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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASTREe. ?
 rI.f>cofT X. 'r. August G I-41. uil iay. presentation af sHy ottc- CeGn-y N lr- Tauts draws uIsn ti- respective Funds oi Ya,4ya- county of tae series ef l-sb a- ftliovs tl vii.
 COUNTY GENERAL FUND Nns -l -5 -1aHl is.
 The h3dsrs of slt warfaHts hereby uofiEsd that interest thelH ceases fon tbe dare hereto afxrl aad tha' n the .Hr na .a TFsenisj rirhin Zen dtfk ths ilE- sft apart ar rle.f redemption p he arf th. rayHist f warrants Ii fhe order iu which tlev were issusi. D. 2 COOK County Trsssssrsr Prescott. Arizona. August e. l-.g. ty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
---------------s = A~ - --------------~ Fred t.rSst's FaIher-iu -lsyr a Bankrupt.

A Times Chic2.o ~l,ecis! says, II. II. Ionore yesterday dlud 4 voluntary petition r be adiudicaica B bankrupt. Iii, secured si.,S amount to $i.;l1f.0sa. and thc unse- ,rcG dctts $9;3.IsG. Following are the ngcst frqbiitorS; Hartford iity Insurance 'ompans. st.i;i. .5S3; Robert Elairi. New orb. $l6,G.W: Mechanic, National Bank.
 hica%o, <s4 ,UUn. N. C. Bradford, New ork, S75.pVA; A D. Ascrili, $S50Oo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

Marcos GonzaIcz, tbc mu:dcvlr ' the 'rown family, a, Ls Yr;a. Cniorado. Oa~ ang by an ininriajya nob ul ;hc citizens [ ihet place, on ti'u ni. la p5 ,h. -jJ ult
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

ANTHRACITE Co>LI\ AHIzoNh.-IN the near neighborhood with silver mIrc~ in the hills of the Salt River Valley of Arilaaa, go bed of anthracite coal, apparently ol caas.'- erahle extent, has been recently discovered. As exposed. the mass k l20 feet wide and a mile in length. \ small shaft feet deep ha- been sunk. and coal taken out which burn, freely. Nothing i>said or geological formation in which this coal occurs, possibly it may br of similar description ifactUaily anthracite. to the coal found in the contiguous Stat. ot Mexico. which occurring in the Tria~>.c lor- nation, il k said, by geologiSts to lave bceu converted into anthracite by comparatively recent volcanic action. Miniug Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
To The Unfortunate
DIs. G.IBIsnx~
NEMINAll MEAkNENs.

seuiual Ta sssats ihe ssH.s lstges of -r.I aiHse Tlis -aItarY vice nr ,l-Trtve3 sexual iaiu sea,e. prarii--d hg fha fo8rl .l ol .sV.. t, aHl.t ifsi srtstt frfsi7s G A iiarrrrs r-l.sft tHs t Bow iu trar .f llf ss1l s-.a, la.,ss cal -.i',j ag s,
 saIlfr tfei.sali iatasaEsf NasN 0stl'e1snc aaa a spats uus~F fht t5 pain ii re ttut rsc.tg 'u fhf es1s fnIss itr tHs fnsaE v iesFts aE-t rs,f.HE ui ehariuts ueasaess ai-sHt fir iDs> wssAuses ,r flr l.lnbs c,tnfasd .aE t.uHrsd rlr+ei i,ss e; reHa. aeuce ariAesse q. aflf,srhiHE sirvHErr- aas-ae tu tru usH acailanftrc~ .I- .,ru ts sll society. i0s of aisniafg beetle fusts. inlp- asd vEf,ss s.1i{ {- sbsutthe aee farrel tongue fsiih hiefs coaghs caH
 saMrtion nisht sases nutoHsouia and trqueut rsaa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
Notice.

ita vii h'l hai sf f-s krniaiis draE sfofr r.f l, s'orrr,ou Gzlnr s,rccf ulI',i,e Mrs j. ' Boarkes agg5tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

Hon. A. F. Davis, of Mineral Park, was stopping al the Cosmopolitan Hotel in San Francisco at last accounts.
 \ man named Koch was shat amt killed on Lake Front in Chicago. July 3l,t, by the accidental discharge of a Gatling gun.
 
