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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-08-08

DrnSa lie mol,,i Of July l.C0S ar.
rests were made rs the police d sun
francisco.
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A WASHINGTON correspondent says
Gorhaa's cpufs, nmazes his Rcpnb-
lican friends there.
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A LuNa,S dispatch says that the
sentence Ut the eanri-nartial IN South
Africa on Lieutenant Carey was death
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PORTLAND. Oregon, is 10 have 4 iiee
delivery ~ mail maiicr.
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ALSO A FULL IL n e OF
DRY GOODS, CROCKE7Y WARE, GLASSWARE
BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES HARNESS, WAGONS, &C.
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Swallowing
POI S ON

CATARRH Is THB MOST PREVALENT Of any known
disease. nisinddous ana generally pronounced to be
incurablc SWALLOWING. WHILE ASLEEP. the viscid
sccreuons Of catarrhal colds PoIsONs THE LUNGS and
from thence undernines every function Of the system
The senses Of taste smell and hearing impaired the
BREATH BECOMES DISGUSTING, and breathing
through the nosrils rendered impossible. scRoFULA
DEAFNESS Bronchitis rolypuscs, and Consumption are
the natural legacies sPURTs or PUTRID MUCOUS
upon the tonsls from the nosris cracking In the
head pains at sides Of the eyes and
pressure within the chest arc experienced when neither
THE CAUSE NOR THE FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
are dreamed o. The discovery OF 4 REAL CURE for
Catarrh aEd Hay Fever by Dr. Wei DE Mcycrof New
York second in Importance only to the discovery Of
preventive Of smallpox The facts and proofs Of the work
being done by WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE are
forth in pamphlet which is forwarded gratis to any
address The testimonials therein contained unques-
uonaby the MOST REMARKABLE upon medical record
Cases Of i've and twenty years standing. well
new cases, yield to the treatment ONE PACKAGE will
cure any ordinary Of Catarrh Hay Fever. and
two packages CURES the Oldest and WORST CASES we
have ever seen
Mrs EMMA C HowEs, 20 West washington square.
Y. had cATARkh THIRTY YEARS was cured by
two packages
SAMUEL BENEDICT. IN. Benedict Bros. jewellers.
100 broadway. \. y. says One package cured
Der my family OF Catarrh aud one package cured q
lady friend OF HAY FEVER"
T. II BROWN. $3.50 Canal st n Y.-Catarrh, II years.
lost sens OF smell, cured by one package
GOOID /. BRUSH. with Tcfrt Gr.syvold kellogg.
iii broadway, Y.-Could NEITHER SMELL NOR
TAsfE 10 years terrible Catarrh one package cured
" A rHELAN. merchant. ~ Nassau St. n Y.-Cured
OF INfLrENzN is TilE nEtD.
The Rev wM ANDERSON, Fordham. n Y-very bad
CATAkKH ~ YEARS. cured by one package.
The Rev CHAs J JONES. New Brighton. S I-Ca.
tarrh years NJ times impossible TO preach One pack
age worth TIN times the cost
u q MckELNEY. Government Inspector IG7 Mott II .
\ V. says 81 COULD NOT BREATHE THROUGH MY
NOSTRiiS; taste aud smell Foue; my breath Of
i,usNc a. TO render me An OHJktT or LOAThING and
cured by Dr Wei d. Meyers remedy tits over year
since and have had return OF catarrhal symptom"
X e. BLACKBURN salesman with Lord A Taylor, n.
N-Cured of CdtHrrh by one package.
Ia NEWMAN. the larrcstdry goods reliant in Brook
| Ign ,Jh Fulton ST.. Chrome Catarrh years says;
"fhysicihns gave me little hoDo. and the
dies tried were without avail After two weeks "
your reMcdy WAS wonderfully relieved, and since then
&C. 4e, &c. &e., 1c., SC.
Those anictcd with any Kind OF nasal diseases are in
ved to send for Dr Wei DE Meyers pamphlet and par
ucuarly inform Us Of the result OF using the cure
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE Is delivered at
81 80 single package. or packages for $500 Liberal
| terms to the trade.
DEWEY 4 co, Sole Agents a. Dey 81, Ny
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sporting NOTES.

