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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18

The calico hop given by the Panic Club
at the st. Charles Hotel on Friday even
ing, the 10th inst, was success. At an
early hour the invited guests began to ar
rive, and by the time set for the process
sion TO march to the ball room, about
thiriy-iive couples of the gay young la
dies and gentlemen of this city had ar
rived, and were impatient to enter the
field of pleasure arranged for them. The
excellent string band of Harry O'Brlcn
was in waiting in the hall, and when the
procession had been formed, commenced
Il march, to which the gay party kept step
and entered the hall. Dancing was i'm
mcdiatcly begun, and was an uninter-
rupted season of enjoyment until lat,
hour, when the party was brought to g
close. Altogether the hop was one o.
the most pleasant of the season.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18
THE ELECTION.
Judges and Clerks Appointed by the
Mayor.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
city council, held on Tuesday, April s,
1875, the mayor nominated and the coun-
ell confirmed the following named gentle
men to act as judges and clerks OF the
charter election, TO take place on next
Tuesday, April 20:
First ward-Judges G. w. McKeaig,
Z. G. Schulz and l.. w. Stilwell; Clerks
Matt. Clarke and Jas. 5. Rearden.
Second ward-,Judges G. Lame, G. N.
Hughes and II. Meyers; Clerks a. Com
ings and A. A. Haynes.
Third ward-Judgcs Walter f. Mckee,
+. Korsmeyer and G. w. Henricks
Clerks NJ. j. lIowlcy and John II. Gross,
man.
Fourth ward--Judges II. Fitzgerald
j. II. Metcalf and +. NJ. Ward; Clerks
II. $. Yocum and w, b. Fisher.
Fifth ward-Judges G.. Lancanster
Henry Stout and JohnP. Gamble 4; Clerks
j. G. Talbot and Thomas Connor.
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A goodly number of ladies and gentle
men, the friends of the st. Patrick's Be-
nevolcnt Society Of this city, assembled at
Scheel's Hall on Friday evening to par
ticipate in the ball given by the members
of that society. Dancing was the princi-
pal amusement of the evening. Isen-
burg's string band was in the orchestra
and furnished the most soul-stirring mu-
sic for the dancers, while large majority
of the candidates In the field for the Of
fees to be given away by the people on
Tuesday, were kept busy button-holing
every man who was supposed to be vo-
ter. The ball throughout was very
pleasant one, everything passing of qui-
city and hafnoniously.
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SACRED CONCERT.
vhs,,-
Couccrt Extraordinary nj the
1ers' House.

Owing to circumstances which could
not be avoided, the regular concert, Civ
en- every Sunday eycninghy MIR. Edmund
IIuciner, proprietor of the Planters
House, was postponed on last Sunday
night, but this evening, We are re
qicstcd to state by Mr.. lIucncr, he
will again offer his friends aud the citi-
gems in general one Of the finest musical
treats that has ever been known In the
history of Cairo. The Eiscnburg concert
troupe has been engaged for the occasion,
and will discourse music Of the first char
actcr for the amusement and pleasure of
the friends who may wish to attend the
performance. A fresh and large
supply of Schlitz's excellent Milwaukee
beer has arrived by express from Milwau-
kcc for the event, which will he
served up In the most approved style to
those who are fond ot the beverage.
Besides this, supply OF the most pala-
table cdiblcs that the market of the city
affords, will be NJ the command of the
guests, which may be had ut any time
during the evening. All In all, this will
be the concert of the season. No one
should fail To attend.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18

