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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-28
The Age OF Discovery

". Winter, the artist, is about To pre-
sent to the citizens of Cairo new pic
turc. with all the colorin@ OF real LIE
The mean, of working these charming
and liE,-likc pictures will not be with
held from the public. The modS oper-
apdi i n follows: On the right hand
side OF the camera is attached Il mill
which contains the prisnatic colors in Il
pulVeriled state. As the colors pass into
the camera they are received by fan
wheel which keeps the atoms in
motion. The Photographic plate, while
wet. /, then placed ia the camcra-thC
sitter being in position. The handle OF
the mill is gently turned. The cap OF
tube is removed. the image OF The sitter
begin, to form while passing through
the colorcd atmosphere, the particles of
dust falling where they properly belong,
when. Presto! you have II beautiful pie
ture OF yourself or friend.
Mr.. W. il also making a plctur" called
the nonparcIl, beautiful style. suitable
Tor loclc,s and miniature .ases. I.arg,
assortment of the latter on hiud' Gal
cry open daily.
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| have iusi received the largest assert.
ment of Quecnswarc and Glassware, Of tho
bo,, quality, which, having bought for each
drec, from the Imp' rtef, AMI MnulaCtu-
rcrr. I am enabled to sell at prizes which
defy competition, viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates G0c per set.
white Granite Cups aud S1u-
efrs, without handles. GDc per set.
white Granite Cups aud Sau-
GERS, with handles, 75c per set.
Large Glass GobleIs, Doc per set.
Large Glass Table Tuml r.. zoe per 81
invite everybody 10 rall and examine ny
stock Of Queen and Glassware and com.
pare prices.
Ihavc also Just received a large invoice OF
Table aud Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
Bn,tnnii Table and Tea spoons aud soup
Ladies. DAS HARTMAN,
3-2su Cor. sixth Il Com. Az.
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FROM pApUCAH.
A Paducan Nau UiOsv> ihc Horn OF
Praise tor HIS village. Enc spciliuS
Match BctN pcu Il. and t.--Bt.c 6ail.
-IsNon. ihc IriHn piInut .--Ii.olcra
Feared,
p,n1.l.u- Anril 1ilh- ~.

NblAN ~ l'lll -'Nilt ANi's
EplIoR BULLLrIN : Paducah is now
dullcr than wa, ever known before, with
no hopes of Il speedy return to pros
perity. Every place has some rcdccm-
Ing feature that is a telling card. We
have several one i, our line streets,
that cannot be surpassed in the world
another is our beautiful gardens attached
to our many time residences. \ person
to appreciate our beautiful city at this
season OF the year should visit it, espc,
cially Cairuitcs, who are surrounded, al.
most, by water and >wamps, and the
city often overlooked by sipe water. II
Cairo only had our situation tor building
purposes she would ere this have rivalled
1t. Louis.
There is considerable talk here
about spelling match between the
Egyptians and Paducahians. We are in
for ii, and if your city accepts, We will
give you rOusing time. Even the Idle
wild base ball club have signited their
Willingness 70 entertain our visitors with
n fine game of ball, provided Phil. How
ard will mustcrup the Star club OF
your city, and come up with the spoilers,
Lets have the spelling match, by all
means. The two cities are 50 close To-
gether that we ought to exchange ciyili-
| ties, etc.
The Evansville packet company have
made Paducah the terminus of their line
and some of our merchants think ON
city will be greatly benefited
thereby, as Il great deal of trade will be
turned away from your city to Pnducah
especially the rcshippng Of freight
which will go down the Paducah 4 Mem
phis road. Time will tell.
Len faXon is back again from your city
covered all over with glory, as he sue
csedsd in eleetlny You Hoyor who la
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUnLIC notice is hereby given that the
l. county court of Alexander county has rrn-
dcrod judgment tor q special assessment upon
the property benefited by the reconstruction of
the following sidewalks, viz:
south side OF Fourth street between Washing
ton and Commercial NCuues; west side Of Wash
ingtOu uyenuc, tom Fourth To- Fifth strcet7;
east side of Washington avenue nom FINN o.
sixth streets; north side Of Fiflh street from
Washington to Commercial avenues; north side
Of seventh from Walnut 10 westerly line OF Lot
IS, Bluck -; north side Of Eleventh from Wash
mgton avenue TO Walnut streets east side oI
Poplar street, between Division and twenty
second street; south side Of IwcntN-fir-t -trsci
from Poplar io sycamore streets; south site OF
Eighth street between Washington and com
ncrcill avenue; east side OF Washington ave
nue. from Eighth Ia Sincth streets; moth side ui
Eighth, between Washington uN cilue and Nnlnu,
street; south side of seventh, between Washing
ton avenue aud Walnut street "a Will more iull'
appear from the c.rtincd copy OF the Judgment
Oh nlc in the office of the city clerk of the city oi
! Cairo; that l. warrant fur the collection Of suci
| as-cs-mcni /, ia the hands Of the undersigned
! Az pcI1ans interested are hclCby notified % cal
ava lay tt' amounts assessed, 1T the collector
unicC, 40. l-2 Commercial avenue, within tnirt
/ DO 50 from the date hereof II I. BLAhff
/ city Treasurer ami EN-Oilclo Collector.
Dated this 80 e div nj March, lSIi
I-2-fl.
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THE TWEgTY-sIXTH.
celebration OF the Odd.Eeitow- tnui-
Ncr-sFy 1T JOuesboro.--t Wet DuN. 90
Mach ktCtunls. but I.IttIc Comfort.

