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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-01
Treasurer's Office,

c., c. & A. r. r. Co..
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 81, 1875.
N7HE COUPONS on the Bonds of tha;
Il Company, which become due on first
Of July next will be paid at the Banking
House of NJ. X. Jesup, Pnton & Co, in
New York, or ut the First National Bank,
of Charlotte, N. c., or at the Central Ma
tional Bank, in this city, or at the Office
of John j. Cohen & Sons, in Augusta, Ga.
c. BOUKNIGHT, Treasurer.
June 1923, O,July1,3,4
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y FEEE AND EASY WATERING PLACE.
Bcrek is on the French coast, n short
distance from Boulognc. The tishwo-
men set the fashion, and the wcnlthicst
visitors easily follow it. A single thin
garment, falling from the neck to n little
below the knee, and pair of gnvly
worked slippers, constitute the entire
costume at Berck. Stockings are un-
known, or, ut least. if any lady appears
with stockings she is recognized MS q
newcomer. It may require twenty-four
hours for her prudery to wear off; ut the
end of that time she will appear in as
scanty dress rs the rest. About half of
them, indeed, dispense even with the
slippers, and one sees groups playing
croquet. the gentlemen clad in snowy
linen md wearing red or blue caps, and
the Indies in hats and short. bright CO.
lored skirts, but neither encountered bv
shoes or stockings. Oftcntimes, however,
the wind blows the dry sand for miles
over tho beach, and to prevent this from
getting into the eyes, glasses or spec
tacles with wire-Sauze frames are worn,
which on young and fair faces have a
droll effect.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-01

NAMES, TRADES AND s.PERsuAsIoN" OF
THE JuRYIEN.-T following is list of
the Jurymen in the great scandal case.
In the order in which they were empan-
eled:
l. Griffin B. Hals.ead, not in business
and nm active Methodist.
2 Henry Thyer, q boarding house
keeper, and IN occasional attendant Mt
Presbyterian churches.
B. George Hall, n builder by trade. and
with no defined church relations.
d. Christopher Filter, n German bv
birth, dealer in wood and willow ware
and member of the Lutheran church.
D. Samuel Flate, an Irishman by birth
roofer by trade, and reglunr attendant
OF the roman Catholic church.
=. A. Is. Cnsn, druggist by trade, and
IN occasional attendant at Presbyterian
churches.
T. Edward Whelan. mn Irishman bv
birth, builder by trade and an irregular
attendant Mt Roman Catholic churches.
8: William H. Davis, real estate
dealer, and an occasional attendant at
Presbyterian churches.
.. John +. Taylor, dealer in cork.
with no church relation
10. William F. Jeffrey, Aour broker.
and general attendant 1T Episcopal
churches.
II: Chester \. Carpenter, the foreman
OF the jury, n tloUr merchant and Il
Presbyterian.
II. John G.. McAIurn, an Irislman bv
birth, retail grocer who does not sell
liquor, and an irregular attendant Mt
Presbyterian churches.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14
Masquerade Rail-.

Ecmcmb o. the Grand Masquerade Ball
to DE given 10y the Delta city Conct
Band. January 18th. 1873, for the pur-
pose Of procuring a SGT of silver instru-
lncnt-. SO doubt the citizens of the
Delta viii support their young aud pros
pcrou. band ia their undertaking. bc-
cause the citizens viii ak the band to
give opon-air concerts again this year.
that they may -pcud the hot summer
evenings in listening To the charming
music of The band. Each ticket for the
Ball onlitlr, The holder ioa chance in q
81 silver combination Caster. No doubt
you Will get your money back. Come
one. come ALL lj9-l-lI-tf.
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spacious hall Of their engine house
viii br tastculy decorated with
evergreen. ilags. etc., aud illl,-
minated ior tie occasion. There l.
10 organization IN This city which de-
serves the patronage aud encouragement
OF the people more than the Rough,.
When called upon to render assistance IN
the time Of need. they are ever ready and
willing, nud more fearless ami caring
ri Of men are seldom seen in fire de-
ptrlmcnt Than they. Where there Is
danger. there they can be- found, nor do
they over shirh the dnir. that lay hcfor
iLom. whirh ms been proven to oar
citizens on more Than one orcca.ion.
Having announced their intention of Civ
ing ball. they shorld receive hccncorr-
agcmcnt and patronage of the citilcn- of
miro,
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Il. Co.. FGEiGur DNP'rr
Unknown. Jnn. $. LIZ.
4 Hint.

