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SUBURBAN NEWS.

DR.. G. c. Noyes breaches at the Presbyterian
Church this evening upon "The Judiciary
What It Owes to the People, and WHAT the
People Owe to It.:' The Rev. c. 7. Chaffee, OF
South Bend, Ind, of1iciates to-day at the Bap-
tist Church.
HYDE PARK.
The regular meeting Of the Trustees OF HYDE
Park was held at tie Village Hall last evening.
, 1879-02-23
LINENS, COKsETs. Etc.
DAMAGED GOODS
E|lE((On AUCTION
2,000d0Zel Linen D9y[es,
1000 dozen Linen Towels,
zoo pcs. Bleached Table Linens,
l50 p1s. Black silk VelVets,
;50pcs. Black kAl- Wool CashmeEes,
SUI pcS. Cloths and CaSsineEes.

All the above goods are slightly damaged
oy water, saved from the late fire IN WORTH
st's Now York City, sold at Auction for &C.
count OF Underwriters, at terrible slauzh-
ter.
a'ooo dozen, All-Linen Towels, slightly
oamasea By water, at 7, 12Iz, aud I4c,
c1eap for 12h, 18, and 2Oc
4'ooo doTea An, Linen Doylies at 37hc,
worth 85c. slightly wet.
400 pieces Bteached Table Linens at 37x.
IS. and soc. worth 90, IS, and 75c.
oo PIECES slack SIE velvets at 90. 81, and
slightly wet.
SO pieces Black Silk Velvets. aliEhtly DAM
sged, By water. at $l.i5 and Sl.25,
worth $1.75 and So.
SO places Black Silk Velvets at 81, SO and
Sl-75: cheap for 50 and $3.50.
IS pieces Black Ali-Woo1 Cashmeres. sIirht-
y damaged % tho voyage Of importa-
ton, at %, SO, 85, and Use, worth 60.
rs, soc, and 81.
Is pieces Black AH-Wool Cashmeres, 48
inches wide, extra quality, at 86c, worth
$l.25.
, 1879-02-23
PERSONALS.

Jay Gould rather enjoys being ruined.
John remarks: Chinccmnn; 60 alice samee
uclicann.an wantee no clean shirtcc.
Dennis Kearney passes his hat for the
Presidents signature to the Chinese bill.
Brother T.lmage snys that the world needs
more exercise, and, let US add, less Taln,age.
The patriot Ben Butler cares not who gets
The pensions OF his country, SO long us he gets it,
Offices.
It appears that Walt Whitman has been
outc i'll lately We supposed it was only his poetry
that was Milling.
The New York Express insists that Tilden
not fool thus depriving him OF his only reason
ablc vindicat1on-
Jay Gould talks of leaving Wall street. Il
has looked for several days as though he intended
to mike of With it.
The breaking up of the Oneida Community
xill certainly turn good many ugly women loose
into the lecture field.
. George Washington ives hanged at Louis
rilc Friday The liars seem bound to have it all
their own way in lh,s country.
Mr. R1ntinck, the future Duke of Port
,,na is about to marry Mies Violet Lindsay, niece
a. the Earl Of Crawford mud Balcerrcs.
Minister Christ,arcy goes to Lima, and he
,.,,ercs that the famous beans Of that place will
comn,ctely restore Zach chandfer's health.
Joaquin Miller, the gosstps say, IS soon to
h.. rn,rried: and this it IS believed. Is another
eycnt under the head Of Walkin' matches.
Ruff,lo paper says: t: If Miss Mary An
derson knew how lisicuring big bushy blonde
vnar AMIN - ''
= Anna Dickinson is to play week in San
Francisco ard to lecture twenty times in ca'ifor-
nia and Ncvaaa, for all Of which she gets $1o' ooo
Clara Louise Kellogg will soon reside per-
mancntly in Europe. THIS will Introduce nc"
element for the consideration OF future fcace Con
grasses.
Weston is only two hundred miles behind
time Weston, we believe. would be great Pc
deEran II he could walk Is fast forward Us he can
fs!l behind -,
II costs SIS year to be supplied with
s-,,r,np. .uater in Fredericksburg, Va, but there
hasn't been SIS worth OF water drank there in as
many years.
The New York Herald calls Ohio <sthe
n,1c nancake Of the universe The Herald cvi-
IDENTIFY regards Ohio as the Buel1wheat and not the
Buckeye S;1tc.
Tie poems of Richard Realf are to be pub
1isheo in the spring for the benefit Of his child.
Tho usual coarse illusions to spring poetry not
allowable in this connection.
At Sp1ritunl seance in Boston, recently,
the spirits rcsusrectcd invariably appeared with
theis boots On, as to be prepared, doubtless. to
kick anybody who exposed them.
They swap wives in the Oneida Communi-
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rcs. OF course they do. But all Increase Of
municipal expenditures means increase OF taxa
ton iu precisely the same proportion. And
neoy,lc have found out what It is to raise money
IN nav taxes in hard times, when dollar means
a dAr,a WORK.
, 1879-02-23
kA,cUT1CURA EtEsolVEN1
CUTlCUE<As sCUVlCUEA EkESOlVENT e
(4gttiicura
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
Iufautbly Cures.

