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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

The city guardians took in ont at the
wet six law breakers on Wednesday
night, who were disposed of by the mag
istrates as follows;
Thomas Gailncy was arrested by Off.
Ger La Hue for being intoxicated, and
disturbing the peace and quiet ofthc city,
He was fined five dollars aud costs by
Judge Bross, aud ordered to Jail for five
days. in default of payment.
William Wilson was up tor the same
offence, and his honor gave him tour
days in the calabooie.
Minerva Lewis aud Mary johnson
were captured by Deputy Sheriff Shec-
han, for disturbing the peace of others
by violent. offensive and profanc Ian.
guagc for which they were assessed n
line of ten dollars aud costs. They
couldn't pay, and went to the calaboosc
to spend fourteen days each
Joseph Crappershavcn, was bc.idc
himself, aud O'Mallcy and Ctn took him
under their tender care. He plead guilty
~ - F'"'h Al-Hls wa hlIti WV b'lldT-
and costs, and went to the lookup Tor
two days.
officer Brown took Joseph ADAMS in
charge for trying to raise rumpu- by
using proianc, abusive and offensive
words to others, Joseph plead guilty to
this charge. was fined five dollars and
costs by Judge Bross, and ordered to jail
for three days. No sooner had Bros. got
done with Adam, than Justice Coming
made his appearance with another charge
against him which placed another line on
Joscph's shoulders, that will keep him
ju.ged up for at least three days more.
officer Sargent was before Judge Bird
with James Dugan, who was charged
with plain drunk, and he was sent 10
the lookup for three days, in default OF
the payment Of a fine OF two dollars aud
costs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24
Another Thing

The Sun say, HAS the increased val.
Nc of orr taxable property, since the pas.
sage of the act, shown our Assessment
rolls ODE over and above the amount OF
assessment roll Of the year lSGs; If not,
then what j. all thi, noise about" The
very fact that we arc in dcbt-that these
grab law debt, are upon us without
the relief the grab law" contemplated.
has robbed our property of value, and if
the reliet doe, not come to Us in some
way will bankrupt u. If the law had
not been knocked over we would have
had increase Of valuation in the county
and city. These debts II AIDE under the
belief that the grab law" would stand.
have almost ruined vs.. That is what all
this noise j. about
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24
An Chronic lBisCEvS Cured

- 'TT-
lie i located in Cairo, Illinois, and j.
I'm ,.,r,f,,, -, ,,,,,. ia hr b.ul,l Why
'.,' ~"'''- ~
WI sou dir OF uld CHROME oI''a'''' "h''
YOU can be- cured with 81 little cost or
money. Douot Give il up yc.. for there
~ ,',,, T., ,iIo,d c,,r, + thn
- ''''' "'''''' - ''''''',' -,
place to come to be cured "l AL your
aches and pains.
am now prepared at my Once 10 give
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

very few choice, sound onions. how
ever. will bring II 80 per barrel.
DRIED FRUITS.
There is some inquiry for choice dried
fruits There is also some call for choice
white beans.
APPLES,
The market is bare of all kinds of an
pies. and the demand Is good. at the very
highest prices. Good sound Southern Ill
inois will sell tor Siaj Northern and
Eastern will bring from sGCp1 per barrel.
POTATOES
The market |, still gluttcd with pota
toes. and there j, no sale for them.
LEMONS.
There is a moderate demand for lem.
ons. We note the sale VI . boxes, 81 10.
ORANGES.
Oranges are in moderate demand. We
note the sale of ) boxes, 81 30.
SALT.
We quote salt in car load lots. 81 GO I:
less than ear load lots, 81 -.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

