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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08

walls Of tho calaboose, aid Is said to be
growing In flesh. Maria is delicate crea-
turc ~ well NJ frivolous one, aud will
no doubt when her eighteen days Of Inn
prisonmeut have passed. be stronger in
body "a well as In mind.
The owners of unmuzzled dogs are
arrested nowadays and fined, il they are
proven guilty of letting their CANNES run
atlarge on the streets. The tax and muz-
zle cost the least. and q load of powder
and shot less than the muzzle and tax,
and we would advise our friends to resort
TO the latter.
How sad. "rhe society OF Cairo Is
not of that refined character in which his
fastidious wife has been accustomed to
mingle, and -" We have for.
gotten The rest of the sorrowful tale Of
.he unfortunate being, but that is what q
certain Individual, who lately returned TO
Cairo with his bride, remarked few
days ago.
--Pilsencr. Schliiz and Best are having
a lively time In Cairo. Some think Best
carries of the horns, and others advocate
the right of Pilscner, while Schitz Is
pronounced equal If not better than
either Best or Pilscner by many. A case
Of each will fully satisfy the mind of the
BULLETIN as to which is the most descrv-
ing brewer.
The members of the Taylor Literary
Society are looking forward to n pleasant
time at the reception to be given them
by the woman's Club and Library Asso-
citation. They are all In an unusually
good state Of health, which fact we beg
leave to impress upon the minds Of the
ladies OF the Woman's Club, that they
may lay in supplies accordingly.
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60 aud scc Ser.

Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
viii lind it TO their cdvautage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundrcss, No u Fourth
street, betwcen Washington and CONNER.
cial avenues. Hotel aud clearinghouse
washing, 10 cents per dozen. Fol piece work
prices are as follows; Single shirt and col
lar, lOc; per dozen SEC; socks Sc; two coll
lars, DC; two handkerchiefs, sc; vests zoe;
aud all gentlcmens wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % TO Doc;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 TO l5c; Two
pair hose DC; two collars to Zoe. For Ia.
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la
lies fine clothes, q % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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Tho Old Reliable.

