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loaGm. Round Soda Fountains.

lie was very small specimen of the
human speces-named Lafayette Hig.
gnsis; his hair was short, and he
wore calico coat, with stained elephant
and hieroglyphics, and one button on
the back and wore a standing dog-eared
collar, and q spcckled shirt.
When we saw Lafayette Higginsis, The was
seated Oh counter in Saup's, near the
eight hundred dollar silver soda water
fountain. talking to the proprietor, and
smoking cigar.
'.IIow much did 1t cost YER"
Eight hundred"
mo shananlgan bout it,"
None"
"Squirt like an engne,'
"Oh, yes
"Silver spiggOts.''
"All."
"Bully; amt IT."
"Very fine. indeed
"Mum's goin' to git one---cight hum
hredcr--a smashcr; all gilt and Tennessee
marble. Coin to put 1t in the front
yard, and build a shed over it. and var
nish and ircscoc the shed and I'm go-
IN to sleep whit; and have a bully time.
and give the soda water away--iust ia
have FUN
Suddenly he slid of the counter AMI
disappeared behind the fountain rs rail-
ancient, specialized, old lady, arraycd In
q choice funeral rig came upon the
scene.
elias my Lafayette bin here'''
The proprietor OF the fountain looked
guilty, but said no, while l.atayettns odd
little head embellished the top OF the
fountain, aud the whites ofhis eyes rolled
In apparent fright.
HES goin' to ruin. Always talks OF
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From a letter received from MIR. Fred
kochlcr, who lately started with party
from 81. Louis for the Black Hills. We
learn that the party, on its arrival at DEN
yer, heard such discouraginG reports
from the Hills that they concluded TO
postpone their trip. Fred writes that he
is satisfied that there il plenty of gold,
but that lac doe. not care to come in con-
llict with the government. We expect
that. like all good Cairoites. Fred will
soon return 10 his home in this city.
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4 Terrible Accident.

a carpenter by the name of John
OVERLY fell from the scatfolding on the
Turner'S Hall, q distance of about 20
et.yestcrtlay morning, and shattered his
left ankle terribly. The sufferer was
taken to his home on Finh street, and
Drs. Dunnng and Parker called In. who.
after examining the injury, pronounced
II very serious in fact so serious that
ampuration may be necessary. The suf-
ierer is hard working mechanic and
quite poor. and the loss By the accident
will fall very heavily on himselfand fam
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several other officials Of the Evansville
Packet Company.
The following special river reports,
during The past ~ hours. were received
yesterday:
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, -. G.. Aug. Z.
10 observer at Cairo: -
The Ohio river has risen II inches ut
Cincinnati. % inches al Louisville. .
inches ut Evansville. and > inches at Pa
ducah. II has fallen q feet nj Marietta,
ana feet at Pittsburg. 1t is now aboyo
danger line from Cincinnati to Evans
viiic and J feet 10 inches below the dam
ger line st Paducah. where il will
continue to rise. The river has
reached it, maximum height Mt Cinciu.
natl, aud will fall slowly during Saturday.
The Mississippi has risen slowly at sta.
tions from Cairo to vicksburg, and is ;
feet above danger line Mt Cairo. AMI II
inches above at Helena. II i | foot :
inches below danger line ut Wick .burp.
anu inches below at Memphis. The
river will continue to rise slowly during
saturday and Sunday AT stations named,
but fall at st. Louis The rivers of
PENNSYLVANIA have fallen rapidly: the
Cumberland has risen n inches at NASH
vile; the Missouri has changed hut
slightly.
Tho Red river has risen 1 inches n,
Shreveport: light rains have prevailed in
lower Mississippi and lower OHIO Va,
leys. and heavy rains will probably pre-
vail in the Ohio Valley Tonight.
tSgned,) II. W. Hor"Art.
VAN DEPARTMENT, kIvEp xEPoHT,
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Centre street. one Of the principal
thoroughfarcs in the Fourth ward, Is
now, and has been for long time, utter
ly impossible. The attention Of the
authorities has been called to it often,
but nothing has ever been done toward
repairing 1t, in consequence of which
VIC understand that citizen, who re-
sides on the street, and owns valuable
property thereon. proposes, il something
Is not done soon by the authorities, to
have them indicted by the grand Jury
for permitting q nuisance. or il not that
to sue the 4iiy tor damages.
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Police Court.
BEFORE ESQ. BROSs.

