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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

A sAoAoIous Doc. Henry La,tner
has very ssgacious dog that has learned
to run "Mt der Machine and when
ever the fire bell taps he runs to the Arab
engine house, lays hold of the rope and
does his best to assist the Hremon. When
the FIRE occurred last Tuesday, it so hap
psned that the engine was out and
gone before the alarm bell was rung.
The dog answered the call promptly, bu,
finding the house empty he became very
much excited, and running hither ard
thither made racket that attracted gen.
erAl attention. Mr.. Leo Kleb who ar.
rived late from the same cause, Was al
anxious to find the engine as tho dog, and
the two together made a laughsblo pic
ture.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

WALLACE THEATRE To-NIonT For
the las time W, call attention TO the H.
sugura,ion of the Fall and Winter season
OF the Athen. aum by tho Wsllack
Theatre Co., composed Of artists Of gen.
uine talent and ability, ard producing
new and elegant pieces In an elaborate
manner. We anticipate an ovsrwhelm.
ing crowd this evening, and feel con nden.
in saying al evening OF great enjoy msnt
will be passed and could IL be other wise,
when the play selected, 'Msritans or A
Match For A King, is to be presented
with Miss Wsllack ss Marltane, James
Wsllack as Don Caesar, Jas. T.. Walker
as Don Jose, and all the strength Of the
full company in the cast and then tho
popular comedian Sam. Ryan in his grss,
speciality 'Lollypop.' Thi'is enough to
make one smilo even row.
Speaking Of Mariana, the n. Y Daily
Graphic says Mariana is n COMEDY
which will rival 'Frou Frou,' Article Al,
Divorce Alike and sll other succos,e
In the favor Of the public II 10
thoroughly delightful play, full OF fur
and most supcrbIy acted and elaborated
cos'umed. Itiss comedy uneIceptionabl
10 moral point Of view, and probabl
one OF the best plays ever presented to I,
American public. Secure YOUR sea,
early at Hartman's, and avoid the newt,
bic rush.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24
DONGOlA NEWS.