The success attending the use of this great rem
edy In the treatment OF Affections Of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss OF Hair is astonsh1uc- From every
cdgments OF what might be called miraculous cures.
Messrs. Weeks s. Potter extend their thanks 10 all
who have spoken good word for Cur1cuRA and
ports Of new cases wherever they occur. So conf
dent arc they that new and original remedy pos
sesscs greater healing properties than were be-
fore known to the medical profession, that they do
not hesitate to make the following
, 1879-02-23
QIlR lilflEES.

Doctors advise this As being the best time in the
year to have diseased teeth extracted and repaired
The press takes delight in referring the public to
the popular DENTISTS Drs. McChesuey. These
elegant parlors are located corner CLARK and Ran
dolpn streets. Think OF tI,-the best set for So.
, 1879-02-23

E'en though the face be not so far,
And beauty may be all but llown,
Dear ladies', you need not despair,
II sozodont you make yonr own;
And brush your teeth and mouth with skill
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
, 1879-02-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

E2ectro-T1lerapeutfcs utfcs.-Fs1leumatIsna, ueu-
ralgia, paralysis, and nervous exhaustion are be-
ing successfully treated oy DR.. Cesson Pratt, in
ventor Of the electric chair and OF the
treatment for catarrh and throat diseases. Office
zoe State street.
, 1879-02-23

MOKE SCARED THAN KURT.
When Mayor Black rcnched Galveston on his
return from the City OF Mexico, he was met by
friends WHO told him that his presence was very
much required at home, as matters had gone
wrong during his absence, and his administra-
tion was fast falling into disrepute. Tie
mail brought many letters OF similar purport,
written by lending Democrats. Under these
circumstances his Honor imagined that he
would find Milwaukee In condition bordering
on anarchy, and came back in no very amiable
mood, it is to be presumed. 4 day of careful
investigation, however, caused him to announce
to the alarmed Democrats that matters are in
no worse shape than he found them on the day
after the election last November, when the Re-
publicans carried the city by such 4 handsome
majority, and that the prospect Of recovering
from the defeat then suffered had not been
le5seued in the least. In his opinion there has
been q great hue and cry over 3 slight
OF the motives which
governed the action Of Actng-Mayor Hobart;
q misunderstanding that can easily be renicdied
without decilnatfny the part; ranks to any
greater extent than they arc already known to
Be dccifnated. He evidently would have his
friends belieye that Alr. Hobart meant well if
he did not do well. But it is hard to make the
frec-thiulsing liberal leagucrs all-night saloon
kceuers, and proprietorS of Sunday night dance
houses believe this. At any rate, while the
Mayor NAV continue to stand well with them, it
wifi not do for ar. Hobart to seek further re-
wards at the hands of his party, especially in
the German portion of the city where he re-
sides. In the language Of the poet, he is ga
dea1 duck.''
, 1879-02-23
CHALLENGE.

