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Died.

la this city. on Friday afternoon ut
O'Clock, Of commissions. Willie, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Sloo, aged 10 months.
Little Willie was most interesting and
loveable child, the pride and joy of his
parents, and his death will leave void
in their hearts, which will take long years
to fill. His death was very sudden, as he
had only been ailing since Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. SlOo was absent al Hot
Springs, and was notified by telegraph of
her sons illness on Friday, but was una
bic to reach here before his death.
We sincerely sympathize with the pa
rents, and trust that Time the healer of
all sorrows, will assuagc their grief; es-
pecially when they know that in that
bright world to which little Willies soul
has winged it, flight, he is much better
oil than in this world of care and trou-
blp
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EsS 60 to Cha,. Schoenmeycr's Tor
your icc-cold PILSENER. 7-25-lw.
The Cairo a ~ Louis Railroad
stock,

Ii Ina, been sug e,ted that meeting
of the citizens be called for the purpose
OF discussing the matter of the surrcn-
der OF the stock owned by the city in the
Cairo u st. Loui. railroad company, to
the contractors. the consideration there
for being the location and maintenance
OF said company's machine shops in our
city. The suggestion j. q good one, and
we are in favor of it. for we are satisfied
that fully nine-tentl. Of our citizens are
IN favor OF such a transfer. and by ex-
pressing their wishes at meeting of tbi.
kind. it would certainly induce the Coun-
ell to do something definite in the prcmi-
se,. The stock owned by the city is but
"a drop in the bucket" and even If we
kept ii. we could never have any weight
In any of the councils OF the company
and as 1t will be worthless for years. we
do not see what the city would gain by
hOldingit.
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Capt. VIM. lIamblcton, of Mound
City, one of the principal stockholders,
and ring master, we believe, of the Great
l-rope-in st. Louis circus, was In the
city yesterday. on business connected
with that mammoth combination.
u. l.. Hinckley, Esq, Gen'l Supt.
Cairo Il st. Louis Narrow Gauge, was in
the city yesterday, ON business connected
with his road.
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The shipment of nine ''genuine Brazil
ian cats" lately made by jim Morris and
Clerk Dean of the st. Charles, to S. $.
Foster, manager of the great U.rop-in
circus at ST. Louis, gave such uni
vcrsal satisfaction that Manager Foster
made special trip down here to obtain
more lie will also, while here, ncgoti-
ate for the purchase OF that educated hog
which is under the control of Perry
Powers.
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Mayor kiiteuisOuse.

The council, at a special meeting held
on Friday night. appointed Alderman
Rittcnhousc as Mayor pro tenn. to act dur
ing the absence of Mayor Winter. The
selection is Il good one, and we are conf
dent that the affairs oi the city will. I'M
der Mayor Rittcnhon,c. De conducted ju-
diciously and wisely during the absence of
MAYOR Winter.
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4 NARROW HasAps,

Yesterday morning a young oaioiel
man named Dave Tyler, while ascend,
ing the slope of the lsver at Twelfth
street, seated on n load OF cordwood
drawn by span OF horses, lost his bal.
ancc aud fell directly under the wagon.
in such position that two of the wheels
passed over. his legs. but strange to say be.
yond few bruises ne sustained no serious
injury. He was taken up and carried
home and doctor called in, who pro.
nounccd the injurie- not at all serious,
although it will De a week OF ten day.
before he can get out.
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go &" Louis H"rb"T's for r'LsE


IN attempt to cleanse stream white the
fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
OF the liver and kidneys. eruptions of the
skin, scroiula, headaches, and oil diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by Dr. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters, the great and inlallible purifier
OF the blood. and renovator of the system.
1t has never been known TO fail, provided
the patient had not delayed using it until
the vitality OF his system was TOO far gone.
1.ll-lNMlW.
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Funeral Notice.

