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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-26
TO RENT.

The new and elegant brick store between the
Dyckman House and Post Office on Main
street, recently occupied by Oppenheim * ia
cobs, (van Fossen Block, IL NOW to rent. One
OF the best business stands in Paw Paw Pos
session given Immediately.
Also the new brick store adjoining it, on tn,
east now temporarily occupied for tobacco
store and restaurant.
Also the frame store on Kalamazoo street.
next to Whitmans Marble Shop. 1037t3
I. w. VAN FOSSEN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-26

Browsy Bunker OF Carmel loafed around all
day trying to get the highest bid for his vote.
He wanted three dollars; but just as they were
about to compromise on two dollars and half +,
the sun went down and the inspector declared
the polls closed. All he remarked was, "Great
Caesar is it possible I'm not IN time to vote
for the Constitutional amendment prohibiting
bribery at elections"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-26
PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEPAw PAW.
$50 a. Nj, returns from Lawton at a. NJ
$3.50 a. m. Mail Train, east
, 90 p. m, Mail west, and Way Freight eas-
S:Io p. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
80 Trains return TO Paw Paw on departure "a
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton
+. NJ. MANNING, suD't
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Trains do not stop. Z Trains do not stop ex-
cept when signaed
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-15
90 mad 49, Ser.

Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
viii md It to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, 1.aund.ess, No y Fourth
street, between Washington aud CONNER.
DIAL avenues. Hotel and boarding-ho
washing, - cents per dozen. Foi piece work
prices are as follows single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; sock. &c; two col.
lars, SC; two handkerchieis, DC; vests zoe;
and ~ gentlcmen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - TO 50c;
skirt. 10 TO zoe; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose &c; two collars 5 TO Ice. For la.
dies plain clothes Il % per dozen; for la.
dies line clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
,rouage solicited.
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4 Marrow Escape From Death.

Charley Parker, oldest son OF Mr.. b.
+. Parker, who for some time has been
Ill with crysipclas, had most miraculous
escape from horrible death on Saturday
night. The young man, we are told, has
been flighty for day or two. and on Sat
urday night, while in this condition. he
was impressed With the belief that some
one was alter him, and in his efforts 10
avoid hi imaginary pursuer, he jumped
Out OF IN attic window. and fell TO the
woolcn sidewalk below. distance OF
thirty feet The noise Of lis tall awakened
the inmates OF the house. who immcdi-
atcly ran to his assistance. He arose.
much to the establishment Of his father,
and placing hi, hand upon Mr.. Parkcr's
shoulders. walked into the house. DR..
smith was called, aud upon examination,
1t was found that no bones were broken.
aud that no injuries other than a few
bruisc. and, a, Charley expressed it, "a
pretty lively shaking up" had been sits
tainrd by the fall.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-15

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough kiilcr-the
pcrior remedy all other me licincs yet
discovered, In severe clsc.. T,is sure,
quick, and perfectly safc remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throtf, whooping cough
iroup, aud all diseases of the ,liroat and
lungs. REAL price, - and 20 cents and : &.
Any bottle that doe. not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
Or. Seth Arnold. Di,fripn BIl-yui iand
- cents. Remember ii !. warranted. Ar.
nold's Bil lou. Mandrake rill-, operating
without sicknc's aud pain. Compounded
by Or. seth Arnold. Medical CORPORATE y.
Woonsockci. u. !. sold by Paul g.. schulz
druggist, cairo. III. ij.t.2S.3n
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ply ,iologIst, say, the human body j. er-
'irely changed aud renewed. Every mo.
ment OF or lives, every part OF our bodies
is wearing ont and i being built up ane "
Of fresh matter. This work is accomplished
by the blood which goc. through every
part. But II the blood becomes weak or
viii ted, aud does not perform il. work
properly, the system il actually poisonc
by the WORKOUT matter cloggng the vital
organs instead OF leaving the body. For
dyspepsia. biliousne.s. kidney, skin and
liver troubles. toyer-. aud all diseases aris-
Ing from Initiated blood, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BtrTERs src soy
ereign rcmedy. !.li.i.Ew.4M.
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few receipts. The only sales We heard OF
were 2 cars In sacks, 8sc.
MEAL.
The market is brisk. There j. q good
demand, and the supply equal to 1t. We
note sales OF 800 barrels city meal. 81 so
@3 50; POO barrels country. 81 seas 81 /;
% barrels fresh meal, 50 IS 200 barrels
steam dried, SO SO.
BRAN.
There Is not much doing in bran-vcry
little selling. We note sales of cars.
Sls: 2 ears. in bulk, Sl2.
BUTTER.
The demand is fair The old stock is
about cleaned out: there j. not
much Of on order trade--local de-
mand pretty good. Sales of 600 pounds
choice Northern BE; 800 pounds South.
ern Illinois 20c /; 800 pounds choice North
crn 22c; 200 pounds good Northern Doe !:
800 pounds choice Southern Illinois 2Oc |:
500 pounds medium Southern Illinois
lSc: 200 pounds common lac; IL pack
ages country butter lsta BE 3 tubs BE.
EGGS.
This market is reported dull aud over
stocked. and ii cents about the ruling
figure. We note sales a. follows IL
cases lie: package lie; package Zoe.
We heard of one sale Of 10 eases at l2lc.
CHICKENS.
The demand for chickens is fair. but
the supply hardly equal TO the demand.
We heard of sales of 1 coops hens. - 10;
10 coops hens. - -: } coop- mixed.
81 -.
FRUIT.
The market was entirely bare Of straw
berries, to-day. aud were in demand. They
were cleaned out Saturday. Sales re-
ported were 10 eases at - .j6J: 10
boxes lemon. sold at 81 80.
VEGETABLES.
The market j, well supplied with pota
toes, both old and new, and The demand
fair. Sales of 10 barrel, new, - 50C;l -;
100 bushcl, old. 81 100 bu>hc, old. 81:
) barrels onions. - ~.
PROVISIONS.
There is no change of any consequence
to note in this market. and but few salc..
Clear sides are quoted at l3i@lk.
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BOATS nj l..