Several gentlemen have lately searched
amer the local OF ,lii~ paper and found
him not. We have been informed that
they desired to sec a.. not because We arr
good looking, hut for the purpose Of
amusing ihem-ckc. by doing what the
boys call putting a head on a fellow.
We are glad for their sake that they iii
not find H.. BY tli- We do not mean to in
Innate that We are dangerous We are
not: bat We would remind The next per-
son Who wi-hr. To- ''Scp'' as of 4 little cir
cumsianc" that happened in Texas. Il
!, said that q man wa once seen coming
ont ola newspaper office ia that state
with one eye .ougri ONT. ali hi, no,"
spread ail over hi face like piece Of
raw beef, and one OF hi ears chawed Oft.
10 policeman who interviewed him. hc
replied: II lidn't like an article that
pcard in the paper lat week. an went
ia ter -cc the man vino writ il. He war
ihpr, stranger"
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II will not bc forgotten that the much-
talked of Calico Party, To DO given blythe
Thalian Club. ut the ~. Charlie hotel,
come, of next Friday night Il week
The ITALIAN, are skilled in ,uch matters,
and under their management the party.
no doubt will be grand success. There
j. no reason. In truth, why il should not
be. The best music. the best promptcr.
the best everything, will he secured, and
nothing will he left rndonc that will add
To the pleasure Of those who are present.
4 large crowd i, expected to attend, n it
i the only dance of the Kind, but one.
that has taken place in this city for wear
The young ladies are making pretty cal
leo aprons, ovcr-lrcSScs. ncck-tics. ,aShcs.
ETC.. 10 wear on that occasion. and The
gentlemen may be seen walking about
the street, with bundle of Eucy-rOlorcd
calico under their arms, hunting a tailor
who will make their suits with ncatncs,
and dispatch. From the preparations
now being made, the party will Dc very
enjoyable affair, and every one who can
spare the time should not fail TO he pres
cnl. The Italians extend cordial
welcome 10 MI who hold invitations.
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Aldermen Halliday, Ntilis. Wright. Wal
der and Saup.
CONTRACT AND BoND OT SIDEWALK tUN'
TRACTOR.
The contract and bond or n. Jcnl iua.
10 whom was awarded the contract for
the construction AMI reconstruction Of
certain sidewalks provided for under ordi-
nance No. %, were presented, and on mo-
ton of Alderman Wright. the same were
eeycrally approved, aud the proper of
iicers were instructed to execute said
contract.
I1QUoE noNDs.
State aud city liquor bonds OF Mrs.
Mary Na-sano, were presented, and. on
motion of Alderman Halliday. approved
and ordcrrd flied.
ON motion of alderman halliday. the
council adjourned.
WILL Il. IIAwKINs. city Clerk.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
"Wednesday. january ~. 1873