Died, on Friday afternoon, Willie A.,
son of ". \. and Abbic NJ. Sloo. aged
eighteen months. Funeral service, at
the residence on Washington avenue.
near corner OF Seventh street, sunday
morning ut O'Clock. Train will leave
foot of Sixth street for Beech Grove
Cemetery ut 10 o'clock.
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Landlords O; hotels and boarding houses
viii ind 1t to their advantage TO call upon
MR.. Coleman, Laundre-s, No - Fourth
street, between Washington aud CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing. - cents per dozen. Foi piece work
prices are a. follows; Single shirt and col
lar, loo per dozen soc; sock. DC; two col
lars, Be; two handkerchieis, jc vests 2Oc;
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % 10 soc;
skirts 10 To zoe; drawers 10 t. l5c: two
pair hose DC; two collars > to l0c. For la.
dies plain clothes 81 00 per dozen; for Ia.
yiies tine clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
Il, Inptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tr0nage solicited.
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pIISENER at Louis IIcrbcrt's.


Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough killer-the
great cradlcAtor tor all lung di,eases--a ~.
perior remedy Ia AL other medicines set
discovered, in severe eases. Its sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, coli-, sore tbros,, whooping cough
;roup, and all diseases Of the throat and
iung-. Retail price, - aud 10 cents and al.
Any bottle that doe. not give relief may be
returned, AMI the money will be refunded.
Dr. Seth Arnold, DiarrhTa Balssm - and
- cents. Remember II i. warranted. Ar
nOld's Bill iou- Mandrake Pills, operating
Without sickness and pain. Compounded
ty DR.. Seth Arnold'- Medical Corporal IN =.
Woonsockct, X. |. Sold by Paul q. schuh,
druggist, Cairo, III. ij-i.2j-3m.
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Notice. of IkCINnNNl.

The well.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided OVER 10y
.he 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 Shayes, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop Il-3-13-tf
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Obstacles to Marriaue.

Happy relief for young men from the ef.
fccts of errors and abuses in early lite.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4is
n. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an insti-
tuition having high reputation for honor
al lie conduct and professional skill.
81 Led a. w-:}m.
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Costume Festival.

The young ladies of the church of the
Redeemer will give, on Tuesday evening
ne vt. july 9th, a"Costume Festival" at
the Rough and Ready building. Among
other costumes, will be George and Martha
W ashing ton IN elegant dress, with their
attendants. who will rcgale their guests
with Ice Tea, Ice Cream. Lemonade and
all the delicaciss OF the seas)n. Come
one, come all I-22.td
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Genuine { iDgres. Spring water III bot
tle', kept on ice and sold for 10 cent? per
glass, 20 cents per bottle, and - per dozen,
at the following places Phil saup'- Con.
iectionery McGauley's and schuh's Drug
.tores, and Loui, lIerbcrt's Restaurant.
The Saratoga Congress Spring Water Il.
put up and sold in bottles only, 10 insure its
original strength and medicinal properties.
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H-S- PILsENER BEER at Charlie


Charles Schocnmcycr, OF the Gcrmania
house, has just received fresh supply
OF this celebrated beer. and will have the
same on tap daily. Having neat, cool
and pleasant room. no better place than
hi, can be found in Cairo to enjoy this
delicious beverage.
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R1-D Delicious CJ'LMBACHERo at Jack
The Union 6cnevoIcnt Association

The Union Benevolent Association.
The union Benevolent Association wishes
to inform the public that il wa organized
september 18th, 1874, and begs pardon for
coming out at such late date but ow-
ing TO the hard time, we have been tie.
layed. We are now happy to announce,
that we have been successful 80 far, and
ready at any time for the acceptance OF
members or petitions for the same. Time
| OK mec>ANs, FviaAy before the second Sat.
urlay in each month. NaM on Fifth street,
between Commercial and Washington Az
| enuc,. II. TUGGLE, President,
j. ADAMS, Nice-President.
l.. W. BAKER. Secretary.
--I-.Im
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The game OF base ball between the
ldlewid club Of Paducah and the Cairo
boys, came oil yesterday, and resulted in
a victory for the Idlewilds, they having
''ilaXed" the Cairo club badly. The
Cairo boys, since their victory ut Muir
physboro, thought they could "get
away" with amy club around here, but
since their defeat yesterday, we presume
they will keep little quiet about base
bah for some time tOcome.
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Coming Home

From private intelligence We learn
that Chief Of Police William.
expects to have his cuisines, with Az
iner', circus arranged satisfactorily BY
Monday morning, when he will start
Immediately for home.
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MOCkiug Hfr,ls.

