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, 1876-12-09
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George aS. Milen ". Gu., Aeentsn,
feb. Sr1ee &smpaap's gebarpss. Mpdstts.
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, 1876-12-09
Wftn" plattorm.

Gtibersian,. cline ercae Sierbe. Gin pplfanrtet.
SVus uatet OtIen. NrsBtl IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ata ne 4. &treuIare 6tatts %ptrlsubst. Abtelttttt
il2Qnf' %tn NiattnrH, ~ lgae
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bs ,e&w.btf& Dttters" seane. OBJ III % gt.a. dIioiN
saaabmen uuh f&I.&t eeuus Nab, bic S'feattett tbrn
mxneea ~ ,rasrcn, pei&. 6bnliN dasftsen ant ftri.dtt
pte 6ss t@w ,S4psbtf& 8ttters" a6sr Der Gtiarbteb
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2eibi9mersen iinb Or. Iu9ut &6nts'S
&6ntg's Sambnrger Gropfen,
iHreibt Serr Dtidael @eil, @iibamat, Snb.,
benin oieielben belfen auaenblidlih.
, 1876-12-09

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aaal.astn bs @tSaabbett ,urz6ssssbtu, H.l&e lbsa "a.
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acknowledgement,
, 1876-12-09

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bsss HtssHslaaa rfarsra.
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ettbrts sereaust uap Der RSrptr III 6etss Sefen Moi Sls.
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bsS se@pdtt, Speea tr!tsat keTn ~I.,at.tsn aafaG sins
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go NrDient.

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fur oeit 9erlauT Don neuen uuo leDr pppnlaren SnDerl'
pom elmer Der Deoeutenolteu = uDlcrlptolls =Slrllen III,
Sanoe. 81 Snder tnr oU Nents 20 Suwer Iur Sl.zu.
&em humpus. Ntan lale llW utlere elreulare tonl-
men nlo ~iperdeuBe ru lelplt. Aorene ". ". boy ozs.
Qrttr'" A9nn 4gp!outs
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eies salI6es unb gBobres. @@idt cine Sreimarff
IN Rabipau IL. Co., So Nbnrret @de 6blr) Str, 9tcn
BORT. Iusfunft. 3auienpe G'rtb miro Sh"en a'toe'
hiHt E E.
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IS bis 800 per Ea0 III &amie

Yeoin9un9en irsi. 4brehe:
'SS1ndl o.. Sttnion II. Co., portlanb. We.
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W tton, Seelenbejanbernns nne GbefIbrer,
Elm BUD, ipelbes Nn~leitaii9 oa5n siebt. wie oas cine
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Str. philadelphia, Ma. 4gp2hini'
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pier. Oroae etss.abmen NIT Stdberbeit ge.
madt. Wan ftrstbe leJprt um &treulars an .. e.
@nerntep. publttbsr. Concord. u. b. 4gDAma.
sG Nnts<n.& 9Benn SDr ben u%sriau1iblten
%$3SAtAeU< Mrtitel in Der 9eelt uno cine
fnaiiiu. goloene patent. Nntsr.llbr f~oitenfrei bahen
mDout 10 iareibt lofOrt an ). Sribe u. 60. 767
Sreaoipap, ". y. 4gg27iep,
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8Ynsb, ssbcs sas r66psbti@ Sit.sr5," ha u ss StSr.
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snfG 4seas eSss ssrf@tesszss Hstsr ans. gOir xsanss
AsStsRss ksiszkns
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hen klIsst b. AsuptstssnhttAIs SIS
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Haasensf@I6ss.
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g.s.ss, slsnsz, ssasA natagIsz esfssssszs asszs
astaaA.
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Ready Relief.
Sicber nuo faltcs Sicber.

Tteber uno @e@'elfeber fir so Gents furirt. 90
9lsbt fein bei!mittel in Der g9elt. trelbes sSieber uns
WebleIiieber uno ale ~loniti9en oerpanoi,n Rrantbei.
ten, galens, Sbaria9.. tQpbbies', 9elb,s NIB ion.
Direl 70 raid, beleitist oils -&apsnp'5 JtsiDp aslisf"
10 0ents Der istaide.
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Gin ssQGoannts Mnf&sbEt4es 4bIcitasssusstd EuA Ssss
sarabrdas ptgsta shxa N&AA0t emf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
The National Hand.

