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The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

THE MUsEUM.-This afternoon and evening
afford the last opportunities to see Lost in
Londoa," as it must give way Monday night to
Mr.. Arnolds benefit. No one should miss see
ing the fine scene in the coal mine, in the first
act.
The demand for seats at Mr.. Arnod's bene-
fit is large, and people have no hesitation i'm
selecting chairs in the rear of the hall. A few
chairs yet remain unsold, but as the bill pre-
sented is the finest offered this season, every
seat will probably be taken by tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

Now is the time to take those Knives, forks,
spoons, sc. into the platers and have them re
plated as good as new at half the cost.
tfTbo EIono
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

MAINE GENERAL HOsPITAL.-There are now
nineteen patients in the Hospital, nearly all of
whom have come hither for the treatment of
difficult dseases All of them reside out of the
CITY. and several have come from the most dis
tant parts of the state. The sklllfui medical
staff is destined to make the institution popu-
lar throughout the state The work OF COM
pleting the building will be commenced as soon
as the season is sufficiently advanced for the
most profitable expenditure of money.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

AN EASTERN VIEw.-The editor of the Bid
deford Journal, who has been one of the most
active agents of the Eastern Railroad at Au-
gusta and elsewhere, in the past, thus views the
late Maine Central overturn:
The annual meeting of this corporation was
held in Waterville on eduesday, and the larg
est number of votes ever thrown by its stock
holders, were represented, the whole number
of stockholders being 636, and OF shares &, S36.
From the moment the management OF that
road undertook the reckless, and what in an
Individual would have been considered fraudu-
lent action in annulling deliberate contract
ratified by the unanimous vote OF the stock
holders of both the Maine Central and Eastern
roads. it was apparent that struggle must en-
sue which would wipe out the influence in it's
management of one of the parties. After the
ner6dious action of the Maine Centra the ma
;ority of the board entered pool OF their stock,
with their signatures that they would retain
their stock at ali hazards, and thus perpetuate
themselves in their control, to the utter discom-
fitnre of the remaining one-third Of owner
ship.
secret influences which brought around this pc
cn:iar condition of stultifying railroad manage
ment. an interesting chapter of railroad history
would be shown; but it is now necessary only
to give results
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers in this city record
ed the past week:
Land with buildings thereon ON Congress
street, from John Wheeler to f. j. Rollins,
consideration $500.
Land on Peaks Island from Martin Canavan
to A. G. Sterling consideration 1925
Land on Church street, from Stephen John
SOD to Martha M johnson, consideration 81.
etwelfth of the Burnham wharf property
from William Deering to Weston f. Millken,
consideration $1,000.
Land near ST. Stephen slchurch from Alvin
Deering 20 st. Stephen s.churcb, consideration
500.
Land with buildings thereon on Hammond
street, from Martin CLASSIFY to Mary Ellen Ly-
ons, consideration value received.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

A: Fl. ATWOOD, q Market Square.
TTh &S-tf
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
Silver In Maine.
Silver discovered i'm Dexter-The ore very
rich, yielding $500 to the fon-Vpef"
tons shortly TO begin.

