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JOHN H. OBERLY, EDITOR.
O3T0riC33, STTXXjOE3,ri2Sr STTIXjODiasra-, COOB. 12TI-I STEBET A.1T3D WASHIITO'TO X-T AVElTtTB
CAIRO. ILLINOIS. MONDAY, OOTOBEIl 0. 1873.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
MINl'fXf.A.NEOl'H.
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
110
FOHWARDINO MKKOnAKTO,
DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, otc,
AOKNTH fob FAIKHANK'3 BOALKS
. -I'-0-1'"' OAIKO. II.MNOIH.
Hi A. I'bonm L. D. Thorns
THOMS k BROTHER,
Succcsotrs to II. M.llulcn,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BROKERS
Mltle mid I'nurjr Urocrrlra,
Korean and Domestic
l.H Commercial Avenue,
oaiho. . . ir.MNom
E. C. PAOE&CO.
B W A K l I . U
X tt I
COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
II AY,
IltULKIl! IN
CORN.
OATS,
MEAL,
FLO UK AND COUNTKY PHODUCK
OA I HO. ILLINOIS.
THE BULLETIN.
C. CLOSE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And dealer In
Livik, OiutNT, Plauter, Hair. Krc.
Jfu II It I It ..
Z3TI will sell In cur lovt lou at manutac
turnr' price, addlnir iretgbt. 4--.MI
1M. STOUKFLETH,
lniiirtsr.
Itcetlllir nd Wholesale Dealer In
roui:i(;.N a.i ixijii:s iv,
LIQUORS AND WISES
NO. CJ OHIO I.KVKK,
9S tf CAI HO.J M.1NOIS.
R. J. C UN 1)1 IT,
(J EXE UAL PRO I) IIC'E
X N 1)
COM M ISSION M EHCI I A NT
N'o. 17 Kioiitii St.,
OA I HO, ILLINOIS.
COFFEY, HARRISON A CO.,
(MlCCCrrOIr, to I), llurd A Sou.)
FOBWAEDIWO-
AM)
Commission Merchants,
Ff.Ol'U. iltI.V ami u.vr.
No 0:i Ohio Lovco, OA I HO, I M,!J.
NEW YORK STOxE "
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LAIIUBaT VABIKTT STOCK IK TIIK CIT1
OOODHSOLD VEKYOLOSK.
Corner or lllettilti ktroet iihJ Cum
nierclial Avrnut.
OAIUO, ILLINOIS.
0. O. I'ATIKII
M'OOI) KITTEN HO W, k RRO
FLOUR
tap
General Commission Morohants
IM OHIO I.KVKK
JOHN R. PHLLIS & SON,
(Uuooetaon to John I). Phlllls,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
FOKAYAKDING MKHOIIANTS
AMD
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
AUK NTS POH LAFLIN AND HANI)
l'OWDKKOOMPANY.
Cob. Tkntii Stkkkt and Ohio Lkvkk
OUKI), ILL.
EHTAHLIMlkEU ISM.
J. 0. MATI1EWS0N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AudAL'cntfor
C"Upon the sunlit golden air llio
uiuiiiuun iuu mrriuio cry 01 nro, was
what escaped from a Oalnsburg, III., locnl
editor, in tbo iicxtlssiio of his paper nftor
ii smokehouse not on flro back of Deacon
Jones' home- It was too much for him,
uuwuvor, ana no was ouriod by a secret so
ciety of which ho was tlio gontletnanly
nun uriano uoor-icnuor.
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JOiy-J'lltinll ('ivCH tllf. frillnuitit. ,tu nr.
example of self-sacrifice : Hnv (in Inilv
visitor :) "Teacher, them's a gal over
thnro n-winkin' at me!" Teacher:
"Well, then don't look at her." Roy:
"Rut, if I don't look at her, she'll wink
at tomobdUy else I
Cl'ltiors. A floafint' r.nnrinn.l.nll
inay ho teen in the pavilion of tho Min
istry of Agriculture, at Vienna. Al-
wiuugu.wcigiiing nity pounds, it Hoi
Iiko a down featl tier on n s!tvrv tnriud
coiihidtiiifr of pure quicksilver from the
mine of Idria. One hundred and fifty
weight of this metal h exhibited in a
large iron cauldron, nfrnrimi . ;.,!.
hcltlum t3 met with, and on it rcntH the
bona iron ban. it was interesting to
observe the emptying of the quicksilver
into its rceentaelo. Tlin nn.inl U
cleverly stowed away in bagi of white
Hheop leather, specially prepared for
the purpose, each containing fifty
pounds of the uws, the bagi being
nuiiiij uounu rounu me top, and then
put into Hinall wooden barrelH.carefully
buuired un. Forinerlv. thU 1 tritnil
metal, which peneratos easily all
porous tubitanee, was traiiamitttd iu
wrought-iron bottle's of very expeu'ivo
make.
