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Ladies Trimmed Hats at Your own prices, at
ELLIS ( DAVIS
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Ladies' Cloaks, in every style, just received
ut 4. LAMME 4 CO.'S
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Foreign anu .AineriraA Mineral Wafer at
HE illI, .k,CLilS
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4 firss-class Piano and Cabinef Organ for sac
ENQUIRE al the Post Ofbce, Bozeman, Al. T,
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Any person knowing the whervaiostts Of FER
nando Sausel r!l flease address ta.i, Office
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The most complete stock oftiry goods In town.
=, WILSON'S.
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Cloaks and Dolmans, at WILSON'S.

The paymasier paid the soldier boys a,
Fort Custer on 23ru inst.
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Wooden Yarns a.:d Lcih.rs in all shades. at
ELLIS K DAVIS
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Full line Of Fancy Stocking Yarn just arrived
at LAMME L. CO.'S
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Genuine Sultana Cigars at
UEApOI ARTERS
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Hon. Martin Maginnis has left Montan:
for Washington to be in attendance on
Congress. which convtnes December LIST,
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Blankets, Quilts, Bed Spreads, Grain and
Flour Sacks nj ELLIS & DAVIS.
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The 1872 G. ". Taylor whisky will always be
kept at Headquarters. MOUNTS 4 SANBOKN
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>e>s>

! We are indebted 10 Clas. W. Hoffman
for a copy of the Wall Street Daily ems.
continuing extracts from the COURIER
about crops in G:llatin this ycar.
l.. j. Z. Morrill's new residence is fast
appreachn. completion. Ii is the largest
and most imposing structure on Black
street and will I've a valuable and attractive
addition to that part of our beautiful town.
Mr.. Morrill, is also entitled to the credit Of
having made better time in house building
than any person who has heretofore at
tempted that difficult anil vexatious task
in BoZenan
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Gloves, RIbDons, Fur Collar, and Cuff, at
WILL SONS
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Ladies Cloaks just received
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! Marion fevrrich. one of the early set
/ tiers III orr valley. LETT for East Lynne.
tass county. Missouri. this week. with the
intention of passing the winter in that
place. Marion didn't say anything about
Il. but we presume. next year being leap
year. he has decided TO go where the girls
ARE so plenty that he will not he left dis
consulate and alone hereafter. BE that as
il Way we can say from IN extended nc
quaintance that Mr. Leverich is a mos,
worthy young man. Industrious. of good
disposition and excellent habits. and if the
young ladieS OF Missouri are not smart
enough to take advantage OF this occasion
10 get IN excellent husband. we shall fol
ever after have poor opinion of them.
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Our ols!-ti,ne friend Bart. Henderson has
returned from his "trip 10 Colorado. and is
| again 1T his Old stamping-grOund at Koch-
| ford. lie saw at Cheyenne. for the first
| time. Il locomotive and train OF ears: but.
| notwithstanding this. whoever picks Bart.
up for a verdant will set him down again
rs quickly as possible. Though his entire
life. almost. las been spent in the noun
tains. lie is man of intelligence and varied
and extensive reading-which may be said
of the great minority OF monntaineers-and
is much better posted on ''matters and
things in general than the average East
erner. Within the last six months lie has
explored from the Yellowstone TO the
Arkansas. and lie says 1.-THE Black Hills,
every thing considered. is the best mining
country we now have" lie was one OF
the first discoveries Of gold in Eastern
Oregon. Idaho and Montana. Ills late
trips were taken mainly 10 CRAFTY his nat
ural spirit for adventure. and not with the
intention Of giving up his mining interests
in Rockford district. which he values high
ly. He located and is one Of the principal
owners of the salt springs on the western
foothills. Black Hills Journal.
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Imported Brandy at HEADQUARTERS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
STILL ANOTHER VICTIM.