BOATS DUE.
Jim Fisk. Paducah: City Chester,
st. Louis: Bell. Memphis, South. etc.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was ~ feet 8
inches on the gauge, having fallen 10 10
inches during the previou. is hours.
The weather was exceedingly hot du-
ring yesterday forenoon. but was made
agreeable by sprinkle ofrain last even
in..
Elsewhere the rivers are all reported
falling.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Arlington yesterday morning
,lischa, gcd considerable freight here. and
had $50 tons for Memphis.
The Evansville packets SATURDAY and
Sunday had splendid trips out of the
Ohio, both freight and people.
Capt, James Johnston, Major Willie
Johnston and Col, Is. +. Blue, all OF
Cairo. were registered at the City Hotel,
New Orleans, on the 18th.
Mr.. Conant, OF the Evansville tou-
rier, returned home from ST. Louis Sat
urday. Ills "sub" got tired OF the bust
ness and threw up the sponge. Mr.. CO.
nant was only just beginning to enjoy
his vacation.
The Chas. Brown sunday brought
out tow of empty bargcs, and returned
a.. Of ..h "a.
of coal for st. Louis. Capt, Edison came
down on the Brown and returned 10y rail.
Capt. Fred Davis returned from ST.
Louis Yesterday by the narrow gauge
road. lie left Capt. r. W, Dugan In
good health and very busy. Capt. irwin
Dugan was due at st. Loui, rom the
west yesterday
The Republic l. to have apar'ially new
| hull ut st. Louis soon. II will he rcmcm-
bered that year or more since she vas
heightened, the forward part OF her hui
being made new. II is from this new
Wor., aft that she !, to be rebuilt
--Rumor says that the Thompson
Dean will shortly have her cabin guards
changed so as to make her huge cotton
carrier. 1t l. probable she will run be-
tween Memphis and New Orleans during
the coming cotton season.
--Commodorc Rollingpin's almanac
for 1875 IL now In the hands OF
the printer, and will be ont on September
LIST. 1t Is Illustrated by Frank Beard,
who illustrated thi. years edition. Mr..
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General Items.

