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HARTMAN g. CO.

Are selling Gents half hose At CO cont
per dozen.
You can buy Queenswaro and Cutler,
a' cheap at ID. Hartman & Cos, as in an,
other part of the country
a large assortment of Ladies Jaconet
Nainsook and Victoria Lawns can be-
bought cheap at ID. HARTMAN Il Cos.
Whampos silk plaids can DO had at II
GSnts per yard at d HARTMAN IL Cos.
A largo assortment Of Brown, White
and Dunish table linen at
ID. HAUTMiSs Il Cos.
The best stock of Brown Linen and Cot.
tonsdes can be found at
y. HARTMAN * Co.'S.
Twelve yards blaached Domestic ono
yard wide, for 81 at
d. HARTMAS & Cos.
A largo stock Of Lawns, corded and
plain Alpacas, corded Jsconot, and Por.
GALS can be found in beautiful styles at
d. HARTMAN IL Co.'S.
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND |
COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
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MUSIC.

D. T. Boden, Director Of Conservatory
Oh Music, and Teacher of Vocal, Organ
ana Piano Music Instruction giysn in
NJ. sttinged and wind instruments. Ele.
mentary principles, thorough bass, hsr.
mony and counter point Unprecedented
inducements offered. Those wishing 70
secure his services will please apply Al.
the Conservatory Of Music corner Of
Twelfth street and Washington avenue.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
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WARM, WARMER, WARMEsT

In this weather, when tho mercury il
the thermometer has assembled in a bal
loon aud nothing short of Florida cos.
tune is endurablo, It is no. wondered a,
that people are picked up in spots Koop
coo! Is our advice. Wear light clothes.
In theso times Of d scarcity Of the "where.
with TO do the thing gontoal it isaquos.
ton Of great Importance "wherc can
buy the cheapest" Echo srswors at
Fsrnbaker's Farnbaser, the peoples
iaVoflle c!othier, has just received the
largest stock Of summer clothing ever
brought TO Cairo. Linen suits, 50 50
Coats 81. Underwear in grea. variety.
Keep your head cool above all things,
Panama hats at Farnbskers 81 30 a
piece.
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BLOODY WILLIAMSON.
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION NEAl
CARBOEDALE.
A MAN SHOT DOWN IN HIS OWN
DOOR YARD.

Special spond.nec d The BULLETIN.
CARBoEDALE May IG, 1874.
EDITOR BULLETIN If were djs.
posed to be iacstiol- should apolopizs
for my long delay in writing to You. and
give Us my excuse thu. no more people
had been killed. The monotouy, however.
was broken on yesterlay. About four
o'clock IN the afternoon Janos Henderson.
man about forty.fye years old,
living in Williamson county. six
or seven miles rom this place, was shot
down in hi dooT-yard. Three loads of
bgekshot lodged in his body, infiicting
mortal wouaas. lie professos to know
his murderer, aud has made u written
statement, which, however, hos not Va,
been made public
Henderson is one of the party at en-
nifty with tha Bllliners. Thus, /. seems,
the work Of l9g.h is commenced On both
sides.
l will write again as soon as / learn
further particulars. b.
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HOESE FnR KKNr

Tho two story brick houso corner O..
twentieth aud Poplar streets. ls for ron,
alta low price, The house is new, with
good store room on fret floor and dwell.
ing up stairs. Enquire At the Accommo.
dalton house, No. So Ohio levee.
1o-O-l5-lZt K r. Wurrr
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TEN pounds Of brown sugar Tor 81;
pounds best coffee sugar at y, 81 pounds
OF choice butter at 81; baking powder Dc
per ID Imperial tea at 81 potatoes 30
cents per peck u 10, coffee SIS, Wilcox,
b!ocK. l01-2.i-lm.
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a new house containing three roor,s
and side porch, two good lots, cistern
and stable. Tho property is situated on
Twonty-hrs, street between Walnut and
Cedar streets. For further particular
inquire on the premises. 3l-J-7.ln
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LII Is NOT TRUE
THAT
ID r. III u LIZ
Is DEAD.
HE Ii STILL LIvIA0 AID II CAL.
His Office and dispsnsary At
M % PICunIJ crppt,m
NO. 90 EIGHTH STREET

net' Commercial ana washington avenue
~ Is true, the dscter IL one OF the Oldest
that hangs in his office, shows thai bs
been ~ years In the profession. He ia doinr
larger ONCE practice than any other phy.
slcian, treating all kinds Of chronic disesss.
OF the human system, such a. old sleers and
All diseases OF the skin, humors and Hood
s pt4Ii,Gins also diseases of the throat Also
also artificial eyes Inserted: dst,,is u cmrgj
without the use Of q knife csncers cured
~ ~ inc application Of medicines pimpiss on
Ine race removed; all urinary diseases
cured all forms OF veneresi ana nrivs,s
use sses.. ,ured In the shortest time semis
time. 0"''" - snor
Is self.evident that physician treatir.
linz LOT twenty-five years acquires great
'r by lettoa. P''soa
medicines furnished at ofnce N
N'a'hI DIR. DAVID HULTx,
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ESTRAY NOTICE