A GERMAN NAMED FRED LUTHER LOSES ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS By A
CONFIDENCE GAME.
Wa, yesterday afternoon, heard that a
stranger in this city, bound for Mississippi,
had lost one hundred and twenty dollars,
by confidence game and thot the victim
could he found in Mr. Chas. Phitferhng's
saloon, on the corner Of Eighth and Com.
mercial. We at once started for the place
and found the gentleman sitting by the
stove.
lie Is German, rather heavy set, with
smooth, full face, apparently twenty-onc
years of age. He had arrived here from
Iowa, he said; had put up at the Delta
House and was from here bound for Missis'
sippi He had.made preparations TO leave
when a gentleman about five feet in height
lightly built, dressed in black and with
black mustache stepped up to him and
asked him to take walk. He con-
sented and after informing the stranger
where he was bound for and that he was
in search Of employment, the stranger in
formed him that he was in business in Mis-
sissippi and that he would like to hire him,
at the same time offering him very tempt
ing wages. The German, whose name is
Fred Luther, thought Of course, he had
''struck oil" and at once accepted the posi-
tion offered. IL was at this time that they
met another gentleman, rather little
bloated, with red face, red hair, red gotee
and taller than the other gentleman THIS
man asked the man Luther had hired out
to, for money, but finding that he had no
change, asked Luther to hand over the
necessary amount, viz; one hundred and
twenty dollars, telling him at the
same time that he would secure him by
a check on his baggage. After little
hesitation the money was handed over and
the check given as security, whereupon the
strangers walked up Commercial avenue
and Mr.. Luther went to the depot, check ia
hand, to claim the baggage. He is now in
the city moneylcss and without work.
Several arrests were made in the after.
noon, bat upon being brought before the
victim, were found to be the wrong men
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19

work, refuse honest employment and
through bold demands rely upon the thrifty
by day and strive by night to lead toilless
life. But for these we ask not sympathy,
but punishment. plead for those who
have met with adversely in various forms
the result of whose toiling hands, for many
months has disappeared at the bedside Of
SOME loved one, who bear their burden OF
sorrow and want silently nor ask ought Of
their fellows so long as their own honest
efforts will supply the bare neccssaries of
life. To these desire to call the atten-
ton Of their better situated ncighbms; for
these ask the sympathy and assistance
of the benevolent societies. 1t should
be the object of all who are able, to make
next Christmas as near day of universal
Jubilee as reasonable amount of money,
judiciously spent, can meke it, Instead
of concentrating all effort upon the different
Sunday schools why could not a little be
set apart for the exclusive benefit Of the
less favored among Us. 1t seems to me
that plan could easily be agreed upon by
which all those in need could be sought
out and supplied with Necessary. clothing,
or other articles and made to feel that
this Christmas is in reality day of glad
tidings and great 10Y. A. W. b.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19

TENTED us to publish his name in connec-
ton with his cruelty. Cruelty to animals
rs an oifense punishable by law in Cairo
The unshaven Mcmphian on Sunday
walks around the Sunday barber shop
closing ordinance of that city, by boarding
steamboat at the landing and securing a
shave. He can also secure drink at the
bar on board. The city having no mari
time jurisdiction cannot interfere with this
arrangement.
The first state, we believe, which adopt
ed the civil damage liquor law, under
which dealers are held pecuniarily respon'
siblc for damages caused by such sale, was
Illinois, Eighteen states have, since the
adoption of this law, adopted similar ones
and New York, Maine and Massachusetts,
have copied the Illinois statutes III full.
The Mott trial, in which considerable
interest has been manifested, came to a
close yesterday evening. He was held to
bal! in the sum of two hundred dollars for
his appearance at the next term OF the
circuit court. Mr. Mott publishes card
in another column, denying that he had
compromised with the girl who first prose
cuted him, to which we cheerfully give
place.
Our citizens, like ourself, will be much
disappointed to learn that the Ada Rich
mond Comic Opera company will not be in
Cairo until tomorrow, They had intended
playing Fatinitza tonight, and another one
of their great specialties tomorrow night.
All that can be done now is to turn out to-
morrow night and be satisfied with Fatin-
itza. We venture the assertion that the
largest audience that has assembled in the
Theatre since Lawrence Barrett was here,
will greet this excellent troupe tomorrow
night at their first and last appearance in
Cairo.
--Tramps from the cold northern states
are infesting middle and west Tennessee
They are migrating south like the wild
geese and ducks in search OF feeding
grounds. The Milan Tenn exchange
says in this connection: Milan has been
again oveyrun with trrmps during the past
few weeks, and very few of them will work
when it is offered them. There has been
plenty of work to do in and near Milan for
months past and laborcrs have been in de-
msnd--yet these vagabonds daily go in
droves from house to house begging for
something to eat. There is no excuse for
it, Let our Legislature, at its coming extra
session, pass law that will drive the last
one out of the State, or put them to work.
The evil is becoming too great for towns to
| remedy"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
BURGLARY.
remedy

