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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
Tho Appropriation BIZ.

wAsHrSoTos, D. C, July 8, 1873.
The following is an official statement Of
the Appropriation Bill passed BY the last
Congress; the frat column showing the
estimates, and the last IS the bills were
passed and are laws:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
AcCIpEST.

During a thunder storm at Browne
Island yesterday Thomas Briggs, Of this
place, was struck by lightning and quite
severely injured. For time his life was
despaired Of. He IL able TO &c out this
morning, though quite sore.
Mr.. Peter Briggs, formerly OF this
place, now Of Nashville, Tenn, is visit.
ing his parents here. g. B. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
Denver, Oct $50. Of sliti
TRIED EVERYTHING.

KetBT. J. o. DoHhortA q o. psaIsr. OIL: Gta.
fis1Sel, = I have pSed sAEFoRDS RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. md Il has given perfect
GlfiGfAetion / have tried Almott every thing, and
Il q The only thing that has given me RELIEF !
Therefore take pleasure In Recommending " use
10 az AFFLICTED With CAtArIh OF any kind, and o1ef
d.. w w tis w s. DECKER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
pEWARE or I,fITATIosg.

The genuine Dr.. C. MeLASE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER PntS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BRos. on the
wrappers.
IS Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Mc:4ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To dos, visAlnE TO nv, DR. C. MsLaMs
LTVn PILLS nal, We VII mall post pad 70 any
Dsrt q the Uaitsd States, oss boz q PIls ier
FLEMING RRos. Pit,.hurrh. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
PERSoNAL,

Harvey Bros straw wrapping mill is
stopped, undergoing repairs.
Mr.. Amos D. Harvey, formerly Of this
place, but more recently Of Coshocton,
Ohio, has accepted position AZ nanager
Of the Marietta psper mill Of Harvey q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06

The past week has been good for corn
and ripening the grain. The rain Of yes.
terday will Be OF immense value 70 the
corn. Cherries have not been a. plenty
Tor twenty years-16c per gallon. Plnms
are in great abundance, and should they
escape blight there will be large crop.
Harvest Is in full blAst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06

20. Boz ss2, ksu Orleans, Loulilana.
AL our GRIND Extraordinary Dravingl are un-
der The supervision and management d GINS.
q. 7. BEAUREGA AID and JuBAI A. EARLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 BoNDHoLDERs

The Coupons Of the Bonds Of the clsvs
land, Tuscarawss Valley q Wheeling Rail
way Co., due July 1st, VIII be paid on pre-
SentatiOn at the Flint National Bank,
Bridgeport. iyi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
WELLsBuRG.

The Fourth in that Neighbor.
hood - Rayages Of the Plant
Louise Harvest Progressing =
Getting n sunday Paper Under
Difficulties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
Dr.. RlCORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE

Ut. hIGUhU , EooEHUE Ut LIE
Restores manhood and the Tisor q youth @ ths
uRE INPIssIBLE This His-resioring remedy
thoald bs tGken By al abo1t 70 EAIy, q yho
have becons psaksnsd iron CIcel o. my othG
esuss snccsss IN sEsTy eAss Il - esrtEtn % list
EStsf qusnehes thlrTt g Pr O.. ssnt lnyvhtfe
Piles, New York. Druggists S1qpiled. -
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soREIY AFFLICTED.

70. BonrortA q o., DtarT, OIL: GSadsl<a,-.
PTonpted bY . fstioEsfeelinE for those Afaietee
vim Ssi1rEh, y1h p 40 ~ ie.ttmoay = esh ~
IhGVo been toFely nleted win this fearful disease
for four years, and haze tried even known remedy
without avail until ! bought BOTTLE Of ne above
lisk II being q constitutional - well As . local
remedy believe Il 70 be all that claimed Tor u.
vtTY trIiy ToIni. wM, ANETTvR,
Beaver, Sspt. n fsIs with jenSon, Bis q Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
MEDICAL.
sANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
a ,ooo FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

