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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-11

Landlords IL hotels aud boarding houses
will Ind 1t " their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
SiaI avenues. Hotel aud boarding. house
washing, 10 cents per dozen. Foi piece work
prices are ~ follows: Single shirt and cob
lar, lOc; per dozen Soc; socks 30; two col
lars, DC; two handkerchiefs, &c; vests zoe
and all gentlemen's wear, Soc. pei
dozen. Ladies' dresses, 25 TO bOc'
skirts 10 to sOa; drswers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose DC; two COLLAR 10 Zoe. For H.
dies pisiu clothes d 90 per dozen; tor H.
dies tine clothes, u 70 per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
trOpage solicited.
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Two OF the liscensed dog catchers, yes
terday morning, had q big talk over q
dog which both OF them claimed to have
caught. The two youngsters In ques'
ton, are rival lassoers, and are both said
to be experts OF unusual ability In the act
Of catching dogs. They::both worked for
fully an hOur trying to get the loop over
the dogs head, aud finally: the smaller
ene wis successful. The other lad, see
ing l,e had been beat, threw his wire over
the unprotected animals head also, and
started toward the pound with him. The
smaller one, seeing his rivals game.
wouldn't pill shat way, aud they came
iaaF tsariag the brute to pieces. They
finally settled the affair by agreeing to 40
'halyers" but neither gave up his hold
upon tt,4 dog until they: had the twenty.
iive cents divided equally, when they
went their why's rejoicing.
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BOATS DUE.
flames FISK. Paducah; Liberty No.l
and barges, John A. Scud,ler, Minneola,
from the South; Indiana. Arlington and
Thompson Dean, from the Ohio: Great
Republic. Ste. Genevieye, Gen. Ander-
son, from st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was u feet
as inches on the gauge, having risen 8
inches during the previous "a hours.
The rivers are reported rising ut Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and Nashville. but fell u
little at Louisville and st. Louis.
Weather clear and growing hot.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Allegheny and Monongahcla
are both rising at the head waters.
The Eddyville has had her nose re-
paired and is of up the Cumberland in
search Of more snags.
The Chas. Morgan took 1881 pack
ages into New Orleans, having discharged
800 tons at way points.
There is u swell In Red river. Fine
rains fell over the region around Shreve-
port, and crops are very promising.
The hulls being built at l'aducah tor
the machinery of the Lookout and Burks-
vile will both DE launched on Saturday.
The steamer Andy Johnson broke
her starboard shaft and ran through. her
self, knocking out both cylinder heads, at
Hannibal, the other day.
AT Pittsburg they are talking Of get
ting up company under the State laws
for building couple of light draft side
wheel boats for the Pittsburg and Cincin.
natl trade.
The James Towards cargo to New
Orleans consisted of 22,5OG packages,
which included $500 sacks corn. $500
barrels flour, 2,G96 sacks oats and CSC
bales hay. She was to leave New Or.
leas last Wednesday evening.
The body of a woman is reported to
have been found ia the river several mile.
below this city, Wednesday afternoon
From ring and other jewelry, 1t il
thought to be the body OF II woman o
the town. named Mollie Wood. who has
been missing tor several days.
Capt. Frank Stein, formerly Of tn
Charles Bodmann, has taken charge q
the office OF the Indiana, Mr.. Al. Cro>
all having retired. 1t is Mr.. CrOXall
Intention, 10 go into sVuic cuisines, a-i,vs,
He has tried to quit the river severa
times before, but has not succeeded =
far.
| ~ IA Dr 10 a MrAarNr H,NrL Krnonr i
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In another place in this issue Of the
BULLETIN, will he found the advertise
ment of Fred. ). Haas, the proprietor q
OF the Original Cheap Store, on CONNER
cial avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, in which he offers to the people OF
Cairo paying bargains. Mr.. Haas has on
hand large aadcOMplete stock Of goods Of
every description, which he Is determined
to sell, and those who desire anything In
his line can be fully satisfied by giving
him call
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WY Casey Came sos'ssre.