 It k understood that the member nt tho Grand Army of tue RcpbIic in ,hc city of Chicago viii form military organization under thc State law.
 Lewis Williams, a mining expert, has been examining the mines of Ccrhal, Min cral Park and lIualpai, anJ rgpoFt- Cvora- hle on them
 The railroad company are making slow proeres, with their bridge that is to span thc river at Yuma So says ,hc Sentinel. Don't mistake u- please.
 m, people of luma. in recognition of ser,icc- of a public nature, have donated a lot on thc bank, of ,he Colorado, at that place, to Hon. R. (. Mccormick.
 \ West IliN mau named Rodlph khaueW was arrested hstnight for >lappiug hi, wife. Wp suppose he thought a man had right to aNdllc his own Khaaew IIawkcye
 4 Pittsburgh dispatch of July 3i says That by an explosion in mound ut h"i metal at the foundry oi ToiteH N O.. Lilo crtv street. this afternoon, two mca Wcre Ia tally and eight seriously humcd
 Tho Commissioner, of the District of Columbia have appointed Comm~lsfe Van Rensselaer, Morgan, late of thc Confederate Navy. Inspector of Work. and Repair, un Road, anl Street, oithc District The body of Dr. CF Winslo0 va- ere mated at Salt Lake City, on the al,i all. 1 The lgat had been taken out and scut to thO birthplace ai dcccased Nantucket, anal ] .hc ashes will Ice sent tn lhe grave ot his l Niie near Bo~inn.
 Genera, Nandc,cr we learn complain, l hat ihr Interior Department will uot an- .ucr Ai- ;.Ig.1am- The Grucfal j. at pres ! ut iu charge n' tho San Car.u- Reservation. ! ,ut it books as though the whole thing Is tc 1 ,c tuned over to thc military where it ! u.li Co t,.
 w.. II. smith dicJ on tho car~. July eJi. ! u route t1 California. lIe had hcea drink ag icc-Wa.er tr .ciy during the early part . lt thc day. and it Is thought tiic chill from ue water caused respiration to stop, when . c suddenly becamc very sick and passed Wa, to another sphere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

The editor of the Tucson Citizen statc~ that the distance from Yuma, the present terminus of the Southern Pacific Rairoa, to Tucson, that Was once the Capital ot N izona by fraud. is 200 milc~. just about a, near as NasSon strikes of the truth acco; l- ing to the best information we have ou tn. matter and from a personal kGowIcd.sc ot the whole route we think thc truthful, blow out of that editor k about loo mics under the mark
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

Green Briar w. Va, July 9i.-In the Cotton Convention this afternoon. General Bussey. Of New Orleans. introduced ga ar.sa- lution setting forth the vital importance or the completion of thc,Tcxas Pacific Railroad rom shreveport, La, to San Diego. Cal. anu declaring insignificant the aid asked by colonel Scott when compared with the ina portance ot the great enterprise. rccommcr- dlng subject to the attention of Congyc~~. N requestlng Senators and Representative to Use their best efforts to secure the passage at thcncNt session of Congrcs> of thc bill in- troduccd granting aid to said Pacific Rail road Il Was adopted ives aG. nays To.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

One hundred and fifty cmigrants are now on theIr ,,ay from Arkansas to locate in thi- Territory and New Mcaico.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

ill positively eur.. thor',l- ly aai Icrua1eu.fy any 'e ol EXHAUSTED VITALITY. or ue.,,u. d .biliit
 her acute nr ui bong standing aui iu either sex. no
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
TIE VITAL RESTORATIVE

ls Thoroughly scientific Frescfiqtcu it is not gugs oo,frum. hence perfectly safe ,o take .s Ia.ut t3 tl isse. supplies Co 'ie csretrlspial and syuqlthhrfi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
SIR ASHLEY COOPER $
Vital Restorative
VITAL RESTORATIVE