A COLLECTION OF 00I) CONS
Which of the English monarcliM had
mo." t reason to complain of the laun
dresrt? .lolm, when his bagL'a''o was
lo-t in the Wash.
What roof covers the mo.t noisy
tenant? The roof of the mouth.
Why i- a woman who has lot her
lover like a whale ? Hccaueo i-he U a
nc-cretcr of great highs (n'zeL
What is the difference between a
belle and a burglar? One wears fal-e
locks and the other fal.-e keys.
Why is a wa-hcr-woiian the mot
erucl person in the world ? Recausc
hhe daily wrings men's bosonn.
How much does a fool weigh gi-uor-ally
'! A cimtdc-ton.
What part of a idiip is good for
youngMers i lie .'panker.
Why is a laundress like an insult?
uecautt! the gets up your collar.
When does a member of congress
di-pl.iy mo.-t physical strength?
hen he moves the House.
Why is the gamut like a gambling
saloon ? Uccau.-e it's full of sharps
and flats.
Why is a fast horse not a finohor.-e?
!!rcau-o he's a coarser (courser.)
When is a literary work like siuoke?
Wheu it comes iu volumes.
coMMiHHio.v Mi:n:iiA.vrN.
HALLIDAY 1JR0T1IERS
GENERAL AGENTS
FORWARlTlNO anii COMMISSION
K l( l' A IV TH.
DEALERS 'IN FI OUR.
Mi 'I Ak'UIr of
OHIO KlVHh AK1 KANAWHA
n a r.'r coti'i? a:wj x:h.
THE BIG SHOW,
AT OAIR
On Monday and foesd
ay, October 6 and 7.
A WGBLB'S FAIR ON WHEELS.
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL
Hlil!ii:i!l,
THE
I iiU il
70 Ohio Lxvv.h,
Oaiho 1'itvom.
HTK.l.WIlOATS
CAIRO AN D PAD UG A II
AZ All, HOAT.
Tlio fjiltoJIJ tra-t
Dick Fowlkb, Citptain
l.oavoi Jnlro DAILY, (.Sunday oxrcpUid) nt
I p. in For trelulit nr taa;e apply on liont
'It to .lAt. Mai.loky. Ali't.
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ARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
MiiiiF Like It Ever Seen in to,
nn i mi iv
organ iza-
Not a railroad or stnnnilnint show, lmf liiril Jm.ifn
......... . v. v 1.
....... .i:..,. . , w . . .9.
wuii, uiiu-iiiig iiu jis own f'jiiveyaiK'cs, anil re(Uinnu in its va
rious departments
650 MEN AND HORSES.
The Groat International, after the most successful summer tour
on recopd, ships direct from Dubuque, Iowa, to Cairo, there to be
gin its Grand .Southern Tour by giving
Thre Qmnd EsshibitLexis in Cairo.
On Monday Night, October 6, and Tuesday Afternoon and Night, October 7
Best ireus Troupe
IUJ.IU
rPJTPowr)Kn Co.,
C5"A good story is told about an
old hunter, who used to trap about
Mootehcad Lake, by the name of I. His.
His reputation as a great bear hunter
extended far and wide. Several years
ago, when bearskins were very fash
ionablo for sleigh ropes, sportsmen
about tlio lako in tho fall would engago
one of Ellis; aud, as the old man' was
poor, would pay for it iu advance. He
had bargained for one in this way oue
year, and when the first mow came,
started ofr with his gun and soon came
upon Drum's track. He ran all day
without overtaking him, but encamped
upon his track that night, and early
tho next morning took upthescout nd
followed him all that day, with no bet
ter success than on tho tinnimi dm-
Tho third day found his aged limbs
stiff and sore; however, ho ma'lo an
other start and ran till well-nigh ex
hausted, when ho came iu sight of
mum, wno Had stopped lor a few mo
ments' refreshments, hut upou seeing
his nursuer started off auaiu at full
speed. Tho old man took aim and fired;
but Rruin did't stop. Feeling too far
gone to run another step, ho shouts
with all thoonorfrv nf distviir ! "Vnn
may run, and run, and bo d d, but
(hero nint a hair on ve that liplnncs tn
yo,for Pvo sold your hide and got my
...... r.. :
HKY0ND TIIK MISSISSIPPI !
ThoUgdDili llAVd nlrnflv fvnnn .it.l
Uiouaitnda more uro turning thuir ejus to-
lutirHa rwtur hnrttna In 1ft tli.. f...t1.. W . 9
Tothoto going to ilisBourl, Kansas, No
liraekt. Colorado. IHhIi. AVvnmlni. '...
