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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-01
Commercial.

CHIC 400, Mny 3l,-Flourtu ll md nominal
Wheat, demand active and weaker; No. 2
spring u Uft spot; 81 OW4wl OG's for June
Corn active nut lower No. 2iic spot; 49, So;
June. oats fair demand and lower; No, Q,
9Sjto spot; 1919 July. Rye weak at Ggl3o
Barley Irregular AT I3c.
NEW YORK, May 3l,-Flour In moderate
export and home trade demand; supertine
western state, u 1901 80; common to good,
- O5egb 25 good TO choice, 81 WWN -. Wheat
duh ana heavy; No, 3 Chicago ut u Is; No,
. Chicago, 81 0DMl 10. Corn In fair demand
and easter; mixed, no grade, 6ic; do steamer
6BQg57Ec mixed western, uhgradcd, 66Nj7c.
Oats dull; mixed western E@i3c
ST. LOUIS, May 3L,--Ilemp nominal, ESQ
Sl,20. Flour dun and lower; fall superfine,
s3@3 90; low and medium grades, slQel.2j;
extra, 81 7oWi; Xxx, 81 2jl,I 81 KIN 5000 %.
Wheat easier; No.2 fall u 40 cash and May;
No, 3 y; No. do, 81 Diu. Corn n shade
lower No. mixed GORGE cash; I2Ml2' g
June. Oats lower to soil; No. ., miXod, 800
S2L bid. Rye arm ut GlNG6ji gC. Barley moth.
ing doing, WHISKY sienuS held vi II %;
none on market. Butter dull: choice yellow
dairy, N@22c do country store, i5glGc, Eggs
dull; jobhing Toe. Hay lower; prairie 81 500
10 80. Pork higher obbing sl0 25ml0 50, Bunk
meats nominal mud higher at OLWG4 and
| o sGO'Ic, nry salt meat duh and nominal:
| clear rib offered At SG(O,. Bacon higher n
| 40 and lOMlU1c.
Wis ,LTiMoWE, May II Corn dun and lower;
| $50 $40 Tor mixed western.
live Stock.
| 81. LOUIS. May M.--Cnttle receipts, 500
head; market higher and pens alt cleared;
good to ohoide native steers, 81 7ia5 ~ i; me-
dium To fair II 25Ml 62h pony, S,mi 81 #;
! butchers, 81 IjN3, cows NJ 75ai, stock rs,
81 2jWi 37'q; feeders, "a SjLW 4 10,
Hogs Receipts, 3l,010 heud market 20 to
6Oc lower and utterly demoraliznd. Market
active NJ the close, mud pens all o.ca'ed.
Yesterdays quotations shipping grades;
| Workers, s. 7j0gh; bacon, 50 SOFAS; butchers,
50 1905 10; shipping, 5000 %, Receipts, l,lu6
| head.
sheep quiet; medium to good clipped,
W OO@i ~ good to fancy, "a 15@5 So Re
cetptS ,S0Ohead.
CnCAGo, May 3l.-Cattle-- Receipts $500
Market very quiet; only sales OF good to
smooth Mt 81 6Ooti NO prices nominal.
Hogs Receipts ll,UO0 head. Market active
and rather strong, aud lO@lic higher nil
| round NJ the closing, sales s. 7jGG -, but
chlony az 50 1906 25 Hight, SO lom6 10; pack
Ing, Sj G0Ol6 %.
sheep dull; short clipped, So OOCgj; wool
cd, 50 OO@7. Receipts 80 head.
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J. @. Booth q Co.,

AuGtioncerS, 400 Elm street, Auction sales
every day, Buys and sells second hand nr-
niturc, horses, ponies, etc. may.G-dtf
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There VIII be an annual meeting OF lh'
Directors Of the Compress Company held ~
he Office Of H. " 1Ompklrh, on juno hI
nt ten O'Clock am, Il, Y. IONPhlNNi
,,.,gt.dlt President
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Surgeon md Physician oficc, No. iO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room Mob whore he will
he found at ali hours, both day and night.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