A RoBr. SULLIVAN BREAKS INTO THE CLOTH
ING HOUSE OF A, MARX, IS CAUGHT IN THE
ACT, GIVEN A HEARING BEFORE sQUIEE
ROBINSON AND HELD TO BAIL IN THE SUN
OF $500.
At about midnight night before last. a
stranger, thought to be tramp, calling
himself Robert Sullivan, effected an en-
trance INTO the clothing house of Mr.. A.
Marx, on Ohio Lcvce, between Sixth and
Eighth streets.
At about + 80 O'Clock, Messrs. Smith,
who had not yet retired, and whose liquor
house adjoins Mr.. Marks store, heard the
dropping OF glass on the sidewalk, but
their suspicious were not aroused thereby
and nothing was thought of it.
When, however, half an hour later glass
was again heard to fall on the
sidewalk they at once suspicioned the
cause and running to Dir. MARKS front door,
found one of the large pancs OF glass
broken out OF the door and large valisc
filled with clothing on the outside and the
burglar on the inside He had, on the
inside, another vaiise, filed chiefly with
iew,lry and other valuableS, and 5Iessrs.
Smyth, taking in the situation, politely
invited him out 10 take a walk, which in
yitation he accepted. Tue fellow had on
u full suit Of new clothes over his old, in
Guiding an ulster, and when he got out of
the store, attempted to rid himself Of them
in order to be the better able to show fight.
This. however, was not permitted and
after a little diminishing and an attempt to
run away Mcssrs. Rob't and viii Smyth
Tended him safely at police headquarters.
He was taken before Squire Robinson for
a hearing yesterday and was held to bail in
the sum Of three hundred dollars, and not
beng able 10 obtain that, he was sent 10
the county jail to await his trial
lhe Vuluc W INC CONTENTS Ol tic tWu
yalises, together with the clothes on the
rascal's back, il estimated ut $l75. Mr.
Marx is in u habit Of leaving about five
dollars in change in the drawer at nights
and Of this $4.sj was taken All was re-
covered except this cash.
In addition 10 the above IL NAV he STATE,
that Mr.. Marx offers superior Involvement
to burglars as he keeps his store constantly
stocked with the finest line Of goods in tn
Mississippi valley outside of 81 Iou;s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
COUNTY ITEMS

Last Wednesday night an attempt was
made to burglrizc the store of X. A. Ed
muuson. The thief had picked up an axe
from Mr.. Jordsn's woodpile, and had COM
menced operations with 1t on the back win
dow of the storc,iwhcn Mr. Ben Denton hap
pened to be passing on his way home from
his saloon. Mr. Denton asked him his
name, but instead of answering HIM he
started to run, Mr. ID. then called 10 him
three times to halt The thief not needing
the summons, three barrels of revolver
were cmptied at him, but with what effect
is yet unknown
On Saturday, while the family were at.
tending divine service at the school
house in this place, some wretch entered
Mr.. Jordan's back door and borrowed lot
of meat without informing the owner, and
as Mr., Jordan has serious objections to such
manner of borrowing, he hereby respectfully
but earnestly invites the borrower of that
meat to return int or its equivalent land
don't you forget it,
Lumber, with the slabs on comes in here
quite freely, 50 freely indeed that one
would suppose that on every farm ain the
hills there was L lumber factory. This lum-
hes is transported by Capt Tom King On
his ferry boat, the Caro-" to the Cape, for
the Cape coopcrs to bind their ware
In your weekly issue of the 9th inst.
see where some one concocted the conun.
drum, "Who is MAN. and then writing
nearly two columns as an answer to the
same. On looking a little further ] find a
hint from the editor that that answer was
probably little longer then was consistent
with newspaper brevity, if you have no oh
lection. Dir. Editor.I would offer an amend.
ment 10 that answer in the form Of an essay
on man:
WHAT Is MAN.
What is man, Part God, part demon,
part animal.
Died-Sunday l4th inst, after an lines,
Of only four days, of pneumonia, infant
and twin daughter OF DIR. ". r. Milum
May the Givcr Of all comfort the afflicted
! parents p,
/ EAST CAPE GIRAIDEAU, H., Dee 18th
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
HAT Is MAN.
FIRE AT JONEBORO.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Special correspondence Daily Bullctin.
49,. Til nn, fS,L 1870


