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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

APOLOGY. - Tho Sarsfield Guard,
which through some unaccouniabls
oversight was omitted in our account OF
the procession in Gold Hill Monday.
turned out in full force on that occasion
and was one Of tho finest looking CON-
panies in the procession. No n who
has not 'been there" can tell how NOR
tifying such an oversight Is TO q report
or. II II IL any satisfaction to the Sars-
fields. they may rest assured that they
do not feel any worse over the apparent
slight than the ono to blame for the
omission.
THE CONCERT LAST EVENING. - The
entertainment ut Miners Union Hall,
Gold Hill. last evening, was the best that
has been presented before our people
for q long time. Mrs. Mclean ID sim
ply unapproachablo In every part which
shs assumes, and those OF our people
who did not 60 missed tho greatest treat
they will have = chance OF enjoying for
many 4 day. Tho attendance was fair,
but not ut all such rs the lady's merits
entitled her to expect.
w.. ru.,u r,wv-co, shor;.
WENT ~
dan passed through Gold Hill this after
noon in a buggy. lie went past this
.,ns IN "n~ona IN ,swm a cbanco io
n." eu0 a:h w. IT, chesrs in his
oo, p.,ha,s tho n.onis NJ Silver
CITY, to which place he was going, will
DO given a better chance to pay their 70.
CARDS TO tho GENERAL
No TEACHER cnosES.-l our issue OF
yesterday we said that n teacher would
Ina chosen last or this evening 10 take
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

The American min IL ncttvo. IL has
given us books OF nctien for tho scnti.
mentalist, learned books for tho scholar
and professional student, but few books
for the people. A book for the people
must relate 10 q subject Of universal In
terest. Such n subject Is the physical
man, and such n book "rhe Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" n copy
of which has been recently laid on our
table. The high professional attain
monts OF It's authorize. X. V. Pierce,
Of Buffalo, N. Y.,-and tho advantages
derived by him from nm extensive prac-
tico, wsuld alone insure for his work q
cordial reception. But these are not
the merits for which II claims our at
tention. Tho author Is q man OF tho
people. Ho sympathizes with them in
all their Affections. efforts and attain
ments. He perceives their wnnt-a
knowledge OF thomselves-and believing
that all truth should DO mado as univer-
sal rs Gods own sunlight, from his
fund OF learning and experience no has
produced q work In which no gives
Them the benefits OF his labors. In II
he considers man In every phase Of his
existence, FROM the moment no energies
''from O rayless ntoin, too diminutivo
for the sight, until he gradually evolves
TO the maturity Of those conscious pow
ers, the exercise OF which furnishes
subjective evidence Of our Immortality"
Proceeding upon tho theory that every
fact OF mind has q physical a~ntecsdent,
ho has given an admirable trentise on
Cerebral Physiology. and shown the
bearings OF the facts thus established
upon individual and social welfare. Tho
author believes with spencer, that "as
vigorous health and It's accompanying
high spirits are larger elements OF hap
piness than any other things whatever.
the teaching how to maintain them Is q
teaching that yields to no other what.
ever" and accordingly has introduced
an extensive discussion Of the methods
by which we may preserve tho integrity
Of the system and oitentimes prevent
the onset OF disease. Domestic RENE.
dies-tbsir% preparation. uses and effects
form Q prominent feature OF the work.
Tho hygienic treatment, or nursing OF
the sick, Is m important subject, and
receives attention commensurate with
its importance. Nearly oil diseases 10
which fesh Is heir are described, their
symptoms and causes explained. and
proper domestic treatment suggested.
To reciprocats the many favors BE-
slowed upon him by q generous public,
A. .,lkz. oR..s hta hnat Mt n OriCO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