Henry Cantor has returned from
Cincinnati, where be has been cnjoyinr
the festivities Of the Jewish New Year,
and buying goods for himself and for q
friend in Memphis.
II G.. Eddlsmen has been on a busi.
meas trip to St. Louis, and now the rail
road company are calling hi. attention to
some large freight bills.
Seven hundred and seventy.seysu
barrels Of sweet potatoes were sent from
this station last Saturday, to ameliora,.
the condition of starving Chicago"
IS. 4. Bonacina and l.. Litten have
been swinging around the northern circle
aud peePing into the Chicago exposition
They came homo looking as happy "a a
pair of "big sunaowers."
The railroad company have generally
lowered the carload rate for sweet potl.
toes hence 10 Chicago. The reduction IS
equal to about thirty per cent. on former
rates. Who will now say that "corpor,-
tions have no souls ?"
Nathan Karaker, east of town, IA
running his sorghum mill on full time,
and making molasses for the whole neigh.
borhood. He makes a fine article; none
OF your compounds of starch and sal.
phuric acid, tina. are more unhealthy
than whiskey straight"
"A young man--we did not learn hi.
name-was tried In Esquire Titles cour,
last Saturday, for making noise and using
profane and vulgar language At the door
OF friendships church, six miles east of
town, and was found guilty. The Jury
thought that three dollars and costs
would be punishment enough. II the
young man WAS guilty, his companions
we're no less so, but they have, As yet,
eiuded the officers, and by dong so &C
knowledge their guilt. Who Ia blsm.bl,
Tor a want OF self-rsspect, these young
men or their parents 40, shame! vbe,,
Is thy sting
The Town Boa-d have up thu ,,o
jsct OF building a plank wslk.way from
the Baptist church, to connect with o,bo,
walks in the more central part of town
Ihi' ia much needed improvement
and The Town Board may spiritually ben.
eht themselves by using the walk altar
they get 1t built.
As cool weather approaches, mo,,
shops multiply. w. Ii. Kidenour has
opened ono on Gross street, west of III,
railroad, and another sign was hung ON,
yesterday In the east end of town. At ,bs
j. X. Keller warehouse.
lit is better to be born lucky lb.,
rich" Il. NJ. Barnwell has bean mr..
ssntsd with maple sugar brick. Tbi,
10 not "swestness long drawd OUT that ".
occasionally read about, but solid .vo,,.
ness solid as bar of soap. There ia
mystery here, too for there is nothing |
sour about I'd, If he had been presented |
with box of blscking, a bar of sosp, or |
. hne tooth comb, we should DO able to |
divine tho motive of the donor, but q
sugar brick takes US all sback. Time.
however, is the great unrsvsler of oil hu. |
man mysteries, and We wait his motion.
HOWARD.
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Is 1T THE SANE MAN p Capt. Wn.
Grove Of the steamer Jas Fisk says th.t
about three weeks ago q man OF medium
hight go. on board the Fisk at this poi,' ;
and took deck passage TO Paducah, sy-
ing that ho did SO because he had but ten
dollars, and would have TO be careful OF i! I;
that he might not get work Immediately
as no expected, on the Phil Allen, then
being repaired At PaducAh. He had on ,
blsck felt bat, black and white striped
linen coat, white linen shirt, and was q
round-fa1dd, good looking man. He wa
somewhat under the influence OF whskeyt
and drank sevoaal timei while on tie
boat. AZ Mound City, Capt. Grove found
him setting half asleep on the stepi
and told him to 60 back aft and
lay down on some bales OF oaksm in tn,
deck room. Thi, he did. At Caladoni,
he was seen still laying there A, tbs
! foot of the chain BIO was also noticed, bu
jus. after the Fisk had spared up ovoi
the reef be was missing.
Search was made everywhere, but moth
ing belonging TO him, except his hs,
could be found. This was lying whsr,
he had been sleeping. The description o.
the hoater found yesterday, lead,
Capt. Grove 10 think il 10 tht
tody Of his lost deck passenger
Tho names Of deck passenger. are mol
registered on the Fisk, an 90 one on tn,
boat had asked this mans name or plsc,
OF residence. From his statement tina
he expected to get work on the Phil
nho"i ~ Il --''"ireu that he --~., 49,,
| been q ship-carpenter
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DAVE HOLMES yesterday handed US .
peach-a sample taken from a loaded tree
In his garden; a large yellow fellow
which lisa beauty among poiches weigh
ing ten ounces avoIrdupois, and measuring
eleven inches around. He also, smiling
all over his face, informed US that he
picked it from the tree aud showed it to a
bran new nine-pound boy scion of the
Holmes, and a sample of what can be
done in that line, too.
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DETHsEMANE ConMANDERRY No. Al
hnighs' Templsr Of Metropolis, came
down on the Fisk yesterday and made
their headquarters at tho st. Charles.
with sir knight Jswett Wilcox. A de.
tschment of Cairo cOmmsndery escorted
me Sir Knights to and from the ST.
CHARLES to the Asylum, where the work
was fully exsmplGsd. The MetropoIi.
commAndsry left for home the sam,
night.
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For sALT.-The Egyptian saloon,
owned by Henry Lattner, is for
sale, together with the fixtures and stock,
and thepriviloge OF lessee of the build.
ing on good terms also, the cottage in
the rear. For further Information, in.
quirs on the promises. 7.22.tf
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OPPOSITION MASS MEETING,
RALLY, DEMOCRATS | RALLY LIB
ERALS RALLY, EVERYBODY
OPPOSED TO RADICAL
RULE

