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told, however, that II has been suggested
that the above provision Of the statute
does not apply TO the street IN question,
Tor the reason that the land AUDITING
upon the street has not been plated and
laid out into lots. This might he truc If
the statute said so, but read the proyi-
sion in vain to find such n qualification.
1he term lots. or lot, after the most care
fill reading. cannot be found but the
wood land we find, and we must take II
In its ordinary acceptation, unless there
Is some imperative reason for attaching
TO IL different meaning. The statute l.
clear plain and explicit. leaving no room
for construction. We must assume that
the Legislators knew what they were do.
ing, and the force and value Of the terms
used by them in adopting this provision
OF the statute, and to say that they meant
lots Instead OF land In its ordinary siyni-
iication. would be imputing TO them u
very highdcgrce ofignorancc Ofthc value
OF words. TO say that the provision was
not intended to apply to such portions of
city ~ were not regularly plated,
would bc to incorporate into 1t q proyi.
sion not found there, which Is not war;
rantcd by any of the rules OF construction
known to the. law.
In my judgment there is no room for
construction. and to incorporate such
provision into the act would be- doing
manifest violence to the legislative will.
.IonN ". MrLKEY.
tAiEo, I'LL. Jan. ~, 1876,
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CIRCUIT COURT.
of'Icers D. j. Baker, Judge.
u. =. locum, Circuit Clerk.
Alex. II. Irwin. Sheriff.
January Term. 4. u. 1870.

of'lcers-D. j. Baker, Judge.
u. =. locum, Circuit Clcih
Alex. II. Irwin, sheriff
1UrR7DAN TENTH DAY--CRINiiSAL.
On yesterday morning the argument
IN the case Of the People W.. Albert
Staines took place. William G.. Mulkey,
states attorney, appeared on behalf OF
the People. and Hon. John H. Null.
key represented the defendant. After
quite lengthy speeches by the above gen
tlemen, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty, and fixed the term for which he
was to be imprisoned in the penitentiary
at two years.
The case Of the People vs. Bertha Cas-.
tie was called, and the defendant did not
appear. On account of the non-appear-
ance Of the defendant default was en-
tered against here surety, John McNulty.
The case of the People vs.. Robert
Lemon, indicted for perjury. was com
mcmced in the evening, hut did not pro-
gress very for before the adjournment Of
court.
lIIhe following are few OF the oi,cnses
FOR which persons are to DE tried at the
present term Of the court Three for
murder; one for manslaughter three
ior perjury three for forgery eight for
larceny one for incest, and one for
SOdomy.
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For Sale.