BBToFf INi' bN''Ns
--Georgiana Brooks, arrested by La
Hue. for using abusive and offensive Ian
guagc, wa. fined by His Honor s. and
costs, In default of the payment of
which she wa. sent to Jail for j days.
Maria Perkins, arrested by Gladney,
for violent and offensive conduct, was
iinded 81 and costs. and having paid q
portion OF the fine and given security
for the balance, was allowed to depart.
BEFORE ESQ. BIRD.
The only offender before Esq. Bird
was Patrick Connor. who was arrested
by whitcamp and Schustcr for being
drunk. His Honor assessed fine of 50
and costs, but Pat. being unable to liqui-
date. was sent to the jug, where he will
rumlnate over the bad effects OF the .'cra.
tur' for three day.
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The Touring mills of Messrs. Halliday
Bros. which Tor n space Of two weeks
"shut down for want of wheat, re-
sumed active work on Friday, and arc now
running on full time, and turning out
about 200 barrels Of flour daily. Mr.. Adj
ans, the superintendent, informs u that
the wheat which they are now receiving
from the south is in much better condi-
ton than was anticipated.
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Louis Herbert has P1L<INEbs.


Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
" ~ iiud II to their advantage 10 call upon
Mrs. Coleman, I.aunlre.s, No ~ Fourth
street, be,weQa Washington and CONNER
c!al avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, - cent.per dozen. 10, piece work
prices are ~ follows: single shirt and col.
Or, i0c; per dozen SOC; socks &c; two col
ars, be; two hsndkerchieis, sc; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear. SOC. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 20 soc;
skirts II to zoe; drawers 10 10 lJc; two
pair hose Sc; two collar, 20 Ice. For Ia.
Ties plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la.
dies fine clothes, Fl - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered, Pa
ironage solicited.
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4 Lucky EscaIpe.

On Friday evening. about g o'clock, a
little darkey boy, whose name we could
not learn, was run over by a buggy while
on Tenth street. but, singular 10 relate,
hey on1 few bruises, IL was not injured in
the least, although he was considerably
scared and "shook up" The occupants
of che buggy did not stop to ascertain
the injury done. but "lit out at a lively
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Notice of Removal.

The well.krown barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop Is
nrge and commodious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
aNle hair cutting, smooth shayes, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
.hop. ,I-3-l3-tf.
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would inform my many friends, that |
am still 10 the suction,business, and ready
10 attend TO all sales that may offer. Ny
long experience in this business needs no
comment-iIis 40 experiment Oh my part.
and parties entrusting goods 10 my care
need not be afraid, as ! am no ".qub" or
novice in the business.
Special attention given to real estate and
outdoor sales. rs have never missed max.
ing sale. ID. HARTMAN, Anctioneer.
Corner Sixth street aud Commercial Av.
SLIT
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Religious Services =.

There will be regular service. held in
the Methodist church at the usual hours,
the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Wallar, officiating.
The Rev. Mr. George, Of st. Louis.
will occupy the pulpit at the Prcsbytc-
rian church to-day. Services at the Us
ual hours. Sunday school, 3p. III.
The Rev. Mr.. Pettis, of Paducah,
kentucky, will oiiiciate at the Church Of
the Redecmcr to-day. Hours of service,
II a. IN. and sp. m. sunday school at
93O a. IN.
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..-l,.lin


to attempt TO cleanse . stream while the
fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints
OF the liver and kidneys, eruptions OF the
skin, scrofula, headaches, and Sll diseases
arising from impure blood, are at once re-
moved by DIR. Walkers California Vines
gar Filters, the grea. and ntalible purifier
Of the blood, and rcnovator of the system,
II has never been known 10 fail, provided
The patient had not delayed using It until
,he vitality OF his system was too far gone.
7.li-dEwAw.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk, Paducah.
ldlewild, Evansville.
:" Belle OF Memphis, st. Louis.
- City Of Chester, Memphis.
Tow.bOat Wild Duck. Pittsburg.
s. Grand Lake No. 2, y. ..
Arrow, Pittsburg.
- Bee, st. Louis.
" Lioness No. 9, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
q" Idlewild, Evansville.
Z" City OF Chester, st. Louis.
- Belle Of Memphis, Memphis.
Tow-bOat Wild Duck, st. Louis.
" Grand Lake No. 2, st. Louis.
- Arrow, st. Louis.
- Lioness, st. Louis.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
n Ottee.-Dce.

