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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-02
WATGHES

w "a LOEdIS-
We are now receiving our Fall stock Of Watches,
which rOmprSesall grades VI American and Foreign
tlmCpicCCS, In gold aIi silver cases. both for ladies
and gents. AZ WI are constituted agents lUr the
American Watches, and deal directly with import
Crs, We Can offer inducements tOhuyTrs. Call at 100
Main ST., for Watches, Clock', ICwclry SIPtiaClcs,
Silver Ware, dc. ONTOBi 4 DUFFlELD.
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rllr nrdrr Of On FeIIow. in Dc uni.

TIE order Of Odd Fellows in the Uni
ted States, according to the returns made
At the last session Of the Grand Lodge at
indianapolis, has reached very large
numbers. They had At the beginning Of
the present year 1905 lodges, with a
membership aggrcgatins 1919, lthere
having been an increase Of over $1,000
during the lastycar. Pennsylvania con-
tains the greatest number Of Odd Eel
lows, more than twice rs many as any
other State, there total being 9G,SA. The
second State 10 Ohio, with ii,3l3, and
the third New York, with $500. The
aggregate receipts Of all the lodges during
year 1874, were S39sS,ii@, OF which
Sl,37l,3l4 was expended for relief.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IniInhlin,a Infant Cnrdial.

The Chld'scurc when teCthlng-to relieve lnham'
nation Of the Gums to nllay unClsineSs To quiet
Cole Palms, 10 promote Sleep, iOClltr Summer Conn
plaint This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to lie kept In the family when the chill
drcn hfe cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
sands Of bottles, aud have 10 hear the ltst person
say II Il not all VIZ recommend II TO 10.
M0rIIRRs, have you u iickly, trSihing BABE that
TuRSs the HOURS Of SlGllt (whCn you m long lOi
rrsil Into one LOSn, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRl.
NESr and CARR7 Cfy-C y-Cry-all day and all
might long7 II you have, listen to TenSoB, H. COn'
vincc,l hsIidis no iOHgr-a PEW drops Of lSFAS1
CORDIAL and your chRd WILL lo PACiFlKD, and
swRRT, REFRESHING sLREP will take the place Of
wAKRPuL SUFFERING. Procure at once a bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlIi.IN BROS. 4 Co, Propricon,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
| THE STATE SENATE.
EDITORS lStEtiiGESCER Al the urgent sOCl.
tnIOi Of numlEC Of prominent citizens, irfrspcc.
tive " party, VI the Fist senatorial District,
hereby announce myself as an Independent Can1l.
date Ia Gil the vacancy In the state Senate caused
hy the death NJ Gcn. a. I. lannrll. II I, proper
that should say that my maine was brought hclnrt
the Convention yesterday against my .l.itlyc In.
sttuctiuns. A. WILSON.
September %, 1915
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31

The people OF this city will be well lee
tured by the time Mr.. Wallar's turn
comes. The first of the lectures that are
to be delivered. that comes under Our OBJ
scryaton is that OF DR.. r. ;. Brigham, on
astronomy" which will take place in
the Liberal Religious hall this evening.
As scientist, DR.. Brigham is very well
known 10 our citizens, and will, we are
assured, entertain his hearers very credi-
tably.
The next lecture that will attract the
attention of the community, and the one
destined to be the topic of conversation
for many days to come, is that Of Mrs.
DR.. Wardner, who will deliver lecture
in the High School building tomorrow
(Monday) night, on which occasion she
has chosen for her subject, "Woman."
Mrs. Wardner's ability as II literary char
acter needs no praise at the hands of the
journals ; suffice it to say, she is acknowl-
edged by all to be one of the most intel
ligent ladies who adorn our city.
On Tuesday night, at the Methodist
church, the Rev Mr. Wallar will offer the
public an address upon the Natural and
Supernatural" For months past, Mr..
Wallar has been engaged in the prcpa'
ration of this lecture, and will no doubt
deliver 1t in Il manner that will be worthy
of both himself and his subject. TWEEN
ty-iive cents will be charged as an admis
sion fee, the proceeds to be expended Il
| the interests Of the church.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il read in your issue Of
the 30th, that during the present term of
the Circuit Court, wa. indicted for hog
stealing. This is true. but you failed to
state in said item that was cleared by a
competent jury. there not being sufficient
evidence to sustain the charge. Give the
devil his due. was arrested for the
crime at the instance of my enc mics in
Cairo. who have on more than one occa-
sion tried to ruin my character. but have
always failed, Is they did on tfis occa-
sion. The man who believe wa instru-
mental in having me arrested sh Juld not
throw stones. Let him return to mis- wife.
and stop running after his niece.
JACOB BRADLEY.
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The Poisoning Case

