee. u OLio laYee.
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a MODEL G4CHT RAFFLE. - This
beautiful model will be rallied for satur.
day evening, atthe Planters House saloon.
Mr., Huefner bought this to transpor! his
Baltimore oysters, not finding it large
enough, oilers It al one dollar ticket
100 chances. When disposed OF Mr., II
will buy one suitable for his trade. This
yacht will sail over the river Wednesday,
at four r, IL. 23s.9.l5.lt
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THE barber suop Is on sne corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenu.
whore j. George SAonhouse with his gen
tlsmaniy assistants can DO found at any
hour Of tho day or night, ready to soolhe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham
poo. 1t is q frst.cls.s chop, and you are
sure of receiving frst-class treatmeni
Ladies' and childrans hair cut or curled
erthe most .pprovedstv 8-l6-t
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COMM ERCIAL.
CAIEo, ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
Mo"day evening, Sept II, 1874.
The week opens with firm and rather
active market IN all its branches Prices
are stif on all kinds of country produce,
and In most cases are higher than a, our
last issue. There is a noted scarcity in
grain and corn meal, steady demand and
no receipts. Shipments TO this market OF
grain have been smaller for week past
than for the same length Of time in two
yesrs. Corn is quoted by some heavy
dealers to-day, s5c for mixed and SOC for
white in sacks. Osts arc firm and scarce
at 5J@5Ge and corn meal cannot be bough
al 90
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-15

OBITUARIES. -AdelIne, only daughter
OF Henry snd Kate LA.!ner, aged thirteen
months and two weeks, died Saturday las,
Of cholera lnfantum. The parents took
the remains to st. Louis for burial, Sunday
morning
DR.. William II, Morgan, formerly Of
the Eames hub factory Of this city, died
At LAwrenceyiIle, Illinois,on Friday nigh!
last
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ANOTHER LEG "CHAwED. Two Of
the $1,000 dogs e Cairo were engaged in
pitched battle Saturday evening late on
Commercial avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, when Mr.. VIM. Campbell
endeavoroi TO part them. Dir Csmpb. Il
Is philanthropist, and his heart was
touched when lac saw the dogs eating each
other and hoard thor ferocious growls.
This is the reason he tried to part them.
The good mans efforts N behalf OF peace
in Cairo and good viii TO dogs, was re-
paid by one of the dogs inserting HI.
teeth into the plump calf Of Mr. Campbells
model leg. Mr.. Campbell i. not o much
= philanthropist now as he was before tina,
dog tight His voice ia for eItermina-
ton.
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MULE SToLES r. Grisson, a coloret
boy aged fourteen, ito.o u mule from 6
color.d man named Marley, living near
Unity. The boy lad been working for
the man, and on reaching the city ysstsr.
day, tried to disposs OF it ata small figure
Chief AcHalo and Policeman sheehan
arrested and lodged him in the county
Sail
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-15

OS TwELTTH.-A petition to build a
sidewalk on tie north side Of Twelfth
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, has been circulated.
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TUESDAY, SEPT Is, 1874.

Br5ss CoURr Ellen johnson, arrested
ty Policeman Brown tor striking Louisa
Murphy, was aned IS and coats No
money Sent to Jail for twelve dSys
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GREAT BARGAINS.


DAN. NAErNAES
LpNSDALE, the only ouslaa, ..t
lhe only brand Of hin! name, at Ig} ct,
per.!S-i Front Il Loom, 70 cts Wsm-
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yard We defy competition A. there
pticas.
tnoioaehei GOOD, a, price, in proper
ton.
a'n S''o in re.'ip! ~ n largo invoice
1t Gro' Grained Ribbons, assorted goloi-.
which ] will cell II. Panic Price.
Also large assortment II Fail And
Winter Clothing, Gonts Undstwe
Blankets and German quilts. Cal and
SEQ before purchasing el.swhera.