OF Boston. II Ia probable both dogs will not
survive. Tho fight consumed two hours and
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Sitam5Jlt5 anO aHlrJIoA
THE NEW YOHiS ELEVATED RAE
ROAD COMPANY.
EAST sIDB LINE
CHANGE OF SUNDAY TRAINS.
COMMENCING MARCH p 1872
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL RE RUN As FOLLOWS
THR FIRST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE I2orI ST AND
SOUTH PERRY At 73o n
TIE LAST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE i2aTlI ST AND
SOUTH FERRY AT 1880 A NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL RE RUN AT SUCH INTER.
Walls AS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE
THE PUBLIC
X + KICKER
General Manager
once ofths New York Elevated II. Co. New York.
Feb 81 1879
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Dun walton ofers 10 match the chestnut geldinE
Thomas Young against any horse In the world barring
Hopeful. for f5OO aside.
The FIRST rart Of "Kriks Oudci 10 the Turf" which
has been made necessity by the growing interest In
racing this country has just been issued and contains
4 complete and comprehensive record Of turf
during the season OF iHs The second part which will
be issued ncNt month, viii contain all the nominations
for the stakes be this The index will d.
the reader to each performance during the past
any given horse and the conditions under which
each run The winnings OF the progeny Of stall
Hons are tabulatod
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7 UAITllI
THREE DErOrS is PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NEW YORK..
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER DEC. H. 1879.
Express Trans leave New YORK. wa Desbrosses and
tWuandt streets Ferries a, follows.
$50 100, 20 -, ludAmtrd. II A. NJ L. $50 l. s. 3
7.aO 4. 80, AMI 10 T.. NJ
Boats OF BrunNlyn Annex" connect with all throlth
trains at Jersey Cltv anorin! A spcody AMI direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia ~ ~. ii S. Z
49, >, >. 80, and II A NJ Lluiet ENprc,' 80 r.
~ :, $50 Z, and - r. ON sunday - u.
-, 3 80 3 S.3p 4 VI 4 7 80 = VI
r,ekct offices '9d and % Broadway, ANor House,
ami loot ol DehrOsses and Cortltnlt s- Court aui
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fuon St, Brooklyn, M
and lls HUDSON II lluhokeu, Depot Jersey CiV,
EmsrAnt ucket unce, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON L. =. FARMER,
General Manager Gcn'l Passenger Asent
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gors,s, 6arriaurs, d.,

HORSES Tor sale cheap at 10 EldGidge 81; also two
IL butcher carts Call all weeG
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RIO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DErOrS lN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL NkW lOkk
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dclantto- --ftmmlts.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
y Nav leave their favors for rHE Sur At the only
author isen uptown advertisement ofhces, - = =.
,2ba Broadway. corner OF 3lst st.. VII r. NJ, AMI
HOs West 23d st., corner Of sth AZ. ull n
s0O 3d ay., corner OF 47th st, I'LL = 7. ".
De East l4th IT., corner Union square, ull p. n
- Lnu-- L -
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0dlanito-- Ftmlts.