hereby announce to the public that I
an better prepared than ever to accommo-
date my patrons 1t the Central Hotel. Oh
Sixth street. between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken part.
ner In the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience n
that line, and will not fail to make guests
feel at home. The table win always DO
supplied with the best tue market affords,
served up In the mort palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, ~ 30; singh
meals, aoc, to bs had vt an hours. ! hs
also 10 connection with my hotel,
class barber shop. and am prepared to-
customers good shave, haircut, sb -
ing, etc. will ron three chairs. 80
employed tonsoriAl artists who
their buAnsss. Sh.viny, 10 o. as ..
pooling, 20 cents and h .ir cuts 1850
Give me call. PAos
6-8.lm. uuuu
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Miss Emma Gehlett, Of Columbus,
Ohio, was registered at the Planters yes
terday.
Frank Hoffman, F. L. Vogel and j.
NJ. Walker. all Of st. Louis, were ut the
Planters yesterday.
Charles Quesnel, clerk Of the steamer
Julia, was at the st. Charles yesterday.
"A. Is. Green, NJ. D., Of Ullin. was at
the Delmonico yesterday.
"A. G. Bartleson, of Villa Ridge, was
at the Grand Central yesterday.
Robert McGewen and James A. Hos
kins. of Holly Springs, Mississippi, were
at the st. Charles yesterday.
f. f. Coffee. of Indiana, was at the
Delmonico yesterday.
H. Hajor and lady, of Cincinnati.
were registercda at the Planters yesterday.
Mrs. Brown and sister, OF Ullin. were
ut the Delmonico yesterday.
Louis Meyer, of Cape Girardeau, wa
1 mt tho pl...ate.ss ,'eete<si.y. -
Charles Mathes, Of indianapolis, wa.
at the Planters yesterday.
John A. Breckenridge, stock dealer
OF Boonville, Indiana, was at the Del.
monico yesterday.
M. II. Cross, OF New York city, was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
john Davis, Of Clinton, Kentucky
came to Cairo, registered at the Del.
monico, bought Barclay Brothers soda
water fountain and went home happy.
"A. ii. Harris, Of Louisville, Ken
lucky, was at the st. Charles yesterday
TX. Smith and lady, Of Kankakee
Illinois, were at the Delmonico ycstcr-
day.
"A. w. Butts, of New York, was q,
the st. Charles yesterday.
u. C. Marshall, of Paducah, was at the
Dclmonico yesterday.
I'll. q. Hasten and $. ii. Buck, both OF
New Orleans, were registered at the ST.
Charles yesterday.
julie Duglas, pilot of the steamer
Great Republic, who came fromSt. Loui.
to inspect the river, was ut the st. Charles
yesterday.
jacob Coleman, OF Paducah, was at
Delmonico yesterday.
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over tho trsnssin, aud BY this mean, Of.
fectcd an entrance.
When the door was opened, rrazeiton
was found lying on the bed, with the COW
ers pulled closely over his head. They
were removed and he was found to be in
sensible, with handkerchief, saturated
with chloroform, held tight against his
face.
Upon going to the bureau. the two men
discovered small vial, about half full
Of chlOrof0rm, and new nickcl.platcd
fivechambcr revolver, heavily loaded,
which had never been discharged.
DIR. Parker was sent for and immedi.
ately went to the hotel and used every
possible effort to bring the deceased to
life, remaining with him until six o. clock,
but failed in his labor. At six o'clock
DR.. Smith WIS called In and the two ply
siclans held consultation, after which
they again made fruitless attempts to
bring back life, working from that time
on until between three and four o'clock
yesterday morning, when Brazclton
died.
1t being known that tho deceased pur-
chased two ounces Of laudanum, ut the
same time that he did the chlOroform, It
is generally supposed that nc drank the
former on his way from the drug store to
the hotel: and disposed Of the bottle, as
the chloroiorm was the only liquid found
about the room. The label usually put
upon the bottles containing poison and
sold by druggists had been torn Of, and
about half of the contents Of the bottle
were gone when ii was found.
The affair has created much talk about
the city. DIR. Smith, whO was with the
deceased from six o'clock Sunday night
until he died, declares that he could not
have prescribed system by which man
could more cfIectually take his own life
than that adopted by Brazlcton. and that.
In his opinion, the deed was coolly plan
ned and premcdtated, and that he came
to this city for the purpose of carrying
out his plan.
The sorrow exhibited by the poor
grlcf.stricken wife Is indeed heartrend.
ing to witness, notwithstanding the UNI
ceasing efforts to pacify and the kindness
bestowed upon her by Mrs. Wilcox and
other ladies of the St. Charles. The re.
mains were emballned and sent by cx-
press yesterday to jackson. where they
will be Inferred.
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On Saturday afternoon, Sheriff Irwin ar
rested in this city, a man who Is known
TO many Of our citizens by the name Of
Dick Martin. Martin has lived in Cairo
for some time past, and earned livcli-
hood by working at the carpenter trade.
When sober, he is said to be a very quiet
and pcaccable man, but when under the
influence of liquor. he Is just the reverse.
While in a state of inioxicatiOn, few
weeks ago, he went into the tin and stove
depot of A. Ilally, in this city, and de-
inanded of the shop boy some money,
saying that he wanted whisky. The boy
refused to give it to him, when Martin
drew revolver from lns pocket and shot
ut him. for which oiicnse he was ar
rested and tried, but was allowed,fo some
cause. TO 90 at liberty. At another time,
within short lime since this little cpl
sode. while drunk, Martin made his
brags to parties in this city that hc had
killed his man in his time. This was re-
ported to Sheriff Irwin, who Immediately
went to working up Martins former his
tory, and found that there was good rea-
sons to believe that he was murderer,
and that his name is not Martin, but
Richard Martin Shacklcford. lie arrested
him on charge OF numbering the mar
shal OF Logan county, Kentucky, by
shooting him off Of his horse. Sheriff
Irwin left with the prisoner in charge, for
Deerville. Kentucky, where the deed was
done, Sunday afternoon.
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The Public school Teachers,

The Summer term of the Cairo public
schools closed on Friday last, and they
will not be re-Opencd until September.
Many of the teachers will. next week,
take their departure from this city for
places where they will spend the weeks
of the vacation, visiting friends and rcla-
tives and taking pleasant recreation from
the labors of the past year.
Miss Thompson and Miss Rogers will
leave on Wednesday next for st. Louis,
from whence Miss Thompson goes to
Northern Illinois and Minnesota, and
Miss Rogers to New York and New Jer-
sry.
The Misses Mcbride go to Batavia and
Rochester, New York.
Miss Houston will spend her vacation
In Chatauqua, New York.
Miss Ida Harrell will "do" Chicago for
few weeks.
Miss Walbrdge ditto, Springfield, H..
Mrs. AlvOrd, much to the regret of
both pupils and their parents, severed
her connection with the public schools Of
Cairo at the closing OF the Spring term.
We believe the balance Of the teachers
will spend their vacation In this city, In
the enjoyment Of rest, If not OF rccrea.
tlon.
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Public Notice.