The Bangor Wing says that rich silver ore
has been found in the town of Dexter in that
county. 1t says:
Judge Hale of Foxcroft, now has in his pos.
session O solid brick taken from barrei OF
this ore, its assay value being $50. Other
specimens have been recently obtained, anu anu
careful scientific analysis shows that 1t Will
"pan out" $500 silver and $50 gold per ton OF
ore.
1t is situated on what is known as the Ben
nett farm, in Dexter, being found In hlgh
bluff, the lead sloping in south'easterly d.
rection.
This mine and the land adjacent is now in
the hands of men well known, VINO are pos
sessed alike of brains, energy aud capital. Inc
names of the five gentlemen who have secureu
control of the mine are as follows:
w. d. Eaton and G. w. Curtis, Dexter; 10
siah B. Mayo. Foxcroft; f. Chaplin, Monson;
Under bond for $4,000 this party will OPP.
crate for year.
The arrangements were only contaminated
on Thursday last and have been kept secret,
even from those resident in the immediate VI
cinity. The gentlemen named will dispose. OF
a small interest only, to those who wish TO ln-
vest, and the organization of stock company
is in contemplation. The work of tunnelllqg
will be commenced under experienced ana com-
petent direction as soon as the snow is OH the
ground and if expectations in regard TO TINS
uluo dTe IedIl6u~tuu tuSIo lchiy w -
good basis for these nticpations-"tEere are
millions in it,"
EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-In addition to
those already published, Gov. Dngley made
the following appointments Thursday:
State-Joseph Tyler, Portland, and T. NJ;
Whltten, Clinton, Taxidermists; HanhlDal
Belcher, Pennington, Justice of the Peace;
Hlbard Lockhard and A. j. Eastman, Lewis
ton, to Solemnize Marriages.
Justices of the Peace-A. r. Savage, Au-
burn; l. P. Pierce, Greenwood pl,; D: P. Cyr,
Grand Isle; E. j. Sylvester, Otsfeld; >. T.
Russell, Temple; o. Ell. Trip, Surry; Brad
buryaSylvester. Wayne; Lowell Lamson, Frye
burg; j. L. Frank, Brown6eld Lewis A. Bak-
ker, Bangor; E. A. Chandler, Exeter; c. 5.
Ireland, Dover; f. j. Parks, Phipsburg; Frank
lin Cole, Cornish.
Trial Justices-Arthur F. Drinkwater, Els
worth; George B. Kenniston, Boothbay; Mel
son Brown, Atkinson; William Lane, Monson.
Coroners-Samuel Door, Bucksport; q. Z.
Mallard, Rockland.
Notary-S. f. Bryant, Kernebunk.
Fish Warlen-Ellas Hanscom, Machias.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

The Journal says that Eugene E. Heating, a
boy in his thirteenth year, came very near be-
day, in the large wooden building of Messrs.
Sprague, at the dam in Augusta. by falling be-
tween two saws. One of the saws cut his right
leg quite badly, just above the knee; the other
saw inflicting Slight wound on his left thigh
The machinery was soon stopped and he was
saved.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27

WIN. 0. FOX,
Blank schedules will be furnished at the room
of the Assessors.
Portland. March 81. 1879 ma27d3Ws
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Hotel Personals.

-DelmonicO:-J. II. Perry, Pine Bluff,
Ark. VIM. Oye,terman, Little Rock I:
ID. Bodkin, Ballard county, Ky. G. A..
Brown, Paducah, Ky; X. +. Puliam,
Louisville, Ky: jas. Jones, Louisville,
Ky.
Grand Central Mrs. Mary Wake
field, Kentucky; l.. ". Farnsworthy,
Louisville. Ky; W. c. Reynolds, Mound
City, H.; Cha,. boiling, Cincinnati, o.;
Peter Steinberg. Madison, Wis: james
\. Barber, Caledonia, III.
--Planters:--B. K. Walker, y. o. ; H..
Wolf, Chicago; John 4. Smith, Mo; =.
w. Brown, Mo-: II. l.. Winter, No. :
Henry +. Frck, Cincinnati, o.; \. VI.
Penfield, Brownsville, Tenn. &. T..
Moss, Cape Girardcau, Mo-; II. Polk
Jones. Joncsboro, c. b. Sharp, Prince
ton, ky.;J. 7. Tatum, Dundee, Cal. W.
ii. Lougnecker Evansville. Ind; c. l..
Holden, Natchez, Miss; NJ. W. Briggs,
Memphis; Ezra Wright, Ptt.burg, Pa.
st. Charles :--Gco. Pritclard, Ark.
+. keiselbach, Cincinnati: J. Bantam,
Nicksburg, Mis-, fl. b. Latrobe, Louis
vile, Ky: \. McBain. New York (: VIM.
III. Finegan. New Orleans O.. NJ. Bar.
Der, Nicksburg; VIM. G.. Ferguson,
Chicago; Lewis Aliens, New Orleans
Ed. COIN. Cincinnati T.. ID. Frost and
ID. b. Morey, New Orleans. J. &. Mann
Tenn; 4. l.. Rclden. y. o.; Jane,
Bold, Thomasvillc NO.: T. j. Boyd
''"''' Mo Robt. IIarbesOn. 81. Louis
Miss Jane Ayre, Atlanta. Ga: Frank
Durtcc. huntsville; Jas. A. seuddcr Gin.
cinnati; All Grissom, New Orleans !
HAIL. New Orleans II. l.. Morrill,. Ev-
ansviiie; Abe Reiser, Evansville: w. b.
Rockwell, Colorado.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Slightly Mistaken.