5000 FEEL ABOVE ne SEh.
The following Testimonials Are ron hLlst -.
entail druRgiStl. They report unpFeee44ntedy
large a1l6G And uniyersAl Satisfaction. No othef
disease 10 20 AlArmlnRiy prevalent 10 mat ekion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06
CEALED PROPOSALS:

cIKxK's OIncK BoAKp or connnEIloSEls, [
| WHEELING, W. Va June =, ISTs.
sealed Proposals ne invited for tliing down and
rebuilding the North Abutm6nt d the Bridge oFef
short Cfeek, 81 ttS mouth. On the line between
tain between two and three hundred cubic ykrds
Of 1rIt-elln Inged rock work, lad irunt and hack
In full cement mortar, the interior Of the vail %
Be thor0nghly grouied In ame. Ths NAso1ry yin
rest ether upen grilAgs a tnber Ct upon pllos,
q the Undsfdgned may hefSattef detemine.
The form Of proposals must Be n joloEI;
PR cube yGrd d excavation above howl r
wafer marx In Ohio riTef............-.........
Per cubic yard Of Masonry above lOUuAier
mar
Per cubic yard o. Masonry below low NAtr
Per 700 iest boSrd rncITurS Of timbsr Laid .s
In fo1ndatjon, not including PIes.-.......
Per pIle driven and cut on.............--...--...
Ths present. EupeaIueture Of The Bridge 10 b
hest IN poalLon By troGsahpg Or oihersiSa, a The
oontrsetofI nix and GxJenss.
nubsT and pIlIng 70 b d best vhile oak. The
ptiss 70 have NOT les than 10 inehes diameter At
The small end.
All excavation below lov water mark, all pump
Ing, hLinH and cofsr-daming, and laying and last
ening Of tmberA will Be the enntTAetorI sxpSnse
BIDS IhouId Be addressed TO- the undsrslgned,
err Of C. II. DETER, Clerk Of Board Of CommiRiou.
I Of Ohio county 10 this city. and must Owe post.
ofies SddreI q ssddei, and atiasetory fsirsncs
q 70 his character and e1padly.
The Proposals Will Be received At above sddfe.s
until FEidiy, 18Th July nsIt, nj 81. n, and Will
Be opened on the following day u the shdrt Creek
House, mouth Of Short Creek, In Brooke county,
on the 10Th day q July, At l2h.
Tho UNDERWOOD reserve the right 10 rt!eet any
O all BIDS
For further information spply to c. b. Ddtsn
for Brooke coun,y-ABRAMiwrtsos,
Pof Ohio County II. D. WHITMAN,
J6o. ". McC0LL0CH,
Z" WIN. II. wADDLE,
i'll Joint Comnittee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06

The plant louise is playing sad hovic
with most every thing that it attacks, po-
tato vines especially. Those that iniesi
the currant and goosberry bushes devour
the leaves, those on the top Of potatoe
and other vines apparently sting them,
causing them TO turn yelloy and die.
Hsllebore, OF to one quart Of boiling
water, (allow to stand until cool, then
turn into patent bucket or pail Of wat
er and apply TO the under side Of the
leaves and stalks with broom after the
fashion OF sprinkling) will kill them.
Tobacco juice il being tried, We hear it
suggested to take soft corn broom and
sweep them of, after which they will not
retnrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06

