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es,ary to charge IN advance over these
figures. 'yiSa
FLOUR.
There is no change to note in this sta
pie The market sill remains dull and
over,tockcd OH all grades. We note
sales of 100 barrels - 1886 10; 200 bar
rcls sjClG 80 go barrels S5GqG 80; 100
barrels S5C5S %; 200 barrels XXX spring
81 -.
There is no change to note ia this mar
kct There is considerable in store, but
no demand. Sales OF / car choice mixed.
Sl7; car choice mixed. SIG; ear choice
mixed, SIG.
CORN.
The demand for white corn is fair, but
rejected is unsaleable, with n good deal
on the market. Sales were , cars No. 2
white mixed in bulk, 73c; ] ear No. 2
mixed in bulk. Csc; cars No. mixed.
15c; cars No. > white, soc: cars No. =
white, zoe.
| OAlS.
The supply is equal TO the demand
which is limited. Sales were = cars de
livered G5c; ear mixed 62c :; ! car mixeC
in bulk Ole.
MEAL.
The demand for meal is good ; 800 bar
rels city steam dried sold ut 50 1908 20
200 barrels steam dried 50 60: 100 hnr
rels steam dried 50 GO.
BRAN.
The only sales we heard of were 2 cars
per ton, SIG, J cars Sl7.
BUTTER.
The hot weather has bad effect OF
butter. The demand is limited, and re
ccipts are falling of, but enough come
in to meet the wants of buyers. Sale
were 10 pals Southern Illinois l2(9l3c
10 pals Southern Illinois l2(dlSc; IL tub
Northern Hoppe: 900 pounds choic
Northern zoe; 200 pounds Southern Hi
nois lSc; 200 pounds do. l5c; 100 pound
do. Toe; 30 pounds do. l5c.
EGGS.
The demand exceeds the supply, an
what few come in find ready sale at til
highest quotations. sales were 200 dozer
l2@l3c: 600 dozen, ll@l2c 4 cases, liz
CHICKENS.
Demand good, but very few coming il
Sales were coops old, So soc; ! coo
young, 81 80; 50 dozen young, S2a2 90
10 dozen old hens, 81 80; ) coops youns
- 80.
BERRIES.
The demand Is good and receipts fin
ready sale. Sales of 10 crates raspbcrrit
S3G3.j0 10 crates do. S2&'2.25; crate
red do s. GG; 10 crates black do $500
400
POTATOES.
Potatoes are coming in freely, and fin
ready sale at good figures. We not
sales of 100 bushels peach blows Doe; 2oC
bushels new peach blows iOt9l9c 3o'
bushels choice new IJc.
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Monday and yesterday until 4 o'clock p.
m. Since that hour, storms have been
passing round the city, which cooled the
air very much. At dark there was every
i, indication that a terrible storm would
visit It's before morning.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. r. w. Dugan and Capt. Fred
Davis leave for short business trip to
Cincinnati to-day.
The Belle Shreveport is coming from
New Orleans with $50 tons, 80 cabin and
% deck passengers.
The Mary Houston's time from New
Orleans to this port was days and ID
hours, including all stoppages.
The excursions on the 4. f. Eckert
on Saturday, Monday and Monday even.
ing were all largely patronized and very
much enjoyed.
The Monday excursion of the Eek
ert terminated at Caledonia, and the party
| spent several hours rambling over the
hills in that vicinity. Capt. Dugan got
lost in cornfield and fell away 20 pounds
while hunting his way out. lie thinks
that cornfeld is the hottest place in the
world.
The Idlewild returned yesterday
morning with the excursion party which
= left for Evansville on Saturday night.
On the trip every state-roOm was taken,
and I.er officers were compelled to hang
themselves up on hooks or occupy cots
while trying to catch a little sleep be.
tween dances.
Halliday 4 Phillips big wharf-boa,
was taken to Mound City BY the tugs
, Cache and Montauk on Monday evening
: 1t was wonderful to see the ease with
: which they showed the monster through
; the water. She will be overhauled ut
Mound City. and return in about three
) CT four weeks.
, The Transfer steamer Junius s. Nor
: gan. built by the Towards at Jefferson
5 vile, Indiana, for the Cairo Il Vinccnnes
and Cairo, Arkansas 4 Texas roads, ar
rived Monday. She is a duplicate Of the
| ii. S. McComb and looks exactly Ike
q her. She is substantially built, has great
power, and will be able to hold her own
against any ice that she may have to con.
tend with.
The Vicksburg Herald of last Satur.
!. day says: "The number of bales of cot.
: ton re-shippcd from the mouth Of White
' river during the season now closing Is
y 1880 bales. Last year it was 3l,75s
bales. and the year before 1898 bales
4 OF tina, reshipped during the past season,
g 1850 bales went to New Oaleans, 1896
/. being out OF the Arkansas river, and
\ 6,3si from White river; 2,l23 bales were
shipped to Memphis and 445 to st. Louis
Last year the crop was about two-third'
l of full one In the White and Arkansas
e valleys. Next year II Is expected that
&c, 900 bales will be rc-shipped from the
same point. -
WAR DErAnTMESr, RiyKp R.ronr,
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u. of y. Excursion .