Thi. organization celebrated its first
anniversary at the band room in the City
National bank building on Friday night.
The National band, it Is well known, is
composed of number OF our most prom
ising young men, who for the past year
have been under the leadership and in
struction Of our pOrtly German friend,
Professor lsenburg. Daring this time,
the baud ha. made great PROCESS. 1t
has filled more engagements than any
other organization in this part of South
ern Illinois, and has become very popu-
! lar among our people, On Friday night,
after the regular meeting OF the band, AT
which Mr.. Tom. LOyctt was elected pres.
| idcnt, Egbert smith, vice president,
George Baker, secretary. and Ed DECO
ner, treasurer, the boy, had a glorious
reunion on small scale. Refreshments
were served in abundance, and the band
played several fine pieces between th'
addresses delivered by the out going ant
| incoming officers. The OCCASION was on'
of merriment and gayety, aud was on,
that will long be remembered by ihos.
who were present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
tteuus ~ Rssef.

The Tlldcn aud Hendricks reform
club met last night.
stuart & Ghol.on are Offering great
bargains in bleached and brown cottons.
For sale, new top buggy and set o
new harness. Apply to a. Ii. TRvIN.
9-l3-f
Mr.. Dan Hartman. who has been m
the east purchasing his stock of winter
goods. returned on Saturday.
New goods every week at Sturat &
Ghol.ons. DO not tail to give them a
call.
The st. Patrick Benevolent society
gives a grand ball at Srheel's hall. on
the third Of November.
The iheater will he pcrfumed and made
otherwise pleasant by the Se!den Irwin
troupe.
Oar ladies' underwear, pattern cor
set. glove aud hosiery department will
hereafter he under charge OF an able lady
assistant. 1871 stuart & GHoLsoN.
The Selien Irwin combination appear
Ell n, the athencum last night, with Lord
Dundreary. To good audiance. The
troupe is good one. and should receive
liberal patronage from our ,heater
goers.
stuart Il Ghoson have been fortunate
in securing some extraordinary bargains
/ in black cashmeres. black alpacas and
briliiantcs, to which they call special at
,cutiou. sgt
The seamless slipper is new inyen-
ton. Ii is the most popular house shoe
in America wherever il has been intro
duccd. Ladies can call and see them.
They are for sale by the progressive house
OF o. lIaythorn x Co. lo-S-Gt
We are requested to announce that all
those Of our gallant and patriotic youJg
men who desire to become members of
the Tilden aud Hendricks Bon Ton club,
can do so by sending their names 10 the
secretary to-day. as the club will hold its
regular weekly meeting this evening.
Arrangements have been made with
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
by which the people of Cairo will be adj
yised of the result Of the elections iu Ohio
and Indiana, to-day. The associate press
reports will be received here tonight.
Headquarters will be at Louis Herbert's
restaurant, Ohio leyee, where the reports
Will BE- made public A. soon as received.
They will be published in tomorrow
mornings BrLLETIS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
Query.

Mr.. William Hughes, mail clerk on
he Illinois Central railroad. received or
ders while in this city OH Friday 10 re
lleve Mr.. Williams, the mail clerk on the
steamer Red Cloud, running between this
point and Evansville. Has Mr.. Williams
been detained in Indiana, for the purpose
of casting a vote for Ben Harrison to-
day: Mr.. Hummer, mail clerk on the
steamer Arkansas Belle, has also been re-
lieved for the week, and he too, will in
all probability help to make UP the tour
hundred votes which the post Office de.
partment has promised Harrison. This is
all right. No one can question the legality
OF the transaction, but it certainly shows
great fear Oh the part OF the Republicans
for the welfare OF their candidates in the
contest to-day. They have become despc-
rate, and will scruple at nothing TO win
the day. but Notwithstanding the plots
and devices arraigned against them,
there is every reason 10 believe the DEM
Ocrats will roll up an overwhelming ma
jority for Blue Jeans Williams, and tina,
| in November they will agail show their
strength by coming 10 the front With
handsome majority for Tildcn and Hen
dricks.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
Alderman City of Brunswick.