We noticed yesterday at the Illinois
central X. X. depot. n German from Nc,y
Orleans, who had in one large cage not
less than two hundred young mocking
bird,. He is on his way to indianapolis,
where he states there i, Away an excel
lent demand for them.
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Empty

From Tailor Mccarthy we learn that
there is not a single prisoner in the city
jail, aud that there has not been COM
INITIAL since the 18th inst. Thi, speaks
wen Tor the morals OF our city, although
Mae says there isn't much money in It
for him.
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Granted

The council on Friday night gave per-
mission to Halliday brothers to lay down
and operate q switch to connect with the
Cairo Elevator Company building in
which they have lately started stavc
and bnrrel incinry.
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Desirable Rooms.

Three large and very desirable family
rooms, fronting on the Ohio, at the ST.
Charles Hotel, can be had, with board, at
very reasonable rates during the summer
months. Abundance o pure mir and per-
Tot Nrnlil ntiOn. -.lO.if
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A Fine Residence for Male or Rent.

Corner liolbrook avenue and Twenty
fourth street, Large yard and garden Is
lots; plenty of fruit and shrubbery; good
stable and carriage house. viii sell on
very easy terms. The house contains ten
rooms. !. II. PHILLIPS.
L.,
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Picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindery-iS numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost Sii for sale ut $40.
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Sick

Mr.. Jno. 7. Rcnnie has been confined
to his house by sickness for two or three
day, past. We are pleased 10 know thai,
1t Is not dangerous, and he expects TO be
out IN day or two.
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N AR RlED

In -. Louis Monday, July 9Th, ut the parson-
age, by Rev. G. 4. Van Anda, pastor of the
Union Methodist church, Mr.. r.. A. Burnett,
on o. AFRO and Miss Maria =. IeInen, daughter OF
James lemeD, Esq, Of 81. Clair county, IIli-
nois No cards
l>t Louis papers please copy
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Cheapcr Than Ever KnoMn R.fnrc

Mason'S Sclf.Scaling Fruit Jars at 81 30
per dozen. Extra rubbcrs for Mason's
Fruit Jars. at Daniel llartman'S. corner
sixth street. G-25-li
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4 Baptist Mecting.IIOusei la Cairo

JOHN IL. OBERLY, EsQ--Dear Sir:
The idea OF n Baptist Westinghouse, In
this city, is not new to you. Repeatedly
has 1t been before yourself and others.
How many times the question has been
agitated how many hopes have been
born only to be disappointed, is not now
material, nor should such facts have any
bearing upon the present consideration
of the subject.
Isupposc it is well understood (if not
it should be) that never, till now, has the
denomination, through its State organi-
zatlon"--'rhe Baptist General AssOcia'
ton of Illinois upon the field
with money in hand to aid such an enter
prise. II has before rendered its moral
support, and it would have reioiced IN
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1t will be seen. by notice published
elsewhere in this issue of the BULLETIN.
that Mr.. T.. \. Burnett, of this establish
ment, business manager, &C.. was mar
ried at st. Louis, on Monday, July 9TH.
To Miss Maria f.. Lcmen. This fact was
unknown to Us until last Friday. aud we
now take the first opportunity available
10 congratulate oursclf and patrons on
the happening of this auspiciouS event.
We shall now--or at least when the eN-
piratlon of the honeymoon has left him
in frame of mind. fitted for seriou.
thought-be enabled, probably. to induce
him 10 come down from the high noun
tam of Gush and cast a prosaic glance oc-
casionally at stationery, types and ac-
count books. The volume Of love songs
that has cngrosSed his attention so close
ly may now be- replaced by Songs of La
Dor. We hope those of Tribulaton may
never have any significance to him.
We are about 10 make a few remarks
in which will occur the word Louis"
Til, must be pronounced in the French
manncr-l.-O-ll-l-e--or else the beauty of
our sentiment will De lost. So here
goes:
Burnett went OF to st. Louis,
And didn't get on big spree;
Not to drink but TO sue, he
Went off to st. Louis
To the future great city went he.
Strong drinks with our Edward We're
played.
And he took to himself Lemonade.
Lord, but we are glad he is married
lie was a trial to Us. But now that is
passed After the honeymoon he will
settle to business, aud no longer wax his
mnstaches.
Our Burnett took the day on which
our National Independence was cele-
brated, to surrender his own. Poor fellow,
we commiserate him.
The Lemonade our Mr.. Burnett took
on the 9TH, we hope may never sour on
him. Pardon the pun. We couldn't
help 1t.
We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. T.. A.
Burnett. May they both live a thousand
years, happy in each Others society, and
prosperous in all the affairs OF life.
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Oe,,c.o.s~PIISENEn-a, I.o",. m.,.
GLASS Fruit Jars,

