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, 1876-12-18
Businoss Men Disguised with tho
Political Situation,
And Anxious for a Speedy Settlement oI
tho Presidential Question.
Fearful Condition Of tho Worklngntell
and Workingwomcn.
From 100000 to 100000 Required for
the Poor Of Brooklyn.
Some Approximations of Bread
Riots to Come.

~ A"t A'tV""F'
NEW foak' 1'ee. ld'-Tfe Holiday season Is
urH'r lis, asd merchants md toy-1caeys arc
putting fortl, their enrrEcs Il, fnte]t Tho usua,
iu1,uv tru,1r INF ,h dnt i,,,s ,,,,,, nm ,l'a,
Il viii br ,t n .orrv @ r"tr 1 ho !, ,o% i" n, ,u ,ss
ed. Never were tic prospects for business 81
gloomy nj this season OF tile gear Within my cx-
pcric,lcc, numbering some twcnty.hye venrs. +
nm hro,l,t n iloi, rn,,to ,rtt,, ,",st..s
~ o,t i,i,1t" n,, d., ,s ".s ~" a't.s'
u "'' n'naf' ana H'fu tic eo',pla'ht ol eScct-
tsonallr lard times universal. Stores tt,at llyc
been opcucl will, epcclul eye to thu holiday
tradc find staur,,y nnv ta,ston,cre. n IA tr,,r
thot ,,.ro Ia s,1,o,,.t,,'. ,,ah, H.. ,.1 ,,.'.
e'"t 1"s.s 10 eo'et''.". oe"'"u lna !atu tt!'es
Which atccta tltctr business. and OF Ibis they
complain bitterly. This grievance cnt,sista of
the fact that merchants Of utl kinds uuw nn1rc
speciulty Of holi,tny yon,e. Tin. ruttIn., ,nto III.
sl.,s -. "' xo'u' '"u1 ~ e"s." @ 1'l!o lne
iee"'nr tlaae hl toys, cue. we l'tHl nov our
largest retail ry-gotsls 1ca!crs filling their show
windows antl ttscIr shelves with toys OF MI
sorts for children. rs we'll as the more cx-
.,'' s""ue uee.Gu." t'' ~, Et"' p'csc"ls
'oF tAe auait popu!attosl' Willie the toy-tleal-
era complain ot this practice, the retail dealers
arc virtually forced to alopt t}ye t,1au lncausc
"a. ,,,i,,v II, tho 4r,,,,,,r IT,, T., p
4ef ool"s ui' lne 1''n. tnes nave to 10 III one
placc Us INT Us practlfaolc. oce'Hcs, they hAYc
AN ETE TO TILE rnor1rs
~ onnrn,,ria.. ,,.,n ~ Is ,~a,,oxt.., ~ .easa
,' -, ..n'. - "ois'''ei ~ sce
HOW tlleSe o'a aha "cii-khown tFy-zoods houees
arr at present absorbed in this tradc,-houscs
that onv would searccly suspect Of going out-
aldo of their 1ertttnntr snhcra. Rnt crcr,
49,. a,,".,.',, . .,.s ~. eeeA
n'ese, sonsl'e"o''S " lucy na"e lhs feature of
their bnsEtless, nrc fur from satisfied with the
amount Of sales they aru now making, They
complain increasingly OF the hard t,lnef, Gus
TONERS WHO hayc hrrctofrc noer ,o.
Sonu tile necessity of ceononlfzfnE,
now conflnc their expenditures to thc
smallest t,cseIb)c sums, As for holiday
nrcsrnts. thcv ,nnc ar, hi, In No ,r,r,. h,,r.
tas ..es ~ a,nS ~ ."e "o's "efe'
to'oic requ'fea u s!oo. 1hcS' take the cheaper
quality of goods, aud, fcar, many a pcnsioncr
on their Christmas buunty in years gone by will
find themselves ncrlcctc1 wl,c, Cb,tst uos
comea Yot tho s.opos ~, ..s"at. ...s."a r..s,n'
's.,..,, , -. ."o e.o'ee a'so eesee's present
oeaatuul asld most tempting gnppcarance. Ever
greens and trimmings for Christmas trees and
for tho house line thu sidewalks In thu vicinity
of tho ,uarkrts. and monr :. hooth In I'm m.
- t'AS '''N' 'eeISf ""A iaH3 u uo'1L1 4H %AG up"
, 1876-12-18
SPAIN