DR.. Casey, Of Mound city. has been
planting tobacco on hts iarm but the
c,it worms are too much for him. He
has;plantcd three times this year. aud has
been compelled to witness his labors lost
because Of the industrious habits Of the
cut worm. The other day he ssid 10
HanbletOn:
"'rhose cut worms have cut my tobac-
GO again.
"why don't you get rid OF them 2"
asked johnson.
slIow the devil can 10 sOr They
stick closer than brother, amt cut to-
bacco like razor" .
''Strauyhn, the tobacco warehouse
man Of Cairo said Hambleton. "can
tell you how to got rid Of the pests II you
will ask him.
Then Casey requested johnson to see
Strau9hn and get the Information for
him. but johnson said:
II cant. It's a tobacco growers Sc
cret. and they tell each other only. Get
wv" hS ""SSy """ ~ uV"u WIN Us dtsu
ask Straughn yourself"
Casey hates the cut worm. aud he con-
cluded to Nee to Straughn for relief. He
got into the buggy and arrived In Cairo.
They found Straughn. and johnson
wiDked at him. Said Casey:
"Straughn. the cut worms have been
running my tobacco. | have come to
Cairo to get You to tell me how to get rid
of the pests. johnson tells me you know
how
81 do" said Straugin ''come here
Then Straughn took Casey aside. and
whispered into his ear loud enough to be
heard by all the "boys'' gathered
AROUND:
First, catch the worms then take a
club and Kill them. This Is sure
Then Hambleton laughed. johnson
laughed, Dunhing laughed. and all the by
ISLANDERS laughed; and Casey said, vexed
like:
"YOu think you're id smart, don't
you p
HambletOn was not injured much. and
johnson will recover from his wounds in
a week or two.
Casey returned to Mound City q wiser
man about certain things, but the cut
worm -till ravages in his tobacco plants.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for voting men ir N the e.
tects Of errors aud abuses IN early Me.
Manhood restsrsd. ilnpedin.ents to mar
riage removed. New mstAed Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, In sealed envslopsx
Aa1rpA HOWARD ASSOCIATION, tis
\ u ninah sssssS. philsds,yhiA Pa -aainsti'
tution hsvisg high sspntasioo foe honor
ahls conduct and proiessional skill.
6.ll.d u w.3m.
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Notice OF Removal.

The well-known barber shop, corner
E,ghth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist. George Steinhouss, has
removed one door north ON Commercial, In
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop 10
srge and commodious, aud those wishing
for any thing artistic In the way of fashion.
able hair cutting, smooth SLAVES, etc., VIII
10 we'll TO call at the Grand Central Barber
.hon. % lIf,t 7l.3-l3-tf.,
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0eesaoG Ready