SOFr SILK wINDEKs.-Firstcs"o ny refer
- enccs; steady work 80 Wooster st, top hoor.
CTRAw sewers oonr.e block work also, an or.
~ perienccd blocker. At 1853 Bleeckcrh
RIO TaIorc SAGA Wanted. GOOD pantheon maker
i custom work. POI Greene St back shop.
WANTED Fifty ironer. on nnc fancy and white
w shirts PAY from to ccnia steady work None
G%uSDhY Il, and so BseS cGHy u 'A"
WANTED. ESperisnccd ,rimmers on lace cspsi
ISAAC Bi.TrMAN. 474 Broadway.
WANTED-operators on Domestic machines
4owor,h st
WANTED nrstclass operator on the Wheeler a
apprentice, At lla Bleecker st.
WANTED-llands on ladies' nne wrappers. also
w bows fine shirt waists work given out il3 Mercer
st. I'd loft
WAHTED-Ag eApsriencsd inter on cgss,seW ycG l;
" and or good hands on buttons BARNBfs' o2t
VVANTED-Handso on Invisible hair nets s29 broad.
w way, New York. also 20 Broadway Whiam'burgh.
WSANTED-doOd 'e~ NINE to r'Eg ss @ Ap
WANTED-In and outside hands on vests. No.
w 1888 Bayard ST. near drahan av, willamsburEh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hands on flannel shirts;
w also nnishers Call all week at S21 East i5d At
NVANTED-opcrators bAsters and nnishers on
w pants Bowery, top floor Inquire all week
NVANTED-A GOOD erl for general Homework
w wages 81 month. i52 7th av, In The bakery
WANTED nasters on boy. suits, O. week; and
w hAnds TO sew buttons on loo "a 81, IN Store
XVANTED-A girl who understands folding and
w stitching blank books Apply at 50 vesey st
NVANTED-A nrstclass taorcss on fine custom
w coats. who can work holes 4W East 18th St
WANTED-Basiers aud girls to sew. buttons on
w vests I-li Essex St. ID floor; ung bell
WANTED Artificial flowers -Good silkers and
w small hands GIG Broadway. hrt loft
WANTED Girl that u der.tands tho sh oentung
w by hand and machine. - Ridge st.
VVANTED-Two taiiorcsscs to work on pantaloons
w Call al i2S Cumberland st. BROOKLYN
NVANTED-At the d6m Chambers Street Hospital,
w a dish washer wages. - monthly"
NVANTED-Good operate = and basters on nne shop
w and custom vests 3O' 18th st.. rear
XVANTED-Good operators and nnishers on pants
w SOi Pafk av., Brooklyn u. u.
WANTED-A woman for scrubbing and ironing
w Apply At ~ Great Jonesst
WANTED girl to cook. wash and iron. Apply at
w eo3 sth Av. bakery
WANTED-A few expert operators ioi West s3d
Young cirlscan Obtain situations free lodgings and
meals At &c each. az the Girls Lodging House = 81
Narks place. 18th under care Of Childrens AID So
ietyl Also. Tree instruction on sewing machines irOm0
% daiN ~ all Who may Apply. ana dfcsNnAAins taught
.futuiousiy
YOUNG women's Aid Association. 20 Bond st board.
ING home for women. terms ~ ahd ~ per week.
SN GOOD new shirt ironcrs 6 learners highest price
wv paid Columbia steam Laundry, 4iS West 3sth st
S0 FNPEHITNCED piquct ani blossom makers
wv wanted by l. TEkuLSkl iOD Bee ckcr St, FIRST floor
SO MILLIN Enswsnied at
wv l. X GOLDSMITH co s. rs Mercer 1t. city
IOO OPERATORS aud nnisher. for white shirts
COHEN. a45 Broadway.
ION OPERATORS on suits snd skirts none but
IOO experienced apply. Corner 18th st. aud 9TH av.
South Brookhn
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THE NJ, Brunswick a Bake Co. TIA Broadway
Il Monarch, honpArCil, and Eclipse tables, with tile
wonderful Monarch cushions beat goods, lowest priees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
CUNNINGHAM, ESQ, EXPLAINS.

CUNNINGHAM, ESQ, EXPLAINS.
Editor Of Bulletin
DEAR R:-Allow me to correct YOU in
your article in this mornings BULLETIN,
in regard to Mr. Shores case. was en-
poyed by Shores to attend to law suit,
for which he paid ME $3.50, and agreed to
pay me the balance, $3.50, and never done
it, and sued him and obtained Judgment
against him, which was right and Just, in
place OF him suing me, as you have it, in
this mornings paper, which the records
OF o. A, Osborn's court will show, if YOU
will examine them.
Please correct the scratching" part of the
money, as there is no truth in it, and admit
You are mistaken in the whole matter and
osk to stand corrected. Yours,
j. X. CUNNINGHAM, Attorney at Law.
CAIRO, Illinois, November 20, 1879.
The above from our eminent criminal
lawyer, Mr. j. Il. Cunningham, in cxplana.
ton Of one of our yesterdays item explains
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

