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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-10
The MayOr and the Marshal

AT the time of the removal Of Mr., w.
NJ. Williams from the Office of City
Marshal. We stated. in brief paragraph,
that the reason given by the Mayor for
his action in the matter, was that his re-
lations with the Chief were inharmoni-
Gus and injurious to the interests Of the
city. In view of the action of the
Council il may be well to give more
detailed statement OF that event.
The first intmation Mr.. Williams had
that the Mayor was after his head, was
formal notice Of removal, which was
accompanied by a formal letter In which
His Honor expressed for Mr.. Williams
sentiments OF high regard and friend
ship, and explaining the removal by say
Ing, in substance, eve cannot agree"
Marshal Williams visited the Mayors
Office after receiving notice of his dccap-
itation, and was again told by the May
or that they could not get on together
and it was best they should separate. The
Marshal told the Mayor that he did not
and said; IL am fully satisfied we can
not agree" The Mayor then asked Mar
shall Williams to resign, saying: 81 will
take back the notice OF removal, and you
can put in your resignation" But the
Marshal said: mo; will not resign.
Let the matter take its course"
The Mayor did not tell the Marshal on
what particular points the disagreement
stood, and the Marshal did not ask the
Mayor to do 80 but the Marshal did
say:
IL would like to see your administra-
ton success and would be pleased to
consult with YOU as to the new APP.
pointecs. think officers appointed OF
elected should administer the laws re.
gardless OF friend or foc.'
TO which last observation His Honor
assentcd, and sand he would appoint Off.
GERS who would help him with the PEG.
pie by making his administration sue.
cess.
This was about all. There was nc
charge made by the Mayor against
Marshal Williams, who stands to-day
clear of any suspicion of wrong-doing IN
office. Mr. Williams evidently believed
that when the Mayors reason for re-
moving him got before the council, il
would fall without effect. aud that tina
body would rcinstatc him by a unani
49,
ing cleared the atmosphere, he ant
Jack would 80 on In peace; but the short
cut process by which the council arrived
ut n conclusion Oh Wednesday night ha
dashed the cup. II he sees proper Il
pursue the matter, he must 20 up higher
and get into the courts.
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A No. I Laundry

1t isnow conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the l,undre-s, Nc. l! Fourth street, be-
tween ishingt)n Il Commercial avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry ts-
adjustments IN the city, and landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses viii lind II to
their civantsge TO call upon her.
Her prices are a. follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing. - cents per
dozen. foI piece work prices are
a. follows: single shirt and col.
AR, Zoe; per dozen see; socks BE; two col
lar-. Sc; two handkerchiei-, Sc; vetts 2Jc
and all gentlemen'- wear, SOC. pei
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % TO JOc
skirt. 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to ljc; two
pair hose DC; two collars 3 to Ice. For la
dies plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for Ia
dies tine clothes, IL - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronnge solicited s-3'-lm
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General Items

