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splendid GLASSES, 81. Hempler's, Penn. ave
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept II, 1888. 10anl
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.

khhDAH-.. ......... Sepee M DER Ia. lSSsBs
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. II, 1sS3. 10ann
Foo the middle Atlantic states, slightly warInar
generally fair weather, sou n to west winds.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-wARM AND FAIR WEATHER
TOMORROW
Slightly warmer fair weather Is ndc:t il for
New England and the middle Atlantic states on
Saturday.
LADIES fne XII or goat button, $3.50. worth 50.
Hahn's, SIC 18th street
D,SBTLLISGToH's BOOKSTORE, corner AZ street ana
Pennsylvania avenua has b IN crow.Iad all the
week with school, OK purchasers. Re1SJn-IIe Is
eiiing school books at reduced prices
MISSES GENUINE goat and Kid button. heelei or
spin, heel, SIS. Hlhn'5 $40 9TH street and 1872
Pennsylvania avenue.
GENTS FALL BALBaIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 75c
Cochr4ne's, Uptown.
School BOOKS AMI school supplies at j. c. Par.
Eer's, 6l1 and go 7th street.
-Hs Nationals were defeated BY the leaders, O:
Kingston. \. u, at Athletic park, yesterday, by
score OK 2 tot
FoR RaScEs, LArKOBzs AND FURNACES go to
GartrelPs, Sis 7th street. Ranges, latrobeS and
furnaces repaired.
HAHs's 6oc., 75c. ard 81 solid school shoes.
~
SPLENDID RUC1rSGs. ladies', Uptown Cochrane's.
FUssELLs ICs CREAM sh.ppei anywhere out of
town.
THE FAMOUS So gents calf boots ut Hahn'S
sl6..th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Ny. MEN also are now inucsl pleased with Coch-
rane's Uptown Unicorn Shirts, 81. No insists and
no mending; the ladies like that.
. LINENS Low, Uptown; Cochrane & Co.
Splendid GLASSES, Il. Hempler's, Penn. ave.
LApIEs' 81 and s12 kid and pebble button that
Will wear TO De foun oI.iv NJ Hahn'S.
LAST EVENING, as the Waterman at GeuthlerS
brewery. IN East Washington. was lighting a coal
Oil iaInn- 1t exploded ami SET fire the building
but the names were extinguiShei
FINE FALL FooT WEAR for gentlemen. Hahn's.
SIG ath St Hand-5titChed French calf boots, Mo-
rocco or cali legs; haud-St1tched French cali but
ton. laced and CATERS. wide, metum Or pointed
toes, with cloth or leather tops. Prices extremely
low.
HcT SPRINGS CRYSTAL EARRINGS, diamond set
tiHgs Prigg'S.
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VNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT L.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT, l.
THE LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. TO-
During the erection of the new University Building
the exercises of the College proper viii be conducted In
the rooms OF the Preparatory school, 1888 III street
northwest and Of the National Medical College 1925
street northwest. For informal concerning these
departments address DR.. JAMES c. YELLING, 1880
18th street. "
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
viii open in the new and commodious building 1895
street northwest, on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
18th. with the following corps of teachers:
OPS r. Mason. A; n. Phi. D., Principal; the Rev.
s: N. Shute d. b., Professor Of rhetoric: Andrew r.
Montague A. ID. Professor OF Latin; j. Howard Gore
T. s., Professor of Mathematics; MIR. Anthony Janus
Professor of French; Howard l.. Hodgkins, A. M In
structor in Mathematics Greek and Latin. Examine
ton OF candidates for admission viii held in the
School Building after September 3d. from q. M. to
p M. and at the Principals residence 1905 street
northwest every evening from to g. For catalogues
either Of the above named places. ee4-lm
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A NTON FISHER.

