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omitted "a" In the second syllable. Mr..
Fisher retired before .'corneous" AZ did
several others, and the honor Of spelling
the word correctly was awarded to Miss
Lula Pace. Miss Mamie Mckee. also one
Of the predicted winners of the prize,
omitted an ''l'' in "rsillery" and retired.
Mr.. Comings put an sc" at the end of
the second syllable of "enticer," and was
sent to his seat amid the applause Of the
audience. The last moments of Miss "
zie Steel drew nigh, aud she expired
while attempting to spell the word
apologize" Lulu Pace thought that
"codical' was not supplied with enough
letters, and added final Sc" which was
the cause of her death. "Besieging" was
too much for Mrs. Stilwell, as was "men-
aclng" for Miss Mollie Mckee. City
Clerk Hawkins, who up to this time had
withstood the slings and arrows OF the
teacher, who had cast at him number
of the most difficult words pronounced
during the evening, went to his seat
after violent battle with "rancorous ="
Miss Hattie Wheeler went down because
OF her inability to correctly spell "resus-
citatc." Mr.. Leighton. commission
merchant Of this city, got 1t into his
brain that "emptiness" was too full of
letters, and went down Tor emitting the
"p.' Mr.. Sulwell was the next to re-
ceiye his death blow from 'cqunoctial,"
n did Mrs. SloO from gene
slogy." Miss Houston. who had also
stood the battle like heroine of old, was
now compelled to succumb to the "bois-
ferrous" and Miss Ella Steele retired in
consequence Of her failure 10 supply the
proper letters in "sycophant.' The con-
test now rested between Major Morrill,
and Miss Temple, a lady visiting the resi-
dcncc OF Mr.. Robbins, and many specu-
lations, as TO who would conquer, were
made. Major Morrill's ability as busi-
ness man was well-known, and his knowl-
edge Of the proper way to
spell the words pronounced for him
up to this time had created in the minds
of the spectators great confidence in hi,
ability to carry Off the horns. but the
same feeling in regard TO Miss Temples
proves had also been created, and the
excitement ran high throughout the en-
tire house. 1t was the majors turn to
make trial for the prize, and
the word ''lcoricc" was pro-
nouncc1 for him, which he
spelled with 20" in the
second syllable, instead Of &C."
The word was propounded to
Miss Temple, who spelled it with &C
which was according to the spelling book
from which the words had all been
taken. A dispute here arose, portion
Of the audience declaring that both ways
were correct, which was found to be true,
by the word being referred to the UNI
pircs. Mr.. :. Z. Wheeler and Miss Rogers.
and the major was informed that he was
at liberty to have another trial, but he
CALAMITY declined, saying that owing to
the lateness of the hour, he would re-
sign further claims, and Miss Temple WAS
declared the winner amid the uproarious
applause OF all.
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Atheneum, Mon DAY Night.

The following are the rules by which
the persons participating in the "Lady's
Club and Library Associations" spell.
ing match. to take place at the Athe-
nenm, Monday evening, will be gov
erned:
All words Of same sound and different
Specification shall be defined; and at the
demand Of the speller any given word
shall be explained by definition or clear
illustration.
Under these rules speller shall have
the right TO protest against word pro-
nounced for him to spell, and the case
shall be Immediately decided by the um,
pire. whose decision shall be final.
Only one trial shall be allowed one
given word 10 the same person.
IL word is spelled according TO the
authority Of the latest edition of Web
stcr's Unabridged dictionary or worces-
tcr's large quarto, it shall be deemed
correct
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0ueenswSre.

ihave just received the largest assort-
ment OF Queensware and Glassware, OF the
best quality, which, having bought for cash
direct from the Impc rters and Manufactu-
rers, | am enabled to sell at prices which
defy competition, viz;
White Granite Breakfast Plates 6Oc per set.
White Granite Cups and Saul
GERS. without handles, coo per set.
white Granite Cups and sau-
cers, with handles, Zoe per set.
Large Glass Goblets, 6Oc per set.
Large Glass Table Tumlers, 30c per set
Invite everybody to call and examine my
stock Of Queen and Glassware and CON-
pare prices.
Ihave also just received large invoice OF
Table and Pocket cutlery, Silver Plated and
brittania Table and Tea Spoons and Soup
ladies. DAN HARTMAN,
"-r'0' Cor sixth h Com. Az,
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Correction.