We will place the CuT1cuRA IN the hands OF . Salt
Rheum patient, to be used by him por directions
accompanying each box, without the advice ut
tendance Of n physician. 4 similar case shnIi be
selected and the best physician obtains Bile procured
who shall use any one remedy he may elect from
the standard medicines OF any hospital or college
crRA does not more rapidly, permanently. econom-
1caly and satisfactorily cure than the other, then
we to forfeit i've hundred dollars. to be devoted to
any charitable medical institute the referee may
Select,
, 1879-02-23
The LAST.

beautiful photograph Of Bishop Foley, from card
to imperial life-size, WAS taken by Aosher, the
artistic photographer 125 State street. Copies for
sale TO agents at q liberal discount.
, 1879-02-23

Dr.. D'Unger, discover OF the cinchona cure for
drunkenness, cures all cases. Room II Palmer
, 1879-02-23
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,

= e V1 s7t1V Z QI11y l1lZ 13REUt,
Is the only remedy that can successfully cope With
Scrotula, Scrofu!ous, Cancerous md CaDkcr Hu-
mors, Ulcers. and sores. The reason it is so is
found In its ability to attack and destroy the
Of Inherited and contagious diseases It strikes at
the root OF the great cause Of disease. born
Of scrofula and mercury. Under its healing and
restorative influence the elements OF health sup
plant those of oisease The life blood. freed from
corruoting impurities by the lsesoivent, builds up
and aeautifes every part OF the human anatomy
with the radiance Of perfect healtn.
II should also be taken when the skin is hot and
dry, the system feyerisll, the liver torpid the
bowIes constipated, or wnen the constitution has
been shattered by 1naaria ranti-peE.odc disease.
The CuT1cuNA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS
& Porter, Chemists and Druggists, Boston.
and are sold by all druggists. Price of
CuT1crnA, small borss. SOC: large boxes:
containing two and one hals times the quantity OF
small, 81. REsoLyESr, 81 per bottle. CrTscCEA
SOAR, 25 cents per cake, BY 1nlil, 80 cents;
CakeB. Is cents,
, 1879-02-23
WILL OFFER,
SECOND FLOOR,
Slime 'SSt0ck Of C0rSGtS

800 Ladies' Substituted Corsets at 44c:
Stine's price, 78c.
200 Thcmpson's Il Corsets at SOC: Stine'a
price, $50.
200 Thompson's G Corsats at 81; Stine's
price, $l49.
200 15O-Bone Corsets at CSC; Stine's price,
87c.
100 Norma Substituted French Woven
Corsets at 75c; Stine's price. S1.2T.
a lot Of 6O0-Bone Corsets for Sl.5o; Stine's
price. S2.O8.
WIN also offer this week, bought at SheriR's
Sata OF S6ne's Department Store. larze
line Of Jeweiry, consisting Of Fine
Sets, Neck Chains, Bracelets, Iockets.
Like George Diamonds, Cuff Pins.
Sleeve Buttons. Toys. Fancy Gooos.
Underwear. Hosiery, &C.. at 5 to 10
PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST
TO CLOSE OUT AT ONCE.
, 1879-02-23

The Investigation OF the management or
rather nismanagcmcut OF the County Hospital,
has developed phase entirely unexpected
even bv the members Of the Joint Committee
OF the County Board of Supervisors, to whom
the duty was intrusted. It appears that the
Rev. E. r. Ward Rector of Christ Episcopal
Mission Church and publisher of the Festcrn
Church, impeached the character of one VIII:
Jams, who testified strongly against the man.
agcmcnt Of the Hospital. In retaliation, the
members Of the Committee who are Of the
opinion that reforms must be established
ut the institution subpDnaed witnesses to
iynpeach the character Of the reverend gen
tleman, and be now finds himself charged with
drunkenness, dishonesty, and untruthfulness.
The broillng process to which he has been SUBJ
jected proves most disogrecable, Of course, but
he faces his enemies with wonted chcerfuluess.
Tt is due to Mr.. Ward to state that Ills conduct
as minister of the Gospel has given general
satisfaction to his congregation. The members
of Christ Church are indignant at this deliberate
departure from the business in hand for the
purpose OF blasting the reputation of man who
is the superior of every member Of the Com
mite, aud most assuredlY the superior
of the people undergoing investigation.
Not even Mr.. Ward will deny
that he has used intoxicating liquors
at some period in bis life, but not recently.
The charge of dishonesty and disregard Of the
truth will not find many believers, particularly
among those who know the reverend gentle
man best. Besides, it can be asserted, without
fear Of contradiction, that he is the most
jealous, earnest, and sincere worker who
has ever sought to establish himself in our
midst rs a representative OF the Episcopalian
Church, and were there more like him in the |
field the Church would OCCUPY much higher |
and better position than tt does now in point Of
numbers and influence. 1t is nothing to Mr.. |
Wards discredit that he possesses jol- |
ly disposition and fondncss for field |
sports. These afford recreation to an |
often ovettasked mind. Were other dyincs |
like Mr. Ward. there would be more ruddy |
and fewer consunptiycs OCCUPY |
ing the pulpits OF the city tnan we arc in the |
hapit Of seeing.
, 1879-02-23
THE EPISCOPALIANS,