"Oh what beautiful green sward, ="
exclaimed one of party of young ladies
from Paducah. while perambulating our
streets about dusk. the other evening,
This is the only grassy spot | have
seen in Cairo she continued, land
| am going to take walk on it,
She took one step and sank in water to
the depth oftwo feet. The beautiful green
grass. as she supposed, was nothing more
than the green scum that had accumu-
lated on the "rain water in that locality.
She took her departure from Cairo not
very iavorably impressed with one of the
city's great institutions"
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Personal.

"A. Folk Jones, county clerk of Mon
county, Illinois, was in tie city ycstcr-
day.
Capt. VIM. Ilambleton. of Mound
City, was seen perambulatlng our streets
yesterday.
w. Is. Rockwell. the senior member
of the firm of w. Il. Rockwell a Co., is
in the city.
Capt. All. Grissom, clerk on the new
Belle Lee. j. in the city awaiting The COM
plction of his boat.
City Treasurer Blake. who. for some
time past, has been visiting at his old
home in Lynn. Mass, returned home last
evening.
--"Gentler Gcrould proposes. during
the coming week, to start on ancNtcnded
trip through Minnesota. to be gone sew
cfal weeks.
III. l.. Morrill,, Esq, Supt. &. q V.
II. r., arrived in this city yesterday from
Evansville. He is stopping mt the 1t.
Charles.
County Clerk Hogan, Postmaster
Merit, e.. +. Meyer. w. j. Price. Romeo
Friganza, and other prominent men of
Mound City were in the city yesterday.
IL. b. Latrope, General Southern
Supt OF the Pullman Palace aud Sleep
ing Car Company, was in the city yestcr-
| day ON business connected with his Com
pany.
Z. ID. Frost, General Manager: ID. y.
Morey, General Freight Agent, and J.
q. Mann, Assistant Superintendent of the
\. D.. st. l.. a e. X. r., were in the city
yesterday on business connected with
their several departments. They stopped
at the st. Charles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
S'antcky" Davis.

sold Panic" of the "Sun." i, again ter
ribly exercised about the yellow fever,
and advises the city authorities and
citizens to use all manner of precautions
against its coming; while we Of
course believe in thoroughly cleansing
the city, we do not think there is the
least danger OF it, appearance. But then
you know, that i. Davis way of making Il
"mormtain out of mole-hill," and to
make it appear TO NONRESIDENT, a though
all things bad are possible and even prob
able 10 orr CITY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
NOTICE

