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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

PERsoSAL--BRIkFs.--C CaptaIi r.. B. Chat
FIN left the city last night tef Ohio and In.
diana.
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Leaving total net increase of earn
ipgs on all lines, of....."........"..
76

Leaving a total net increase of earn ooo 40
ipgs on all lines, ,of...."......".... s12g:3s9 70
This exhibit of results, constituting SO
material an Improvement upon the pasf, is
still further enhanced by the fact that the
effective condition and substantial value oil
the company's properties have been Mt the
same time materially improved:
The volume OF tratic-both passenger
and freight, and especially the latter-sho"s
n very encouraging growth. The total gross
tons of freight transported are 3o4,o2l tons
as against 2,73O tons for the previous
year-an increase OF 7l,79l tons, or 2o.4
ncr cent. The mile tons for the year are
47,144,G36, as against 33.ooO, iI6 Tor the pre-
yious vear-an increase OF 1874, ,460, OF
al. d per cent. The total gross earnings from
freight traffic are 81, ,145,373.75 against
So56, ,6:34.36 for the previous year-an in
crease of slSS. .739. SO, or 1877 per cent.
or this increase, about 1871 per cent. in
earnings is derived from through freights,
and is due in part to the improved facilities
for handling this class of traffic which have
been effected, but also largely to the salts
factory connections with the Charlotte, Co
lumbie and Augusta railroad established IN
the fall of 1878, as reported to your last
meeting. by which an addition to the freight
traffic alone OF $93, 722.41 was received
The local and connection freights OF the
Richmond and DanyiIe railroad have also
Welded increased revenues OF S62.99o.2
and passenger trains on all lines have pro,
duced increased earnings over last year OF
s35, 1923. .72, as shown above. ;,
The ratio Of expenses to earnings on AL
lines for the year is 56.3 per cent.
Full reports and statements from tne
general superintendent and auditor ere
herewith submitted for your information II
detail in reference to the condition and ope
rations Of the company as pertaining u
their several departments.
ROADWAY AND BUILDINGS.
A steady Improvement Of the roadway. al
heretofore determined on by the manage
mept, has been continued during the year
Ur, to the close OF the fiscal year there hae
t,een placed on the main lines OF the hiel
rnond and Danvilie and North Carolina ran
roads Bliss 93 tons OF 60-pound slee, .atIs
and since that date about 6SS tons addit!ot,a
OF steel rails have been put on the two roads
with 800 tons OF 56-ponnd iron ralls on TO-
eastern section OF the North Carolina rail
road. Nearly twelve miles OF repaired ran
| With new dsh-bar joints have also peel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

NJ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
OH MONDAY. ncccmHr 1st, In their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT..
ALL WOOL FREN CH Ga SUITIEG at 7!5c, their
former price OF which has been 81 30:
All shades Of SOLID. COLORED DRESS GOODS
~ lUc.;
OHED CASHMERES ut 45c.:
Fully ffry various styles OF COLORED DRESS
GOODS, among which will be found many
great ban gains.
They also offer Il very extensive stock of MOURN
ING GDODS, among them many new designs:
Also. large stock OF LUPlN'S BLACK CASH
MERES from 3Tsc. up: -
FORTY-INCH BLACK ENGLISH CASHMERES
ar 25 and 33c-l5c. u yard under value.
no20
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HAVANA CIGARS

TUST RECEIVING A LARGE LOT OF
pB HAVANA CIGARS
n. my OWN I'm sorta:ioI. made OF the New Crop Of
'rohacco which Is considered the finest raised for
years. ,:,l
1rent care aad I shall be pleased to reeeire o."
ders for them. CSSans SHh,,m, 80.
de lG-lw No. LIZ 1oSefhof stiee'.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH.

IF your TEETH are decayed or defective; If yonr
GUMS sDongy, bleeding, liberated, or receding
from the teeth, use
MEADE &c BAKERS
CARBOLIC MoUTII-WASH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these. and
rapidly heals and cleanses the mouth, mpartins .
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at SOC. a bottle.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

MEADE & BAkER'S
SAPONINE DENTIERICE
WILL PRESERVE TEE TEETH. REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARTAR,
AMI
KEEP TBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLE.+N
Sold by druggists al soc. hox.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attha
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoCSE. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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STRANGERS, ACCEPT THE OPPORTUNITY.