On Hand,
A supply Of rendy mixed Pain's' requiring
no thinning for use.
Y. BEAUMONT n CO.,
Iunl.it CITY Drug store.
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The c1partncrship cxi.uug bat"e ~ ne
Undersigned, IN or the hrm uamooi v, =,
I6Ir. has his day been dissolved lJ mut,lG.ii
consent, u. T.. Lylu rttlpG T. d. h''l"u
Will continue the business uLdtI h'' wv
ia,,, Ann f. f. LYLE
2 j. kEEION.
B.IIua Towns Muv 2b b, 1870,
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The term of Justice McLures court for
civil business, will hereafter begin on the
hHa Monday Of each month. maysG-dIw
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CHIP hats at 81 50 each, In every styles and
color ats. lralson's, 81 Main street.
may -d3m0s
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w 4, ~. rT' E 81, T..
ThG Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made CI0thirg.
sd Days! 30 Days!! 30 DaysH!
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are undcr many obligations to the cit
liens Of Dallas and surrounding country, for
the very liberal support ihty huvc extended
toward us during our stay here, ana IN order
oshow our appreciation ana fully carry oui
adhere to the motto, quick Sales aud Small
PROFIT" We have this day made n conces-
sion, ana for the next Thirty Days, will re-
cclye from our New York Manufacturing
Establishment, all the nccessarics of the sea-
son, fine clothing, light underwear, bootSAnd
shoes, and n combined new assortment of
elegant gents furnishing goods. The stock
will he offered Mt n gleat reduction from our
fO,mer efforts, and must bring conviction to
the assertions made, that the New York
Clothing House, is the lowest price clothing
house in Texas. may27-tf
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention, Sir Kuish,si

Hot and Cold Baths Mt wilson's. no
ikf Elm street. decl5dly
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r.rrnAII1 HERALD

am he sound an sale BY ,he news.
boys on Nil g. aims 81 ns 1919
and Paciiic railway, and az ths news
s,mnds al the Req rand, san J"cinio
and Lamar hotels,
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THURSDAY MORNING ;;;:; JUNE I.
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we did not ssk him what b. IA,

We did not ask him what bs Ia
when he came out after We sti}3es.
got on the railroad, he dropped 4 pocA
book and said thsre was nothing In il.
was large book, like = dsy-booh: I
ssw Marshall the next evening was up
Nv, Nv, mat morning aud saw the crowd
,uere ! never noticed the front of the
. uouse tnere was not very large crowd
mere l believe Squire Grain held the
Inquest left Granville on the Tues
gay afterwards; was at home Monday;
! ,eit tuesday, but don't know II went
III .ne morning or evening train; met
MARSHALL at the place where | met him
on saturday had promised to meet him
ever said before that had an Agreement
to meet Marshall there on Sunday
We went there and was to meet
Jep and Bill shat night; that was
the agreement. but don't know where
or when the agreement was made We
met at the same place, and Marshall was
There when got there--we did not stay
there but short time: we met one hun
ured yards or more northeast Of the lane
i think we went from to Warren Grains
southeast; we went there and got cur
supPers It VA. ) o'clock, perhaps moro,
when we met II must be over 4 mile to
Warran Grains; supper wasn't ready
when we got there-the sun was probs.
bly, ahalf an hour high rode Mr.. Las
me. and wc vent - Wasrar cre;n's
Marshall .nid ws mn, nnne. 'Iac anj
Blact Mn, Tho, ri,h, erd 80 ~, %
the bacl ~ pilI,, ~ ~. Iii nrsharS 80
;hev we're n a, ,hor ~ 'ne V'u o'v, nn, III III
10 Warr,.n,s o,l -. "a ~ 49,
morn,n, .", ~ "e an, W ' u,' n me Iva VA
TnesIar Is0 Vp,snni, .,.iS a, war,.
have Gc.rJ nar,in' - So, ~ III,
niace vI"ro wo haJ ,ho ,,on,,, .n,i,
mon, II. b,,,o b"srd uo,,i.ioLsIr anS
Iisrtw,n tan do ,ai ,, ,ao ,ba,. ,,n nm5
IL ;ns lilo I'D. I,i,i,'i, H., m.y.,,,s AZ.
crIbeJ the nlarc . he ,nld ,na so,o.,bing
about il one night while he was on puard:
! mink no named about some bushes
how ,ha hnshas y w W. y" h-o ,a oma W., ~b;"t
was the closes, N The fence thint no
did. II Inc cI,arocd mo IN 20.
member what be told ma
don't reuember IL. testiNed
M Mnrphy shore In tho trial of RuIlu,.r
and baker: don't r,colle,,l II I stated
nnythiny th.r,. IN Mr. Jondrum about =
pard0n: 81 will not stste
nosjtiyely that did no, saw something
about reprieve or pardon at that trial,
for DONE remember; took the boot. to
,iH.t ohon, | ,his 'na,,ar a; Wnrnhrsh.,o.
| saw he ddn 't:haye them,,hen, bu, he rot
them after that, had the boots on then
mysell, l uon trtineuOer Nr.Dennlson
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-30