wEILDuRs, July 5.
c1rspoudsnes Of the In.sIIEsseu.
The Fourth came and passed of quiet
ly. There was nothing here in the shape
OF picnics or celebrations. Some few Of
our citizens went 10 Browns Island and
Mahon's Grove. The day was very warm,
The heavy rain with which Wheeling
and vicinity was favored on the after.
noon and evening Of the Sd did not reach
here. It was in sight and lis thunder.
ings could be heard distinctly. At the
time, the wind here WA blowing from the
the north, right against the rain. The
morning Of the Fourth opened up dry
and warm, and people who bad nothing
10 do stayed in the shade and those
who were anyWise engaged did IS little
Is the circumstances would allow. The
mercury varied according 10 locality. In
one place, about noon.time, It indicated
9s- degrees in the shade. Shortly after
noon the welcome clouds put in their APP
pearauce, accompanied with peals Of
thunder, which continued until near six
o'clock P. N. raining in the meantime all
around Us, but not drop here. At the
time mentioned 3 very heavy rain was
noticed in the north bearing east, south
east, which finally reached Us in the
shape OF . gentle shower and kept up at
intervals during the night. Many q
pratified heart returned thanks unto Him
who rules over all for the plenteous and
life giving rains.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15
Average annual expenditure. Sl4s
Expenditure. PER capita. <a.ss.


Average annual expenditure. SI4s.4ss11a
Exrsltit1irs. Per capita S3-s5-
Al these figures derived fran oa4s5al s,z,r,<-
AMI appears by them that the average animal ~
aiaary EXPENSES OF government In seven vea-. ~
Democrats rule SSl 55s . wil the IKE ays--
age annual expenses IN years Of Esr,srfsie.B
II were Sl4is5s.iia. heing an sverare a-,rr,aI
excess under Republican administration cf
10
And this excess cannot BE- EXPLAINED fyy the in
crease Of population. fer the Axresssa Ter ART. IN
TIE seven Republican years SlSs while IN the
seven Democratic TaA-s II EAs only Sl.a4
Nor can II be explained raessSarrfv -ssz;gesrr
from the WAY. for. haze sid have sxciTsei-i
from the CONF arson expenses caused BY H. rx,rsesx
pensions public debt and interest," thereon Ara ~
FIRST OF the seven Republican yexrs have taser xas
the third year after TIE var.
j. OF the corruption that has brought sss-raes
uTor tie ReFEhgsc ard furnished the s.ivo.-x.,s ~
assroslsTG- the world with Arguments against
popular government Il = not rscsSary .- mo 4,
ss~ak IN detail Unfortunately for sa@ credit ~ sh
uat,o0. the instances notorious shas ha,r
ref0enre to them brings forth picture from xheh
Annd turrs With losshiag ard Indignation. TIE
Cso3n Aotslssr- the Pacific NAL the B<Eh-,.n s-s.a
u vlsAinses cf the custom house. Tie sfrxw - ~
tAe post Once the Indian And WHISKY rsurs sd H.
aoog list OF defAul ers N every deFars<ns hnVp b.
come matters Of history, anA a<zess loo cxsx4y for
contzuversy the need Of reform. Bus no - -
reform, yuu may assured. VII saks pa q -
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-08-15
THURMAN'S THUNDER

Great speech, OF the Statesman and Patriot
Mastery Review of the Political Issues
of the Day-substitutlon of Greenbaci.s
for National Bank Notes Disastrous Eff
fects of Contraction -Extrayagant Eypen-
ditures and Corruption OF The kepabii-
can Administration = The Presidential
Frausl-Hors4 Of the Republicans Based
Upon Keeping. ltlive Sectional Feeling.
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Increase - lit ,s-a
Bur may Ia said that the c9GuTarisou should not
be oi s,ngle year with single year. because special
circumstances might make CONF ARSON nm
TAR; aud that the only fair mode II compare
PERIOD 81 several years with a like period. Very
we'd: let the result of such eorGp arison. Let
us take period of years Of Democratic a.s-
lnsiiistrstfon and compare u With Ike period of
Republican administration beth periosls being wears
Of profound reaee. Let take the Sven fiscal
years commencing Jnly |. iS5 and ending lime s
i~1. when The democracy we're power. and conn
gare them with the fiscal years commencing
July |, 1853 three years after the close a the war
ana ending June 81. 1865 when The Repat leans had
unlimited control: and what Il the result. The fol-
Loving ta5ass showit.
July |, lisa. TO J.ne 81. ls6a, seyca Years.
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onnIxAaY xxrExnLrean.. -. rE-<.1o<s.


