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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

To all whom II may Concern:
:. 1. Henry Winter, mayor of the city OF
Cairo, by virtue OF authority in Tile vested
by the charter and ordinances OF the city
OF Cairo, do issue this, my proclaim ,ton
WHEREAS, Un next Tuesday, the 7th
day oi November. 1876. a general cloc.
ton Will be held throughout the whole
United states for president and vice.
president, aud in the State OF Illinois for
governor and minor state and county
officers; and II being necessary aud de-
slraOle that peace aud order should pre-
vail during The holding OF said election
within the city Limits
l do therefore warn all persons that
section "A Of chapter 3, of the revised or
diDalices OF tie city will be strictly en-
forced; and all keepers OF groceries are
forbidden TO sell auy intoxicating liquors
that day, between the hours of 3 o'clock
a. m, and O'Clock p. m, under the pen
allies prescribed.
Furthermore. it having come to my
knowledge that United States marshals
have been deputized for the purpose OF
preserving the peace. and 10 see that all
citizens are allowed to exercise the right
OF suffrage unmolested. | take this occa.
sion to express my belief that such action
is entirely uncalled for and unnecessary,
as the city authorities are fully capable
OF managing the city's internal affairs and
preserving the peace. all neediul arrange
ments having been made to that end but
rs good, law-ab!di0C citizens we must
bow In Submission to the powers that be.
1, as mayor, shall not relinquish any
right aud title TO command and preserve
The peace of the city; and TO that end So
licit all citizens. irrespective OF party, 10
obey the laws: and tor the purpose OF
maintaining order and peace. do hereby
appoint +. NJ. Ward. James Sominerwell
Henry Goodyear, {. ID. AFTER, Jno.
Henry and Andrew Cain, as special pc.
''cem"n for that day and night to assist
the city authorities. SAID appointees
will meet AZ police headquarters on the
morning OF the 7th, at Z O'Clock, at which
time they will be sworn in as such spe-
cial policemen.
HENRY WINTER, Mayor.
CAIRO, Nov. 4, 1876.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
LANDS. in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
Picture Framing.

We have this day sold 10 Mr.. T.. {
Ford the entire lot Of moulding tools
ETC., OF the picture framing department
oil the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc, should he sent 10 him or left at
this Office. We bespeak Tor HIM the lib
crafty OF patronage that has been be
slowed upon rs. His assortment OF
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition and b. guarantees satisfac-
ton in all cases.
Cairo. Oct, 10. 1879.
II CAIRO BULLETIN Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

every description. Dinner was served at
one O'Clock In the court house square to
moro than -four thousand people. Inn
mediately after dinner. MIR. George Cor
lis, to whom the Democracy OF Massac
and Southern Illinois owe much for his
interchangeable labor in their behalf and in
the cause OF reform, introduced to the
audience John II. Oberly of thls city.
Mr.. Oberly spoke for four hours aud
forty minutes. His speech was one char
acteris,ic of him, sensible. logical and
convincing, ara was received with great
enthusiasm.
In the evening there wa. a grand torch.
light procession, In which fifteen hun.
drcd people marched. The evening
meeting was addressed by the Hon. VIII
liam Harlzell, who made most telling
speech, and Hon. Juo. .. \. King of
Paducah. Mr.. Hartzell emphatlcaly put
the lie upon the many infamous charges
brought against him, and completely
won his vast audience. Coy. Kings
| speech was also an able effort. Tie adj
viscd his hearers to vote cautiously, vote
ntelligently for Tildcn, Hendricks and
Hartzell, and closed amid the dcafning
applause of the multitude.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
Th.,,r s.,oon-Grand FREE Lunch,

