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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
THE Old Reliable.

hereby announce to the public that |
am better prepared than ever to ac .ommo-
date my patrons at the C'ntral Hotel, on
Sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken part
ner in the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience IN
that line, and will not fail to make guests
feel at home. Tue table will always be
supplied with The best the nirket affords,
served up in the most palatable manner.
Board and lodging per week. ~ 80; single
meals, 25c, TO be had at all hours. ] have
also in connection with my botel, a first
class barbe. shop, aud am prepared 20 give
customers a good shay :. haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will run three chairs, aud have
employed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. Shaving. 10 cents; sham.
pooing, 20 cents and hair cutting, 81 cents
Give me a call. PROV. r. GoEBEL.
t.s.tm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
will find IT to their :dvantsge to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and boarding-house
washing, - ccntsper dozen. Fol piece work
prices are as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, lOc; per dozen soc; socks Be; two col
and all gentlcmen's wear. sDc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 Doe;
skirts II to 20c; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars > to lee. For la
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozeu; done
dromptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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strawberry Festival.

The ladies of the Methodist church are
preparing for grand Festival, to take
place on next Tuesday evening, in the
building belonging to Mrs. Scott White.
corner Sixth street and leyee. The
promin, mt features of the refreshments
will be ice cream and strawberries in
abundance. They intend to spare: no
pains 10 make the entertainment sue
cess. and hope to receive he liberal pat
ronage which the people of this city have
always extended them on similar occs-
sions,
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Look out for Your Dogs.

In addition to paying the tax on dogs
and sluts, the owner Of same must comply
with this paragraph in ordinance No. 3,
Sec. 10: That no dog or slut shall. be-
tween the first day of June and the first
day OF November, run at large within the
limits of said city. without hsvinga sub
stantial wire or leather muzZle securely
fastened over aud around its mouth"
To the requirements of this ordinance.
W. NJ. WILLIAMS,
City Marshal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

The Coti,gs Message, published in Cape
Girardcau, in speaking of the marrigc of
Mr.. Dennis j. Foley, of this city. says :
ID. j. Foley led to the altar of liymen
one of Cairo's accomplished daughters
last month. joy and happiness to you.
ID. j." The same paper says: "P.
Purcell. of Cairo, Illinois, whilst at
tending the nupiials of his friend Foley
imagined that he heard a voice telling
him 10 90 and do likewise. and he did so.
The Message wishes the genial i. n host
of congratulations, and hopes that do
nestle broils may never find place in
his habtation.''
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
TwO.IlOrse Wagon For Sale.
A new wagon tor sale at bargain. Ap.
ply nj the BULLETIN counting room. II.


Mr.. Phil Il. Saup wishes To announce TO
his friends and the public generally, that
be has lately lifted up, In excellent style,
his comm0dious and comfortable parors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment of those OF our citizens
and the rest Of mankind who indulge IN
Ice cream, soda water, coniectioneries, &c..
and that he is prepared to furnish to citi-
zens of Caro-, 1t home or at his parlors,
anything In his line. Phi. is well known
TO our citizens, and as his rooms are very
pleasantly fitted up, and as he can always
be found at his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare Of his customers, We be.
speak for hiM that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his soda water Is not equalled
by any in the city, and as far AS cOnfection-
cries are concerned, IL cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best in the city.
422-5-l4.tm
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THE FOURTH.
4 Few Remarks trosn the cairo Con.
cOrsota.
How u Celebration May be Go, up.


The following communication, In re-
gard to Fourth of July celebration,
from Mr.. j. Scl,lcsingcr. was received on
Monday evening. but too late for publ
cation in yesterdays issue.
CAIRO, I'LL, May 2iih, ls1j.
MIR. Editor Your paper, ~ well as
the Gasstte and the .Sun. have several
times advocated the celebration of the
Fourth of July. the o9ih birthday Of our
beloved country, bat as yet, have failed
to ace that any OF our numerous societies
have taken the matter IN hand. ] have
lived IN good many places OF the Uni
ted States, but none can brag OF more
musical talent. better organized fire COM
panies and other societies, than Cairo.
and il all of them would for once unite.
perfect success in celebrating the glori-
Gus Fourth would be the result.
therefore propose, that the leaders of
all musical socicti'- meet together. brass
~ well a. string bands choose aud
practir' some patfio,ic soigS' aiiIounc"
rchearsals In which every man. woman
and child shall take part, and with the
accompaniment Of those consolidated
bands, join in singing these on the
grounds. selected Tor the occasion. A
better place than "St. Mary's Park
could not be found. Orators could de-
liver the speeches. read the constitution.
&C.. the whole to conclude with n picnic
and dance. Early in the morning the
affair could De preceded by grand pa
rade Of all societies and citizens through
our principal streets.
II this should meet with the approba-
ton of my iellow-citizens. hope that
you will count our Cairo Concor,lia
Singing Society in for one Of them.
Who will make the first move after tlli.
suggestion. aud confer with Paul g..
Schth. the president Uf the Concordia. or
their leader, your humble servant.
j. ScHLEsINGER.
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The state SUNDAY schoo, Convention