Judge Bird. who will deliver the ora.
tiOu ut the colOred Odd-Fellows' celebra-
ton. TO f,e held in Chicago soon, is now
engaged preparing Tor that event. Judge
Bird Is pronounced one of the best color
I'd speakers In Southern Illinois, and will.
no donbt, give hi, hearers on that occa-
siou an address worthy OF his name.
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Yesterday afternoon, little colored
boy, named Taylor, was severely injured
by teing kicked by mule. while put
ting the harness on the animal. The boy
is a cripple, having broken one Of his
arms. which was never properly operated
upon aud became crooked.
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WILL be received at my ONCE until Tuesday.
w June ED, 1873, for all the lumber the
city may require during the present dscal Year.
Lumber 10 be gsssi white or burr oak free nom
sap or bad knots, and 20 I've OF such dimensions
not exceeding ~ feet In length and ~ bc deliy-
cred In such quantities and "a, such tunes as the
committee on streets may direct.
h The city reserves the right 10 reject any and
oil bids. WIN FRENCH ANLEf,
2 w. ttIrL ,7T-T, City Clerk.
Cairo, June D. ls75.
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- N. Kuhnc desires u. to say that he Is
ready 70 receive orders for Piano aud Or
san tubing, and repairing musical instru'
ments. order. may be lett At the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or +. y.
BOX $50, aad will receive prompt attention.
sj-y. l6-3nA a.
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at the Delmonico yesterday.
"A. Miller, Of New Orleans, was ut
the DelmonIco yesterday.
-. B. Dare, OF Chicago, stopped Mt
the Grand Central yesterday.
James ii. Davis, OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
WAS at the Planters yesterday.
George q. Crewell, OF Massachusetts,,
wa at the st. Charles yesterday.
George T.. Allie, OF New York, was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
&c. A. Bush, OF Foreman, Illinois. was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
j. 7. Vim. of Evansville, was at the
st. Charles yesterday.
Marshall Keys, Of Council Bluffs.
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
B. Harris, Of Morley, Missouri, was
at the st. Charles, yesterday.
r.. II. wead, OF Lansing, Michigan.
was at the DelmOnico yesterday.
o. c. Bestz, OF New Orleans, was at
the DelmOnico yesterday.
Fred. Krott, Of St. Louis. was regis
tered at the Planters yesterday.
| A. Dewey, Of Benton, Illinois, was
quartered at the st. Charles yesterday.
Capt. p. r. DOlman. of Hickman.
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
"A. G. Diball, of Washington. Ohio.
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
III. G. Houck. OF Bloomfield, Mis-
souri,, was at the st. Charles.yesterday.
1
-R. Murray, of New Orleans, was reg
istered at the Grand Central yesterday.
u. B. Hinton, of Charleston, was reg
istered at the Grand Central yesterday.
| Mr.. Saup, formerly Of the BULLETIN,
Is now foreman oil the Pekin Republican
office.
| III. n. Carnes aud wife, OF Poplar
Bluffs. was registered ut the Delmonico
yesterday.
"A. +. BryOn, Of Jackson, Tennessee,
was registered at the Delmonico yester-
day. .E.
ID. ID. Morgan, OF Jackson, Tennnes
see, was registered at the Delmonico yes
ter,lay.
j. A. Smith, Of Danville, Illinois,
was registered at the st. Charles yester.
day.
John Bennett, of Livingston county,
Illinois, was registered at the Grand Cen
trail yesterday.
H. Hoffman and lady, OF Chicago
were registered ut the Planters yester-
day. . ...l
p. II. Huntington, Of Grcenville, Iii
nois, was registered at the st. Charles
yesterday. lo .t
| II. b. Glore, Of Caseyviile, Kentucky
was registered ut the st. Charles yester
day. pg .,<