Jaeckel. proprietor of the popular
Thalia saloon. corner OF Twelfth stree:
snd Washinst ton avenue, excels all
Others in his line OF business In his free
lunches. Every morning a, ten o O'Clock.
Mr.. Jaeckel spreads lunch which would
do honor to any saloon IN the land. Hi.
friends should make note II this and
give him call. 2Qdlm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
:" A. c. Donnelly, Cincinnati.
/" Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
a. Florence Meyer, Cincinnati.
:" Ste. Gcnpyieye, Wick sburg.
- Future City, barges, \. o.
A" Jno. ;. Bransford, Evansville.
Tug, Frank Brunette, Ohio river
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
d" \. c. Donnclly, New Orleans.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
- Florence Meyer, New Orleans.
ste. Genevieve, ~. Louis.
,Ino. ). Bransiord, Evansville
- Future City, barGes, 81. Louis.
Tug, Frank Brunette, South.
The river last evening was - feet 3 3-j
inches on the gauge, having risen S 30
inches during the past As hours. The
weather was cloudy and cold Sunday,
but cleared oil yesterday. 4 strong
northern wind made navigation difficult
at many points along the river yesterday.
The Mary Houston only needed about
40 tons 10 fill out an arrival here. and
she got considerable freight here.
Capt. Il. W. Dugan is again among Us.
lie is learning TO like Caro- again.
Capt. II. VI. Hart's new Cincinnati and
New Orleans Packet, y. G. Donnelly
passed SO III last evening with good
cargo, having added about 200 tons here.
Her pilots say she runs and handles well
and will be first-class business packet
The Ste. Genevieyc brought 10 bales
cotton for rcshipment east by rail, and
added some pig iron here Tor ST. Louis.
The City OF Nicksburg on Saturday
night brought al bales of cotton and POO
barrels of cotton seed oil tor reshipmcnt
east by rail.
When the Donnelly came past Cumbcr-
land Island the government dredge boats
we're busily at work opening a broad
deep channel through the dam for the
passage of steamers. This action will be
hailed with JOY by every Ohio river man,
The dam has at times proved 4 great OBJ
struction to navigation of the Ohio, and
has cost steamboatmen many thousands
OF dollars by detentions &c.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

For smooth shave. 4 neat and FASH
ionabIe hair cur, ar refreshing champoo,
go 10 Ia. Braxton. al the planters barber
parlor. The best Of periumeries aud
hair tonics always kept on hand. The
bath room connected with this establish
rnent is the only onein the city, and is
always kept in the neatcst order, ready
for the convenience Of customers. Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
Fraudulent Tickets.

We understand that a large number Of
tickets containing the names of all-Dem.
ocratc ndidates--national, state, con-
grcssional and representative district, ex-
cepting the name Of Hon. Jesse Ware for
State Senator, for which the name OF
&. I. Nellis, the Radical candidate IL sub
situated. This ticket should be watched.
Let every Democratic voter be on his
guard. s"Et
Vote for ne ,chole Democratic stute
tickst, mt hersbv secure good qo~srnment
anil IN economical expenditure q the p"btic
y'erepuss
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The Meeting Last Nisht.

Toe Democratic torchlleht procession
and meeting last nlsf,t Was one of the
largest held in this city during the cam
paign. The procession formed on Ohio
levec, and after parading the principal
streets Of the city drew up at the Tenth
street band stand, where the speaking
was to take place. Two bands of music
and about one hundred horseman were
the mai2 features Of the oc'
cason. Hon. u. 4. Linegar was the first
speaker. He spoke for about one hour,
discussing the questions dividing the par.
ties. His remarks were highly entertain
ing 10 the vast audience. Judge Green
followed with an eloquent I'D able
speech of half an hours duration. F. EAT
bright was the last speaker. Alter few
preliminary remarks, he entered upon
the advocacy Of his own claims as can
didate for representative. At the con-
clusion OF Albrigh,'s speech the crowd
dispersed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

The Democratic mass meeting and free
barbecue at Metropolis last Saturday was
the grandest political demonstration that
has taken place In Southern Illinois dur
Ing the campaign. II was = srcctas il
every sonse oil the word, and the Demo
Gratis OF Massac are jubilant under the
knowledge that the influence OF the oc
casion cannot he coun.eracted. Oyo
seven thousand people were present
There wac al abundance Of provision o
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

Thirty-ive men are now employed by
the government upon our leyees, who
are doing such excellent work that re-
vived confidence is awakened in our
people to such an extent that they rush
in large numbers to the City Shoe store,
to supply themselves with all kinds Of
winter boots and shoes. 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

