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JAcKeGN-tnne n. At hfs late rtsfatncn IN viii
C.!4tE !llfnos. Jonathan jackson, brother OF r. A.
b. an esfser a5n ~ q q.
aud Watnsh.ar.. TO 81 ta'es Church. thaucy bY
WnO1-June y. ts7u, Mary a. Woof. sgsd yean
cars 10 Calvary.
LAAGLtojune 20. 1B7p. Lawrence u.Lamt.l sgcl o4
Fnncsai Saturday. st oclock from hs rcstdeucc,
2sa !aETsbes It.: chcaKo. Friends Of the family aso
~ 81. LoHis md Nav York papors pleaso copy.
CEiliSsnIMns Il ct l.er m5sa!dence' f. Oh aouth
FMncro annday. At l0:sO i. nj, VI car1 to Calvary.
CAErENTEit,-,tunn II. 1870. 1trs Annie Carpenter,
wife OF william r.. E4rrtntnr. aged ca years
Finern1 from her late rcal1enGo. ar hlnut.st.. Bun
the family tlrltch
KEtTs--June ~, Of consumption Annis Kerr, It tne
rrslenco OF her sstor MTs. X. Macdonald. l5.7 But
ttrGelhtt.
Frlonds Invited.
N1L1.--The funeral Of tbs late wrl!sm II. Hill viii
take place At a residence, 5Gs laobatdat.. Sunday
'sas IL Saciaso "a 5;p I'D ID 1.r.mte city twyo> p.pors
plenae copy.
KERylH-1nno ~. Of Intermittent ferer Mrs, Cath.
eFnD ketwp, xlEn OF Patrick kcTwn, aged II year1
Funeral viii take .pncc from her rcsIdcncc. 7o8 VA.
hnxl.A AZ. SundAy June u. At 10 o'clock 4. to 81.
JOhna Church. ticact " carriaxcs to Calvary CGu
ctesy.
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As WAS published III Tmx TRspuaE. l.e ms
ntpnlators OF thu corner on June options on No.
. spriug wheat gaye thu scrnws anothcr half
turn yesterday, und forced up tic price an ad-
dlttonal halt~cent, which from nov until ths
cnd at tho month wilt be the principal feature
on tho daily psogtsmu,a. Tic combination l,as
everything in lis own hauds. 1t eoutrola all the
No, 2 sprng wheat Ia slcht In this country, and
to make the situation here and Ia Milwaukee
more binding, yesterday advanced the prizes In
New York to S1.14e4i.15, tho difference between
tho Eas4 and West tlgures bons lust about tho
cost Of moving the property to the sesbosrd.
From parties who are lureely Engaged ln the OK
port truds, the reporter learned that
lied now atloat for Of IN store IL
EpRtIsl, aud Continental ports ts tho property
vi the combination. anu thu question ot priges.
until Tho row maturing crop shsll Eaya bcon
harvested, 10 Ut their mercy. That this ytew O!
the aItuation Impressed ltself On the lntuds of
tho unfortunate bears who have been
s't aleng betting on. on t,si1 ,.as, iadg~snt
ofous kicking which followed tbs audi
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Yesterday wssA quiet but busy day With AS
sesaoe Drake aud bis corps OF assistants Tho
tins bad psssed for filing conplstuts to indl-
vitiusl assessments, but there ware some Of
thase already died which bad yct to 10 fooked
Into. anl thEs took a good part OF the day.
Soma few chances wisy{s 'u*de. but nono OF any
momunt. Tie foFceh nov At work solng over
the schedules aud the aeld.boots to 10 sure
That no ,tn,atakcs have besn made In transfer
rug. aud WILL soon 'ba' engaged in copying The
permanent books.s =" For swo Or three