THE EF1SCUPAIIANS.
4 telegram printed in the TRIBUNE Of las
Monday, conveying authentic intelligence of q
most unfortunate condition Of things in the
, 1879-02-23

100 doz. Ladies' full regular
Balbrigggan Hose. Silk Cl0cked
at Csc.
100 doz. Ladies' full regular
Hair-lined Stripes at SOC
and 35c.
SO doz. Ladies' Fancy Hose,
Light Blue and Pink, heayi-
" Embroidered, at SOC.
In addition to the above bar
gains we shall offer a large
variety Of new designs at
Soc. Csc, 75c, 65c and 81.
25 doz. Ladies' Fancy Silk Hose,
in 1t. Blue, Pink, and Mode,
at $500 a pair.
500 doz. Children's full regular
Hose (ncw styles) at Csc.
SOC, and 35c.
200 doz. Chi]dren's Hose, full
regular, Silk Clocked, at 35c,
40c. 45c, and SOC.
100 doz. Gents British Half
Hose. extra quality, at $2.75
per dozen.
PARDRIDGES
MAIN STORE,
liz & ia STATE-ST'.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
RICHES.

A FRICAN N. E.-Fonrtecnth street between
"A Walnut and Cedar streets; services NapDat0 II
:, m and 80 y. m; sunday school 80 p m
I,HRIsTIAN- Eighteenth street, meeting Sab
\ bath 1880 p m; preaching occa-'ona!i!.
rHURCu OF THE REDEEMER-l EpscopsD
I Fourteenth street; SUNDAY Morning prayers
1879 o. m: evening prayers, ,:D ?. m; SUNDAY
echoo 20 q. NJ. Friday evening prayer 10 p m
I1IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
L Preaching At 1920 n. m. ; p. M and 100 p, m
sabbath school At 100 p. N. Rev l. j. shores
pastor.
T UTHERAN-Thiuccntb street; services Sab
l. bath 80 o. m; sunday schoo'!p m Rev.
Knoppc, pastor
ETHODIST Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching sabbath 1880 u. N. ana p III;
PRAYER meeting. Wednesday 80 p. M; sunda!
school 4. m Rev. Whitaker pastor
DRESBYTERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
I sabbath at II 90 u, III. and 1:D p m prayer
meeting "Wednesday At .:30 y. m; Sunday school
Gt3p y. NJ Rev. b. Y George. pastor
cECoND FREE.WILL BAPTIST 90 Fifteenth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices Sabbath at 3 and $50 p. M.
CT. JOSEPHS-(Roma Catholic Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets services sabbath lo'SO n
m sunday School at . p. m; Nc-pers p M; ser
vices every day at sp. m.
CT PATRICK'S-t Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services sac
oath and 10 a, M; Ncspers p M; sunday school
Q p nj; services every day al y. m, Rev T. LaoeI'
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
An ENCrTtNG sCENE.

