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CITY COUNCIL.
Regalar Meeting Thereof.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
CAIRO, ILL, June =, 1875. 1

CAIRO, ILL.,, June s, 1875.
Present--Iis Honor, Mayor Winter,
and Aldermen Halliday, Lancaster. Nell
lis. Parker, Patier. Rittenhouse, Saup,
Thistlewood, Wright and Yocum-lO.
On motion the reading OF the minutes
OF the previous meeting was dispensed
with.
First in order was the reading of the
ordinance which was laid over from pre-
yiOus meeting.
On motion of Alderman Halliday the
adoption OF the ordinance in sections was
approved.
On motion, sections |, and 3 OF said
ordinance were adopted as read.
Section was amended by an amend
ment introduced by Alderman Halliday,
as follows:
Provided. That the provisions of this
section may be suspended at any time by
u resolution adopted by the city council
for any length OF time.
Alderman Thistlewood offered the fol-
lowing additional amendment to said sec
ton 4, which was approved.
| P'orided, That nothing cont aimed in
this section shall be construed to inter-
fere with the loading or unloading of
cars, at or In front Of any mill, ware
house, or elevator building that has
been erected upon any Of the streets,
avenues, alleys or highways OF the city
previous to the passage OF this ordinance.
by Alderman Saup:
"A violation of section or ., of this
ordinance, shall subject the offender to a
fine OF not less than So nor more. than
$500 for each and every oitense.
On motion of Alderman Lancaster the
entire ordinance, as amended, was then
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-lialliday Lancaster, Nellis,
Parker, Patier, Riltenhouse, Saup, This
tlcwood and Yocum-0.
Nays-Wright-l.
A communication from Hon. j. ii
Oberly relating to the interests Of the
city and hsconnection with the Cairo &
| st. Louis railroad was presented and
read.
Mr.. Oberly being present he was re.
qlssted, upon motion of Alderman This
tlcwoOJ, to address the Council In re.
gard to the matter. Mr.. Oberly then adj
dressed the Council in regard to the orig.
inal contract for building the road, and
its present condition. At the close of his
remarks, the Finance Committee were
instructed to give the matter due consid-
Grafton and report ut an early date.
Report Of 4. Colaings, r. NJ, for the
month OF April was then read, and on
motion of Alderman Saup approved.
The Street Committee reported that
they had examined the bids of the Cairo
| BOX and Basket company to furnish
lumber for sidewalks ut Sl7 30 per NJ,
and Newton Rice at $l7 per N, and that
thew deemed both bids above tho views
and recommended their rejection. Onmo-
| tion of Alderman Halliday said repor,
was received and approved, and on mo
lion OF Alderman Wright the clerk wa'
instructed to advertise for 10 days fol
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Police Court.