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The bastaHdy buit against Cyfus NJ. Hardy
was agaiu continued by Justice Brayton yestcr-
day on motion Of tho plaintiff, tho defonac cou-
senttng.
4 man named Arthur Bchirik vas brought be-
fore Justice Ebcrharit yestrrday on n complaint
brought by woman named Bcttina Merritt,
who charged bin with aesaultlnE ler. He Eaye
bntl Ia 33N until tho 9Th ptux.
William Clapp was yesterday brought before
Justice Eberhardt, CHARGED with ,beatluE bis
wife. H. gave bail In s1O0 10 lecp tho pence
for SIX months, mud want of with her, appa-
rontly sorrs TOT bis tn!scenaaes-
Justice Hammer yesterday issued warrants as
follows: jonathan J. French, la!ceny Of prep.
Carl Schultz, obtaining s1tD from AudrowE
Flcischmann by false pretenset. Schultz ID said
to hava alleged Tint he owned in fcr simple md
aul anolher on Sherman street, and on the
strength Ut thia to have obtained the Sloo aforc-
sad.
During a heavy shower Of rain at & o'clock
yesterday afternoon Emma Dontsh, years OF
age, Hhle crossing tile fnterscctlon at Archer
Instantly killed by heavily, laden farmer's
wagon, driven rapidly by an unkuown mnu. who
succeeded In making bis escape. Tie poica arc
In purtult. una nopo to offect his eapsnrs. Tue
body OF the lfttje ons was taken tu the home Of
her parents, No. Al Lyman street.
AG UHEkI4ta BILL! hCGE ~ AA4Et NehSNat91Ao*
T. J. Miller: uf NO. so5 fofqner street, com
plains OF baVihE iost diamond e Sft'ea a1a
| gold watch. Talued at $luo; II. =. tlatt, o. No.
0E) West Lake stTett, gold watch anu cl!ain,
| valued at $40; " =. tlnto. q no. l! Ashland
WITH am, an,1 l.stiy h,,t not ,enst Hrnntr,
aheriff ii r. TSicksnn mn,,rf1a tho lr,s ri Ain
cnSh aud s1n wnrth at ruosta. witch a hnrTtsr
sucroc;icd IN rettnr hnlh ri bY forcing entrsnce
through 4 rear window.
Miner arrests; Auensta sto1l' making threata'
TO Kill Hannah ufcennau9h; Edward Hhittle.
soy pointed oGt 70 fonceman 0onn ttallaRnce
as mtn wanted IN cincinnati Tor Tho lafccnyo OF
about $5o: Jnnn Cnreaeaa anu Charles, nl,as
"SsubnY," H!cis, 'two notorious young
professlonals, born and reared IN .thc
| North Division, and who are now
charged With aile burglary of tue
residence OF william J. Whltc' Nn. lN' ontafo
street; Charles PotcEs, assault Will q dsad!y
weapon upon Mary duesstn; ,iamas jones' IN
deccat conduct IN thu North Division.
| An .mntoye of the ntnte penItnnt|arv of Mia.
.,uN nrriynd in ts c|ty ya,tcr,iay. hut faIIai tn
1icntify tho co1orc) nun locked In a. Cuntra1
S,attoa as tic convict murderer md rcfugeo,
Guy Horton, whom lie WIS supposed to be-, He,
howevnr. arkunwIedgcd that Id was mol ahIe to
dceldr. sithpurh the 1nun Uorton Ind
becn undor hla succrylstou In thc
| pcnIt+nfiary for three vosrs nrI to-day A sou
n the Wsrlcn is crncrtcl To- arrive. 1t ia nj.
most . certainty TINT the prisoner ID only Ken.
tmrEv ncrro Win foiows the rarss III 1lyl1,t..
os,3 l. seoms rather bnrd to iock him I'm tImrln,,
m interestin. waek. 70 The nuilce and ru,
! .,sc.. l,o In bno,, ;, s1nrtt,,.~ nr.rtn nnl nm