The Oji-lclloOs OF southern Illinois
anticipated grand reunion on the 3G,h
inst al JoGc.boro, but The rain Of sun
day night, aud the mud aud dril2le Of
the morning Of III" anniversary day de-
tered hundred, from participa,ingin the
celebration.
About one hundred Oll-Fclipw, and
citizens of CAIRO. Notwithstanding the
rain OF the morning, went mp on the Mar
ROW Gauge, some In passenger and some
in box car. The crowd wa, somewhat
swcllcd at Toledo and other stations.
Riding on narrow gauge road was
new sensation 10 most of the cNcur-
,ionists. The road is q little rough, but
the passenger soon ascertain, that. al
though the track i not in perfect order,
the ears ride with a little joSllc a, any OF
the wide gauge well ballc,t-
ed roads. and hc las no
doubt that it Is true, a. one of the cXcur-
ZIONIST, remarked, that: III this track
wa, in ordcr--iiXcd up littlc-ridmg ON
dis here road would he old oil"
Parties of track men were at work lcYcl-
ing the track, and within month will
have it in a. goo condition Il, that OF any
road in the country,
/ The cXcur,loni,ts arrived at Jonc.boro.
aud there enjoyed walk through mud
and in the rain. to the Ol.i-Fcllows hall,
/ where the committee of arrangements
/ had comfortable lire, blazing away.
Shortly after the arrival of the Cairo cN-
curtion,ts, those from MurphysbOro ar
rived, two hundred and twenty-five strong
with brass band and many umbrellas.
Then came the lodges from Marion, viii
hanson county, Carbonate, Anna aud
Dongola, Il little damp, but determined to
see the celebration TO an end.
After all the lodges expected
had reported procession was
formed ON the public square, headed
by music and mar.hallcd by Col.
! NimmO, and marched to the fair grounds
The commttc had prepared seats around
the music stand on the grounds, AMI ii
was the programme to have the address
OF welcome and speeches made from the
stand, but the rain had made the
ground soft, the seats wet and il was still
gently descending The company Were
therefore crowded into the room in the
second story of the building, where Mr.
Alexander Dougherty made al
eloquent and appropriate address
of welcome. Mr.. Obcrly was thcr
introduced by Capt. Andrews and spoke
/ for twenty or thirty minutes.
Then the meeting adjourned, and the
people took to the tables which wcr'
loaded with all kinds Of food, prepared b,
.. the ladies OF ,Ioncsboro, Everybody WA;
supplied with all that could be desired
and enough was left to feed Il regimen
,, for week. The Odd-Fellows and citl
zens Of Jonesboro-la1ies and gentle
mcn--had made every arrangement tha
could have been made for the entertain
ment Of their guests, and II is 10 be re
. GREETED for their sakcs that the ba
: weather spoiled the celebration. L
Messrs, Bouton, Andrews and Others, il
Cairo cXcursionists are indebted tor man
kind attentions.
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NIIIIincr, Goods.