All persons within the corporate limits Of
the city OF Cairo are hereby requested and
notified to cleasee their premises inside Of
i've days nom this date. A failure OH the
part Of any occupant or owner OF any house
or lot to obey this notice, will be arrested
and fined under the ordinances Of the city.
Persons can deposit the rubbish In pile on
the streets during the term Of this order
(being i've dsys,) when II will be removed
by the city authorities.
Further, on and after the 9th OF June, oil
persons are notified not to leave swill or
slops remaining upon their premises, but
deposit the same every morning IN box,
key or barrel In front Of his or her house,
whence 1t win be removed every morning
Sunday exceptsd) BY the city garbage cart
HENRY WINTER,
Mayor City OF Cairo.
CAIRO, June 9th, 1879. 8-S-St.
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Ladies' Fuvuishiug htOre.

A ladies' furnishing store has:beon opened
in the Theatre building. and stocked with
= full lice ofcvcything pertaining II ladies'
wear - ready.mads dresses, underwear,
ste.--sll Of the latest styles, and will be sold
a. lower figures than ever before offered In
Cairo. These goods were purchased in
New York, are Of the best material, an !
will be sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry goods Of oil kinds. 3G.4-3p-lm.
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Notice OF Removal.

The well.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
Tho popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed ono door north on Commercial, In
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop Is
.srge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic In the way of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, ETC., will
10 we'll to call at the Grand Central Barber
shoD. 7l-9.l3.tf
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FOURTH JULY.

The Cairo Turner Society has made ar.
to celebrate the Fourth Of
July by picnic on one Of our railroads,
or some other suitable place. The pro-
ceeds to be donated for the benefit Of the
German school, to relieve them Of the
incurred during the year
past. Further particulars will be stated
in q few DAYS. H-e-2t
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Gard of Thanks.

The ladies of the Methodist church de-
sire to return their warmest thanks to
Mrs. White for her generosity in grant
ing them the use of her store room for
their strawberry festival; also to Mr..
Rizer, for use Of stove to their friends
generally for their kind fayors in low-
ers; to Mrs. Lufkin and DR.. Casey in
particular for the beautiful ready-madc
boqucts 50 kindly sent to them; to Mr..
Trigg for dishes, and to the public for
the generous patronage bestowed,
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Metropolis People.

We had a call yesterday from Hon. J.
&. Willis and G.. w. Corliss, Esq. of Me-
tropolis. They and about thirty other
Me'ropolitans, are in the city 10 testify
in a case of bacon stealing. Mccartney
Of the Metropolis Times, who deserted
the Republican party for IIogg. being a
good pork lawyer. has charge Of the case
AGAINST the man who stole the bacon,
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The body OF the man Morse, who COM
mite suicide in this city last Thursday.
by jumping into the Ohio river or one of
the wharf-boats, was found at about sun
rise yesterday morning, a few yards from
where the deed was committed, by Il fish.
erman named John Harrison. An i'll
quest was held and the remains given
into the care OF Chiefof Police Williams,
who had them cmbalmed and sent to
his brother at Cincinnati.
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The Delta City Cornet band will favor
the public with an open air concert. the
first of the season, at the stand on Market
square, this evening. The following il
the programme No. !, Delta Gallop :
2. Memorial March :; 3, Dexter Quickstcp;
4. Centennial Waltz 5. Grenada Quick
step: C, Silver Threads Among the Gold (;
Z. Blake March IS, Olive Polka; ., Re-
mcmbrance Quickstep 10, Farewell
March.
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Mr.. John 7. Hcly has received his
map of Alexander county, and is now
delivering it to subscribers. The map
is u splendid one-perfect in general and
detail. 1t should BE- in the hand Of every
citizen Of the county. Mr.. Hcly may
well DC proud of hi. work, and that OF
the map maker is also something 10
boast of,
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NeM Vegetable Aiand.