A NTON FISHER.
"a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING EsTAmrsH.
MEME. we street northwest. Thirty years expert
vea 1Are ETC. are perfectly cleaned BY this eupsioc
Off J. DeSmedt ofciS chemist Of he Dstrict 81 Is.
Mmna: Your chemic:ls are Of the most efsctus M.
tute ana nafmlese and your perfect machinery IL mo-
eulpaaeed n Paris New York elsewhere" Notce.-
0reaee spots guaranteed be thoroughy su2o
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION lSS3-'S4.
| C0f2pS ,-EAruEDC

N CORPS OF TEACHERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. CABELT., Principals: Prof. B.
r Mason, Latin and MatLelnatics Prof; s NJ Shnte.
losophy. and Logic; Prof. A. n. skinner (Nat. Obs
Astronomy. Physics, Geology; Prof: J.; r: Rogers.
German. Greek. Math.; Mad Chevremont tDipomee de
IAcademie &c Parisl French; Miss NJ. r. Garrison Eng
lish Miss NJ Gay. Bellies Letres; Prof Anton Gloetz-
ner. instrumental Music Mad'le Il. Evremonte Vocal
Music Prof f. C. Messer. Art, Drawing Painting;
Miss Chestney eali;thencs and elocution: Prof L.
instruction provided Session opens Sept &C. ser5-I5.
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SENT 10 JAIL FOR SIX NoNTHS-A middle-aped
man, haiIeo John Cornell, was before Judge Mills
TINS morning Tor making threats or personal vto-
renee 10 Florence Collins, his sister, The witness
wept while Civ ing her evidence which was tn the
enect that her brother gets drunk and goes
through the house at night clicking his revolver
anu threatening 10 shoot the family He said he
mad nothing to say, when the court offered to LET
MIN make u statement He was committed for six
months IN default OF 500 security TO keep tie
peace for six months -
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SWITHIN G. sHORTLIDGEs ACADEMY FOR
Phiisdelphia. School year opens sEPTEMBER 18th.
Fired price covers every expense. even books &C No
ton for admission. Thirteen experienced teacher ~
students TO advance rapidly Special drn for duh and
backward boys Patrons or students may select any
ness ta.sdcal or Civil Eneineering Sourse stldents
fitted Ct Media Academy now in Harvard. Yale and
ten other Colleges and Polytechnic Schools APhydcal
ana Chemical Aboratory: 6ne Gymnasium and Bah
donbedin iesS Ten students se1t 70 coleeein 1888.
which prohibits the Gale Of ~ intoxicang drnkn For
p1stor. .SWITHIN C. 6HORTLIDGE. A. n, (Har-
v:1d xn1SysT = s 1Fa1 a Media Pm TIE Pnd
SOB. from 2 g 9 Pm Some pesscns q ths 1csdemy::
g; sYoot 112s st; n. g. ". spoford, Rs4s hoase:
M y. + SNYDER Notional Savings Bank; Hon. L. ii.
RreshIsy. co.. SO 7th St Lieut. Com. n q. Whita.
Y; Nj A. = Nicnoh eco. IS L. Drot building;
1'e<as0As oaEecso< y. y y. ou1A-l0
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 800
W street, West WASHINGTON. Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Thorough
and German. The twelfth year begins September Ia
1883 For CIRCULARS apply to Principal. Misss LUCY
STEPHENSON. AUG Pm
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The NORMAL PREPARATORY COLLEGE and
THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT opens September
18th.
Address J. B. JOHNSON Secretary sen5.1tt
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MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
1880 STREET
Will REOPEN SEPTEMBER 2eth.
MRS. G. W. PsIRO.
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FtNHE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
Circulars Of the MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICA1
ton.
Address PROF. c. B. PURvIs. D., Secretary, Ill
18th street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
Curious Physiological Investigations.


A somewhat new and interesting
field of inquiry has been opened up by
NJ. Lanquer namely the composition
of the human fat at different periods
Of life, and its relation to health. These
Investigations show that in newly.born
children the fat has particularly firm
consistence, constituting a peculiar tai.
low-like mass, with melting point of
As deg. c. The fat of adults, however,
separates at the ordinary temperature
CT q room in two layers; the upper
layer is completely fluid, translucent
and Of a yellowish color, solidifying
only at temperatures under zero, c.,
while the lower layer is a crystalline
mass, having its melting point at Sc
deg c. The fatty acids obtained from
the fat Of newly born children-after
precipitation with hydrochoric acid
were found to melt at 81 deg. c., and
those obtained Fl m the fat of adults
have melting point Of So deg. The
former was found also to contain three
times as much palmitic and stearic acid
as the latter; the palmitic acid predom-
mated ovor the stearic in each kind of
fat, but much more in that of children
than OF adults, the proportion being in
the former four to one, but in the latter
nine to one,
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Notice to Taxpayers.