at - cents per dozen all the latest styles
in jelly glass. Sealing wax In large and
small quantities. at Dnn'l Hartman,
corner sixth street
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\ force OF painters from Chicago, un-
der the employ of the |. c. L. K. Co.,
are at present engaged in painting the
freight depot of the Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central railroads. and also
the Illinois Central whari-boat and the
shed used for the transfer OF freight.
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Whilcamp a schuster, pending the ac.
ton OF the Council Oh their suspension.
have accepted temporary positions with
Alderman IOcum in the ice business.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

A. am harrassed to death from state
ments from New York, am compelled to
sell my entire stock OF Clothing ut an i'm
mense sacrifice. IKE Valdez,
,-l6-tf. Corner Sixth and Ohio Leyee.
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Engineer shot

The engineer OF the 10, Oh the Narrow
Gauge, wa, shot by an unknown person
last night. abont 0 O'Clock. The ball en-
tered TAI, left breast, and came out be-
hind. We could learn no particulars.
The man was still alive at last accounts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pennies,

The City National Bank. for ten DAYS.
viii receive all pennies offered them. at
a small discount. 7-22-lw.
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Try the Cluster Fine Cut--wholess.e and
retail at Cowperthwait Il Phillips ,l26 com.
mercial avenue. .-2O-lw
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Cottage formerly occupied by Mrs.
Humboldt, on Fifteenth street. between
Cedar aud Walnut. Enquire Of "A. .Iaeckel
ITALIA saloon, opposite Bulletin office.
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a cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
G-l3.'f. Apply To Dr.. SMITH.
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CITY COUNCIL.
sp,siai Meeting thereof.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, ILL.,. July %, 1875.
fresent-lIis Honor, Mayor Winter,
ahu Aldermen Halliday, Lancaster, Mel
lis Parker. Patier. Rittenhouse. saup.
Thistlewood--S.
oBJECT--uKNERAL BUSINESS.
The committee on streets. 4, vhou,
was referred the petition of HALLIDAY
Brothers, asking permission to Law n
side-track on Ohio Leyee near the cleya-
tor corner OF Fourteenth street, reported
upon same. recommending the grant
ing OF The prayer of the petitioners.
TN motion of Alderman Rittenhonse
SAID report was concurred in.
The ordinance committee reported the
following ordinance and on motion of
Alderman Patier The regular rule was
dispensed with and the ordinance nut up.
on it, second reading:
he Il ordained by the city council OF the city of
Cairo.
That Section No 3 Of Ordinance No. lol. .
ainsnur,l 70 read rs follows write
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The Express train that has been lcay-
ing Cairo at 2;3O p. NJ. will, on and AFTER
to-day, leave ut 3:l5 y. m.
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Wv "S'
On motion pf Alderman \,llis s,id
=. ~ '>'
ordnance was approved and adopted by
the fojIovinp yoto.
" ""'S WV
Ayes-IIallilay. Lancaster Mills
p.i nj. a.,
III hcT' ialicr, Rittehho'ls". Sallp. This
tlewool-S
Nays-0.
The orlinonco co,,,,i,,oo, ,o,o,.,,.., A..
NV ''"'i''h'c 'oiiiiii'i'c reported liie
following ordinance and nm ,,o,;o, or
A., ,, ~. va ''o'"'' VI
Alderman ThistlewOOd the regular rule
was li.nonsol wifi, md n,o ,,..
WIN anu thc ordinance
put upon its second reading.
Ieyying and n. sessinp t,xo. cor tho asooi ,.,.,
ending ApriI 10. ls-G >' ''' Wv "''"' se'''
BE il ordained by tho CITY counci Of tho ci,,. ar
Cairo. ~ ~' W WV Wv VI
sEc1 ,9 That the sum of fo,ty,aye thou
'ua 'r r lS'o,Ny Is hereby levied amt ns-
personal property Within the city of Cairo, sub
yect to taxation, n the same is assesse, for state
and county purposes for the current year
hereby directed To Tile with the county clerk of
his ordinaHce on ar hoore h eer rrnS 9%ry OF
sec. y. whenever the county clerk Of said
levied for the civ of Carr nnom ,ha nuU,e
collector book for the current year, it shall he
the exact amount Of tax, SO s, rS,epsed e nnh
charge The same upon his books to said eollec-
or sun. he shall from time to time nay to the
NY ir.asuTr on ncJonn, OF saiu ,aI rr9yded,
said collector with any Attachments or iorieitures
and allowed hy the city couaei Int # uN .hnIi Se
me i nIy OF NE c9,nptrolier Tor clerk to obtain
ments and forieitnres and present the same Tor
"rla II shaIl be the duty of the city treasurer
whenever the county, collector shall from time TO
above levied, 10 apporiion and apply the same
~ the .eNs,al ,enn. @i ,he ei,y IN proportion to
TcNhe general interest fund MINIMUM. 81, 80 90
the f hnd r,s u" in,eres'und 's to %"
y e fund for paving outstanding in
r. re Ye2sSsi road find Gevee siieep. 500 90
'' -
T.tjm,,.si IN ,,.. .,,.,.,,. s'o''" v"
FIXTURES, re 900 90
81, 200 90
Provided, Thaf amy portion of the sum of
textures, Sc, is colec,eS shall be macsd in The
general %' fama,
or,,,,ou, ,,,,,,,l,,I ,''u,,e..s s',u
thc following vote.
Aycs-Hallilay. Lancaster, Nellis,
Parker. Paticr. Rittenhouse, Saup. This
tlewood-S.
Nays-0.
Proposals of W. II. Walker and James
Ryan for furnishing gravel for street,
was read. and ON motion of Alderman
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ut has not been my p
ness this kind Of manif
daytime, but once in Il
wa through Mrs. Holt,
as the medium. There
present; some fifteen IA
very distinctly; several
recognized as the relati
ties present. The first
sembles a white cloud
seconds scatters, and its
and features become as
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Reduced Rates.