Special correspondence Daily Bullctin.
ANNA, ILL.,, Dec. 18th, 1879
Ed. BULLETIN: Yesterday evening Union
Mills, at loncsboro. was entirely destroyed
by fire, supposed TO have caught from fric-
ton Of some part of the machinery on the
upper hoor The mill was almost new
only built last summer-yalued at about
$4,000, and insured for $4,000. Most OF
the barrced and sacked flour was saved.
Jontsboro is now without an effective mill.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at Usscry's Opera House last night 10
take steps to organize II Southern Illinois
Fair Association, with a capital stock Of
$1,000 Seven of our most prominent
citizens had been previously licensed by
the Secretary Of State tie receive stock or
share subscriptions Nearly $4,000 worth
of shares, at $40 each, was taken in about
fifteen minutes. Anna may have q big fair
next fall. Pills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
LOCAL REPORT.


Mr.. Jas. $. Morris, Of Ullin, was in
She city yesterday.
Order your New Year cards from TnE
BULLETIN. Call and see the styles.
The floating ice which is met between
hCre and st. Louis is quite a intolerance to
navigation.
The Joe Kinney will be the only Anchor
Zane boat at our wharf to-day. She goes
to Vicksburg
Mr.. Pat Sullivan, one of the leading
men Of Pulaski and u substantial farmer,
was yesterday in Cairo.
Mr. Thos Jeffres, ticket agent of
the Illinois Central railroad, yesterday
mingIed with his friends in this city,
French harps from five cents to five
dollars, and complete minstrel outfit, to be
Rad at Buders No, l04 Commercial! avenue,
Elegant line Of dress and trimming silk
I'll all shades ami qualities, at greatly le-
.dbced prices. j BUnGER.
Mrs. Matte Slack and daughter, Of
Mt. Pulaski, Logan county, is in the city
visiting her cousin, Mrs, w. f. Schuckers.
Everything sold at Buder's is guaran
need 10 be as represented A business in
fegcnurSc of twenty years among you has
Fireven this
The little colored boy, Charley Gillen
wkosc severe burning We announced yes
ferday morning died from the effects
thereof
Builder will guarantee to ill all orders
Tor goods. in his line, by mail, express or in
person. at the same prices, and lower than
~. Louis and Chicago prices.
Springfield State Register: Hon
Thos. w, Halliday, Of Cairo, who is men.
nypned as candidate for congress from the
18th district, was in the city Yesterday"
The advance agent for Ada Richmond
Comic Opera Company, for some reason un.
known to U.s. severed his connection there
with Mr. c. d. Dclaven. of Baiey's com.
pany. has been installed in his place.
The attention Of those having dcicc
rive sigh, and requiring the aid of lenses
q called TO Budcr's optical department He
makes speciality Of Kings perfected spec
r.cies.
Darkness sill darkcn. the darkcning
lark, and yet DAVIS says The sun shines al.
~.ys and for all. II 1t docs, It's rays pro.
'spes such faint slimmer that its existence
js a sccc, to everybody but its daddy.
Another cold wave has struck Cairo
and snuthcr case of those "Faultless" Gig
an has been opened at Korsmeyer's- tn,
best Eve cent cigar in the city, sold whole
sale and retail, corner Ohio leyce and SIKH
street
Mr. J H. Guest, who has been in tn
city for short while, making improvement
in the gas works here, has again returnc,
20 lie home. He is u Christian ocntema
~ho made many friends here during hi
stay
II may be Of interest 10 our readers {
know that General Logan is the father q
a srond neN brat, This may not be tn
aaost polite way in which to announce III
arrival Of the youngster, but it rs allie
samcc-
Yesterday forenoon, Above Twenlitt
.frcct, whilc MI Frank McCabc, brak,
Saan On the Cairo a. Vinccnncs railroad, ",
eouplisg cars, he had two Of his lingo
rN4shsd, The wounded hand was drcssc
by Or Sullivan. Mr.. McCabc resides o
Tweuty- first street.
The suthorities should arrest scyeri
drivers Who overload mules and horse
VIE yesterday saw one Of our dfaymc
.abnse his animal In manner that strong
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19