The following preamble and resolution
on the death of John D. Holmes were
adopted at meeting of the Mystic Krcw
held November 18th:
Whereas, 1t has pleased a benifcient
providence to take from our midst after
long and painful illness our beloved
brother, Jno. d. Holmes and
Whereas, By his death the Mystic Krew
has suffered an imparabe loss, the loss OF
one whose manly qualities of head and
heart, endcared him to its members, one
and all Therefore, be it
Resolved, That while bowling to the in
evitable, the end to which we all must
come sooner or later, we deeply deplore the
death Of one whose genius. perseverance
and leadership, contributed so largely TO
the success of our society in the past.
Resolved, That we tender our sincere
and heartfelt coincidence to the sorrowing
wife and relatives of our deceased brother.
in whom they have lost a kind and indul-
dugent husband and father, dutiful son
and an affcctionate brother.
Resolved, That our hall be drapcd in
mourning for the period of thirty days.
That the members Of this society wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the same pc.
Rod That page of our records be dcdi.
Gated TO the memory Of our deceased
brother, and that copy Of these resolutions
be presented to Che wife and relatives of de.
ceased, and that they be published in the
city papers. lSA. SAUr, ,c
Y. NJ. LOvETr. N'"''
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he could not pick out certain card Of tho
three he exhibited. The old maa refused tC
bet, when a white man stepped up "a part
ner of the negro and offered to bet the ne
gro that he could, and asked the old man
to loan him the money, at the same time as
surfing him that he could win the negro's
"dust.' The old man at once pulled roll
ofmoney from his pocket and handed it to
the white stranger, asking him to take
therelrom the necessary SEQ This he did,
but at the same time slipped ten and
twenty dollar bill up his sleeve, of which
the old fellow knew nothing. The negro,
of course, won the twenty dollars and
pocketed them, and after this, a third party
stepped, up and the three in some manner
managed to get twenty dollars more
from the old gentleman, then the scoun-
drels disappeared in such haste that none
OF them were visible when the old fell
low discovered his loss. He at once
informed the officers, but could give no
DESCRIPTION Of either of the rascals and,
hence, though delingent seacrh was made
for them, there were no arrests.
--The blood, yesterday morning, visible
on the residence near Vincents block. was
conclusive evidence to those who saw it,
that quite severe fight had occurred there
the night before; the mystery as to whose
blood it was, remained unsolved, however,
until later in the day, when one Hattie
Burnett appeared before Squire Comings
and claimed to be the shredder thereof Miss
Hattie had sad story to relate; one Bill
Linch had found her attractions irresistible
and had, in his own mind, concluded that
she was his girl. He had for sometime
lived with her; had provided for her, and
had, III the course of time, come to the con-
clusion that she was piece of property be-
longing wholly to him. This belief, Miss
Hattie did not disturb, so long as there was
money in sight. But the time came when
Bill had spent all his dust on his lady
love and he was compelled to
find employment on steamboat
or steal for livelihood. He choose the
former, exchanged rings and things, while
she swore to be one of the truest and bluest
kind of.maldeas until he should return.
So far, so good. Bill returned with
pocket full of money and a heart full of
love the other day, but coming without no.
tee, found all seats taken and no room for
himself. Night before last he induced her
to take walk with him and when at Vim
cents block gave her a thorough betting"
She appeared before Squire Comings yes
terday; swore out a warrant TOR the arrest
for her former lover, but, he having "takcn
to his heels" was not arrested
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