Mr.. Init has the largest Millinery store
in tho city OF Cairo with large stock Of
Millinery Goods of all the latc.t fashion,
and style, Of Ladies', Misses and Children
has, and Ladies' Lonnct-, trimmed or I'M
trimmed, all OF which have b-cn carefully
selected, an bought ct the very lowest
cash Price, at the fyur differ Mt markets
~. Louis, ChicHgo, Cincinnati ami New
York, and which she viii offer for ,ale at
cost. Now is your chance 10 get your
Hats. cal and see her before YOU pur-
chase at other places. She has iinc a..
.ormcnl OF Ladies. Misses and Childrca's
Shoes, all made to order that ,Go will offer
for sale nc y per cent cheaper than can be
bought At any other place in the city Of
Cairo also, variety of other MOTORS.
Mrs. NJ. G. IlULT2.
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleyer h streets. 49.3-l3-lm.
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once before, in the capacity Of clerk on
Phillips wharf-boat. but it, climate did
not agree with him, and he wa. forced 70
leave IL. We hope he Will have better
health this time.
Frank MOdglin. the horse thief who
broke the Ma,sac Jail, aud was rccdpturcd
in this city By :. ID. Lynch. was tried
last week at Metropolis, and found guilty.
He will serve the state eight years in the
pcnilentiary.
We call attention to the large and
handsome stock of gents furnishing
goods just brought to this city by j.
Burger II Go. These goods have all
been selected with great care and are of
the latest and most desirable styles. and
sold at bottom prices. Gentlemen are
roques ted to call and seq for thcmsrlyo..
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Landlords OF hotel, and boarding houses
Wil, fndit TO their -dya,t1ge to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Lluudfoss, No - Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
oial avenue. II tel and clearinghouse
washing, - cents per dozen. Fur piece WORK
prices are q, follows: single shirt and col.
lars, Be-; two handkerchict., be; vest, zoe;
and all genuemen- wear, Soc. per
ioIcn. iad.c-' dresses, - to Doe;
,kirtsD TO 2)c; drawers 10 10 l5c; two
raiF hose &c; two COLLAR ) 10 lee. FOR la
dies plain clothes 81 GO per dozen; ior la
dies line clothes, Ell - per dozen; done
promptly, AMI promptly delivered. Pa
tronagc solicited
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We publish letter from PalurIh. in
which the spelling challangc Of Cairo j.
again repeated. We have no doubt a
class could be- organized 10 defeat our
nrghbor-. At the game Of base ball,
which requires more muscle than brain,
raducth j. better than Cairo, but ut the
game OF spelling, which requires no mus
clcaud not much brain. We have m abid-
ing faithin the ability OF Cairo u get
away with Paduclh. ~ least the cNpcr-
imcut is worth trying. If any Of our
spcllcr, wish the name OF ON" cores
ponlcnt, for the purpose OF opening q
correspondence with him looking to a
spelling match, it can be obtained Of Mr..
Burnett NJ the BULLETIN counting room.
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say. will be an honor 60 your city. He
says Jack will make q go0d mayor
causing your city in the next two years
TO make rapid strides toward Welr"pol'-
tan greatness.
There i some apprehension that we
viii De visited by the cholera again this
summer, in consequence OF the un-eason-
able weather HAT We have bc"nhayng Of
late. Mayor Fisher has large force Of
hand- engaged in cleaning up the streets
and alleys. and our city Is cleaner now in
a sanitary point OF view than It Ina, been
for many years. All praise To our wor-
Thy mayor More anon. N-lO-l.>.
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opinion The question l., why do car
ricrs make such rates?
capt. Cawdon, Of Memphis, pro-
poses to plan a steamer that will make q
trip from that city to New Orlcan. and
back each week. by his new style OF
engines her wheel, are torevolve 80 times
per minute. The buckets to be 20 feet
long, aud not over - inches wide, and
the boat to be forty feet beam. lie holds
that the defect ia the present lyle of en-
gincs can all he remedicd by shortening
The stroke, increasing the diameter and
charging the openings. Above all he
holds that boat should have Il length Of
bucket corresponding to her breadth OF
beam.
Wan DEPAuMLNl, RIVER ItfPorr,
AfttiI
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Yankee Robinson.