ASeraee annual exs~nast1ses, ssl.ss4tso.
Expenditure. Ter capita. 81 "a.
July /. lssss. To lure NJ 1875. seven years.
oanIxAaY KxnxxnErrnEs. Is rEssIoss
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HAmlLTo.s. o., aug. Ex-senator Thurman
opened the amraign here to-day. speaking as
follows to J. large and enthusiastic audiences
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TlEJACKSON COUNTY BOND CASE

\ DECISION AGAINST THE CAIRO AND II.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY RENDERED. ny
JrDGE BAKER YESTERDAY.
\ decision was rendered by Judge Baker
yesterday morning, at the opening Of court.
in the Jackson county bond ease, giving
judgment against the Cairo and ST. Louis
railroad company. The people of Jackson
county voted to issue bonds tou certain
amount upon certain conditions to be com.
piled with by the railroad company. The
railroad company claimed To have fulfilled
the conditions and demanded the issuance
Of the bonds. The people denied thi, and
refused to issue the bonds; hence the suit.
Col, rhoS. G. Allen. Of st. Louis. rcprcS-
cntcd the county, and Mcs,rs, Judd, of
Chicago, and ". j. Allen, of Curbondalc.
the railroad company. 1t will doubtless he
carried TO the supreme Court
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
CHARLESTON, (MOJ REFORM CLUB.

COZ, ROBERT A, LowERy's ADDRESS MONDAY
NIGHT,
our Charleston ncighbors, some time
since, extended 10 Col, Lowcry m invita-.
ton to deliver a temperance address before
their club, fixing the time for last Monday
evening, The city hall was filed to is ut
most capacity. Fully eight hundred per-
sons being present and among the vast au.
dicncc there was delegation of one hun
drcd and twenty-five from Bertrand, n spc.
cial train having been prov ided for their ac-
comodation. Col, Lowcry surpassed all Of
his previous efforts in Il speech occupying
nearly two hours, he held his audience
spell bound, clicting frequent applause by
his impaSsioncd and eloquent appeals, Be,
fore the close of the meeting the crowd be-
came wild with enthusiasm, and then il was
that Col. I.owely showed his greatest pow.
cr. A. the pledge was being signed, some
peculiar circumstance would call him 10 his
feet, and he would again sway his large au-
dicncc by his matchlcss power. Upwards
OF fifty men signed the pledge, and among
them, some hard drinkers. A most enjoy.
able feature Of the meeting was the excel,
lent singing, including some original songs
Charleston is being shaken to it, very cen
ter by the great Temperance reform.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

The Ladies of the German Catholic Con-
gregotion of Cairo will give May Festival
at Schcel'S Garden on Tuesday, May 9S for
the benefit of their church and school Ice
cream, lemonade, Strawberries, etc, in fact
everything in the rcfrcSnmcnt line, will he
in abundance, for the ladies' will spare no
time to have everything in good style, so
everyone that comes will have pleasant
time. A No. | string band will play all after.
noon and evening.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
WAR AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.

REUBEN SMITH DENovNcES THE TEACHERS
IN THE coLoRED PUBLIC SCHOOLS As IN
" ,'n' M,p MANASSAS y r l." '''''
rhano :, oan,,,,,;a,, a,,aa, ~, ,,,,,,a
,,,,,.; st. h.,5,l,,. p.,l.
r'r"'",'''' - '"' ''''' "'"''" ~! ,''"''' d,
smith, j. making war on the teachers OF
the colorcd public schools, who are, it is
claimed, incompctent to teach the Youthful
oolonal ;l,, ,a,,. :, ,,,,. rn,u',n o,arl
~ ''
WHICH '''re' or iour weeks az" was no Dig
ger than mans hand. has assumed alarm
inp dimensions. and threatens 10 end in
morn Smith onll;. ,I,o,or., o,,,od IN
''' ''' VS. ~ ', n,.,..
Inauguration lhcc''N2 "a o' ield III rhi!iiN
hall last Friday ercnln-. to give expression
t. their feelings On the subject His OPP
poncnt also assembled there in force, and the
Smithitcs toreSccing that the meeting might
be captured 10y their enemies refused To
open the hall, although other parties agreed
to pay for its Us il the meeting would be
permitted TO 90 on There was considerable
wrangling in the vicinity of the hail. and a
resort to violence at one time seemed i'm
minent Smith addressed this letter to
Judge Bird;
'NIIo' way Io'I. u.s.
r.,.: ,, ,.,,, ,;,a. 49," ';' ~
the school was rood enough If Won spy
that the teachers a> they stand are COM
pe'eht 10 rracH our cIllI9len ana tram them
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