Caroline Harris was yesterday prelim-
mary examined before Judge Bross,
on the charge of administering poison
to Levi Harris, her husband, with the in
tention TO cause death.
Levi Harris testified that on the l4th
inst, he went home 10 his dinner, eat il,
which consisted of batter cakes and mo-
lasses went TO his work became very
thirsty drank three dppers of water.
and after each drink was taken with a vi
olent attack of vomiting, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms of poison
ing.
John King a Mile King both testified
that they We're present when Harris sat
down to his dinner; that contrary to her
usual custom Mrs. Harris sat the table
for only one. Harris asked her; "Aint
anybody else going to eat;" She replied .
"No. by Cd; got the dinner for you,
and want you to eat it, After Harris
had got done dinner, Mile King sat
down to the table, and poured out some
syrup into the dish that Harris had been
using. Mrs. Harris asked; 'Isn' that the
plate that Harris usedI" Mile
said it was: IL amt afraid to eat after
Harris; he amt poison Mrs. Harris
said "By Cd, you set that plate
down." Then child of Mrs. Goodwin
came in, and took the plate and put her
finger into the molasses. Mrs. Harris
snatched the plate away from her, anC
made the child wipe of its fingers on hel
apron.
Lula Ward testified that Mrs. Harris
and she went to Sullivan's drug store TO
gcthcr, and that Mrs. Hsr
rs bought half an ounce o
arsenic and said she intended to put llarrl
out of the way. Mrs. Harris carried tn
arsenic in her hand home. After Harri
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use PARADISE COAL.

AFTER February LIST, 81 600 reward will
be liven for fifty good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico Ilo.e.-si u week.
l-2s-im
If you want fresh oysters without pay
ing for the can and transportation, 20 TO
Sproat's, 1875 Ohio Levee, .and get them by
the pail full, fresh every morning. 12-4-l
Those using basc-burner stoves have
found Just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
--llayin given up my oil stand on the
lcvee ard taken keohcr q Bros shop, on
Eighth street, | shall be prepared to sup
ply the citizens Of Cairo with the best
meats the market affords. Please call and
see me. Phil. HOWARD.
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est aud best.
e. per month fora limited number OF
prompt paying day boarders at the st.
Charles, from February first.
Go to sproat's, l8j Ohio Leyee, and
get your oysters by the hundred or can
frc.h every morning 12-4.tf
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking.
---Sproat, 100 OHIO Leyee, IL furni hing
oysters ia the right shape. Families can
be supplied in an, quantity--fresh every
morning. I2.4-f
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other
Buy PARADISE COAL"
--Ncwly-iitted, finely furnished barber
shop by George St-iuhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue aud Eighth street, Year,
OF practice have given him a light hand
that m kes u smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once Will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table foS
the benefit OF his customers, aud there l.
no tedious waiting for turns. It
AFTER February Let, 81 goo reward will
be given TOR fifty good paying day boardcr,
at the Delmonico IIotel-Si per week.
Joe Rocker is now in fun control oil
The Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants OF the public, is prepared T.
supply on call al demands for French loaf
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, anc
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bsk ~. lie maintains full stock o.
confectioneries, aud can, as well ~ any
other dealer 10 the city. Ill all orders ii
that line. Cakes baked. frosted or 0rna
mcnted on short notice specia latteniior
given to the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. l2-ti.
e. per month for prompt paying day
boardtr, a, the st. Charles, from February
first
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The attention oft public is Gale to the
IA. I hat the CITY Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector to receive only
in payment Of the city portion Of the taxes,
legal currency of thu Uni ed States. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
ceiyed for any portion Of such taxes. Iy
the provision Of Section 1877, chapter 40,
slurd's revision, the Collector is required
so collect and return all personal taxes by
she 10th of March next, This provision
@ill be vigorously enforced, and tax payers
Nill take due notice Of the tact.
ALEX. ii. IRWIN,
1OG.l.2s-dl0t Collector.
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List of letters remaining uncallcd for
in the Post Office ut Cairo, Illinois, Satur-
day, January 30, lS75'
LADIES LIST.
Adams Augusta, Adams Kitty.
Bamey Sasanah.
Carter Lizzie.
Davis Jennie.
Fitzgerald Annie.
Canes Bell.
Human Mr.. A. s., Hamhick Maryan,
Hutchinson Mary.
James Allen.
Lovutt Mary.
McDswd Critic, Malon Mary A.
Pire Mary. Porter Harriet.
Russell NJ. -.
Simpkins s., Shumaker T..
Taylor Mary, Tillman Biddic, Tranor
Mandy.
Vaughn Catharine.
White Clara, Williams Eliza, Walker
Cora.
Yearwood l.. b.
GrNrLrMEN's LIST.
Belk ID. L., Bliss Geo. H., Bonds Geo,
Black & Bro, Barton Jack, Bledsoe
Joseph, Barns Matthew, Riggs VIM. j.
Clayton Afford, Connolly Johnnie, Cas-
sci A. r., Cassl A. F., Carey Foster j.,
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Finger Chewing.