STRANG ERs, ACCEPT THE OPPORTUNITY.
PURCHASE Now.
Never before
were
such
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
Look at our Suits at SS, SO, and $12.
They are thoroughly shrunk,
Well made,
Artl stically cut.
IN OvERCoATS
we have
One Hundred and Thirty Different Styles.
Prices, SO TO $50.
Gail on us.
A. SAKS & Co., Leaders OF Fashion.
1013 Main street, opposite post-ofTce.
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EgJOHN c.. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1OO4. SaIu street corner above post-oface),
RICIIMONp>-TA.

His stock consists Of LARGE AND FINE AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him, and Is constantly ssceiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices 10 suit the times.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS of dne grades
made 10 order. Dol4
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N THE BEST AIMS AND
THE CHEAPEST AND PRETTIEST CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS can be had IT J25; Broad street
HUTZLER BROTHERS.:
Fancy IIanGkcrchicfS. silk HandserchiefS, Kid
Cloves, Fcnus. Lace and SIX Ties. &C.
Our stock Of fGOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, which
PRETTIEST, and CHEAPEST :n,the city Look
1T II. Neck. Opera. and EeSt-Chains. Lockets>
Crosses Pins Ear-rinss Rings, Cuiis and Chenrse-
Buttons, &c. --
The largest stock of MILLINERY In the city at
the lowest prices.
Conpetition dctied An examination solicited.
,l.
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Bianche. Miss Maria Litta. Mile Recci.
Signors. Petroyicb, Baldansa. st0rti, Gets
chalk. Castelmary. Full chorus ind grand
orchestra. Musical director, s. Behrens.
Full particulars will be announced sbortly.
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HAVE 4. YoUa CAGES BAKrD. AT p1zz1sI,s. -.

RoILs, plmples, freckes rough skin, eruptiops
impure blood, Hop BITTERs cure.
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N7Y- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK
| Upwards of 500 dozen CURsETS. In many various
styles. which they have purchasedbc!6W the mar
kcL value
| Also. a large stock Of CARPETS, besides hum
dreds OF other goods. no29
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penses and liabilities on all lines for m
the year. I1o" -
On comparison with the business OF last
wear on the several lines and with the dli-
ferent classes OF traffic the following results
appear-Yiz.:
The total earnings from frcights on
the Richmond and DanviIle rail-
road have increased. ............ -. TloI,97o {
incrrasen IN ..on. l7496 81
ne ,erelIaneous have increased. 7lSl "a
Total Increase of earnings on the =,
Richmond and Danville railroad.... Sloo,21l ~
The earnings from
freights on the Norm
Carolina railroad nave
increased .......-..-.... S00,otf ~
The earnings from pas
sepgers have increased. 1O,e69 81
The earnings from mails,
cypress, and miscella-
neollS have Increased. f3u
Total increase Of earn
ingS Oh North Ca. DINA E. c,o., ~
railroad. ................. y" o'-1N '
The earnings from
frcIghts on The Sorih-
western ;. .orth Carolina
railroad have increased Sl,5oS %
The earnings from
DaSsengtTs have de-
creased S254.77; the
earnings from mails,
express, and mScelh-
neous have decreased .a,.
S153 3S-Inakiug.... 4oS Id
Total increase of earnings on the
Northwestern North Carolina rail-
road. A'N'N -"
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Total increase Of earnings on all
nnes.s.. ...'''''''''..',
The expenses OF maintenance ana
operution on all lines have de-
Gnd
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression pg. McLkNE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears The signatures of e. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DE. c. McLASE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
eargh, Pa the market being full Of limitations OF
she name McLAsE, spelled differently but same
Pronunciation. my 1e-deow1y
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A URORA LODGE. No. 116, ,,,,sssss4e>.
n |. o. o. F.-The regular meeting SsZ9SsE
OF this Lodge will be held at Wllkin- .ssssgs.:Se
sons Hail. THIS iThursday) EVE >sssf!SyTI<>
MING at 7 O'clock. Punctual attendance Is earnest
iy de. ired. Candidates for Initiation and degrees
VIII be on hand promptly at $50 O'Clock. Member,
OF sister lodges are cordially invited 10 be present
BY order OF the Noble Grand.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN,
Sc lS-Thts Secretary.
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DIP. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