From the recent fair at Charleston, Mo-,
our home arti>t-and we do not misapply
this word-Mr. William Winter, photo.
grapher and portrait painter, brought
TO Cairo premiums tor some OF the
most delicate aud beautiful work in his
line that we have had the pleasure Of
looking at in years, and which is now on
exhibition at bis gallery.
An imperial photograph OF Mrs. Henry
Halliday look first premium portrait
in oil, Emerald Davis, first premium !;
home scene, winter, child driving two
goats. first premium photo-painto oi
Mrs. VIM. Winter, first premium. Be-
sides these are the following photo
graphs that came in Tor first premium. ::
Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. 4. ID. Stafford, Mr..
Geo. ID. Williamson, DR.. Wardner. Joe
Clark, Walter Hyslop, and a miscel-
lancous collection Of small photographs,
grouped in large frames.
The winter scene, while il displays
the bleak Snow-clad face OF nature,
caplivates the eye with group
OF life-simple yet grotesIue-rep-
resenting child, drawn in Il miniature
sleigh, in Tic act of passing through a
park gateway.
The photo-painto OF Mrs. VIM. Winter
originally took a first premium in Gin
cinnati, for its high finish and natural.
ness. where it competed with work OF
that class from all parts of the country.
These works Of art must be seen TO be
appreciated, and the public should not
lose an opportunity OF examining them.
As photographer MIR. Winter has but
few equals. and like the immortal Da.
guerre, captures shadows with rays OF
light and charms them down forever.
In his work as portrait painter We arc
| astonished at his wonderful proficiency,
having seen pictures on ivory, dragged
out of dusty corners, that are studies for
the most refined criticism ex.
ecution, and owing to the poetic and
classic nature Of the themes,
Mr.. Winter modestly displayed TO us a
few of the massive medals he has won in
the United States for his genius as 4
| painter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
CRY FOR AID.
The R,vages Of the yellow Fever in Bruno
wick, Georgia.
Our reopic Asked 60 Contribute 90
tho sufferers

The following letter from member of
the city council of Brunswick, Ca, was
received by Messrs. Cross q Co., -four
dealers Of this city. yesterday morning.
It is dated October iih.
presume yon have heard oi the yell
low fever that 1. prevailing here now. IL
- dreadful. There l. over slA hundred
now down with the disease, aud over
eighfy-iivc deaths have taken place to-
day. am one OF two OF the city fathers.
"a we are called. who ERE still mp and our
labors are heavy. We are in distress and
needing care. Cannot your people ship
ia a lot on a contribution ] have The
only stable here. and am running my
stock day and night. We have six doc
tors from abroad, AMI are IN need of
more. Our doctors are all down, and
one has died. We have no paper pub
lished here now. and are dependent upon
charity. All business has been suspended.
We have only ono drug store that is open
and had to send to New Orleans for q
drug clerk 10 attend to IL, all of our
clerks being down with the fever. We
are in great distress and If it is possible.
help us. Believe me. Yours truly.
At. PUTNAM.
Alderman City of Brunswick, Ga.
The tone Of the appeal tells plainly Of
the suffering of the unfortunate people OF
the bcscigcd city. and those of orr citi-
zens who are able to contribute TO their
wants, we dare say will find no more
worthy place than this To bcslow their
charities. Let everyone aid in some way
to alleviate thcir distress. Contributions
will be received at the City National
Bank, or at the commission house OF
Gross & Go. Ohio Lcvcc, and forwarded
with all .pocd to the suffers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
Centennial ExcursiOnIsis.

viii, of course, wish TO see all the sights
comfortably and cheaply. To this end the
CANADA SOUTHERN R'Y COMPANY
has, through il, come ctious in the IVES
and Northwest. placed on sale Q large
number of TOURISTS EXCURSION TIGHTS
AT greatly reduced rates, by which passen-
gers can not only visit the Centennial Ex-
mbition at Philadelphia, but can, in addit-
Ton, visit the principal eastern cities, with an
opportunity oi stopping at any Of the great
number OF famous resorts III New York
and Ponnsy lyana. The CANADA SOUTH
ERN is the only line from the west running
! directly to Niagara Falls, giving passen-
! gers, from the train. a wonderful panoramic
| view Of the MIGHTY CArARACT,
HORSE SHOE FALL, tue GREAT
RAPIDS, and landing them directly at the
| Falls. The track oil the CANADA. SOUTH
| ERN is an air line, laid with steel rails OF
! tie heaviest pattern: there are no curves
! or GRADES; wood j. used for fuel; Coaches
| are furnished with the Winchell Paten
! Nenlilator. ensuriD. project irsedom from
/ dust. With its complete system Of magnif.
| cent PARLOR SLEEPING AND DRAW
! ING ROOM CARS from CHICAGO
DETROIT AND TOLEDO, and its admir-
able connections At NIAGARA FALLS
AND BUFFALO with the Nh YORK
| CENTRAL AND ERIE RAILWAHs, the
| Canada Southern Is last bec0rnin2 the
FAVORITE LINE TO TIE EAST. Tickets
via this popular line can be pt0cured 1t al
offices OF connecting lines, or at the com
pauy's own offices.
Any information can be obtained by ad-
dressing FRANK l.. SNOW.
Gen'l PAS. aud Ticket All. DKrRoIT.
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The Funeral Of David ampert