Taken up by tho subscriber, out Of the
river at the poin. on tho Illinois shore, a
black Indian pony, white spo, in fore
hosd. The owner can have /, by proving
property and paying charges, JoHg Cox,
70-6.l7-3. kentucky Ferry LANDING
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AscEFsIos DAY.-Lsst THURSDAY "A.
eeniion day, Cairo Commandery, X nights
Templsr, celebrated the day by public
service in tho Church of the Redoemer.
Ia command of DR.. G. w. Dunning and
escorted BY the Delta City Cornet band
ihsy marched to the church, where a lsrgo
o"stega'ion OF invited gcests had as.
'sAe'ed' The services were conducted
according to the ritual of the order, and
eYD'''ed Of music by the choir of the
eHu'on responsive service by the
u'aho ftelass. Charles A. Gilbert and the
or hnighis prayers and an address bv
nov. slr Knight Wsllar. Tho church
W" beautifully decorated with Aower,-
,he work Of the ladies Of the copgrega.
avn ~ Was Allied TO it's utmost capacity
~ 80 ~ seemed to be we'll pleased. AT
'As conclusion of tho services the Com.
nAnasfy marched through several of the
. streets Of the city and then returned TO
their asylum and dlsbsndsd. "
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s,,p-AY, MAY II, 1874.
~CAL INDEX FINGERS.

TUoLUMsE.-We publish in full 10.
day, on the inside pages, Bret Hsrte's
beautiful story entitled; "The Rose Of
Tuolumne." II is one Of the popular
writer's best productions.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17
ICE CREAM PARLOR.

T. b. Ellis, at the Arlington hou,e.
hereby announces tha, he has opened an
Ice cream parlor at the Arlington house
Tor the accommodation of the public.
Families supplied All orders promp,lv
AIcAded 10. 7l.5.l-.u
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SERVICES will be held in the Ger
man Lutheran church, now undergoing
repairs, next Sunday, which ia Pentscostal
Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

Second-hand clothing, wA,chcs, jewelry.
pistols, &c, bought and Sold. Also a lot
Brussels. carpet, furniture, ,.s, for sale.
Opposite Cairo and Vincsnoos railroad
depot. [l-s-2-27-tl NJ. CoYsE
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TO RENT.

A furnished house, No. 30 Thir.oonth
street. apply to Mrs Kate Sandusky.
5s.5.lI-Gt
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The S.R KNIGHTS. The Sir Enights
will celebrate st, Johns day, June 24th,
bys parade, etc. They are already maxi
ing prep arations for the occasion.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

An just received and for salo nv
hathuss a Uhl, "a Ohio leyeo o. ooo -,
bacon s'de'' hams and shoulders twenty.
H'e Dds new potatoesi 20 bsxes lannon's
CJ-5-l7-C. "S'
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HENRY EIcnHoFF is now prepared to
repair, varnish and polish furniture and
pianos In the worry best manner.
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THEY ARE COMING.

CAIRO TO BE VISITED BY ONE
THOUsA svJURsfONIS ~.
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STEP aud Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Sleeves, Shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Water Closet Urlnals,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor,os, Clothes Linesn
and, in fact, iull assortment of kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal
Toys, i6s Washington avenue, near Ton,h
street. 56-4-l7-lm.
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PIANO For --First-claes seven
and quarter octave piano clioap for cash,
or can be traded fo-, past cash and bal
anoo Ia dfoss goods o. opon 20 any oiher
trade, by Addressing Xxx,
post-C1jcn Cairc
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PxEsosAL.- CITY Attorrev Webb is in
Chicago on business. County Attorney
Pope is acting city attorney in his alb
senee.
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B-4J- Elder X, Trimbls will preach at
the Christian church on Eighteenth street
this Saturday evening, and Sunday
morning and evening. Tho public are
invited to attend.
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se1"A FEW MORE day boarders will ho
taken at the st. Charles at the reduced
J2-i-2gtf
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THE G. g. v. RAILROAD.