The Atchi,on, Topeka and Santa fc
railroad from kansl. city and Atchi,on
on the Missouri river, via Topeka. the
capitol OF Kansas, and the beautiful Ar
kau,a, valley to the Rocky Mountains.
The shortest route 10 pucbelo ia" Grand
Canon, Colorado springs. Manitou,
Pixies speak, aud all places Of note in the
mountain regions. The mvoritc route
to Denver and all point, in Northern
Colorado. The best route 10 southern
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. The
only direct route to the famous san
Juan mines. The track and equipment
, uuequalcl, trains run through from
the Missouri river. 10 the Rocky Noun
tains, making connections in Union de-
pots and avoiding delays and trans
icr,. For iull descriptive circulars
maps, imc tables. etc, address
L. j. ANDERSON.
Gcn' Pass. Agent, Topeka, Kan.
l-lH-1yW-lV,
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Mr.. Wallace, of Spencer, Indiana. is in
tine city. Mr.. Wallace was formerly a
Caroitc. and tor long time -upcrintcnd-
cnt of the Cairo Box and Basket COM
pany's shops. We regret TO hear that he
has met with very bad luck, by the burn
ing OF hi, residence In Spencer, last Fri.
day night. The house and all it, furni-
ture were totally destroyed, aud it. occu-
pants, Mr.. Wallace and hi. wife. were
barely allowed to escape with their lives,
the lady being 50 unfortunate as to lose
her entire WARDROBE, and being compelled
to lice from the burning structure with
her night clothing.
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$4,000.

Ten thousand dollars worth of goods
ut cost | will commence this day re-
failing the large and valuable stock OF
goods, consisting of clothing. ladies fur
ni>hug goods, gents furnishing goods
standard dry goods, fancy goods. jcwelry,
etc. at The old stand of Hebron ~ We'll,
tor cash at actual cost. No good, dcliv-
cred until paid for.
will IN IKE il an object for merchants
to buy these goods in .iobhing lots, for
cash in hand, ia quantities 10 suit.
am authorized also To receive bid,
tor the next ten days for the purchase
in bull, oil all that portion Of said stock
which shall remain unsOld on the morn
ing of March lith. Now Is the time Ia
buy. GEORGE FISHER,
Provisional Assignee OF Hebron u
We'll, bankrupts.
Cairo, Fcb.'3, lS1G. 'i-3-ti
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sam Jones, Il tramp, mailing from Jack
son, Tennessee, without II living relative,
so he says, found his way TO the Illinois
Ccncrtal round house on Wednesday
night, where he lay down on the warm
sand to rest his weary limbs. In the night
he was attacked with tits, and when
morning came he was still sick and una
bic to vacatc. The superintendent OF the
shops sent for Dr. Wood, who admins
tered to the wants of the unfortunate
man, and found him place to rest in the
hospital, where We will receive tie at
] ton he peeds,
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The 81 t.1sigs

W. ATE pleased To harm that the -.
Charlie. hotel was never more popular
with the travelling public than at the
present time. The wise iorethought of
the energetic propric,or' in reducing the
rates to suit the hard time. /. seen in the
daily augmented list OF arrivals. Eyer
on the alert for the comfort and welfare
of their guests. it j. the intention of the
management during the spring, to make
many improvements in the hotel, 50 that
1t will continue to be-, rs it ever has been.
not only credit TO Cairo hut fayoritc
with the travelling public.
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s.cIInania Life Insurance Compnny