INJURED ny A RUNAWAY TEAN.-The
four.horse team used in hauling wood
from the railroad depot in Geld Hill to
The Imperial mine, ran away and severe
~ injured the driver. John Nelson. Mt
about 0 o'clock this morning. The
a was standing near the mine. and
Nelson WAS in the act OF stepping on the
iIont end Of the wagon. when n stick OF
wood on which he stepped, rolled and
threw him against tho wheel horses.
The team started TO run. AMI Nelson
falling to the ground. the wagon passed
over him. the front axle catching him
ON the back and injurin: him in the re-
gion Of tho kidneys. The team ran down
the hill to the Turn Of the road near the
Mount Vernon House. where ii collided
With a heavy quartz team that. was COM
ing up the grade. and was stopped with
gu. doing further injury. DIR. Kirby
was called TO the assistance Of Nelson
and madc him as com!ortablea s possible.
He will probably recover from his in'
juries in a few days or at most weeks.
LARCENY or ORE.-As will DO remen-
bered by the NEws' readers, somo time
in the first part OF September John ALI
bright, a nan employed at the Consol.
dated Virginia mill. Wa detected in the
net Of stealing ore thcrefrom. a search
Of his person resulted in the discovery
Of about nine pounds Of ore. Of the value
Of 81 IL per pound. An examination
d his room proved interesting. sixty
pounds more OF choice rock being found.
Albright was indicted by the Grand
Jury for the crime Of grand larceny.
upon tho theory that al aggregation Ct
petty larcenies might make ons grand
larceny. This morning the prisoner was
tried by Judge Rising. and the Court
held that defendant could DO held to an.
swsr only upon the charge OF petit lar
ceny. thus destroying the aggregation
theory. Time was waived. sentence
asked, and Albright ordered to pay a
line Of $500 or be imprisoned in the
County Jail for tho period Of one hun
bred days.
LucKr EscArE.-As a cage. loaded
win Miners was oe'ns 'o"e'ea INTO u
ophir mine yesterday morning. n Of
the outside men on tho upper ueek
tainted Just after the age had leII .
,ufiaec. nis eonuiuon sas '~o''una'e'y
discovered oy MS e~omraies' VINO rang
stop Dell n had MN hols'eu 10 u
surface In view OF the somewhat ire,
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srArIoSRny Ann JgwELny.

J. b. Marshall, at the Gold Till Post
ONCE store. IL sole agent for all
the San Francisco aud Sacramento daily
papcr-. AL tho latest Eastern periodicalr,
magazines. etc.. received as room rs publlrhed.
and delivered In any part of town. Hank
booss anil stationery In great variety. blank
books of every description made Ia order nj
short notice. 4old and silver watches. clocks.
aud = hnc assortment of jewelry: repairing In
thai line neatly aud well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular advc.-
ti-emcnt In another column. Jei6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

Tux loud little man In gray stood on
the dry goods box in tho street. and. AZ
hs handed down a bottle OF the pain
killer 10 John Smith and took Johns
quarter. no sang out in a rattling tone:
"And sold again! And l love to say
sold again! for whenever / say sold
again! another quarter drops into the
treasury
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po,,cr MATTERS.