The day has at lat arrived for ulc ap-
pcarance Of Yankee Robinson great
show, and We guarantee that very few
will mis- the opportunity of ,cing 'all ont
doors under one tent, a. this tupcn-
dou, combination Is very aptly character
lied. Judging from the notices OF the
press Of other cities where th. show las
exhibited. Yankee Robinson can safely
lay clai INTO having an exhibition second
only to one now travelling Oh the Ameri-
can continent. Go. then. everybody. aud
see this "Worll OF Wonder" Admis-
sion only - cents: children under years.
half urirr.
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~ tcpo>Itory OF Fashion, Pleasure
and IustrDcstOU."
HARPER'S BAZAAR
IIlVsTRATED.
NoIIcYs OF THE IRyss.

The Bazaar T. edited with contribution
tact aud talent that we seldom lind in any
journal; ana the Journal itse,t Is the orgsn
OF the great world oftSshion.-Bostm TIaN-
rler.
The Bazaar eommcnds itself to every mem.
Der Of the horsehold-to The children BY
drull and pretty pictures, to the young Ia
dies by IT, Bankruptcies in endless variety,
10 the proyident mat5on by us patterns iof
the ehiIoren's Globes, to pateriamllias by
lis tasteful designs for embroidered slippers
ana Luxurious dressing gowns. But the
Ie,ding matter of the bazar is uniformly OF
grent excellence, The paper has acquired
q wide popularity for the iireside enjoyment
il aIor,. ~. !. Evening Post.
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Get the Best.

DIR. Seth Arnold's Cough kiIler-the
great eradicator tor al lung diseases-a su-
perlor remedy to all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe cases. 1t is a sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
,roup, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Rcail price, % aud so cents and ~.
Auy bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's DiarrhTa Balssm 81 aud
50 cents. Remember 1t is warranted, Ar.
nolds Bill iou' Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness aud pain. Compounded
by Or. Seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE N,
Woonsocket, r. |. sold by Paul q. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo. Ill. 9o-4-25-3m
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Attention, Merchants Of the SUR.
rounding Country.


rounding Country.
have full stock and can always NJ or.
dcrs on Qucensvare and Glassware at ST.
Loui, prices The ioll1wingi, alist ofwhat
have on band at present:
Lamp Chimncys. of all kinds, by tho Bar
rel, box or dozen.
Glss Lamps OF all size, and kinds.
100 different styles aud kind, Of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burner. OF all descriptions.
Lamp.wch, Beer mugs, Glass H"Orctor.,
Goal OH Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit stands, and in tact cyerv thing in tho
,rockcry and Glassware line.
win guarantee TO duplicate any bin
purchased IN st. Louis and give equally
~ good an assortment, ~ my stock i com.
plctc in all kinds of Queen and Glassware.
also have put up in cask for the retail
trade Rockingham and yellow ware, which
Iwil sell at 81 per cent oil The regular li.t
prices
Also full line of Table and Pocket Gut
cry. Plated, Br'taniN, Table and Tea
spoons, snd Soup Lndlc- Come AMI -,
for yourselves. II. ll>NrMAN.
3..s-tf Cor. sixth n Com. AV
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Mr.. Charlotte Sanders having been ~.
qucstcd to give music lesson, in Cairo, begs
10 state ,ie VIII 10 y On the following
terms: For pupils u11er twelve, seventy
i've cents per lesson ior young lLdies. siN
Lessons, i've dollar, special vocal lessons
ia the italian msthoi, one dollar. Apply
ut Mrs \. Mirkie's. Fifteenth street.
l.Jy.'v
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Card"