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t!oual half:cout suucczo, mud tho indications
pointed eot1clustvelv to tho fact TINT 'arRer
ntlu,ber tf,an was expected will 10 cnl!eu upon
aona .t,a!st,ncs ~ u were,
,n plead thu, baby net a.ut Institute legal pro
ccedings under. tho Conspiracy aft. Hut n,e
schcnic rccrftctl no support of indostemsnt
,ss sss adne.tr.{{s %e {sa5' Of '9a 9es "Hf B"sa
aa atten'pt ot this kind wss made, the % oeeaa'on
hcEHg a corlcr In the corn iahrGst' Qultu q
the Grand Jury. but all efforts to get enou9a,
evldenco wLcrcou to hnd an indictment proved
frltlcss. The. suspected parties laughed yess
heartily over the sseo, an told tue wo.ildea -,
wa 1a T m te. s's 81
farnsers, who cared nothing for tho Boarl O.
Tratls so long as they got good prices for tle'f
grain. Il ttsc heaFs could at any time lorni
combination Whereby The market would sH1!cr a.,,
decline Of 10 10 is csttst itscy would indeed
laugh to l,ear The bulls tntk Of tnstsusit,E legal
proceedings. Mou WHO gamble either II, grain
options or pool Tickets, should always remember
tint" lieads. via; tails. you losc," IL very
ouesfdcl game.
GRAIN DEALERS.
The special Committee Of grain dealers Of the
Board Of Trado who have ID churge tie matter
.uf serrring reduction Of The cost of making
tho transfer Of grain from tl,e cars Of the West
crn to tile Eastern railroad 'Ines held mectlsi!
YeAtGfdnY AFTERNOON IN tltC DltccLoEs' FOutu ~
ithe Board Of Trade. After M informal talk
over tho situation 1or upwards OF nh l;our. IN
which It Was pretty generally inttnated TINT tue
cxpsuse should be baruc by the
bloated corporat!ons. to-~it, tho railroads.
20 tint the grim could be nut Into elevator
free Of etornge for four Of five days. rub
committee, consisting Of Mttsrs. Z. L. Culver,
G. j. Gilbert, amt Ezra Whcelor, Was appointed
10 consult NTH TIC railroad managers ni1d re-
port At future meeting. Should the railways
tjccttns 10 entertain thu proposition thc. Com.
n1ttre nill then consider the feasibility of
cscctinE TWO or three transfer cleyators. ~ 10
tho business.
IN NEW ToRK.
l. hperfai Disbatrh 10 The 1+f6nnA.
NEH York, June a7.-TiIo corner Ia June
wheat Is becoming very Interesting. Ono lrtl,,
rupfesenting Mr. Kcene, Ia said to control about
1n,NO,000 bushels Of sprlg wheat, anil this
house il forcing tho shorts on june contracts to
aett1o at nbolt $1.15, while they arc selling
whent, deliverable iii July Ut .t3 per h'ishci.
Yesterday settlements In Baltimore for Iulo de.
}sverscs Ok red wnter wheat, which is controlled
hero by another large house, Mcro nade ut sf.S0,
and IN New York at $1.o5. This is an ndVancc
afuce carly In juno Of % cents iu Baltimore, at
to cents here. The wllolc sllort interest III
tllis market OIL Juno contracts does not, It Ia
satd, amount to more than 50 900 bushels, hut
tho holders refuse to sell, hnd dumntld settle
mcnts. Speculative manipulation may ta re-
| bartcl to curly ucxt mouth In order tu usaks q
| 1narket upon which the bulls can unload, but
| II khs should fall, tho price would rapidly fail
, 1879-06-28

