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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-17
"Orange Blossoms ''
In the last number of the .Jonesl

In the last number of the .Joncsboro
idoe,tiser, we find the following:
The local editor of the Bulletin. of
Cairo, thinks he has made a happy hit in
the notice Of the party which was in
Cairo on last Tuesday and Wednesday n
week. In said article he heads it with
Granger Blossoms but to let our
readers know this gcntleman's contempt
ibleness. we will state that he did not al
low his insulting article to appear until
the second issue after the event
happened. for fear, probably, that
some Of the gentlemen pres
ent would administer to him a gentecl
booting After hearing of the notice. q
party from this place sent for several
copies Of the paper, but for fear of the
probable consequences. the papers were
not forthcoming.) We do not know
whether to lay the insult to the want of
brains on the part Of the local Of the B,R-
te'i',, or to his downright meanness but
one thing sure, that the gentleman being
"Granger Blossom" would be an honor
to him. and might admit the gentleman
more often into respectable society. but
his being granger would be no credit to
the organization.
How the Adcsrtiser man dared to tell
so palpable falsehood As is contained in
the above we cannot understand. We
did not head the report of the Hammers
Prick wedding in this city: Granger
Blossoms" but "Orangc Blossoms,
which, if the editor of the Adrertiser
knows anything, nc knows i. not an UNI
usual way to headline notable marriage
ceremonies. Many brides of to-day wear
wrsaths Of orange blossoms on their
heads, and. blossoms on their dresses.
and therefore orange blossoms have come
to be associated with the marriage GER
emony. These are the words that headed
our report Of the Hanncrs-Frick wedding
and not Granger Blossoms" as the Al
verfiser has nntruthftIlly asserted. IL
would be unnecessary to explain THIS GO
any person not an utter ignoranu., as
Doughcrty il.
We did not publish the report of the
marriage the morning after the cerc-
mony was performed. because We could
not prepare it on the night of the we'd
ding in time to be put into type. The
intimation that We postponed its publ
cation tearing the toe OF the boot of any
Of the weddingers. is mean. One thing
is sure, the boot on the Adc.rtiscI' man S
foot never alarmed us or any one else
for, while the boot may be very valiant,
the foot in it is so cowardly it always car
ries the boot rapidly away from danger.
Dougherty is almost as great coward
as he has in this matter proved himself
to he an untruthful tellow-in very plain
English, a great liar.
When George Dougher,y, regarded by
all his acquaintance as very weak
; headed fellow, almost-but we will not
say it-when he talks about want ofbrains
in any person, then has impudence
| achieved its most wonderful feat But
George is so fOolish-so very light in the
upper story-so utterly regardless of
truth, that we need not notice further
this mean and lying attempt on his part
to injure us in the estimation Of friends
who did not see our report of the wed.
ding.
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suet.


We heard q maDs vo,or "a, yesterday
under our window
"Tt's hot"
The voice seemed to be going by. and
by It's tone was apparently making this
suggestion to another voice that was
passing It, for another voice Immediately
replied:
"Hoternl.'
We don't know what the last voice
meant. II spoke q language We do not
understand (; but II 1t intended to assent
to the assertion Of the first voice we have
no issue with 1t, for yesterday was about
as hot day AZ n hrst-class Gun could
manufacture.
IlOtf Yes; there never was hotter
day--ncvcr. The ice in the ice-h0uscs
gave notice to the men who own it that
II would not endure much more caloric--
that, If the furnace was stocked much
more. it would become water aud boil
20 Of in steam Disguised.
Hot! Why, II the spirits of Mott
abide In such heat when they are not en-
gagged In the ennobling business Of maize
rializing, they must suffer cxcruciating
tormehts. such weather Is all the bad
place" we want and IL We can have
proof that the dad place" the Sunday
school books tell ~ about is hotter than
Cairo at this time, we may be counted in
at the next revival Of religion.
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Get the Hest.