THE CUBAN LOAN.
LONDON, Dec. ia Madrid dispatch to the
Nt7es says Senior Gonzales, III The Cortcs, las
proposed III amendment Of the Cuban loan be-
cause Ut It's cxorbtnllt terms.
, 1876-12-18
ITALY.
tIx snE 80 Hrus

'RoME, Dec. 17.-Card!nal Constantine Patrizi,
Dean Of the Sacred College, Is dead.
, 1876-12-18
70 GIVE CONFIDENCE,

New YoRg, Dec. 17.vTho Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company Ut llartfosd has purchased
So, 600 worth OF real estate IN Droa1WaY,
Wall, aud uroad streets, New York.
, 1876-12-18
e.oIid Contempt Now Shown by
the Turks for Every Other
Power.
rba Porto Resolves to Reject tho Pro-
uosals Which Will Be Made.
Al, the American Carpet.Baggers
iii Egypt to be Discharged.
Starvation in Two Of the Great States Of
India How Impending.
rult. Supplied with Thr,e Prs.dents'.'Blaodg
Var Further South.


11IE IIA51s
THE CONFERENCE.
Coss'AN4,No.' t,e'' ,,,.......,..t"" .t ~ u ~.
MEETING yesterday Inc flcn,poteht'arles Vfr-
tn,1iy terminated the laEofs Ut tho preliminary
.eA. :..o., Af,or ,,ol,lnr .a,,n ,n,,+,,n1 ,.o,,.
Contefeace' 1Aitci ilahiE oot'o ,''ut"a' .u'
eetsons, thcT have come to an understanding,
sua h"'o -. .,on,,,.., ,,s.ro,;,,ns NJ, ao,,r,.,
nents iof aeiln'te 'nslFuet'ous' ~ uenh'te
resoutfon mas been drawn up. All Questions,
..,er,a1ly TINT of occupntton. hive been exam
.,,,,,s. ..s, ~ as,at,,aI :. I. th,,,,,ht
lsed. oat hotn'nE Wv ne'e'"'s'cu' ~ 70 'Aou&Ht
'"" ,a1' ,va aroninr r. ~ thc rorte vii In In.
ao1aas .'s a,." j., ~ H. A., ~ .,a .,no.,no
med'ately asRen 10 'lA tne aate ios the 1heet'p8
nj the pteunry Conference. Tie Porto rejects
y. .ar r1 nronnsttjon of foreign occt1nnt,ot.
~ r'.. ~, ~ vt,,,,,s s.,a.,,, y, III,
n.,t. a.vs N. t,n,,cc. tim Austrian pIcptpoten-
, 1876-12-18
CA ARRK,
ASTHMA, BAD COUGH, Etc., CURED.

GxSrLENEs-.Aty ca.c n briefly ~ fotiows: hAvA
hah Eaatr fur ten vtass each year With Increasing
ssr!y Fot MUG .ons had not brenthcd through
n2StIi had drnPp7.% n the thr9nt, yery bad cough,
nG!a @ - = t,ts hn9 y to r o ts.s ~ i
atant dull pain Ii iay hraI sy tlcsJ Wa Il t;mc, ao
1n sf sa,Hff T.. y "s;e5 az ;en;s
ccaF Il and mr. throat Gcfnrr ronli sleep Every ono
q these 1stIrssnx tynptons hos disappeared tinIcr
cAt. t:tny. NJ hearing la iuy restored. have 10
aaisln,ats yNirtors, ny cough, no dfocptngs IN the
thfoat hn tsehdach. and In every way better ftA1
T. fays r. ecs f., ycas. 9on isei III eess Of the
of my systt Whit hah Lcn dnnc IN MI csas il 10IiJ
thg effect Of the llAnIcAL crhr. Very respectfully,
FIrCuhtRu. Oct. ~, C. II, LAWRENEE
, 1876-12-18