james II. Bowman, gentleman who
arrived in this city recently. got on lit
tie spree Tuesday. aud after wrapping
himself around large quantity OF the
worst kind Of whisky, he. like most men
In like fix. got II into his head that he
was monarch Of all he surveyed lie even
thought he owned things that he didn't
see, and among them was Bailey 4 Com
pany's show. He went about town -four.
ishing his arms, and talking loud and
long. He wanted to engage rooms for
thirty men and women and Us many
horses, at several OF the hotels. But he
was cut short In his travels. after awhile
by Officer Wooten. who took linn to the
lookup, where he remained until yester-
day morning, when lie was taken before
Judge Bird who fined linn five dollars
and costs, and returned him to his quar-
tiers at the lookup, where he will remain
tor tour days. lie realizes now that hs
Ia not the owner Oi circus, and says h,
wishes ne had never heard Of the ID
show.
Charles Moore was arrested tor being
drunk, and fined five dollars and costs
lie was sent to the lookup for three days
because he could not pay.
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H'eBYOm0bs
MIR. Jewett Wilcox left for st. Louis
yesterday.
Capt. Fred Davis left yesterday for
short trip.
f. Tedimon, Of st. Louis, was at the
81. Charles yesterday.
w. ID. Baum, of Ullin was ut the
Grand Central yesterday.
n. q. Latting and family, were at the
Vt. Charles yesterday.
II. u. Powell, of Shawneetown. was
at the st. Charles yesterday.
Charles johnson, Of Louisiana, was
at the Grand Central yesterday.
Ill. &. Black, Of Cincinnati, was reg
istered at the ~. Charles yesterday.
"A. Nelson, Of Fulton, Kentucky, was
registered at the Planters yesterday.
Thomas Caruthcrs, Of jackson. Ten
nessec, was at the st. Charles yesterday.
John Preppel, Of Memphis. Tennes-
see, was registered at the Planters yes
terday.
Mrs. Randall, of Rockville. Tennes-
see, was registered mt the Demonico yes
terday.
j. ". Thompson, Of Canton. Missis-
sippi, was registered az the DclmOnico
ter,Iay.
MIR. Earl. Of Nashville, Tennessee.
was registered at the Grand Central yes
yesterday.
William GLASGOW. Of Tiptonville,
Tennessee. was an arrival at the Planters
yesterday.
Alexander King and lady. of wav-
erly. Kentucky, were at the DclmoDico,
yesterday.
| DIR. j. G.. Brooks aud wife. Of Padu-
cab, We're registered at the st. Charles
yesterday.
+. NJ. GoOdall. of wenona. Illinois,
was registered at the Planters yester-
day.
MIR. W. +. Pitcher lett this morning,
| for a brief visit to Ilackensack, New
Jersey.
IF. r. Davidson, Of Holly Springs
Mississippi. was registered at the Del
monicO yesterday.
IL. b. Hay, of Charleston. was at the
Grand Central yesterday.
u. c. johnson, OF New York,
, was registered at the Planters yester-
day.
MIR. a. b. Fenton, u commission
merchant Of Chicago, was quartercd at
the st. Charles yesterday.
C. G. Bowen, q prominent citizen of
Detroit, Michigan, was registered at the
st. Charles yesterday.
George F. Willis. of Corinth, Missis-
sippi. was registered at the ST. Charles
yesterday.
r.. j. Mcclure and j. II. Lewis, both OF
Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, were stopping
ut the st. Charles yesterday.
Capt. John G. Mann, division super
intendent Of the Mississippi Central Rail-
road. was at the St. Charles yesterday.
A. B. Vaccaro. a prominent wholesale
liquor dealer of Memphis, Tennessee, was
registered at the st. Charles yesterday.
-R.W. Clark, paymaster Of the Cairo &
st. Louis Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany. was an arrival at the St. Charles
yesterday.
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Judgment NAV deem right and inst.
M. 60. rS.,..s - 49,
"c o.'cc' Co"i'"i.'ee reported that
they mad examined the bids OF Chas.
Mehner' jas. Kennedy and ID. j. CALI
ean' ior furnishing material and build.
ny or'ck s'dewalks on seventh and
n's"." s.oen anu o' washington ave
""e, al. 0'"' '"ey ,ec''n"'ehueu !hat u'e
vo.''"v' ~ """."eu ~ ~ a ""''e""' "c
ICING ". 'o"es' '. =,
v" "'o''o'' u "'u'' '''' "'s"'' ''"
report was received anu approved.
alderman iiaihday o"ered tne ioilow'
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ply siologists say, the human body is en-
tirsly changed and renewed. Every mo-
ment OF our lives. every part OF our bodiss
Is wearing out and IL being built up anew
Of fresh matter. This work Is accomplished
by the blood which goes through every
part. But ~ the blood becomes weak or
vitiatsd. and does not perform its work
properly, the system Is actually poi.onel
by the WORKOUT matter clogging tho Vita
organs Instead OF leaving the body. fol
dyspepsia, bihousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles. levers, aud al diseases sris
INK from vitisted blood, DIR. WALKER,
CALIFORNIA vINEGAR BIrTsRs are u SOW
ereign remedy. 5.li.dNw.4w.
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0hataclas 10 MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for young men firm the ef'
tects OF errors aud abuses In early hfe.
Manhood restored. IMpsdiments to mar
riags removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. hooks
end circulars ssnt free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, %ls
N. Ninth street, Philadelphis, PA.--sn Inst.
tuition hGving high rsputAaios for honor
d 10 oontiuct and pSoiessionsl skin.
O.lt.d \ wan.
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Closed In.

Officer Wooten yesterday informed us
that It was his intention to close mp the
pest honse,as there were no patients now
in that Institution. The mayor told us
on Tuesday that he would send two eases
OF small pox to the pest house yesterday
but officer Wooten, who seems to be grand
mOgi,l when small pox is around, SAYS
that the cases in question are both very
light ones, and being, as they are, situa'
ted Ina remote part Of town, he apprc'
hends 40 danger from them whatever
and will therefore allow them to remain
where they are.
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a Com plant.