The Seventeenth Annual Convention oi
the State Sunday School Association OF Illi-
nois will lie held In the City OF Alton, Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday. -2jth.
10th and ?'th, ls1'. commencing Tuesday,
ut 10 .. m.
Each county in the state. except Cook, is
entitled 10 N delegates. The number from
Cook county Is not limited. The pro-
gramine viii be published .oon, and for
wArced to tac c,unty Secretaries. The ar.
r"ngcment- FOR the n,ention give prom.
ise ola most prof able aud pleasant session.
County Secretaries arc requested to have
'nis notice published in the county papers.
Is. +. JACOBS,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
J.9-ti
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Aerena AIDE.

.. A splendid string band, headed by
Prof Wittig, honored the BULLETIN on
Monday evening with a serenade The
band is composed OF a number oi young
men from the age of eighteen to twenty
years, who have procured the services Of
Prof Witt. as teacher. For the time
the boys have been under instruction.
they do exceedingly well, and they should
not giNc ND.
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The street committee, Messrs. Patier,
locum, Parker, Lancaster and Thistle.
wood. in company with Mayor Winter
aud Supervisor Gossman, took stroll
about the city. yesterday afternoon. ;or
the purpose of viewing the numerous
ruts. sink 'olcs. etc.. with which our
streets are ornamented. The committee
propose setting TO work Oh the first day
OF June. al d giving the streets COM
pletc over.iauling.
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CniOn bakery.

Frank Krstky, Of the Unioa Bakery,
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
Sixth streets, has re-openedhis bakery, aad
is now prepared to deliver Bread and Cakes
of the best quality, anywhere in the city or
country, In such quantities rs his custom
ers may desire. Prices will be made en-
tirely with reference to the present hard
times In other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send in your orders.
Aha 2O-tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND MAY PICNIC.
no BE GIVEN by rng-
CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY.
Dm sunday. May 10. 1879,
At the Beautiful and Romantic Hills Of Ken.
lucky, Near Fort jefferson.

Ths well-known Steamer "Three States"
has been chartered for the occasion, and
Will convey the party to the grounds. The
boat will leave the foot OF Fourth street, a.
follows First trip,9 q. m: return, IL
NJ. Second trip, 1880 p. m. return. 245
y. IN. Third trip, 3p. M: return, :. y. m.
The excellent Delta city Cornet Band,
and splendid string band have been en-
gagged TO flinish music. Reirt shments Of
all kinds will be on the groun's, A good
time is anticipated.
Tickets for round trip. 50 cents children,
% cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places:
T.. w. Buder, Louis Herbert, VIM.
Alba, T. q. schuh. Chas. schoeDemeyer.
Ed. Huefner, r.. N. stockHeth. Amqndus
Jaeckel Cry Brewery.
429-5.lG-T,.
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Obstacles to MarriaQe.

Happy relief for young men ir.m the ef
fects OF errors and abuses in early lfe.
Manhood restored. Impediments 10 mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud circulars sent tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, llo
N. Ninth street, Philadelphia, pa,--an insti-
tuition having a high r, pntation for honor
al le conduct and professional skill
b-1t-d n w.3m.
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Four dollars includes prepayment Of u.
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Subscriptions TO Iiarpcr's Magazine,
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without ezra c0pyi postage free.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The annual volumes of Earper's Weekly,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be re ;eivcd at my
office until o O'Clock D. In. OF Tuesday, the
lst day OF June, 1873, TOR furnish
ing the material and doing the work for
building the unfinished portion OF brick
sidewalk on the north side OF Eighth street.
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, and the unfinished portion ON north
and south side OF seventh street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street, and
next adjoining said avenues on each tide
Ninth streets, les, that portion belonging to
the proprietors Of the City brewery. The
city council reserves the right to reject any
and all proposals. -
City Clerk.
CAIRO, Ill, May 18th. 1873.
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CAIRO, Ill, May 18th. 1873.
In Chancery-Master's Sale.