Tho following cases were tried before
Justice Wright. yesterday:
John Baden. arrested for disturbing
the peace. wis convicted and Aned $40.
II. had been aourishing a miners can.
dlestick In n threatening manner in
some Of the saloons q few days ago.
State VS.. ]. Phillips. charged with
petty larceny. He had a jury trial and
was acquitted.
State VS.. Lewis Thomas. charged with
exhibiting aud diseharsing a deadly
weapon. He pleaded guilty and was
fined $50.
In explanation OF the light fine i'm.
posed, Il may be well to state the nature
Of his case: A few days ago some parties
boarding at the same place as Thomas
the Pluto House, Lower Gold Hill-sent
him ON a fools GRAND TO Virginia, they
having stated that Mr.. Holmes, who has
charge Of some work being done by the
v. 4 T. Il. II. Company. had been max.
ing inquiries for him and wished to give
him employment. Thomas packed up
his blankets and left for Virginia. only
to find on arriving there that he had
been made tho victim Of q practical joke.
Ills disappointment was 30 great that no
very unwisely took a good deal Of tan
gle-leg" aboard. andthen wendell his way
back 10 the Piuts House. Upon ar.
irving there he stormed around consid.
erably and discharged three pistol shots
through tho ceiling Of the bar.room.
It is barely possible that had no put q
comfortable head on the mean puppy
who sent him on such q fools srrand,
tho stern eye Of the law might have
winked ut his oifensc. II Is quite Ger.
tain, at least. that his action would
then have received the public sanction
that IL very properly withheld from the
inconsiderate action he took in the mat.
ter. II there IL anything that Is q good
and sufficient cxcuse for n man kick
ing another higher than Gilderoy's kite.
II Il being made the victim OF u stupid
aud irritating practical Joke.
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A suPrOCATING tOu0u.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisie, OF Chicago, = well
known contributor 10 the Western prers. she
a-cr iber the cure Of q dangerous cough, areom-
panied by bleeding al the lungr, to llale's
Honey Of llorehound and Tar. my cough"
she -ays. .threatened to r~ufEoeate me .
but the Honey of ilorehoand and Tar has
removed every trzee of t." The letter was To
= lady friend In this city. who has placed II al
The disposal Of q. n. critishton. Z sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

A RxroRrER being called to account
for the statement that n certain meeting
'.was u large and respectable one"
when only ono other person besides
himself was present. insisted that his
report was literally truo; for" said he,
81 was largo and the other man was ro-
spectacle"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

Mns. CAsE. Of Shoals. Indiana, during
the course Of n single week knocked n
tramp down. broke q rib for another,
shot ut a third. and kicked n fourth 80
vigorously that he had to so to tho hos
piial. This is tho livclicst Case on
record,
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CHEMICAL. sTR HnCTu.

Save time. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy Chemical Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and a cure guar
anieesl In any case OF facilitating dreams (or
seminal weakne--), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting nom relfabuse.
exces-e- or any cause. CRANE & BHianAM.
wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price -
ncf bOtllc .
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A card.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss ii manhood. etc.. will send
q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
This great remedy was discovered by . mis-
slouary In Souih America. Send . relf I'D
drrssssl envelope 10 the iiev. Joseph T. InmAn,
station d, Bible House. New York City.
anil om
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srOcK ~RErORr.
I.ass Eveaing.

Last Eveaing.
SAN YnASci-co srock EoAkD.
I0 Meadow Valley. ~. -.
3i0 I,ay moud 4 kly. 2s
SIS HurekA Co... IAN. Ia.
a. fhelix. I
30 Adams Hi. 80
i0l Belmont. sine
isos Leopari. u. i2S. i2S
20 Jsf. r-on. ~
?io Uiis. ~. q.
ca fAnthsr. T5i
10 Hussev a.,
tOl M.n-nsld. lss
81 t'oldsn chariot.
$40 EinIiIe. Iizh 5Tkc
100 Ininoi. Csn'rll, Toe
- con. Virginia. o0., ~, 40
80 Ophir. C1. GJA
S0 Justice. n, II ". 3ik
CN Ju,is. ilt. la.
IN .oaii sbl Furry. i9x
iOn MrAican. ni.. II. 3lh
"a" cslit' rnis. 6iS. siA sik Al
to yellow JAeiet. Tt.. II
- tsishsr. II. 1sA
~ D. u AMI Beleher. 20. az
20 trioa Con .pN.9s
p, si- n Neysis. ~
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RooS BROS
NEW PRICE LIS !
OPENING
....or THr....
FALLAND WINTER SEASON
THE BEST & CHEAPEST GOODS
....or ruE....
PACIFIC COAST.
All Goods are New and
Fresh.
Roos BROS
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
p South G Street,
Have reduced their goods to the following
priossi
New Business Sults............. ~
Nice Tweed Double. Breasted
suits ...... .....''' ~
Plain Cashmere Suits. Is
Gray Scotch Suits. IL
Latest Style Plaid Suits. ....... 10
EXTRA FINE BLACK DRESS
SUITS, $3.50.
A Full Assortment OF Over
coats.
.,o..n
Chinehilia Overcoats. 'oo
Double prsosted Chiuchllia Sack oosts.....ty
nouhis. pre.,ted chinchlils Hsck CHATS
- IN
Double Brss.i~i A,.i.i.n Coats add Vests. IL
Double. Breasted Diagonal mock and Ssch
sai,s 70
CASHMERE PANTS, $50 to So.
,,oa.,,s,r.. and Drawn. .. 50 cents; Whit.
-, 49, 49,.
fuIl ASsOrtmont o. nhtbt Caps,
Trunks, Satchels, Boots
and Hhoea.
""'
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