have just received the largest assort-
ment of Queensware and Glassware, of the
best quality, which, having bought for cash
direct from the Importers and Manufactu-
rers, I am enabled to sell at prices which
defy competition, viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates 60c per set.
White Granite Cups aud Saul
GERS, without handles, zoe per set.
white Granite Cups aud sau-
GERS, with handles, Toe per set.
Large Glass Goblets, SOC per set.
Large Glass Table Tumlers, 30c per set
invite everybody to call and examine my
stock of Queen and Glassware and com
pare prices.
have al.o just received large invoice of
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
Brittania Table and Tea Spoons and Soup
Ladies. DAN HARTMAN,
3-2s II. Cor. sixth & Com. Av.
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They keep only the best goods, make
no misrepresentation, mark all foods IN
plain figures, sell at one uniform price
and are determined TO be kept busy, even
II the times are hard.
DR.. Williams returned to Cairo ON
Friday from San Antonio, Texas. lie OK.
p,ctcd to leave last evening for Com.
n'crcc, Missouri, on his way TO 1t. Loui,
and St Paul. His health Is much i'm.
proved, and he Is confident that In the
course oftwo or three months he will be
able to resume the practice OF dentistry
In his old quarters. The doctor l. more
than ever convinced that there Is no place
like Cairo.
Stuart & Gholson ARE Offering nm
elegant line of Black Grenadines and
other late styles of Spring and Summer
Dress Goods, which they offer at the usu.
lly low and uniform range of prices.
'ch have given that establishment n
! ton of which they may Justly feel
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A card From city Mar-hn, Whale.

EDITOR BULLEriN:-I wish TO state that
am not and will not DC In any exigcncy
II candidate for rcappointment to the Of
flee of City Marshal. have done my
duty and therefore have active enemies
and few active friends, aud the people
who object to the enforcement of the or
dinanccs are asserting rs a reason why
Mr.. Morris should not be elected
Mayor, that will be appointed City
Marshal. Mr.. Morris has made no prom
iscs To me, and to relieve him entirely of
my weight, hereby declare that am
not. and will not be candidate Tor City
Marshal. | do not wish the Office, and 1t
Is my intention to 20 into other business
than that of an ordinance cnforccr,
whether Mr.. Morris or Mr.. Winter is
elected. WILLIAM MCllALr.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, April II, 1873.
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am prepared TO furnish TO customers
Boots and Shoes, of as fine material, as neat
In lit and cheap in price M can be procured
by permitting speculative persons, or men
not shoemakers having friend-shoemakers
living in the East, to send for them. | ask
bankers, public officers, and other persons
TO take notice OF this announcement. !
make Boots and Shoes in any style and of
every quality. GIVE me trial.
Remember the location of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Washington avenue, near the Court House.
As i-l3-tf. WIN EHLERs.
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millinery Goods,

Mrs. Hultz has the largest Millinery Store
in the city OF Cairo. with large stock Of
Millinery Goods OF all the latest fashions
and styles of Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's
hats. and Ladies' bonncts, trimmed or UNI
trimmed, all of which have been carefully
selected, an bought at the very lowest
Cash Prices at the four different markets
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and New
York, and which she will offer for sale at
cost. Now is your chance to get your
Hats. CAN and see her before you pur-
chase at other places. She has fine as.
sortmcnt OF Ladies' Misses and Children's
Shoes, all made to order, that she will offer
for sale tif = per cent cheaper than eau be
bought at any other place in the city Of
Cairo also, variety Of other MOTORS.
MRS. NJ. Z. IIULTz,
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. 42-3-l3-lm.
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Attention, Merchants Of sbe Sur
rounding Country.

have n full stock and can always MI Or
dors on Queensware and Glassware at st.
Louis prices. The following IL n list Of what
have on hand at present;
Lamp Chmneys, OF all kinds, by the Bar.
rel, box or dozen.
Glass Lamps OF all sizes and kinds.
100 different styles and kinds OF Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beer mugs, GLASS Reiiectors,
Coal oil Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands, and In fact every thing In the
Crockery aud Glassware line.
| will guarantee to duplicate any bill
purchased IN st. Louis aud give equally
as good an assortment, az my stock is COM
pleto IN all kinds Of Queen and Glassware.
1 also have put up in cask for the retail
trade, Rockingham and Yellow ware, which
win sell at 55 per cent Off the regular list
prices.
Also full line OF Table and Pocket Cut
cry Plated, Brittsais, Table and Tea
spoons, and Soup Ladies'. Como and see
for yourselves. d. HARTMAN,
s.2s-tE Cor. Sixth h Com. Az.
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The Ago Of ni.eax.-~