State of Illinois, Alexander connty--ss.
In the Alexander county Circuit Court.
Samuel NJ. Orr vs. David +. Griffin, ct al
Mechanics.
Public notice Is hereby given that In pur-
n,ance Of u decree rendered IN the above
entitled eau e In said Court at the May Term
thereof. A. ID. 1874 !, john z. Ha'msn,
Master I'm Cbancery OF said county, will, on
the 18Th day Of June, A: ID. 1879, atso'elock
the highest bidder, for cash, (subieot to the
equity OF redemption,) st the front door OF
the Court House In the city Of Cairo, ILL.,
nols. the household estate o. the SAID de-
PENDANT, DavidF. Griffln, in and TO lot mum.
ber cd Thirty seven, (s7,) In Block numbered
Seventy .one, Oh. IN the city OF Cairo.
county OF Alexander, State OF Illinois, To-
and thereunto belonging. e
JOHN q. HARMAN,
Master In Chanccry.
CAIRO. ill.,, May 2'th, 1878. l03.5.37.wlt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

A ladies' furnishing store hss.been opened
in the Theatre building, and stocked with
n iull line ofcyerything pertaining to ladies'
wear - resdy-,nads dresses, underwear,
etc. all OF the latest styles. and will be sold
at lower figures than ever before offered in
Cairo. These goods were purchased IN
New York. are OF the best material, and
will he sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry goods OF all kinds. 36.4-30-lm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, ls75.
Fight.

Two colorcd men, while returning TO
their homes from n festival, held some
where on Fifteenth street, Monday night,
got into a quarrel and battered each other
around until stopped by some compan-
ions. Neither was hurt very badly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day bOardcrs,
at S.2 per month, snd50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying bosrders will be
accepted. JEwETr WILCOX \ Co.,
3l-a.2s'im. Proprietors.
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Altttvr Iu.OoOr Picnic,

The pupils of Miss Thompson's school
will. on Friday afternoon. indulge in a
pleasant little indoor picnic. There will
be some strawberries, cakes. maybe lit
tie cream, and just enough of literary ex-
erc-es 10 give spice to the occasion.
The little pupils are all agog about the
matter. AMI will no doubt make their
Friday afternoon festivities very plcasur-
allie
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observation-disclosures

Fred Teichman, at his cigar and toba,c
store on Eighth street, has just received
large and complete assortment Of pipes. etc.
AMI a large stock of the best brands OF smo-
king and chewing tobacco. +. T.'s stand
ard cigar always OH hand. Give him n I'll.
lol.S.p.1m
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Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Music.

Mrs. MOnsarrat will resume teaching
on the 25th inst. All desiring a classical
education in piano music will commence
as early as possible. Vocal instruction.
according to the old Italian masters,
thoroughly taught; also, harmony and
thorough bass. Glasses In solteggio.
J-13.3t
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RIVER NEWS.
port I.ist.


Tom ShirlOck. Cincinnati.
A" Julia, vicksburg.
Tow boat Jno. Means aud barges. ~. l..
Bee and barges, 1t. Louis.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducal.
Tom Shirlock. New Orleans.
&" Julia, st. Louis.
Tow-b boat Jno. Means, Ironton.
BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducali; Laura l.. Davis,
City of Helena, st. Louis Fannie Ia
tum. Ohio river; Burksville, Nashville
Cons. Mlllar. Minneola, City of vicks-
burg. from the South.
RIVER, AND WEATHER.
The river has been stationary during
the past "a hours.
The weather was clear aud very ho,
yesterday. while gusts passed Us on all
sides. At 8 o'clock last evening, without
any warning. puff of wind came rolling
across the river from the northeast. that
made things tremblc. 1t lasted probably
five minutes. and did no particular dam.
age.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Ino. 4. Means had l.lO0 tons
iron ore for lronton.
~ The Future City's barges are making
additions here.
The Charlie Brown takes tow ofcoal
to Memphis from Louisville.
The Tho.. Shirlock and Glencoe had
big trips for the South.
The Commonwealth took 10000
packages and l37 head of stock into New
Orleans.
The Future City's cargo on 3 barges
amounted to 29.973 packages. including
7,j93 barrels flour, 1921 sacks corn. j,s42
sacks oats, 2sl cases oil. She had also
two bargcs of ice.
Miss Laura l.. Davis, for whom the
steamer Laura l.. Davis was named. was
married at the residence of her father in
Edgeiield, opposite Nashville, last Thurs
day, to Mr.. Frank A. Worley Of Indiana.
Capt. II. W. Dugan did not come
yestesday, but sent Diver ..Jno. Groyer
who brought the new name in his vest
pocket. He returned last evening and
goes to st. Charles to finish his work Of
wrecking the st. Luke.
The thing is settled. 'IIorace Hyde"
was yesterday painted on the wheel
house Of Capt. Dugan's new wreck
ing boat. 1t is good name. well
chosen, and very appropriate. Like her
namcsake she looks to the river for her
''items," and like her namesakc she uses
water as n beverage.
On Sunday morning last, when the
Chas. Morgan was just below Memphis,
deck passenger named Tom Gilbert,
who was suffering from the effects of q
drunken spree. jumped overheard and
was drowned. On the same day above Os-
ceola, aonther deck passenger, a French.
man naEied Celestiers Thevcnot, in a III
of insanity, brought on by sickness
sprang overheard. and before the yawl
could reach him, drowned.
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O.limuuent Guardians

Guardians delinquent in the following
guar,lianships have been cited by Judge
Bross to report at the next term of the
court and some OF them to file new
bonds. a li-t Of the delinquent guardi-
ans will Dc given tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
Wanted--Girl.