I hereby given that default having been made
i for more than sixty days IN the payment OF
a portion of the amount secured To be pald ny,
certain mortgage executed by James ,, Beverly
to William {. Wetmore and Frederick Town
send, administrators, &c. OF Elihn Townsend,
deceased, dated July Eth, lsii ana recorded IN
the recorder office in and for Alexander coun-
Is, in the State of Illinois, in book l., on page
3Si, &c and IN the eilce OF the register OF deeds
ia the city of Cairo, IN said county and nate III
book u OF deeds, On page ojd, ~ We, me I'M
dersigned, said mortgages, Viii on SATURDAY,,
the eleventh day of september next, ID, ~,
ut 10 o clock in the forenoon OF mat Jay uller
and by virtue OF the poweroi sale contained IN
said mortgage SELL at public auction, 70 III.
highest bidder, for cash. at tls' Office building OF
The trustees ofthe Cairo City Property ut the cor
ner of Washington avenue aud Eighteenth street,
in said city of Cairo, in Alexander county and
state of Illinois, all the right title ana interest
| of said James NJ Beverly, or his assigns in
and to lots numbered Is tlhirleenl amt II four
| teen,) in block numbered 20 twenty-hlne) in
said city OF Cairo, accounting to the recoiued plat
thereof, with the .appnrlenances, to snlisiy the
| purposes and condition of said Mortgage
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, August 10Th, WE;
| WILLIAM q MEIMORE,
| FREDERICK TOWNSEND,
| s-l7-tJ, Administrators
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
OPENING OF THE SEWERS.
Mayors Order--Take Notice.

The public are herebynotifed that this
morning the public sewers will be opened
for the purpose of conveying the rain and
sipe water into the river. The length of
time the same has been on peoples prem.
ises, will OF necessity, cause considerable
stencil when removed and the broiling sun
comes in contact with the refuse left on
the ground. tits therefore necessary for
the public health and welfare, that some
steps should be taken to prevent disease
arising Observation-Disclosures, |, Henry
Winter, Mayor of the City of Cairo, dc
request aud order all good citizens,
as soon as the sipc water is of their
premises. to forthwith lime or disinfec,
by some means their pref All pub
lie places will receive the attention of thu
city authorities. BY this means the ali
will become pure and prevent disease
All persons disobeying this order vii
be held accountable under the ordinance,
of the city. All police constablcs vii
govern themselves accordingly.
HENRY WINTER, Mayor.
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Another Terrible Accident.

Yesterday morning about o'clock
Michael Nalan. a switchman in the en-
ploy OF the Illinois Central railroad,
while switching II train for the Mis-
sissippi Central railroad was run over by
the switch engine and lost his left leg.
DIR. Wardner was called in, and amputa-
ted the limb little above the knee. The
poor man suffered terribly from loss of
blood, but is now resting quietly, aud
hopes are entertained of his getting well.
We could not learn the particulars def.
nitcly but we presume his foot got caught
in "A frog, and before being able to eXtri-
Gated it the accident occurred.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22

EDITOR BULLETIN IL would call the
especial attention Of the city council to
the unsafe and dilapidated condition Of
the plank sidewalk on Fourteenth street,
between Commercial and Washington
avenues. think it strange that the Com
mittee on Streets and Sidewalks have al
lowed the walk on this much frequented
thoroughfare to remain so long peril to
life and limb. must confess that never
beheld sidewalk in such public place,
in such shapelcss, warped, rickety and
disjointed condition.
II this should give way las It may at
any momentl in the night or while
women or children are crossing it, being
partly over deep pond Of water, it is
probable that some lives would be lost.
Hence, several suits against the city for
damages would be the result. Now re-
specially suggest that two sidewalks
inetoad of one be constructed on the said
street. The continual increase of travel
since the completion of the new Postoiiicc
demands another sidewalk on the opposite
side. Nearly all the lots that front OH said
street belong to l. n. a. Grlswold, o.
Rhode Island, who can well afford to help
construct such walks, considering the fab
ulOus war prices that he used to realize for
| the same, etc. Yours truly,
JUSTICE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish school.

