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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-26
Letter List,

The following is list OF letters re.
manning uncalled tor at the postoiice at
Cairo, Alexander county, ILL.,, Saturday,
May Goth. 1877:
LADIES Bladder, Lizzie; Cannon. Mrs
j; Cova, Renda; Cole, Addie; Griffin,
Nerva; Greeley, Harriet o; Goodheart,
Mollie, Helms, Mary; Hopkins, Hattie;
Hahn, Amanda; Hall, Hester; Martin,
Mary j; Martin, Matte; Mason, Ann
Eliza; McKimm, Ella; Overton, Caroline;
Randolph, Maggie; Rodenhouser, Katie;
Smith. Mrs T. Z; Stovall, Martha; Watts,
Mrs c; williams, Gcorge,t: Wallace,
Carrie; Williamson, Ann.
GENrs--Boell, Henry Bradfield, NJ;
Barnes, Thos; Couch, Geo r; Caldwell
Harvey; Crist, Wilson: Dayeson, JEFF
Ernst. Gus; Eryine, lack; Gllkerson,
Chas; Griffin, Geo; Gather, John Har.
riman, G W; Hues, Jas; Hamilton
Jerry; Knight, r; Lechcl, Morris
Miller, Alfred; McKoy, Campbell; Nc
Cabe, Mike; Mihans, Lewis /; Olmsted
Wm.; Pearce, Louis Peak, Charles
Richardson, Geo r; Regan, Patr ick
smith, Mr.; Stein, Frank j Swift. Johr
l.; Simmons. p; Townsend, WIN
Vest. A D; Vaughn, W 4; Wentworth
Chas. H.; Wood, Harrison; Williams
II A.
Persons calling for any of the abov,
letters will please say "advertised."
| GEO. W. MckEAlG, 7. NJ.
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The Death Dance.
Tho Lynching q she Negro LsvI

The Lyncting Ct .he Negro Levi
The Blandyl!le, Kentucky, Mt-vs gives
the following account Of the way the
negro Levi Pyle was disposed Of by a
mob onJaat Sunday evening:
Last sunday evening, about the hour
OF eleven, some twenty men from the
southern part OF the county, came into
town and proceeded 10 the Jail, and de.
manded OF e. r. Morgan, tie taller, the
keys OF the cell In which the negro Levi
Pyle was c0nHlled; after few moments
parley, the keys We're given up, and the
mob, for such II was, proceeded to the
cell, aud with ropes soon tied
the unfortunate son vi Ham In such
manner that he found IL was I'm.
possible TO unloose himself, living
thus secured hun They led him down
stars and Out In the road, when they
mounted their horses, but AS the negro
had none he was compelled 10 travel on
shank's ponies, and Us they made them
gallup through Town he soon found thar
!, VAS all he could do 10 kerp up with
them. nots outstanding he male ten feet
al jump. But all thugs have an end.
aud 80 also had this jumping an end
Tor the negro soon got tired Of 20
ing AT such furious rate, and at
Tie bottom OF the hill thought he
would llc down and take rest now
that Is what his captors did not In
the least wish, and AS they could not
make him yet up, they done The next
best thing they could, lie. pulled him ON
the ground 10 the nearest tree, but as
the limbs We're not large enough to hold
him, they proceeded to the next Tree,
and alter hnding limo, rev the rope
over and Lew Pyle was hanging
between heaven and earth 10 answer to
the crime which had been laid TO his
charge. HE mob after hanging him,
Hired i've shots into his 10dy, AMI then
quickly dispersed TO their homes.
We are no advocate of mob law. but in
this Instance we think it was right AN
proper that the people should do Just a.
they did with this negro. Who. IN nine
clanc out OF ten, would IN all prOba-
blilty nave only been sent to the state
prison tor term ot one or two years,
tor the fearful crime he has committed
Until our legislature shall have passed
such laws as will insure the punishment
OF such ilcnds. and See that they receive
the punishment tor the crimes they so
richly merit. just so long will We haye
such occurrences as occurred here last
Sunday night. The law as it now Is on
such crimes is detective. and we hope at
the meeting OF the next legislature to
see Mr.. E1ringtOn make some amend
ments TO the criminal laws.
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l. generally ~ cv"h,iul episode IN life
whether it b. q, pilgr m to worship the
prophets shrine at Mecca. or as a part o.
n caravan Of merchants. Tho dangers OF
the destructive simeon, attacks OF pr,da-
tory robbers and the agony OF dying
from thirst are dlsspa'ed on reaching
one Of those gardens OF the drae't. an
oasis. Parlakin9 OF that which recnper.
atcs, they meet their future difficulties
with recruited strength. and renewed en-
ergies. 50 with modern life, dangers
from disease threaten all Immunity, but
II we make use Of a remedy which allevi-
alcs accutc attacks of sickness, thus pre-.
venting their bt cOmiug chronic, we shall
realize that necessary aud retreshment in
travelling lic's desert which has been dis
covered in the HOW STOMACH BITTERs.
5-lm.
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Must either pass through its natural
channels of exit, the bowels, the kidneys
and the pores, or, in default thereof,
poison and disorder the fluids of the sys.
TEN. In order to effect the complete eX-
pulson OF this dangerous refuse. the
organs through which 1t passes of must
be active and unobSrructed. Fortunately
there is certain means Of rendering
them so when tn, y are not. llostetter's
Stomach Bltters stimulate the action OF
the eycretory organs, and by ditiusing a
genial warmth through the circulation,
encourage moderate pcrspiration. BY
this triple effect the exodus of the focal
and other waste matters are encouraged.
and the system freed from peril it would
otherwise incur. The action OF the
bowels which follows the use this
benciicent Alternative is easy and unac.
companied by griplng, and its stimula
tive effect upon the urinary organs very
conducive to their local health.
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Have You q Cough /.