THE RECEIVERS IN POSSESSION
OF TIE ELEPHANT.
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ROOMS TO RENT
WILCOX

In Wilcox block, Washington avenue.
az the lowest figures. 10 3.f
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e gA3 FIEsT-CLAss board NJ second-clsss
rates stthe St. Charlie. Hotel.
92Zi-2G.tf
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WnY-Miss Anna whore did you get
that nice hal1 AZ Mrs Hultz Mil
lincFy store, corner Of Washington ay-
cnuo and Eleventh street She has the
latest fashions, and the nices, and cheap
est hats tina. over came % Cairo
30-j Gift
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The MoNlToK.--For tho Monitor, tho
best coal Cook SGovo eyor mado or the
iSshion, :he champion wood Cook OF the
West, go to Il. ilalleys, 1863 Washingto
avenue, near Tenth street
fit t.lTI,n
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LETTER LIST.
LADIES' LIST.


nHon Mrs D a Bl1dsoo NJ
Bradley Henrietta Barton Addio
bennett Tannic l. Beulcer sonia
Bontly NJ VI Cbsnnan Fa~,o
Iah', ,o Frocman Susan
Kane Mary Martin No
Mcleod Mrs Narrats / q
Morrill, Mary Price Jonnie
sullivan Catherine Silver Lizzie
Sharp Ellen Smith MAJ Ann
Washington Louisa Williams Annie
Williams Clarrissa
GENTS LIST.
hsAey, Chas Bowmont, Pitts
Bcckwilh, U Blanchard, HIS
oeII, Frank Brown, Calvin
Cisgg, VIM (2) Curry, Winchester
Curtis, w G Cunninghsm nj
Co'ko, Zohn Field Clay. nc
GSAIpPe,l' Frank Creighton, Dwight
Sody, Dehhls (3) began, i
yyoiO!, horace Dugan, james
Tfehch, Foster, ZEE
T u w ~ Grunday, Ransom
uair' BIZ lloar, Simon
Hornor, Joseph Hairy. ,Iobn
nooden, oosefh Harris, jasper
uenuficks, Joseph Hillerns Henry
h'Shsm' Ii X Hahn, Henry
lnman, Alonzo
Jams, Felix Keller n White
Name, u 2 Kelley, Thos
Leonard, SD Lund' q NJ
MeCotmac, Mr. Massey Robl I
metisherio, lsobt McVeigh, John d
Mi'ies, Calvin McAr,hnr Alex
nickson, Clinton Nelson, Thos j
nofter, Chas Phleeger, Win
huSseII, Jas Rentell, Isaac
Seeehan, Morgan Shoptsugh. Goo
Stein, + J Upton. J b
WERNER, Geo White John
Williams, Levio
GEo. W. McKEAto. Pm.
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psJ SEVERAL pleasant family rooms at
the st. Charles Hotel fronting on tho Ohio
can DO obtained with board at reduced
rates during the summer months
92-f-29.tf
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MiLLIsERY.-Mrs. jackson, formerly
Mrs. Swander, ia now on hand with the
cheapest stock of Millinery in Cairo
She has lowered her house even with the
sidewalk TO give the ladies an easy On.
trance and has lowered her price 10 give
them all chance to buy beautiful spring
hat or bonnet and anything else in hor
line that they may want Her store Is
now one OF the most attractive, as it has
long been one of the cheapest places in
town to buy. Call and SEQ her and be con.
WINGED ls-6.21v
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PREPARATIONS FOR TIE BECBP.
LION OF OUR VISITORS.
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CRUMBS OF comiort" at ID. AFTER 4
Coz 43-6-l0.lm
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HOW THEY PROPOSE TO MAN.
AGE THE CONCERN.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Tho services at
the Episcopal church to-day will DO at
loi am. and y pm. The subject of Mr..
Ghberts sermon at tho evening service
will be Moses and Geology
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DRUNKEN MIN AND FIGHTING
WOMEN.
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JUDGE CUNNINGHAM RULED
OUT BY JUDGE BROSs.

s-J- 1t was Sergeant Cain who arrested
Thomas Welsh and Lawrence Cronsn,
both of whom had taken, lin the language
OF slang so obnoxious to Rev. Mr.. Gil.
bert,) too many blue blszes II was
Judge Bross who fined each of them 81
and costs. 1t was Thomas and Lawrence
who'could not pay the fine and were sen
20 Jail.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