Dust is below par. ana rain is anx-
iously looked for.
Portraits Glaccs. What are they !.
Ask William Winter.
Scenes in and about the court house
yesterday were very quiet.
The state fair bcgius a, Ottawa next
Tuesday, the 18th inst, aud continues
five days.
The police courts were very dry yes
tcrday. Not case was tried in either Of
them.
The grand jury still continues at
work making trouble for unsuspecting
individuals.
Chief of Police Gossman has moved
from his late home on Twelfth street. to
Washington avenue.
A new and neat white fence now en-
closes st. Patrick's church. corner of
Ninth street and Washington avenuc.
The amount OF money now in the
general fund of the city. S3.ls2.a2, i said
to be the largest SUN the fund has ever
accumulated.
The pcoplc---or at least some Of them
residing on Twcnty-cighth street now
boast that that thoroughfare il one of the
beat in the city.
Nine hundred and iilty--iX dollar
and eighty cents was expended during
the month Of August for street improve
mcnt-.
| "A negro was buried alive near TN
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave
nue. by wagon-load Of corn-iodder yes
tcrday morning.
The county Jail received one NOR
occupant yesterday. \ man nance
Sam Music, charged with the murder o
William Spence at Granville in July, be
ing the pri soner.
The next big event Oh the taps TO
the colored people Of this city Is the dcdi
cation of the African Methodist Episcopa
church, which comes: off on the 18th Q
this month.
Ninth street, between Washingto
and Commercial avenues, is literally iul
of drift wood gathered during the reccn
high water, aud parties owning it Shout
be made TO rid the street Of it immed
ately, now that the sipc water is gone.
The marriage OF Mr.. Ernest Pet
of this city and Miss Mary \. Glaubcr {
Paducah, at the Catholic church in III
latter city Tuesday morning, j. said t
have been, by the Paducah papers, Oh
of the grandcst events of the Kind eve
witne. sed in that city.
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At the annual meeting OF the liibernan
Fire Company, No. 1, held in their hall
Wednesday evening. September sth, 1915,
the following gentlemen were elected as
officers of the company for the ensuing
year:
Presidcnt--Wm. MclIalc.
Vice President--P. j. Thistlewoo0.
Secrc.ary--P. O'Loughlin.
Treasurcr-Albcrt Susanka.
Foreman of Engine--Phil Howard,
Assistant Foreman of Enginc-Ralph
Kenyon.
Foreman of IlOse-,I. j. Anderson.
Assistant Foreman of lIosc-J. V.
Garvcy.
Board oil Dircctors-Thos. kcane
james Ross, Patrick Maloncy.
J.. O'LouGHLIN. Sec'y.
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PETIT.GLAUBER.
A Cairo Bridegroom and u Paducah
Bride Report Ofthe Ceremony That
Made Mr.. Emit +. Petit and Miss
Mary G1Ruber One Flesh.

lhc Iauucal papers, oil thc 'tn INST,
contain full reports OF the Petit-Glaubcr
marriage ceremony. Yesterday we gave
the Necs report, and below we copy that
OF the Herdl2
WEDDING AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
One OF the grandest affairs that ever Oc-
cured in Paducah came oil yesterday
morning at the Catholic church in this
city. IL was the occasion of the joining
in the bonds of happy and holy wcdlock
of Mr. Ernest b. Petit with Miss Mary 4.
Glauber, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of our worthy fellow-citizcn
Mr.. ). Glaubcr. AT an early
hour the large and capacious
church was Tiled to Overlooking by the
friends aud wcll-wi,hcr, OF the happy
pair who were anxious 10 sec the ccre-
mony that was TO link together two
young lives for better or for worse.
About half-past nine the bridal party en-
tered the church. and a. they marched up
the aisle, the organ pcaled forth the joy
Gus strains OF Mendclsohn's sublime
Wedding March. The bridal party pre-
scntcd beautiful sight a they marched
to the altar-thc faces of bride and groom
lit up with the reflection of
supreme happiness that reigned
in their bosoms-the brides
maids As pretty as pinks, and the gallant.
manly bearing of the groomsmen all de-
served one OF the sublimest productions
of one of the grandest masters of music
as fitting accompaniment. When they
reached the altar they arranged them
selves in proper order before the ofilcat.
ing priest, the Rev. Father Mcaghcr who
then commenced the grand and impress.
sive marriage ceremony of the Catholic
church. The ceremony Is too familiar to
our readers to need repetition here. suf-
flee it to say it lost none of its impressive
grandeur at the hands of Father Mea-
CHER.
Attcrthe ceremony wac performed, high
mass was celebrated by Rev. j. c. Fee
han. assisted by Rev. Father Mcdonald,
Deacon, and Rev. Father WEIGH, sub
Deacon. We cannot close this notice
without bestowing need ofpraisc upon
the efforts oithe choir ON this occasion.
The music was sublime, and the solos OF
Mrs. Ellen Flournoy were cXquisitely
and beautifully rendered.
The attendants were;
LIST. Frank ). Petit and Miss Mollie
Glaubcr.
End. John Glaubcr and Miss Lizzie
Roof.
81. Martin j. Grief and Mis- I.uc
Simons.
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our Peniiensiary Informant.