NEW HAVEN, Dec, l0.-There was a
dramatic scene in the Hayden trial today
during the cross-cxamination of Mrs Hay
den, when Mr.. Waller asked the following
question
"Now, madame, you needn't answer this
question until you arc told to by the court.
Mr. Hayden, YOU say, is your husband, the
father Of your three children, and he has
been devoted husband to loving wife,
70. between eight and nine years; you have
constantly maintained pleasant relations
and there has been and is now the utmost
confidence existing between you; you are
convinced Of his innocence and know that
if he is found guilty he must suffer igno
minious punishment. Under these circum
stances, would you not under oath, as you
are, uakc misstatcment in order to save
him from punishment"
There was no answer. The witness burst
into tears as did nearly every woman in
court, and tears glistened in the eyes of
numbers OF the sterncr sex. A silence as
Of deoth pcrvaded the room and counsel
for the defence Kissed out
1T is an insult to the witness
Waller defended his action, but the court
ruled the question an improper one
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
TORNADO IN RooNE COUNTY.

STURGEON, Mo, Dec. l0.-A fearful
cyclone or tornado passed near our neigh
boring town of Rcnck last night about
dark. An awful black cloud hung in the
south and west at the time, accompanied
by heavy thunder Tie storm struck the
residence of Bird Rylcs, about mile
southwest of Renick. The family was
seated around the fire, when instantly the
building was lifted into the air and dashed
to pieces against the ground, The children
escaped serious injury, though they were
carried several hundred yards. Mrs. Rylcs
had had her leg broken and her skull frac.
turcd, and is probably dead by this time.
Mr. Ryles had few ribs broken Every
vestigc of the house was removed.
The storm passed on for about two miles,
demolishing three other houses which stood
in its way, but fortunately no one else was
seriously hurt. Trees, fences, stock
corn, etc, were swept clean for the width
of about 200 yards. 1t crossed the railroad
above Renick and carried away three tele.
graph poles and the wires with them.
Here il seemed to rise from the earth. and
passed in northwesterly direction, making
a roaring sound.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
Commercial avenue Cor. 18th st.

OR EXPERIENCE FROM MANY I'll had
been sick and miserable so long and had
caused my husband so much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what allied
me- that | was completely dishcartened and
discouraged. In this frame or mind got
u bottle of Hop Bittois and used them un-
known to my family. soon began to i'm
prove and gained SO fast that my husband
and family thought it strange and unnat-
urul, but when told them whathad helped
me, they said "Hurah for Hop Bitters
long may they prosper, for they have made
mother well and us happy, The Mother.
Home Journal
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
ments may be found In TUE BULLETS
DRY GOODS.
{. o. Patier 4 Co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
tceHih street 4
Chas. r. Stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,
CQr Peters Il Bro Eighth street.
PcttiS Bird Washington avenue and Eighth
street,
PHYSICIANS
Dr. j. H. Marcan; Office 40 Commercial avenue,
DENTISTS.
Or. " {. Joceyn, Eighth near Commercial
Dr. l. " Wh!tlock 1876 Commercial avenue
LIQUORS.
koht smyth. No 10 Ohio eyec
INSURANCE.
II. II. Candec. No. 70 Ohio leyee (up stairs
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue.
Widows aud Orphans Mutual Aid Society, seventh
and Comm rcial avenue.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Liaegar & Lausdcn, No. ii3 Commercial avenue,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MERCHANTS,
HdiIday Bro proprietors Egyptian Mills
Il iniar, ThisrowOod \ Moore, No.. isj and w
Commercial avenue
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Barclay Bro. Ohio leyec and corner Eighth aud
Washington avenue.
BANKS
tits Ns,ions Ohio ieyec
MEAT MARKETS
= waiter. Eighth street.
KaehIcr Bros Corner Eighth aud Washington
STEAMBOATS,
Champion. Three statc',
ICE.
roau >proat, corner Twelfth and Leycr.
BRACKET S1OEE,
c Ford Corner Ninth and Commercial.
BARRIERS
: Geo Steinhouse, Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
sPRINGFGELD, Ill.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. l0.--A dispatch
was received in this city this morning an
nouncug the death OF Rev L. c. Wines OF
Irving on'H Hudson, New York. Deceased
was prominent member of the American
Local Science association, an active partci-
pant in conventions of American public
charities as well as delegate to the inter-
national convention of public charities
held last year at Stockholm, Sweden. He
is the father of Rev. Fred H. Wines Of this
city, secretary of the Illinois board Of pub
lie charities.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
PlGs.FEET. SPARE. RIBS. ETC.