Or. Seth ArnOld's Cough Killer-the
great cradicator for all lung diseases-l SUI
perior remedy to all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe cases. 1t is . sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
,roup, and all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Retail price, % and 80 cents and 81.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's Diarrhea Balssm, % aud
30 cents. Remember it is warranted. Ar
nolds Bilious Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DIR. Seth Arnold's Medical Corporation,
Woonsocket, II. |. Sold by Paul u. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, III. l5-i-25.3m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fhs Union BeWeSoDe"t Association.
The Union Benevolent Association wishe |.
to inform the public that 1t was organized
september 18th, 1874, and begs pardon for
coming out at such a late date but ow-
ing to the hard times we have been de.
iayed' we are now happy TO announce.
that we have been successful so far, and
ready ut any time for the acceptance of
members or petitions for the same. Time
OF meeting, Friday before the second Sat.
urday In each month. Hall on Fifth street.
between Commercial and Washington ay.
enues. ii. TuGGLE. President.
j. ADAMS, Nice-Presidcnt
l.. W. BAKER. Secretary.
,Il,.lm.
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bsrk ski,,t, Luckily mus' &c them have
beautiful totms, and look well IN the
fashion. We like to look nj them, and
would II we were Older than We nrc. Ny.
ron speaks about the feet Of ladies' sug-
costing the more perfect symmetry Of
the fair forms that terminate so well,
which Is n very pretty conceit; but this
pin-back fashion leaves no room for sug-
gcstion as to the symmetry OF the ladies
who affect it; II displays their symmetry
perfectly 1t does, indeed. We assert
this. and we ought to know
There are several boys living in the
neighborhood of Twelfth street, between
Walnut and Cedar, who should be taught
to respect a mans property. They are
In the habit Of cntering vacant house on
Twelfth, lately occupied by Mr.. Orth, and
committing all manner OF nnisances,
breaking ont the glass, throwing trash
INTO the cistern, etc. They have even
gone 20 far a. TO congrcgate there almost
daily to smoke cigars and pipes, thus en-
dangcring the safety of the property.
The names Of these boys can be furnish
cd 10 the owner or agent OF the house in
question.
If the youth of the Joncsboro Id
rertiser were beaten for time on the
head with an orange tree club he might
have knocked into that empty part ofhis
body a knowledge of the fact that
Orange Blossoms are always worn by
brides In wcll-regulated weddings. either
in fact or con,tructively. How the
young man changed "Orange Blossoms"
into "Granger Blossoms. and made this
change the text from which he preached
TO us q sermon Of abuse we cannot con-
ceive. Even he, although very near
approach to AN IDIOT Cas all his acquaint-
anccs inform nsl. ought to have had
sense enough 10 not make so consummate
an ass Of himself.
-"Citlzcn,' in a communication pub
lishcd by us this morning, makes some
suggestions concerning the fire limits OF
the city that our authorities would do
well to carefully consider. A brick city
Is preferable to wooden one. but a
wooden city is preferable to no city at
all and while it is desirable that the va.
cant lots Of the city should be filled by
brick structures, would it not be well
to permit some of them now embraced
within the fire limits to be filled by
frames' Al time when Cairo was
about to take its equal station with the
great cities OF the world the council
widened the fire limits and embraced
nearly all the city and additions: but
when the prospect of Immediately
stepping up to greatness vanished
into thin air. the council contracted tn,
limits. And now, when all the country
is afflicted by financial "shortness. ant
Cairo Is suffering almost as much as st
Louis. New York. Philapelphia, anC
other Of the larger cities, would it not b,
| well in the council to draw in its fire lin
it horns little more: Like our frien,
Davis of the san, we express no opinion
but simply ask the question. II We wer
the Mayor and Aldermen we would com
| to the conclusion that Citizen Is a WIS
fellow. and we would act upon his sue
se""e". hnt being AN editor we expires
no op'hioh' ana simply suggest that W
may nave more to say on this subject b,
| and by. =
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-17

The first through Illinois Central
freight ear, loaded with wagons,
left Cairo for San Antonio, Texas, yes
t.rday. The car was transferred from
the incline in the upper part Of town to
the incline Of the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and southern railroad, on the Mis-
souri, shore Of the Mississippi river, by
the new transfer boat, ".Junius ;. Nor
gan" and was started on it, journey
over the latter road yesterday morning.
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MIN Threads BeId,"g brothers a 10.