The suit Of John q. lIarnan. as
-Ingnce.y.. William Ehlcrs. was submitted
to the court for trial. anl pending the
trial the plaintiff took nomsuit.
The suit Of City of Cairo. W. WIN. 7.
Scott ior violation of ordinance. was
submitted for trial to the court, and the
evidence heard, upon which argument
viii be made tomorrow morning.
The suit of John Barton ". i. VI.
Delaney. was tried by the court. evidence
and argument hcard.upon which the court
rr.crvcd IT, decision until tomorrow.
The suit Of Jacob g. Lynch ". Alex
andcr county, was tried 10y the court. and
a portion OF the evidence heard. when.
the day having drawn tp a clo-g. court
adjourned until tomorrow morning ~ .
u'clOck,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Any city dealer can i'll your orlar-
iur Paradise coal. l-il-3l.
If YOU want fresh oysters without pay
ing ior the en- ard transportation, 20 t.
SrroatS. Ia OHIO LeNcr, land get them by
the pail full. fresh every morning. l!.4-.
-llayin; given up ing old stand on the
lcyec and taken kcohcr ~ Bros shop. oil
Eighth street, | shall be prepared 10 sup
ply the citizens OF Cairo with the best
meat, the market affords Please call and
see me. PM. HOWARD.
TO to Sproat's, 1870 Ohio Lcyee, aud
get your oysters by the hundred or can
fresh every morning. 12-!tt
--Sproat, 1875 Ohio Lcyce, il iurni ,hing
oyste'> ia the light shape. Families eau
be supplied in any quantit.'-freNh every
morning. l2Itf
Joe Ror eker Is now in full control of
the Washington bakery, aud having learn
ed the wants of the public. j. prepared to
supply on call ~ demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown aud Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in n first
class bakery. lie II aintain- a full stock OF
confcctloneries. and can, ~ well RS any
other dealer In the city, Ill Ill orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mcnted on short notice. Specia luttention
given 70 the order, OF wedding or picnic
rartic,, l2-tf
--Coyuc's oyster depot and restaurant.
oyster, in the she'll and can, fresh every
lny at Phil Sally's old stand between
sixth and ScveLth streets, Cairo, Illinois
--.Ncwly-iiuco, finely furnished barber
,hop 10y George Stsinhouse, corner Com.
mercial avenue and Eighth street, Wears
Of practice have given him u light hand
that m'kCs a smooth ssayo delightful. Al
who try him once WIN call again. Al the
late daily papers are kept on hs table to-
The benefit OF ms customers, and there l.
no trdoll, waiting for turns, II
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Ihe Nnmyl,. N.nsni,crAhc.

The Rough aud Ready Fire company's
masquerade ball, TO be given on the 9TH Of
February. viii bc one Of the grandcSt AZ
fairs that has taken place in Cairo for
years. The members of the organization
have decided 10 make II grand display
on the day Of the ball by inviting the la
die. OF the city 10 dress in mask suits,
and in company with them and other
persons. who viii also mask, parade the
street, OF the city. The procession will
start from the engine house, on Washing
tom avenue. where those who wish par
ticipatc are requested to meet AT ten
o'clock in the morning. The Roughs do
not often indulge in this Kind of amusc-
ment. but now that they have concluded
to have Il demonstration, they intend
making day Of it, and will make II an
event long to be remembered by the
people Of this city, The beautiful aud
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-14
General Items.