Mrs. Worthington. OF Metropolis, Is,
we learn from the Times OF that place.
sending some beautiful boquets to Cairo.
The st. Loui. Times outrageou sly
SAYS: 1.-The loss of a set Of false teeth
did not prevent a marriage at Cairo. The
bride tied u handkerchief over her mouth
and told the minister to goth aheath."
Mr.. T.. 4. Burnett, Of Illinois and
Missouri, will return to-day from chasing
the antelope over the plain, binding the
tigers cub with n chain, and other hun
ter-likc amu.ementS.
--Slandcrously the Peoria Democrat
remarks: Gen. Jackson once made Il
dinner of crust Of bread and u cup
of water, and when Cairo wife COM
plains Of the scarcity Of provisions, her
husband asks her if she is any better than
Gen. Jackson"
We haven't II brag horse, but on
Sunday evening we drove the modest
nag that eats the iecd we pay for, from
Mound City to the BULLETIN ofllcc--ovcr
seven milcs--in 80 minutes, with three in
the buggy, and didn't crowd him either.
We were running against 4 steamboat,
and won.
The Metropolis Times says; MANY
persons who read the TINES remember
Mrs. Carmichal. Her old friends will re-
joice to hear of her prosperity. The
other day while We were in Cairo We
were introduced to Mr. Shaticr, her pres
ent husband, who is Il lawyer Of Cairo
now, but has before this resided IN Cen
trail Illinois and Iowa. lie i, a good
looking, gentlemanly bearing man, aged.
We presume, about forty-tive years, and
who bears good name IN Cairo"
Mayor Winter will not martyr him
self for the city's good, and will there
tore enforce the railroad ordinance
against the &. \ v. u. T., when 1t has
become law. At least we think he wont.
OF course We are saying this as ''darc.'
We want Winter. to knock the chip of
Judge Treats shoulder by attempting to
compel the receivers to obey the ordin.
anccs of the city. What does the Sun
think aboutit! Ought the ordinances to
be enforced against the G. & v. II. R.?-
ought Jack to martyr himself In this
cause?
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~ uOVNtu. VI ENaUNNiile. Wa NJ tfie
Delmoniro yesterday.
--J.C. jenkins. OF st. Louis. was Of
the II. Charles yesterday.
Samuel Go,lcib, OF Cincinnati. was at
the st. Charles yesterday.
j. Il. Rowland. OF Memphis, was
stopping at the 81. Charles yesterday.
Henry Fcnno. of Boston. was regis
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
Ill. Il. Fulton. OF Chicago. was regis
tered at the st. Charles yesterday
Frank Marchard aud lady, of st
Louis, were at the Planters Yesterday.
IF. Sackscnmerger, Of Evansville, was
registered at the Planters yesterday.
Ill. Schulcnan. of st. Louis. was n,
the Delmonico yesterday.
-Gcorge r. Rcppy, Of ST. Louis, was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
q. Il. Watkins, a resident of Charles
ton. was at the Planters yesterday.
~. ID. Brown. Of DE Kalb. Illinois.
was guest at the 81. Charles yesterday.
"A. Il. Converse. OF St. Louis. was
registered at the ST. Charles yesterday.
--Georgc +. Hickman. OF Evansville,
Indiana. was at the 1t. Charles yester-
day.
&C. T.. CRANE OF New Albany, Indiana.
was registered ut the st. Charles yes,er-
day.
George W. Parish, OF Bloomfield.
Missouri. wa, at the Plautcrs' ycster-
day.
Mrs. \. Wallet, OF Columbus, Ken
lucky, was registered ut the Planters yes
tcrtlay.
Mrs. Ilontcr, of Tamaroa, Illinois.
wa, registered at the Delmoniso ycater.
day.
+. VI. Mi,smaD. IA book agent Of ST.
Loui-, wa, registered ut the Dclmonico
yesterday.
-. +. Conlcy, OF Mayiield, kentucky,
wa. registered At the Dclmonico yc,tcr-
day.
james Ell-. OF Smithland, Kentucky,
wa. registered at the st. Charlie, yester-
day
Z. J. Chance. OF Lawrcnccburg, Mis-
sissippi, was registered at the Delmonico
yesterday.
Mrs. Stuart and family. OF Bcllcyille,
Illinois. were quartercd at the Planters
yesterday.
Mis-. Mollic Juctt. of jackson. Ten
ne,soc, va. registered at the Grand Cen
tral Yesterday.
j. W. Hay and wife. OF Vienna, Ili-
noi,. We're quartcrcd at the Grand Cen
trail yesterday.
john G.. Snyder and j. IL. O'Con-
nell. both of Cincinnati. We're quartered
at the st. Charles yesterday.
John ). Smith and Mrs. NJ. +. Will
hanson, both OF Elizabethtown. Illinois,
were registered at the Delmonico yester-
day.
"A. Wicker. of StOncfort. a station Oh
the Cairo 4 Vincennes railroad, was
registered at the Grand Central yester-
day.
Charles b. Smith, agent for K. b.
Dunn Il Company's commercial agency,
OF st. Louis. was quartered at the ST.
Charles yesterday.
William Towle. walnut lumber
.'eni"-, ~ Sh"i'o". ! W Weeks and
r. j. Taylor. all residents OF Mctropo-
lis, were registered at the Delmonico yes
terlay.
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Burglary.