4 silver plated No. . Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard (piuno) finish,
valued at So. win be- sold at $50 dis
count, ON good terms, and ordered direct
from the Factory.
tolnrod and mounted Maps OF the
city al Cairo at - ~ each (lall price,
4 No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at SD. win be sold at Sli
discount, and ordered direct from The
factory.
4 500 Bennington Sewing Machine
so on for cash. suitable for tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A style ~" "Clough, Warren ~
CO.'S" parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory II Detroit. List price, $500. WIN
be sold for .2G0.
1000 sheets of bristol board Just re-
cciycd at The EILLfTiN Office, and Tor
sale Ia the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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--Jcwett Wilcox was expected ~ re
,uin from ~. Louis lat night.
The Wallace Sisters quartered At the
It. Charles hotel during their stay IN ihi'
city.
John killingsworth, of st. Louis
and X. W. Brown Richmond. Virginia
were regi tered at the 1t. chirles yestrr.
day.
Mr.. COY. Bcyeridse, we are much
pleased To state, was much improved In
health yesterday. and it Is believed " Ill be
entirely we'll in few day.
-lale yesterday evening we We're in
formed of the serious illness OF Mrs. Win
ter, wife of Mayor Winter. Mrs. W. was
taken sick very suddenly about noon yes
terday. aud it /. said that Tor time her
life was despaired Of. We hope her ease
j. not 20 serious as reported.
w. j. Broughton, general nperin-
tendent of the st. Louis. Alton and Terra
llaute; l.. ID. Frost, superintendent OF
the Mississippi Central. and j. +. Tucker,
superintendent of the Illinois Central rail-
roads, were in the city yesterday, and
held conference at the st. Charles
hotel. 1t was inilmated that they were
arranging tariff rates to and from Phila-
dclphia during the Centennial.
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Sales were boxes, ljc; COO dozen ,sc
100 dozen i2lc; $50 dozen. lie. ;Oo
doz, ll@lsc; 100 dozen. lie.
POULTRY.
All kinds Of poultry are in good do
lnand. The weather is ilne for the bu :.
mess. Sales reported were 2OO ibs tur
keys, l2lCDl3; = dozen chickens. 81 %,
10 coops old hens. s.Rs3 90.
DRESSED MEATS.
The weather since our last issue Ia.
been very favorable for dressed meats,
and they are in good demand. Sales re-.
ported were . beeves, iI05c: 100 it-
pork, &c; % dressed hogs, 7ic.
APPLES.
All kinds of apples. with the exception
Of choice. arc dull. Choice Michigan are
wanted. Sales reported were IL bbls.
81 jos2; so bbls winesaps. $, 2aa3.
PROVISIONS.
Provisions are quiet. Sales reported
were 1900 pounds dry salt shoulders. Nc.
POTATOES.
There is a light demand for poiatocs.
with good supply in market. sales
noted were car Peach Blows 5Oc p,r
bu-hel: ~ barrels, Peach Blows, 81 Cj.
ONIONS.
Onion. are dull. Sales were car 4Ou
zoe. per bushcl.
HIDES AND FtRS.
Hides are dull, bnt there Is a fair de.
mand for iurs, at quotations:
HIpks Dry flint, lkal4c, dry sailed.
lI@l2c green sailed. Gas!c damaged,
price.
Funs We quote Western Otter, No.
!, SG(aG -; No2, saa3 30: No. 3, Sl(a
30; No. I. 2jc. Mink-No. /. siGy
! %; No 2, 5Od,jc; No. 3. 25c No. I,
luc. Raccoon-No. |, GOA GJc No. 2,
zoe No. 3, Doc; No. I, So. Fox-Gray,
No. ] cased, 81 L; No. open, 75c; No. 2,
tWaGOc; No, 3, 2jc; No. I, Zoe: Red.
No. cascd, 81 90; No. | open, 81 %.
SOFA 81 half striped, 5O,ts
Coo narrow, BIC, kittens. l5c. Opos-
sum-Sal0c. Bcaver-Sl 5Nd2. Musk
Bear-No. |, S.; No. 2. S.;
No. ), sos No. 1. zoe.
DEER SkINs-luotc: Winter, 256,3Oc:
tall, 3Nl 3jc.
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RIVER, WEATHER And BUSINESS.
business was quiet on the ley-s
yesterday, as usual.
The weather was sunshuy an,
bright, but cold yesterday.
The Ohio river iell , feet and
inches.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The light house tender, Lilly, ar
rived at this port from Cincinnati about
six o'clock yesterday morning. remained
u little while and went South. She goes
to point a short distance below Natchpz
Mississippi, in compliance with orders
from Washington, aud upon arriving
there, viii turn back aud inspect the bea-
con lights Oh her way up, make changes,
pay keepers, etc., all the way up to Pitts.