Yesterday morning about one o'clock.
Officers Cain and Brown were a tractCd
to SCOTS ,al Don on Commercial avenue.
by fight between two cD,oret ladies
who call Themselves respectively, Maggie
Boston and Lizzie Garter. Mag gle and
Lizzie are very quick TO get up om their
ears. aud when Maggie began &c talk to
Lizzie, a. the latter thought WIS not be-
coming a lady. aud that she had } cen in.
suited, she made for her antagoi list. and
began To scufll, with her,
but finding that Maggie was
on her muscle TO a create eN-
tent than what she gave her cr dit for,
she kept her Of rs well "a she &C uld UNI
til the proper time arrived. when She
caught Maggie's fore-ilnger in her teeth
and gave il good schrunching. At this
stage Of the performance the above
named officers appeared upon the scene,
took the two crring daughter, Of Ham
into their tender care, and lodged them
in the calaboo>c until yesterday after
noon. when they were taken before
Judge Bird, who assessed them eleven
dollars aud eighty-fiyc cents each and III
lowed them 10 depart.
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-Four Evils.

Whoever habi,ually uses any Alcoholic
preparations as All appetizer" will be
likely t. suticr from four evils, viz; an over
pin, Of food in the stomach, impaired ability
10 digest II, the psng' Of dyspepsia, and a
doctors bill. DR.. WALKERS NYGET BILE
VINEGAR BiTrERs, the great Teetotal Re-
,toratiye Of the age, without oyer-s,imu-
Ilting the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts a healihful appetite, promotes di
gestion, regulates the liver and bowels, puri-
les the blood, and thu', it stead of entailing
four evils, 'c1nless four inostimsblc benefits.
i-lhlM.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31

Next Wednesday night, the third inst,
Miss Fannie Is. Price. supported by q
powerful company of ladies and gentle
men, selected from the leading theatres
of the country, will open short season
at the Atheneum. The company is now
fulfilling an engagement at Nincennes,
Indiana, where they have met with much
success, and will come direct from that
city to thi, place.
They will present OH their first appear
ance "Fanchon the Cricket with Miss
Price in the title role. Mr.. ID. Hanchett
assuming the character Of Father
Barbaud.
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Competition 1, the Life Of Trade.

Mr., L. tic C.l ~ n, Fiuc LaIndfc,s,
~ -, Fourth street. between Washing" n
and Con mes. isi a. -nue. doc - Ms 4
inc aud cpI'se laundry work for lad - and
& ut cincI iiuiiug Sc Ggnilcmen's "a -
dashed 40 IoHsh'd. Single shirt and col
80. &c: y I'd zen S Be-; sock. &c: two cjl-
A.. re-; twb hsnIaerchici', Be. wet, zoe;
d al geaucmcn', wear. s)c. per
iJlcn. Ladies dresses, - - 20;
.hiri'D . ~; drawer, 10 90 ljc; two
plir hos, o.. two collar. 10 @. t,r Ia
i.r.' llaIn clothes n ooplr dozen; for Ia.
les luc clothes, st - per dozen; done
,rJmpiiy, and promptly dellYcrc' =. Pa
ronare solicited.
i4g.i.s.d IN
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was taken sick witness asked Mrs. Harris
whether she had given it to him. She
said: "I'll kill the ID s--n of a b--h
If can" Witness asked her: "Why
don't you leave hmF'' She replied: "Is
did he would be following me all over
town"
DIR. wardner testified that the symp-
toms of Harris sickness were those of
poisoning by arsenic.
Several other witnesses were examined
but testified to no important facts.
Judge Bross held her in 81 900 to an
swcr at the next term of the circuit court.
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our Paradise coal.