tie t.ct s!at it was the!r IT, to know ono 40 u
right, 70 1a,t 40 tlrc IN llft, 90 noplo moIna
IN every essential t's1 contributes 10 con'p'e''
~0"s9'11uus .oan'an,, noun-.r,,,,, xxrr,so.
Tho managers Ut the Chicago Soldiers t1omc
held thclf annual meeting Il the rteidcnec ot
Dr, HpmIil. No. led WaIas1 avenue, at half.
psat O'Clock yesterday afternoon: Or. namill
presiding, There we're present Mr.. a1araa,
Mrs. uanl11. Mrs Andrews, Mrs. blaine, Mrs
shepley, MI: nsistol, Ms. f. ba ar: hfanan
Bacon; . =, A.. rt.,ua.
Dr.. Hantll read The report OF the fhanrs @
showed TINT there ". cash or l,a,nl Msrsh IS
f3IS,; fecctnts 8hus a1hsn1.u3ea' sn " S"o''i IT,"
n'a!n!ng tn Adsit's hank, $s5oM.
IN mot!on 81 lhG secretary. iie tenolL We re'
ccved and referred to as Atditins , COMMITTEE
cordanca wsth resolution o, ths boasa' ioasea
the sol1iers' iiome at Evanston @ ~ ss'e limos
lhdubtfsal Sei,oot lor GIls ior s.uo yea!t t1c
anage1s OLLIE o. INC SCHOOL 70 k:ep LILO p'em'ses ID
The resignation ol Mrs Sarah G; sa!ers Nas as
reported " ihc Secretary, bnl, as ilcr time was
up atl'i no request Was laaua " hef 10 fema'n
on tue boafd, 70 acton Nas takcn.
tl'e extent cf $l0 Which sle hau pa!u out iof
the rcitef 81 dereasett so!t!!ef'a ritc.
Tho next bus1ncss u IN or'ter ~ vas w ecction o.
officers: Mfs. na!ne was l,s.reieo tG eas1 o9s
nn% aE g ess ssssst ,t a a1v s Ms
dents; Mr. T. n; Bacon, sccfctafy anu I1sas-
urer; Auditing Eohmlltee' MFs. naffeY. Mfs.
d! Andrews, i''ti Hl1s ltalnmliIi f'nanee Iomsait,
/ tee. u. x: I: Hammli1, ocn: noFeEnsc' ahtl
Mra. Myt'rK; Visiting COMMITTEE Mis- An
dteWs al'd Mr. braman.,
| I!te MeeLs's ao]oufac' TO "ec1 ~ LIE ea'' ot
tic pfes'dsn': TIE uuun ,soursr
Coroner Mann and iury yesterday held an iu-
| o,1cst 10 the anloon No. 20b Eighteenth street
| tifop tho remains OF William ". Hume, 1lIaa
! aTurk,n vino attempted to murder his mistress,
/ Josiu Hamilton, ind then committed sui.
| eide. Tie bullet, in8teRd of cntcrlnE tic
lert temple as. the, pslica stated, went
1eaE Tie airecs cause of death was icmorrhags % oi
| tic brain. No traces Of = second shot were
fund. The chief witness, MFss Hamilton, had
Two years. Ho VAS native Of Ohio. aud about
| 33 years Ut aee, ant1 d professional sloHman by
occupation. For two years he was ID bnsnesa
at Columbus, o.. and cumc to this city only
milton, was Intoxicated n,osi Of tho time
wt,io in this city, aud was not engaged Ia aus
business. When be first arrived, he appeared
to have plenty Of money, but recently wax hard
up, and witness Ia satisfied llht he spent ut:
casll fl dissipation. IIeyisited wltncss frequent
| II, rs sha ba1 tlyed With hin about year tr
Columbus, and left hln only two months
ago, because Of big Inability 70 support
her, and his cruelty. Ono week agt
ho went to tic house, No. al
Stnto street, and In perfectly sober condition
| hogan to whtp Witness and threaten her life
| J'e next Jav he mantctl TO make mp, mud mad,
N Offer Of marriage, but Was refused. Visit
wore also made Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
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BEDFORD STONE.