A. Black Is doing an excellent whole
sale business this season, having only be-
gun the venture this fall and has reason
90 believe hat good trade in the boot
and shoe line can be built up in this city
by little enterprise. He calls the trades
special attention to the fact that he will
duplicate the bills of any house either Of
st. Louis or Cincinnati. 81
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In The District Count OF the limited States Tor the
southern pistiict OF Illinois, In bankruptcy,
NJ ILL.,
In ,he matter of Mic..sel Heiibron & RernsEd
We'll, bsnsrpis
Natlee l. hereby given thai petition has been
died In said curt bY sail Michael Hebron u
ner arsi We'll Of Cairo. In the county al Alex
ander, IN sla lis'r.eg, duly declared hankrupts
under the act o. cnn.Te-s Oh VI nh q, lS,
for ~ .charge al q nj hcats th.Ienf from all
their debts and other claims proyable under said
act, end that .he 9Th day OF october. ls16 a.
eleven o'cloce Q. IA ls a-s.g ncf tn the hearing
of the same by the said court AZ hc United
states Court room in the city Of springfield
when and where all creditors OF said hankrup's
and all other ncrsons in iUicTest, may attend and
shsw cause, II any they have, wky the prayer o..
said petitions should not h. giant u
CLIO. u. BON ~, Cifrk
Linegar a I.aRsdsn, storneys for petit. ners.
Dated Springfield, NJ. sept. i. A. u. $50
e-aQ.iwaa
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

Mrs. Daniel Lampert will continue the
barber business OF her late husband, at
the old staud on Eighth street between
Washington and Commercial. The hop
will be under the supervision of John
Lampert who is tirst-class barber and
Invites old and new customers TO give
him a call. II.
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lo.e for HartssN.

"Thc old order changeth. giving place
to need" says the dying King Arthur o
Sir Bsdivere, and his words are proven
true. Not many years ago. the Ameri.
can continent was suffering want
which nobody seemed able 20 meet.
The destiny which works good out OF
evil showed its finger, and 10 appeared
Is. Il. Bsbbitt's best soap. to meet every
requirement ofhuman economy. .
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
For Sale At AuctiOn-vnlu Resi-
dence Property.

uence Property
The property known as the Mckenzie
residence, situated on lots 80 and "a, and
Is and Is, block SO, in the city OF Cairo,
fronting 80 feet gu Filth street and 30 feet
on Sixth street. now occupied by ID. j..
Davis. will be sold at public auction on
Saturday, November 18th, 1876. at ten
O'Clock am, on the premises. This Ii
one of tho IN )st desirable residences in
the clty-commodious In good repair
supplied with gas, and title perfect.
This property may be purchased a
private sale prior TO 18th inst, by appli
cation to Samuel Z. Wheeler. where alb
stract OF title may be seen. Terms o
sale-Sl.5oo, cash In hand; balance on on
years time with six per cent interest
Deferred payment secured by deed O
trust on premises.
WISIER & STEWART,
ll.3.dtd Auctioneers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

The people Of this city denounce the
appointment OF q lot OF sleputy United
States marshals TO attend tho election as
an outrage ami unnecessary. We are
able to manage our own elections with.
out interference By the federal govern.
msnt managing them Tor us. 2 z ~
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PnII"e lnstrlciInns.

His honor, Mayor Winter, iustructs his
regular and special police in reference to
their duties for the day. In it he does
not fail TO insinuate that the federal ma
chine has committed an assault upon the
liberties Of our people by foistlng upon
them United States marshals. while the
local authorities are capable of taking
care OF themselves. Democrats are law
abiding, and during this hot and
exciting campaign have main
tanned dlgnuied demeanor under
the most trying circumstances, even re-
training from rctorts to direct abuse by
black Republicans. Mayor Winter is right
when he denounocs the United States
marshal movement rs unwarraniat,e
and tyrannical. Il is the cropping out of
the revolutionary and destructive policy
.! the party now in power.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

A. Black Is doing a very extensive
business and is now receiving his second
full stock OF boots and shoes from Boston.
Every one should make IL their special
interest to examine il. II is undoubtedly
tho largest finest and best selected ever
brought to this city before, and the
greatest bargains IN all grades are Of
tproI AZ
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l. s.rurxe Rieinhonse