burg. Lieutenant G. n. Rockwell j. In
charge Of the Lilly, and captain W. u.
llocl Is her master. 1t win take sixty
days to complete the work.
The Bermuda arrived here Oh We'd
nesday evening. She had II lot of iron
for &. II. Woodward, 30 barrels of meal
for Memphis, 20 coops OF poultry for
New Orleans and Il lot OF hides nd other
stan for st. Louis. She went back to
Nashville yesterday morning.
Captain Lea Crane, OF the Mary
Miller, was in the city all day yesterday,
and took his boat to Mound City last
night.
The prediction now Is that unless We
soon have freeze-up hereabouts, lee con
sumers will have to pay dearly for this
luxury during the coming heated term.
The Ohio river is going down rap
idly.
The wharf was a very quiet place
yesterday.
hate Fisher aud her Maleppa troupe
were among the big crowd OF passengers
for New Orleans on the Charles Morgan
on Wednesday.
The Andy Baum, after having had q
new doctor put in her at Cincinnati the
fore part OF the week, was to have
started from that port on Wednesday for
New Orleans.
The james ID. Parker, Captain Bob
Wise, leaves Cincinnati for Memphis to-
morrow.
The James %. Parker, on her last
r0nnd trip from Cincinnati TO Memphis,
registered two hundred and sixty-three
passengers.
The Louisville lett Cincinnati on
Wednesday evening, for New Orleans
The Evansville people, who don't
like to hear any unkind or nncomplsnlen.
tary remarks about the idlewlld, want to
bet 10000 or 500, 900 that she can beat the
lllinoisl race. II Il believed by Tome
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OF me river men here, however. who sre
wen acquainted with the speed Of both
the 'dlcwild and Illinois, that II would
DC unhealthy for the Idlcwild to start
against the Illinois in regular race, and
"a' " wonld be wise for the Evansville
people to keep their money In their
clothes.
I'he Atlantic and barges, for New
orleans, left 1t. Louis nj 4 o.c,och loo,
evening.
-I"e 'ity of Alton, Captain Bixbv.
leaves st. Louis Tonight for Nsv
'ricans' and will be here tomorrow.
The Cincinnati Conm,re;ol s.v.
Pilot Joo Mccullough went Out on the
susie SILVER to learn tina river between
Memphis and New Orleans.
The John W. Garrett. Captain john
Il. Booth, with her bargcs, left Cincin.
natl for New Orleans on Wednesday
evening.
The Mary Houston leaves Cincinnati
Tor New Orleans Tomorrow.
The r.. II. Durtea 10 coo,;,g from,
cincinnati, for 81. Louis. Alex FRASER
and josiah Jacobs are her pilots.
The Grand Lake and tow, and CITY
OF Quincy, passed Vickshurg on wednes-
day.
The 1T. Joseph, from st. Louis, rot
INTO port last evening. with u fair trip,
Iayed here short time and went on
South.
The Bismarck, from st. LOUIS. was
due last evening, but had not got into
port at 10 o'clock.
The sam. Brown will return to st.
Louis to-day.
The Atlantic and barges, from New
Orleans, arrived yesterday, and proceeded
on to 81. Ionis.
The Florence Lee came and went rs
usual yesterday. and will leave for Padu.
cab again at o'clock this evening.
The Glencoe is loading at st. Louis.
for New orleans.
The st. Louis Republican saws Can't.
Tom Poe Is in bad luck again. His tow
boat A. j. Baker hound down this river
for Grand Tower for tow, encountered
a storm. Henry Wood, her pilot, to OBJ
viate accident, ran her into the Illinois
bank at kaskaskia island. She is dry for
about the length OF herself The captain
will go down and have her launched ut
an inconsiderable expense when the
ground dries and hardens around her.
The Car0ndelet LEFT New Orleans for
the Ohio on Wednesday.
The City of Helena, Capt. Isaac Nc
kee, arrived from st. Louis yesterday AT.
ternoon. She has just come out Of the
hands of the repalrers, and Is a sight to
see. Her cabin has been newly and Gle.
gantly painted, carpeted, ETC., and Ia q
perfect spectacle OF beauty. She had
iair trip, and departed for New Orleans
In the evening.
The Mary Miller arrived here from
below about . o'clock Wednesday night.
Captain Lee Crane will take her to Mound
City where she goes on the docks for re-
pairs.
The John 4. Wood and tow. from
Pittsburg, passed down for the South at
O o'clock yesterday morning.
The smoky City, with big tow OF
Pittsburg coal, passed down the river
yesterday morning ut 8 o'clock.
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q oiut,op