\ day or two ago, we published q
statement by a Mr.. Foot, just ont of the
pcntcntiary, in which he complained Of
tho management Of the Joliet institution.
Foot, we are informed by Sheriff Irwin.
ognizcd in years past as ono Of the ablcst
sneak thieves in the country. He has
adorned the inside Of several penitentia-
rics, and ought to know how those insti-
tutionS should he managed. He was
sent up from Cairo tor stealing n trunk
out of the boarding house Of John Sack.
berger, and was arrested for the crime
only few weeks after being discharged
from the Missouri pcnitentary.
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Happy relief for young men from the e.
feet of Errors and Abuses in early lite.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed New method Of treat
N mt. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed en-
velopcs. Address Howard Association.
4la n. Ninth St., PHILADELPHIA, Pa n.ti-
tuition having a high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skin.
S-2i-dNw3m
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CITY COUNCIL.
Adjourned Meeting.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
(f.tnn m S.,.t Gel, lS--

No' NIL. 'HANBEE.
CAIRO, H., sept. Stli. 1873.
Prcsent-llis Honor Mayo: Winter and
Aldermen Halliday, Lancaster, Nellis.
Parker. Paticr, Rittcnhouse, Saup, This
tlewood, Wright and locum-l0.
The mayor appointed Alderman Rit-
tenhouse chairman.
Alderman Halliday then moved that
the council resolve itself into n committee
of the whole. Carried.
The committee rose, reported progress
and asked leave to sit again.
Alderman Halliday moved to adjourn
until Friday night, and that the clerk he
instructed to issue subpoenas for wit.
| nesses.
Alderman Paiier moved to adjourn ten
days.
The vote being taken resulted As fol-
lows:
Ayes-Lancaster Nellis, Patcr, Par
ker and Saup-5.
Nays-Ilalliday Rittenhouse, Thistle
wood, Wright and Yocum-5.
lHC iidsoi Nps'' ".' anu Wv ho''D'
carried.
Alderman Wright moved to postpone
the investigation indefinitely.
Carried by the following vote.
Ayes--Lancaster Nellis, i'aticr, Par
ker, Saup and Wright-G.
Nays-lIalliday Rittcnhousc, Thistle
won1 Noc,iut
Alderman Halliday moved To adjourn,
The ayes and nays being taken, resulted
as follows:
Ayes-ualliday, Parker, Wright and
Iocum--I.
Lancaster, Nellis, ratier, Rlt-
tenhouse, Saup and Thistlewood--G.
Alderman Nelis moved that the action
OF the Mayor in removing the officers be
not approved. Vote being taken resulted
as follows
Ayes-lIalliday Rittcnhousc, Thistle
wood, Wright and Iocum-5.
Nays-Lancastcr Ncllis, Parker, Ia
tier and Saup-5. -
On motion of Alderman Ncllis Council
adjourned.
WM. French ANLEY,
City Clerk.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river last evening was 10 feet
10 10 inches on the gauge, having fallen
3 inches during the previous "a hours.
The Ohio is improving by cutting ont,
but there is not over y feet to Evans
Vile; s feet is reported at Osceola and !
feet to st. Louis.
The weather actually underwent
change yesterday, and the sun, that has
glared down on us with melting tender
ness, was hid by u cloudy sky, AZ the
close of the day there was pretty fair
promise OF an approaching rain storm.
Business Is increasing In river
circles. The lower Ohio Is full Of
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Parish school.