The undersigned has thi. day sold ont
his city Ice busincs. TO Mc.srs. Hu.c.
LOOMS 4 Co.
All bills due him for lee in the city.
from the 1t Of August, will hr collected
by Iluse, LOOMS & Co.
Thanking the public for the ia'ors they
have conferred upon him h" boe, con
tinuancc for the latter firm
The tickets issued b. him viii DE- re-
ceived by Iusc. Loo,ni- ~ Co., Tor ice.
.IonS SrRoAT.
ItCAIRo, III. August I, $50. s-i-lw
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An Excursion.

quite crowd of Evansville people
came down on the I,llewild yesterday al
ternoon, and employed their time while
the boat was here, in promcnading our
streets. There was number Of young
ladics along. who were almost ~ good
looking as our Cairo ladies.
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The Union Benevolent Association.

The Union Benevolent Association wishes
To inform the public that il was organized
September 18th, 1874, and begs pardon for
coming on, at such q late date: but ow'
ing to the hard times We have been de-
layed. We are now happy to announce,
that we have been successful 50 far, and
ready at any time for the acceptance OF
members or petitions for the same Time
Of meeting, FridIy before the second SAL
nrday in each month. Hall on Fifth street.
between Commercial and Washington av'
enues. II. TuGGLE, President,
y. ADAMS, Nice-Presidcnt.
Z. w. BAKER, Secretary.
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RAse Hall Match.

The up-town base bali club will play \
match game of ball ON Sunday afternoon,
on Thirty-fourth street, with the Paint
ers' nine from Chicago, now stopping at
tho Railroad House. NJ. CALLINAN,
S-7.2t :. T.. POWELL.
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Obstacles 10 Marrjaue.

Happy rslieffor Young men from the ct
tcc,s Of error, and abuses In early lie.
Manhood restored. Impediments to mar
riagu removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ~
N. Ninth street. Philadelphis, Pa.--an insti.
tuition having high reputation for honor.
Al le conduct and professional skin.
h-l,.d 4 w-3m.
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The elegant side-wheel steame
80
ARKANSAS BELL

BES HOWARD ......... ..............
WALTER u. PEvSINGroS..... .............
WIN leave Evansville for Cairo ever
DAY and FRIDAY at 1 o'clock n. I
VIII leave Cairo every WEDNEsDAl
CRDNl ut q O'Clock p. m.
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Corner iiolbrook avenue and Twenty
iogth street. Large yard and garden q
iotsl; plenty of fruit and shrLbbery; good
Stable and carriage house. VIII sell on
very easy terms. The house contain, zen
rooms. J. II. PHILLIPS.
-.1l-lut
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To Ice Consumer.

The undersigned being convinced that
the present low price Of ice entails loss
upon the dealers. hereby agree thar on
and after Sunday, August list, the price
of ice shall be ns follows: For 80 pounds
and upwards al - per 100; less than
30 pounds at any one time, at the rate of
81 per 100 pounds.
II, Sc. Looms n Co.,
7.30-tt joins SPRoAT.
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Dissolution.
The partnership heretofore existing be.
twcenthe undersigned under the drm name
Of AFTER h Stewart, l. this day dissolved by
mutual consent-Mr. AFTER retiring.
The business will he continued at the old
stand, on Commercial avenue. by James
w. Stewart and Webster NJ. White, under
the name OF Stewart Il White. who will
collect all bills due the old firm, and pay
all Of Its indebtncss.
q. ID. AFTER,
JAS. W. STEWART.
CAIRO. Lila, August 1, 1879. s.5-Gt
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A gamc OF base ball played at Mound
City yesterday afternoon, between the
"laitlers" Of Mound City, and the
tory for the latter. the score standing :
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The commission house Of ". Living
sumed by fire at 1'aducah, yesterday
morning. Loss partly covered by iu.ur.
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The nnrivalled slde-wheel stea,
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Three large aud very desirable family
rooms, fronting on the Ohio, at the IT.
Charles Hotel, can be had. with board. at
very reasonable rates during the summer
months. Abundance pure air aud per-
,est ventilation. l-lo-ii.
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The lower story oil the house occupied
by William Winter, the artist, on sixth
street. Enquire OF VIM. Winter or DR..
Parker. Nko. JULIA DAVIS
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Cloth SHOES.