The Revolution a. u base burning
.ioyc for bi,umiuons coal. needs no puff
my from the subscriber aud il never pulls
smoke itself For durability. economy
ind beauty 1t cannot hc cxccllrd. Call at
nv store where | have one IN constant
use aud shall be- happy {" explain IT.
yood working qunlilir-. and ! viii also
take pleasure in referring TO many par
ties who have II ia u-r. AMI who pro-
nouncc it superior f." any stove they have
ever used. CIV. liENDrEsoN.
Ia Commercial ayesur, Cairo III.
ll-1Sllm
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
Fol, RENT.

--Good dwelling house on Walnut, he
tween Twrnly-sccond and TWen'y-lhrd
streets.
Tenement, Nos. ., , and I, on SrN-
cnth street, west al Walnui.
StOre-rOOm corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
Business house on I.cyco, lately oc.
cupicd by Cunningham ~ Slilwril.
business house ON l,oyec, near sixth
street, lately occupied by Gross. Cole
man Il co.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel
Offices or Business rooms--cl,eap.
--Trnemenls numbered t. 8 and o, in
Winters Row, . rooms each, tor SO per
month.
No, 10 Corner, il2 90, rooms.
Cottage on sixth street, near Wash
ington avenue rooms $40 Il month,
Store room in "Pilot House." lately
occupied by a. HALEY.
"A good farm with good houses, OPP o
site tniro-iiaws tarm-chcap.
"A small House west Of Twenty
second street near Pine, ~ per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, q rooms.
Store room ON fcyoe, above Eighth
street $40 per month.
dwelling house ON Sixth street and
Jefferson avenue,
Upper floor of brick building on
Commercial avenue. abuye Tenth street
very desirable.
Rooms IN various parts nj the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
.tf.S-lS
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ON and after this date the price, OF
wood and coal at my yard, adjoining the
Caro- and -. Louis Narrow Gauge depot,
will DE a, follows:
-Four foot wood per cord, - -; four
foot wood per half cord. 81: four foot
wood. sawed. per cord, - 10; four foot
wood. sawed and split. per cord, - Bic
Muddy coal per single ton, 81; same per
two tons. - -: -mnc per four ton. aud
- ~.
All goods delivered.
l-1-lm .JA,. Il. ItNE. ptop'r.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Florence Lee, Paducah.
Atlantic and bgs. New Orleans.
James Gilmore. tow, 1t. Louis.
Lily, Cincinnati.
Jno. A. Wood, tow, PittSburg.
- smoky City, tow, Ohio river.
g Leopard and bg.. New Orleans.
" Liberty No. I, tow. st. Louis
- Mary Miller, Memphis.
- City OF Helena, st. Louis.
Florence Lee, Paducah.
Sam Brown, tow, st. Louis.
% st. Joseph, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Florence Lee, Paducal.
- Atlantic and bgs. st. Louis.
g James Gilmore, tow, st. Louis
- Lily. South.
Ino. 4. Wood, tow. South.
+" smoky City, tow, South.
4" Bermuda, Nashville.
" Mary Miller, Mound city.
City OF Helena, New Orleans.
Florence Lee, Paducah.
-. Joseph, Memphis.
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COM NJ ERClAL.
S0,loIiiy