1I1E ttS1ls At4AJLh al.
Mr.. II. ]. Jewctt, Receiver of tue Eric Rail-
road, lias Just made Ills annual report. Thu
total cost of the road and equipment s given as
sl17, being an increase since the last
report Of s1,1H,3io.A The business Of the
year In transportation and total miles run Is as
follows:
Number af miles run by passenger
Number Of miles run by treiyit ttais. 7,5o7, s4
Number Of passengers iali c!assetl caY-
Nambe9 @ ~ Of iic. Travelled by p4s:ca ''i
ger,. Or number of passengers cur ~, ,,,
xt,mler o u iD tors. oi 1000 pounds oi ' - '''
freight carried In cars ..,s.......". 6, or, 818
Concerning tho expenses Of maintaining the
road rcal cstato Of tho corporation, thu report
gives tho following figures: Repairs Of rnad-
bed and raiiway, excepting cost NJ fron $1,455,-
US9.G!; cost Of lrou used III repairs, 1881 ,4ODTa;
repairs Of buildings md bridges, $o.1 1,s1.bg:
ta*ss g, a. on rsa GO; e sstats o. making totnl
pcnses Of rcpnirs Of machinery, which make at-
other total III S2,G4 ,t5Ls1. Thu expenses Of
operating the road hArc been 80, or, 21l3 H.
whIrh nAkes the tota1 transportation expenses
OF the cummings a,.d cash receipts and pay
mcnts, tho following figures Rrc gfyc,I; Frrin
passcngsrs, $34a77. .Gaia5; irom freight, sll,-
~ t19 toist tsYa at 9sss sSassfs' ' 0? 0Stg CO.
tngs, Us from l'ayonIa Ferry, tho Gsand 0per:,-
House, and the Wcchawken docks. arr given III
toa! y Ss5 III; 3ot4! o. w!el4 completes grant
Of payments o,ler than for construction. ulicll
as for transportation expenses, iutcrcst on
funded debt, rrntal f9r leascd lines, cte;, Us
sl7.'.9.n5 ~ DelAct!ng the earnings, there
rcnluins Il deficit 1T 81 - gu. 10.
The Humber IT persons killed Is reported as
3 passengers, 81 employees, and Gl otlicrs, or u
total 1f Jul. Tic nurn6cr of Injured pcrsons Is
lda, i6nf whom were passengers. The follow.
, 1876-12-18
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. l7-For tho Upper
Lake ncglon. Tennessee and Ohto Valley, snow,
followed byf!eartug sold, weather, northcrly to
westerly winds, aud rising barometer, followed
IN tho Upper Lnko Region during the hight By
falling barometer aud yur1abe wlnds.
, 1876-12-18
Maximum theftnomefar, INT minimum, 7.
0ESkRAL HnskHvATtDAr.
ElIEAtiu, Dec. l3-AftJ
SMOTHERED TO DEATH,

The Coroner was yesterday not!flctl Of A,,s-
pseio.,s case at tha resistance Ut Mrs. Mosler,
No. 1899 Dearborn street. About mouth, xgo,
4 servant girl named Nora Ross, about to be
confined, took up At the Woman's and GILL
lrcn's Hospital, caEner ot Paulina anil Adams
street, all.l was thorc delivered ot tine ,ualo
child. Mrs. Atnser tonl tho unfortunate w4a1l.ar,
the mother awolo the child wis found slc4tl il.
nSr arms. apparently having been slnotlrrel to
death. Thu Coroncr will Investigate the case
to-day.
, 1876-12-18