,rsc.Ar TO u ooLp NIL sAiLf srw..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-20

NEW YoRK. October 2o.-Tho Long
Island Baptist Association. In session
yesterday. adopted o resolution dspre-
eating se~ctarianism In public SCHOOLS,
aud listened to an annual address by
Rev, DIR. Fulton.
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We have on hand Q full and complete Linz Of
DLkNKKrH. To bou ekeepsfs Ne ODER The
crrate-t Indueementl In that direction. - wing
10 direct importation. We can sell ne Nest
blankets IN the market
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Monday afternoon q fatal aocidsn o.
Cured at walbum's stone quarry. near
sageton. Tho workmsn had fired q
blast which did not explode. one Of them
johnson went to tho drill 10 examine Il.
While bending over 1t the blast explo-
ded. hurting the unfortunate man many
feet in tho air. His death wa instan.
taneous.
Sentenced - Liss Imprissnmsas.
MrSsxAPoLIs, Mimi. October 20.-
Mrs Sophie Rapp. convicted several
weeks since Of completely in the Lick
murder case at 80. Paul. was sentenced
to life imprisonment at the State Prison
at saltwater.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

1000 sheets OF bristol board just re-
ceived ut the BULLETIN Office, aud for
sale to the trade.
The motto OF Hebron 4 We'll 10
"Qulck sales and small pronts.'' At
Look at the splendid suit for six dol
lars you can get at Hebron & Wells,
l42 and IA Commercial avenue.
We have just received full line Of
ehildren's clOaks and bonnets also
ladies' clOsks and skirts at lower prices
than ever. HEiLnRON & We'll.
The best and cheapest hats can be
found at Hebron & Wells.
MOUNTED MAPS
City Of Csire.
colored and vanished, for sale at half
price ($2.5O) at the BULLETIN office
We are offering full line Of jeans at
cost price. HEILBRoS & WE'LL.
Exchange for sale on all the princi-
pal cities of Europe at Enterpriss Savings
Bank. ll-l2-lm.
ALI styles OF goods marked down 10
suit the times At Hebron h Wells.
--Esilbron & We'll have reduced their
mems and boys Ovsrcoats to astonish-
ingly low prices.
The best one dollar Kid Gloves found
in this country can be bought at He'll
bron & Wells, 142 and Ia Commercial
avenue. tl.t |H'
Just received, another lot Of those
calico remnants at cents yard, st He'll
br0n 4 Wells. E1fttf
"A series of lectures under the auspi-
ces Of the members Of the Library Asso-
citation for the establishment Of = public
library In Cairo, will be held alter
nately at tue Presby terrain, Methodist and
Christian churches. The following ID
dies and gentlemen have kindly con-
sented 10 lecture, commencing;
Nov. 10, DR.. II. wardner.
%, Rev. Chas. A. Gilbert.
20, DR.. VIM. r. Smith.
Dec. 8. Miss Kate Thompson.
Is, Hon. VIM. II. Green.
n, Mrs. G. G. Alvord.
q. &. Il. Goss. Sec'y.
By order Of Executive COMMITTEES.
In waterproof, all cOlors, We give OF.
ira inducemehts! Beat black at 90 cents
a yard. HEILhRoS 4 We'll.
4
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JAMES W AISON,
Sergeant. Signal Service, U. S. A.