The excursion given By the knights of
Pythias, on the steamer Eckert, Monday.
was very pleasant affair. There were
nearly three hundred people aboard the
boat on the night trip, all of whom are
loud in their praises of the kind treat
ment they received at the hands of the
officers of the boat and their hosts.
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Why:

A correspondent complaining about the
location of the slaughter houses, asks :
''Why don't the trustees OF the Cairo
City Property Company do this and
that" intimaiing that the Trustees alone
can drive the slaughter houses to more
remote quarters. Why don't the Mayor
aud City Council take this matter in
iiand : They could regulate H. aud
ouOht TO-
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Notice Of Removal.

The wcll-known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
the popular artist, George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop Is
.arge and commodious, and those wishing
tor anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc., will
TO well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. 7l-3-l3-tf.
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Circus

The circus company now performing
at the foot Of Eighth street, though it
make, no outside show commonly
given by more prctentious organizations,
is said to he one of the most intere sting
entertainments now travelling. They
have number of fine performers. and
also a number of we'll educated horses
and ponies, which are fully worth the
price of admission to see. A Vicksburg
paper, in speaking OF the ability of this
company, says; Howell & Aymer's
circus closed the engagement here last
night, and will leave this morning for
Edwards depot, where an exhibition will
be given this afternoon, and another to-
night. The attendance last night was
very good, and the performance equal TO
expectations. The ring efforts were
splendid and many of the acts, either
original with this company
or old ones presented in
new and attractive habilimcnts,
possessing in greater or less degree the
charm of novelty. The clowns furnished
budget OF genuine un-mirth-provok-
ing and fresh, and altogether the circus is
rs good rs any that has visited Wick sburg
for many years, \ number of our citi-
Gems determined to give the Aymcr
Brothers, Walter and William, testimo-
NAL of their regard, and accordingly they
met at the circus, when gentleman Sc
lected for the occasion entered the ring
between one OF the acts, and presented
Walter Aymer with fine English bride,
and VIM. Aymcr beautiful whip, as Il
token of their appreciation of them rs
performers"
|
| N.Y. Al Ilo circns fLis Albanian mud
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Late.

The passenger train on the Mississippi
Central railroad. which should have ar
rived in this city at fifteen minutes after
ten o'clock. Sunday night. did not get
here until half-past eight o'clock Non
day morning. The delay was caused by
switch engine that had run of the
trn..l
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pay-Thc finest article Of Salad Oil at
schuh's drugstore,
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Tho IslleMild Excursion.