A few nights ago, some person or
persons. entered the house OF Mr.. Charles
Patier, one OF the partners in the New
York store, and after securing fifty dol
lars in money and Il considerable amount
of wearing apparel, made good their es-
cape. The money was the property OF a
girl living with Mr.. Paticr. while the
clothing was owned by that gentleman
himself. No light has been thrown upon
the fonl transaction.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-15

Frank kratky, Of the Union Bakery,
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
Sixth streets, ha, re-opcned his bakery, and
is now prepared to deliver Bread and Cakes
OF the best quality, anywhere in the city or
country, in such quantities as his custom
era may desire. Prices will be made cn-
tirely with reference to the present hard
times IN other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send 10 your orders
ii,-l 20-ti.
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Observation-Disclosures, J.o"is Scr.
THE Fire Sunday.

The alarm of Are Sunday morning,
was occasioned by the burning Of n
email frame house above Twentieth,
street, on Commercial avenue. The CHI
gincs were promptly on hand, and soon
succeeded in putting out the flames. The
alarm was sounded again Sunday night.
just after the churches had closed, and
upon examination, II was found that the
flames had again got under Roadway in
the old structure, and by tho time the
tlremcn were on the scene the remains
Of the mornings coni'agration had
burned TO the ground.
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1.-Two more chances gone" That's
what young lady said Yesterday alter
noon while i,nparting TO us the intorma-
ton that Mr.. Tom Whitlock and Mr..
Ben Niece, two of Cairo's respected and
honored young men hal lei, the former
for Terre Haute, Indiana. and the latter
for Champlain. Illinois. where they will
enter the bands Of holy matriInony by
getting married. That trip 10 New Or
leans on the Thompson Dean did the
business for the youngsters. We fer
vently eNclaim, with an astounding de-
gree of fervency. ''lfcre's to your health !.
your families good health; and may you
all four live long and prosper"
gW"X Rag stock envelopes at the Bril-
LrTtN office. So g. per VI.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice in Bankruptcy.

United States Of America,
southern District oflllinOis.
N\'IiEREAs, on the ed day OF May, \. -.
w 1875, the "tndcrwriters Wreckiug tom
pany' filed libel in the District Court OF the
United states for ths Southern District OF llli-
nuis, against the Fuel barge of the steamer
keystone" pray ing that the same may be con-
delnncd for reasons and causes in said libel men
toned. Aud whereas, by virtue of process in
due fDrm of law, to m. directed, ieilrnahle on
the first Monday in JuyneNt, have seized upon
and taken the said Fuel barge III steamer Key
stone and have the same in my custody.
Notice Is hereby given, that District court OF
the United states will he held ut the United
state, , our Room in the city Of springfield, on
the iir,t Monday ia July next for the trial OF the
said premises, and III, owner or owners, and all
persons who have or claim ANY interest therein,
are hereby cited 10 bc and appear at the time and
place aforesaid, 10 show cause, itany they have
why decree should not he rendered in accor,''
| aucc with the prayer OF said libel,
springfield, Ills, June l., $50
EDW ARD L. ROE, I Marshal
II
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FOR SAL.E,

\ new two-horsc Gamble wagon
For any OF the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN office. +. A. BURNETT.
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Notice OF Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commerc al. 10
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shor Is
arge and comm odiou,, and those Wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
Able hair cutting, smooth shaycs, ETC.. will
so well to call at the Grand Central Barber
,hop. ,l-3-l3.tf
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the cf.
tec,s Of error, and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. impeachment. to mar
riagc removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, iIs
y. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pan in.t'-
tuition having high reputation for honor
al lie conduct and professional skill.
81 ID A. Win.
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a Wedding

The Grand Central Hotel was the
scene of wedding Sunday afternoon
about four O'Clock. in which Mr.. $. W.
Hog, of Vienna. Illinois. and Mrs. Nc
Cornack, Il former resident of Mound
City. were the principal actors. The
Rev. Mr.. Wallar performed the marriage
ceremony. The lady has been married
three times.
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PlLsENER ~ Lou. Herber.'..
To be RepeNted.