On Monday evening, September 2slb,
in the courthouse in Cairo, Hon. John
Ii. Oberly will roply to the late speech OF
Senator Logan. All persons who desire
to know the truth as contradistinr u shed
from Radical untruths, as Illuminated by
Logan, should attend.
The opposition central committee will
make all needful arrangements.
COMMITTEE.
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PARTICULARS OF KITE Ksor,.
pkArh'-on Monday evening, about 6
o'clock, sho went to Schuhs drug s,or,
and bought, as she thought, ten cents
worth OF morphine, came home and took
about half Of the powder, and in less than
ton minutes from the time she took II she
was dead. She had no cause to comn,,
suicide, and 1t was not her intention a,
the time she took tho powder, as she wa.
complaining Of severe PAIN in her side
and bad been for some time.
Her Mother LorHIE GooDLETH.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKINo.-
Mrs. Smith Frillingsdorf and Miss NJ. X.
Bemiss will open on Saturday, the Goth
instant, at the southwest corner Of Sew.
enth street and Washington avenue, a
select and fashionable stock of dress trim.
mings, which they propose to sell a. fair
price', and invite the ladies of Cairo and
vicinity to call and examine. Mrs. f. IL
now in st. Louis making purchases.
27l-g-23.4t
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sncce sors, Charles d. AFTER and James
w. stewart, under the name and style Of
After & Stewart, who will pay all claim.
sgainst. and collect all bills due, the old
fun of d. After & co.
Cairo, Ill, September 2ist, 1874.
d. ARTER,
z. WHITE,
G. d. AHTER,
27e 9.24.Gt J. w. STEWART.
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SAD AcCIDEST.-While the switch
engine was drawing the cars OF the eacur-
sion train into position last night, ono Of
the eIcursionists, Uapt. Joseph Koch, OF
Holly Springs, Mississippi, thought The
train was leaving, ana msdo a desperate
effort to get aboard by catching the rail
Of the rear car. His foot caught upon
something and he was thrown upon
his knees, breaking one leg above the
ankle, and injuring both knees slightly
He was conveyed to the Planters Hotel
and tho limb was set by DR.. Wsrdner.
Capt. Joseph Koch 10 az o'doriy uiau, aud
600 o. tue prominent citizens OF Holly
Springs. He WAS reported this morning
10 be doing eIcollsntly. His family were
notified of the accident yesterday.
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LOOK Our FOR BARoAIHs.-Mr A.
Mark has just returned from New York,
whore ho purchased ono of the Gnest and
largest stock Of clothing, gents furnish
ing goods, hats, etc, of the very latest
style, which he will cell LOWER than
the LOWEST. All goods marked in plain
figures 275.e.24.u
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FALL STOCK OF Doors AND SHOES
MIR. A. Black is now receiving his stock
OF TALL boots and shoes, which, from hi,
experience, promises to be the hes. Sc
lected in the city. Always . careful and
close purchaser be gives the public the
advantages be has to purchase at the very
bottom price, for he buys direct from the
manufactures, for cash. The stock Is very
large and complete, and the styles Of the
latest and most approved cut. 266.9.22.,f
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Mrs. HULTz has just returned from the
east with full stock of millinery goods
and ladies misses and childron's shoes
also, large stock of ladies hair switches,
and goods belonging to tho millinery
trade, cuffs, hosiery, etc, with a large
lot Of notions, which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo, Store on
the corner Of Eleventh street and Wash
ington avenue, 266-9-22.tf
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An excursion party on the Mississippi
Central from Holly Springs and various
points South passed through here las,
night, en- route to Chicago to attend the
Exposition there. There we're about $50
excur'ionisis, who came here at 8 and left
at 1890 p. m. Over one hundred took
supper at the st. Charles, which pre-.
'en'ed very lively appearance during
the evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

NEW MILLINERY GooDs.-Mrs. Swan.
der leaves the city on Monday morning
for visit to St. Louis and Chicago, where
she proposes to purchase large stock of
millinery goods. Mrs. Swander's we'll
known good taste In the selection Of hats
bonness, etc, is an nuce ment for the
aides OF Cairo to defer purchasing their
tall millinery until they have an oppor
tunity TO examine Mrs. 6waader 8 stock,
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PICTURESQUE AMERICA.

Parties having tho above book read y
for binding would do well, before sending
their books n with agents, to inquire al
the Guy Bindery, where they are bound
just as cheap and good and nea, as in s.,
LOU. or Chicago.
.GI.g.22.Gt j. g. HUELs.
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DoISo WELL.--Mr. Cornelius O'Neil,
who had a leg broken by falling frem =
're'tiework on tho Mississippi Central r.
X. few miles below Fillmore City, week
ago, Is getting along finely under the
careful nursing of the sister in charge of
ST. Mays Infirmary.
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LUMBER STILL.GoIsG Dows.-As we
are determined 10 close out our stock
speedily, preparatory TO winding up bus
ines, wo will sell all kinds Of lumber a,
two dollars per thousand less than mar.
ket prices. A large lot Of lath and stove
wood on hand, which will be sold at cor.
respendingly low rates.
22l.9.9.tf WALL. * ENr.
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BusiSEss.-The ST. Charles h otol 10
overrun with people. We noticed the
names Of eighty on the register yesterday.
This house ia becoming known throughout
TIE country, and its guests always leave
with regret.
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HANDBOOK
Oh
Politics for 1877
HON. EDWARD McPdERSI