| g. S.Nvillia,ns, Of st. louis, and JOIN,
B. Dali. Of Chicago, were at the st
Charles yesterday. haar $50
u. B. I.ennOke. Of TIE Gernania Life
Insurance company. OF New York, wa,
registered Mt the Planters Yesterday. J
Judge +. Br0ss aud Mr.. j. H. Oberiy
have been Invited to address the Odd Eel
lows Of Shawneetowa on the Sd OF July
and will prt'bably soespt the Invitation.
The large ana enthusiastic, Mr.. j. p
Robarts, editor and proprietor Of two pa
pers, both weekly havl~g returned from
the etthertak eycuvt0s halss sd healthy
visited Cairo to revive his moral nature
and draw Inspiration from the BULLETIN
office. isiits.kal ~ .st
1 W. AAtN 4
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The celebrated o. X. Sealing Wax, for
sealing fruit cans--best In use; also
Favers improved axle grease, and a large
stock OF Geo. +. Davidson a Co.'s star
| hams; also Millct aud Hungarian grass
see,l-on hand and for sale by
! 6-s-3t. STRArroN \ BIRD.
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A correspondent OF the State Register,
writingto that paper from Cairo. speaks
thus OF the future prospects Of our city
.'Tia Saiipleusi u9tls Cairo & st.
Louis railroad, the successful operation
ot;tss New QeleaAss Jackson 4, Great
Northern and the Cairo, Arkansas 4
,Isxas railroads, have thought renewed
vitality 70 Cairo, and given to those
long walting souls Who haSe
invested money in realty here, In.
creased hopes Of early remunerative re-
turns. The Cairo property trustees
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NcHalc. vino has been seriously Ill for
several weeks. is, we are glad to say, con-
vale-ent. he has settled down Into a
clever ''minc host and Is fitting up hi,
house at the corner OF Commercial ave-
nue. aud Third street into a neat hotel and
boarding house.
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We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day bOarders,
at S22 per month, and5O boardcrs with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $40
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwKTT WILCOX y CO.,
3i.i.aS.!m. Proprietors.
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Officer John Sheehan, who took Dick
Martin. alias Richard Martin Shacklefori,
to Deerville, Kentucky, returned on We'd
nesday afternoon. He says Martin Is the
right man, and that he left him in the
charge Of the authorities at RWselville.
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Mrs. Capt. Riley and aud her sister.
Mrs. Mason. Of Alexan,lria. Missouri,
who has been visiting In this city tor
some time, left yesterday afternoon tor
~. Louis. on the City Of Vicksburg.
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TIE pAstusrsAip hsretooAre existing be-
tvssn q. ". Miller aae y. r. Parker, un.
der tho styls Of Millsr. 4 Parker, 10
this day dissolved by mutual agydsents
T. H, Ouuuiaghanl ksyil & purchased the
Interest Of r. w. Miller. The business will
BE- carried ~ under the style Of Parker h
Cunningham, All debts due the LATE arn
viii % PAID % Parker y cunnlnghsm, and
they wtA ~ ~ sSbas Of - late hrm y
this date. f'f q. w. AILLER.
ID. T. PARKER,
4. II. CUNNINGHAM
CAJR0, ILL, June 3, 1915. 8.6.lw
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Frask Kratky. Of the Union Bakery,
CONNER. ial avenue, between Fourth and
sixth streets, has re.opened his bakery, SD
10 now prepared 70 dslivsr Bread and Cakes
Of the best quality. saywhsre In the city or
couatry, in such ssaptiiiasas bis custom
srs may desire. REiess w be made en-.
tlrsly with references 70 ne present hard
times In other words, cheaper than ~
chs spsst. Send II your orders.
y AkSA l0.tf
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats. Caps, Clothing. Ar