The next term Of the Parish Sch DOL oil
the Church ot the Re 'ccmer will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, and con.
tinue in session si,teen weeks. Under the
same supervision and control a. II wa.
last term, the School vii! be conducted in
n similar manner. Attic beginning Of the
term a class will 10 formed for the study
of Geology.
Application for admission must be made
either TO Mrs. =. a. Taylor, or the Rector
The price of tuition will bc only eight
dollars for the term of sixteen week, PAY.
ABLE IN ADVANCE.
CHARLES \. GILBERT, Rector.
4 4
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Notice.

lLLINoI, CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE or GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, Ill. Sept. o. 1873.
To persons wishing to attend the Hi.
nois State Fair to be held at Ottawa from
sept. 18th to Sept. IS. we will sell cN'
one and onc-litth fare. Sale of ticket,
will commence September 18th. and dis.
continue on the 18th. Tickets good t.
return until Sept. 2lst inclusive.
o-l0-2t JAMES JOHNSON,
sun Copy. Gcn'l Agent
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All the Rage ,

The new style of pictures, the Por-
traits Glaces, are now all the rage.
Where Is the young man who has not
procured one 4. Let him be dealt with
accordingly. Where is the young lady
who has not one OF them Let her re-
form the omission at once. Where Is the
old gentleman without one OF them
Gather him in without delay. Where is
the old lady who has not thought of the
Glaccs! Now then Is the accepted time
let her delay no longer. Let all come
and get glaces. Glaces from Winters
gallery, are as necessary to human ielic
ity rs air and sunshine.
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LOOK HERE
Base Balls Of Every description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
To the Citizens Of Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that !
AIN still in the auction business, and ready
to attend to all sale. that may Offer. My
long experience in ,hi, business needs no
comment-i.is no experiment On my part,
aud parties entrusting good. 90 my care
need not be afraid, rs am no 'squib" or
novice in the business.
Special attention given to real estate snd
outdoor sales, a. fhsye never missed max.
ing sale. ID. HARTMAN, Auctione.r.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
-.a1.ff
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.pOrtraits Gtaces. :