W. Winter, the artist, 1, abo,,, ,o No.,
sent to the citizens Of Cairo a nov XII
turc, with all the coloring of real iyso
The means Of working these charming
and life-likc pictures will not be- with.
held from the public. The modu, on,,-
audi is as follows: On the right hand
aide Of the camera Is attached a mill
which contains the prismatIc colors In a
pulverizcd state. As the colors pass into
''ie camera they are received by fan
wheel which keeps the atoms In
motion The Photographic plate, while
wet, Is then placed In the camera--the
sitter being In position. The handle of
the mill Is gently turned. The cap of
tube Is removed, the Image of the sitter
begins to form while passing through
the colorcd atmosphere, the PARTICLES Of
dust falling where they properly belong.
when, frcstoi you have beautiful plc-
ture of yourself or friend.
MIR. wis also making picture called
the nonparcll, n beautiful style, suitable
Tor lockcts and miniature cases. Large
assortment of the latter on hand. Gal.
cry open daily.
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For ALDERMEN.

We arr authorized 10 announce JEWETT
WILCOX rs u candidate for Alderman from the
First Wari.
At the solicitation of many citizens hereby
announce my sell us u candidate FOR reelection ~
Alderman from the Third Ward. -
JOHN MCEWEN
We are authorized to announce the name Of
CHARLES LANCASTER Ms "a candidate for Al
dernan of the FIN Ward, at the ensuing NUM-
cipul election.
CHARLES %. pATIER authorizes us TO an
nouncc him Us n candidate for Alderman of the
Fourth Ward, Ut the ensuing municipal cleo
ton.
I'VE are authorized to announce that GEORGE
lOCUM will lie u candidate at the ensuing
municipal election, for Alderman from the First
Ward.
We are authorized To announce PATRICK II
CORCORAN Us u candidate for Alderman from
the Fifth Ward,
II. y. PARKER Is n candidate for Alderman OF
the Third Ward, nj the ensuing charter election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN {.
WHITE Us a candidate for Alderman OF the
Fourth Ward
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Free Ride.

Justice II. Cunningham will run a free
line of hacks TO the candidates ball, to he
given by p. II. Corcoran, corner Thirty
Fourth street and Ohio I.evee, next Mon
day night. The hacks will run every
hour, commencing at s o'clock. The
route will be as follows: Leaves corner
of Sixth street and Commercial avenue,
running up Commercial to Twentieth
street, on Twentieth to Washington, up
Washington to Thirty-FOurth, and out
Thirty-Fourth to Ohio Levee and the
ball. Candidates and thor friends are al
welc~ % free ride. 4-l7-2t.
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Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
will find 1t to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundress, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and boarding-house
washing, 70 centspe dozen. For piece work
prices are Us follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; socks &c; two col
lars, &c; two handkerchieis, DC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % to Doe;
skirts 10 to 2Oc; drawers 10 to loo; two
| air hose DC; two collars 3 TO Zoe. For la
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
fronage solicited
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-18

The execution Of Travis Harris, at
Commerce, Missouri, who was sentenced
by the Scott county, Missouri, circuit
court some four weeks ago, to be hung
on the 10th of this month, for the muir
der of his father-in-law, took place on
Friday. From Mr.. Breese, a gentleman
who was present at the execution, we
learn that this is not the first man who
suffered death at the hands OF Harris, but
that he was accused of killing another
person, and had been in some way al
lowed to go without punishment for it.
Mr.. Breese says that while OH the seat
fold, the doomed man was
perfectly cool and collected, cvincing
in no manner any dread of the horrible
fate which was in store for him. He
maintained the same stolid Indifference
throughout, until the drop fell and he was
launched into eternity. 1t Is said that
there was very strong effort brought to
bear upon the governor of Missouri to re-
prieve Harris, but It was of no avail, In
consequence of which, the throng in at
tendance at the execution was very
boisterous, and it was feared that serious
trouble would ensuc. Harris is said to
have many wealthy friends and relatives
in Scott county, who also made every cf,
fort TO have his punishment changed from
death to Imprisonment, but they could
not save him.
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Cairo COucOrsltn.