That dry, hacking cough is the herald
OF approaching consumption. TO check
the swift progress of the destroyer,
prompt and decisive measures must be
resorted to. A dose OF Dr. Morris Syr.
up of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehouad,
taken when the coughing spells come on,
will afford immediate relief, and event
ually effect thorough cure. IL will be-
found equally beneficial Ia all forms of
throat and lung disorders. In cases OF
Group it is OF inestimable value. Call at
the drug store OF
BARCLAY BROS.
and inquire about it. They will furnish
you with trial size bottle for 10 cents.
Large sizes 90 cents and Unc Dollar.
Also. agents for Prot. Parker's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup. which never tails
Pleasant TO take, ana requires no pbysic
Price % cents.
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BURGLARS AT WORK.
they Go Through - Number Of Up-
Town Houses, but secure LATHE
Booty.

They Go Through - Number Of Up
Town Houses, but secure L,iti.
BUOty.
House breakers were about again Oh
Thursday night, and succeeded in get
ting into two or three houses In the up
per portion Of the city. They even had
to give the new chief OF police, Charlie
Artcr whirl, anu succeeded in getting
into his house. About twelve O'Clock
MIR. After heard his dog, small
terrier, making "A terrible fuss in the
lower part OF the house, but not sus-
pecllng that there were thieves about
paid no attention 10 hun further than to
scold the dog aud try to quiet him. But
on getting up yesterday morning MIR.
AFTER found that the dog had not made
all The noise tor nothing. The
shutters on one vi the windows had been
pried open. The wirc screen cut out, and
all the doors standing wide open. But
rs nothing was disturbed in the house it
is evident the thieves were frightened
away by Mr.. After while trying 10 quiet
the dog. The thieves also burglarized
the residence OF Mr.. Nick Williams and
George Sellers, but We're frightened
away before they had time to ransack
either OF the houses. SO Tar as we are
aware there is no clue TO the burglars.
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The Helena, Arkansas, World contains
the following complimentary notice OF
Mrs. Brometta, the lady Who'll advertised
TO give an exhibition at The alheneum
this evening.
Mrs. Brometta, the lady who so boldly
challenged Prot. Cooke, Is a lady OF un.
doubted ability to carry forward her be.
lief. Prot. Cooke would not allow her 10
occupy the stage with him last Saturday
evening, although opporluned by several
OF our leading citizens. Such weakness on
his part shakes our confidence no little
in tue professor. Mrs. b. has been
awaiting an opportunity to meet Prot.
Cooke, and to have him dodge her with
excuses veXed her not little. Those
who attend the lecture this evening Will
receive larp treat,
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This elegant structure is now complete.
In beauty OF design it surpas'es anything
OF its kind in the state. Constructed OF
brick and dark marble ii il as perma-
men as it is charming. The English
architects have adorned it in subdued
colors, which please without firing The
eye. DR.. j. c. Aver built and gave 1t TO
the town IN acknowledgment of the dis.
linction they conferred upon him in TAX
ing his name. Although it is gcner-
Gus gilt, still the hearty good wishes OF
a whole people are of greater value, and
the generous donor has doubtless secured
thcm.-Groton (Maas) journal. I'm
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THE FESTIVAL.
The Contest for the OMIT - MISS
frnnkie keNfOrd the Winner.