The ladies and gentlemen OF this city
who went to Evansville Oh board the
steamer Idlcwild, last Saturday, were
highly pleased with their trip. 1t is said
to have been one Of the most enjoyable
events that has taken place for many
days. The Idlcwild arrived in Evans
vile according TO the time specified on
the programme, thereby giving the en-
curslonists a splendid opportunity to "see
the sights" in that city, and also be pres
ent at the celebration. On the trips To
and from this city, dancing was the prln
cipal amusement, and tho merry girls
and boys tripped the light fantastic slec'
fully to the splendid music furnished by
Henry Harris excellent minstrel band.
The ldlewild made the return trip iron
Evansville to Cairo In fourteen hours.
1
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Genuine c 'ngress Spring water IN bot.
ties, KEEP. on ice and I'D Tor 10 cents per
glass, 20 cents per bottle, and - per dozen,
a. the following places Phil saup's Con-
iec,ionery McGauley's and schuh's Drug
stores. and Louis Herbert'- Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water is
pu, up and sold In bottles only, to insure It's
original strength and medicinal properties.
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d rsOItitious.

The following resolutions explain them.
selves:
STEAMER IDLEwILp, July g. 1876.
At meeting of Fourth of July excur.
sionists (and country folks") held on
board, the following resolutions were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:-
Rcs0lred, That we hereby tender oul
heartfelt thanks to that jolly good fellow
and prince OF gentlemen, ID. g.. Fowler
master; Ed. Thomas and Sid Hum.
phrcys, clerks of the steamer Idlewiid,
Tor their kind attention and gentlemanly
conduct during our trip TO Evansville.
RcsOired. That we vote the Idlewld a
jolly craft, unsurpassed for speed or CON-
fort. and chccriully recommend her,
under her present management, to the Ia
vorablc consideration OF all would-bc en-
cnr>ionists to the salt Licks" of Evans
Vile, or "any other place
ResOigci. That we are largely indebted
10 Capt Coil the elegant steward of the
boat, for his marked attention TO the vo-
racious necessities of the inner man land
woman. and assure him that although
''lost TO sight he is ito memory dear. d"
Rcsoired. That we had good time
generally, and only regret the brcyity OF
the trip.
Resoiced. That the newspaper, of
Cairo. Evansville, Columbus aud Jack
son be requested to publish the iorcgo.
ING resolutions"
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- -------s- -
RIVER NEWS.
Port List,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
A." Utah, Cincinnati.
Chas. Morgan, New Orleans.
ldlcwild, Evansville.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Grand Lake No. :, st. Louis.
L. NJ. Norton, Memphis,
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
" Utah. st. Louis.
Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati.
- ldlewild, Evansville.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Grand Lake No. =, 20.
" Atlantic, st. Louis.
T.. NJ. Norton.
BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk, Paducah; Nmt Shinkle,
Cincinnati Bismarck, City of Vicksburg,
St. Louis.
FOR MEMrIlis.
The steamer JAS. ID. Parker, Capt.
II. W. Wise, will be the packet for Men,
phls on Thursday evening,
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The weather was exceedingly hot on
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Appointed.

Mr.. Charlie. Ilequemburg. who has
been acting III the capacity OF general
freight agent for the St Louis, Iron
Mountain IL Southern railroad At this
point. has been appointed agent for the
same company AT BIRD Point.
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Lost,

On the Eckcrt excursion yesterday, II
large black, silk parasol, sword handle,
with an ancient shield thereon. The
finder will confer great favor by leav-
ing the same at this office or at John
Majors.
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200 Ladies' Hats, latest style. all
ready trimmed; also a large assortment OF
Artificial Flowers for trimming hats.
which | will sell at one-hali the whole
sale price. The above are just from New
York and are desirable patterns and
styles. ID. HARTMAN.
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PII.SENER ut Louis HERBERT.
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the name and style of "Chas. NJ.
Howe \ Co.." i. this day dissolved.
CnAs. NJ. HOWE,
FRANK HOWE.
;. r.. RUMBLE.
Satchez, Miss.
r.. WESspL.
Na'chez, Miss.
CAIRO, july ist, 1915.
Having purchased the interest OF :. f..
Rumble and T. V. wensel in the late arm
Of Chas. NJ Howe a. 60. the business Of
said firm will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of &C. N. Howe ~
Bro.," who will assume all thu liabilities OF
the late firm. CuAs. NJ. IlowY,
I.l.6t. FRANK HOWE.
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The following resolutions explain them
selves
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The Hunters.