In the police reports ofyesterday morn
ing's issue Of the BULLETIN, We stated
that Mr.. Benjamin Lynch, who was ar
rested and taken before Judge
Bross tor some offense. had
been sent 10 the city Jail for
term OF days, not being able to pay his
fine. Yesterday morning. while strolling
leasurely on the levce, in calm and serene
state Of mind. We were suddenly confron-
ted by that self same Benjamin. who inn
pressed upon our mind, in the ablest
manner, the utter falseness OF our ASSET
ton. He emphaticslly gave us 10 under
stand that he had paid the fine assessed
upon him by His Honor. and demanded
that we rectifiy the mistake in our next
issue, which We faithfully promiscd to do.
We got our information in regard to the
case from Judge Bross' police docket, but
it seems we must have been laboring un-
der delusion. Orwell we made the
mistake, and humbly acknowledge ii,
though we assure Mr.. Lynch il was not
done with a view to injurc him in any
way.
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L0NERaAN AHEAD.
He IL the First Pay Passenger Over the
Cairo d ~. Louis Railroad.
And the First Cairo Flour Merchant to Re-
eeive shipment Over It.

Mr. VIM. Lonersan, commission mer-
chant, II OHIO Levee, has always been a
staunch friend OF the Cairo & st. Louis
railroad. He commenced to fight for the
company when it was first organized, and
while he was member of the city coun-
Gil. After he left the council all his in
fiuence, and his vote when required, were
used to further the project. lie was always
sure Of its completion, and counted
the days. After the last rail had been
laid, he had a little celebration OF his own
over the event, and at once visited the
towns along the road north of Murphys-
boro to look up business. On the return
trip, being in st. LOUIS, oath of March, he
determined that he would be the first pay
passenger over the whole length of the
road, and ut the risk of his neck made
the trip.
He also determined TO have over the
road the first shipment into Cairo,
and yesterday received a car
load Of -four, Qthe first into
Cairo on the Narrow Gauge
road) from the firm of Lonhardt
& Fischer, millers at Red Bed, Randolph
county. The brands were Extra
Fancy" Hard to Beat" and pearl of
Randolph" The Fancy is, claimed to be
equal to any brand in theStatc, and the
other two equal to inosk
We have marked through run for
Lonergan. lie has made rsmpse, as
they say at pin pooE
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knights H0ciable.

The sociable of the Knights Templar,
last evening, is said to have been very
pleasant affair. The guests were rather
scarce in the early part Of the evening,
owing to the fact that nearly every per.
son in the city, who could possibly at
tend the High School exhibition, were at
the Atheneum, but after the scholars had
concluded their entertainment, the hall
began to fill up with the youth and
beauty of our city, all OF whom entered
into the amusement dancing with will
The sociable was not broken up until a
late hour, when all went away well
pleased with the evenings pleasures.
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GO aud Nee Her.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
will hndit 70 their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, No ~ Fourth street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial ayen-
ues, and ascertain her terms for doing hotel
and boarding house washes by the week.
Her wholesale prices IRE extremely
Iow--76c. per dozen. For piece work prices
are a. follows; Single .hirt and col
lar, Toe; per dozen See; socks DC; two col
lars, oe; two handkerehiets, sc; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, zoe. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % % Soc;
skirts 10 to zoe; drawer. 10 to loe; two
pair hose sc; two collars 8 10 Zoe. For la
dies plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, si % per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
uonage solicited.
4a-1.Il-ff
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RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.