Tlli- i, Il new style Of picture now
being produced by Win. Winter, the
artist, Of this city. These pictures are
creating much interest in all the princi.
pie Eastern and Western cities, being
altogether new. They are unlike photo
graphs. being raised and beautifully
enameled over the entire surface, soft In
tone, but distinct in the lights and
shades. No one who sees them
fails to admire them, or TO
give the artist an order. We have been
shown number of pictures of we'll
known ladies and gentlemen of the city.
anu have no hesitation in pronouncing
them perfectly splendid. We would
therefore advise all who take interest in
such matter. or desire pictures, TO cal
upon Mr.. Winter at his gallery. and eX.
anime hi, work in this new branch of the
shadow-capturing art.
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mcnced Mt the September term Of the Al
cxandcr Circuit Court
os6. The n. o., st. l.. q G.. II. Il.
Co. for the Use of Joseph u. Reed vs..
|. G.. II. II. Co.. sarnishcc.
os7. The n. o., st. l.. & &. Il. u. Co.
Tor the use OF Joseph d. Reed vs.. John
Jones, garnishee.
0Ss. The n. o., st. J.. q T.. Il. Il. Co.
for the use of Joseph b. Reed ". Il. L.
Bile, garnishcc.
$50. Isaac waldcr ". the y. o., st.
l.. q G. II. II. Co., an attachment
900. Miller Il Parker VI. the y. o., st.
l.. & &. u. II. Co., an attachment.
99l. Taber Bros. W. a. Wiley Pool,
in assumpsit claim.
9o2. Marshal Key ct al. ". John Cot
ner ct al. in cjectmcnt.
800. William Grant n Cows. Michael
Coyne. in rcplcvin.
9oi. Belle Sites We. William Sites, in
attachment; claim $500.
99j. Jesse Mcilollic ". Francis NJ.
Schuster and City OF Cairo. In trc-pa,s
damages $500.
$50. Mary y. Bes-cll ". Sarah !. Bro
son. in cjectmcnt.
991. Iucius Wimbledon ". Ryan aud
Lawrence, in assumpsit claim.
?os. City of Cairo vs.. Robert Adams
an appeal from !. i. Bird, j. J..
800. City of Cairo ". Marion adams
an appeal from !. j. Bird, J. l..
1000. American Clock company "
Harrison Houpt, assumpsit claim $500
1901. Mary W. Mayo VS.. :. Staat
Taylor and Edwin Parsons. Trustee.
Cairo City Property. assump .it claim.
1902. sullivan & Brother W. Frcder.
lex Ulen, assumpsit claim.
1908. Illinois Central railroad com
pany ". Asa c. Atherton and william
NJ. Athcrton. assumpsit; claim 5000.
1901. llliDoi, Central railroad com
pany ". Samuel VI. +. Mcclure. assump
sit claim.
1905. Walter Dixon u Co. V. Adolpl
Swoboda. assump-it claim.
1905. Francis d. Atherton ". jess,
jackson, assump,it.
1907. I. b. Scarborough ". !. q. Bar
nard appeal from j. i.
zoos. Gillctt McColloch IL Go. V,
Adolph Swoboda, appeal from j. L.
1909. b. McMannus W. Cairo 4 Vim
cennes railroad company. appearance.
1910. Erasmus Wallace W. Cairo 30!
aud Basket company, appeal from j. e.
l0ll. Honorah Burk v. Jno. Foggc
as garnishcc for Harry l.. Perry. Al
peal.
1912. iIonorah Burk VI. &. N st. /
Il. II. co. Garnishcc for Harry ]
Perry, Appeal.
1913. Margrct Wellman W. G. " 5
: l.. II. Il. Co. Garnishec tor Jno. Gu
ran. Appeal.
1914. The city of Cairo ". c.
, Hughes. Assumpsit.
1915. City Of Cairo vs.. Stafford. Mo
ri. & Candec. Assumpst.
l0lG. Continental Insurance Co.,
y. Y. ". Otis =. Lyon and John ii
:, land.
' 1917. b. McMann vs.. VIM. Mart
Adair q Co. Appeal.
10ls. Joseph Smith v. fredoli
y Bross. Appeal.
Beside the above there are eighte
new ca.ps IN rho cbancarv docket
which four are for divorce.
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The Bulletin.
RATES or ADyERr,suN0.

gf"All bills for advertising, are due and rny.
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will b, inserted at ths
rate OF ~ ~ per square for the fret insertion
and 10 cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will be made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices, btlsine-5 or otherwise, will be
charged ten cents per line for the fret and Ave
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
five lines and upSar,U discount will lie made
after third insertion.
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
viii only be inserted IA advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90. Notire oil
meeting Of societies or secret orders 10 cents for
each insertion
No advertisement will hc received a' les than
- cents
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IMPORTANT ARREST.
One Of the williamson County ku.
KIuN Arrested In this Ctty.

Deputy Sheriff John Cain. of this
city, and II. +. Lowe, Of Williamson
county, arrested in this city yesterday
afternoon. a man named Sam Music, who
IL said to BE- the man who murdered
William Spence, ia Crancville, last July.
He is also suspected of having engaged
in the assassination Of Captain George
W. Sisney, at Carbondale. Since the
murder Of Spence at Cranevillc, Music
has been staying at Grecniield's Land.
ing, opposite this city, in Missouri.
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Private Sale Of Real Estate.

will sell my residence, consisting of a
convenient house and two lots, with good
stable, wood-shed, all in good repair, To-
Gated on Twentieth street, between Wal.
nut and Washington. Tit pericct-terms
easy, and will be made known upon appli-
cation on the premises. II not sold In thirty
DAYS viii be rented to good tenant.
CAIRO, ILL, Sept It'll, 1870.
O.s.lm Mrs. JAMES CASH
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FOR RENT.