Judge Bird. on complaint of n lady,
yesterday morning sent word TO lady
on Ninth street that her son. boy
about twelve years Of age, had been in
dulging in the line sport of throwing
brickbats at the head Of companion.
whom he came near running during the
open-air concert on Tuesday night, and
that If she did not put dalnper
on the hilarious youths games, he would
use means that might not be very ac-
ceptable to sither her or the son.
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Notice OF Reno val.

The well.known barber shop, corner
E,ghth aud 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
arge and commodious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic in the way Of fashion.
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, ETC.. Will
10 we'll TO call 1t the Grand Central Barber
,hop. 7i.3.l3.tf.
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PIBSEN ER ~ Louis ISerberi's.
En Route tor ~. old Home.

A colored man, aged sixty-two years,
passed through this city yesterday on
foot, en- route tor Nashville, Tennessee,
where he lived with his master before the
rebellion. He states that he has been
living in Chicago since he was given his
freedom. but that he has become tired Of
the North. and wants TO get back to his
old home. lie gave his name as Caleb
Cushing.
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Rev. Mr.. scott, his brother, Mayor
Scott, John +. Mccartney, Esq, Jacob
Yost, Esq, Capt. 4. X. Thomas, and 9TH
er Metropolitans, have paid us the compli-
ment OF a visit. Glad Ia see them. Come
in the evening or come in the morning,
come when your looked tor or come with.
ont warning, and welcome. We put
this rhyme into this paragraph for the
purpose Of embracing Brother Jones,
of the Journal, In the invitation and We
put the rhyme into the form of prose
that we may not offend the pros;.ical Nc
Cartney.
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street, across to the Illinois Central rail-
road track. down toward the river ;
making a half circle, came back to the
track again, just opposite Henry Sayer's
hide establishment, where tho wagon
struck a car standing on the track, broke
the tongue into three different pieces,
broke the coupling pole, and landed
the hind wheels, with the bed Of the wa
gon, IN the middle of the road, and left
the front wheels halfway down the
levee, between the track ami the river.
One OF the horses was very badly In
jured, while the other was somewhat
scratched, but not seriously hurt.
DeoicuOWS-. p10 AEN GR..ae D.OWls nnep.
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Public Notice.


All persons within the corporate limits o.
the city OF Cairo are hereby requested an'
notified 70 cleanse their premises inside o
i've days from this date. A failure OH u,
part Of any occupant or owner OF any house
or lot to obey this notice, will be arrested
and fined under the ordinances Of the city.
Persons can deposit the rubbish In u pile on
the streets during the term Of this order
being five days. when It will be removed
by the city authorities.
Further, on and after the 9th OF June, oil
persons are notified not to leave swill or
Stops remaining upon their premises. but
deposit the Same every morning IN u box,
key or barrel 10 front Of his or her house,
whence 1t will be removed every morning
Sunday excepted by the city garbage cart
HENRY WINTER,
Mayor City OF Cairo.
CAIRO, June 9th, 1873. 60-6t.
pT"XX Wood stock envelopes at the
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U u % nw ny.

Yesterday morning, about . o'clock,
while the driver Of Mr.. John Sproat's ice
wagon was storing away Ice IN cooler
ut the Planters house, OH Ohio Levee,
and while the driver of Bailey 4 Com
pany's bul-pcsting wagon was taking his
team from the ferry boat, opposite the
Cairo, Arkansas 4 Texas railroad office,
the team In the Ice wagon became fright
ened at the plumes In the head Of the cir
rus team, and dashed up the leyee at q
fearful pace. They ran up 10 Eighth
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New Vegetable stand.

Frank Guncher will this morning open .
new vegetable stand on Eighth street back
OF Chris. Hsuny's store. where fresh vege-
tables and fish will be sold to customers ut
lower prices than any other place in Cairo.
His vegetables are raised 10 his own gar.
den. he catches his own fish, and can there
fore guarantee them fresh; and he can AZ
ford to usdersell oil competitorN. Give him
cali G.9.6t
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Vnis,, bakery.