EDIGoH BULLETIN: MIR. Tluycr joins
with me in returning united and cordial
thanks to our many ircnd- IN Cairo /. :
the substantial and beautiful presents
sent to H. by them on the twentieth an
niyer-ary Of our marriage. For their
great kindness and liberal gii, may the
Diyn" Head OF the church render them
q Die, .cd reward. lour.,
I1B. TnA'rr.
Dated Nincrnue. Ind. April 2Ilh. 1870.
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Reduced Rates.

We willt,kc, at the =. charlie, Hotel,
during the summer months, - day boardcr-,
at Sll per month, and 30 boa'der- with cool,
pleasant rooms on the per loor, AT so
per month. st thi. extremely l5w rate,
none bat promptly paying boardcrs will be
accepted. JEwtTr WILCOX \ CO.,
3l.L2S.lm. Proprjctors.
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he Mndc.-Ntso One or Env suGEes-
tons SubnittcI.
1t has been the custom Of one or more
OF the fire engine cOmpauiv, ni tlli~ city
TO mOn0pOilc the Fourth of July, and
by advertising proposed celebrations Of
the day lorcstall any attempt 10 organize
a general cclcbration--a celebration by
the people. We hope this custom wiilbc
thrown aside this year. and that our citi-
Icns will unite ia organizing q grand
demonstration on the approaching
Fourth.
There ave many reasons why this
should be done at tbi- time. This i the
year in which the centennial celebrations
of revolutionary events commence. one
hundred years ago, 10Th OF April. a .hot
was lircd ut Concord that was heard
round the world, and in the ensuing
struggle Of eight long years our fore
father, laid the foundation, Of the
Republic 1t f. therefore prop.
or that ia this year and
thcncNt ensuing seven years the people
Of the Republic should, by celebrating
the great event, Of the Revolutionary
War. rchindlc love of country ia their
heart. Whatever may have been proper
in the past. it would be- almost .acrile-
goou- in any -o.ic'yor ,cct or other body
OF men to attempt. in this centennial pc
Rod Of Our history. to mpnopoiilc the
Fourth OF July. It belongs to all the
people, and should be celebrated by the
people.
We have therefore. running ahead OF
public suggestion from any person.
though, proper 20 suggest that our pco-
pie should periodically unite and organ
lie a grand celebration OF the coming
Fourth.
But patriotism /. not sufficient to in
du,c our paople To act in tni. matter
their -.lcir,.r.,, .hop1l ma, ,,,..l .,
,t,rf,,.n. p...,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.r.. .....
celebration, and al,,rli-iugi, properly
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..a,,.t g., -. $50. a.. ......
o,,,,l,,rhocuo Ina .rr.,d .o,,. g., a,.J
dr,ms l., ho,t IL, n,o c,.,.i and
III, o,olo .o,, MN, ma. -, If.
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Observation-Disclosures,
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.,,u.a,,,, ,., ,,..,,,.. ~.
.o,ri and ii, ,,rt. oc sopr,orn m,,oi.
rbi. i,oo,.n.o ,,l,i,ul.. would ,.,v, I'm
tne CITY g l,ro. ,n,uot Of non,y in the
tul. If hotel l.arrors .nlnouucu. and
merchant. or.ll kinds. with tbi. -or.lid
reason for 4 celebration of the Fourth in
Cairo. added t. the patriotic one. who
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe RoEeker Z. now in full control Of
The Washington bakery, aud having learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared TO
supply on call o'l demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
cisssb ak ~. lie maintains full stock OF
coniectloneties, and can. n well ~ any
other dealer in the city, ill all orders in
that line, Cake. baked. frosted or orna-
mentcd on short notice. Spccia lattention
parties. p.l2.tf.
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Chancery Notice.