RIVER, BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
The river continues on its downward
course, and everything looks lovely. The
decline since last report was G inches. The
Mississippi and Missouri continue to rise,
the latter at the rate of foot per day.
At Cincinnati and Louisville the Ohio is
swelling, and Is OH stand at Evansville.
The Cumberland is falling
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business improving.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Slr occasionally Is wet
The Glencoe Went up with big
freight trip.
The Ste. Genevicve had tair trip of
freight-650 tons.
The Pat Cleburnc had big trip and
arrived late Thursday night.
The ii. c. Ieagcr had 700 tons old
iron and several tons sundries for 81.
Louis.
The Mammoth Ajax passed up
early yesterday morning with tow of
coal for 81. Louis.
The JAS Fisk, Bell Memphis, BAN
mock City and Ironsides are among the
boats due to-day.
The Mary Houston passed up yester-
day morning with big trip of people,
but very little freight.
If the readers OF the BULLETIN are
ignorant OF the name Of its river editor,
IL amt Louis Cesar Schuckers' fault.
Thanks to Sol. Silver, and Mat WI
liams, clerk of the Cleburnc, for passin.
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The old stand OH Sixth street, between
Comme rciaI avenue and Ohio Levee, is al
ways ready to do any kind OF work in the
blacksmith line, making and repairing wag-
ons, Buggies and Drays. Especial attention
given to horse-shoeing, rs make my own
shoes; can make them heavy or light,
just As you desire, for you all know that the
home msde shoes are the best. Call round.
and am sure to give you satisfaction.
T3-3-l4-lm. t'RED. HoFHEISz.
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DR.. Brigham informs Us that the Ne
port that has been for the past few days
going the rounds Of tho city, to the Of
feet that the sociable given by the Lib
cral Religious Association, one week ago
last Wednesday, was the last demonstra-
ton Of the kind to be gwen by that or
ganization, is a mistake, and authorizes
us to state that the hall will again be
thrown open on next Wednesday night,
at which time those who may feel dis.
posed to attend can do SO. AS usual, the
string band under the leadership of Mr..
Eisenburg will be on hand, and a pleas
ant time il assured 10 all.
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to Evansville a couple Of stran,s,
"prints."
Capt. vickers say. the Howard w,s
still at the elevator Thursday night a,
st. Louis. She will undoubtedly be- /,
port to-day.
The Cons. Millar had light freight.
but plenty of people. She added eight
barrels oil aud few packages sundrles tor
Cincinnati.
violent tornado at Memphis Wed.
nesday, wrecked the chimney and upper
works Of the ierryboat John Overton to
the extent of 81 900.
The elegant passenger steamer Arkar.
sas Belle, Ben Howard master and Walt.
Pennington, clerk, leaves this evening st
9 p. IN. for Evansville and way landings.
The towboat Leopard, that passed
here day or two ago, broke her doctor
at Salna Island few miles below Shaw.
neetown Wednesday and will bring IL to
this port for repairs.
Davis of the S,o, knew that the river
report from this point had been discon-
tinued by the U. ). Signal Office ut Wash
ington, twenty-eight days before Cons.
Millar, twenty-nine before VIII Hays
and thirty before the BULLETIN, aud
never said word about il until he saw
the item in OF report Wednesday.
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Sherif's Sale.

ID directed By the Clerk OF the Circuit coCrt
of Alexander county, in the State OF Illinois, Is
fsvor of the Southwestern Insurance. Company
against Nm j. Allen and IL. Watson Webb. 4
have levied upon the following described prop
rriy. In the city OF Cairo, county OF Alexander
and state OF Illinois, to-wit Lot numbered siY
lOJ, In block numbered twenty nine (3v) - ths
property OF tho said ID Watson Webb, which I
shah OFFER At public sale at the southwest door
Of the Court House. In the city of Cairo. In the
aisr day % April, A ID, 1915. al the hour 81
eleven o'clock . m for cab, 20 ssi!sfy ssd
executions ALEX n. IRWIN,
sheriff ~ Alexander Coasty, Ills
Cairo, HE. April. lrt El.vS
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wbcuc. Tn,, Cr.,. Commo,,ou

the country through, ainong the Alcoholic
Bitter mongers: They stand ,ghsst at an
iDnoyat on on their privilege of making
drunkards OF the sick. A competitor has
come into the field with which they cannot
contend. DR. J. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs, the Undecided essence
Of the most efiicacious vegetable tones aud
Alternatives In the world, is driving all the
still-born nostrums OF King Alcohol to the
wall. There Is no disease, internal or ex-
ternal, In which 1t Is not benefclslly admin
i.tered. 3-lT-d 4 w-4w.
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Gke Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
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SATURDAY, ArRH. 3, 1875.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For City Clerk.
Epnos BrLLxrIS Please announce me ~ =
candidate for reelection 10 the Office of CITY
Clerk. ut the ensuing charter election.
WILL X. HAWKINS.
EpItoh BuLLEriS PLEASE announce fue a.
candidate Tor the Office OF City Clerk, ut the en-.
WM. FRENCH AxLEY.
For Treasurer.
by the request OF many citizen, I announce
myseli as q candidate for the ofjlce OF Treasurer
JAMES KiSsLEY
Ma. EDirop Please announce me ~ n candl-
date for re election the Office of City Treasurer,
IF BLAKE.
We are authorized to announce JAMES W.
WAkI ~ n candidate for the office of City
Treasurer, nj the ensuing charter election.
For City Attorney.
Enron BULLETIN :-plesse announce me ~ .
candidate for the ONCE Of city Attorney, Ut the
ensuing municipal election, aud oblige,
HARMON " BLACK
For Alderman.
We are authorized to announce JOHN &
WHITE a. = candidate Tor Alderman VI the
Fourth Ward
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Notice OF Removal,