VT. w ~. uaIciTiyg, tne enteTpTIsIbg
and very energetic travelling agent of
Bedding Brothers q Company. Of Gin
cinnaii, i. now in the city. at the st.
Charles. lie will remain in the city UNI
Ill Monday. The firm represented by
Mr.. Ilazelrigg manufactures machine
twist sewing silk OF the best quality, as
Is wcll-known TO all users of the article
Thi, was the first firm in the United
which have taken the first premium over
all competitors wherever exhibited. The
firm is well represented by Mr.. Hazelrigg,
who is one OF the best travelling mon on
the road. Showing as he does, first
class goods, he is always successful.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men finn the CT
iects OF errors and abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies Books
and circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, siS
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam inst'-
tuition having high reputation Tor honor'
q 10 conduct and professional skin.
6-ll.d 4 w.3m.
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Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
" III ind IL TO their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundrcss, No '? Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
eiA avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 10 cents per dozen. Fol- piece work
prices are as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, lOc; per dozen Soc; socks DC; two col
lars, &c; two hsndkerchiets, Sc; vest. 2oc;
and oil gentlemen's wear. Soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % TO Doc;
skirts 10 to 2Oc; drawers 10 10 l5c; Two
pair hose Sc; two collars o TO Zoe. For Ia
dies plain clothes u 90 per dozen; for Ia
dies fine clothes, 81 ~ per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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The wellknown barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel The new shoI Is
arge aud conmodious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic in the way OF fashion.
sbls hAlr cutting. smooth shaves. etc., will
10 we'll 70 call N the Grand Central Barber
,hop. il.3-l'.tf.
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300 Ladies' Hats, latest style, all
ready trimmed; also large assortment of
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats,
which win sell ut one-halt the whole
sale price. The above are just from New
York and are desirable patterns and
styles. ID. HARTMAN.
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Three large and very desirable family
rooms, fronting on the Ohio. At the st.
Charles Hotel. can be had, with board, a,
very reasonable rates during the Summer
months. Abundance o. pure air and per.
feet ventilation. ,-iO-u.
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llOme Personals.

Misses Annie and Josie Phillis took
the Cairo 4 Vincennes train this morn
Ing for Vincennes, where they will be
the guests fMr. and Mrs. Thayer.
Mrs. Judge Green leaves the city to-
day for Dixon Springs, where she will
spend some weeks.
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Died, yesterday, katinka, infant daugl'-
ter of I.ouis and Eliza Herbert. Funeral
win takc::place at 3 o'clock p. IN. Train
will leave foot Of Eighth street at 3O'clock,
sharp. Friends of the family invited.
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to attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain Is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
Of the liver and kidneys, eruptions of the
skin, scrofula. headaches, and I'll diseases
arising from impure blood, are ut once re.
moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters, the great and infallible purifier
Of the blood, and rsaovstor Of the system,
Il has never been known TO fall, provided
tho patient had Not delayed using It until
he vitality Of his system was too fur gone.
IlA-d&w4w.. a. J. y
0~yhe finest article Of Salad on at
Schulz drugstore.
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Genuine G ,ngress Spring water IN bot
ties, kept on Ice and sold Tor 10 cents per
glass, ~ cents per bottle, and ~ per dozen,
1t the following places; Phil saup's Con.
tectionery Mc,iauley's and schuh's Drug.
stores. and Louis iierbert's Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
put up and sold In bottles only, to insure Its
original strength and medicinal properties.
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PII.SENER ~ Louis tuerbcrt..

Choice Brands
of Fine Cut and Smoking Tobacco at
CowPERTRwAIT 4 PHILLIPS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIvEp i;sroHr, I
f,l, Al u z
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Arlington Ice Cream Saloon, y. u. FL
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House,
ON Commercial avenue. betSec
Sixth and Seventh, i now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
tity, and at reasonable prices. G-ls-n.
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BOATs DIE.
Jim Fisk. Paducah ldlewild.
Evansville Cons. Millar, Cincinnati
Belle Memphis. st. Louis I: Capitol City.
Commonwealth and Shannon from the
South.
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Last Thursday evening, on Eighth
street, between Buder's store and circus
grounds, q lady's small amethyst breast
pin. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving at BULLETIN Office. 7.l3-tf.
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eo 10 louis Herbert's for P1usE'
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FOR SALE.

Picturesque Americs"-is mum oers
bound m . volumes, full gilt Morocco I;
price, $40.
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Linen mud NtraM Has.

Large assortment OF boys and
mems linen and straw hats mt one-half
the original cost. Now is the time to
buy bargains at Hartman's, corner Sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF
all descripiion,-lhe most complete rs.
sortment over brought to Cairo--at cost
for the next ten days. Drawers, Under
skirts, white and colored Shirts. Half
Hosc--n price defy competition.
d. H>rTN.N
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

~ am harrassed to death from state
ments from New York, am compelled to
sell my entire stock Of Clothing at an i'm.
mense sacrifice. Ike Valdez,
7-lG-N. Corner Sixth and Ohio Leyee.
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A LARGE assortment Of Alpaca Coats
FROM 81 50 to so 80, at Hartman's, cor
ner Sixth and Commercial avenue.
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FOR SALE.