Inc next I''''''' 10 p' p'i'''r'' u"
the High school building VIII DE That oil
DIR. Il. ;. Brigham.
The alarm OF lire gwen last hl3ht
wa, caused by ia" burning oil chimney
I" lh' '"''i'iI3 ho''''' ''"' '"'s'''
mil
y party OF young folks called upon
Mr.. and Mr.. wallace again last evening"
ana danced ana otherwise Hinu>e" u''ih-
N'',,' "''''i ,"''', o'io,"'
80 r''1
" ,,,', 49,, =,
".' ''''''''' Va ''''''''' : " w >'9
''''''
- ,,,,ih n,,...
OVERWHELMING u /, pn,o
,,n 1T 80. ~, nd. RE-. c,,i,t
81. ,...., ,,ii,,si.
W.L,I, c,l, mi. m,rnin., tio,n our
popular city treasurer. l.. +. Blake, E.I.
me non H. J h'''N' : gu. upon WV
~" -h"No '"'' IT, mus INV ''.'' ''''''"'
III. "' 'h' 'P'''S ''''''"n 'p'''" ''''' '''''
Oh '!r ""l'
W. arr 'L'or""" %! ~ VIZ" ''''''
'hr several c'>'' "i 'Ihill p"N no" IN 'hi'
'Hl are "l """'S ven anu 'H'" NV
speedy recovery III ''''",'"''',' persons J.
'"Ne' l"r' i'' It! ''''' ''e'' ! ''
s'"''' '"i "''' vi "' NY P'''"' NV P'''
p'' "l inc 'i'E' LOT inc reason 'la' ''vr'
are only three eases IN town. all OF when
are persons take" from s~'lhhoa''' on
llelf arrival III lhis porI lo' treatment
Inc ""''u'i ''''''ius III t.'e h'e''''.''
anu congressman VI NV 'e'''''
'l"''h' Vi IN '''l' io' s'n''"i ""A''i'9s
ana the r'll'illG "i W"s' VIII pe heln
thi, evening at = O'Clock. or the usual
time OF service, The ladies OF the church
viii hold Soclablc III connection Win
the exercises. Inc pubic generally l.
invited.
1t j. with deep feelings OF regret that
We announce the cruel and mtimcly
death If Jokrc, nj his home on the cor
ncr of Fourteenth street and Washington
avenue. yesterday morning, lie came to
his death by an overdose of Strycmine.
Jokee was IN orphan, and was adopted
soon after the death OF his parent, 10y the
GOOD paoplc who dwell at the above mem
TONED place. and who have. ever since
his connection with them. treated him as
one of the fumily. He has passed away
from among Them. To return no more.
and we nxtnnI IA fine mouruer. onr deem
c,t sympathv. =. S.-Jokce was a dor.
Wulion J,hp,on tho c,lo,ol ,,o,.
rou,,, Who ,,,. .xn,ot,.J IN ,,l,n t,o
sr,.II mos, and ,,n, wa. ccr,,in n,th c
"'|' 20 49, ;.
had every symptom oil IT, mas changed
his mind. having come TO the conclusion
thot he will not fake IL stat nrc.,nt.
r,iIan ri,,o,n,tI -, n,,, vinio,, !.
'a''or rnNs''"'' says 'i'. i''''" Is
sharp ana lrat by complaining Oh mead
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No T., Fourla street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. doe. all KIND. of
fine and coarse laundry work Tor iai e. and
gent cmcn, iluting, Nc GenllcmeI's shirts
washed aud polished. Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen SOC; ,ock' 5c; two co.,
lars, Be-; two handkcrchicis. Be: vests 2Or;
and all 2en,lcincn's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - to Doc;
skirts 10 - nc: drawers 10 to ljc: two
pair hose g.; two collars > to l0e. For Ia
dies plain clothes al 90 per dozen; for la-
promptly, Rni promptly delivered. PA
tronaEc solicited.
i4n-I-o.d tD
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Wv Lumber ynrh.

Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice,
both well known 10 orr citizens, and
20 river men generally, have c.-
lahlishcd lumber yard in Cairu, corner 81
sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
The! viii keep every description Of build
Ing material and steamboat humber. door,
.a,h, blind. mou'dlne., shingles, hath, etc,
etc, and IRE determined 10 ,oll iowor than
ldmhcr no ever bOcn cod in Cairo. They
solicit a fair trial from steamboat men aui
builder and sHaraH;sr Abstraction IN al
case. 2s--lo.g.-;I
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color, Nth the gloss and freshness Of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall
ing hair checked, and badness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruf, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
lions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it o rich,
glossy lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
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The magnificent stock of winter cloth
ing M \. Marx challenge very general
admiration. lli> oycrcOats range from
the finest beaver 10 the cparscst blanket.
all very cheap when the quality and make
are considered. The bu.iuc.s aud drc..
coats. IN variety and style. are adapted to
all laric-. Pant-, vests. underwear. and
al Kinds ol furnishing goods. can be
found no where ia the city ia greater
abundance. or Of more fashionable and
durable make, or ~ morc reasonable
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Photography.