LIST OF GIFTS RECEIVED GY MR., o'DoNNEL
AND BRIDE.
he marriage OIL MI NJ . Donnel and
''''s "aSs'c 'iaSncr' oi when we MADE
hen''on YESTERDAY called Tor enthusiastic
oo"s '"'u'"'ions from numerous friends
ina' oo'" s'"i'cu oh ''le highway OIL lie
WIN Tue Soou Will Oh their acquaintance
the ioIlo"ing 'l't OF presents viii bear
'e'linony'
fine large eiSht DAY CLOCK Ancient
ofuef hlDernLans' l. Darmody, D. Barry,
l. sullivan D. "sISh, o. CuIInan, A,
smith, Nm' hocNier' D. Barrow, ID. j.
loIey' NJ fitzgerald
Two handsome notices, Miss Nellie
MaSher'
oolio silver mug VIM MocKler'
silver water pltcher MI and Mrs. L,
MocHIer'
Large me lamp with globe, Miss Hnnah
Wagner.
Handsome toilet yet, Miss Maggie Jones
Solld silver iru1t STAND, Chas. Hewitt.
set OF knives ana FORKS, spoons and table
c'o'h' MISS r. Agan
silver platcd Dutter'dish ana castor,
hoo omyth'.
silver plated castor Mrs. d. Rcndell and
MIS- b. r. Blue
silver butter oish Mrs Capt Mckinney
silver spoon holder Mrs. g. o. Patler
Silver butter dish, Mr., and Mrs, Henry
brclhan'
Set silver spoons and napkin rings, Mrs.
sylvia 4. walsh.
silver butter KNIFE, plcklc FORK ana sugar
spoon, n H. Jacobs
lIdy' Miss Julia ConncrS,
silver iork'' MISS Nellie Clancy
Set silver knives, Miss Annie Daily.
Album, JuIia LiSton'
Silver pickle castor and fork, Mrs, VIM,
Wolf.
silver and gold pepper and salt stand,
Chas. Bowers,
Silver pickle castor, Miss Francis Morris.
Silver cake stand X. G. Robson.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
THE MOST ELEGANT LINES
Of ladies dolmas, circulars and cloaks in
the city, at j Burgers.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting of Delta City Fire
Company November 9th. committee was
appointed to draft resolutions in reference
to the death of our deceased brother mem.
Der, John D, Holmes, who reported as fol,
lows, which report was unanimously
adopted.
Whereas Death has again entered our
ranks and 10y the command of an inscruta-
ble providence has removed from our midst
our beloved brother fireman, John d.
Holmes, one of the charter members of our
company, therefore,
Resolved, That the death of John d.
Holmes has made void in our ranks that
cannot easily be filled An active working
member from the time the company was
organized until deprived of his health, he
was always at the post of duty when called
upon, and IN the various positions he was
called upon to fill, he exercised that discrc-
ton and forbearance which endeared him
to our hearts, and when deprived by i'll
health from an active participation in
frtman's duty, his interest in the company
never ceased, and we are indebted in great
degree to his wisdom in council and untir.
Ing energy for our present prosperity. In
bowling to the will of divine providence, we
can but say "well done good and faithful
servant
eieSolved, That to the bcreaved widow
and fatherless infant we extend our heart
felt sympathies and pray that the God of
the widow and tatherless may take them
under His shetering wing and preserve
and care for them until they meet him
above
Resolved, That copy Of these reso!u-
tons be handed to the family of the de-
ceased, and page Of our journal be de.
voted to his memory.
|. B. OsTRANDER,
GEo. L. 0'HARA, Com,
5. j. HUMM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21

Tossing UPON a BED OF AGONY Tortured
in every joint with inilammatoly rhcuma-
tism, IL prospect which may become a
melancholy fact if the twingcs OF the dread
disorder are not checked ut the outset. Per
sons OF II rheumatic tendency find Hostel
tcr's Stomach Biiters useful remedy. nor
do they encounter The risk in using it they
do from rcSor,ng to that active poison
Colchicum, which is often employed to ar-
rest the malady. The use of the Bitters is
equally Us effective in its results, and is ut.
tended with no risk. There is ample test,
mony to prove that the medicine possesses
blood dcpurating qualities of no common
order, besides those of Il tonic and general
Alternative. ltstimulatcs the action of the
kidneys and promotes theremoval from the
system OF impurities which develop disease,
and are trought with serious danger. Fever
and ague, dyspepsia, debility, nervousness,
constipation, etc, are remedied by it,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
POSITIVE BARGAINS.