As heretofore announced, the Cairo
Concordia will give musical entertain
mcnt at klugc's hall, on tomorrow even
ing, to the lovers of good music of this
city. In addition TO the musical enter
tainment, Eiscnburg's string band will be
on hand, and furnish music for those who
may have desire TO dance. Tickets of
admission can be obtained at l.. q. Schuh's
drug store, and Mt j. Schlesinger's pic
turc gallery.
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The managers of the German Lutheran
church fair have canvassed the city sell
ing votes on the trumpet So successfully
that il will be presented to the company
receiving the majority of votes. next
Monday afternoon AT o'clock, at the
Arab engine house. Any member of
any fire company desiring to do 80. can
leave their vote at Budcr Bros, j. G..
lluels' bindcry, or ut Andrew Lohrs, on
Eighth street. A member from each fire
company will be present at the opening
OF the ballot-boX.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--,Joo Roneker IL now In full control OF
tho Washington bakery, and having learn
ed tho wants 81 tho public. 10 prepared TO
supply on cali all demands for French loaf,
Boston, brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In first
class bakery. Ho maintains u full stock OF
confcctionorics, and can, M well n" any
other dealer In the city, I'LL all order" In
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mented on short notice. spocia lattention
given to the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. Ol2-ti.
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Our SalooA.S

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, 10 fixed up In
good stylc-airy and comfortable. Ever.
sunday morning yoo win Hnd spread a No.
Linch and q glass OF Milwaukee lager.
beer, which cant be beat, aud there IL not
my change. Behind the Bar you will lind
tho best Kind Of Liquors and Cigars, and
my desire Is to give every ono Of my custo-
mers who patronizc me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. HOFnEiSz.
73-J-l1-lm.
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TOting on both shoulders.

Mr.. Winter Is double-dealing man.
He has Bill Scott, the colored saloon
keeper, out on the war path denouncing
Mr.. Morris, and assuring the colored.men
that if Morris should be elected an Irish
man will be appointed City Marshal, and,
to conciliatc the Irish, damns the colored
men. lie intends to use these elements
to get into Office, to make tools of them,
but we know he cannot use them in this
MlN.
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Candidates. Hall.

Mr.. p. ii. Corcoran proposes to give
a candidates Ball" at his house, corner
Thirty-fourth and Ohio levce, next Mon
day night, April 10, and promises first
class time, with plenty of enjoyment for
all who participate. Come one, come
all. Candidates and your friends, meet
and improve the time. a good string
band will he IN attendance for the benefit
of those who wish to trip the light fam
tastic. 4-l4-5t
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Notice OF Removal.

The well.krown barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George Steinbouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, In
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shoI is
argc and comm )dious, md those wishing
for any hing artistic IN the way of fashion,
,ble hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
,hop. II 3.I3-tf.
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Religious.

Services will be held ut the Church of
the Redeemer to-day. at 1880 AIN. and
1870 pm. Sunday school at 3 am.
There will be the usual service ut the
Methodist church at IL am. and 1880
pm. Sacrament of the Lords Supper
after the sermon this evening. The SER
vices will be conducted by Rev. c. T..
Cline of Marion.
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the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or gh.y times per minute. Ir an alcoholic
stimulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the In
toxicating nostrums advertised as "tonics. :"
"renovators," "correctiyes," &c produce
this disastrous effect, and hence all intelli-
gent Christians are thankful that DIR.
WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTKRs
An lnvigorant and Alternative without q
stng-i' everywhere supplanting these
proprietary poisons. Ais 4w.
Two.Iiorsc Wagon For Sale.
new wagon for sale at bargain. Ap.
ply At the BULLETIN eouuting-roOm. II.
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Notice.

have received large consignment OF
those celebrated "Domestic" Sewing Ma
chimes, and hope to hereafter supply the de-
mand. The cause my running short of
machines VAS the inability of the company
10 supply the demand, 1t costs you nothing
to Try these machines. Parties in want of
new mae mines can test the Great King Of
all machines by leaving their orders 10
"bring amachine," at the agency,
A-li-tf. LANNON'S BOoKsIORE.
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Notice.
Notice.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMI

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY |
AGENTS OFFICE, CAIRO, Apr. II, 1870. !
To accommodate those wishing to attend
the Odd Fellows Celebration at Joncsboro
on April Goth, the I. g. Il. X. will run an
Excursion Train, leaving Cairo at u. IN.
arriving at Anna about 9i5 u. m. Return
ing, will leave Anna at 5:2O p. m, arriving
at Cairo about 1893 p. IN. Excursion tick
cts will be sold for round trip at |. G. X. Il.
ticket office. JAS. JOHNSON,
Agent.
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LOOK HEREi
nsss Balls Of Every Dsssrspsss~

rIlIL II. sAUPS.