Go TO WINTERS GALLERY and zee his
specimens Of photographs att. 'lali an
hour can b3 ,pcnt very pleasantly in view
ing SOME OF the wcll-known faces OF oar clt-
Ems. MIR. ". Ia, on hand large stock of
new and elegant frames, suitable for hOl.
iday GIN. Photographs maze only upon
I'ddsy AMI Saturday., eNccp Ing by spec
disappointment. Gallery open every evening
Tor yi4lOry
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~ IUUTs hHI NU0Is IT NJ.
~ ~- style. quality or description 90
Ias~~~--ss 10 VIM. Euic's on Twentieth
street, or ~ No . Ohio clce. he guar.
anices to each purchaser Tie stock that he
selects, ana manufacture. boot. a. ailTrice-
ranging frOa 20 % TO 80 o.. Customer.
troubled with c,rHs or tluder foet, ate
guaranteed an cay Gt, o.. boots ARE hticd TO
rro foot. IN the absence OF Mr.. Ehltr. who
win supesiutcnd both shops, Phillip B,u.h
win have charge Of thr L,ycc shop aui ~.
Fitzgerald The shop on Twentieth street.
Thanking hi. patrons Tor past f,y0rs be -D-
lrlf. "a continuance Of The ..mc.
bl-ll-lg.ff
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The Illinois Central Railroad. under
management Of the new GOV rnn"nt. j.
undergoing many changes tor the better.
We copy the following from the Chicago
H'0-O-rra:
G.. Il. Il. Co.. FgmGur DNP'r.r
CHICAup. Jan. :. lsij.
10 AGENr,: From aud after thi- date.
rates 10 elevator. warehouses. mill. aud
delivered on track ut Cairo viii be- the
..nc from all Station: the rate, oi grain
IN bulk viii hca per column OF rate. tu'i-
rvatur iniaei,IofJuly . 1873. unlc.. lower
rate. haNclrou madr. in which r.t-c bayc
thcm apply go all cpn-igner. ai Cairo
alike. however situated. This will not
change and through rair- and divisions.
Con-igucc4 at Cairo are earnestly r.
quc-ted 10 all H. by unloading promptly.
Respectfully. IioE,Cr 1CCkFH.
Acting General Freight Agent.
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VmcInlImeh Mntchrs.

All Watches, Clocks and Jewclry, that
have been left with IN for repairs, Oh hlcn
the Garages are unpaid, will he this day
left Mt the jeweiry store Of Mr.. II. lioupt,
on Wa~hington avenue, and win NJ the end
Of thirty days from this date be sold b pay
char.es. HERMAN WfLLER.
CAIRO, Ills, December 9th, 1874.
i0-19-lO Sol
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There va mani IN his city last Mon
dIl vino la- been married seven time.
Thrrc OH wiye. are alive. and tour
dead. III, family OF children uwnLcr
in1y-iour. of whom ,rysn arr dead. aud
thirty living. sixteen OF the liy-
mg children are married, aud the r.
mainder are single, all OF whom live in
SAIL Lake City. The oldest living one j..
forty-onc: thrucNtoldn~t thir, y-tw0. and
The next and last. a lady,l> niuetccuycar>
of age. The gentleman i ilny-onc years
old. with black hair, whi,kcr, and mus
tachc, and black eyes. He has very
Young look for man Of his age, with
the exception Of q few gray hair sprink.
led in hi, mu,tachc AMI whiskcrs. Iii,
name Is Henry Tictcl, and hi- home i in
salt Lake City. lie came from 81. Louis,
where hc ha, been for the past Two or
three months visiting fiicnd- and rcla-
uyc>, anal Wa ou hi- way home.
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rInin Onr.tiom Cor ln,nIid..