on Eighth strre,, two doors IRON Alex
aEder County Bank, is the place to get
fashionable hair cut or smooth shave
or anything else In che barber lire. La
dies and childrens' hair cut or dressed.
either at the shop or their homes.
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POLICE ORDER.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYOR s OFFICE,
CAIRO, Nov. 8. 1876.
Owing TO the intense excitement re-
sultihg from the appointment OF [. ;.
morshals and the placing them at the
polls ON the day OF election, the same be-
ing fragrant wrong by the general gov
ernWeut upon the sovereign rights OF the
people OF the state OF Illinois aud the
city OF Cairo, the appointments being un-
asked tor by any number OF cltizens. and
same being condemned by the majority vi
both political parties here since their APP
pointment as being unnecessary; and
feeling the deep responsibility resting
upon me, do hereby appoint the toll
lowing extra special policemen in con-
junction with those appointed under my
proclamation, dated 4th inst. to-wit 4:
Warren Russell, Monroe Wood. Ma
Stout and Thos, G. Wilson, all OF whom
the morning Of the 7th, at O'Clock, am. q,
sharp.
ORDER No. 9.
To Henry Gossman, Chief CT Police and City
SIR--rhe persons appointed above, to-
gethrr with those appointed under my
proclamation. will report to you ut pc.
lice headquarters on the morning Of the
9TH, for duty. att O'clock. n. IN. After
being sworn in according TO law. you
will read To them the following orders "a
appertaining 10 their duties. such other
| orders AS comes under your jurisdiction
! and authority you can impara 10 them.
INSTRUCTIONS.
First: You will see that good order
| prevails Throughout the city. and
promptly suppress any difficulty com
| ing from whatever source 1t may.
! Second: II stationed at the polls OF
elsewhere you will recognize the au
thorliy OF your appointment, and
promptly suppress any disturbance tha
| may arise.
| Third: You will arrest any person
who is found upon the streets of the city
drunk or disorderly. or at the polls Great
ing any unnecessary noise. liable L
create breach of the peace.
Fourth: You Will see that IN,
mayors proclamation in regard to I'll,
sale of intoxicating liquors is strictly en-
| forced.
| FJth: All policemen will obey til
orders Issued from the mayor or chief q
police strictly. and will abstain from
using intoXicatin" drinks, and from elcc
| pioneering.
HENRY WINTER, Mayor.
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Stuart & Gholson are Offering the
cheapest line OF ladies and childrens'
underwear ever offered In this city.
Also an elegant line OF gents underwear
at prces that cannot be approached in
any other house. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07
Ike " alder

has the largest and finest stock Of Boys
and Youths clothing that has ever been
In Cairo. lie can suit child from four
up 10 any age, at prices TO suit the
times. 9-2J-lm,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

800 pieces of prints. 100 pieces jeans,
500 pieces of muslin. New styles and
best brands ut the New York store. Fail
iIe Of dry goods. ll-2-5t
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Largest sale Yet
of
HOl >EnOLD / URNITCRE

ATAUCTIOS,
Thursday, November 7th, l-76, No. III,
Commercial Avenue. 10
o clock. a. m,
Consisting of Bedroom, Dinning-rOOm,
Sttiug-room and Kitchen furniture of
every description, both ornamental and
useful: Cooking and Heating stoves,
Carpets, Clocks, and in iart every thin.
pertaining TO housekeeping.
WINTER Il STEW
81 AucJiOnccrs.
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ANNOUNs KWENTs


We ate Authorized to announce JOHN II.
ROBINSON as a candida for sheriff of Alex
and,r county. at the coming county election.
We are authorized TO announce PETER sAUP,
for an independent candidate for sheriff Of AL
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Ladies' Gold Watch.

For sale, a ladies Elgin hunting ease
gold watch; retail price S75 co, viii he
sold for s55 90 has never been used.
Apply 10 F.. 4. Burnett.
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vDt. Early

Let every Democrat vote eaily and
then put in the balance of the day work
ing for the success of the Democratic
ticket. DO not let United States mar
shals keep you away from the polls.
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Wanted ,1u0 Men

TO call at the corner II sixth street and
Ohio leyee. Ike Valdez has large
s,och OF Overcoats and Men and Boys
suits at prices TO suit the times.
g.15-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

The people of this city should como
out to-day and BY an overwhelming Dem.
ocratic majority show that they do not
propose TO be coWed by Federal interior.
ence in our state elections. This much is
due to our self respect.
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stuart & 0hOlson.