Frank Guncher will this morning open q
new vegetable stand on Eighth street back
Of Chris. Ilauny's store. where fresh vege-
tables and fish will be sold to customers at
lower prices than any other place in Cairo.
Hi, vegetables are ,ised in his own gar.
den. he catcheshis own fish, and can there
fore guaranteeNhcm fresh and be can az.
ford to urderscll all competitors. Give him
a call G-S-Rt
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween X. W. Miller and ID. T.. Parker, un.
dor the :styls OF Miller 4 Parker, 10
this day dissolved by mutual agreement,
r. II. Cunningham having purchased the
interest OF Il. w. Miller. The business will
be carried on under the style Of Parker h
Cunningham. All debts due the late firm
will be paid to Parker Il Cunningham. and
they viii pay oil debts of the late firm to
this dite. r. w. MILLER.
ID. 4. PARKER,
8.5lw, IL. II. CUNNINGHAM.
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SLAUGHTERED.
ny OUR rRIENp At THE CORNER.
sDsfs, caps, Clothing, Ae.

I. Waldcr, at the corner Of Ohio I.eyee
AMI Sixth street, knownto some us "Our
friend at the corner" has
slaughtered" high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains, fact that makes some dealers feel
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him. and price his goods,
for which lie does not owe nickle.
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New Goods

The celebrated o. X. Sealing Wax, for
scaling fruit cans--best IN use; also
Favcr's improved axle grease, and large
stock Of Geo. +. Davidson d Co.'S star
hams; also Millet aud Hungarian grass
seed--on hand and for sale by
6-s-3t. STRATToS a BIRD.
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Pinnn mud Orxan Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires II, to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical instru.
ments. Orders may be lett at tho coin OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, OF L. u.
BOX sG6, and will receive prompt attention.
s3-3-I G.3m.
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yOtlre-Dunslper.

Having again established myself In the
Lumber bu ines, at the Wall & Ent Mil.
am prepared to sell lumber OF all kinds,
iAths and shingles at wholesale and retail,
and to offer ex IA indueemen,, at all times,
guaranteeing the Lowest possible prices.
<03-S-ll-lm. J. ). MCGAuRY.
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Notice.

In accOrdane with the requirements Of
OIL order of the board of County Commits
sioners, notice Is hereby given that l will
redeem county orders and jury ccrtifl-
Gates on presentation. Interest will caeso
On the 9th day Of June, 1875.
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM,
County Treasurer.
oAlDo, LII, May 81, 1875, S-2s-i0t
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Near This In Mind.

DIR. Jennclle, during the present school
vacation. will pay particular attention TO
filling and treating children's teeth. Par
ents whose children may be- suffering
with their teeth, please bear this in mind.
N.A.Gt
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LOCAL NOTICES..
Eres1, S,,uts1V.