As stated in yesterday mornings Bull.
LErIN the festival given by the ladies OF
the Episcopal church in the Thornton
building on Tenth street on Thursday
evening, was one OF the most successful
in point OF attendance and financially
ever given in Cairo. The building was
literally crowded from early in the
evening until almost midnight,
ana if there were those
present who failed to enjoy themselves,
it was by no fault of the ladies' having
the management of the festival, but be.
cause the persons themselves failed to
enter into the spirit and pleasure of the
occasion. The contest for the quilt was
excitin :, and the number of votes polled
is an evidence OF the feeling wit which
the friends OF the several young ladies to
be voted Tor entered into the contest.
Announcements OF the vote were made
every half hour, and during the hour
previous to the closing of the polls every
fifteen minutes. At eleven O'Clock the
vote was announced, as follows:
Miss Ada Halliday. ......................... $50
Miss Anna Pilcher................... 500
Miss frankie ReXlord.. $50
From the first it was evident the con.
| test was between the three young ladies
named. and the friends OF tho Others drew
out Of the battle. On the announcement
of the vote Miss Rextord was the recip.
lent of many compliments. When the
| oting for the quilt was over, a contest
to ascertain who the ugliest and most
panurious man inl the house was, took
place. DR.. Dunnlng, Capt. Dugan. MIR.
Dripps, Mr.. Stafford, Mr.. +. W. Barclay
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To all who are suffering from the
urrOrs ana inli-cretions Of youth. ncr-
yous weakness, early decay, loss Of man-
ACoi, ETC., | viii send a recipe tiiat will
cure you. Tree of charge. This great
mudy wa, discovered by a missionary
n south America. Send a se!f-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph I.
inman. Station u. Bible House, New
RI CITY. -l-30-Gm
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CIR uit GOurf,

There was no business of special i'm.
portance transacted IN the circuit court
yesterday. A number Of prisoners were
brought before the bar to plead 10 the
indictments against them, and with q
single exception they all entered plea
Of "not guilty. David Scott, cOlorcd
man, indicted for petty larceny, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to pay fine
OF S25, and to imprisonment in the
county Jail Tor fifteen days. The grad
jury returned eight true bills during the
day. We understand the jury Is almost
through with It's work aud will probably
adjourn to-day.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
A Gard From the Committee of Ar
rnngtIn-uIs for the Dee Grafton Of
the Graves iU the cemetery at
MOUND sity.


A card From the Committee of Ar
rangeIn~uis for the Decoration Of
the Graves IN the cemetery AT
MOUND ,ity.
The committee Of arrangements for
the decoration Oi the grave OF the taller
heroes in the national c,mrtcry al Mound
City have Issued the following card:
TO re Public:
mis- regular anniversary will be OBJ
served vi II appropriate ceremonies anu
suited 10 tile day and place. Improve
nleDts made within the past year make
this cemetery one OF the most beautiful
the nation has set apart for her fallen
heroes.
Leading orators and prominent men OF
this aud adjoining states have been it,
vted aud are expected to be present anu
participate.
Music. both instrumental anil vo-
cal, suitable TO the occasion will be Sc.
eur d.
Extra trains at greatly reduced rates of
fare aud ample accommodations Tor all
will BE- run by the Cairo and Vim.
cpnnes railroad. the Illinois Central rail-
road. the Mound City railway; also the
steamer James Fisk, jr, will run on
special time card at low rates OF fare.
And it Is expected that the Cairo and 81.
Louis Railroad. the steamer ldewild OF
the Cairo & Evansville packet company
rs well as other boats on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, will so arrange their
rips as to suit the convenience OF pat
rons. Ample arrangements have been
made to secure convenience and comfort
for all, as Tar as is in our power-eSpec-
tally to avoid the dust and confusion In
cidenial to large gatherings. All per.
sons are respectfully invited to bring
with them garlands. Soqnets, or flowers
unarranged, for decoration.
Cow. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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PROF. COOKE CHALLENGED
By A LADY.

"GETs FRIGHTENED AND SLIPS AWAY
FROM HIS CoMBATAST."
The lady, Mrs. Brometta, who so
brayely challenged Prof. Cooke, the
great spiritual exposer, is now in our
city, and will give one or more enter.
tainments at the Atheneum. Mrs. Bro
meta proves PROT Cooke very clever
trickster, good psychologist and magne-
tier, but capable OF being outdonc, and
declares herself competent to produce
tests that he cannot duplicate or com
pete with, such as spirits from burning
cold water, making wine, whisky and
brandy without any OF Prof. Cookies
chem Gals. We bespeak for her a
crowded house Saturday night, May 2Gth.
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CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, MAY %. ls77.