The next term Of the Parish School OF
the Church OF the RcIeemer will begin on
MONDAY, sEPIEMBEl, 9th, and con-
tinue in session sixteen weeks. Under the
same supervision and control a. it was
last term, the School vii. be conducted in
a similar manner. Attic beginning OF the
term a class win be formed tor the study
Of deoIogy.
Apple alton for admission must be made
either TO Mrs. =. a. Taylor, or the Rector.
The price of tuition will be only eight
dollars FOR the term of sixteen week, PAY
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
CHARLES A. GILBERT, Rector.
SLIM
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22

to attempt to cleanse stream while the
fountain /, impure. Dyspepsia, complaint,
of the liver aud kidneys, eruptions of the
skin, scrofua, headaches, and all diseases
arising IRON impure blood are at once re-
moved by DR.. Walkers California Vine
gar Filters, the great and inia lible purifier
OF the blood. and renoyator Of the system,
1t has never been known to fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using 1t until
the yitanty OF his system was TOO far gone,
T.ll-d&w4w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
RIVER AND WEATHER..

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The riYer last evening was - feet :
inches on the gauge. having fallen 3 feet
during the previous "a hours. Tn,
weather is cloudy, cool aud aguei.h.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. i. VI. Phillips returned HON,
yesterday.
The ldlcwild brought out quite n
fair trip Of freight and 60 people ycstcr.
day.
The river is leaving quite large de.
post OF mud on the bank which is not
pretty or pleasant.
The a. j. Baker took herself tt
Mound City yesterday where she will be
taken out on the ways and repaired
Pilot Billy Phillips is taking the Big
Sunllower to Nicksburg, and will return
in company with Capt. Lee Crane by
rail to Louisville. The Big sun posey
had $50 tons of freight. She Is quite n
respectable looking craft since being
heightened.
WAR DEPARTMENT. Riylp IkEppRT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
A NOOl.PuI1iug.

Yesterday evening a iignt occurred on
Washington avenue, between two black
boys. The difficulty was very trifling
one, it SCENE. growing out of one calling
the other club footed dog" This was
a gross insult to "club foot and he
event for his insulter. The conflict
was very interesting to the bystanders.
They were separated by negro woman.
who was eloquent in inducing them to
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
To Arrive.

receive on tomorrow large invoice Of
new and seasonable dry goods from New
York. Mr.. Gold,tinc, who thoroughly
understand, the wants of our people, has
for some time past been in New York
where he has purchased large stock Of
dry goods and clothing, which Will be
sold on arrival OH very close margins.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Correction.

In the proceedings of the county court
in yesterdays issue, in the matter OF the
reduction of the county taxes, the prin-
ter made us say that they had been re-
duced by the Board % cents on the dol.
lar, when it should have been % cents on
the one hundred dollars.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22

List of letters remaining uncallcl TO,
in the Post Office AT Cairo, Illinois, Satur
day, August 81. 1875.
LADIES LIST.
Booker +. j., Brock Rcna,
Crosby Susan, Cairk icmen Carrie,
Dennis Annie, Davis c..
Evans Lou. Homes Mary,
liambrick NJ. j., Hirsch b..
knowlton Mary, Langston A.,
Leonard Artio, I.ogwood Tiskey.
Lehning Bette, Monroe Amelia.
Nance Eliza, Valentine Ellen.
Washington Ginny, Young j.. j.,
Young Parthesa.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Brown Lewis, Bell Thos.,
Rennett W. D., Brencke VIM,
Campbell John, Connolly Thos.,
Crutchtield Billy. Dunn Drnry A.,
Downs VIM, Farrow Isem,
Foster Wm., Green Jacob.
llecht Il. D.. Hunter o. b.,
Hill sam, billiard VIM,
Jennings Glen, Lynch VIM. r.,
Lacy W. r.. Mullen Ed.
Mckinness Dick. Mccullough Robt.
Nolan s.. OHanlon l.. L.,
Paynter b. NJ, Rendell j. j.,
Silon j. A. Smith |. ~,
Smelly Wm., Stempf Wm.,
Talbot Geo. Thompson Henry,
Taylor W. c., : Thackston w. H.,
Webster d., Wallace j. b.,
Warren VIM.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say Advertised"
GEo. w. MCKEAIG, u. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Religious Notices

Methodist Church Services at the
usual hours by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Waliar.
Episcopal AT the Church of the
Redeemcr the rector, Rev. Mr.. Gilbert,
will conduct the services at the usual
hours. Sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ.
Presbyterian Church The Rev. Mr.
George will occupy the pulpit to-day
Service, at the usual hours. In the even
ing the Rev. Mr.. George will continue his
sermon To Young men.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Notice of Removal.