Bs5" Nancy Scott, charged with striking
Daniel Sullivan with q sledgo hammer,
was brough. up for trial. When the case
was called Judge ], X. Cunningham pu,
In an appearance as counsel for Mrs.
Scott, but Judge Bross objected, and In
formed Cunningham that if he wanted
to practice law in tina. cour. he must first
obtain a license. Cunningham withdrew
from the case. and tho evidence wac pro-
ceeded with. Several wituesses woro
heard, and their testimony went 10
prove that quarrel had taken place be-
tween Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Scott,
VIXEN Mr.. Dan Sullivan appeared on tho
scene and undertook to put stop to tho
quarrel High words passed when Mrs
eeou picked up sledge hammer and
dealt him blow in the stomach, inlet.
ing serious injuries. Judge Bross fined
Mrs. Scott s25 and costs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

GALL and examine the now sash-lock
at ID, After d Cos ii-5-l0-lm
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Es6~ Peter Mitchell was charged with
disturbing the peace by disorderly con-
duct John McNulty csugh, him in
the act and arrested him. Peter il A
co!ored man ana wanted TO be tried be.
Tore colored magistrate. He therefore
took change Of venue 70 Police Magic.
srate Birds court. 1t WAS no use, how
ever, for he WAS fined S. and the trim.
ings.
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SlPEINGS OF SMALL SINS.

BRISK BUSINESS IN THE POLICE
COURT.
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JUsT received, fine .oi Of extension
ladders, garden hoes, rskes, etc, etc, at
A IIalleNs. tG-A.17.lm-
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ssac- An unpleasAutness arose between
Harry Murphy aud William Hunt, tho
latter receiving tap on the noso which
opened crevasso through whi;h tho
elaret wasted copiously, applied to the
police tor protec.i lion The bciigerant
murphy was arrested, and his honor as
sessed tax of fyo dollars and the insep-
CRADLES against him, Murphy turned his
pockets inside out, but was unable to nd
enough Of the "althy lucre' to settle
with tie court and wac sent TO the Gala.
boose for five days
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"CHUABs Of comfort at ID. AFTER Il
Cos. 49.6-l0-lm
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"CRUMDs Of comfort at ID. AFTER X
Cos. 43-5-l0-lm
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TIVE largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
ll6, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 74-5-lT-3m
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TOBACCO Es,'-Fifty-thrss hogs.
heads of tobacco we're sold at The Plan.
ter's warehouse at tho sale on Friday
morning. lhe prices obtained were;
10 mas rugs ...''......"..."....$3 90la}5 90
20 " low TO medium leaf. q 00(a,9 80
There was no brighs in the market
The prices obtained are excellent and
we're satisfactory to producers The pros
poets for smother excellent sale on next
Friday are asttering.
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FoR STOVES, Tinwsro. toilstware, steam
cooking yossels, broilors bird cages, Ian
erns, cato springs, gate hinges table end
pocket cutlery, hutinR irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spou,ing, go to A.
Hslley's lcs Wsshingtoa avenue, near
Tenth street tG-4.I7.lm.
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FLOUR. FLoUR.-Good and choice fam
iiy -four in 9sib sacks, con venient for fam
lily use, for sale in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. PETER CUHL,
so, Ohio Leyee.
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The Odd-Felows of this city will
picnic on next Saturday at Grand
Chain. A special train will be secured
and splendid time" will be enjoyed.
The public will be invited.
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THEAlRIcAL.-The attendance at the
Atheneum last evening was not large, but
the rendition of the play, MAN and
Wife" was excellent. The Susan Denim
com binstion lie one Of more than ordinary
merit, and it is to be regretted that they
were not better pstronized than they
were by orr people.
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Warren Chase will lecture
In the ball of the Liberal Religious sssoci.
ton at o'clock p. IN. this afternoon and
at O'Clock this evening. Subjec. in the
afternoon; "The Origin and Locality of
the Spirit World" and in the evening"
Free Religion, What is it?' The pub
lie are invited. Lectures fee.
By order of COMMITTEE.
73.6-l7-lt
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~ Tor the accommodation Of Der.
tons desiring - attend the Texas state
fair the Cairo, atksnsAs and Tex. rail.
road have placed round trip tickets on
sale at their oil-s in .his city at $50 90
No tickets will BE- sold at this price after
The 18Th INST J1--5-l5.3t.
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GooD-The great crowd, Of people you
see on Washington avenue were making
Their way to Phil. II. Ssup's soda fountain
and ice cream saloon; and they all &C.
knowledge his TO be better soda and finest
ice cream (pure creamy they ever tasted.
Call and try IL for yourself I2-5.l7-lt
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- A regular conclave o. Cairo
rs: Commandery: No 10, will be held
wv" at the Asylum, Monday evening,
The 18th inst, at 7;l5 o'clock. Sir Knights
will appear in fatigue dress. Visiting
Sir Knights are courteously invited.
JEwETT Wilcox, Recorder.
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i
BULLETIN office for $3.50
Hote Heads.
One thousand note heads printed at TN
BULLETIN Office for 500; two thousand iol
ESQ. 49,
One thousand business c9Tiy Office Tor
board, printed at THE Hing to size. "
rom WOO TO si.oo, -
s,,y.AY, MAY II, 1874
OIL
I~CAL INDEX FINGERS.
TuoLUMsE.-We publish in full TO.
day, on the inside pages, Bre. Hsr,e's
beautiful story entitled; "The Rose Of
Tuolumne." 1t is one Of the popular
writer's best productions.
HENRY EIcnHoFF IL now prepared TO
repair, varnish and polish furniture and
pianos In the worry best manner.
7i-5.l1-3m
PxksosAL.- CITY Attorrev Webb is in
Chicago on business. County Attorney
Pope is acting city attorney in his ab.
sence.
SERVICES will be held in the Ger
man Lutheran church. now undergoing
repairs, next Sunday, which is Pcntscostal
Sunday.
The S.R KNIGHTS. Tho Sir knights
will celebrate st, Johns day, June Gath,
bys parade, etc. They are already MAX
ing prep arations for the occasion.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH The services at
the Episcopal church to-day will DO at
10Y am. and y pm. The subject of MIR.
Guberts sermon at tho evening service
will be Moses and Geology
TIVE largest and best-selected stock
of FURNITURE for sale at Wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
ll6, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 7i-5-lT-3m
The Odd-Felows of this city will
picnic on next Saturday at Grand
Chain. A special train will be secured
and splendid time" will be enjoyed
The public will be invited.
FLOUR. FLoUR.-Good and choice fam
lily flour in 3Sib sacks, con venient for fam
Ily use, for sale in quantities TO suit pur-
chssers. PETER GULL,
so, Ohio Lsvee.
GooD-The great crowd, Of people you |
ee on Washington avenue were making
her way to Phil. II. ssup's soda fountain
md ice cream saloon; and they all &C.
knowledge his to be better soda and fines.
co cream (pure cream) they ever tasted.
JAIL and try /! for yourself T2-5.l7-lt
a., A regular conclavo o. Cairo
ts::s4 Commandery: No 10, will be held
wv" at the Asylum, Monday evening,
10 18th inst, at 7;l5 o'clock. Sir Knights
ill appear in fatigue dress. Visiting
ir Knights are courteously invited.
JEwETT Wilcox, Recorder.
THEA1RIcAL.-The attendance at the
theneum last evening was not large, bu,
10 rendition Of the play, "Man and
'lfe," was excellent. The Susan Denim
m binstion lie one Of more than ordinary ,
crit, and it ia to be regretted that they =
ere not better pstronized than the y q
ere by orr people. b
LEcTURE.-Warren Chase will lecture
the ball of the Liberal Religious sssoci.
IN at o'clock p. IN. this afternoon and
o'clock this evening. Subjec. in the Y
'ernoon: "The Origin and Locality Of
0 Spirit World" and in the evening, a,
rec Religion, What is it?' The pub d
are invited. Lectures fee. u
By order of COMMITTEE =,
73.5-l7-lt .,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