FUN RGsNls
Winters Block-Suitable for Hotel OH.
ces or Business rooms cheap.
Tenements numbered !, I, 8 and ., ia
Winters Row, ) rooms each, for so Ior
month.
No. 20, &c rncrl sl2 80, rooms.
That de,i able double Cottsge on corner
o, Thi tcenth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial av-
enuc, between Tenth and Eleventh sire eta,
sutatle for Dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street. suitable for Business Houses and
DIV ling.
Two Email Houses west Of Twenty.se'.
ond street near Pine, - each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near Wal.
nut, & rooms. for Sl2 per month.
Business house on Lcvec, near Eighta
street, for so per month.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, At
COWPEETlIWAIT a PHILLIPS.


Another brick sidewalk i, ia course of
construction running from Eighth TO
Ninth streets, on the east side OF WASH
ington avenue. The plank walk at this
point has been in a dilapidated condi ton
for months past, aud new one will be
appreciated by the residents of the neigh
horhopI
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PIlkENER AZ Louis Uerbercs.


Taken up, by the subscriber, on the
county road rom Cairo TO Mound City, twt
mules IRON Cairo, on the Both day o. A,l
gust, young calf ana red COW blasc face
under bit in right and half slope off tip o.
lett ear. The owner can haze them by
calling and pay ing charges.
O-2-Gt MuNRoE EDWARDS.
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The Concert Last Might

the concert OF the Presbyterian Sunday
school scholars. in the church last even.
ing was well attended The concert was
very interesting and pleasing 10 all, and
proved very beneficial in pecuniary
point of view 10 the library fund.
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Wan DEPARTMENT RIvkp Rxrowr,
sept O. l-15
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private Lessons In German. &c.

Prof. Joseph Prick will give private
lessons in German, Bookkeeping, &C.,
on the most reasonable terms. ParticC-
lars may be obtained by application to
the Professor. at his residence, or
through the pOst-oflicc. N-1-3t
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducall.
4" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Jno. l.. Rhodes, Pittsburg.
Cons. Millar, Cincinnati.
" ST. Genevievc, Vicksbnrg.
- Grand Tower, st. Louis.
shannon, Cincinnati.
Tow-boat Ajax, New Orleans.
+. NJ, Norton, Ohio River
Snagboat ). II. Long, South.
Lighthouse Steamer Alice, Lou,
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
,Jno. l.. Rhodes, st Louis.
Cons. Millar, Memphis.
81. Genevievc, st. Louis.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Shannon, New Orleans.
Tcw-boat Grand Lake No.2, n. o.
- Il. NJ. Norton, st. Louis.
Lighthouse boat Alice, st. Louis.
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Wood and Coal
Wood, 81 per cord--50 cent. OH for
cash. Big Muddy coal by the car load SIS
per ton. All goods delivered.
CIV. Wheeler Il Co.
OFFICE AND IARp.-'renth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nues. S-l0-lm.
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l.rOlraclesl Meeting

Elder ). +. Mabey iAdvcntist,) will
hold a protracted meeting at the Chris
tian church, commencing Sunday. sept.
18th. 1875, AT 1880 Il. IN. The public are
invited to attend. 9-l0-2t.
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Pace, Elliott 4 90.

We have this day associa ed with us in
our business Mr.. Henr, Elliott, recently Of
Elliott Il Hay horn, and shall continue TO
do a general Flour and Commission busi-
ness. n C.PACE II Co.,
HENRY ELLIOTT.
CAIRO, LII, Sept. |, 1915. o-l-tf
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o. Haythorn q Co. have just received
two hundred cases boots and shoes, which
they offer at wholesale and retail at pri
ces that defy competition.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-10

We have received another JOB lot Of
Hats, which we offer to-day at less than
half their value. q. HAYTHoRN & Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-10

NJ Pilsener Beer fresh and cool. the
finest beer ever drank, at Chas. Schoen.
meyers, corner Tenth street and Wash
ingtOn avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-10
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
Several good Farm, and 1900 acres of
unimproved and, In Alexander ,ounty.
'Wintcr's Block" and " inter's X W."
A large humber OF desirable Residences,
bu iless houses and residences.
House on Nineteen nth street, for 40, with
privilege Of lease.