Having postponed our purchases OF
WOODEN goods until now, we are In con-
dition TO ofler dannels. blankets, water
proofs. etc., at ten per cont. less than the
same can be bought elsewhere. II
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J.G. LYNCH'S
Zeal Estate Column

.- Alexander county lands, Cairo lots,
.,changc for 81. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
A Iinc residence on corner Ilahrook
venue and Twenty-third street, at a
argain.
The south hall Of the pilot" house at
largain.
FOR RENT.
Several fine rooms In Winters block.
Good two story brick suitable for
.urcs and Offices Oh Commercial avenue.
Jrtwcen Eleventh and Twelfth.
Brick dwelling corner Nineteenth
and Poplar streets.
Saloon and fixtures. southwest corn
,r Eighteenth street and Commercial
,vsnue, at a bargain.
Dwelling house on Cross street, ives
Of Washington avenue.
Two business house. II lcvec street,
above Eighth, $40 each
Store room Oh Commercial avenue,
lext to waverly hotel, $40.
Two story house on Commercial av-
enue. TWO tcnements suitable for shops
and residences.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Poplar, $.
Up stairs of house on Commercial av-
ru,Ie. near 18th street. Suitable for
lwelling, s..
-Tcnempnts numbered Z, . and 10
Winters Row, 5 rooms each for sl0
per month. In flrst-class order.
Orphan Asylum building and prcni-
SEES. Rent low, to good tenant
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, SIP month.
Rooms in various parts OF the city.
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should GO.

Every citizen should attend the Rough
and Ready fire company at Scheers hall
Monday night. Improper characters
viii not De admitted.
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N ark H.,

The appointment Of hord OF United
States marshals to attend the elections in
this state to-day, ia only another steu to.
wards Capitalization by the party in
power. 4 far and free election i. what
We want aud will have.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

Great attractions for ladies' and misses
m line styles OF button and side laced kid
and morocco shoes are offered to-day by
A. Black at the city shoe store. 50
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STATES ATTORNEY

Eprron BuiLETisi--Pleasc announce that
for Alexander county a, the November cleo
ton, WIN. L. NcLkEy.
We are authorized to announce GEO. W.
HENDRICKS. JR a. n can ii,tate at the No
vember election, for states Attorney for Alex
nnder county
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silver Tea Set,

One Rogers. Smith Il Co.'S silver tea
set. Triple plate, 6 pieces, entirely new,
retail price SEQ 90. can be bought for
SO %. Apply to +. A Burnett.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

The Greenyille (lll.) Aacoeatc. speak
ing OF the death OF Capt. j. Ii. Phillips,
late of this city, says:
THE remains OF Capt. John II. Phil
lips were brought here from Cairo, this
State, last Friday, and inferred in the
graveyard in this city. Capt. Phillips
died at his residence III Cairo. on Nednes-
day, October rs, lS1G, u dysentcry. the
effects OF his service In the Union army.
His parents, John Wesley and Margaret
Phillips, came from Pennsylvania and
settled in this county nearly quarter OF
century ago. They were an intclll-
gent, earnest christian people, OF rcvolu-
tionary stock, and We're highly esteemed
ny all who knew them. During the re-
bellion tour OF their sons gave them selves
to save the Union. Never Gid parents
lay incir children on their country's altar
more cheerfully than did these. Robin
son was the first soldier from tins county
dying in that war; Joseph tell AT the first
charge at Donelsnn; Fieldin. never re-
covered from wound which ne received
on the Red river expedition the Captain,
John H., now follows as the fourth. lie
was nearly forty-iive years Of age, hav-
Ing been born December IL. 1881. he
enlisted "a a sergeant, June 25. 1861. In
company ID. of the 22i regiment. Illinois
volunteer; was promoted second lieutcn-
| ant, June 8. 1862; was promoted iirs'
lieutenant. November 2. 1862: was pro
NOTED captain, March %. lsG3. and hon
orably discharged July T. 1854. lie wa
twice married. first IN daughter OF III,
late lamented A. Bnie. and some year,
later 10 Miss Emily kOester. student OF
Almira college. who Is now lett widow
| Capt. Phillips was Trustworthy and At.
tentive to business, and exemplary In al
the relations of life. Few men have ever
lived In this community who had more
| friends and fewer enemies. Verify this
generation shall all pass away before thu
full price Of our Union shall have been
paid. -
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Notice.

My wife, Mary Adams, having left my
bed and board. hereby give notice that
Will not be res pousible tor any debt she
may contract in my name.
PETER ADAMS.
Cairo, Nov. 6. 1876. st
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

Atmorc & Co.'S mincc-meat took the
first premium at the centennial. For
sale in any quantity at Stratton & Birds.
Also gold soap"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-07

How often does slight cough or cold
lead 10 the most serious consequences.
Keep DR.. Bulls cough syrup at home.
Physicians prescribe it. Thousands take
it. Price % cents.