ApfrfdE N1puttA 70 1Rt 1F3tAHs.
BknToRn, lul., Juuo a7.-Tte Building Com.
mltseo Of tie Chicogo City Council arrived here
this morning At o'clock, accompanied by scv-
etai Aldermen und their friends. They made q
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uouse bonds, having twenty years to run, inter.
est pavaba of, July Of each year. Tie bonds
arc for $l0o, sdDO, unti Sl,uD0.
ru!sed by The Trustees Of Grace1Am, Ccmotcry
to the payment Of taxes IN certain property
were ovcrrulei, 80 FAR as relates tn tic property
not sctually used for tho interment ot tho deatl.
Ar exception was noted, and u y nosslole tnae
tax business 10 neatly ilrahed In this Court,
nfni II 10 probable that 1ud9o f.oomis will take
vacation nb4t week. This morning motions will
hc heard, aud on Monday Insane ca1es WILL be
tried.
, 1879-06-28

TalmsRs rockets and Donaldson balloons 1t pAw
Eo.t'4 establishment, I'll Stats.
, 1879-06-28

No common inject. powder Ia half 10 effectfvs n
Buck i 1aAyner'a moth powder and powdtr.gun.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June ~. by tht 1tes.
II. n Strong. Waller fteatou and Ida Blanche WTnn.
of Chicago. NJ cMr.it, .,
ELLlH-KJMYEy-At Qeneya Laks, Wis. juno 70.
By thy Rev. j. T. tfarfb. b. o.. n!ln a. Ellis aud
rte n itutnstY. daughter OF Julian .. Ruuaey. all o
THU city.
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ALONE

NLQNE
Dr. rttco's Cream Baking.rnwdof stands to-day
In tho cstIuation Of Thousands, "a the only saf,
and te1tnb1e powder 10 use.
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careful examination Of the stone quarries from
Which htono ia being furntahed for the uew City
ilnll;mud At II O'Clock start6t1 for IousFItto 10
inspect buildings crce.cd ot tho stope. They
passed. herc at s o'clock this evening on their
RETURN a.,d, whichever else their visit NAV amount
to, It Is predicted that the contractors on t.,o
Ctty.tJalf will hsrenfter ,bo allowed to Use alone
OF auotler quarry, anu alsu that thu Idea Of
making the columns and pilattcrs OF tho build
Ing VI bluo Bedford will not 10 en.ertaincd In
tho future,
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DRUNKENNESS. -,
Or. D'un8oE, dtscovespr Of the etnohoua eurd f6r
drunkenness, cures alI caasa Room ~ Tslmer
uou4a,
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and, aftcr aotne miscellaneous work. the meet
thE adjourned.
The rcceut agitation with view to the raising
t OF rates of Insurance throughout the Vest
seems to have been nbandopeti. temporarily at
eaat. Several mcetlngs Ut Western agents
were held ut tho Grand rzctIic, the result Of
which IL unknown, but sfnce nothing Ina been
donu yet the Inference Is that tic increase will
csaimed t.at the laryu companies have attempts
t$d to tEeeze out thu lIttU fellows, WHO wouldn't
bs ffozo OUT nn1 thu competition has been such
that tlfro u said to DO 10 n:oncy In tho busl.
pancs to Tolse the rutca. Whatever Il done,
huwcyer, Will not affect Chicago The rates
here, Which arc fixed BY the local Board Of Un-
'dcrwrlters, are regarded u "tatr,n aud there ia
not even talk Of change.
Yesterday tuornlng after an Illness Of about
two inonthh, Mas Annie kurr. a lady well aud
tayorably knoxn iu literary cIreles IL Cl.rago,
dtrd at the residence ot her atater, Mira, Mac.
dol!ald, No. 1871 Buttoracd street. Tor noarly
fur tears the deceased was literary editor d!
direction. wrote tB fashion articles for thxt ps.
per. Her strength Of character pnl her peaa'
Ing social nature won tler many wnr1u alll cut
staut irtends; her wo&k was consctentto0sl}
III ]ourualtstto eiselcs+ Uutirln. and TN
eeaslns application 70 he labor of hp
profession speedily developed tho malsdy q
which shc died dled.-coosuupttou,-aud II last aht
her inclination, TO tllu counsel 81 friends to ssrl
rsst and rscupesntlon by gfylng up for tttnuI, I,e
Gut!ea an1 Esstsiag to tbs quiet OF her home
Endowed With strong will and large hope sA'
belief that few weeks n the utmost would Wit
nesa ber return to lcF old chair ul,u dspartIncu
gu t!!e newspaper whera she hAd 40 long IL
po!sd. @ l. 4,,d Which, while temporarily allied, w.
nelQ toady 1of hef feoccupRucY. But yeStcrdR
anornlHg 1T 9 o'clock &he passuA quietly avn
aud beyond the harassmunts OF llfc, leaving
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Emma Kettle, Of Mound City, is
in Cairo, visiting Miss Monte Metcalf
II. JEFF Craig, OF Sandy Ridge and Eli
Sewers, Of Wetaug, were in Cairo, yester.
day.
The Misses Coriss, absen, from the
city, for some time, on visit to Evansville,
are at home again.
There was perfect lull in police cir.
cles, yesterday. Not single case before
the police courts during the day.
The pay car Of the Illinois Central rail.
road will arrive in the city to-day-an an.
nouncement that will displcase no one.
There WAS dance on the steamer W.
r. Halliday, last night, in which quite a
number of our young folks participated.
Miss Green, Of Mt. Vernon, daughter
Of Dr.. Duff Green, is in the city, visiting
the family Of her uncle, Hon. W. II. Green
1T II stated that the little steamer Fisk
has made tive thousand, three hundred trips
hstweeu Cairo and PsducSh As this /,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
PROBATE COURT.
HON. II. y. YocuM, JUICE, PRESIDING.
FIRST DAY, APlIL 2lsT.