ire no. recommended as remedy for all the ills
bar flesh is heir to-" but IN affections OF the liver
Headache, or diseases Of that character, they stand
Sisaou. rival
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-The Lady Managers OF the
~ Retreat FOR the Sick' having decided 10 re-
peat the Opera of CINDERELLA" beg leave to
inform The ladies and eentlemen who assisted them
In The chorases that they will he happy 10 meet them
THURSDAY EVENING, December 1l:h. NJ s
o'clock. AZ Cathedral Hall. corpcr Ninth ANA Mar
shall streets, where renearoa!s will be held.
ge ll-lt
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A GOOD PLACE 1t ought 10 be uni.
n yfrssJIy known 10 the citizens of Richmond
hat GUS. 4. DELARUE, next door u the ne, Ds$r r
patch Office, keeps ! BAR aud REsitaIhhhSt.
which has superior In the city EseFs'hicS apo'
,is es, abshme Mt IS ~ No: l:,,,1.~
de l1-1tk y CEENIENFl r.CpIEAs.
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Those who buy their fruit from him will have
their cakes BAKED FREE OF CHARGE IF THEY
ARE SENT IN BEFORE TIE 10TH OF DECEMBER
tie sells his fruit as cheap us can be bought any
where in the city.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used preparatoryto to 9
rser taking Quinine.
As simple purga,ive they are unequalled.
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Balance, exces. OF revenues over ex-
penses and liabilities on all lines for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

Total net revenues
from all lineS........
Deduct interest on
funded deot Rich
Inond and DaLville
railroad. 49,.
Deduct interest on
floating debt Rich
lnoud and Danyille
railroad. ........
Deduct rental Pied
mont railroad........
Deduct rental North
Carolina railroad....
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Business
< .srS avn oTHERS.-Tbe UNITED STATES
0rFICIaL POSTAL GUIDE for 1850 tpGnlished
monthly by authority OF the Post ONCE Depart.
men,i viii be Indispensable 10 all persons desiring
fIiJ and accurate Information a6ont matters con-
nected with the postal service. The Jsnuar3 NO;
viii coutain coo pages. inquiries answSrec n,id
NESS" COUNTER, III. hmona pos, ONCE a..
nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY E1'
ID ROUTED AT THE DISPATCH PR1aTIas'
H0UAh 80
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Mr.. S. sprigg Campbell offered the fol-
loving preamble and resolution
Itappearlng from the report OF the presl.
dent that the net earnings OF the road have
been ample to meet such extraordinary de.
mands as may arise during the coming year
and to clear dividend to che stockholders ;
therefore be it ,:.oo
| tors of the company be requested to declare
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Total increase of earnings on Inc
Northwestern North Carolina rail- o an
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D7cUN0ND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

TIC rccg,lgr weekly soiree win take place at MO.
1at Admission only by membership or INVITA-
ocnet[."rsS Which must be presented at the door
Nrmb@rs can obtain invitation cards on appheaIloh
~ !; >fYGEL. AZ / Broad street, orc. =. JOHN
70 (. d. . NatT ,,rc,L 10 3-Th
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27
10,S64 80
730 IL
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s224,6o3 80
27.795 81
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
Full Line of STYLISH FURNISHING GOODS and
John Il. Stetson's Fl;
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Yesterday being Thanksgiving the po
lice courts did not transact much business,
Most of the officials being good and chris.
tain men, they only transacted business OF
an important character.
Two or three civil cases were tried by
Comings yesterday. The Squire is particu.
lar about shielding his docket OF such cases
from the rePortorial eye, hence we are un.
able to say more about them
Peter Hughes was lonely and only
case brought before Robinson. He was
charged with plain and common drunk,
and was assessed but 800 and the cost,
which he could not pay, and was handed
over to Andy, OF the city Jail.
Squire Osborn dealt with but one law
breaker yesterday, VIM. Williams, charged
with stealing clothing to the value Of $lj
from Mr.. Bell, at the box factory. The court
held that Williams was proper person TO
hold over, and his bond was fixed at $500.
He went to the county Jail.
Sarah Williams the noted Sarah
WIS found in Squire Coming's OF
flee, in ,am and sober mcdi,
tation, when a representative of THE BuL.
LErIN entered. She was awaiting thanks
giving dish Of justice at the hands Of the
distinguished dispenser Of that article,
which her boisterod, conduct on Wedncs.
day evening had mentcd. The court was
meditati& as to what disposition to make
of her, when Officer bunker, accompanied
by his Honor the Mayor, entered, and
after short parlcy with these function.
aries, the Squire deemed it best for the
good Of Sarah, as also the good of the com.
munity. to remand her 10 Jail until such
time as transportation could be secured
for her to Memphis, point she was over.
anxious to reach.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
DIXON'S FRIEND SPEAKS.