j Will beat the fol owing anne pla ca for the rur.
pose OF collecting the revenu soI Alex ana Coun.
Y, ana Stale Of III nos for the year AID 1881, when
! nope TO meet all Taxpayers, ready 10 pay the r
tnxes, and all those not able TO pay all their taxes
viii bear In m nd tnat want the perponaI taxes
paid at once and real estate also II possibI
n Az tne STORE mouse OF b. + Curtis In BE CHI Ridge
rIecihct, on Monday, January 10th, A ID 1873.
AZ the store house OF J.. NJ Bowlcs IN tho
town OF Hodges Park, In Unity Precinct, on Tues.
day, January 9Th, A. d. RS}
At the store hpuse of Henry Hunsaber In the
town Of SaLdusky, 4 Sanduskv Precinct, on We'd.
nesday January 8lst, A. D. 1888
AT the store house OF Marshall Angustern In the
town OF Elco IL flro Precinct, on thursday,
AZ the residence Of N Hunsaker, In Lake Mil.
gan Precinct. on Monday, February kth, AID ls 8.
~ the store house OF +. d. Atherton, in Goose
Island Fec net IN Tuesday, Feb 6ih A. ID. 1883.
AT the rtore honse OF A II Ireland in town Of
santa FEE, In Santa Fee Precinct on Wednesday,
February 7lh, A. D les.
At the store house OF Gibbs 81 Barkhouser IN the
town OF Thebes 10 Thebes Precinct, on Thursday,
AT the at re house OF Jasrer Galley 4 Co.. 10
A. d. 1854,
At the store house Of James vobl,s, in East
cape ulrarfeau Precinct on Saturday, February
10th, A. d. 1888.
A. the store house Z Peter ssno, In First Cairo
Precinct, on Monday, February 18th, A d 1888.
Precincf, on Tuesday, February 18th, A. D. 1885,
Az the store house OF atrick Fitzgerald In Third
nsiro Precinct, on Wednesday, February I4th, ID.
At the store house Of q. P. ort. In Fifth Cairo
Precinct, on TT ursday, February 18TH, A. D. 1885,.
At Sherfs Office 10 Cnurthouse, in Fourth
Cairo Precinct. on Friday, February 18th, and dur.
Ing the remainder Of the month OF February. A. ID.
1881, where hope TO meet ell persons, owing
taxes, resdyto settle aud fave expenses.
Yours truly, JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff and ex offcio Colleco or Of Alexander Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
CHURCHEs.

f,AlRo BAPTIST. --Cornsr renth aud Poplar
l Atreeta; preaching fist and third Sundays IN
sach mouth, Tia m and 7.Hl 0. m prayer NEST
'ng rbursdNy, 7;5Qp % sunday school p'1o an
R.y A. j. NESS Pastor
CHURCH OF THE RE0EEMER-tEPlseq2ps
| = Fourteenth street; sunday 791s m, Holy
fuchrrist; a:yD b m, Sunday school u W an,
Morning Prayers; 500 2. Ia, Evening ffsyefe'
+ Davenport 4. r, y. Rector
t-tkST MISSIONARY BAPTIST ChUhCd.-
Y PrcnehiYg 81 l0:5n a. ~, 3p IN, and I:o1 p u
.fitt,h school s. $50 ?, IN bfV T D. Shores
% lOr
{ t'nENAN Thirteenth street; servslcs Sab
| bah i:3o =. IN Sandy school2p N. RsV
suGppe, pat v
ETuCyIST-- Cor. Eighth aud walnut streets
VI Preaching Sabbath i;DA. N. aud 10 p ~
,unfsy school " aal ? N Rev j. n ocatr'U'
ssor.
hr<BYrRRiAS -kighth street; p,esehi1g oh
| sabOntL 81 II 90 a. N and 1880 y. NJ, PRAYER
restirI Wednesday 81 1850 p. M Sunday schso!
i,8p N Rev = 7, George, pastor,
~ JOSEPH p, Roman Cstholiel Corner CIoss
y ,ad Wa,nu; streets, services sabbath iO"os'
D. Sunday School 81 2 .. m Vespers } p m. ,er'
nces every day At -, m. Rev o'Hsra, Puest
ct PATKlCks-t Roinsn Cstholic) Corner Ninth
y street aud Washington sVenue; services SAB,
oath aud 10 a. N. Vespsrs ?. IT,; sunday sehool
-. n. services every dAy Atsa N, HeV. Mas'ersou
priest.
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NEWS NOTES.
NJ. Armstrong s. Son of New York have
failed for 100000.