The celebration Of the eth, by the Al
exander Hunting Club. in the beautiful
groves in Kentucky. opposite this city,
Sunday, was largely attended. aud an
ENJOYABLE time was had by all
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tennessee BILL" a wcll-known char
acter In this city, la company with sew
cral friends. once more adorn our city
with their presence. They are on their
way TO 1t, Louis.
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I.outs Herbert has PILSENEK


Arlington Ice Cream Saloon. T. h. FL
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House,
on Commercial avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh, is now open.
The most delicious Ice Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
tiiy, and at reasonable prices. 6-ls-if.
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Win sell glass fruit jars during the season
lower than any other house in the city, and
deliver them at your residence. A dis.
count will always be made to the trade.
CHARLES 0. PATIER 4 Co.
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hssy' At the circus this afternoon and
night. will appear Harry Wambold, who
performs the most daring and difficult
feats on the 'air volante.'
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Chcnucr Th.m Ever Known Before

Mason's SelfScaling Fruit Jars nj II 81
Der dozen. Extra rubbers for MasOn's
Fruit Jars, at PANEL IIartman's. corner
Sixth street. O-2o-U
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The Taylor Literary Society will hold
its regular meeting at the council cham
Der tins evening. A full attendance of
the members is desired.
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Go 20 Louis HerbcrCs for PILsE.
For sale Cheap.

The entire outfit Of the Grand Central
Hotel, with a live years lease, and on rea--
enable terms. For particulars, apply 10
,,-G-22.tf. Nm. WETZEL.
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have just received full line of
boys clothing-latcst styles--which !
will sell for one-fourth of manufacturer :
prices. Come and see for yourselves. at
Hartmau's
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For Sale or Rent.

The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lars applyto MRs. CUMMINGS.
c-ol-n
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BE certain aud attend the circus this
afternoon and night, and hear America 5
champion Shakesperian jester and comic
conycrsationali.t, WIN. Aymar
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Arrived.

Eay-Go 10 Jaeckers and try his ERLhN
GER. q deiiqhtfaL beecrnqe.
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GrYnGo to the circus this afternoon and
evening anH'witness the wonderful rid.
ing of the trained dog ''Rcmember.'
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4 LARGE assortment of Alapaca Coats
from 81 80 to 81 80, at Ilartman's, cor
ner sixth and Commercial avenue.
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Esf5" Go to the circus this afternoon ard
evening and witness the wonderful rid
ing OF the trained dog Remember
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gy- The celebrated SchtitE NIL lTIU
REE BEER at Jaeckefs.
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CAIRO mARKET...WA0LESlLE.

Corrected Daily by Il. NJ. Stcarns, commission
merchant, secretary OF the Cairo board OF
Trade.
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iitstsy.

&c certain and attend the circus this
aft ,rnoon and night. and hear Americas
champion Shakesperiau jester and comic
conversationalist, VIM. Aymar.
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The trained ponies "Bess,' ''Scotty
aud "Wamachula'' at the circus thi. AZ
ternoon and night.
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To witness the thrilling bareback riding
of Walter Aymar at the circu, th, after
noon and night.
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats, Caps, Clothing, sc.

|. Valdez, at the corner of Ohio Levec
and Sixth street, knownto some as ''our
friend at the corner" has
slaughtered" high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling ut 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 he does not owe nickle.
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Something New

A large assortment OF ladies SUITS
latest style, which ] will sell cheap.
d. II ,UTNAN.
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Ball. and bats at cost--thc largest as
sortment ever brought to Cairo, which !
will sell for the next thirty days at cost.
ID. II AgTNNN.
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1000 yards grenadines in all colors,
worth 80 cents yard, which | will sell
for 10 cents u yard. ID. III ARTMAN.
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clRnSnilerrieA.

Families wanting above can DE sup
piled by leaving their order with
T.. \. WHEELoCK & Co.,
C-}-jt No. - Ohio I.cvcc.
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1,.l.5t.