FIRST DAY, APlIL 2lsT.
Charles .. Pater appointed administra.
tor Of the estate Of james Clonan, deceased,
and warrant of appraisal issued to Ernest
b. Petit, Ed. Powell and Michael O'Don.
nell
Report of Thomas Martain, guardian
minor heir Of Barton B. Martin. deceased,
approved.
Claim of Mooney, Taylor a. Smith for
$49,22 W. estate Of William Y. Beerwart,
deceased, allowed as OF 7th class.
Claim Of Fisk + Fccltam for $3l 80 W,
estate Of William 4. Betrwar,, deceased,
allowed ~ Of 7th class.
Monroe Purcell and Nom 81. Roma, nd.
Judged insane, and warran, issued commit
ting them to the Southern Illinois Hospitul
for the Insane.
Proof oil publication OF notice of adj
justment made by George Fisher admins.
traitor.
Thomas j. Craig appointed guardian of
the minor heirs of James II. Anterior, de.
ceased.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
A GRAVE RoBBER CAUGHT,

Tho most successful grave robbcr of the day Is
DIR. LINDLEY. BY means OF his Blood scarcher
he has robbed the grave Of scores who were dying
of Scrofuls, Consumption, Rhcmatism, Mercnflal
disease, Cancerous Formations, Tnmors, Erysip m
Las, Jaundice, Fever and Agne and General Debil,
ity The blood IL the life, and Or lndsoXs Blood
Searcher Is the great life preseryer. G. II Hubbard
Hampdcn, Ohio, says: cleveland physieis,hhs
declared my wife dying OF consumption. 10y tne
stored 10 health, j. f. Brooks, Panesvilc' ONO
SAYS: any son was afflicted with scroina OF Inc
worst form, and pronounced neurable by several n
physicians His life was saved BY me nsu ol Ut,
nv head was completely cured by the use OF Dr.
Tindley's Blood Sesrcher 5. Saryer Plttsbnrgh
Rolls Pinplcs on the face, salt hheum, , ga
Sores, and all Cutaneous Eupuons disappear IKE
oar name is on the bottom Of the wrapper. For
sale by all Druggists. n,,, n.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
THE MAILS.

~ RNERAL DELIVERY open 80 q. IN. closes
" $50 p. m; Sunday: = to 9 IN
Money Order Department open at s q. m. closes
81 p. m.
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close at 1890 p, IN.
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
closes at 1890 p. N.
Way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Vim.
cennes and Mississippi Central Railroads close At
S:l5 p. m:
Way Mail for Narrow Gauge Railroad closes a. S
o. m.
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes al $40
D. m. daily Except Friday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

TnE DEATH RATE OF our country in get.
ting iearlully alarming, ihc average Of life
being lcssencd every year, without any rem.
sonabc cause, the death resulting generally
from the most INSIGNIFICANT origin. At this
season Of the year especially cold Is such
n coinmonthng that ii the hurry of every
day HE We Orc apt to overlook the danger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