VHdn. Orci'on or Califnrnl
niond a cheap, safo, quico ami direct route,
viu St. Louit, over tho Jliesouri I'ucltlc
rnilroml, which runs Its flno day coaches
and Pullman Sloonors from St. Louis to
principle points in tho West, without
chango. Wo buliovotlmt tho Missouri
l'Hcille railroad hus tho bust track and tho
tlnest ind pafest equipment of any lino
wost of tho Mlislssippl, and its connections
with rouds fnrthor west aro prompt and
roliahlo. Tho Tiaas connection of this
road is now comploted, nnd passongorsaro
oll'orod a first class all-rall routo from St.
Louis to Toxai, oithor ovor tho Missouri,
Kansas & Toxas railroad, via SeJalla, or
over the Atlantlo i: Pacific railroad, via
Vinltia. Pormaps, timo tables, Informa
tion as to rates, routos, ots,, wo rofor our
roadors to S. 11. Thompson, Kastorn Pass
ongnr agont, Uolumbus, Ohio, or K. A.
Pord, gonoral passengor agont, St. Louis,
Missouri, Questions will bo cheerfully
and promptly answered.
KMIOHATION TURNING.
CIIKAl' FAKH8 IK BOUTH-WKST MIMOUKI.
Tbo Atlantlo & Pacific Hailroad Com
pany olTors 1,200,000 arroa of land In
Contral and South-west Missouri, at from
J3to$12por aero, on seven years timo,
with froo transportation from St. Louis to
all purchaera. Ollmato, soil, tlmbor, mln-
nrflf wcaHIi. ichonls. ohnrrin .nd Ian.
abiding tocioty invito emigrants from all
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IMMIGRANT TICKETS
FOH 8 A Mi, I JorBil. fPOH SALU
'OH -JALK.J Fonw'J I POH HALK
Pare frjm I.ivkhi-ooi,
Knro from Lonicki.kh
?ro frotu Gi.acuow,
Paro fr-'tn fJuiKMt ioh's-
Ap'rU
I'' CAIP.O, : : : : : :
J.Tr Mo.ri. Can.'.
15. F. IJLXKE,
i.-'iiivc-or to II T. Of rniild.i
STEAM AND CAS IVITING
Aiul Dealer hi
Gas a.nh Stkam Pm-k Pirrin?.
ci.mtr. am A.a,K vi.vi:n,
i.i:ad cum: and i'ilmp.1?.
OH ANDILIERS,
PENDANTS,
RItACK ETS,
GLOBES, ETC.
0Irivp well put down In any part of
181! CO.M.MKHCIAL AVKNIMJ,
moss in.orit.
A 30QK FOR THE MfLLIOH
i iii M I'lll I
or bo .tout to W.rry. on U.o i'hj, "aloe leal"? "
ttrlM .ml r.wltloMBf tli.Minal jvii.n, uiii ?i!T
l.l..t dl.cor.rle. In producln "anjCTMuig off
rf'nit, prMerTlDn tit. conipl.xlon, c.. 8
1hl$ ii.nl-'ireitlnzwork of two .---lr.,1
.lit j pig., with ymmrn .ngriTlnVud contalu?
.aloatl. Information for Ihote who ut aurtldM
conteop at. marrUp . , till It I. . look fh.t ou,M
foWte. ' "J not UM
hlKIM TO TBI AimeiZD AH8 WWBIWAK
vt.p.aiur b.l,.uril..... I. or bow d.SioriM. ii!.'.
or, ib. dlnun iuoiIomI In hi, .or...' fflo., rf. ,'n
Wltm HirMt, Ul...a tl.tU- .tri CbMnut.ni Lili 1 U
CHARLESTON CLASSICAL ACADEMY
CUAHI-KSTON, illSsOUUl.
Tlila Ik a tif'honl for hntli bayab. Vnll ctrt.
hlon began Septeinlier ii. Course ol wtmly
embraces ancient and modern languages,
ttiiitlinitititlu. uolnnttwu l.'n,H..ti lli...itir..
music, wax work, painting, drawini;, utu!
For eatalnirnns rnntiilnlnv full inrlli.ttl.ttv
address ,1. 1'. Hhannock, l'llnelnal.
10-1 -tt
JOPL1N k WEBH,
OE.1KII1I.
OoMMisaioN Merchants
DEALKIW i.N
COUNTRY PHODUOE, CHAIN,
l loiir, llnrun, i:r,
No. C Howaud'h Row,
K3rilhcral advances on fonsiL'hnmenH
tiutm ij niti'ii Itohll'll H1IU OllP
omc idea of tho ilnlTH'nin Wn nr.il
sources of this gigantic show m
gleaned, wiieii it is known that it rcq
iu iraiir-poriaiipn irom Dubuque to O
Of G0 Cars and 2 Engines.