T.. c. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. lie has opened a
large stock OF brackets. shelves, frames.
chromos, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain tas.c. fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made speciality
Chrolno3 mounted in the cheapest and
best style. I'M
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and Mr.. Rextord were voted tor, and DR..
Dunnlng wasrlectea bya large MAJOR
i.y." The prize was pewter cup, and
on it, being presented to the doctor he
made few remarks appropriate to
the OCCASION" The crowd then dis.
persed.
We understand the receipts, aside
from the voting for the quilt and pewter
cup, amounted TO about three hundred
dollars. II this ia correct the entire re.
ceipts from all sources will amount to
In the neighborhood Of five hundred dol
lara.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

rs-All bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at ths
rG,e Of q W per square for the fret insertion
and % cents for each subsequent one A liberal
discount will be made on stanilng and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 20 Notice Of
meeting OF societies or secret orders " cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only he inserted ~ advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
50 csnts, and no advertisement Will be inserted
Tor less than three dOllars pe: month
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August Flower.

The most mis- rable beings in the world
are those suffering from dyspepsia and
liver crmplain'.
More tna srventy.t pr cent OF The
PEG " IN The Unit d States M TIL /, Il
with these two diseases anu their ,tl',t
I'll b ~ ur ctom ash, sick headache. hnllt
ual g sliven -. p Ipits ion o The lear
heartburn, water hr n, gnsw NJ and
burning uan> Il The pit OF the ton a, h.
yell skin, coated ongur and Gisag t,
able u 'e III tht IN NH, coming p Odd
after eait z, low spiril-, t.. q" t. Paul
Il s h h. d"Igsist, u u cent o tic I
AuGts FLOWER. ora sam lie 10 tie for
10 GEMS Try 1.-TWO duses will relieve
you
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ROschce's German syrup.

Cen ow be purchased right at home; il
is the mot successful preparation ever in.
trOhuced TO our people, II works like u
charm in all cases consumption pneumo.
MIA. hemOrrhsges, tbma. severe coughs,
Group, and oh rthroat and lung diseases
No person has ever used this medi inc
without getting immediate re ief, yet tn, re
are go'd many poor, suffering, skeptica.
persons going about our 81 c,ts with u >tls
piclous cough, and the voice OF cnnsump.
ton coming from their lung +, that will moi
Try 1t. Ifyou die, it Is your ow, isult, as
you can 90 u Paul g. Schulz. druggist, and
get a sample bottle Tor 10 censand try il
three doses will relieve any case Regular
ice only 70 cents. cow.
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A GOOD DAYS WORK.
The Sales at the Farmers Warehouse
on Thursday.

The sale, at the Farmers tobacco
warehouse on Thursday comprised
sixty-threc hogshead. Tugs to good me-
dunn leaf. The average of the prices OBJ
tanned are fully up with any former sale
til season at the same house, and by
comparing the prices with those OF other
markets We lind the average o trlt.e
higher. The following are the quotations ::
Sll 90. s 81. %, IS, 6 80. I 80. 80
8 80. I 80. 8 co, go 80. 800, s So, 8 90,
: 60, G 80, 3 %, 0 20, G 80, Z Oj, : %, 0 90,
0 20, $50, S 10, 6 80, 6 90, 6 80, I 90, G 90,
700. 4 90, . IS, 2 10, 3 70. 6 SIS. 4 %, So.
100. 6 90. 3 30, 4 %. 6 %. 80, 3 80. 3 So.
%, 3 80, 3 80. 3 90, 81, 80, 6 90. ) %,
10, 3 %, 3 80, ) 10, 3 Is, 4 80, 5 60, . %.
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Rev Dillon Lee.

Tie Paducah Sun Of Thursday saws 4:
KEY Dillor.Lce, rector of the Church
OF the Redeelner. Cairo. has been Invited
to visit Paducah and hold divine service
IN Grace church next sunday" Rev.
DilIon.Lee dill receive IN invitation 10
conduct services as above stated. but
owing to his arrangements tor the SER
vices here on to morrow did not accept
the invitation.
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The Pulaski Patriot, published at
Mound City, comes TO us this " ek in an
entirely new dress, and presents a fresh,
clean and handsome appearance. We
congratulate friend Alderman on his
being able these hard tunes to thus dress
up his paper. The Patriot is always
sprghtly and readable, and the people of
Mound City should be proud OF it.
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The TurDgeneinde.