human nature affords larger scope for
maturcd intellectual powers than phrcnol.
ogy and its kindred science, physiognomy.
The purely scientific features of the lecture,
to be delivered tonight will he relieved by
the feeling of heads, in the presence Of the
Audience, by Mrs. Stockton, who will also
pair couples upon physiological basis,
while prize will be awarded the handsom.
est representatives of the sexes who may
happen to he present This programme,
which We are assured will be literally car
ried out can not fail to attract large and
intelligent audience, Mrs. S. handles her
subject with ability, and has the fncul.
~ of making the most intricate scientific
points clear TO the commonest understand
in,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
LORlLLARD TOBACCO.

The great cclchrtyof ow TIN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many imitation. thereof 10 be placed on
the market We therefore caution all chr"rrs
ugan-, purchasing such limitations,
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearing hard or metallic Label, render Themselves
liable to the penalty of the law. and all persons Nlo
la'ng our trade marks arr punishable by fnc and
imprisonment see act of Congress. Aug, H. ls;O. !
The genuine LOltRlLARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
can be distinguished by a TIN TAG on each lump,
with the word lORhlLAl'D stamped thereon,
over loss tons tobacco sold IN ls,,,. and nearly
5000 por'oX' employed in factories.
Taxes paid Government IN 1871, nhou, s3iOOOcO
and during past /! years, over SOWcn
These goods sold hy all ohhcr. at manufacturers
rates.
sR'rhc TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO II
second to none" In aroma, mdncs., purity and
quality
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TO BE WELL SHAKEN BEFORE
TAKEN.

An ANIMATED MATCH l. SUCCEEDED ny A
LIVING FLAP-JACK-CAN THESE THINGS
NE.
These facts are submitted just as tlcy are
given us The readers of TUE BULLETIN
have not forgotten an item that appeared in
this paper some months ago, under the
head OF AN Animated Match" which at
the time it was published, created much
discussion. This match, it will be rcmem-
bcred, performed some most astonishing
teats without any apparent cause or with
out the aid Of human hands. The scene
was in the house Of the deceased Captain
Falls, just opposite the custom
house, on Washington avenue, and
was occupied at thc time by
the family of Captain b. B. Settle, now
resident Of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, The match
was common luciter, and when fist seen
in its wonderful work, was on a marble
mantle, in the parlor. Mrs. Settle and her
daughter, a young lady Of about twenty
were sitting in the room reading, when Miss
Settle, lifting her eyes from her book, was
uStoniShcd to see the match standing on IN
end, dancing about, turning somcrSaultS
and going through with many other strange
,,,l nll Ia. ,,ll al
mothers attention to il, but she had no
sooner raised her voice than the match
jumped from the mantle directly at Miss
Settle alighting on the floor straight in
front of her where it set up violent hiss
ing and Squirming, so frightening both the
ladies that they fled from the room scream
ing and crying. A little son of Mr.. Settle,
however, was playing in the hall, and
entering the room, became greatly amused
at tie ma.ch'S proceedings. H. caught il
up and ran into a ncighboring house to
show his fellow playmatcs "what Il funny
he had He laid the match on
the bed, and again it began it. circus when
the little fellow seized it ana scratched it
on the wall and thus ended it, career for,
after the brimstonc burnt of, that match
never danced again.
>inccthi> occurrence, everything has been
quiet in and about the Falls hou,, Unit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