Clerk Of House Of Representatives. d
This ACCURATE and IMPARTIAL yolj
gives the FULL RECORD on the "Incrcs|
Salary Act and its repeal. on Tr nspI
ton, Civil Right, and Financial Quest|
including the act OF 1862 creating III
Tenders and coin interest OF Bonds,
the various Expanding ard Contraetinl|
since. President GRANTS Messages
Memorandum, Interviews, Letters,
amations, and Actor in Alabama, A
.as, Louisian, ami 1ex,s. Supreme d
Decisions. Illinois and Wisconsin Raj
Laws, Constitutional Amendments,
and pending, In States, and Nation. "i|
pay stats les. rabies OF AppropriaS|
Debt Elections, Currency Distributed
states and sections, &c. Invaluable
campaign. Clolh, a. 30, pest paid,
Address GEO. Fra, DAWs(|
i. o. Box 4, " shington,
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OBSTACLES TO MARRl

Happy Relief for Young Men from
feels Of Errors and Abuses In ear
Manhood Restored. lmpediments Il
rage removed. New method OF tire,
New and remarkable remedies. Bo
circulars sent free In sealed envelope
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
North Ninth St., Philadelphia, y
Institution having high reputat
0norable conduct and professional 81
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CIAtuiT CoURT.-The trial Of John
Henry and Frank johnson was concluded
yesterday morning. The jury returned a
verdict Of guilty against John Henry,
and accorded him four years in the state
penitentiAry.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

GRANp BALL-The Carroll base ball
club will give a grand social hop at
scheels' hall, tuesday evening, Septem-
Der 10Th. The boys propose making this
one OF the most pleasant affairs Of the
season, The right kind Of young men
are at tho head of the affair, and we hope
their highest expectations may be real
lied,
Tho following are the committee of ar
rangements; j. T. Welch, William
Ioomey, John Campbell, L. II. G)ines.
Floor managers-Phil. Howard and
James Carroll.
r. NJ LALLY, Captain OF Nine.
244-9-lG-lw
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FOR SALE-BuGGr.-We desire to sell
asplendid buggy--almost new. We will
sell 1t agrest sacrifice Persons deslr-
ing good bargain in buggy have now
an opportunity to obtain one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

NoTIcr.-Ticke.s for supper and ad.
mission TO the Hop by the st. Charles
Club, can be procured by applying to any
member of the club, or at the office Of the
ST. Charles Hotel. 277-9.24.u
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ANOTHER House GoNE.-Hsvs we a
horse disesse in Cairo? Last week we
chronicled tho death OF Yocum's horse
and to-day we perform the Same sad duty
for jim, Mr.. b. +. Psrker's horse. Thi
animal brsa,hed its last much TO the re
gret Of its owner, yesterday morning.
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pay her own debts, as abe she has gone to
market all summer regularly every
morning and came home drunk every
night, keeping all the money she received
and never dividing cent with me.
27i-e-24 81 sALBERT SCfEgs.
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PROPOSALS WANTED. Proposals will be
received until Wednesday next, 23d inst
for the erection Of brick building at the
corner of Fourteenth street and CONNER
cial ave. Pans and specifications on e1-
animation on the premises
24O.S.l5.id y FITZGERALD.
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MuRpER.-We learn that a man named
Anderson was killed At Tunnel Hill, on
sunday last, by man named Peterson.
The murder was committed in a saloon,
the skull being crushed in by a beer glass.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

JOE RosEKER is now in full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants OF tho public, is pre-.
pared to supply on cal! all demands for
French loaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in iirst-class bakery. Nc main
tains full stock Of confeetioneries, and
can, as we'll as any other dealer in the
city, I'll all orders in that line.
Cakes baked, frosted or Ornamental on
short notice. Special attention given to
tho orders of wedding or picnic partie,.
l1-ZI-c
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The ST. CHARLES HOTEL has several
pleasant rooms on the upper foor, suita-
BILE for gentlemen, that can be secured for
the winter, with board, at very reason able
rates. ~
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTsERsHlp.-The
partnership heretofore existing between
DANIEL Arter and Z. White, under the
urn name Of ID. AFTER Il Co.. 10 this d,y
dissolved by mutual consent, both par.le,
retiring,
Inc busine. will be continued by their
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

Nj. HopaE will only remain in town
this week-go to him with your old plug
hats, raked from cast-away places and
lumber rooms, and have a fashionable
tile m de TO cover your head The cost 10
almost nothing. e24 30
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MAX huEHsE, the organ builder, is
ready at any time to tune and renal,
pianos and mslodeons. You may safely
trust your Instruments to his care; YOU
will not be deceived.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-09-24