NJ. Armstrong s. Son of New York have
failed for 100000.
Capt Eads 10 in Washington to testify
before the river committee.
The excess Of exports over imports for
the last half Of. 1882 was $54,572, 222.
A heavy gale on the English coast has
Just caused great damage to shipping.
There was $4,000 insurance on the New
hall house, $4,000 having just expired.
Business failures continue to increase
Theirs were EN- in the week just closed.
The Nebraska, Minnesota and Michigan
senatorial elections remain in statu quo.
The new pilot rules Tor western rivers go
into effect at noon on the 3rd OF Sep,em.
Der neat
Geo. W. Traughbet was hanged Friday
at Taylorville, Ill.,, Tor the murder of JOS
Mckinney.
Dickson, the s,ar.route juror, has been
indicted for attempting to influence the
votes Of his fellow jurymer.
More than forty bills were introduced in
the Illinois Legislature yesterday. TIE
senate in executive session considered the
list Of appointments submitted by the gov.
ernor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
PUBLIC SALE
OF TOWN LOTS AT
WICKLlFFE, KY,
Tuesday, January 3Oth, 1883.

The now established County Seat o. Ballard
County,, AZ tho junction OF the Ohio and NJ sells,
sippi Rivers opposit Cairo, illinois.
The NC Ton IL on high and beautiful plateau
oflronnd, forty feet above the highest Il Jods The
nearest hiah land 10 the terminus oftbo ST. Loni 4,
chicago and New Orleans, and Mobile and Ohio
Railroads Each Of said Roads have elegant dc.
pot buildings, ofilces, side.tracks at Wicklilie.
On the opponl sido oil the river Ia Illinois IL
the terminus or the Illinois Central, cairo aud
vinceones, and Cairo and st Louis Railroads,
On tho Nis.ouri eide OF The river 10 the terminus
ofthe Iron Mountain and southern, and ~. Louis
and Texas Narrow. gauge Rail roads,
AZ q manufacturing tito " ickl tfe has no sure.
ror In tho Mississippi Valley. There 10 abundant
~ superior quality Of timber, both hard and eoit,
the best or claye, potlers, fire, taoin and ocbre,
aud ineShaustibe guantit es Of superior SAM for
the manufacture Of lass
Lots IN the above newly laid on county town
OF Janupry 1888
Persons attending ths sale can procure round ip
Tickets from the Gus Fowler for hilr rates. and on
the NJ 20. X. X. from RIves' to Wlckiffe aud Ia.
termodaio sta ion' at half rates, and rom the I.
G. X. h from Fulton and intermediate points at
tceu's per milo for round trip
TERMS OF SALE -ODothlrl each, and tho
balance in one and two years with 6per cent iuter.
est on deferred payments. y. H. JENKINS,
y b. CALDNELL,
JIG .DUPoYSTER,
n. RODKlNa,
W ~. HAYES,
I'rustess.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
MoRTGAaEE's SALE,