Have the routine medicines of the profess
zion done you 10 good; Are YOU discour-
aged and miserable: If O,tcst the proper.
ties ol The new vegetable Specific, Dr.
WALkER's CALIFORNIAN VINEGAR BIr.
TEHs, already famous aslhe finest inyigor.
ant, corrective and sltcrltlyo that has ever
seen the light Di.pcplics and person, OF
bilious hadn't should keep it within reach, II
they yauo heath and ease.
.S-l9-lE-IW,
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Paradise Mines a-e located in Paradise
township, Perry county, Illinois. This coal
hiss no superior for CRATES, cooking,
steam, or bIscksmithing. its free',om from
sulphur aud other hnpuri'e, max On T. no,
only pleasant, but Il heaIthlul coal Tor
family use. lHO.1-l0-Gt,
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TOW.Boat For Sale

'I,lIE subscriber offers for sale the Steam
Towing stern-Wheel Boat, Ike HaJnmitt |,
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel and
nlniliuie as -he now lies Al Cairo, Ills,
Her ieugih Il ~ feet, her breadth - feet her
lcpth ! i,ct and measures 2s6 tons She has .
hollcIs "a hcl long and % inches diameter, high
pressure engines With cylinders i7lS inches In
ianltter AMI q feet stoke feed pumps ~ ~.
rhte in diam.ter AMI " inches stroke and all
mntetn improvements and IL In every respect
stGunen, 'ta worthy, and In good condition nor
navigation. For terms apply TO-.
=. =. TAYLOR.
CAIRO, his. November 8, is7i isa-il-.s-u'
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" uiitrst.

iiry 10 Soyenty-i,c dollars per month.
Agent, wanted everywhere. Teacher, Ia.
dies, gents, etc, etc. No capital or out.
hay required. send % cents for postage on
nT'ut. % j. {. WELCHnAN.
II Irwin station. [ Mon County, Ohio.
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u,Iii,nnrn a. .sirra

George Lattncr corner VI Fourteenth and
Washington avenue. win furnish hereafter,
every day 10 h patron. a So. ninch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve o'clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be- had at hi, bar at al times.
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'lr. T.. Fitzgerald hi. just received and
has on ale AZ his sale. room large stock
81 English ale, porter, IIcmc-sy brandy
ami wines. and liquors Of al Kinds. which
be will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
gtO.J.gJ.tC
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Mr. Winter j. busy painting .1mc large
portraits m oil. We Gre glad 70 see the
people waking mp 10 the appreciation Of
true pouu.. \ line photograph Of The Rev
MIR. Thsyer on exhibition, g. III itsc.L
.u.f4.futi
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..oticc.

Notice Ia hereby given to all parties VIII D
are indebted 10 Wall 4 Ent, that the papers,
books, exc, are in my hands iorcolleclion,
and the firm having been dissolved, pay
mont must he made to me alone
HARMON II, BLACK,
liG-l-l3 CT. Attorney Tor q. Z. Wall.
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Mis- Ella Robbins, organist at the
Church of the Rcdcrinrr. len yesterday
morning via Cairo aud Ninccuncs rail-
road. for Louisville. Ky. on brief visit
to friends and relatives.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Now il your time. You can get better
bargains than were ever Offered before IN
thS line OF -toyes, tmwarc and house fur
ni.hing goods, at y. llallsy's, No. 1853 and
40 Washington ave. lO.l9-.,-Im
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Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is tat
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
'H soon re-
stores .fade1
o. gray hair
10 It's original
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To Rent.

Cottage house, i've rooms, hall, closets
wash-roon, wood-shcd and good ci,tom.
Located convenient TO business part Of the
city. Apply to o. T.. Ly u, Commercial
avenue. near Sixth street. li2-l.S-Gt.
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\ young hor,o-4 wears ola last May
works siugle or double; Will be sold on i
months time -notc with good security.
Apply at THE BULLETIN Office.
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Notice.

Notice i hereby given. to al. those Who are
iodcb,cd to WALK Ent, that the buisine, re-
lating To the firm must he settled 10y the IL Il
of this month. HARMON II. BLA,k,
liG.i-g.2t Attorney i'r q y. Wall