Kptc7dI N1patch to 5na tribune.
DLooMlN0ToN, bee, l1.-'fIlo heaviest snow-
atorln Of tho season visited this place at an carly
hour thts morning, aud hns rnged ticrccly dur
Ing tho entire day. In platcs It has already
conltncuccl to drift to q Ergat depth.
Lo0AL uukkAY ArtttEs.
, 1876-12-18
The Most Important
Medical Discovery
Of this Century.
|||s|sa a|C0LLINS' fEas4nss zaaHAHe

carefully attaCIel together anI tinbcddeA In Tor.
Gus ts>ter. highly ncdlcsted forming tic Grandest
medical agrat Ut this century 1t IL gentle Aud
&t1uL
, 1876-12-18

TheNortl.western Dispatch, which was formed
shortly utter t!tu formation Of the Eric i Chi
cago Passenger Liac. has also goua BY tbs
board orders having been given for iis tilseon-
tiuuauce on the lnt ot January. This lust
, 1876-12-18

Surplus. 91J, ,.14.b4 5 B08, I'LL. o.
On this showing It was resolved to nay n liyl-
le,A VI w per cellt Qn tho .pEetcrred stuck.
This will a6sorb about $a37 600 Ut tho surplus,
leaving ahQut t4.}3 100 to t,o carried forward. 1t
IL stated that :he toattug debt has been entirely
settled.
The working expcnaes wero M.70 per ecnt Of
earnings tn 1870, apl COLO Ier cent il, 1876.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18

The admission to the "Mothcr Goose
OperattaV viii bc iiity cents; children n
half price.
Yesterday the skies gave symptoms ol
snow; but they postponed the operation
for a few day. longer.
The barrow gauge railroad company
seems to he travelling over rough road.
The devil Is TO pay. and tho company Is
not IN cash.
"If had to walk from here to Balti.
moro tor It, would not be without Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup In my family" Is
what VIC heard lady say yesterday. (JO)
The report Of the proceedings of the
city council says that "the report OF Fill
Stockieth, city treasurer, was read"
We didn't know that "Fill" was the first
name Of our friend AZ. NJ
Men Of war walk along our streets
breathing words OF valor. They are 60
ing to draw their swords and rush TO the
front. Don't boys; be quiet. You are
making great asses Of yourselves.
Col. Shaver takes his defeat in the best
OF humor. He ran remarkably well and
il, take him for all In all, right clever
gentleman. We forgive him. He may
now embrace US, IL he has the desire to
do so.
Why will the city council persist IN
the bad work OF tlnkering at the ordi-
nances! The council ought to reduce
the saloon license to fifty dollars year,
and then let the ordinances stand for five
years.
The Sun says our friend, Joseph
Mckenzie, will be an applicant for the
office Of surveyor Of this port. President
Tilden could not appoint more worthy
Democrat. He has been faithful through
"thick and thin
II Is said that John Q. Hartman, Esq,
will contest the election of Mr.. Reeve to
the Office OF circuit clerk. I'm this way,
it is hoped, the rascalities Of election
day may be uncovered. We don't think
Reeve was guilty Of any rascalities. but it
is the belief of many that his party voted
a large number OF foreign coiored men.
Straws show which way the wind
blows; and II you find that man uses
nothing in his family but B. +. Rabbits
Best Soap, you have very good test OF
his character for fastidious tast and excel
lence. There's nothing in the line of sap
onaceous compounds to compare with it,
and once used it excludes everything else
for the future. b. T. Rabbits has sure
hold on those who will give ii trial
feE4
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18