CAIRO, ILL, THURSDAY EvESISG,)
January IL, 1876.
The weather continues cold and in
every way adapted TO the transaction of
business, but since Monday very little
has been done, and dealers have very little
10 say tor the outlook.
The Flour market is very quiet. Low
and medium grades are very dun. and
there is very little demand for them.
Choice brands have good call. There
is but a light hay trade, with no demand
for the poor grades, there being plenty of
1t here. The receipts of corn have been
small but equal to the wants of buyers,
who are scarce. There is fair order de-
mand for oats, and not many on the mar
ket, though the supply this far has been
equal To the wants. There is very
small demand for meal and bran.
they are unusually dull. The medium
and old stock of butter il largely in eN-
cess of the demand, and the supply of
choice is iair. Eggs are very plenty, and
very dull, and sellin. rs low rs IN cents.
There is 4 good demand for all kinds OF
poultry and dressed meats. the weather
being cold and favorable Tor handling it.
Apples are quiet, but good demand for
choice. Provisions are quiet. Potatoes
plenty, with light demand. Onions are
dull. Hides and furs remain unchanged.
TIE MARKET.
1s5"Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sales from first hands in round lots. In
lilling orders and for broken lots it Is nee.
essary 10 charge IN advance oyer these
figures. -tpa
FLOUR.
Low and medium grades OF hour are
dull, with Il nominal demand. Choice
flour j. wanted. Sales noted were $50
bblS various grades, Si(~,; 200 bhl,
various grades, SiCGG 81 /; $50 bbs various
grades on orders, 81 2jGG7 d 800 bhls
various grades, Si9G - 300 bbls various
grades. SiGiG -.
Very quiet, with no demand Tor poor
grades. Sales were ear mixed, Sl2 80;
ear Timothy. slI; | ear Timothy, slj
= cars mixed, Sl2.
CORN.
Transactions have been light. Re
ceipts Tor the wec, have been small but
fully equal to the demand, which is
limited. Sales were cars white in sacks
delivered, l5c.
OATS.
oats are ia fair demand to ill orders.
There l. limited supply in the market
Sales reported were 3 ears white sacked
and delivered, i4Gsi5c | ear mixed
Northern, re ! ear Southern Illinois
in sacks 3jc; ear No. white on orders,
lac; ears choice mixed Northern, lIc
car IN sacks, 37c 2 ears Southern I'LL !
nois in bulk, 33c.
MEAL.
There is very little demand for meal,
and it IL dull. The only sale reported !
was 0bbls at So.
BRAN.
Nothing is doing, and no demand tor |
it. No sales were reported.
iriER
The supply of choice butter in market
Is iair, and the old stock is in excess of |
the demand. Sales reported were |
packages choice roll, 25c; I packages |
choice roll, 25c o packages old roll, lsc
4 al ,.n y
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Oyster, Fish
GAME DEPOT!
WINTERS DLOCk,

We will sell, hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronage of the public:
OYSTERS.
Family brands, per can........ IS cents.
Standards, per can.."."..."... Is cents.
select. per cail..,.,, ..,.,.,...,.. Oh cents.
Select, extra, per can ....,.... 90 cents.
Tub oysters, per 100. ISL IN
FISH.
chicago Trout amt White...l cts. per II.
Game, Pan Fish. -. 10 and II cts. per 10.
or all descriptions constantly on hand,
consisting of wild turkey, squirrels aud
yeniSOn.
GROCERIES,.
Family groceries very cheap Tor cash,
TEA AND COFFEE
Made Il specially. Give rs u trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Respectfully,
l23-if " NJ. WINTER, JR., & Co.
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-Granl lunch at "Our saloon" To.
night. l2lj-ti
For splendid blankets. wa.cr-prools,
cashmeres aud Jeans, call on Burger. l2i
Conmercial avenue. l2-lo-lm.
Come one come all, and eat OF the
grand lunch a, "Our saloon tonight.
l2-lJ.if FRIp. IIoFnrIN-.
oil cloths carpets. and and in fact
everything heart can wish for, eat. hc
found by calling on Burger x Go, l2i
Commercial avenue. 12-lo-lm
Ladies wishing 10 purchase under
wear for ,hemsclyc. or children. can get
jus, what = hey want at Burger u COS,
III Commercial avenue. i2-l2-lm
Be sure and come TO the grand lunch
at "Our saloon tonight.
oll2-l5-tf FRED. IiorIiflN~,
Hosiery, gloves, nubias and scars
in great abundance. and at the very low
est prices. at Burger a Cos: III. Com
mrrcial avenue. l2-lJ-lu.
Table linens. napkins. towels and
bed spreads of every Kind, and TO suit
the want. of every person, can be found
IN great abundance at Burger q Cos.
IlI Commercial avenue. l2-l9-lm
"A large stock oi ladies', misses and
children. shoes. of the latest styles and
finest material. and very cheap. are on
sale at Burger ~ COS. l2i Commercial
avenue. l2-lo-lm.
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a NJ. } Laundry .