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY ToR NERVOUS l bEMLIIY. >prrtatorrA,na Seminal Wrakuess .f EF.ar d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
For Sale.
AnpllcnlIon for . Palenl.
>ev stsl eiu.f fe-s. NELLY sfEt'li

Ta TIiR 8oarer MNE Au
 & LAND ufti,a f-tet tif A t. 2
 Aueast aa f-4l ,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

MT. Thomas PoiIotk sop in-lao ,a tol. tM.ia-,pu, died at liowar,syillc, Col. son the uit Nr Pollock has lived for the lJ>t e5 year, in New Mexico and Colorado. By profession he was blacksmith. and started rhc first shop in Denver.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
CURED AT HOME.

Pcrsous ai ai,iaacv may i.e CURED AT HOME by addressing istfrr Zee pr Diatfn stating csse >eHsI- isuefh u. tna rte t.s-asg as Enrd and havs medicines yFonirtv forwarded frve frnI aauHge laa cafo.ity Co stay 5Ti of fe countrs ih ful aul isia directions. B. srlc-ug Ton dulisrs com. i' registered lasF thrlucii abe f'si.-ate ihrougA Wells fafgv Co., p4sSa. .f rasscr uIf f.s tsfsaf.lrt aaf r.s u pf ths nils. AatiIess HK J. F. GIBBbN.
 aurt tHwft Fox Hlt. Nta lrarf.-.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

The body of Dr. C.F. WinsloW Wa- crc- mated at Salt Lake City, on the 3l,' alt. The lear had been taken out and Scut to ihg birthplace ot dcccaseL Nantuekc,, anal thc ashes will lc sent tp the grave ot his wiie. near B,~irn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

John Mantle, Dunlap's doubtiul detcc- tive. Wa, released on Saturday, ny pcremp- tory order Of Marshal Stand;ter. 4 deputy came out amt escorted him e. San Francis co, where he i, to give evjdcnc cc against mail rohbcrs.- Yuma sentinel
 We would enquire of lIr Dunlap. >crm- ingly MautIc's bosom friend, if he knoms anything about $i0a taken from Sheriff Bowcr>, in the late stage robbery. west ot Prescott, in which Mantle acted a> cbicf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

According 10 the Yuma Sentinc. those persons who have died recently at that place or on the railroad near the Colorado river, did not dic from the cncc., of heat. but from some other cause. Ti.e,c unfar mates, should they hc destined tp th. lower regions, will have the >atisfacti on of know ing that they visited at lcs>t one place equally aS hot as the pit oS Sa tan. on Earth. and that, too, iuSt before taking leave oi their friends st Yuma.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
Ha -

C,sUENO Thctaiccuph ha- been silent vn shc currency question for week, for some reason or other. and VIC have ,o depend on the Sln Francisco papcr- orquoiaiionS. Tue latest Wc have seen art Aug 2d. Grceulnchs, ?5i, and % Silver colo, , | and 5-J dls- .nunI Iul.. nII, anl nl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

HuIIAED or GEoEGN MINISTER TO BRA- Washington, July 3l-Thr Cabinet WIS in session to-day discussing the ap- pointmcu., of public land officials. labor was appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Picuipotcntry io Brazil vice Jame, R. Partridge of Maryland lIilliari, previous to the late civil war, was a repre- sentative in Congress from thc Montgomery AlabamaI district.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

Tho Commissioner, ut the District of| Columbia have appointed Comm@lgte Van Rcu,elacr Morgan, iate of thc Confederate Navy. Inspector of Work and Repair, on Road, and Street, of tho District.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

We learn from the Yuma sentinel that work !, progressing an the bridge which + to span the river at Yuma and link Arizona to California. Not many month- will clap-c before thc iron horse will hc~norting a, it pa--e> through the streets of Yuma and raiIroading will )c fairly inaugumted in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