rhe Old stand on sixth street, between
o. numerical avenue and Ohio Lcvcc, 10 al.
way sready TO do any kind OF work In the
blacksmith lino, making and repairing wag.
ms, Bussic- and Drsys. Especial attention
si,cu to horso.shocing. a. make my own
dho~s l ian mako them heavy or light.
us, ~ you desire. Tor you oil know that the
home made shoes are the best. Call round.
md nm surs to give you satisfaction.
3g,g.It.im. fRKD. IioFHRINz.
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Inrnmni,,cnt Nniicc.

The officers and members of Cairo
Encampment, /. 30. +. are requested to
attend the regular meeting of the Lodge,
on Tuesday evening. April 20. Work
under dispensation in all the degrees.
Visiting Palriarchs are cordially invited
TO meet with us. BY order of the Lodge.
Z. 4. BuRNETr. Scribe
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Hon Stephen A. Douglas speech, aud all
Musical Instruments, constitute an Interesting
part ofthe entertainment.
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Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires us to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical ins,ru-
ments. Orders may he LETT at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or =. ..
Box G68, and will receive prompt attention.
S5.3-16-3m
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A New NlNlc.

II. Block, boot and shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and IL now prepared to make boot
that, for neatness and comfort, cannot be
exccllod. Give him call and examine
this new style Of last. 6i-i-lb-lm.
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Eresl, supply.

MIR. T.. Fitzgerald has just received and
as on sale ut his sales room large stock
II English ale. porter, Iicnncssy brandy
md wines, and liquors of all kinds, which
hr will dispose of at reasonable prices.
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For City Attorney.

We are authorized TO announce JUSTICE
II. CUNNINGHAM aS u candidate for City AT
torney, at the ensuing municipal election.
EDfroR BuLiErIS = Please announce me as n
candidate for the Office of city Attorney, NJ the
ensuing municipal election, aud ohlige,
HARMON u. BLACK.
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For Rent.

Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House, Also the Cour,
House Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at ii,
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KLEIN.
4-l0-lm.
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WM. FRENCH AxLEY
For Treasurer,

by the request of many citizens ] announce
myself rs n candidate for the Office Of Treasurer,
JAMES kINSLEY
Mn. Enron Please announce me US n candi-
date for re election e. the olce Of city Treasurer,
ut the ensuing municipal election.
II. y. BLAKE.
We are authorized 10 announce - AMES W.
STEWART ~ u candidate for the Office of CITY
Treasurer, ut the ensuing charter election.
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have just received u complete assort-
ment of Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers,
ETC.. also Moss aud Chenille, and pie
mic and ladies' Travelling Baskets-thc
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
-. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial.
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Funeral NnlLcc.

The funeral of the late Thomas T.. Sui
Ivan will take place on Sunday after
noon, ut o'clock. from st. Pntrick's
church. Friends ofthc family invited.
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lllcnclpiug, &c,

Mrs. Rumbold Is now prepared TO
bleach and remodel all kinds of hats, In
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
braids, SOC. Residence Fifteenth street,
between Walnut and Cedar. 4-l6-2w.
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remaining uncallcd for
LAST "' cu'r NCairo. Illinois, Satur-
In the Post Onlcc
day, April IL, 1873. ,ar
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Between Winters Row and the BuLLE-
TIN office, somewhere on Fifteenth street
it is believed, pair Of gold spectacles.
The finder will be rewarded by returning
the same to the BULLETIN office. st.
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ALEXANDER LODGE, no. 9a.
LOCAL NOTICES..


A good. energetic, young or middlc.agcd
nau. Apply in person TO u. +. Bennett, NJ
he Howe Ma hinc Office. l-li-if.
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Think of II.

On Tuesday the people of the city will
determine who shall be Mayor, Clerk,
Treasurer, and Aldermen of the city.
They should be careful to select good
men. Think of il, and vote wisely.