At y bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Conn
mercial.
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! have just received full line OF
boys clothing--latcst stylcs-which |
will sell for one-f0urth of manufacturer
prices. Come and see tor yourselves, at
IIMtman's.
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A cottage on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
G-l3-tf. Apply to DIR. SMITH.
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A No. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at SD. VIII be sold at sl5 discount
aud ordered direct fro m the factory.
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Imported and domestic Cigars, wholesale
and retail, next door TO Tsber Bros.
COwPRRTHwAIr 4 PHILLIPS.
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The New City Directory will cost you
only 30 cents at Robbins Music Bazaar,
liz Commercial avenue. Every family
should have one. "1-lot.
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Balls and bats at cost-thc largest AS
sortment ever brought to Cairo, which l.
will sell for the next thirty days at cost.
-. HARTMAN.
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The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lar. apply to Mrs. CrMMINGs.
C-2I-tt,
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FOR MEM PIJJS.
For Sale.

A silver plated No. 0 Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued at
PSI. win be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
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FOR SALE.

A new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN Office. II. A. BURNETT.
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Reduced Rate. q" uo, Springs,

The 1t. Louis, Iron Mountain a South.
erD X. Il. Co., will sell round trip tick
cts between Cairo an | Malvern. good for
sixty days. for twenty-five dollars. to par.
ties 81 three or more. stage fire from
Malvern to the Springs, three dollars each
way. j. &. IrMMHR. Agent.
..lli-lW
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EsynXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office. printed,
81 80 and 81 90 per NJ.
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We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 40 day boarders,
at S22 per month, sndt0 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
uoue but promptly paying bosrders will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX 4 Co.,
3l-A-2S-lm. Propriet0rs.
~XX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. $3 90 per Nj.
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I" Ste. Geneyieve, Nicksburg.
Z" Ella Hughes. Ohio river.
Tow-boat Bee and barges, New Orlcans,
Propeller All. Stevens, Ohio river.
BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk. Paducah: ldlcwild.
Evansville Cons. Millar, Cincinnati !;
Belle Memphis. St. Louis Capitol City.
Commonwealth and Shannon from the
South.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was b feet !
and - inches on the gauge, having risen
8 inches during the previous ~ hours.
The news from all the upper rivers Is
very favorable, and we may expect hut
little more of q rise at present.
The weather j. clear and inSuficra-
bly, hot.
business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Mr.. Conant Of the Evansville Cou-
rier, left for Cincinnati by the &. 4 v.
Todu ltstcFuay morning.
The Thompson Dean cannot be-
taken out on the ways until the river falls,
which may be week or more yet.
The fine steamer Cons. Millar. Capt.
JAS. II. Pepper, is the packet this even
ing for Memphis and way points.
Capt. J. NJ. Phillis, wife, and several
other Caroites will leave for Il visit to
Crittenden Springs in few days.
Very heavy drfl iloated out of the
Ohio yesterday and many parties in skiils
were employed in securing choice pieces.
Great damage by floods is reported
in the vicinity of Shawnectown. The to-
bacco planters are perhaps the heaviest
losers.
The once famous fractional interest
steamer Ella Hughes passed up without
landing yesterday. She goes north for
repairs.
The Vint Shnkle took 2,75j sacks OF
corn, ,066 boxes OF starch, 600 barrels of
pork and Gil bars Of railroad iron and
total cargo Of s,1l7 packages into New
| Orleans.
| Remember the excursion on the
steamer Idlewild this evening. \ most
delightful steamboat ride, grand supper,
and an evening full Of pleasure i, offered
for one dollar.
The mammoth wharf-boat OF Halli.
day and Phillips was let into the
water at Mound City yesterday, and will
occupy her old place at our whar
to-day.
The Junius 5. Morgan transferred on'
car of agricultural implements yestcr
day from the Illinois Central to the Cairo
Arkansas and Texas railroad. The c.
V. road will not he ready to transfer 70
several days.
MIR. Hays, river editor of the Louis
| Vile Courier, seems to bc under the i'm
preston that it was Capt. Paul VIII c
started the report that the Thompson
Dean could be bought for $4,000, and
goes for him rather roughly. The Dean,
he intimates, could not be bought for
three times that money.
Capt. Hicks mammoth Mary DeA\
was launched at Metropolis yesterday al
ternoon. to the surprise Of everybOd
and the disappointment of not few
The launch was hurried up on account {
the risiin. river, which was alread
within four feet of the hull, and woul
soon have made the work impossible
Capt. Cutting has to deliver the boat b.
a certain date, and could not afford I
await the decline OF the river.
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FOR SALE,

A styls "E," "Clough, Warren y Co.'S"
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. List price, $500. Will be sold for
300.
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Try those Flora del Fumar Cigars, No
l2G CONNIE 'cial avenue.
COwPERTHwAlT Il PHILLIPS.