We will close out . lot Of Gentlemen
Cloth shoes, at very low figures.
q HAWTHORN A Co.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

A. l Am harrassed to death from state
ments from New York, / am compelled to
sell my entire stock Of Clothing At an i'm.
mense sacrifice. IKE Waller,
.-16-u. corner SIKH anu ONO AeNee'
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40 90 Louis Hcrbert's for P1u.SE'
Great Reduction.

First-class room and board at the Ar
lington House, AT 25S per month.
THos. B. ELLIS. Proprietor.
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To the Trade.
80 barrels a sugar.
~ barrels Brown Sugar.
40 barrels De Castro and ODouuar Extra
G sugar.
80 bags Coffee.
INDKY GOODS.
200 pieces Of Muslin, price q! TO Zoe.
The above goods will he sold az the
lowest possible price.
Also, 10 hogsheads OF Bacon and Shout
iers just in, and 10 tubs OF Extra Choice
Northern Butter, for retail trade,
s-6.St CO. PATIER Il 20.
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Picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbers,
rocco; cost Sit for sale at SO.
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To Rent.

4 eat,aSe. Nh. ~ Tenth street, between
Washipcton and Walnut. Apply TO Chas
Lane. e...t'
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ifyou wish good cigar go to Cowpcr-
thwaii Il Phillips, l2G Commercial avenue.
.."y-aw
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ssTXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office. printed,
50 30 and - 90 per NJ.
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:...4c
PAT. CLEBURNE.

JOHN IfUFF,.. ..,,...........T
MAT. WiLLiANs..."........ .................... =,
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every W..
DAY and SATURDAY ut -. m. "
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and ST.
ut 6p. IN.
Each boat makes close connections
with iirst-class steamers for st. Louis
phis and New Orleans. and ut Evansyi
the T.. \ c. Il. X. for all points North an
and with the Louisville Mail steamer.
points on the Upper ohio, giving thru
ceipts on freights and passengers to III
tributary
tr surthsyjnforgaa!iAa ensiSste"u(lr,
HALLIDAY BROS
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, T.,
Orp u. J. GRAMMEI
superintendent and General Freight Az
I-3-20-ly. Evansville In.
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No Mistake About IL.