In looking over the register OF the ST.
Charles hotel yesterday, we found the name
OF DR.. l.. n, Perry, Yazoo City, Miss. 1t
occurred to Us that this gentleman might
know something about the celebrated Dixon
murder. We found him intelligent, com.
municative and thoroughly conversant with
all Of the details o. this unfortunate killing.
which Republican orators have been roll.
ing as sweet morsel under their tongues
these many days. Dr. Perry went from
Bloomington, H., into the regular army,
and served during the whole war. In 1862
he was in Cairo under General Grant. In
1870 he removed to Yazoo, and became the
intimate personal friend and associate of
Dixon. Dixon was in Pcrry's office a few
minutes before the fatal shot was fired.
He says that while Dixon was true
friend, Astounding in generous impulses,
he was yet u very violent man,
disposed to be quarrclsome and abusive, and
his own unbridIed tongue was the provoca-
ton that caused Barksdale to take his life.
DR.. Perry declined to repeat the scanda-
lous stories that Dixon circulated about
Barksdale and his sister, but said he heard
Dixon himself repeat them, and told
him after that somebody would kill him.
The doctor says that Barksdalcs published
statement is correct IN every particular, and
that the killing had no foundation in poll
tics, but was purely personal affair.
He says that many falsehoods have been
told on Dixon. lie denies that Dixon was
cthera professional gambler ora "women's
man" in any improper sense, but was a
faithful and kind husband and faith.
cr. We may add that DR.. Perry
was president of the fire company
that buried Dixon. Tie doctor says that
since he became resident Of Yozoo City
he has taken no part in politics, and is en-
t'rcly untrammccd so far as the different
parties are concerned.
On the foregoing facts we demand re-
opening of the Ohio campaign, and an
other and iaircr election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS ASSO.
CIATlON,s

The twcnty-siXth annual session of the
Illinois State Teachers Association will be
held at Bloomington on the Goth, 30th, and
3lst days Of December. The programme
is as follows
Monday Dec. 80 1901 p, M, address of
welcome, by Hon. Lawrence Weldon; re-
Spouse by the president. Presidents an
nual address, Alfred Harvey, Paris, H.
Tuesday, Dec. 30--03O am, GLOW or
why, which and how much,' Samuel T..
IIarwood, Carbonate, A. $. Smith, SPRING
field, Edwin iPlbrook, Decatur. 1000 a.
IN: Primary School Work" Miss Lilly
n, A. SkaatS, Chicago; Miss Ncttie +.
Waugh, Peoria; Miss j, Charlotte Lundh,
Chicago. | 30 am, appointment of
committee and other BUSINESS. 80 pm.,
"The places and value Of UNCONVENTIONAL
schools in the work Of cducution' DR..
+. l.. IIurd, Carlinvlc; DR.. w. II. II.
Adams, Bloomington; Prof A. J. Radiord,
Eureka. 300 pm., "Institutc work in
Illinois, Hon. James =. Slcadc, Spring.
field 3:45 pm. "Non.profcssiona read.
ing" L. 0. Vaily, Chicago Miss NJ. A.
Fcmming, Chicago, A. Hoffman, Strcator.
7;30 Up m, lecture, Rev Galusha Anderson,
ID, d., l.. l.. D., Chicago
Wednesday, Dec. $500 a. M, AT.
tacks upon our public schools" wv. l.. Pills.
bury Springfield, j. Mahony, Chicago, NJ.
Andrews, Galesburg, 1890 a. m, "Can
the art of teaching be acQuiredI' John W.
Cook, Normal, VIM. Brady, Marselles, j.
II, Freeman, Aurora. Miscellaneous busi.
ness 80 p. m, "Proper use of text
books" James Hannah, Chicago Granville
+. Foster, Carbondalc, James II. McGreyor,
Mendoza. 2l5 p. M, report of committee
on spelling reform, DR., Edwin c. Hewitt,
chairman, Normal; discussion OF the 70.
port, Geo. d. Broomwcll, Chicago, and
Others. 200 p. M, reports of
Other committees and election of officers,
1880 p. M, lecture, Duane Doy, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
THE CHAIR BALL.