Mr.. Charles WurlXrbach of ~. Louis
travelling agent Tor the Germanla Late
Insurance Co., of New York, is in the
city looking after thc interest OF the com
Anyone having any grievances against
the company caused by their late agent,
Mr.. w. Brllncr' will voIy much obligc
Mr.. WuriHebach by calling on him or
leaving word NJ the Alexander County
Bank. After haul, time please call at The
Arlington House. will also inform the
patrons of the company aud the public
that we have appointed Mr.. ThoS. j.
kcrth ~ agent al Cairo.
CHARLES WCRTIEBACH,
3-lS-Gt. IraNc Ing Agent.
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j. W. VENT. general freight and
ticket agent of the Cairo and It. Louis
railroad, is at the 1t. Charles.
Mr.. &. ;. Jones. superintendent of
telegraph for the Western Union Tclc.
graph company at Dubuque, is in the city
making some needed improvement. in
their office here.
Mr.. j. \. Hughes. prominent in
surancc man of st. Louis, and Mr.. 4. W.
Eckert, Of the 1t. Louis Jo,lmal. are at
the 1T. Charles.
Mr.. y. Albert, a leading merchant
OF Cape Girardcau, was in the city yestcr-
day.
Mr.. Frank Cook and Thomas Hatch.
Of Champaign, and Mr.. John Hatch, OF
Galena, are at the Planters
Miss Ella Walbridge has gone to
Anna for weeks visit to friends in that
village.
Mr.. James Coleman. OF the firm OF
Cross, Coleman Il Co... commission mer-
chants of this city, left on Wednesday
night for a business trip through the
south.
MIR Richard Edmundson. OF East
Cape Girardeau, was IN the city yesterday
Mr.. EdmundSon is an Independent Re
publican candidate for sheriff of AlcNan-
der county. Dick says he will make
things lively.
Mrs. DR.. Bryant, OF Columbus, kcu-
tucky was in the city yesterday. She
returned to Columbus by the steamer
City of Chester last evening, accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Frank Roussillc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

The Sun wants to know how we know
that the people of the State would endorse
a bill taking up the local railroad debt of
the State. The majority OF the lcgisla-
turr represents, as general rule, the ma
iority OF the people, liza majority of the
members should be elected on such an
issue they would be elected by major
ity of the people.
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RATES OF ADyEur.ss>D.

ps-Ali bills ror adyertiamr. az" due a"d pay
able ~ ApNAr'K
Iru lent advertising will hc Inserted al nv
rate Of 81 90 per square for the llrst insertion
and ~ cents TOT each sub-cluont one y liberal
n count will be- made On standing aud display
advertisements .....
For inserting Funeral notice ~ ~" notice Of
meeting Of societies or -ocre; orders ~ cent for
each insertion
Church, society, Festival and upper notices
will only be- inserted a. advertisements
SO advertisement will BE- received at less than
~ cents. and no advertisement VIII De- Inserted
for les than three dollars per month
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Sheriff 8 Sale

10y virtue OF an execution to me directed ny
bthe Clerk ot the Circuit Iour, of Alexander
county, in the state of Illinois, in favor "i III.
people OF the State of Illinois and against
Andrew j earle and u Watson webb, hal'
levied upon the following described piol'!H
in ia" city OF CAIRO, county OF AieNan,mt wv
State of Illinois, to-wit Lot nunbefe, 'N."I
nine (!u) in block numbered twenty slN, ns ,hs
property of the said ". Watson W.pp, Mnith !
shal otter AT Public sale At the SCUM. W's' "ooI
county of Alexander and staleoi Illinois on the
2nih day of March 4. o ls'a, q. the nonr oi
eleven O'Clock, A, NJ, for easn, 10 satisfy SAIL
Sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
CANA I,linois March 7th ,lciO. d-id,
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Dentistry.

DR.. CANNES hands are full, and hi- ap-
pointmcnts cover the next two weeks
Ills orders lIom Mound City have al
ready amounted 10 no small item and
bids fair to foot up large aggregate dur
ing the year. The doctors reception
has been very ilattcring and his success
Is assured. Ollice on Eighth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nue.. II
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YHI.uu ts Auburn.

The remain. OF Mr.. VI. Il. Goodrich,
who died in Til, city on wednesday
morning, We're taken to Auburn, New
York. yesterday morning, via the Cairo
and Ninccnncs railroad. The body was
accompanied 10y Mr.. Roswell Miller, and
Mrs. Goodrich, the grict-strickcn vile of
the deceased.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24
TIE Coming SOriaoIe.