]. Walder. at the corner of Ohio l.evec
and Sixth street, knOwntO some as 'our
friend ut the corner. has
slaughtered high prices in Hats. Caps.
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains, fact that makes some dealers tcci
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe q nickle.
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The City Council refused tn grant the
prayer of the liquor dealers to reduce
their licenses to one hundred dollars per
annum.
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Attention, knights ~ Pythaas.
~ There will he o regular conven-
EaA ton of Ascalon Lodge No. 81,
WN Knights Of Pythias, held at their
~ Castle Hall this Friday evening
at $ o'clock. A full attendance desired,
a matters u great moment will be pre-.
sented for, consideration. Visiting
knights cordially invited to attend.
WILL X. HAWKINS,
X. OF II. AMI :.
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Frank Guncher will this morning open
new vegetable stand on Eighth street back
Of Chris. Hauny's store. where fresh vege.
tables and iish will be sold to customers ut
lower prices than any other place In Cairo.
His vegetables are rsised In his own gar.
| den. he catches hts own fish, and can there.
fore guarantee them fresh; and he can nj
fori 10 un.lsrseIl al competitors. Give him
| N call ti.S.8t
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Meeting Of the Stockholders


Cairo q o. Louis Aailsead Company.
sDUBLlC notice b hereby Sieea that there will
u be held y needing Of ting stOdk holders of the
Cairo b 81 louis !tsilsoad Company. at the
station house Of sold company. In the city Of
Most ~. Louis. In the county sf 81. Clair and
State Of illinots' o. $500
F|TITT Mt 4 '1AS6,
ut the hours Of eleven clock q for the p',r-
poss Of then and there elccting by said stock
h0llsxs ssvsa directors Tor said company Tor the
ensuing year, and then and there nHnsacting
such oiher business appertsinisg 70 said 00ln-
pany Us shall come before sakl meeting,
= null attendance ~ Ill the stockholders In
aid cOnlpxny u requested nnd mucn desired.
.v '-"ss ~ -" H. w. sMlTHERs,,
lat3itSr go 49,, w. SAyIN, 'A
Z sg--sss's.' -. ,...,.ss-y Nh. PAYSON,
". II. LEWIS, i'i'@
G. J. CANDA,
f..fa W s, SEAHLS,
. y, 4. CANpA, - q ~
, w. n. ARTHUR,
Stockholders C. Ast. L. Y. H. Go
t<A,AJ0,-tlale u gcp -
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Cherokee, Cincinnati.
I" CITY Vicksburg, vicksburg.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
:" Grand Tower, st. Louis.
Tow-bcat j. n. Kellogg, New Orleans.
:" Rec aud barges, ". Louis.
DRPARTED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Patlucah.
:" Cherokee. New Orleans.
City Vicksburg, st. Louis.
" Mary Houston. Cincinnati.
I" Grand Tower. Memphis.
Tow-boat j. N. Kellogg, st. Louis.
:" BE and barges. st. Louis.
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Nase BALLS " Every Description
~
PHI. II. SAUP'S.
4-l-N.
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FOR SALE.

At u bargain. and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's Office, corner Ninth street Snd Com.
Merciul
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4 first-class cook-white woman pre-
terred-tO whom good wages will
be- paid. Enquire at BULLETIN counting
room. 6ll-lw.
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A tuIl assortment VI NY Nets. Horss
Covers and Blankets. 81 well ~ full supply
oil all ether goods Ia our line, NJ lOS Com.
inercisi avenue, next door to Theatre.
"a G.1.2w. l.. ID. AKIN 4 Co.
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The Sunday school scholars OF the Az
rican Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a pic,hc in ~. Mary's Park soon.
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A number Of the young ladies and gen
tle,nen Of Cairo took pleasure trip TO
Cache creek, yesterday, and returned
late IN the evening.
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The bill posters were out in force yes
ter morning. putting up posters tor
Cooper, Baily 4 Cosnpaliy's big show
which will exhibit NJ Cairo on the eGth
iyst
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FOR SALE.

"Picturesque America"-is NUMBER
bound IN . volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

The Entire Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods En-
brodeers and Psrasos will be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days. Now the time to obtain bargains
This Is no Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.
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w Nmtesl

Situation in Il grocery store, feed store
or saloon. Can loan the proprietor
81 900 or $1,000, II well secured. En-
ql,ire at 81 Ohio I.cvcc or al this office.
G-ln-oI
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER kEPOBr,
June 10. 1878
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Wanted
4 man to canvass for sale OF Howe
sewing machines. Apply to DE-. Ben
nett, corner Of Commercial avenue and
Ninth street. Gait.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


The good passenger steamer. hammock
City, can be chartered Tor excursions or
pienics At rsisonabls rates. Apply to
0-2-1m II 4 WALKgR Il NELLIE.
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A styls "E," "ClOugh, Warren 4 Co.'S
ParIor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. List price, 1900. win be- sold for
800.
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For SALE.
FOR SALE.

A $40 Remington Sewing Machine s3O
Of for cash. suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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PsubDic Notice ,

All persons within the corporate limits OF
the city OF Cairo are hereby requested and
notified to cleanse their premises inside Of
Ave days from this date. 4 failure OH the
part of any occupant or owner Of any house
or lot to obey this notice, will be arrested
and hned under the ordinances Of the city.
Persons can deposit the rubbish in pile on
the streets duiiny the term of this order
(being five days. when II will be removed
by the city authorities.
Further, on and after the 9th of June, all
persons are notified not to leave swill Or
slops remaining upon their premi'es. but
deposit the same every morning IN box,
key or barrel iu front This or her house,
whence it will be removed every morning
Sunday excepted by the city garbage cart
HENRY WINTER,
Mayor City OF Cairo.
CAIRO, June 9th, 1874. G-ht.