McWade's rendition Of the famous
character Of Rip Van Wrinkle, at the
Atheneum, on Thursday night, attracted
very large and appreciative audience.
Although laborhg under many disadvan-
tages, he delineated the character with
easy abandon and pathos, winning APP
plause from the most confirmed admir-
ers Of the Jefersonian manner OF present.
ing the good.natured schnapps drinking
Dutchman. All through the first act he
elected from his audience shouts OF
laughter :hen followed tears, and quiz
etu.e denoting intense interest. The
transitions were quick and effective, evil
dencing that Robert Mcwade was a stu
dent of nature, and fine discrimination
between lis lights and shades.
Where he bids his revealing companions
farewell forever in his attempted last
drink his departure from wife and chill
dren. out into the raging storm, with
nature asserting itself over debauched
mind; the meeting with the distorted
ehOthS thN hho0dtdih cICuC WIN thC
wired and solemn men Of the caverns OF
the kaatskill, and the falling to sleep Of
Rip after the fatal drink, were all scenes
replete with sensation and pathetic
features.
From the awakening moment until the
close OF the drama, McWade loses his
identity and stands before the audience
as Rip Van Wrinkle. 1t is a finished
piece Of acting. and has won for him, in
this most difficult character, a position
on the American stage side by side with
Jeffer son.
OF all the men who have struggled for
supremacy in the part OF Rip Van
Wrinkle, but two remain--JefIerson and
McWade. All others have gone down
before public opinion-being considered
mere imitators OF Jefferson. without his
refined conception or luminous eyes.
McWade does not initiate. He created
his own Rip and dramatized the legend
so as to avoid many Of the glaring incon.
sistencies 81 the great literary plunderer,
Dion Boucicault, who dramatized the
version JefferSon Dresents
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
Letter List.

The following Is a list of letters re.
naming uncalled for In the post Office at
Cairo. Alexander county, State Of Illinois
on Saturday. November, IS, 1876:
Ladies-Boden, S. L.; Barker, Francis;
Bates, Belle, Claycome, E. p; Gilmore.
Maggie; Gibson, Mile; Hallett, II. NJ;
Heartt, Mrs. Orson; Jones. Vicy; Knight.
Missouri; Kelley. Mrs. p; Kendrick,
Josephine; Sargent, Minnie; St.
Clair, frankie; Thomas, Mrs. F.;
Thomas. Rhodes; Taylor. Mary.
Gents - Armstrong, Geo.; Brewer,
Ambrose; Brannon, Ark; Branson, A..
L.; Baily. j. D.; Bradley, J. D.; Brown.
Phillip; Chapman, G. D.; Crook. Pat
rick; Canada. p. c.; Daniels. Frank;
Dammit, T. D.; Erlin, j. W.; Graney,
Thos.; Howle. E. b.; Herrick, G. A.;
Hall, Henry; Jackson. Charles; Jor-
dan, c. W.; Jackson, Charles ;
Sones, j.; kennedy, David Lowry,
John; Leonard, j. j.; McChesney, A.
B.; McHaffy. Jesse Madigan, James ;
Murray, Levi; Mahoney. p; Pickerie,
j.; Biddle, n. H.; Shelter. Hartmann ;
Sanford, Joel; Shirley, }. w.; Thomp-
son, Gasp; Thomas. 4. s.; Wilson. L. ;
Wilson, 5. b.
Persons calling for the above letters
please say advertised.
GEO. W. MCKEAIG, r. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
The NIronTrail.'i

A spicy sketch, descriptive of a trip
over the Atkinson. Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad, the beauties. scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic OF the New York World,
sent free on application, together with
the San Juan Guide, maps and time ia
bles OF this new and popular route from
Kansas City and Atkinson to Pueblo,
Denver, and all points in Colorado. New
Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines.
The finest line OF Pullman sleepers on the
continent between the Missouri river and
the Rocky Mountains without change.
Special round trip tourists tickets from
the Missouri river to Denver at $50, good
to stop OIL at all points. Address,
I'd. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Ag't..
Topeka, Kansas.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
Mortgage sale.