The much talked of az! impatiently
awaited Leap-Ycar party. has cone and
zone. aud may be chrOnicled as one OF
the srandcst social treats that has ever
taken place in Cairo. There wa. one hun
Irel and ten couples OF ladies and gentle
men present. and the ball room from the
time OF the entrance OF the gay throug
until the last strain of music bad died
away. was the scene of such real mirth and
enjoyment, a, does ones very soul good
to wilnpss. According to the prelimina'
ries laid down by the ladies', the large
number Of gentlemen met AT the
club rooms Of the Taylor Literary Club,
where they were called for by their lady
escorts and taken To the ~. Charles.
where they were very cordially and fash
ionably received 10y the reception COM
mi tee, which was compo,cdoi Mrs. c. G..
L. Gos,. Mrs. Frcl korsmeyer, Mr.. c..
c. Pace. Mrs. W. II. Halliday. Mrs. L.
NJ. Stcarns, Mrs. Jewett Wilcox, Mrs. A..
3. Slnurd, Mrs, j. NJ Lansdcn, Mrs. +.
&. Ford. Mrs. p. W. Barclay and Mrs.
II. IL. Caudee.
At $3.50, the procession marched TO th.
! spacious hail. aud the dance began. The
floor managers. Mrs. Wood Rttenhouse,
! Mrs. VIM Winter. Mrs, c. W. Hendrr-
| son, Mrs. Fred. Gilbert. Miss lizzie Steele,
Mrs. Thomas Winter aud Miss Annie
| Pitcher, fulfilled their positions t. per-
fiction. aud allowed No gentleman to 20
| home 'huugry for dance" To them we
attribute much OF the labor that ha-
marked the party success.
At twelve o'clDck supper vas an
nuuuccI. and the iair acrolnrs mtdr
grand rush tor their partners, each ony
! Wishing % have her change served !roH
'iir,r hands" AMI at supper tn mo-,
mari>yI a.teAl,1n VA, Nd them, non'
dr,igilg - taste OF tn luyUrinS unit
they w,le ,uppurd with AN That mor'a
man could visa for, il the woy o. goo,
thugs TO ,aI,
The dance was resumed immcliatcl.
after supper, and kept up until 3o'clocA
when there wtrc still forty couples OF til
rcvclcrs present, who we've cplaienlly a
fresh ~ whea the feast otiuu began, an.
eager tor the dance to go ON I'LL the brea
OF the morn; bat an unusually long pre-
grammc had already been gone throug
with. and thpy finally cast q longin
look at the nolling musicians In the OF
chcs,rc box. AMI reluctantly took the
departure, to ponder over in the day
to come the merry Centennial Leap Yea
party, knowing fnil well that nevc
again will they meet rs on this occasion
[, celebrate aud contribute TO the grea
and glorious cause for which the even
was gotten up.
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All Chronic Diseases Cured
BY DIR. HrLr7.