Ten CENTS WoRTH,-If you want neat
smooth shave for ten cents, or fashionable
hair cut for - cents, or anything else in
the tonsorisl line, remember the place to
60 TO is Henry Schicks, No. IA? CONNER
cial avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
lIaR TABLE
R. R. TIME CARD Ar CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL X

ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. X.
TRAINS ARRIVE. TRAINS DEPART
Aa...,...... 4:05 am. Mail. 10 a. m.
Express. 800 PIN. Express. ,,,,.. 600 pm.
CAIRO & VINCENNES II. r
hsi.......... 1000 PIN. Mail, ..........4:45a m
CAIRO l. 81 LOUIS X. Il.
Rxpress ...... 5:l5 pm. Express. 20 q, m
Accom- daton 1855 pm. Accom- daton. 2:l5p,m
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS r. h
Express ..,.. IL 80 SIN, Express .,..3:OOp p. IN
Mall. ......... 1O:3Op.m. MALL. 500 a. IN.
{. A. q 4. RAILROAD
Texas express. .2:4O am. Texas express 2:l5p,n,
Accommodate $50 Am.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
MEDICAL
PRICELESS JEWEL

ia health and If you are without it you can neither
beg, borrow buy nor steal Il ou1 you can OBTAIN
siomash And keep the bowels in good order pro
dnce healthy action in the liver, promote digcs'
tion and impart ygor to the whole system
Price p cents n...,,. n,
r r SELLERS Il co. Prop-rs, PlttsDNreh, ia,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

Why will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint. Constipation, and gen
eral debility when you can get at our stores
Shiloh's Sytcm Titalizer which We sell on
positive guarantee to cure you. Price
l0cts, and IS cts, For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

LARGE stock OF prints, muslins, lawns
and gnghams AZ c. Hsnnys.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

DoS'T Be DEcEyED.-Many persons say
Il haven't got the Consumption" when
asked 10 cure their Cough with Shilohs
Consumption Cure. Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and
a remedy that will cure Consump-
ton viii certainly and surely cure a
cough or any lung or throat trouble, We
know il will cure when all Others fail and
our faith in il is so positive that We will re-
fund the price paid if you receive no ben
eft. Is not this fair proposition. Price
10 cts. 80 cts and sl00 per bottle. For
lame Chest. Back or side, use Shioh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cts For sale 10y
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
LOCAL REPORT.

SIGNAL OrUcs,
CAIRo, H., April e. 1879, (
Time Bar. Their Hum Wind Vel. Weather
S--A---> 49, 49, - 49, ,-----A---,
e:Sa.n S.is % % X. Clear.
800 Pm S0.12 ~ 70 Sc. IL Clear
s:W =" 3o.lt ~ 20 S.E. Is Clear
h Maximum Temperature. $50; Minimum TEN.
pesstAre, $40 Rainfall, 0. 20 inch.
w. II. RAY,
Sergt Signal Corps, Y. s. A.
FINE selection Of spring Dress goods, at
C. Hsnpys.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

HANDSOME line Of apacas cashmere and
silks very cheap, at c. Hanny's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

LoRILlAED's Tin Tag smoking tobacco
in eighth, fourth, half and pound packages.
Also Lorillards Nickle Nuggets and Dime
Nuggets, for sale at +. Korsmeyer's at fac
tory prices.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

NOR ALDEKMAN-FOUKTH WARD,
We are authorized to announce L. s MARsHAiL
~ Q candidate for Alderman In the Fourth ward to
Alderman Policy. Election TO be held 9th OF May.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
CITY \ ATIONALB NIX

at Cairo, Ia the STATE OF Illinois, At the close u
bushes
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

LARGE stock OF chinchilla shawls, very
cheap. at {. Hanny'S.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

"HAcKMETAcK" popular and fragrant
perfume, Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

LARGE stock of Mems and Boys Hats,
ut C. iIanny's