success always crowns the efforts of the
Delta Fire Company when they undertake
ball. and their affair of last evening was
no exception. The weather was bad and
every thing worked to their disadvantage
but Notwithstanding all this, over sixty
couples were present. The ball was taste
fully decorated, and the music furnished by
Bolcourts string band was excellent,
Every one present enjoyed themselves and
t'e aSsembIage was very select and
respectable one.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

Nick Hunsacker in town yesterday
For additional local matter see third
page.
-Cornices and room moulding put up to
order at Fords.
Capt HauBleton of Mound City on
the streets yesterday.
Read notice of hou:ekeepcr wanted,
in small "add." column.
Oil painting gems, pannel chromos,
statuary, etc, at Fords.
Mr.. J. and S. Richardson, stock deal.
ersot Ballard Co.. Ky, ere in the city.
Japan trays and lunch baskets at
Ford's.
The Sheriff informs US that he has col
lected about s54,400OO of the revenue of
The county for 1878
Ladies companions, sailor valises
German knife baskets at Ford's,
The colored temperance folks had a
supper and merry-makiag time at their
hall last night.
--1aligher & Son colosed up their City
Mills yesterday, and allowed their many
employees to observe Thanksgiving.
--Japanese brackets and boquet tables
at Fords Bazaar.
The back and forfeited taxes of 1877
and prior years,colle6ed by Sheriff Hodges
tais year. amount TO sls,4C99i
The bankers, postoffice CLERKS and few
Others observed thanksgiving pretty we'll
yesterday.
Go to i. G. Ford's on Eight street and
get your pictures framed in his elegant new
moudings.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Reform club will be held this evening
We have not heard what the attractions will
be,
Indian baskets, ladies' beautiful glove
and handkerchief boxes, splash mats and
sewing stands Of Fords,
y The sewers of the city are undergoing
necessary repairs at the the hands of Mr.
Hawkins, who understands how to handle
tthe trowel as we'll as any man in the city
Tho finest line of photo frames, mott,
frames and oasels ever brought to Cairo
al Fords
"A third attempt was made on Wed
ncsday evening to burglarize the rcsidenc
Of County Clerk IIumm. The boys tel
Sam that the rascals were after the baby
The Goose Islanders are anticipating
matrimonial alliance in their communit
before many days The parties are wei
and fayorably known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
10000 FEATHER BEDS

Wanted to renoyate, at the feather foundry
OF Reid and Eatherly in Mrs. Byrnes' build,
ing near st. Patrick's church. Feathers
cleansed by steam, washing, drying and
bleaching done in the same cylinder. Sat.
istaction guaranteed. Price for single bed
$3.50, Call early, our stay will be short.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
l24 Commercial avenue

OLD TINE PRICES at the barber shop Of
D. George steinhouse, 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???, 1879-11-28
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,
1OI Commercial o,..,,,,.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
A NEW SCHEME

A fine silver tea set will be drawn for al
Iichemon's billiard parlors on Christina,
eve Every person paying for game Of
billiards will receive ticket emitting him
to chance in the drawing Ticket, can.
not be obtained IN any other way.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
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 MYERS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
pIG's.FEET, sPARE.RIRS. ETC

AT the packing house of lIinkle & Moore,
on Commercial avenue, pigs feet, spare
ribs, back bones, and other trimmings ia
large or small quantities are for sale at very
low prices New lar. for family use, IN.
vi,e&pecial attention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
THIS WEEK

We will offer 100 pieces Canton 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???, 1879-11-28
LADIES AND CHIIDpEN,S

Underwear in great variety, at the ycry
lowest prices, at J. Burgers, Commercial
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
BLACK GOODS.

Cashmeres, alpaca, Henrietta grapes, and
every other make in large and varied ouan.
u'lc'' J. BURGER,
l2i Commercial avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Ill ADVERTISEMENT in this column, OF
"A hve lines each or less Will be published for ~
cents t|ery insertions month, l,t6; months with
out change, slOo per month Each additional
Iihc' scents. situations wanted free.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-28

OWNERS and purchasers of Real Estatc In Cairo
should be sure they have n good title am now
prepared to furnish Abstracts At reasonable ratca
NJ YESTERDAY
ONCE IN Court House.