-Jonh ". hSIIuSn u improving
The weather yesterday was rather
cool, but pleasant.
Work on the sew levee has besn
commenced.
Mr.. Marion Wright, Of St. Johns, u
In the city.
The council proceedings will appear
In to-morrow's issue.
Squire Tom Martain, Of Goose Island,
Ia In the city on county court business.
William d. Parrit, Of Thebes, was in
attendance 1t the county court yesterday.
Judge McCrite. Of Clear Creek, was
In the city attending county court yes
tsrday.
&C. Alderman. Of vicksburg, Missis-
sippi, was registered At the st. Charles
yesterday.
Madame Bursha, the great New
York "fortuse teller" 10 At the Graud
Central.
Mr.. John T. Keith, editor Of the
johnson County Woman, was in town
yesterday on business.
Quite number OF gentlemen from
Vienna, johnson county, were In the city
yesterday attending court.
The thermometer stood at eight de-
grees below freezing point yesterday
morning 1t seven O'Clock.
j. W. Cochran, Of Baton Rouge, La,
one Of the present owners Of the st.
Charles Hotel Of this city, 10 In town.
Col. P. A. Van Frank, president Of
the Cape Girardeau 4 State Line rail-
road company, was registered At the st.
Charles yesterday.
"A neat and substantial plank side
walk 10 now In course Of construction on
the south side of Fourteenth street, b.
tween Poplar street and Commercial ave
nue..
Mrs. DR.. Wardner, we are told, will
in few days start ON trip through the
counties embracing the Eighteenth Con-
gressional District, on business connected
with the Centennial Exhibition.
--Spiccd pigs feet by the barrel, hall
barrel, keg and cans. Choice new Leaf
lard by the tierce, half barrel, key and
bucket, just received and for sale BY
Stratton,& Bird.
The singing of Miss Lansden, Misa
lizzie steele and Miss Granger, on Tues
day evening, was very beautiful. These
ladies are classed among the best vocal.
ists Of our city, and always delight theii
hearers. t#
"A number Of the most prominent ID
dies Of Cairo will meet at the Athencun
next Wednesday afternoon, for the pur
pose Of organizing Centennial Commit
tee, aud beginning their work tor tn,
great exposition In 1875.
The ladies OF the colored Methodist
church are making preparations to give
big Thanksgiving dinner. A number o.
the ladies' interested In the event are now
out raising money by subscription, Il
carry out their undertaking.
Among the prominent arrivals at TIN
st. Charles yesterday, were N. s. Good
rich, Saginaw, Michigan, e. p. Jones
Cincinnati George W. Mitchell. Aurora
indiana; Robert Kaufman. Cincinnati
=. A. Dss Laurence, st. Louis; an
!, James II. Davidson, st. Paul. - 2
The hippopotamus and two ],
mas which were brought t
this city with Rothchild q Co
0 Royal Victoria Circus and msnai
: erie, were yesterday morning shippe
! over the illinois Central railroad to Ne
York city, where they will be put on Q,
hibition In Central Park. ge t
-As old German, commonly call,
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A reporter for the BULLETIN yesterday
went In search Of the Hon. d. +. LineRar
In the hope Of inducing that geutlemaa
to unbosom himself and let the world
know, through the columns Of the Bull
LxrIN, what he might have to say con-
corning the transaction in "crOoked
whisky" In which Mr.. Linegar. In con.
nectiOa with the Hon. ID. w. Mum, late
supervisor Of internal revenue, and
Others, are alleged to have played proni-
sent parts. Mr.. Linegar was collarsd by
tho BULLETIN missionary near the corner
Of Twelfth street and Washing ton avenue,
where, after some commonplace rsmsrks,
the following conversation took place:
ksp.-Mr. Liaegar, 10 there anything
you would like to ny concerning the
"crooked whisky" transactions In cor
nection with which your name. % we'll
- that Of the Hon. d. w. Mum, and
others, has been 20 freely used Of late :
II there 10, the BULLsrIS 10 at your ser
vice, and will take pleasure In giving you
the benefit Of whatever you msy desire
to say.