A good German girl, who can cook
and do general housc-work. will find
steady employment by applying at the
Central Hotel, Sixth Street, betweel,
Commercial and Washington avenue.
5-25-lw. KATIE AppLEM,N.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

Mrs. lionDard offer, her services as sick
nurse. She 1. experienced IN all kinds of
nursing. Public patronage respectfully so
licited. Leave orders OH Cedar street, be-
tween Twenty.1hird aud Tweniy-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or p. .. Box
Dst i,-S-lm.
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LOOK HERE!
Base Balls Of Every Description
Al
PHIL II. SAUPS.
1-1tf
Piano aud Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires us to say that he Is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical instru-
ments. Orders may be lett al the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or Z. y.
BOX G66, and will receive prompt attention.
sl.o.1E2,n
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1.puplc1,s l.luopci, (.

The bigges. lunch ever sci in Cairo, will
be spread every morning at the Planters
House. Wiener beer Is the great attrac-
ton. II pays to visit the Planters House
and try drink Of this, the finest beer ever
offered in thi, city AiG 5-l3-3w.
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NOeice-1.tunlber.

Having again established myself in the
Lumber business, at the Wall Ent Mill,
am prepared to sell lumber Of all kinds,
lh and shingles at wholesale and retail,
and to offer ezra Inducements ut all times,
guaranteeing the lowest possible prices.
iD..l.ll-lm. J. :. McGAHEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

On and after June lst, 1878, all dogs run
Ming ut large, on which tax has not been
psid will be disposed OF. Call at the City
Clerks office aud pay tax.
b'S-td. WM. NJ. WILLIAMS,
City Marshal
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
wanted

Cottage or two story, with good accom-
modations. Address or apply to ID. T..
Bennett, Howe Sewing Machine Office.
42l-5.ll-tf.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr.. =. Fitzgerald has Just received and
has on sale at his sales room large stock
,f English ale, porter. Hcnnes.y brandy
and wines. and liquors Of all kinds, which
he viii dispose of at reasonable prices.
1su-u-Dl.tf
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER RErOuT, I
NAV - lsI5
STATIONS.


Notice Of Removal.
The we!l.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
.he popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
:hc Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic in the way OF fashion.
Able hair cutting, smooth shayes, ETC., will
10 well TO call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. ,l3-l3-tf.
Winters Gallery.
Open every day of the week,
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To Rent.
Notice.

Rooms to rent in Wilcox's Block.
Cheap. 5-25-lw
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE of GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, lLL., May -, 1873.
On the new schedule taking effect to-
morrow the 23d, passengers can secure
sleeping car berths at passenger depot,
any time after 1880 p. IN. JAS. JOHNSON,
5-2J-3t. Gen'l Agent.
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CAIRO mARkET...WHOLESAiE

Corrected Daily by T.. NJ stcarns, commission
merchant. secretary Of the Cairo Board ot
Trade
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

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ftoRRy Relief Ter Young Men from The ef
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: th0d o. treatment New and remarkable rene.
.ss. Books md circulars sent free, In sealed en-.
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COSTLY ADVERTISING

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette says that q list of one hundred and
fifty newspapers has been published that
advertised the two amendments to the
Constitution, adopted at the late cleo
tion, together with the amount each
newspaper charged the State. The bill
of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Times
amount each to 50, 179, while the lowest
bill, that of the Ironton Democrat, is but
S45. The Cleveland PLdindeGler charges
1913; the Leader S365; the Cincinnati
Volksblatt $3.50; the Dayton Herald S236;
the Columbus JoarnaI S235; the Colum-
bus Dispatch S1S3; the Toledo Blade,
$40; Toledo Democrat, S194 The en-
tire cost amounts to S22, OPS. The Co.
.umbus Herald, of a late date, says the bill
of the Enquirer and Times amounts to
Sc per::square, and severely censures the
Hamilton County Commissioners for
approving these bills after they had au
dited and approved the .VolksJIGtt's
modest charge of $3.50. 1t says the ad-
vertisement occupied seven and one-half
inches of the Enquirer, and was inserted
twenty-seven times, and that the same
is true of the Cincinnati Times.