We have been using Paradise coal for
some weeks. and when wcprai-e il speak
from personal knowledge. IL is without
doubt the finest coal now IN this market.
Il burn, 10 ashes a. fine ~ wood ashes.
leaves no "cliukcrs" in the CRATE, gives a
hot, bright, clear and glowing fire. We
are delighted with Paradise" coal and
shall u-c no other while we .1journ in
EgNrl.
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Funeral Notice

Tho members Of Alexander Lodge, No.
2!I, |. o. o. f., are hereby notified TO
meet at their lohge-roou At III o'clock,
a. M. sharp, Sunday the 3lst. for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our
late brother. VIM. Martin. Visiting bro
Dhers are cordially invited To attend. BY
order OF the y. g..
4. X. SLACK. Secretary.
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Services will be held to-day at the
church Of the Redeencr a. usual. at 10 30
n. IN. and 7;30 p. IN. The subject Of
the sermon at the evening service will be,
The Mother Church in carly timcs."
There will BE- religious services at
the VI. T.. Church this morning and even
ing. at the usual hours. by the pastor.
Preaching q. usual to-day forenoon
aud evening. at the usual hours by the
nA.lnr. 40 the Presbyterian Church.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
for our growing business. ! VIII, In the
latter pat Of February, remove to the spa
ciou- building form rly occupied by Elliott
" Iiaython, where, with the increased Ia
rlties. | viii keep larger stock OF Bo)t'
and shoes than ever before. In the mean.
time, to avoid the cNpen.e o. moving and
10 prepare for spring trade, will oiIer my
entire stock Of winner goods ut ACTUAL
cosr. Tns II BUSINESS. and great ba'.
gains are offered to the fortunate
a. BLACk,
lg.-i.2G-ti City Shoe Store.
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NOIIr SnlOOn y

Fred Hofhcinz, proprietor of the above
popular saloon, on Eighth street. an
nomces to his patrons that h. will here
after spread No. lunch every sunday
morning, to which all are invited. lie
will also have on tap fresh Milwaukee
beer the finest brands of liquors, wines,
cigars. etc. Fred's genial hospitality,
and the fine quality of his drinks have
gained for sour Saloon"an envlable rep
ntation. l-3O-2l
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LuIuber-Must be Sold.

We have on hand large lot OF as
sorted lumber. which must be sold at
once. Parties in need. will save money
by calling on Us, or Ut the lumber yard,
formerly Wall u Ent. where Mr.. McGaly
will be found, and prices given.
lO-l-3l-3t NEW YORK STORE.
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CARD.

In reply to the Proprietor OF the Del
moniro hotel, in Yesterdays BULLETIN,
| will say he has very cute way of get
ting around that $1,000 reward for 30
good paying day-boardcrs, at 81 II week."
aud feel very much h,Et at his not stat
ing to give bonds to pay the 5000 re-
ward, etc.. rs his advertisement reads.
| do not doubt his ability
to give good board to so good paying
boarders at 81 per week" but his will
lingness to pay $1,000 reward therefor.
/ stated to my boariers my intention to
board them at his hotel gratutiously, II
paying the board to get the $1,000 re-
ward but they Indignantly refused to ac-
quic,ce, for they were faring quite well
at $50 per month as long as they live like
the following Sundays
BILL OF FARE.
SOUPS.
Mock Turtle, Oyster.
FISH.
White, Trout.
ROAST.
Beef, Mutton, Veal, Turkey. with
Oysters, Prairie Chicken.
ENTREES.
Veal Outlet, Quail-on-toa,t. Mutton
Chops, Ham.
VEGETABLES.
Green Peas. Corn. Rice, Butter, Beans
Parsnips, Carrots, Bcct~ ro-
iatoes, krau,.
SALADS.
Potato, Celery, Lobster, Lettuce.
PIES AND DESSERT.
Mince, Apple, Pumpkin and Cranberry
Pies, Custarl aud Rice Pudding>.
Coffee and imported Cigars.
WINES.
RoeGcrer and IIcidsick.
In conclusion will say that stand ready
to furnish the Delmonico hotel at any
time 80 good paying boarders at 81 a
week, and guarantee the payment, fol
| $1,000 reward as his advertisement state,
if lie gives good and efficient bond, 10
pay the $1,000 as soon is the boardcrs are
furnished him.
EDMUND TuErNER.
2t Proprietor Planters House.
|
AFTER February 1T, al, 900 reward will
be given for III good paying day boariers
at the Delmonicu Hottest week.
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Rev Mr.. waiIar'- Lecture.