AT the packing house of Ilinkle & 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 larA for family use. IN
vito, special attention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
PRACTICAL SyMPATHy---A SUBSCRIPTION FOR
THE POOR OF IRELAND.


THE POOR OF IRELAND.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Congressman
Kenna put into practical form to-day the
movement to show sympathy for the suffer
ing poor of Ireland on the part OF Congress,
He prepared the following petition and
soon had the subscriptions Of seventy men,
bers Of Congress for So each, The paper
reads as follows;
"'ro constitute fund to be forwarded
and used for the relief of suffering among
the poor OF Ireland We do this in no
political spirit, but with view solely to
the aid Of the people who are in actual dis.
tress in their native country, and whose
energy, pluck and brains have contributed
so much to the advancement and pros
pcrity OF our own
No member declined to subscribe, and it
is expected every member OF the house
will give the amount asked, 81, which will
make nearly $500 IN ALI
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
cnrncm SCANDAL AT nANNIpN..

HANNIBAL, Mo, Dec. 10, The Congre.
gational church met this evening, and after
hearing the report of the investigating
committee concluded to expel from mem.
bership Cyrus o. Godfrey, prominent
member Of the church and superintendent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
NEW SERIES---NO. TAG.

ofthc Sunday School, who, by his own con
tession, is guilty OF most immoral practices
with female member of the church. The
lady implicated denies the charges in toto.
Several similar cases are yet to be tried be-
fore the church
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE.

Harry Walker has just received large
assortment of Fresh Oysters. and will serve
them up in any style. You can 60 and get
them any way you want them. The oyster
counter is under the management OF
HENRY MyF.ps
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12

COMPUTATION CuRED-no matter how
severe or Of how long standing, by the r.e
of Kidncy.Wort. As cathar,ic II =
effective without facilitating, cares of all
Impurities, and Is at the same time ~
nounshing spd hsaling as any article OF
food we eat.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
THE MAILS.

HNERAL DELIVERY open 80 4. m; closes
" 90 pm; SUNDAY: : tosA m,
Money Order Department open l, : 5. m; closes
1t .. m.
Through R1prea. Mails via Il.inoi. Central and
N,sIsslppi raj Railroads close 81 l2.Jl y. II.
Cairo and Poplar BiES IhrSsa and Way Mall
close. 81 l9;5J p N.
Way Nal via Illinois Central, cairo snd Yin.
ceUnC. and Mir. .sippi Central Railroads close al
2. IS y. IN.
WAY Ma :. Narrow Gauge Railroad c.o-cs At :
= D.. "a,
T. m daily except Frda'J.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ORANGES, LEMONS MALAGA GRAPES, cocoa
NUTS, OHIO AND MICHIGAN CIDER.
| am in constant receipt of choice
Louisiana oranges by the barrel and box
Lemons by the box, cocoanuts by the 100,
barrel, and hogshead. Malaga Grapes by
the barrel and keg, OHIO and Michigan
cider by the barrel. invite especial At
tcntion to my cider made from pure apple
JUICE, free from all chemical ingredients,
and tirst-class. Ny Ohio cider is strictly
fine, the manufacturer having a worldwide
reputation for making choice pure article,
Its excellence in flavor, its purity in
manufacture, its general worth
and qualities as beverage compels con
noisseurs to admit Of no superior to it. and
is an honorable competitor TO our American
champagne. To arrive December 18th, 80
barrels, and % boxes Coast selected choice
Louisiana oranges for Christmas,
S. T.. WILsoS.
M ~ Ohio fpvpo Coiro III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
NOTICE.

The Cairo ond Paducah packet, Chan
pion, will lay up during this week for re-
pairs. A. J. BIRD.
CAIRO, Ill.,, Dec. eth 1870.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-12
HOUSEKEEpERS ATTENTION

Is called to our large stock Of Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins. which We offer at
greatly reduced prices until New Year
j. BURGER.