A Pittsburgh dispatch ot July 3l ,ays That by an explosion in mound of ho; metal at the foundry oi To,tcu J Co.,. Lib crty street, thi, afternoon, two mca Wcrc la tally aud eight seriously humcd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

X West Hil mau named fodlph khaueW was arrested Ia-tn.gh, for >hppius hi, wife. Np suppose he thought man had right tosNd1lc hi- own Khaaew IlsWkcye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

The people of Yuma in recognition of serSicc- of a public nature, have donated a lot on ,hc bank, of 'hc Colorado, at that place. to Hon. R C. McCurmiek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10

A'i afa.- "i s.ark .iaas aa si,- .1iafaars-.L Having followed ,i. '-''s.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
Am loo Lnleg

Not while there is life lett. The weary
Pilgrims neart is gladdened as he comes
in view OF the deserts oasis, forgetiul Of
his past suilerings from the burning sand,
and thirst. Tue mariners heart bounds
with joy as he sees his native shore alter
months Of exposure, and the remaining
duties he has to perform on board ere
his foot presses again his native soil are
done with an alacrity attestive OF his in
ward rejoicing. So there is hope for you,
poor sufferer, in rebuilding your enieeb.
led constitution. The daily use OF Ger.
tain well known remedy will increase
the appetite, assist the secretlons and ex-
creti0ns, promote natural rest, and bring
the bloom OF health once more to your
emaciated cheeks. That valuable remedy
is the Home Stomach Btters.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
COM MERClAL.
CAIRO, ILLS, THURSDAY EVENING, !

CAIRO, ILLS, THURSDAY EVENING"
Dec. 20, 1877.
The weather continues very warm and
pleasant--in fact.more like May or June
than like December. The roads are in
excellent condition In all directions. Too
much of even good thing is not always
best, however, and It is feared that If the
warm weather continues much longer the
growing wheat will have grown entirely
out of proportion to the season. Already
in some places farmers are turning their
stock Into 1t.
As whole business is fair, and
Cairo is doing her full share
Of trade. There Is a good
demand for flour and oats, while corn
and hay are quiet with only limited de-
mand. Prices OF -four are not to say
lower, though there is q disposition
among holders to make concessions In
order to effect sales of round lots. Re-
ceipts are good and stocks iair. There is
an active demand for oats at 2s@29c with
but little on the market and receipts
light, Good old white corn is quoted at
42@43c, and good new white at 39@40c;
while yellow and soft white are selling
all the way from 36@S9c. Receipts Of
hay are more liberal and
the supply is fair though not large.
There is limited demand for choice at
quotations. Meal Is In fair supply and
light demand at 81 80. Choice apples
sell readily at good prices, and are
wanted.
The rivers are declining above this
point, and boating Is becoming difficult.
Rates to New Orleans are unchanged.
RATES OF FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS AND
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21

Mrs. sam williamson has bought a
sample lot OF wooden goods which she
assures the public Is the finest lot that
was ever brought to Cairo. They con-
sist OF infants. saques up TO children OF
eight years old, OF all styles and colors.
Also children's hoods, fascinators, scaris,
nublas, lcggins, infants wooden shoes
and stockings, ladies' hose, infants caps,
little boys caps and hats. Also line
Of turs, suitable for children's holiday
gifts, misses and ladies' furs at Chicago
prices.
| now will call the attention Of the
public to my large stock OF millinery
goods. do not advertise them at cost,
for that has got to be an old dodge. Call
and see me before buying, and you will
find my 60 ks cheap il not cheaper
than goods SCAT cost by other parties.
/ keep variety of little things such as
collars, cuffs, combs, rubber bracelets,
periumery, and jewelry of all kinds,
suitable for holiday gifts. Florlllne, for
identifying the complexion. Also bad
ges for the Cairo Temperance Reform
Club, fer ladies' and gents. l2.l4,3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
General Debility