Go TO Hartman's for Blue Nary FoH'
aei Coats-worth S6-sellng for - 80.
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bas"X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LE1IN Office, SO % per NJ.
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS @

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF
all descriptions-thc most complete as
sortment over brought TO Cairo--at cost
for the next ten days. Drawers, Under
skirts. white and colored Shirts, Half
IIosc--in price defy competition,
-, UAETN,N.
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A cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
C-l3-ti. Apply 10 DIR. SMITH.
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To witness the thrilling bareback riding
of Walter Aymar at the circus this after
noon and night.
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Only 80 Cents.

The New City Directory will cost You
only 30 cents at Robbins Music Bazaar,
ll2 Commercial avenue. Every family
should have one. 7-1-lOt.
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CIR Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY, JULY Z, 1875.
Local weather Report.

CAIRO Iii. July q. ISIS.
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LOCAL NOTICES..
ou.-PuvKENER-ai I.ouis Is~,
berl's
GLASS Fruit Jars.

at 10 cents per dozen ; all the latest styles
in jelly glass. Sealing wax in large and
small quantities, at Danl Ilartman's,
corner Sixth street.
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10y 'his ~ l-'o'
LADIES LIST.
Dooker Eila, Dune iiney,
Crowthers Annie, Callahan kate.
Edmerson Mary, Harmon Bell,
Harris Annie, IIaner Marther.
lleyman Frances, McQuartee Sary A.,
Murphy Lou, Quinn Mollie,
Randolph Maggie, Scott Mrs. Ri.
Taylor Molly, White Elizabeth,
Wilson Julia,
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Armstrong c. W., Bird D.,
Barnum Dennis. Bower Moses.
Bartlett 5. s.. Courtney VIM H.,
Conner Tom, Dickson a. b..
Dickey Milton. Ellis Thos., 49,
Finch A. d., Hertz Jas. r..
Habel NJ. j., Harrington Michael
Kachline Peter. Mitchell j. H.,
Miller 5. NJ, Mcdonald viii.
Nussbaum +. Payne Toney,
Rice Geo, Roberts John, Oh
Stewart John, Smallcy John.
Sayer Patrick NJ. Swank Slas.
Taylor Elijah. Vanderbilt ID. o.
Washington Chas., Worrcl G.. W.,
Winburn Peter, Weaver Wm..
Woodruff Mr.,
Persons calling for the above letter,
will please say advertised
GEO. w. McKEAIG, p. VI.
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FOR MEMPHIS.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
-
]. D. PARKER,
W. WISE ,....... .'''.' Master.
l.. NJ kEL5oE. minimum Cierk
VIII leave for the above and all way points ON
THURSDAY EVENING, July.sth.
For freight or passage apply on board or 1t
Halliday \ Phillips wharf-boats. o-.3-3t.
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"L.a Nina Bella and Master Willie in
their thrilling exhibition on the trapcze
at the circus this afternoon and night.
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Wnup(es1-A (OOk

THOMAS JONES. sergt. $. s., U. $. A.
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Apply at the BULLETIN Office immedi.
ately.
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WAR DETACHMENT, R,ytp Hsro"r'
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E1T Big reduction in prices OF Feather
busters, at Schuh's drug store.
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Letter List.

List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois, Satur-
day, July 3. 1915.
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EES" AT the circus this afternoon aud
night, will appear Harry Wambold, who
performs the most daring and difficult
ieats on the "air volantc."
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Excursions, Picnics, Etc,

Inc good passenger steamer. Bannock
CITY, can be chartered for excursions or
pieniss ut reasonable rates. Apply to
o'2'Im WALKER l. NElLIs.
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Congress Water.

Ek5" RITZINGER--a most deiicions Ler-
.JascieHs.
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lBOys. Clothing.

ptiy" Deiieiovs CULMBA CHER a, Jae
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

Entire Stock of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods EN-
broderes and Parasos will be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days Now the time to obtain bargains
This is Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.