2,000 Living Wild Annals,
BIRDS, FvEPTILCC,
VS ondrous C-ariositlcK,
!reat Performers, Men Vnm.n fl.iM. ,,
Ht rsot and Ponies, aiiiong whn h are the
FOLLOWING l.LWIMNtf PIIAI I HPS :
A (Itatid MHitBgrii. i.f b n v m ,1
animal. Tho larL'.it mil l at ... r. " .n ,r
HviiiK wild lit!,sis ...v.ir . -x '.it. iv i A turn .
tnr Whaln A liiir of livimr s i., r
War oli.ptmnt 'Salndln.' P i . r ,,,,.
phaft (J i.vti A iitio ' Tlio er-a o t I i t'pr
lornifr. .U'l!n DcCrnnvin,.. , . ... i, ,.
iron jtiu, wlui lifts with Iht t tn (i P0 n
nrj.M.ei(i iuir.,1 with witter. T..u ...n . t hihI
finest pair nf Hnvnl llun"al Tic, ! A fur r.
Ica. lUal Tartury .-btH. Tho lnrpcsi nl k
Khinocoro.. Pryi. .lohnfoii f dm of nor
formine; Lions.
TP T-.fJ 'J TSfT'TJ -n
HTTP
ON TUB UOAD, COMPOSED OP
Fifty Star Performers.
SEE OUR GRAND STREET PARADE,
forming agrnndholtlday pageant over a mils
long, introducing a living lion loose in the
tin-Din; olophantn, campls, drove of Shetland
pomes; knights and ladies on horseback; a.
long Ifiiu of mugtiillccnt animal dang; the
cnliro Hotlnuo ijally decked with flags, plumes
tnottoo, iiiiililcms, and headed by LONG'S
SI1.VKR CO H MKT HAND, in gorgoousuni
forms, ii ined in tho Grand Golden Car of the
Muses, drawn by n lino of matched horses;
tbo cntiru outfit forming a grand stream of
glitUir and novelty, well worth fifty miles of
trr 1 1 tti n'i.
The exhibitions aro given under
TIlltKK hKfAHATK TKNTrt
or pnvilions, each ot which is as large U
two ordinary circus tents, and brilliantly il
luminated with gas at night.
Adults, co cents.
Children under!) vesrs, J5 cents.
Ono tlckot admfts to Mcnagcrio, Museum,
iiijunriuuui auu iircu?.
In eonsctiueneo of the immense labor reuuisite in unload nml uromrn this
1U,H nni'Lt I'vm runtinv , .1 ..... .. 1 1
i i j .i wu i o iv.j in i iu. itir ii o un ii
malil. Tho
Given On Monday Afternoon.
.u uiiioaii unit prcp.iro tins
nl performance on Monday
R9
GRAND STHUBT PAHADS
will not take placo until TI'ESDA Y MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK. Let
all see this grand holliday pageant for it will bo u sight long to bo remem
bered, and will givo you uu idea of tho EXTENT AND RESOl'liCES OF
TH E Dlfi SHOW. The Htb.v.mkii .Ii.m Fisic will wait to convey passengers
up the river until tho conclusion of tho the night exhibitions, thus giving
tliopo residing nt Metropolis, Caledonia, etc., nmplo time to sco tho entire ex
hibition and return homo by bed time. Dim t forget the placo and date,
w miva A J v W A VUMAIi W atVAJ V4. I AU J
First exhibition. TondflV Ilicrht nt 7 o'(!l(H1r ! $P.nTirl nvl.lh.Hrm Tnotailnv nfl-nnmnn nf.1 Arnr tliivl nnA loaf nvl.M.r
tion, lnosdny night nt 7 o'clock. Won't forpct that ono ticket iidinits you to Monn.crio, Musoum, vVquaaium and Circus
wiinoiii extra cnan?e. j'JU'il'juw JU tiKK ill I'J J J I u u ric3 1. TH I JN Cr OA WTl.I'JULS.
AVill also exhibit in Blandville, Kentuckv, "Wcdnesdnv, Oct. 8 ; Columbus, Kentucky, Thursday, Oct. 8, anil remember
CAIRO, OCTOBER 6 and 7.
S3
WORTH OF GOODS
AT OOST.
Tho nndersiiiiicd Avill conlinuo sulliiitr llie re-
nmiiuler of liis Largo Slock of
AT ACTUAL COST.
As I am dntormlnedtocloso out my prosont business as soon as pn.inlbl .
N. R.TO AVOID ALL MISTAKES HEREAFTER, THIS STOCK
WILL RE SOLI) STRICTLY FOR CASH
DISINFECTANTS
COPPERAS
BllOMO CHLORALTJM
C A 1133 PLATE OF LIME,
PERMANGANATE OF rOT ASH,
CARBOLIC ACID POWDER,.
CHLORIDE OF LIME
POWDERED CHARCOAL.
AT
PEIOB3
.oRERS
dtOtUUT. MtLIJCa a CO.,
CORNER WASHINGTON A YEN' - - " -
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