Tie well-known barber shop, corner
Eighth aud C numerical, presided Over ty
the popular artl.i, George steinhou,e, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
the Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
large and comm odious, and those wishing
for snything artistic IN the way Of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth sha'es, et'., will
do well 10 call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. II 3-l3-if
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spring Millinery Goods

The Misses Mccarthy wish to call the al
tention Of the ladies OF Cairo and vicinity
TO their large stock Of spring millinery
goods, Just brought to this market from
Philadelphia. The stock comprises all the
latest styles of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ribbons and Trimmings of all kinds, large
variety of ladies' underwesr, hosiery, belts,
buckles, collars, cuffs, etc., etc. These
goods are offered at the lowest prices. The
Misses Mccarthy VIII be found at Mrs.
Swaudcr's old stand on Commercial avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets. 23-lw
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The above saloon, corner OF Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Is fixed up in
good style-airy and comfortable. Every
sunday morning you will find spread No.
! Lunch and a glass OF Milwaukee lager
beer, which can't be beat, and there is not
any change. Behind the Bar you will nud
the best kind OF Liquors and Cigars, and
my desire is to give every one of my custo-
mers who patronizc me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. HoFHKINz.
Ta-a-l4-1m
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Sheriff. Sale.

10y virtue Of an execution 10 me directed by
ander county. In the State of Illinois. in favor OF
the Southwestern Insurance Company for the
use Of John z. Hartman, Receiver, and against
within Allen and III Watson Webb, have
in the city OF Cairo, county of Alexander and
State OF Illinois, to-wit: Lot numbered five ~.
in block numbered thirty-two (i2), as the prop
oner 1T public sale, ~ the southwest door of the
Court House, In the city OF Cairo, in the county
OF Alexander and State Of Illinois, on the 3ist
O'Clock n. M, for cash, 10 satisfy said execu-
ton, ALEX II. IRVINE
sheriff OF Alexander county, Ills.
Cairo, Ills, April l, 1878 &l-wI
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Election Notice,
CRY CLERKS OYyicr, /,
CAiAo, Ills March 18th, ls-1

'iIh tLhkh 4 Ofr1Cr, ,
CAIRO, lLLs March 18th, 1873 I
NOTICE is hereby given, TINT on Tuesday the
~ alth day OF April, A. ID ISL, "a general elec.
ton will be held in the City OF Cairo, Alexander
County, state Of Illinois, for the election of the
following named city others, to-wit: A mayor,
u city clerk, a city treasurer, city attorney. q
city assessor, and one alderman from each ward
for the term OF two years. For the purposes OF
said election polls will he opened at the follow
in. named places, to-wii: In the First Ward NJ
the brick business house lately occupied by +.
+. Davis on the Southerly side of sixth street,
between Commercial and Washington avenues,
in the second Ward at the engine house of the
Rough and Ready Fire company; inShe Third
Ward nj the engine house of the HiberniAn Eirs
In the Fourth Ward at the Court
House; and in the Finn Ward at the house OF
NJ s. sullivan, on the Northwest corner OF
Twenty-hfth street and Commercial avenue.
Said election will be opened at eight O'Clock Ia
the morning, and continue open until seven
O'Clock in tn. afternoon OF that day.
By order OF the City Council.
WILL h. HAWKINS, City Clerk.
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Special Assessment Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
i Circuit and County Courts OF Alexander
County, have rendered Judgment for q special
lowing improvement, viz: Graveiing Ohio
Levee street from Fourth 10 Fourteenth streets.
as will more fully appear from the certified copy
of the judgments on lle In the ofice of the Clerk
OF the city OF Cairo that warrant for the col
lection OF such assessments 10 in the hands of the
undersigned. All persons interested are hereby
notified 10 call and pay the amounts assess ed, a.
the collsctor's ONCE, No. ls.Commercial avenue,
within thirty days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1879
b, y. BLAKE,
1i-s-llH
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pii.y.si1 Spoilers Participate in the Match
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Notice Of RemoInl.