The sociable to be given by the ladies
OF the Methodist church, at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mr.. James Johnson next
Thursday night will bc a very pleasant
one, and the managers extend q cordial
10 al to attend. There will
De good music aud refreshments, and all
are assured an enjoyable evening.
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For or Against ::

|, the Sun opposed to making an effort
to induce tile State to assume the railroad
indebtedness OF Cairo and Alexander
county; 1t is on this question, rs on all
Others. non-commital. but it talks like
paper opposed to making the effort
to get the burden Of these debts oil our
shoulders And wherefore:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

The members OF the Taylor Literary
Club propose holding a .ociable in their
club rooms this evening. \ number Of
the lady friends Of the gentlmen Of the
club have been invited to be present, and
q pleasant time j. anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

-.-44-.-- 'c't'"i', Slghal service, a. :, \
Port List.
ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fish, Paducal.
Bermuda, Nashville.
Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
u. l.. Hodges. New Orleans.
Future City. bargcs. st. Louis.
Liberty No, 1, tow, st. Louis.
Ihos. W. Means and tow Chit.
IL. D. Turner, New Orleans.
All. Stevens, Dycrsburg.
Capitol City, Nicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Bermuda. Nashville.
Goldes Rule, New Orleans.
u. j.. Hodges. Evansville.
Future City and barges, n. o.
Alt. stevens, IT. Louis.
IL. :. Turner, Cincinnati.
Thos. W. Means and tow,St. l.
Capitol City, ST. Louis.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Cloudy aud gloomy overhead. and all
slush and mud under foot was the con-
dition of things yesterday. The snow Is
disappearing about as fast rs it tell. Tho
sky indicates warmer weather and rain.
The Ohio river so far rs heard from con-
tinucs to rise, though not so rapidly.
business was not brisk yesterday. There
Is little doing in the way of movement of
fieghts.
THE RIVERS.
The Cumberland and Tennessee iiv-
ers are reported declining.
AT six O'Clock last evening the Ohio
river marked 40 feet III inches on tho
gauge. The rise in the previous "a
hours was nine inches.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Pilot Henry Ashton is at home again.
Owing to a slight misunderstanding with
the captain of the boat, IIenry's nasal APP
pendagc (Which under any circumstances
is an organ of very respectable proper.
tons is somewhat enlarged. But Ash
ton got even with the captain, and if his
nose Is not swollen. his head is about
twice lts usual size.
The Charles Morgan, Capt Albert
Stein in command, left New Orleans on
Wednesday, 22d, at ) O'Clock pm. for
Memphis, Cairo, Evansville, Louisville.
Cincinnati and interme diatc points.
New Orleans TINS. 2lst: 1.-The fleet
passenger steamer Nellie Peck. Capt.
John \. Williams. Clerk John +. Hanna.
has been delayed on account of the storm
yesterday and will leave this evening,
positively, for Memphis, Cairo ST. Louis,
Fort Benton and all intermediate points ="
The b. l.. Hodges is on her way to
Jctiersonville. She is 10 be converted IN
to II new packet this being her last trip.
The Thos. w. Means. from Cincinnati
lett for st. Louis last evening She has
tow OF manufactured iron, nails, etc.
The Fort Gibson No. is the name OF
/ "A new Arkansas river packet being con-
structcd at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, UNI
der order of the Memphis and Little
Rock packet company. She will be one
hundred aud sevcnty-ive feet long, thir-
iy-four feet beam, and with five hundred
tous freight, will draw twenty-five
| inches.
The Capitol city, from Vicksburg to
~. Lonis. hove to at Halliday 4 Phillips
wharf-boat at $50 last evening. She had
slim trip, and got very little here.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