Vital weakness or depression: weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over-work, indis-
eretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, ia always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Is. 1t tones
up and inyigorates the system, imparts
strength and energy-stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or S. per package of FIVE
walls and 50 vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. lO9Fulton street n. Y.
x.iuly l3-d&w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
A Gentle Hint,

In our style OF climate, with its sudden
changes of temperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermingle in single
day-it Is no wonder that our chill ren,
friends and relatives are SO frequently
taken from us by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
A bottle of Boschee's German Syrup kept
about your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, large doctors
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. For curing Con-
sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia.
Severe Coughs, Group, or any disease OF
the ThroatOr Lungs, its success is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you
German Syrup Is now sold in every town
and village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial, l0c.; regular size, 7jc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
Masquerade BAH,

On Dec. 2lst. grand masquerade ball
will be given at Kluge's Hall under the
auspices OF number of the young gem
tlemen OF this city. The best music that
can be procured will be in attendance, and
it is proposed by the managers to make
the ball the most successful of the season
In point of enjoyment, AS the initiatory
masquerade OF the year there Is no doubt
but what the attendance will be large;
and as the larger the number, the more
the pleasure at o ball mask, we do not
hesitate to predict good time for those
who attend. The following are the com.
mIttee OF arrangements:
VIM. Neff,
Geo. NJ. Fraser,
Geo. NJ. Fry,
Ed. Dezonia,
Claude Winter.
Parties who wish to attend can pros
cure masks at Dan Hartman's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21

overstock and cannot be disposed Of:
We note sales OF 800 bbls. Ben Davis and
Roman Beauties, So 6O@3 rs; 80 bbls.
varieties, $2@s; so bbls. Ben Dayis, s. 20;
80 bbls. varieties, 50 25@2.
POTATOES.
Receipts are liberal, stock large and
prices lower and weak. We note sales
Of 80 bbls. peachblows, 81 50; 80 bbls.
do, 81 4O@l 30; 100 bushels d., SSa
A0c.
BUTTER.
The supply OF choice butter Is fair and
demand good, at prices quoted. Com.
mon and low grades are plenty and slow
sales. Sales reported were 10 tubs choice
northern, 2O@22c; 8 boxes northern roll,
l7@lSc; 8 tubs southern Illinois, l5(la0c;
3 tubs choice northern roll, 2O(927e; as
pkgs southern Illinois roll, l4(llsc; 10
pkgs northern dairy. 20@22c; 10 pkgs
choice dairy, 25c.
EGGS.
Receipts OF eggs have been better. and
the supply Is now fair. We note sales Of
800 doz, 10000; 8 pkgs, zoe; 100 dog,
Ice; 3 boxes, zoe.
POULTRY.
Poultry OF all kinds ia plenty, and
prices weak and Irregular. Turkeys are
In good supply and limited demand.
Sales were: 8 doz turkeys, $7@a, 10
coops mixed chickens, 81 60a2; 8 coops
turkeys, $Sas; coops choice old
hens, 81.
ONIONS.
There are but few on the market: and
receipts light Tho demand IL fair st
50 08@2 rs.
CABBAGE.
There is very little cabbage eoninx In
and the demand is fair at 2@4c per head
according to quality.
bAhOohD MEAI.
The weather 10 entirely too warm and
commission men refuse to handle any oft.
GAME.
The weather Is too warm to handle
game, and there Is but little arriving.
Prices cannot be fixed under the circum.
stances.
SALT.
Sales were 700 bbls Ohio river, 81 Is.
PROVISIONS.
Sales were 1900 lbs dry salt shoulders,
4tc; 1000 clear rib sides, dry salt. 90.
LARD.
Sales were 10 pkgs kettle rendered, DC.
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HAY.