Mr.. L.-Not any interview for me, il
you please.
Rep.-Then you have nothing to Gay
about this matter!
Mr.. L.-This much you may say: The
letters published in the st. Louis papers,
and copied into The BULLETIN are lies.
No such letters were ever written. You
may cay further that the story that I
ever rscsivcd $4,000, 10 also . lie. l never
recsivsd enc cent. either for myself or
any one else.
Rep.-Mr.Liaegar. who ID this man So.
plr, to whom thsss letters are alleged to
have been addreseedl
Mr.. L.-Sopir was book-keeper for the
distipinG arm OF -; and formerly ID
the employ Of s. l.. Barton, Of Indiana
This 10 all have to say.
With this, Mr.. Linsgar turaed on hia
heel and wandered In tho direction Of the
court house. The reporter took the op
posits direction, sad At heart because Mr.
Liuekar could not be induced 10 Gay
more.
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vas struck aviolent blow In the fAce BY
. burly ruiliaa who was concealed near
the City National Bank, on the lsvss.
The old gentleman cried for help. which
brought to HE assistance William Cua-
did aad Osndaetor Ton Coalln, On whose
train SpgArs ruas. Abr asiking Spears,
the wcsld-bs fobbsf toek 10 BIS heels, but
was followed By ths two eentismss namel
who, after . short search, found him
slowed away under the sidewalk near the
residences Of Mrs.. Scott White, on WASH
ington aVeuus. Nsithsr of bic pussusfs
rslished the idea Of going under the walk
after him. but Cundl6. who was bent on
capturing his man, borrowed Conlin' Z ~.
volver, CROPPED HE way under the walk
Ia the dark, and finally laid his hands on
the garroter, whom hs collared and
dragged out into the street. He was
handed over to Officer Andy Cain, who
locked him up until yesterday morning,
aad then gave him . hearing before
Judge Bird, who held him to bail In the
cum Of eight hundred dollars, for his ap-
pcarsncc at the next term Of the circuit
court. In default Of bail no was sent to
Jail. The naas Of the prisoner 10 Thomas
KeiA.
Madame Bursha, The celebrated for
tune teller Of New York city, has taken
parlors ct the Grand Central Hotel, and
will remain one week, commencing Wed.
nesday, November 18th. Ladies Soc
gents 81. Hours from p IN. till . p. m
11.17-6t
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FOR RENT.
Business house on Levee, lately oc-
eupied by Cunningham 4 Stilwell.
Business house on Levee, near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole
man 4 Co.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel,
Ofices or Business rooms-cheap.
-Tenements numbered 4, Z. 8 and 0, in
Winters Row, s rooms each, for $40 per
month.
No. 10 (corner), $l2 go rooms.
Cottage on Sixth street, near WASH
ington avcnue-4 rooms-$O . month.
Store room In "Pilot House, }" lately
occupied By A. HALEY.
Store room lately occupied by Howe
Sewing Machine Co., on Commercial
avenue, near Ninth street. ..g
Two small Houses west Of Twenty
second street, near Pine, - each per
month. ta .ttIf|
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 8 rooms, for 4l2 per month.
Store room Oh Levee, above Eighth
street-$20 per month.
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COmPPeNSed YO0at-W0ttco.
have this day secured the sole agency
for the sale OF Can, Flelschman 4
Company's compressed yeast. either
wholesale or retail. Dealers can
be supplied at any and all
times by calling on me. This Il the only
yeast of the kind in market that Is gen
uine. w. l.. Bristol. 81 Eighth street.
Cairo, Ills, Oct. q, 1875. lO-28-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-18

A. Hsllsy's new store 10 certainly one
Of the best arranged Of the kind to bs
found In the city, and what % better, no
has 20 arranged bis prices that many Are
taking advantage Of tha opportunity Of
tered to buy stoves, tiuwarc, etc.. cheaper
than ever known In Cairo. Call Oh Hal.
Icy, lis Commercial avenue, next door to
the Arab engine house. o-S0-f.