Bey" The celebrated Schitz NIL IVAU.
kEE BEER at buckets.
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The Costume Festival Tuesday even.
ing at the Rough and Ready building.
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we VIII take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day boarders,
at S22 per month, andbO boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwkTT WILCOX & Co.,
3l-4-2S.lm. Proprietors.
EeVXX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. So 90 per Nj.
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A. Home.

THOMAS JONES. serg,. 5. s., r.s.A.
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Clsmnge Of Time -.

Prof Alyord returned from his trip to
Loui-yillc on yesterday.
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I""is Hcrbcr, ha. pIlSCNuw.


Arlington Ice Cream saloon. T.. Il. Ell
liz, proprietor nj the Arlington House,
on Commercial avenue. between
Sixth aud Seventh. i, now open.
The most dclciou, lee Cream AWAY. on
hand. Familie. supplied with any guam
ti'y, and at reasonable prices. G-ls-tf
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kaS- X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LEIIN office, So % per NJ.
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Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo. Illinois, Satur-
day. July -. 1875.
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pey.Tke finest article of Salad OH ut
Schuh's drugstore,
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1-l,-lnl
81, |! Where

did you get that Havana Cigar At Cow
perthwait a Phillips New Cigar store.
next to Taber Bros.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

RAJ Chas. Schoenmeyer has that No
! Observation-Disclosures on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25

BOATS DUE.
Arkansas Belle, Granville; A. j..
Baker and bargcs, Louisville; Grand
Tower, City of Vicksburg, South; James
Howard, Julia, st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 10 feet III
% inches Oh the gauge, having fallen 4
l-5 inches during the previous - hours
The Ohio, from Evansville to PittsbnrS'
Is swelling rapidly and from present ~.
dicatons the entire coal fleet Will get
out.
The weather was clear ior 'he mos.
part, and pretty hot. a light sprinkle OF
rain fell In the afternoon
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Robt, Mitchell coming nom