lie is located In Cairo, Illinois, and il
still calling OH you to be healed. Why
will YOU die OF old chronic diseases, when
you can be cured with so little cost or
money. DO not give it up yet, for there
Is still balm in Gileard. Cairo is the
place TO come to be cured Of all your
aches and pains.
lam now prepared at my Office to give
medicsted baths. and persons wishing to
receive such. will call at my Office Oh
Eighth street. No. %. from the hours OF
pm. Till pm. Also plane baths, hot
baths, warm bath., cold baths, or vapor
baths. Also persons having the con-
sumption or weak lungs, and wishing to
receive medicines by inhalation, can re.
ceire the treatment at my Office, this be-
ing the only true way Of getting medi-
cine direct TO the lungs. Also treat dis
eases Of the eyes Of years standing, aud
the blind has been made TO Gee by my
treatment. Al diseases Of the skin ]
cure. Fstula cured by Inc without the
use OF the knife. If you have cancer
come and be cured. All private diseases,
in the shortest time, cured by me. In
short. for all chronic diseases Of the hu.
man system, go to DR.. Hultz II you wish
to be cured. compound and prepare all
my medicines at my office. 1t 10 said
that practice makes perfect, ! have been
thirty years n practicing physician.
All letters and communications shall
be confidential and promptly attended to
by me. Direct, DR.. HuLTz,
No. % Eighth street, Cairo. Illinois.
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We yesterday received the following
communication
Mn. BrLLETrS: Your readers can
stand that controversy little longer il
they'll try. believe you are airaid Mrs.
c. will get even with Mr.. >. j. :. it they
keep on. Its not fair for you to shut OIL
now while She has all the advantage.
Give Mr.. G. chance 10 get out OF IN"
tight place She /. In. IL you do not you
arc partial. could tell You better than
eau write il. Anyhow, we want fair
play. JU-TICE.
We with il understood that We are not
responsible tor III" opinions of Wretch"
~. /. >. Gust" and fatigue" We
publi>hc their communications as sent
to ~. but have not closed our columns 10
"Ctutcnnial.r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-30
CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 80. 1876.
Local Sblt.Gt,nt.

The receipts Of the Leap ear party
Friday night will reach sl95.
--George Kirkpatrick Of st. Louis.
| was at The st. Charles yesterday.
John Carter of Mound city, wa, IN
Cairo yesterday.
Jacques Levy. an extensive stock
dealer OF New Orleans, i at the ST.
! Charles.
a number of our prominent gentle
men went up TO take q look at the
Grains. AT the court house yesterday.
Mrs. Winter. wife of Mayor Winter,
wc are pleased to say, Is nearly recovered
from her recent severe attack 81 Illness.
Judge Green will deliver hi, lcc;urc
for the benefit Of the Library 4 .-socic-
ton. in the McthOdis, church on Monday
evening.
MIR. sam Medley of 81. Johns. came
down on Friday afternoon and attended
the Leap-lelr party given at the ST..
Charles Friday night.
There will be meeting IF the Cen
tpnnial Association. at the residence o.
Mr.. DR.. wardncr. on Monday afternoon.
January 3l.t, at two o'clock -harp.
The Rev. Mr. Gilman will conluc:
the services at the Methodist church.
corner Of Eighth and Walnut streets. this
morning and evening.
There will be the usual services at
the PRESBYTERIAN church, Eighth street.
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street. this morning and evening, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr. George.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will conduct
the usual services at the Church Of the
Redcemcr. Fourteenth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut streets,
this morning and evening.
The toilets worn by many OF the ladies
at the Centennial Lcap-lear party on
Friday night. are said 10 have been the
most elegant and beautiful ever seen at
a like demonstration in Southern Hi
noi.
Mr.. Ward. an old coal dealer, Ia, 80
tabllshed a new coal office. and invites
the patronage Of all his old friend, and
every body else To give him Srial-iig-
IRE. are low anl terms cash. See Notice.
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Joe Johson. a heightened, high temp
cred. easily iusultod colored gentleman.
got into a rumpus with colored lady
friend. and put a heal on he. She. rs a
natural consequence, had Joseph ar
restcl.and Judge Bird fined him i've do!-
lar. and costs. IL gave security tor the
payment of the the fine, and he is at lib
erty.
lessons given in Pcnman-hip. fine
Pcnmauship. Steamboat Bookkeeping,
Card writing, Posting up accounts.
Copying, etc. at the rooms OF {. j.,
Howe. Nos. II and 10, Winters Block.
| corner seventh street aud Commercial
avenue. Ladies class every afternoon
from to 5 o'clock, and Saturdays from
2to o'clock. l-20 lm.
We understand that when it was re-
ported to Mrs. S. j. $. that the Leap
| Year Centennial party OF Friday night
was the largest and most successful pc
cunarlly and otherwise--social affair OF
this season, that she locked herself into
a room, put the key in her pocket and
buttcd her head againt the door for tho
space of three hours. We also under
stand that when she let herself ont III,
was madden and not wiser woman
than when she went In.
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CENTENNIAL
NN.ev,RADE nSlL!