Frank Krstky. Of the Union Bakery.
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
sixth streets, has rs.opsned his bakery, and
10 now prepared to deliver Bread and Cakes
Of the best quality, anywhere In the city or
country, in such quantities ~ bis custom
ere may desire. Prices will be made en-.
ttrely with reference 10 the present hard
times n ether words, cheaper thsn the
cheapest. send In Your orders.
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DtssOlutiOn Of Parsuer~htp

Tue partnership heretofore existing be
tween Il. w. Miller and ID. 7. Parker, UNI
der the :styls Of Miller 4 Parker, 1,
this day dissolved by mutual agreement
Il. II. Cunningham having purchased the
interest OF Il. w. Miller. The business will
be carried on under the style Of Parker 4
Cunningham. All debts due tue late firm
viii bs paid to Psrker& Cunningham, anC
they will pay Ill debts Of the late firm I.
this date. R.W. MILLER.
u. I. PARKER,
ni Il. H.CUNNINGHAM
CAIRO, ILL, June 8, 1875. 8-5lw
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Meeting Of the Stockholders

Cairo d 81. Louis Railroad Company.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that thers will
L be held meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Cairu 4 st. Louis kailioad Company, VI the
station house OF said company, In the city OF
East st: Louis. In the county OF st. Clair and
State Of Illinois, ON
Monday the 2Ssh Nay Of Jume, \. y.
1919,
ut the hours of eleven o'clock IN for the pslrs
pose of then aud there electinx by said stock
holders seven 1lrectors for said company Tor the
ensuing year. and then and there trSnsactinE
such other b,isiness appsrtslning 70 said ooIa-
psny ~ shall come bei0Ss said meeting.
f,ill attendance of all tbs Stockholders 10
ssld company IL ruqussesi and much desired,
Dated. this sssh by e 4sy .s ,s!S
Nv. eAYIN,
W.. kkkM1SsSs,s'
Us. x1xS1s.
ssocthelAsss o. An ISSce
tlo.Ast-dad. 49,.
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All persons having policies In the Far
,ncrs', Merchants 4 Manufacturers Ins,i-
rance Go. of Hamilton, Ohio, are ear
nestly requested 10 report them to me iuh.
mediately. at the Insurance Office Of G.
n. Hughes, No. 63 Ohio Levee.
JonS SLUTz, Special Agent.
CAIRO. Ill, June 0, 1875. 89-2t
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Two negro women named Rice and
Harris, living somewhere In the upper
part Of town, had a terrible fight about
eleven o'clock yesterday morning, which
e'"led In the former party having every
thread of her dress torn from her person
aud getting several Of her teeth knocked
loose
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piano assd Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires Us to say that lie il
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gun tuning, and repairing musical instr,l-
ments. Orders may be left at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or +. o.
Box 668, and will receive prompt attention,
3.3.lG.3m.
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Esgaged.

Mr.. j. A. Bailey, the advance agent for
Bailey's big show. yesterday morning
made arrangements with Mr.. Wilcox to
supply accommodations for fifty men,
beers, both women and men, Of that insti-
tuition, on the 2Gtli instant. when they
will exhibit In this city.
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The celebrated o. X. Sealing Wax, for
sealing fruit cans-best in use; also
Faver's improved axle grease, aud large
stock Of Geo. +. Davidson a Co.'s star
hams also Millet and Hungarian grass
seed-On hand and for sale by
6-S-3t. STRATToN II BIRD.
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BOATs DUE.


Jim Fisk, Paducah; Cherokee.
Thompson Dean, Raven and barges,
Ohio; City Of vicksburg, South Great
Republic, Grand Tower, st. Louis.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was q feet 40
inches Oh the gauge, having risen IL
inches during the previous "a hours.
Weather clear and mild.
GENERAL ITEMS
The Cons. Millar had about 100 tons
for Memphis.
The City OF Augusta has gone to st.
Louis for repairs.
The Cons. Millar received big cargo
in the lower Ohio tor Memphis.
Capt. David Heiner, of the steamer
Hickory, was In the city yesterday.
The poet John j. Piatt and lady, Of
Cincinnati, are passengers on the Cons.
Millar TO Memphis and return.
The Jim Fisk was detained ut Padu-
cab, waiting for the Arkansas Belle, and
arrived at 9 O'Clock last evening.
Capt. Dugan has announced the
Eckert a. u st. Louis picnic institution
for the Summer season. That will be
all right.
Mr.. Il. l.. Conant, Of the Evansville
Courier, who has been visiting relatives
, In this city, departed by the Narrow
Gauge for st. Louis yesterday.
The Sherlock and G. B. Church have
gone to the bank at st. Louis to await
events. The Sherlock wants to go into
the combination, but 1t Is not clear yet
whether she will succeed or not.
From the New Orleans Times We
learn with regret of the death Of Capt.
Thomas n. Jacobs, of Shreveport, La. f.
which occurred at Moscow, Polk county,
Texas, on the 30th Of last month. Cap
tain Jacobs was q steamboat clerk well
known on the rivers.
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Mrs. HoanArd o0ers her services ~ asieh
nurs. She 10 experienced in all kinds OF
nursing. Public patronage respectfully 30
Iieited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twenty-1hird and Twenty.Fourth
streets, In the Porter House, or =. o. Box
oai J-s-lm.
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Havisg sssin established myself in the
LANDER business, Vt the Wall 4 Ent Mil,
1 am prepared TO sell lunber OF all kinds,
isths and shipgles nj who.esale aud retail,
and TO Offer ex "a Inducements ut all tunes,
guaranteeing the lowest possible prices.
tO.-.rlt.1m. is. McGAHRY.
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Special convocation OF Cairo Chapter
will be held at the Masonic Hall this
Thursday evening. 10th inst. for work
In the =. n. and NJ. TX. N. Degree. "A
O'Clock, sharp. BY the order of ". +.
II. =. {. HANNY. Sec.
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A full assortment OF Fly Nets, Horse
Covers and Blankets, as well M iull supply
OF all other goods in our line, at iO5 Com.
nIcrciaI avenue, next door to Theatre.
1876 i2w. l.. ID, AKINx Co.
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ON for q TvoO.