The wel.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided ov-r ty
he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, III
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and comm udious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaycs, etc., VIII
10 well 10 call at the Grand Central Barber
,hop. ,l-3-l3-ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22

Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
VIII lndi to their @dvautage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundtcs., No - Fourth
street, between " shington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel aud bonrding-hou-e
washing. - cents per dozen. fDi piece work
prices are a. follows: Single shirt and col
ar, loc; per dozen see; sock. Dc; two col
.ar-, Be; two handkerchici-, &c; vests zoe
aud all gen,lemcns wear, soc. pei
dozen. Ladies dresses, - to Doe
skirts ~ - 20c; drawers 10 to lic; two
pair hose Sc; two collars . TO loc. For Ia
dies plain clothes : 90 per dozen; for la
dies line clothes, 81 % per dozen; douC
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
V0sur Alfcnl1On !

10 lovers of good COFFEE. TEAS,
SUGAR, LARD, HAMS, CHEESE,
MACKERAL, HOMELESS GOLDFISH
and SYRUPS, call on Stratton q Bird, 81
Ohio Lcvce, as they are receiving fresh
supply of the above goods and they will
be sold very low.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
NriGk NialeMallxS

The brick sidewalk on the North side
Of Eighth street between Washington
ayenuc and Walnut street, l. rapidly APP
preaching completion. After the con
-truction of this walk the contractor, Mr..
ID. J. Galligan, will commence laying n
brick walk on the East side Of Washing
ton avenue. between Eighth and Ninth
streets
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PIGkENER at Louis IIerbcr,'s.
LOOK HERE
Base Balls Of Every Description
Al
PHI. II. SAUP'S.
l1-tf
LOOK HERE
To the Citizens of Cairo.

would inform my many friend-. that !
am still in the auction business, and ready
to attend to all sales that may offer. Ny
long experience in this business needs no
comment-i is no experiment on my part,
and parties entrusting goods - III! care
need not be afraid ~ ! am no ".quib' or
novice IN the business.
Special attention given 10 real estate and
outdoor sales, Us Ih.ve never missed max
ing snlc. - HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Az
7.3l-ti
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All lttglaN AgAin.

The damages to the Cairo q Vincennes
railroad, caused by the late food, have
been repaired, aud all trains commenced
running on regular time Friday, and the
company are now prepared to receive
through freight and sell through tickets
over the line. See notice elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Pil.SENER at Louis Herbcrt's.
Wood and 0ns

Wood. 81 per cord-j0 cents oil Tor
cash. Big Muddy coal by the car load -
per ton. All goods delivered.
L. W. WHEELER y Co.
OFFICE AND YARp.-Tcnth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave
nueS. S-l0-lm.
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LYNCH & HOWLEY's
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

Several good Farms and 5000 acres OF
uninproved ands in Alexander county.
winters BLOCK and Nv inter's Row.
a large number OF desirable Residences.
ana excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu iEess houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, Tor $50. with
privilege of lease
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22
Louis Herbert bns PILsENE.t.
DcliIiNllCNl InNC..

70 those owing such taxes, notice is
given that the sale OF real estate will
take place on the Both inst, and for per-
sonal taxes after the lst day Of Septem-
ber;that the collector will proceed by dis
traint against all persons found in
arrears. This Is absolute aud applies to
all. ALEX II. IEvIN.
County Collector.
I.S Delicious Pilscncr Beer ut Schocn.
p,.Var'-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-22

Three large aud very desirable family
room, fronting on the Ohio. az the II.
Chirles Hotel. can be had. with board, at
very reason'bl rates during the summer
months. Abundance 0 pure air and per-
fect Ventilation. -.In.iC