II now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the lAllndress, No. - Fourth street, be.
tween Washington \ Commercial avenues,
has Que Of the best conducted laundry o..
Establishments IN the city, and landlords Of
hotels and boarding houses will mud II to
their advantage to call upon her.
Her prices are ~ follows: Hotel aud
boarding. house washing, 70 cents per
dozen. Foi piece work prices are
rs follows: Single shirt and col.
lar, Zoe; per dozen Soc; socks 81; two col
lars, be-; two handkerchisfs, &c; vests 20c;
and all gentlemen's wear. Soc. per
dozen. Ladies plain calico dresses, a5c;
calico dresses with extra trimmings, 5Oc !;
white dresses, 81 25c; ladies' underware,
tine and coarse. 81 90 per dozen.
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Wool! and Coal.

1T wood by the cord, 50 -; I #
wood by the hall cord, - 90: I II sawed,
per cord. - 30; It wood saved and
split per cord, - 90. Coal, per single
ton. = 90: coal. two tons. - -: coal,
{ or more tons, - ~.
l.G-lnI. {. W. NnEELLE y Go.
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city 81 Cairo,

colorpd and vanished, for sale at half
price (t,a.5o at the BULLETIN office.
100000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
10000 letter heads, 10 ream' statement 2,
~ reams bill heads Carlisle paper inst
received and for sale at the BuLLEriN
office.
For any Of the above Nlicles, apply a
hr RuiLkriN office. T.. a. BURNETT
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
employee Of The BULLETIN, unless the
same Is made Oh written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com.
pany, and We will accept no orders given
BY an employee of the company, for auy
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. II
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TOBACCO SALE.
First Sale Of tie Season nj the plan.
ters' Warehouse To Ja~e Place This
Morning ~ 10 O'Clock.

Tie Planters Tobacco WarcIOusp, on
Tenth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues, McsSrs. Slraughn,
llinhlc ~ Co., proprictors, will
open with a good sale This
morning. Just how many
hogshcads will be placed on the brakes
We are unable 10 state. but the sale will
bc BIG one for the first oi the season.
Merchants. business men. clerk, and
every body are invited to be present.
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Notice ~ 6s~sulO Val.

&. Koch has removed his boot aud
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building lone block below,
No. 40 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and st. LOui
custom made boots and shoes, made Of
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 923-ti.
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We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spraguc 'an-Opcncrs, taken tor adyer-
Using. which We will scll at two dolars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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sale Of Neal Estate

The undersigned offers tor sale lots No,
~, ~ and II. IN block No. 90. in the city
of Cairo, together with cottage stu.
ated on said lots, at a low figure. For
further information. call at the residence
Of the under signed. .IuuN SCnCEL.
lJ1l I'm
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Grand Skt,pS,tul.

Free Lunch, at H.. Centennial saloon,
date the Egyptian corner OF SiXth street
aud Commercial avenue. on saturday,
January 18th. NICHOLAS MrSCE,
Proprietor.
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Eur me McChIx IwIlcliM.

Persons wishing advertisements or 10
cal notices inserted in the Weekly GriiE-
rIN, should. hand in the copy by TIES
day noon, OF each week.
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Choice Minnesota potatoes nj ~ cent
Der bu-hel, and large supply
II fresh groceries always on hand
At low prices. Choice butter specially.
l2.3O-if l.. II. MNLE-.
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t.ri,nt. ut,eutiis,

Free Lunch, nj the Centennial Saloon,
date the Egyptian corner Of Sixth street
aud Commercial avenue, on saturday,
January 10th. NICHOLAS MoNCE,
u Proprietor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-14

lfany person lost anything on lat sat
urday in Cairo. enquire of Mr.. John
Tanner. corner Eleventh. street and
Washington avenue. l-l4-it
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-14
wanted

Every body TO know that the place 10 get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
Or anything 10 thst une,
" at the GRAND CsAyRAL BARDEn-
SHOP, corner Eighth and Co0ansTctal.
e.9.tf j. GEORGE STnEMuOusB.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-14

Free Lunch. at the Centennial saloon.
date the Egyptian corner of Sixth street
and Commercial avenue, on Saturday
Jauury 18th. NICHOLAS MONCr,
y Proprietor.