PIGS FEET, SPA RE.RlBS, ETC,
At the packing house Of Hinkle ~ Moore,
ON Commercial avenue, pigs feet, spare
ribs, back bones, and other trimmings in
large or small quantities are for salc at very
low prices. New lara for family use. IN.
yitcs specinl attention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
A CARD FROM JAS. MOTT.
CAmo, H., Dec. 18th, 1879.

NJ Hditof.
Sr:--l saw IN your paper where you
stated that ! WAS So unhappy, and also in
hot water | am not in hot water. neither
am SO unhappy was only in hopes that
! might be able TO give in this court res, to
those that have done so much talking about
The Ross case, which is untrue, and will
be- proven Ia ii? next court. JAS. MOTT.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
CHRISTMAS AND NEW lE
GIFTS

What would be . more appropriate gilt
TO friend than photograph from Win
,or's Gallery, Onlya few orders can he
filed, so come early.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19

nENS1nNS Every wound or injury, g,
PENNlVNO by accident, or auy disease,
titles soldier OF the late var TO II pension.
pensions by the law Of January, 1872, begin back
date of discharge or death Of soldier. All enlli
should apply at once. Thousands who are NJ
drawing pensions nro entitled to an increase, 8
diers and widows ofthc Mexican war ure entitled
pensions. Your CAGE shall receive prompt att
iloD. Write Of once, Address G. l., sPEER, VI
Pension Attorney, indianapolis, Indiana,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
WE HAVE

Most elegant lines of gimps and irngcs, at
exceedingly low prices, Examine our stock
of these goods. j. BURGER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
A HANDSOME LINE

Of hosiery and gloves, for ladies Misses and
children, at reduced prices. Call and cx-
anime. j DunGEn,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
WANTEIl.

situation In private family by u lady 80 sew,
or assist IN the care and instulcoo of small chill.
dien. ol Nl do hight house work Good references,
Boy iGp Cairo, III,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
uualW
"CATARRM. TIVE CAuSE AND CURE. :"

"cATARRH, THE CAUSE AND CURE"
Pamphlet by DR.. Gibson PRATT, .of ai3 Sta
ST., Chicago. Dr. Pratt IL the Author Of the U7oI
Treatment for Catarrh, and IN this new Treatise
revealed the secret OF his success In the trea,me
of disease, to which he has given the study of
life time, Pamphlet sent on receipt OF &c stan
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
HoUsEKEEpERs ATTENTION

Is called to our large stock Of Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins, which we offer at
greatly reduced prices, until New Year.
i RIlKnEn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19


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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19

WANTED,
\ positionas statesmen during the holidays Nv two
Young men Of experience. from the East.
Address j ", this office
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
lNlAR AAllN

FOR NNLE,
series Of No, Gothic caps aud lower ease
partly worn, but suitable Tor poster or programme
work, consisting Of BREWER LONG primer, plea, great
primer. paragon aud double english letters aud
figures iull aud complete, Without spaces mud
ullads
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ii AnYEHrIs EMkNrS In this column. nj
~ Ave lines each or lo-a Will h. published Tor -
cents every insertion: month, i.O; 3 months with.
ont change, 800 per month. knch sddiiionul
line. > ccnlS. situations wanted free,
FOR RENT
The Aubrey property on lobrook ave, Cheap
10 good tenant NJ. llowlsy, H. T.. Agent
FOR RENT.
Dwelling house on 18th street, between Walnut
and Cedar all IN GOOD condition Late residence of
T. Vincent For particulars apply ut my residence
on corner Of 2ist sud Walnut Nrou,s.
NRs. G.. BuWbCii.
OWNERS and purchasers NJ Rru Estate In Cairo
should be sure they have u good title, am nov
prepared 10 furnish abstracts A. reasonable rates,
VI, RASTEKDAY
Office In Court House,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-19
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

ENTERED Al THE POST OFFICE IN CAIRO. IL
alNoIs, As sEcoND-cLAss NATTER.