x. sNYrH Y Co.--Oler for ss.o 90, 900
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee t. be good tobacco and smoke
well. WholesDie from tlj TO $50 per
1000; retail, two 20 ay cents each. One
thousand pounds enc smoking tobacco in
one ana one and hali pound packages.
Ihey also have 10 barrels good vinegar; 3
platform counter scales, aud ono patent
coal oil can, which they will cell at bar
gam l-5-l-lf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-17

Are selling Cents half hose at CO cents
per dozen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-15

There used to be Judge in the west
ern part of Michigan who had one ex-
preston under which he cloaked all his
ignorance and pcrplexities, and that
was that he must decide according to the
principles Of substantial justice. On
one occasion a culprit was undergoing
his trial for petit larceny. The offender
was an old one, and every one believed
him guilty, but the evidence was lament
ably deficient. After tho arguments were
closed, the Judge rose to charge the jury.
lie had determined TO have the fellow
convicted, but he could not fortify his
purpose by the facts and the law. AT
last after fioundering about for a long
time, he closed in the following summa-
~ manner:
Gentlemen, you should never lose
sight of substantial justice. That is the
end of all law. The evidence may be
rather deficient in this case, but, gentle
men, you ought, ! think, to keep in view
the eternal principles Of substantial jus
tice. Gentlemen, think this man Onght
to be convicted. He is q id rascal ;
he stole my wood all last wiEter-and !
think yoa had better bring HIM in guilty
any how"