DECORATION Ar MovND CRY. ILL.,, OK
MAY 3Orn 1873 Something new ON De
coNtion day, ut Mound City, H., May 3Otl,
will be the exhibition OF the Cooper Traction
or Sclf-Propclling Engine drawing one or
two thrcshing machines over the road by
steam. and hope every one desiring to
purchase II Thrcshcr and Engine will see
this engine operate and he convinced of its
wonderful merits before buying: rs claim
II is the leading farm engine in the United
States, and am prepared TO prove it by
showing the many advantages gained by
the use of the traction attachment Come
one come all, and see This engine operate
ana you will dispute it, merits no more,
L, l. LEWIS, General Agent,
Mound City, Ill.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

IT makes a person feel sad to hcaro cry
inc baby, suffering probably from some
slight pain, which could he easily relieved
BY the use Of DR.. Bali, Baby Syrup which
is for sale at all drug stores.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

TEAcHER.-Ayoun lady Of good family
in this city, and well recommended, desires
TO teach children of one or more families
during vacation, or at any time, Music
lessons on piano and mclodcon given, if lie.
sired, Charges moderate Adlrr,, Teacher,
care BULLETIN Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

PoSrroNEp.--'lhc Turner SocctyS picnic,
which was to have taken place II, Parkcrs
Grove, hut was postponed. will come off on
the first fair Sunday to come. II the
wcathcriS pleasant next Sunday the affair
will come off,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

Jrsr IN.-Choicc Sugar Cured Hams
lrcakias, Bacon, and canned goods lower
than ever sold in Cairo before. 4 full ar.
rival Of fancy French Candies. Also the
best : ccn,cigNr in town PETrl, & BIRp.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

Fon SAlE--A large sized ice chest, suit
able for saloon use, For particulars apply
TO Il. b. Pct'i' corner of Twenty eighth and
Commercial avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

GRAND hcncii, for the Temperance Re
form Club a, the sk.ting rink, Thursday
evening May %. A grand time will he
had. All are invited Good music will en-.
livrn the occasion. A social dance may be
participated in, Fun for the spectators.
recreation for the skaters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

ALL those desiring to enjoy that high de.
gree of health which pure blood induces
and maintains should use DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
The POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

uow pending 8. one Of .sya, import.
luy, considered In both il, National
Iu. state aspects. Wi, Jua-r,-.
-ioua delegation viii Doe chosen. a
Legislature /. 10 br elected which
Wli, determine me successor 10 Hon.
Il. J. Oglr-by In the tnirrd STAG.
senate. Br,iry.ua;hr success usthp
Democratic party 10 be- essential 90
llc maintHiurnCr ul good govern.
eminent, the BGl,rtiu VIII AWAY. We
found advocating H. measure. and
,nhurin- for the success 81 n. repre-.
-'l'uilNr.. To promote thc-" dr.ila,
Die cud- every Democrat should cy.
err himself iu disseminating the
truths Of hi party. and iu 40 way
r9H 'hi. be more uN,c'Ullly done
than 1y 'hc circulation OF ui. nome
,apu..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
The Daily Bulletin

j. served 90 city subscribers rs cl'.
r!ir- at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week. payable weekly,
By mail lin ADVANCE: one year,
$40; -iS months, s.; three months,
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
DRY GOODS. Etc.
GOLD>TlNE ~
ROSENWATER.

The largest Wholesale and retail Dry
Good, and Clothing House in thi, CITY:
are receiving new foods daily and are
Offering great bargains in thcmo>t hand
some lines Of CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS
and MATTlNG>: silks. Ca>lmcrc,. Bout
rcttr,, and great many other new
styles Of Dress Goods. Fans. Etc.: in
fact in every department Of their bust
ness, they cordially invite the public
{. call and see their stock.