Notice IL hereby given that default having been
made for more thar sixty days Ia the payment OF
portion of the amount secured to no paid by a cer
tain mortgage executed BY Peter Young 10 Samuel
stats Taylor aud Edwin Parsons. ttustt o. OF the
Cairo CITY Property, dated October 18th, 1874 and
recorded In ths recorders Office In and FOR A exam.
der tounty IN the State Of Illinois, In DO * OF
Deeds, on page ssh. the amount now due aud paya-
BILE beng SIS. principal aud interest, we, tho IN.
dersirnod, the assgnees OF said tu tees, will on
Thursjav the eighth (6lh) day OF February next,
A. u. 1853, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of that
day, under and by virtue NJ the power Of pale con
tanned IN said mortgage sell ut puhic auction, to
the highest bidder tor cash, ut the ONCE bnildlpg
Of ~ y. Taylor, corner OF Washington avenue and
18th street, IN said City " Cairo, 10 Alexander
County and state OF lllinois, all tho right. title
ard interest Of sa'd Peter Young or hls assigns, In
aud 70 LOT number d q, IN ock numbered "a, In
the First Addition - sald City Of Cairo, In said
County OF AAxan Tor and State OF llinols, accord
Ing to the recorded plat thereof with tho appur-
ten .nces to satisfy the pu poses and condition Of
sAid m rtgsge y SrAAfs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PAIRS ms,
Trustees Of tho Cairo Trust Property.
Dated Cairo. H., January 9Th. 1898,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
A Husband with Poetioal Heels,

A lady who had married dancing
master was discussing the subject Of
matrimony with a female friend, The
latter, spinster in whose heart the
frost of forty winters had not withered
the tender flowers Of sentiment, declar-
ed that nothing but poet for husband
would satisfy her, and added:
IL could never have married as YOU
did"
You forget there is poetry of mo-
ton" returned the other; my hus-
band writes poetry with his heels"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28

Notice To Contractors.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

UITl ILtNk 3 UFFIUE,
CAIRO, ill.,, Jsn'y 25th, 1888.
Seal d proposals will DO received at this Office,
directed to the City CounCil of the City CT CAIRO
uuti meeting OF the City Council, tuesday evening,
February 9th, 1888, tor fnrn 'shingthe material aud
dol < the work, or doing the work necessary for
the construction Of the following sidewalk, to he
const Noted OF wood via; On the soulhorly eide
OF Eighth tire t. between Railroad Street and Ohio
l.eyee. being 40 oet In length, as rroWdsd by
Ordinance No 92I approved August II h, A. ".
lss! which is on hle in this Office aud subject to
examination At any tiue,
good and sufficient bond for twice the amount
must accompany all propositions, TAe right 10
reject any and oil bids deserved by the city.
ID j. FOLLY, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING.
Just received One Hundred thousand


COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING.
Just received One Hundred thousand
Business Cards,
Letter Heads, Irish Linen and hat
Note Heads, papers
Bill Heads,
Monthly Statements,
Envelopes Of all kinds
Denison's Tags,
Dray Tickets, perforated with round
Receipt Books, hole perfora,ing.
Check Books, \ machine.
Order Books,
Scratch Books,
Ball Invitations,
Wedding Invitations,
Programmes,
Engraved Folders,
Full Sheet Posters,
Small Bills and Dodgers,
ALL OF WHICH will DO found at The
BULLETIN JoB OyvrcE, No. 7s Ohio Levse.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
sTAaEs OF TILE RIvER.