While the committee 40 not propose to
make this a musical entertainment, they
will be- able to offer few gems of song
IN which Mrs. Monsarrat, Mr.. Wright
and others will participate. and we pre-
diet that those who fail TO attend will
miss rare treat.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31

The partnership heretofore existing be-
.wcen Chas. b. Newland and jaime, +.
Rcnnie. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, {. Is. Newland collecting
all bill, due the firm and paying all
lebts. j. y. NEwLAND,
J. T.. RENNIE.
CAIRO, January 10, 1915. l-2l
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OYSTERS OYSTERS i!
cairo Enterprise.

sproat. 1856 Ohio Leycc, j. receiving New
orleans oysters every morning Ia bulk. He
T. making his own can. and picking hi'
Jwn oysters, thereby avoiding the cNorb!-
ant charges for trausportat. on. and Is cna-
Jled to furnish better artial at less
price than eny other dealer. fatronilc a
home Institution, aud benefit yourself
f..fn.IIf
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Cass H.W. (2), Charlton John, Casgravh
Miclal, Crow Newton, Cry W. &.
Doty i. x. DR. (3), Donnally Capt. A..
Dickerson a. b., Day Harry, Davis c..
Wood.
Ellis Geo, Early George.
Fox John.
Griffin David, Green Arthur. Good
John.
Howard f.. Harris Lazrus. uutching.
Luther j., Higgs 4. j., Hunter Bill. IIol-
ton W. y.
Innan A.
Jones Richard Thomas. johnson Alex,
johnson John II.
King Afford, Kapps Anton. Ripper
Thos. r.. kinnear. VIM.
Iachancc Mr., Long John.
Metz -. Frank, Morrison +. \. (2).
Murphy John W.. Mccarthy Jasper. Me-
Clanahan J. W., McCarty j. n, Morgan
Charles.
Norton Lewis.
Paul Mike, Phelps G. Il.
Robertson Dau'l G., Richardson Char.
lie, Radalovic Giovanni. Rcccc George, (2)
Ryon John, Rauby james.
Smith AL, Smith Dcllram, Street
Isaac, Sullivan John, Story Rowlin.
Sti ,kcr w. q. b.. Strany VIM. G. Il Co
Thompson Mr.. Thompson John.
Aa.1 A. NIuIl., I,lp Wool
falk 1ilbourn r., Woodward W. II.
Persons calling for these letters viii
please say Advertised
GEo. W. MCkEAIG. p. NJ.
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The members Of the Delta City Fire
Company are hereby notified to meet at
the Engine House in full uniform to-day
(Sunday)at 1880 a. m, sharp, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our
late brother fireman, VIM. Martin. BY
order Of company. NJ. j. MCGAULEY,
Secretary
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BY gentleman, a roommate or two. in
a large. furnished room. with light ana
fire. in good locality. Object, = rcduc-
ton ofcxpenses: references requi ed aud
given. Address +. o. Box, 1876.
1875.
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Paradise coal.


George Llt'utr corner Of Fourteenth aud
Washington ayclIc, will furnish hc eater,
every day 70 h patrons No. ! lunch, be-
twc,u the hour, Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
,igar. TO be had at his bar at all times.
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CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 81. 1875.
Local weather Report.
CAIRO, It'll. January ~. ls7b.
Funeral Notice.

The funeral service. OF the late VIM.
Martin will take place to-day. at one
o'clock, from the Christian church on
Eighteenth street. ia place OF his late resi-
dcnce, as stated in our columns Oh yes
teruay
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Charles b. Newland Is prepared to do I'll
L!rds ,f gas aud sieam fitting, repairing
humps, driving wells, bell hanging, etc,
shop on Commercial Avenue, between
: nth and Tenth streets. lsi-l.2l-iw.
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Masonic Notice.

A Regular conclaye of Cairo Com
Xxx mandry No. Is, X. T., will be held
at the Asylum, Monday evening,
February 1st, 1876. SojOuning Sir
Rights are cordially invited. by order
of &. W. Dunning, L. G..
ATTEST: =. koRsMEYER.
Recorder.
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NNanIcil.

FIFTY TO Seventy-fye dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies. gents, etc etc. No capital or out
lay requi: cd. Send - cents for postage on
Quilt, TO ID. &. WELCliMAN,
II Irwin station. Union County, Ohio.
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MIR. T.. Fitzgerald has just received aud
ha. on sale at his sales room IA large stock
Il English ale. porter. lIcnne-sy brandy
sud wines. and liquor. Of all kinds, which
be will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2-D-g-2Jtf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31

Alta special meeting Of the Thalians,
held at their club room last evening, it
was decided to give the last party oi the
series on Tuesday evening, February 9th Z,
in lieu of the one OF the I'D, as hereto
fore announced.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31
QuskerCity Pine white shirts.

Stuart q Gholson. manufacturers
agents. offer a full line of these cel-bra-
ted shirts for the Spring trade, at
reduction from former prices. Measures
taken and a fit guaranteed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-31

Rev. j. L. Wallar will deliver lecture
for the benefit of the NJ. +. Church,
Tuesday evening, February I'd. Subject;
"THE NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL
Admission, 30 cents. l-29-it.