SOMETHING NEw.-rhc Lightning, re-
ciprocating, tin churn and egg heater,
the latest and the best ever made, ut A..
llalley's. who is now selling his large
stock OF stoves, tin and brittana ware at
greatly reduced prices. Give him call
before you purchase, ll5 Commercial av
euur. 2-ls-3m.
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HOUSES
FOR RENT

dwelling house. : rooms 10 lots
enclosed, III good order, on Twenty
fourth aud Walnut streets. Rent low to
good tenant.
Dwelling house. I room. and base
mcnt. ON Poplar street, between Thir
tccnth aud Fourteenth streets. Rent
Sl2j0.
1.-Two tcncmcnts on west side of Com
mcrcial avenue near Fifth street. suitable
tor shop and dwelling. Rent for each, s.
per month.
dwelling house, } rooms, on Fifth
street near Walnut, in good repair. Rent
$3.50 per month.
Cottage, rooms and Kitchen,
Twcniy-lirst street, near Sycamore
north side. Rent IS, per month.
Two small houses, northwest conner
Fifteenth and Popular. Rent low.
Basement OF brick building. west side
of Washington avenue near Eighteenth
street, five rooms in good condition
Rent low.
building on east side of Commercial
avenue. near Tenth street. suitable for
carpenter shop. Cheap rent.
building on west side of Commercial
avenue. near Twelfth street, Old "City
Hail." Rent very low.
Tcnemcnts. offices and rooms in vari-
,,,. p.,t- l,u.
Lots and lands for sale or lease.
JoHN q. HARTMAN a Co.,
Real Estate Agents, corner Sixth and
LcyCc streets. 3-lJ-tf
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very Sic...

Mr. J. Il. Greenfield, who resides OPP
po-itc thi- city in Missouri, and propric-
tor oil Grccnlicld's ferry line, who has
been very sick with pneumonia Tor sew
cral day, wa, reported to be in very
precariOu, condition yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

We called upon Mr.. carney McMauus
yesterday and found him much better
than he had been reported TO u. lie has
been dangerously III, but we are glad to
-ay he is now IN a fair way to speedily
recover his health
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24
WI, Accent.

We learn that Mr.. William Stratton has
consented to b. candidate for member
Of the Board OF Education, at the next
election.
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la the fie;d.

Mr.. Dick Elmond,on, of Clcarcrcck
precinct, called on the BULLETIN office
yesterday, and announced himself an in
dependent Republican candidate for Sher-
in. He say, he is in the fi;ll, and pro.
poses to light it out on tlat line.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

Mr.. Peter Naup Informs IL that he will
be a candidate for the office of sheriff Of
Alexander county, and the race between
him and Mr.. Irwin, the present incum-
bent. will no doubt he a lively one.
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llo. For the West

\ good paying business and stand on
Eighth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenues, for sale at a bar
gain. For further particulars. inquire at
this Office. 3-2I.tf
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Ihr Bullttin,
ANNUtNs UNf.SIS
FoRCIrY CLERk

FOX III titlh.
Enron BtLLNTtS Plca.cannounce tia, am
candidate tor The oncc Ot' rs CLERK ~ the APP
preaching city election WILL II. llAWKfS-.
We are authorized 81 announce the name OF
JAMES ". STEWART as candidate for IN"
Office of City Clerk, Ut the ensuing ciis election.
td.
We ave authorized To- uuuouuc' the name "l
" !. ANi.Il ~ "a candidate for recollection 10
The onicr OF city lcrh ut M" "a Win" charter
election. il'
$50 NItD or LDltAIiON
Viz William ~trattun B. hereby announced a- 3,
candidate Tor Member oi The HDari al Education
Election, saturday. april l-i.
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READ TINS, So Bird cages, flower stands
flower trains, moss baskets, lee cream
lreczcrs. toilet ware, bath tubs, lamp
chimncys, oil, futing irons and h"'ihg
scissors ; also iull supply OF plain ANA
stamped tinwarc. wholesale ana RETAIL
by &. w. Henderson, l9i ,ommcrcnlav-
cnuc, Cairo. Illinois. 3-5-lm
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ScslOOI Land Sale