Receipts Of hay for the last few days
have been fair, though the stock on
the market is not large. There Is a
limited demand for choice hay at quota
tons, while Others are dull and weak.
Sales noted we're: 2 cars choice timothy,
Sl2, car red top, 50; | car good mixed,
$40 80; car red top, 50; 2 cars good
mixed, $40, l Car gilt edge timothy.
Sl2 80; car choice red top mixed, SO;
| car choice timothy, $l2; car choice
mixed, $ll.
CORN.
Receipts of corn are light and supply
limited. The demand Is only moderately
active. Choice old white Is quoted at
42@43c; good new white 4O@4lc; white
yellow and soft white are selling all the
way from 36@3sc. Sales reported were
l car new white, slightly damp, 3sc In
bulk; cars new white, In bulk, 3sc; car
old white. Acc.
OATS.
There 10 good demand for oats and
prices are unchanged. Receipts are llmi-
ted and all are taken on arrival. Sales
reported were 9 cars choice mixed In
bulk, zoe.
MEAL.
There is no change In the market for
meal. The supply Is fair and demand
limited, at 50 IS for city. We note sales
Of 100 bbls. city. So IS; 80 bbls country
kiln dried, 50 20.
BRAN.
Supply light and demand active, at
Sl3. Sales were coo sacks, $l3.
APPLES.
Choice apples are In good demand and
wanted Of quotations. All others are 10
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
yOurishing Blood.

The blood lmparts to the body the ele-
ments which are essential to its existence.
When these are insutiiciently supplied, its
energies begin to flag, shere is loss of
fish, the muscles grow flaccid, the retlec-
tive powers lose vigor-eYery function Is
disturbed, every ogan weakened. Under
these circumstances, it is obvious that the
constitution must soon give way unless the
vital fluid is enriched. To accomplish
this object, recourse should be had without
delay to that grand fertilizer of the blood,
Hesteter's Stomach Bitters, which pro-
notes assimilation of the food and is the
means ofrendering the circulation rich and
active. The good effects OF the great tonic
are speedily apparent in gain of bodily
vigor and mental energy. A regular ac-
ton of the various ogans also results from
its use, the good work of bodily reform
goes rapidly on, and eventually health IL
established upon sure basis.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
Home Again,

Ed. Braxt0n has returned to his old
stand In the Reiser building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up a
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. He en-
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
cOurtpons treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
RIVER NEWS.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
JAMES NJ. WATSON,
Sergeant Signal Service, u. 8, A
The river Is declining six inches Der

The river is declining six inches per
day.
The hot weather continues.
The City Of vloksburg brought 100
bales cotton for east and $4,000 tsst
wagon timber for indianapolis.
Charles Tuesnel, of the City Of vieks-
burg, after drawing cat and skeleton
night before last, told about great blind.
ing snow storm that prevailed Ia New
Madrid Bend day before yesterday, but
the doctor would not believe it.
The Golden City had the largest Up
trip Of the season, amounting 100 tons.
The Commonwealth last night had 90
tons sugar and molasses for Evansville
which she reshipped on barge Minnie.
The new Mary Houston passed south
yesterday after adding Ib0 tons here. shs
ia all that has been claimed for her and 3
q better boat than the old Mary Houston.
The Ste Genevieye was we'll laden last
evening for the south.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
Notice.

Families needing groceries, dry goods,
or any goods that can be ordered, by
dropping a p ostal card through the post
Office will have them delivered promptly
and at lower prices than can be bought
elsewhere in the city. All goods guar
anteed or can be returned to us. Try us
for bottom prices.
l9-ijl. NEW YORK STORE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
santa Claus and His Snow House

The children of the Episcopal Sunday
School will celebrate holy innOcent's
day, Friday, Dec. 2sth, by Christmas
play, entitled santa Claus and his Snow
House," at Turner Hall, at Z o'clock p.
m. Christmas carols, visit from Santa
Claus and his dwarfs and the Fairy
Queen, and bountiiul refreshments for the
little folks, will make the evening joy,
Gus one. Refreshments will be served to
those desiring them, outside of the
school, and a cordial welcome given to
all. Admission 10 cents. l9>dtd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-21
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Games of all kinds, at
b. F. PARKER'S,
City Book and News Store.