The Delta City Cornet Band will give a
Grand Masquerade Bal on February
18Th, 1876. ~ the New Turner Hall. cor
ncr Tenth street and Washington avenue.
There viii be two prizes awarded. n
gold headed cane for the gentleman. and
fine musical album TO the lady for the
best represented character in attendance,
the decision TO DC made by ii,mtcrcsicd
parties.
New costumes from II. Louis viii be
for rent at Phil Saup's store.
LsY~Tickcis for sale at j. .. schulz :
j. Burgers, T.. ii ". Buicr'- aud Me-
Gaulcy'. drug store. l-29.td.
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New coal Once.

+. NJ. Ward has opened II coal office on
south side of Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues. IN
s'nrgcnt's shoe store. lie will sell llar-
ri,burg coal delivered IN any part of the
city ut 50 - per single ton, or - per
ton IN four-ton lots Big Muddy coal N
- per singl" ton, ar - 30 for two tons.
all delivered. These are rock bottom
prices. and mean cash and cash only.
l-23-lm
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Owing to circumstances. the lecture
Of Judge Green, the next on the list OF
the Ladies Library Association. will be
delivered on Monday, tc-morrow night. IN
stead Of Tuesday, the regular lecture even
ing. The judge. subject will be: "Wo-
man in Law and In Literature" The at
trantions of the occasion will DC increased
by the kindness Of Mrs. W. T., Halliday.
Mrs. Lansden and Mrs. W. r. Wright,
who have consented TO sing. The Ice
ture will be delivered in III" Methodist
chnrrl
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Soticr

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employc OF The BULLETIN. unless the
same j. made on written order signed
By the president or secretary VI the CON
pany. aud We viii accept no orders given
by an cmployc Of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
Novcmhrr -. lsaj. Y
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yOtise OF H.ipoya:

&. Koch has removed hi. boot and
shoe shop from the old stand TO his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 20 Commercial avenue. between
Filth and sixth streets, where be viii
keep the ho,i nome made and IT. LOU
custom mace boots and shOc-, made Of
the beet material good workmanship
and in the latest style. All orders
promptly attended 10. 0-23-ti.
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WnnI md Goni.

On and after this date the price, OF
wood and coal at my yard, adjoining the
CAIRO and It. Louis Narrow Gauge depot,
will be ~ follows:
Four foot wood per cord, - 10: four
foot wool per halt cord. s2 four foot
wood. sawed. per cord. - 20; four foot
wood. sawed aud .plii, per cord. So; Big
Muddy coal per single ton. -; same per
two ton-, - IS. same per four tons aud
upwards. - 80.
All goods delivered.
l-7-lm Jas. X. LNSE. Prop'r.
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An f.nrntIry .

Il j. now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the lauudrc-s. No. II Fourth street. be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave
nues, la, one Of the be-; conducted laun-
dry o.tpblishncut. in the lily. and land
lord, Of hotels aud boarding houses will
iind j. to their Advantage to call upon
her. ler prices are - follows: Hotel
aud clearinghouse wa-hing 80 cents
per dozen. For piece work prices are as
follows: Single shirt anl collar. Zoe. per
dozen. soc: socks. Dc; two collars. &c;
two haudkcrclicfs. 81: vests. 2Oc: and
IN centlemcu's wear. soc. per dozen.
I.adie, plain calico dresses, 2je; calico
dresses with extra rrii"Wiugs. jOc: white
dresses, ~ 25c: ladies' underware. fine
aud coarse, 81 90 per dozen. l-2}-ii.
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HiilsiInrE Ale.