WILLIAM Jonn rs admin TRAITOR Of the
w estate Of samuel W. John deceased: :
Mary An John, Maria Williams, Charles Will
lianis, Laura john and William 5. John, de-
PENDANTS. are notified that on the 18th day of
March, l'15, Joseph l.. Roberts, complainant;
died hi, bill in chancety in the Alexander couu-
~ circuit court, in the state of Illinois, Tor
foreclosure, wherein you are the defendants,
That summons was thereupon issued ont of
valid court, against You, retuTnablc on the third
Monday in May, 1875, 10 u term of sid conrt
then 10 be holden at the courthouse, in Cairo,
In sud Alexander county.
Dated, April tn, lS''.
REUBEN NOCUM, Clerk
samuel y. Wheeler, Solicitor for Complain
ant ll-i-7-d5t
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piano and Organ Tuning

MI. VI. huhuc desires Ms TO say that he Is
ready to receive orders for ri1no aud Or
gan tuning, aud repairing Musical instru-
mcnt-. order, may be lett at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, as z. o.
uog GG6, and win receive prompt attention.
S}.3-lG :,m
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Lost.
'r0prbtors.

\ medium .izc cow red head aud
neck white back; rcd side and rump
tail thrcc-quarters rel, balance white;
lcp.. three white. one rcd Whoever Will
return the same to the st. Charles hotel,
will b. libcrilly rewarded
i-2S.2t. JEwETT WILCOX Il Co.
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The wcllkrDwn barber shop, corner
Eighth and { Commercial, presided ON by
he popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Jommerr al, IN
he Grand Central llO.cl. Tho now shot Il
arge and comm1diou-, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way Of fashion,.
ale hnir cutting. smooth shayc., etc.. will
10 well 10 call al the Grand Central Barber
.hop Il 3-i3-tf
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Something New.

have just received a complete a,,ort-
mcnt Of Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers,
etc.. also Moss and Chenille, and pie
mic and ladies' Travelling BaNkctS-thc
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
ID. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial.
3-JStt
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Administrators Notice.

LNSThTE of Zachariah McDnpel, deceased
Il The undersigned having been appointed
Administrator Of the estate of /achariah Me-
Daniel, late Of the County OF Alexander anil State
of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice that he
" i'll appear before the county court Of Alexan-
der County, ut the court house In Cairo, Ht thr
June term, on the 3rl Monday in june next, ut
which Time all persons having claims against
said estate arr notified and requested to attend
Tor the purpose 81 lANllig the same pDnsted. vi
per.uus indebted To said estate are requested 10
iuakc immediate payment to the Undersigned.
Dated thi- I'D day of April A. -, ls'j.
II. u. G. HARDl-, Administrator.
1J-N-l
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Mr.. Rumbold j. now prepared TO
bleach and remodel all Kind, Of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
braid-, jOc. Residence Fifteenth street.
between Walnut and Cedar. ilG-lw.
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II. Block, boot aud shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington ,ud CONNER
cial avenue. has Iust received new style
oi lat, aud Is nov prepared 10 make 4 boot
tnat, 10. nestne;. aud comfort, caunot be
cVcellcd. Give him o c,ll aud examine
thi. new style OF last. 0i-I-li-lD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-28

GA aud after Monday. April 20, ls;5,
froigh.s will be received aud also delivered
to ronsignee- ot the freight House, lost
OF Fourth street, near the Mississippi lovee,
from to II a. NJ, and from to up. IN.
Ticket oNlce, corner Of Commercial ave-
M. and second street. JOHN FoGGITr,
l.eI.Gt Agent