Mr.. +. Fitzgerald has just received md
Ans on vale at his sales room large stock
" English ale. porter, Honncssy brandy
,ud wines, and liquors Of all kinds, which
he viii dispose Of al reasonable prices.
2oil.o.21.tf
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BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducah; City Of Chester,
st. Loeis; Cons. Millar, Cherokee, Gin
cinnati; Mary Houston, John A. Scud-
der, New Orlsans.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was ls feet 10 20
inches on the gauge, having risen 10 20
inches during the previous AZ hours.
The weather has been remarkably
cold since Sunday morning, but was
clear and growing warm again last even
lug. The late storms have been pretty
general, and must cause rise In the
rivers above, though from present infor-
nation 1t will not be of any magnitude.
GENERAL ITEMS
The Arkansas Belle brought fair
freight trip.
Capt. Dugan and the Eeksrt may
possibly be here in about ten days.
The Mary Houston took 1914 pack
ages of freight and l25 head Of stock into
New Orleans on her present trip.
The Idlewild Saturday evening had
good trip of freight and big excur-
sion trip of people. Her officers, espe-
cially her clerks, were happy.
"A small hurricane, last Friday night,
passed over Cumberland Island, making
a path in the timber, but fortunately
missing houses so far ~ heard from.
The new transfer boat, being built
by the Towards for this port, will be
completed on the 26th, and arrive on the
9th inst. She is duplicate Of the II.
s. McComb.
The Thompson Dean reshlpped all
her Cincinnati freight on the J. d. Par.
ker, but will go to Evansville with her
people and If she does not meet swell,
Will start back Immediately.
The New Orleans Times of Saturday
says:
| "One thing we entirely neglected to
state In reference to our interview with
Billy Brown on Thursday, aud that was
Captain Abe Hutchinson has directed
him to call into consultation four or
more of the best Oculists of the city to see
| II his (Brown) right eye cannot be saved.
He cannot comprehend that Mr.. Brown
! should be so inflicted, and Is determined
to use all available means to have his
eyesight restored to him If possible"
- 1ay.TS-----------
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We have not mentioned it before be-
cause it is boy. but hi. name is John
Henry, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gossnan
are happy aud declare that hc weighed
ten pounds. Long life and big fortune
10 him
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paflucah.
Idlewild. Evansville.
" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Bismarck, New Orleans.
Minneola, Cincinnati.
" Julia, st. Louis.
Hickory, st. Louis.
Fannie Tatum, 81. Louis.
Susie Silver, st. Louis.
City Of Helena, st. Louis.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
" Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
g Ste. Gencvieve, vicksburg.
Towboat Etna, st. Louis.
Future City, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Padrcah.
Idlewild, Evansville.
:" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
e Bismarck, st. Louis,
Minneola, Memphis.
Julia, st. Louis.
Hickory, Mound City.
=" Helena, vicksburg.
Fannie Tstum, Pittsburg.
- Susie Silver, New Orleans.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
ThOs. Sherlock, st. Louis.
Thompson Dean, Evansville.
q Ste. Genevicve, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Etna, Pittsburg.
Future City, New Orleans.
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The Lecture ofDr. Gcbhart, OF Mctrop-
oils, at Liberal Religious hall Sunday
evening, was well attended, aud it is said
10 have been an able discourse.
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wanted .

A man to canvass for sale Of Howe
sewing machines. Apply to d. +. Ben.
nett, corner OF Commercial avenue and
Ninth street. 044t.
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a.r.lw
llOrNe Clothing.

A full assortment Of Fly Nets, Horse
Covers and Blankets, AZ we'll as full supply
OF all other goods In our line, at l05 Com.
mercial avenue, next door to Theatre.
l3.6.l.2w, l.. ID. AKIN & Co.
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Excavations. picnics, Etc.

The good passenger steamer. Baunock
City, can be chartered for excursions or
picnics at re sonable rates. Apply to
5-9-lm WALLER SEtLIs.
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At the BULLETIN bindery-iS numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost 81 ; for sale at $40.
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Reduced Hates.

Reduced Rates.
We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boarders,
at ~? por month, andoO boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
mono but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwsTr WILCOX Z Co.,
3l-4-2S'lm. Proprietors.
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The United Friend, Of Temperance
will hold their stated meeting this Tues
day evening, in Odd-Fcllows' Hall, at 3
O'Clock sharp. Z. LANE. W.. T..
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~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN ofics, printed,
s. ~ and ~ 90 per M.
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UOeles

A Ii. dssd earcAasas NSWS,s.,ss,.s, ~ ~ q
"a nu.t b throwh H. Ss.siSSfS ~ iSiry.
~ coek PILE. h:ewso ~ ~ o. 49, ~.
]. sscfioa J. v. JowH' hs'e
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sELr.DEsTRUcrroN.

= Prominent Merchant Of Jackson,
Tennessee. Kills 11iusc1f At
the ~ Charles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
PlI.SENER at Louis uerbert's.
Winters Gallery.
Open every day Of the week.

Notice.
Owners Of drays, water carts, wagons
or other vehicles, subject to license, will
please call at once on the city clerk and
procure numbers to correspond with their
license, and those not having license to
procure them Immediately.
6-i-ot. W. NJ. WILLIAMS, &. N.
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The Nost Mysterious Case Of Suicide on
Record.
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Laudanum and Chloroform the Means Of
Death.
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No Reasons Whatever Assigned
the Deed.
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1&rX Ray stock envelopes at the BuL.
LETIN office, So as per NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08
Picturesque America

THOMAS JONES, sergt. :. =, u. $. A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-08

STRAW berrles.
Go to Wilcox's for strawberries.
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