FoR REST-Tho Blelock house, corner
Of Seventh aud Walnul streets, contain
ing thirteen rooms. A No. location for
a boarding house. To q good tenant the
above house will be rented a, a low figure
Apply to &. n. Hughes, No. 60 Ohio
levee. 259.9-2O-o.d.lw
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NoTfcE TO TPE PUBLIc.--The new
packing house market in Wilcox's block,
will bs open Saturday next, with fresh
meats and new Lard, at tho lowest market
prlco. HOWE i BRO.
2IO.0.3.lm.
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TAKE your bruised and battered aud
mashed old silk hats to N. Hodge, at the
Delmonico hotel, and they will come
from hi, hands brigb, and new, and in the
latest style, as msy be seen all around
town now Everybody can afford to Sport
new plug" hat made from his old one
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a FINE line Of ladies', misses and
childrens walking shoes, with extension
or protection soles, just the thing for Cairo
sidewalks, at A. Blacks City Shoe Store.
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CorSE's oyster depot and restaurant
Oysters in the shell and can, fresh every
day, at Phil Saups old stand, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Cairo, Ill.
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Polsos.-1ho family Of Mr.. G. Wicker,
consulting of five persons, residing in
Goose Island Procino,, we're poisoned in q
singular manner few Jays ago. The
family coffse-mill had been used for the
purpose Of grinding jimson weed for .
sick horse. Through forgetfulness, the
mill was not oIososod, .nj .ho oOa-. 10,
tho next mornings breakfast was ground
in IL, and the whole family partook of the
beverage. They were all taken sick DR.
Mckay was called, the proper remedies
administered, and the physician gives /,
as his opinion that no serious results will
entue
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EXCURSION TICKETs.-On and after
September 2Oth excursion tickets to
Louisville and Cincinnati, will be sold
by the Cairo and Vincennes railroad,
Advanced to the following rates, good to
october 3rd To Louisville and return,
sf.l6i to Gin sinnsti and return, Sl5.sF.
The above includes ticket into The e1-
position hall. Tickets for sale at the
general office and at the Anchor Line
Office, II Ohio levee.
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FRESH oysters or anything else you
want at the Delmonico Restsurau. open
day and night.
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A FLoATER.-A white male AoAter was
picked up in the river Yesterday. but the
body was so badly decomposed, that IL
could not be identified. There were some
marks that seemed to indicate that the
man hid come 10 his death before being put
in the water, and his pockets were turned
inside out. lie had on brown jean pants,
sshin white and black striped coat, white
shirt, drawers and socks hut no shoet.
de appeared to have been : man sbou,
FIVE fsetseven or eight inches high, and
had black hair, cut pretty short
The jury gave in and signed the fol-
lowing verdict:
We, the undersigned jurora, sworn TO
inquire into the death OF (unknown) on
oath, do fnd that he came 10 his death
by causes unknown TO the jurors. Signed
James Law, Robert A Cunningham, WIN.
White, VIM. Campbell, Sam Ullman,
James Ryan, Robert West, p. Richey,
Isaac Wslder, w. ID. Phillips, Alfred
Comings, Thos Ent.
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DR.. JENELLE.-CAn DO found a. his
dental psrlor' on Eighth street at all
hours. Best of references given as to pro-
fessional ability.
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NOTICE.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept 2lst, 1874.
Public notice is hereby given tina, ]
have this day sold to Ellen Smy.h, Of
Cairo, Illinois, all my title and interest in
the groceries ana all nAIur., now In the
store sitnAte on lot in block l9in the
First Addition to tho city of Cairo,
Illinois. X WALSH: g.22.8.8
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DO NOT forget that Elliott & Haythorn
keep the best stock Of shoes In the CITY.
They always cell the lowest.
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The paroer snop IA on me corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George stIenhouse with bis gen.
ilemanly assistants can be found q. any
hour Of the day or night, ready to sootne
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Itisa frst-clsss shop, md you are
sure of receiving arst-clsss Treatment,
Ladies and children's hair ca. or curlod
in the most approved style. s.l5-,f
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27e 9.24.G,

ST. CHARLES CLUB.--Tbis club are
eIerling themselves to mako the compli-
men,ary party to Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.
Howe, on to. morrow evening, one Of the
most enjoyable entertainments OF the sea-
son. The committee in charge 10 COM
posed of the following gentlemen
Committee of Arrsngemen,s-F ratk
Howe, q. W. Bradley, Sam. l. Foster.
Reception commil,ee-J. Ii. Wild, w.
A. Drips.
Supper Commiltee-Geo. y. Foster,
Frank J. Pecker.
Floor Managers-M. P. Fulton, John
s. Ais,horpe.