S'huho We ihE RIVER.
The river marked by the gauge last
evening at this port, 81 feet and Q
inches aud rising
Cincinnati, Jan. 27--8 p. m.-River 25
feet 9lnches and falling.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 27-6 p.m-Riyer s feet
2 inches and falling.
Louisville, Jan. s7--6 p. m.-River II
feet 0incbcs and falling.
Nashville, Jan. Eft pm. River "a feet
4 inches and falling.
st. Louis, Jan. q e p. m. River s feet
10 inches and falling.
RIVER ITEMS.
We were called to St..Louis on business
Friday morning, aud in consequence of ii
the river column was mon est" in yester.
days issue. Our trip was quite short, but
enjoyed it very much, made the round trip
on the CARR and st, Louis narrow.gauge
road which is one Of the best roads for the
distance We ever travelled on and the off.
cersesll polite apd courteous gentlemen.
Capt. G. II. Smith, tho general freight and
passenger agent at St. Louis, was very kind
in showing US around to the different places
where our bus called us, which was of
great assistance, as We were entirely unac.
quainted in the city,
The Thos. Sherlock will report here to-
day with her large Msrdi Gras excursion
party. Every preparation has been made
by Capt. Jas, Nicholas aud his able staff Of
officers to make the trip every delightful
fine band Of music has been provided for
the occasion and she will leave here for the
great southern metropolis Monday noon.
See W. F. Lambiin, Passenger Agent, and
get your ticket.
Capr II. E. Taylor of tie Gus Fowler
was quite sick yesterday and late in the
evening called physician. Hope he will
be on duty Monday.
Capt. ]. D. Hegler with bis fine steamer
Guiding Star will report here Wednesday
tor New Orleans She has Msrdi Gas
party on board.
The John S. Hopkins came through from
Evansville yesterday and filled the place
Of the Gus Fowler which was lying here
receiving repairs,
The Gus Fowler will get off Tor Paducah
early this morning. Passengers make a
note OF this and get ready for,
The Cons Millar left Cincinnati for Mem.
phis yesterday evening and 10 due here
Wednesday morning.
The B. s. Rhea from Nashville arrived
here Monday and left here on her return
at noon to-day.
Yesterday was quite disagreesble, but
was just the right kind of weather to settle
the ice business.
We regret to announce that Capt. Will
Hambleton OF Mound City 10 still no bet.
ter.
The river at st. Louis ia rising fast and
no ice could be seen on the river front.
The Andy Baum went down last night
for Memphis. She had 6ne trip,
The David R. Powell got off last night
with big trip for New Orleans.
The new Mary Houston from New Or.
leans is overdue for Cincinnati,
The fast steamer Ohio leaves Memphis
Monday evening for Cincinnati.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
A sSEssMENr NOTICE

Notice lie hereby given TO al persons interested,
that the City Council ofthe City Of Cairo. II nos,
Sectionl, That the following sidewalks be con.
etrncied of wood, We IN the sot tn side OF
Eighth Street, between Railroad Sire ard 10
Le'eo, eeirg one hundred and forty.fve feet In
length have applied TO The ConntyCour Of A exam.
der Ounty for an assessment of tho costs If said
mprovementsaccoriing to be eits, and an asse.s.
ment thereof hiving been made aud returned to
eald Court the fnal he ring thereon viii be hat at
the March Term OF nd Court, commencing ON o
second MONDAY o. $50
All persons desiring ma then and there appear
aud make defense.
n. A. DEVORF,
ID, j GALLI9AN, ) Con- missioners
N. EAST ERDAi,)
Cairo. January "a, 1889
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Read and Circulate.
The Illinois Central r. r. Co.

VIII sell any Of its remaining lands at one dol.
lar per acre less than the present prcas, from this
time until the fret day Of 0,toSer. 1884 Alter
that date the present prc O. VIII be restored. All
who desire to purchase should avail themselves Of
this liberal ofe7 at once. =. DAGGY,
Laud Commissioner.
Fol particulars inquire Of
NJ. EASTERDAY Go,
Agts. for l. &. r. X. Lands,
Cairs, Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28

IT IS current gossip 10 Springfield that
Governor Cullom, on taking bis seat at
Washington, will insist on the immediate
recognition of his senatorial preroga,ive,
aud ask for the disposition of federal pat.
rouage at Springfield and south Of that
place leaving the northern half Of the state
to Logan. Senator Tanner, of Clay county,
Is mentioned as Governor Cullom's man
for United States marshal in the southern
district of Illinois, to succeed Wheeler, Lo.
gan's appointee. Tanner was asked about
this, and replied,"l am not at liberty to
talk about It,"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28

The aesthetic movement in England has
entirely died out, because-wgl because
people think there is more good common
sense in taking bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup than in carrying lily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
RIVER NEWS.
asHa

". .AABDIs, r,yer editor OF rag BULLETIN
ana Steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds OF steanbo Job printing solicited. once
al Bowers European Hotel. No. ~ Ohio leyee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28
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