J lr<xr y Rag tockenvelopc- at the BrL-
irTIS Office, - % per VI.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river last evening was Al feet
and 4-5 inches on the gauge. having risen
l and l-5 inches during the preced-
ing "a hours. The present rise is out OF
the Ohio, and in all probability will not
amount to anything, a. the Missis-
sippi is falling from this port toSt. Louis.
Very heavy drift fioated out of the Ohio
yesterday. thickly interspersed with
green corn. Grain aud straw in small
quantities passed out Vi the Mississippi
all day. The Signal Office report gives
the condition OF the rivers elsewhere.
The weather continues clear and
firm.
--Rusiness dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Capt. r. W. Dugan Is getting better.
The fine steamer Robt. Mitchell Is to
he sold ut auction at Cincinnati on the
10Th inst.
Captains Hicks and Grissom, of the
Mary Bell. were In the city yesterday.
The cabin Of the Bell will be in place
In about a week.
Memphis people grew wild over a
report that the river had risen ten feet at
Paducah one day this week, but cooled
oil when it was found 10 he mistake Of
little over 0 feet.
The water works at the 81. Charles
Hotel got lost yesterday and Capt. VII
cox employed the Eckert's diver to fish
for II. lie drew quite a respectable an.
dience while ut work.
The Jim Fisk and Idlewlld brought
out rather slim trips yesterday, hut the
Idlcwild had AL excellent trip Of people.
including Captain Jack Grammar and
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cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
s-l3-n. Apply Ia DR.. SMITH.
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III the IOel Olllcc NJ AFRO, ILLINOIS, Satllr.
day. August 7. 1875.
LADIES LIST.
Carroll. NJ. f., Coleman, Harriet.
Dennis, Annie. Lowell, Laura \.
Munroe, Amelia. Purdy, Hessie.
Randolph, NJ, Richmond, Lottie,
Read, Julia. spencer, Alice.
Taylor, Alice, Thomson, Mary.
Wheeler, Malcna, Wiley. Emaline.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Allen Barney, Atkins F.,
Delaney W. b.. Davidson II. r..
Ethel W. j., Hardness Geo. W..
Haines Ed, Haws John,
Harris NJ. r.. Jones Dan'l.,
jackson c., King Jake,
Marshall Simon, Mizell Jake,
Moakley John. Martin j.,
McCorkin, j. r., Mathews Thos.,
MesenkOpW. II. Oyerton r.
Parker b. W.. Powers Nicholas.
Ray VIM. smith X. H.,
Sullivan 4. Talbert Geo.
Towlson JAS, Taylor W. u.
Nankerk ThOs. Wallace j. b.,
Wood Osceola, Wade Stephen.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say Advertised"
GEo. W. MCkEAIG, =. NJ.
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Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois, Satrlr-
day. August 7. 1875.
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EkyNN Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. SO 90 per NJ.
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PGI.sL at B.Ouis Igerbert's.
LOOK HERE

LOOK HERE
base Balls Of Every Description
Al
PHIL II. SACp'S.
Att,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

buNtS.
Boys and Mems Hats at hslf the usual
price. 81 .. HAWTHORN Il COS.
-----=------
Just Received.
A full line Of importc /, hey West and
domestic cigars.
COwPERTHwAIrX PHILLIPS.
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lust Received.
Dissolution Notice

Del;~sOu~-PGLSENE I.Owis Hcr
IScrI's
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rerssIs, Svsrs1
A silver plated No. q VII n =
ing Machine, hard (piano) = DtBSsNo
ss'. WIN be soldat s2o dIss ,vxR. 4ruu
terms. and ordered direct FRI q /"
FOR sALF,s :" 7"
A No.e Wilson shuttle Seq more -
valued al s15. win he soldtll be agreed
and ordered direct frc IN ,baf line 1rss ~
'isertion.
FOR sALEavsetlssn1sro
A s0O Remington sewisl.had -, &,
on for cash. suitable for tss ~
shoe manufacturer. u.u
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AhOes.
Persons wanting first.class Shoes for
small price, should call on
o. HAWTHORN a. Co.
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TOR SALE. V
At q bargain. aud on good fchr Stor!'
Sewing Machine. May be se. III Provit|
pany,s ONCE corner Ninth 'rcaders I'll
"e'''" he left stot
FOR SALE. af
,on r"'".''ane Americs ,lic school
nr,co en- ~ W" s,urchcs al
= courts, 18
FOR SALE. 1000 LAW
p.r, "., n. mn, "o,o,'sh, War pericdicd
troi,. liz, rrice, saoo' WIN III mp u
500. rnnecticut
ron .,,r solemn Al
Anew ,wo.bor.c n.mh,. - iod send
For any Of the above articles
the BULLETIN Office. +. A near ID
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Dissolution Notice.
The partnership between l.. u. Thoms
and II. \. ThomS i, this day dissolved,
II. \. Thoms retiring and l.. -. Thoms
l.. ID. THOMs,
ii. \. THoMs.
CAIRO. August 2. 1915. S-j-jt
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Bargains.
Now Is your time to secure ba'
SGT -. HAYTnoRN
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CAIRO MARKET. WHOLESALE,

Corrected Daily by b.. NJ stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary OF the Cairo ioari o.,
Trade.
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S"caI Weather Report.


THOMAS JONES. sergt. :. s., u. :. a.
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CAIRO. August 2. 1915.
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Wan DErANINENr, KIvEr WEpoHT,
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