Whereas, Emily Holmes Of the City of Cairo
county Of Alexander, and State of Illinois, by
her certain mortgage deed, duly executed, ar
knowledged and delivered, bearing date the
seventh day of october A. D., l-73, and re-
corded in the recorders Office of said county of
Alexander, in volume tbook) ~" on page Isl,
did convey unto the undersizne his heirs and
assigns "a mortgage, the folio wing described
property. situate In the City of Cairo, county
OF Alexander. and State Of Illinois, to.wit:
Lot numbered twenty-five tzsl in block num-
Oered hi,y-one CD, in The City Of Cairo sfore-
SAID, which said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of one certain promissorv note of the
said Emily Holmes. bearing even date with said
mortgage, Tor the sum of five hundred dollars
ayable in two years after date, To the order
oil the undersigned, with interest AZ the rate OF
ten per cent, per annuIn, until paid And
Whereas default has been made In the bay
ment of said note, and interest. Now therefore
public notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of November a ID. Is78, at eleven o'clock
a m, at the west door of the court house, in the
City OF Cairo, comfy OF Alexander
and State. of Illinois, I shall sell nj
public sale 10 tho highest bidder for
cash, the said morigaFed promise and ali
benefit OF equity OF redemption of the said
Emily Holmes. her heirs, executors. Ldminis-
traitors, OF assigns therein, pursuant to the pow
efs and provisions in the said mortgage con-
tanned. RoBE1r CrSSISC,tAu
CAIRO. H.. Oct. 26d 1876, MORTGAGE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
.iOrtgngee,s Sale.

WHEREAS, Maria Roberts, Of the County Of
Alexander and state of Illinois, by her certain
trust deed, or sale mortgage, duly executed, ae-
knowledgcd ard delivered bearing date the 18th
day of August a. ID 1876, una recorded in the
Recorders Office of Alexander county, in the
State Of Illinois, in book OF sale mortgages At
page go, did convey unto Ursemas Greenley as
trustee, all toe following described premises
situated in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, to. wit The southwest fractional part
of section twenty-five (lj), township seventeen
%. range Two t2l west also the southeast frac-
ional part of section twenty-siX (2G), in town
ship seventeen 40, IN range two t2l west, 10 Sc
cure the payment OF promissory note for the
sum Of one hundred and sivty-eiyht dollars ex-
ecuted by the said Marin Roberts, and payable to
the order OF ihe said orsemas treenley and
whereas, II ia provided IN and by SAID trust
deed, that in case of default in the payment of
the said promissory note, or any part thereof,
according to the tenor and effect OF said note
then, on Application of the legal holder of said
note. II should and might be laval for the un-
dersigaed OTsenus Grccnley 70 sell and dispose
Of the sid premises and all the right. title BEN
e1t, ard equity Of redemption of said Maria
Eobeus. OF her heirs and assigns therein, at pub
lie auction at the west door Of the court house.
in the city Of Cairo, in the county OF Alexander
and state OF Illinois, Tor the highest and best
price the same Will bring in cash after having
advertised such sale thirty days in any peyspa-
yer at that time published in the said city Of
Cairo. and TO make, execute, and deliver 10 the
purchaser or purchasers al such sale, good and
sufficient deed or deeds of conveyance for the
premises seld' and out OF the proceeds Of such
vertsing and selling said premises Including
attorneys fees, also the principal and interest
on said note and, whereas, default has been
| made in the payment of the said note, principal
and interest; now, therefore. public notice Is
hereby gwen, that in pursuance Of said sale
mortgage, and by virtue of the power and au-
| thority to me granted IN and by the same and
by virtue of the statute of TIE state l. the under
signed: Will on Friday, the 18th day of Nov, A..
D., 1876, ut O'Clock p M, at west door ofthe
court house, in the city OF Cairo sell and dispose
OF tho premises above and in said trust mort
gage deed described. and all therght, title, BEN
! eiit and equity of redemption of the said Maria
| Roberts, her heirs or assigns therein, at public
auction, for the highest and best price the same
| will bring in cash.
ORsEMAS CREEELEY, Mortgage.
LfNEGAR n LANsDEN. Atty for Mortgage
| Oct II, 1875 sod
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
A Gard 90 tho Public,