Il. Snyth & Co. have Just received a
large supply OF Spencer, Mckay & Cos
celebrated Pittsburg stock ale, which
may be found on draught or Tor sale by
the half-barrcl at their store on Ohio
levec. For family use this ale has no
superior, as 1t may be kept Oh band for
six months without sOuriug. l-2i-lw
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xynat, and Coal,

Aft wood by the cord, 50 10; 4 #
wood by the half cord, 81 90; 4 # sawed,
per cord. 81 90; It wood sawed ana
spllt per cord. So 90. Coal, per single
ton. 81 90: coal, two tons, 50 10; coal
1 or moro tcYs, S3 30.
l-C-lm. {. w. WHEELER y Co.
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Notice.

Always on hand at the Butchers and
Drovcr's Exchange on Eighth street,
Pilsncr's Cincinnati aud PHI. Brsi's Nil
waukcc Beer. Grand lunch every morn
ing and evening at $3.50 o'clock. Come
one. Come all! LOUIS BLATiAV.
I.ol-if
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Goal! Coal!

wish TO inform the citizens OF Cairo
that keep on hand large supply Of
coal of different kinds, which will sell
as follows. delivered in any part of the
city: 50 30 to 81 per ton. cash. and iull
weight guaranteed. JAMES Ross.
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yor Kansas nma Colorado.

The Atchisou, Topeka aud santa Fe
railroad from Kansas City and Atchison
on the Missouri river, via Topeka the
capitol OF Kansas. aud the beautiful Ar
kansas valley to the Rocky Mountains
The shortest r7ute 10 ruehclo the Grand
Canon. Colorado Springs. Maniiou.
Pixies speak. and all places Of note in the
mountain regions. The iavcrite ronte
to Denver aud all points IN Northern
Colorado. The best route to southern
Colorado. New Mexico aud Arizona. The
only direct route 10 the famous san
Juan mines. The track and equipment
is uncqualcd. train. run through from
the Missouri river 20 the Rocky Noun
tains, making connections in Union de-
rot. and avoiding delays aud trans
lcr,. For ilIl descriptive circulars
maps, lime tables, ETC.. address
L. !. ANDrRspS.
Gen'l Pa-.. Agent, Iopc'W. Kan.
l-lJ.dlw-ly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-30

Choice Minnesota potatoes ut 80 cents
per buslcl; and large supply
u fresh groceries always Oh hand
At low prices. Choice butter speciality.
I2-3O-tf l.. II. MYERS.
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Attention! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spraguc Can-Opcncrs, taken for advcr-
,ising, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire nj Bulletin Office.
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AN ELEGANT LINE OF NEW PRINTS
STUART AND sIIoysONN.
MusLINs AND LINENS.

Stuart ANA GohlSon will open on Mon
day morning, II splendid line Of blcached
cottons. in all the popular brands. ae
lover prices than ever. Also a largt
line of linens and housekeeping good 4
to which they direct attention. l-3n'lt
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$500 tIcwnrsi.
The above reward Will be paid for the
delivery Of u silver hunting-case watch,
nc the BULLETIN Office. The watch was
lost in Cairo on yesterday or the night
before. ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-30

Halt dime, half dime, cigar, Havana
filler, at Cowperthwaite x Phillips.
l.2l-tf.
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Fer Sale.

A silver plated No. . Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine. hard (piano) finish.
valued ut SIS. VIII bc sold at so dis
count. on good terms. ana ordered direct
from the factory.
-Colored aud mounted Maps OF the
city OF Cairo at 81 80 each (hali price,
A No. Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued a, SO. VIII be sold at Slj
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
A $50 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 OF for cash. Suitable tor tailor OF
boot and shoe manufacturer.
A style "E," "Clough, Warren Il
Co. :" Parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. vii
be sold for 5000.
LOCO sheets of bristol board just rc
ccivcd at the BULLETIN Office. and iol
sale 10 the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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or TIL
sity OF Cairo

colorcd and vanished, for sale at halt
price (S2.50) at the BULLETIN oillee.
10000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
20. 1000 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 realms bill hcads--Carlislc papcr-just
received and for sale ut the BULLETIN
office.
For any Of the above articles, apply q
he Br,ItfiS office. T.. \. BURNETT