schich, & Ulrich have removed their
chemical dyeing aud cleaning estab-
iishmept from the corner Of Ei4h,h snd
Commercial 10 Washington Avenue,
between Ninth aud Tenth streets. Tomeet
the wants Of their many customers. they
bsve ordered and have jn.t received from
Eirope = large lot OF the hsest dye s,ufs,
and are now ready to attend TO any orders
In their line 3J-3 9-im
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"A Trip.to salt Lake City."

In their effort to comply with the re-
quest of the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, the board
of school directors, under whose leader
ship a course Of lectures is now being
delivered at the high school, have post
poned the address Of the reverend gentle
man from next Tuesday night, until one
week from that time. Mr.. Gilbert, In his
younger days, took trip to the Pacific
coast, crossing the plains, after leaving
the States, on horseback, and encounter
cd interesting aud amusing scenes and
Incidents on his Journey of which he
will speak in his coming address. The
subject chosen by him Is, "A Trip to
salt Lake City"
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Morris Lecture.

As previously announced, Mr.. W. H..
Morris will deliver lecture at Liberal
Religious hall under the auspices of the
Liberal Religious Association, tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Morris is an old-time ia
vorite of the people of this city, and has
won for himself quite reputation among
them as an orator, and therefore will be
greeted on the occasion of his address
with large and intelligent audience.
His subject will DO federalism W. Blgo.
try" aud We expectto hear him handle
It In mastery manner.
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District Election Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday,
~ the thiid day Of April, 1878, an election
street. in School District No. one, township
seventeen, range one, CO unity OF Alexander and
state OF Illinois, for the purpose Of electing two
members ofthe bosrd of education for the term
Of three years for said district The polls will be-
open NJ nine o clock, a. M, aHd cdssed ct four
o'clock, y. m , OF the same day.
Dated this 25d day OF March, 1875.
by order Of BOARD or EDUCATION
1s--3-s -dlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe RoLeker Ia now In full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, 10 prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In tirst-
class bakery. lie maintains full stock OF
and can, as well % any
other dealer In the city, till all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mented on short notice. specia lattention
given TO the orders OF wedding or picnic
parties. gl2-tf
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To Re Repeated,

Mr.. ii. ii. Candec informs Us that
the choir of the Church of the Redeemer
will r"peat, on tomorrow evening, the
same music sang on Easter Monday. 1t
Is said by many who attended the
services on that occasion, that the sing
ing was superb. The choir embraces
so ne ofthe finest musical talent in Cairo
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LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish School was opened on Mon.
day, March 1s'. But pupils will he re.
e.iycd at any time, on the conditions
already published. The services Of Pro-
fsssor Friek have been secured for instruc-
lion In the German language. For this sn
extra charge will be made. Pupils wishing
10 study German only, WI come TO the
school nj O'Clock p. m.
CH.nLHs 4. GILBERT, Rector.
2l.3-2-fm
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There will be Lunch spread tonight
at the corner Of Eighteenth and CONNER
cial avenue, on which casiOn there
will be preparations made for Spelling
Match. All those wishing to take part,
and also enjoy good Lunch, will oblige
me with call. Come all, and have n
spell
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Che,p ms the Chcspe,.,

Al the New Harness and Saddle Shop
No. los Commercial Avenue, Told Auction
House, you can buy all you want, from \
Fine Harness down to haRe strap, a,
cheap as at any other point No Use now OF
going to st. Louis or sny other place for
goods in our line. Call and see Us.
1929 Nv. l.. ID. AKIN & Co.
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Something New.

have Just received a complete assort-
ment of Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers,
etc. also Moss and Chenille, and pic
mic and ladies' Travelling Baskets--the
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
ID. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial,
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On Tuesday evening, the Rev. Mr..
Minton, formerly Of Mound City. will de-
liver lecture in the high school build
ing. taking for his subject, Masters"
Mr.. Min,on i a very able young clergy
man, and will not fail, we are sure, TO in
terest and instruct all who may at
tend.