Notice Is hereby given that on FRIDAY Apill
7th 1870. ut two O'Clock, p. m. Al the 'front.'
door OF the court house in CAIRO, the lrustcrs OF
schools OF Township No, Il, ;, H. west, Ia
school lot M ten (luJ in the Southeast quarter
oil section ten Uo) aud lots numbered twenty !.
one en- and twenty eight (!sl IN the northeast
quarter Of section No IL, in said township,
The terms OF sale being one half cash down,
and the other half payable Ia twelve months,
with ten per cent interest, WIN mor,gaP" on the
land SOLD, 10 secure the pa! meht, ~ required by
law ia 18th casVs,
ny order of the Board oi Trustee of schools
ions NJ. LAhspEN,
Township Treasurer.
CAIRO HIS Marcn ., 1876. 3.9-wit
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Two good. easy running hack. The
two for $50. or 500 each For further
particulars apply at the Office OF the Iron
Mountain Railroad company, - Ohio
lcvoc. 3.23.tf
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LYNCH g. HOWLEY'5
Real Estate Column


Two gooj cottage on iWcuty-Nuth
street. near Commercial aycuur.
--Storc room on Commercial avenue,
next TO Waycrly hotel.
dwelling house on Thirteenth street,
near Commercial avenue.
TODD dwelling house on Walnut, be-
tween Twcnty-socond aud rwcntylhrd
streets.
-store-room corner Twentieth aud
Poplar streets.
Two story house ON jlh street, west
81 Washington avenue.
House on Walnut street, near Center
pleasant premise.
House on Commercial aycnur, near
10Th street. Suitable for business and
dwelling.
House on Commercial avenue, above
1h street. Suitable Tor bu.ino-- aud
dwelling.
-Bu,inc-- house ou I.cy,c, lately oc-
cupicd by Cunningham * SuIwcll-
cheap.
Winter Block suitable for lIo,c!
Office. or Bu-luc-- cheap.
-Toncmrnt- numbered I. s and .. in
Winter Row. rooms each. for so per
month.
40 10 corner. sl2 90 rooms.
cottage on sixth street, near Wash
ingtou aycuuc--i rooms.
store room iu 'p.lut House lately
occupied ~ \. HALEY.
dwelling house on Sixth street and
jefferson avenue.
orphan Asylum building and prcmi-
-cs. Rent low, 10 q good tenant.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, Sl2a month.
Rooms IN yariou, part, OF the city.
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Fresh arrival OF u very large a'sort
mcnt OF ladies' ami gents Nil gloves at
i Burger Il Go. 3-2l.tl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

The BuLLEIIN has for sale one hundred
iouuts OF job type. including many series
that are now generally ia Use in the first
elias Job Office, of the United -tatc-. All
these iouut, Will be- sold at half their
original cost. Many Of them are COM
plctc aud almost new. embracing large
variety, among them being Pay,on
scripts, Eureka texts. title text open,
Philiau. trimmed black. mona,tic, broad
gauge. Egyptian, bank note italic, Tu,
can. cugraycr,' open. Celtic, French
clarendon. etc. We offer these iouuts
Tor ,alc hccau-c wc are fast renewing the
material of the BuLLEIIN job Office with
the latest face. all costly aud adapted 20
city u-c. ~ a few days We will send TO
oUr country friend, circulars displaying
iyunt- separately and in series, 10 which
VIII bee attached price and terms. Where
whole ,cgic, are purchased special reduc
lions will hc made. Orders Tor job print
ing from country offices promptly Tiled.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-24

We viii pay no bill, contracted by any
,nliuyo of TIM BuLLEriN. unless the
-anr j, made on written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pauy, and wc will accept no order, given
hy an cmpIoye Of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever
CAIRo BULLETIN COMPANY.
NnNomLcr ID. lS1i. u
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Cashmere ,ncc.nud MEETINGS.

Cashmere lace and nutting. Il splendid
assortment, certain TO please the ladies,
Just in, at j. Burger a Go. 32l.ti