The trains to convey those desiring
to attend the Cairo Turngemeinde pi,-
mic on Sunday next. will leave the Cairo
and Vincenn,s railroad passenger depot
Mt $3.50 a. M, and and 2 o clock p. NJ,
stopping at Sixth, Eighth, Fourteenth
and Twentieth streets. The brass band
will play time at each stopping place
to give notice 20 those desiring to at.
tend to be on hand. A.
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scrolua was considered incurable until
he great discovery of "Hollowoy's Ills
and q ment" flashed upon the world.
Diseases which hafiled the skill OF the
medical schools. readily yield to these peer
less remedies. Scuryy, erysipelas, salt
rheum, itch, and all cut,neous eruptions
are durable by them. Twenty-Five cent.
her box or pot.
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ICE ! ICE !

Huse, Looms 4 Co., dealer. in north
ern lake ice, have removed their otfic.
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio levee to the ice houses one door be.
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts of the city
Those desiring the cold stuff will leave
their orders at the new office, where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES kAvANAUGH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May u, 1917. 5.l7-lm
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate Of Thomas Il. Sullivan, dee, ased.
70 whom il may concern-I'lea e t. Ike No.
tice tn u have MED my final account as
Administrator of said Us ate, ana .hall up.
ply TO the county court OF Alsyund
county, sitting us a court OF probate, at the
June term Their, of. tU-wil: on the third
Monday OF June, A. d. 1877, for u lull and
fnal discharge iron all lur her liability as
administrator OF said es ate.
NJ. j McGAULEY,
Administrator.
Cairo, H., May odd, 1871. dot.
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Mrs 8. williamson has Just received
one hundred trimmed hats, all of the
latest styles. Call and examine. No
trouble TO show goods.
Wunted--rwo or three girls to learn
the millinery trade. Those who have
had some experience preferred. lw.
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DYER and cleaner OF ladies' and gentle.
mems garments, No. 80 Eighth street,
cairo, Gentlemens' hats dyed and
cleaned and blocked in the latest style.
Chemical soup on hand. warranted to
remove impurities from all fabrics With
out injury to tho material. Im.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.
To Emanuel Holmes, Richard Pratt, and
all other. COncerned.

all other. COncerneu'
You are hereby notified that at q sale Of
lands and los fr the delinquent state,
c unity. di irct school and other taxes OF
The year 1874 ant CO t.. held at the court
house door In the city OF Cairo, county OF
day of September, 1877, Thomas Martin
purchased The land following. to.wit: The
NJ n, E. Of section u, township l6,
south range = west also, n w., NV. OF
section 81, township 8, south range 2 " est,
taxed and sold IN the rsme Of Nathane
Holmes. Said certificate 10 assigned to the
undersigned. All situated In said county
and state. and that the time given by law
for the red, mptlon Of said land will expire
on the 81 day OF September, ST..
JAMES II. MULCAHEY,
Assignee OF Thomas Martin, Purchaser.
May 22d, lsT, w8t,
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1t Is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman.
he laundress. No. u Fourth street, b.
;ween Washington and Commercial ave.
lues, has one Of the best conducted laun.
Try establishments in the city, and land
ords of hotels and boarding houses will
IND 1t to their advantage to call upon
ler.
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The Turner Picnic.

The Cairo Turner's will give a picnic
In the grove at the junction OF Cache and
the Ohio river. on Sunday next. A
special train will run between Cairo and
the picnic grounds, making three trips
during the uay. Ar
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Warfa Removed.

A positive cure. Painless and stain.
less. Price 81. Order from DR.. Quincy
A. Scott, rs Penn ave-, Plttsburg, Pa,
or through any druggist. A liberal dis
count to dealers. Circular free.
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The most beautiful grove within fifty
miles of Cairo is the spot selected BY the
Cairo Turner's for their picnic to take
place next Sunday. IT
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The Picnic,

Those who desire to spend n day In
the cool shade OF the beautiful grove
near the Cairo and Vincenncs railroad
bridge over Cache river, should at.
tend the Turner picnic next Sunday.
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Wanted.

Two hrst.elass dining room girls
wanted at.the Arlington house. Apply
10 J. D. DEAN, Prop.
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With some thirty years experience In
the practice in the profession, are conf.
dent in rendering our services to the
pubic. Office No. 81 Ohio lrvrr, up
stairs, 526.lt