Every department is filled with the most
desirable goods, bought before the recent
advance in prices, and we beg to assure
our patrons and the public that an oppor,
tunity is now offered to obtain bargains
which never will present itself again. Call
and examine my stock and prices
J. BURGER,
12i Commercial! avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21

itself. Mr., Cunningham is too much of a
gentleman, has too much brain, so to speak.
to stoop to so nnmanly and petty trick as
snatchlng money from negro man, and he
with much dignity, and justly too, rescnts
the charge. We unite with all the people
of the state Of Illinois who know Mr. Gun.
ningham, in generating him from SO un-
lawyerly trick, and here and
now put it on record that
the story was circulated by those en-
vous of his ability and with the sole object
of defeating him for the mayoralty OF the
city of Cairo at the next election
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21

by UNIVERSAL ACCOM-, Ayers Catharic
Pills are the best of all purgatiyes for fam.
ny use They are the product of long, la.
borious, and successful chemical investica.
ton, and their extensive use, by physician,
IN their practce and by all civilized nations,
proves them the best and most effective
purgatiye Pill that medical science can de.
wise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other pills can be com
pared with them, and every person know
ING their virtues, will employ them, when
needed. Mild, searching and effcctual,
they are specially adopted to the needs of
the digestive apparatus, arrangements Of
which they prevent and cure, if timely Ia
ken, They are the best and safest physic
to employ for children and weakened con
stitutions, where mild, but effectual ca
thartic is required. For sale by all
dealers-2.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
A NEW SCHEME

\ fine silver tea set will be drawn for Al
Iichcmans billiard parlors on Christmas
eve Every person paying for a game of
billiards will receive ticket emitting him
to chance in the drawing Tickets can
not be obtained IN any other way.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21

OLD TIME PRICES at the barber shop of
j. George Steinhousc, on Eighth street, near
Alexander County Bank, Good BARRIERS,
easy chairs, sharp razors, clean towels, etc
Shave 10 cents, hair cut 25 cents, shampoo
% cents, and other work proportionally low
Remember the place.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21

WORD or GOOD, One of the most Don.
uIar medicines now before the American
public, is Hop Bitters You see il every
where. People take it with good effect. +.
builds them up. 1t is not as pleasant to
the taste as some other Dittcrs as il is not
whisky drink. |. is more like the old fash
Toned bone set tea that has done u world of
good. lfyou don't feel well jus, RICH, try
Hop BitteM. .--Nunda News.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
PIG's-FEET, SPARE-RIBs. ETC

At the packing house Of IIinkle & Moore,
on Commercial avenue, pigs feet, spare
ribs, back bones, and other trimmings in
large OF small quantities are for sale at very
low prices. New lar+ for family use, IN.
vitcs special attention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
THIS WEEK
3A. SAUp,
Y. NJ. LovET'r

We will offer 100 pieces CANTOR flannel,
at the extreme low price Of seven cents per
yard J. BURGER,
Commercial avenue between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
FINE OYSTERS

lfyou want good dish of Oysters served
in any style, or hot cup of coffee, 90 to
90 Ohio Levee, next to |. NJ. r, r. Office.
Open day and night. Families supplied by
the can. Selects 80 cents, mediums 40
cents per can. A. 7. DEBAuN,
Proprietor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
WHERE WILL | GO.

70 get good pair of Boots or Shoes made
to order, from the very hest MATERIAL Go
to r. Jones, Commercial avenue, Atbcneum
building. Workmanship and satisfaction
guaranteed. No fit no pay. Prices to suit
fine fines
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-21
LOOK OUT
FOR HARD PAN PRICES.

THAT 2 and make is an established
TACT none can deny. That Portaline is the
best remedy in the world for all disorders of
the stomach and liver, is another fact to
which all who have tried it will bear tcsti-
mony 1t is entirely vegetable, and com
pounded with the greatest care; each pack
age containing 50 doses for an adult.
Price 80 cents. Barclay Bros, Agents.