Mr.. Charley DE Lay, who is connected
with the commission house Of Parker,
Axley 4 Wild, LEFT the city Tuesday
night for business trip through Il Q
State Of Arkansas. AID.
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Wss,rrw Ian v,vs Company No. 4.

Special meeting will he held at the en-
gine house this evening. at O'Clock
All members Of the company are request
ed to be present, rs business Of import
ance will be transacted.
i. OT.orGHLIS, Secretary.
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situation In a grocery store, feed store
or saloon. Can loan the proprietor
81 600 or $500. il well secured. En-
quire at VI Ohio I.evec or al this Office.
G-lO-lf
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats, Cops, ClOthing. &c.

|. Valdez, at the corner Of Ohio Levee
and Sixth street, known to some as "our
friend at the corner" has
"slaughtcred' high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. lie is selling at great bar
gains, fact that makes some dealers ieel
as II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price his goods,
for which he does not owe nickle.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Excursions, Picmsrs. Etc

Encursi0ns, PicmIrs. Etc.
The good passenger steamer. Iannock
City, can be chartered for excursions or
picnics at re .sonable rates. Apply to
U-?-im WALxKR l. NEiLis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PILSENER at Louis Herbert's.

Notice.
Owners Of drays, water carts, wagons
or other vehicles, subject to license, will
please call ut once on the city clerk and
procure numbers to correspond with tl,eir
license, and those not having license to
procure them Immediately.
6-4-Gt. w. NJ. WILLIAMS, {. NJ.
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Pieiuresane America

At the BULLETIN bindery--,s numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt mor.
rocco; cost 81 for sale at $40.
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A new two-hOrse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles. apply 1t
the BULLETIN office. y. A. BURNETT.
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Notice..

A LII dead carrasses removed from the city.
"A mus, bs thrown IN the Mi,ssissippi river At
fourth streets In accordance with Ordinance No.
g, section 5. w. BROWN, Health Of6csr.
G.h.If
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DIR. Jennelle, during the present school
vacation, will pay particular attention to
filling and treating children's teeth. Par
ents whose children may be suffering
with their teeth, please bear this In mind.
G-Q-Gf ..
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Odd.rellO ws...NOaa~e

Regular meeting Thursday evening tor
election OF officers. A full attendance IL
desired. BY order Of the lodge.
6-99t 4fup G. X. SLACK, Sec'y.
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The street members have finished their
work rs far a Eighteenth street, Oh
Washington avenue.
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SXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed,
50 80 and 81 90 per NJ.
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FOR SALE.

A styb "E," "Clough, Warren Il Co.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. Lit price, $500. Will be sold fol
$500.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port l.ist.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
4" Cons. Millar, Cincinnati.
City of Augusta. Memphis.
4" Julia. Vicksburg.
Tow-boat j. w. Garrett 4 barges, st. J..
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
=" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
/" Cons. Millar, Memphis.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-10
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

picturesque Amcrica'-iS number
bound IN = volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, 40.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-10

We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 20 day boarAers,
at e22 per month, snd60 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at 90
per month. Al this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarden will bs
accepted. JEwsTT WILCOX 3 Co.,
B-k28.lm. Proprictors.