In difference to request made by u
number Of the congregation who listened
to the sermon Of the Rev. Mr. Gilbert.
rector Of the Church Of the Redeemer, on
THE teachings Of Nature respecting
the Church." delivered one week ago
last Sunday, the minister will repeat the
same. next Sunday. 1t Is said TO have
been q most excellent effort.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Wilcox left yes
terdav afternoon for Chester, Pennsyl-
vania. To attend the examination of the
Chester Military Academy, where their
son William has tor the past year been
at school. The family will then 20 to
to Vermont. where they will remain
during the summer. Mr.. Wilcox will
return 10 Cairo within n few weeks.
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We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 30 day bolrders,
at 81 per month, and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardeIs will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX Co.,
3l-i-2S-lm. Proprietors.
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A full line Of ingram and Brussels Car
pets just received by Goldstine Il ROsen-
water. all Of the latest designs, suited to
parlors, sitting-rooms, dining rooms. &c.
and selling at prices to suit the times
lower than the same quality ofgoods have
ever been sold here. Call, examine and
satisfy yourselves. Now Ia the time, and
at Goldstine 4 Rosenwater'sis the place
To buy. 8-lc-3t,
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Judge Bird did the following bust
ness in hi> court yesterday:
Charles Moody was arrested Oh n
peace warrant. but was discharged.
Mike McCarty, John Stevens and
William johnson were arrested for being
drunk. They were fined one dollar and
costs each McCarty and johnson had
no money and went TO Jail tor three days
each, Stevens paid his fine and took his
departure.
Pat Molony was arrested for the lar
ceny Of a hammock from one AtchisOn,
which was said to be OF the value of two
dollars. The Judge held Patrick to bail
in the sum of one hundred dollars, tn
answer the charge ot .I.. nov, form Of
the circuit court. He went to Jail in de-
fault of bail,
Julia Jones and Mary Valentine were
arrested for engaging in fight. The
Judge fined them five dollars and costs
each. Mary was more fortunate than
her enemy. she being the mother of a
child. which. in this case. proved of much
value to her. as the officers thought it
would be cruel to lock her up and thus
leave the little one to suffer. She was
allowed to 60 free, while Julia was sent
to Jail to remain eight days.
nY.XN Amber and White rap stock
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NJ. ". kuhne desires IL. to say that he il
ready TO Receive orders for Piano aud Or
IAN tuning. and repairing musical instr,i-
meats. Order, may be lett ut the corner Of
Thirteenth aud Walnut streets. or 4. ..
BOX e9s. and will receive prompt attention.
s3-2- lg.3m
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Pahucah.
lllcwild, Evansville.
Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
City of Nicksburg, st. Louis.
- Arlington, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower. Memphis.
c9s"s. Aos&..... Now o,J.ans.
- City of Helena. Nicksburg.
Tow-boat Gen. Anderson, ST. Louis.
- Chas. Brown, II. Louis.
Z" Rover. Ohio river.
" Falls Pilot, South.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- ldlewild, Evansville.
g Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
" City OF Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
d" Arlington. Memphis.
" Chas. Morgan, Cincinnati.
g City of Helena, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Gen. Anderson, Tenn. river.
- Lhas. Brown, st. Louis.
Rover, st. Louis.
Falls Pilot, Ohio river.
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Administrators Notice.

LN-1ATE of Thomas r. sullivan, deceased,
i y The undersigned having been appointed
administrator OF the estate of Thomas r.. Sulli
van, late Of the county Of Alexander and state O.
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
VIII appear hefcre the county court Of Alexan-
her county, at the court house in Cairo, at the
July term, on the second Monday In July next
al which time all persons having claims against
-ail estate are notified and requested TO attend
Tor the purpose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned
Dated this 2l-t day of May, A. ID ISIS
NJ. j McGAULEY, Administrator.
45l-J-22-dlt-Gw.
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LOOK HERE.
Base Balls Of Every Description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
4
New Vegetable stand,

Frank Guncher will this morning open a
new vegetable stand on Eighth street back
OF Chris. Hanny's store, where fresh vege
tables ana fish will be sold to customers a,
lower prices than any other place in Cairo.
His vegetables are r,ised Ia his own gar.
den. he catches his own fish, and can there
fore guarantee them fresh and he can az
ford to urdersell all competitors. Give him
a call G.S-Gt
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THE MARKET.

eV'Our friend, should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots ii is nee
essary to charge an advance over Theses
tigurcs. Ttsa
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The new house in course OF con.truc-
ton by Caroline Swobada. on Twentieth
street, between Washington and Com
mercial avenues, is fast approaching COM
pletion. IL /. neat two story frame
dwelling, and will no doubt fully pay
the lady for her outlay in its building.