On the 10Th inst, the undersigned will
assume the general management of the
"palatial' fremont House in Chicago.
where he hopes to meet all Of his old
patrons, friends, acquaintance, and the
travelling public generally. Especially
will he be pleased to meet all who may
visit Chicago from Cairo, to whom he
will extend a cordial welcome. We have
leased the st. Charles for q term of years
to f. II. Egnew, Esq, OF Cincinnati,
who took possession on the LIST day OF
November. Mr.. Egnew is gentleman
OF large hotel experience, which he will
at once put in active operation at the St.
Charles. The building will Immediately
undergo complete and thorough reno
walton. The bedrooms will be return.
ished with new and modern furniture,
and the entire house greatly improved in
all its appointments. The hotel will
continue to be kept in tirst-class style,
and second to none outside the city OF
Chicago. We trust Mr.. Egnew in max
ing these extensive repairs will secure
the hearty cooperation of the merchants
and citizens Of Cairo, and as far as posi-
bic their patrOnage-so that the st.
Charles may In the future, as IN the past,
he a source OF pride and credit to the
city OF Cairo. Respectfully,
ll-ll-6t JEwEIr WILCOX.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
Grand DislDIay.

Mayor Winter will make one OF the
finest displays this evening at his oyster
and game depot, that ever was made in
Cairo, aud invites all--everybody-
to call and see for themselves. Every.
thing will be sold at rock bottom figures.
such as deer. elk, beet. wild ducks, wild
and tame turkeys, oysters by the can.
and in bulk by the hundred, river, lake
and ocean fish. English mince-meat, all
Kinds of tropical fruits. besides other
goods too numerous to mention. Remem-
Der the place, Winters game, meat, family
grocery and oyster depot, opposite the
Atheneum on Commercial Avenue. 1t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
christmas Presents.

Brackets, brackets Call immediately at
Variety Bracket House, just opened.
Designs entirely new from 25c. up. Ladies
toilet brackets, hs. racks. paper and card
receivers, slipper cases. match safes. etc.
Rustic frames, plain walnut, or mixed
woods, all work put up in four different
styles. Beautiful heavy moulding frames.
Orders taken for all odd sized rustic
frames, beautiful photograph frames. oval
racks, etc., all at bottom prices, Com
mcrcial avenue, opposite city shoe store,
Mrs. Swander's Old store. Agents wanted.
Nov. l5,-2ws
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
tf2-lS
Picture Framing.

Ge hare this day sold to Mr.. T.. {
Ford the entire lot Of moulding tools
etc., of the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc, should be sent 10 him or left at
his Office. We bespeak Tor HIM the lib
'raiiiy OF patronage that has been be
-towed upon IT,. His assortment OF
monldiHg i. complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarentccs satisfac-
ton in all cases.
Cairo. Oct. 10, 1876.
II EAIRo BULLETIN Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-18
For Sale At Auctt0n-valuab Resi-
dence Property.

The property known rs the Mckenzie
residence, situated on lots 80 and "a, and
Is and lG, block SO, in the city of Cairo,
fronting 30 feet Oh Fifth street and 30 feet
on Sixth street, now occupied by d. l..
Davis, will be sold at public auction on
Saturday, November 18th, 1876. at ten
o'clock am, on the premises. This is
one Of the most desirable residences in
the APPROXIMATIONS, in good repair,
supplied with gas, and title perfect.
This property may be purchased at
private sale prior to 18th inst, by appli-
cation to Samuel p. " heller, where alb
stract OF title may be seen. Terms OF
sale-Sl. 800, cash in hand; balance on one
years time with six per cent interest.
Deferred payment secured by deed Of
tr,,st on premises.
WINTER 4 STEWART,
ll-3-dtd Auctioneers.