The funeral OF David Lampert, who
died on Saturday at O'Clock. TOOK place
yesterday afternoon. The funeral pro-
ccssion was one of the largest seen in this
city for years. the Odd-Fellows, Masons
and other secret orders attending in re-
gala. Mr.. Lampert was one of the old
est, most honored and respected citizens
OF Cairo, and his loss Is deeply incurred
BY all.
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Mississippi River.

a number of our city councllmen, in
Guiding Alderman Halliday, Rittcnhouse,
Wright and others, went 10 Missouri on
Sunday for the purpose of exploring the
region In the neighborhood OF the propos.
ed new channel for the Mississippi river
They remained nearly all day. returning
at night, "weak and weary" They ar,
still of the belief that should the course
of the Mississippi be turned into thu
chute at Buffalo Island. our trouble
rom this Source will be at an end.
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FOR LEASE Or SALE.
Lands, In tracts TO suit, near Cairo.
~ ZIG
The "1rem Trail

y spicy sketch descriptive 0f a trip
over the Atchinson, Topeka and Santa
Re railroad. the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts Of the Rocky Mountains.
by "Nym Crinkle." the musical and
dramatic critic Of the New York Worbt,
sent free on application, together with
the san Juan G"i,ie, maps and time
tables OF This new aud popular route
from Kansas City and Atkinson to
Pueblo, Denver and all points in Col
oradO, New Mexico. Arizona and the san
Juan Mines. The finest line Of Pullman
sleeper. on the continent between the
Missouri river aud the Rocky Mountains
without change. Special round "trip
tourists tickets from the Missouri river
TO Denver at SO. good to stop OF at all
point. Address,
r. J. .ANDTR,oN,
General Passenger Agent.
IoPTkA KAN
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Bran is in fair supply and quiet, Prices
have advanced. We note the sale Of 500
sacks, 55asjc.
BUTTER.
There is fair demand for choice but
ter, OF which there is supply about
equal to the inquiry. Common is plenty
and dull. The sales noted were 800 lbs
Southern Illinois, 2Olf23 80 lbs North
ern, 2GCa2Sc > packages southern Hi
noia, 20c; . tubs Northern, 2jc tub,
choice Northern, 27c: | tub Northern
20r.
Eggs.
There il a scarcity ot eggs. with n good
demand. We note the sale OF 200 dozen
l4Gl5c.
POULTRY.
The demand for choice poultry is very
good. There is very light supply. We
| note the sale of dozen mixed chickens.
81; coops mixed. 3 30; dozen young
chickens. - -
APPLES.
| The market is ovcrstocked with COM
mon apples. Choice are in fair supply
and sell at prices quoted below: Sales
were 10 bbls common - 1902: u bbls
choice large red. 3 2-@2 30: 10 bbls me-
dium, $40? %.
HIDES AND FJRS.
SHLEp PrLTs -Green. 75c(aSl %; dry.
l0a 9Oc: shearings, l0G20c.
Fins Bcavcr-No. g 30; No.
! Sc; No. 81: No. 3 -: No. / $40
Mink-No. 81; No. ljc; No. , zoe
No. I l0c. HaccoGn-No. zoe: No. ,
| Zoe No. } zoe. No. Zoe. skunk
/ SIC No. GOc; No. , soc: No. I l5c.
Fox--Gray--No. | 81 No. 1jc: No. >
SOC: red fox--No. | 81; No. , 15c.
| Opossum-No. Zoe: No. , Sc: No. j
35c. Muskrat No. 2Oc: No. l5c: Ma
Zoe. Bear-No. SO; No. , - No. |
S.: No. 4 ST. Wolf-Mountain-No. !
81 80; No. 2 ~ rs: MOB 81; No. zoe;
| Prairie Wolt-No. 81 % No. soc,
Wild Cat 2jc. House est Zoe. Badger
25c.
We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon or
track, lump. SO; nut, 81; delivered cal
load per ton, lump, 50 80: nut. 81 90
delivered per single ton. lump, 81 nut
So %; Raum or Harrisburg coal or
| track per load, lump. e27 nut, SIG; de-
| ivereJ per ton, IS 30; Pittsburg per
ear loads on track. 81 30 per ton.
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cord wood.
Aug Ar
p,.,-,c, .enooI E,e,,,on Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that on Sa,nr-
day. the Seventh Of October, Eex., at the
school house. on Eleventh street, district
No. l, in township No. II, range ] west,
Alexander county, Illihois, an election
will be held for one member OF board OF
education TO ill vacancy for said district
Which election will be opened at ten
O'Clock, q. m, and will continue open
Public school. PHOEBE \. TAYLOR.
Dated Cairo, Sept. "a, 1915.