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Ji. W. I'AMiKit, Uon'l Eupl.
1. WlLso.v, Oen'l Pattent;cr, Ai;t.
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IHO, AIllvA.NSAS AM) TKXAS
AM) CAIRO AM) TUL
TON UA1LKUADS.
'ho mr1- Mtiil trilitv iHrint rnltlii (rum
ro to .InrAnnnnort. I.ltttn Hork. Hot
tbe SoilttiWOht, hud (inlveloti, IIotiton.
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LAUYI UN.
WILLIAM J. AMjBN,
lTUKJNri V A L JjAW
OAIHO, ILLilNUIH.
novor jqrit Millonoi umik. ii-iiwra
HAilUKL '. WlIEKLKlt,
OAIHO, ILMN013.
Wtll&iu 0. Mulkgy
MULKKY
& SON,
TTOHNEYS AT LAW
OAIHO, ILLINOIS.
ittii-.a: r.iL'Qiii nruui. uuitvueu v.uuiui.i
land WanUlUKvon acnuc9.
URKKN & GlLBIfiHT,
ATTORNBYb
OOUNSELOKa AT liAW,
in inn i uuubi(
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In AilmlfkllT cJ
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I-1IYNICIAHN.
II. WAHUM'iH, W. i).
W. G. STAJjIvKK, M. D.
miA iUi.1iiu. 111 Pnmtnnri'lnl Avn
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A. J.llOK M. D.
Ollloo over Thorns .t llro'n. grocery Moic
r .t m hi f t ri1 ni nvi'iiiii'. i-niiiui ii iiiuu
ii ncniUUIil.U jH II 4llaih'. w
UP r UUt luuutu nti'u
VII, M. HOWARD,
j-t-r at -m.T ii nrT"ni nT
in ajiULxiii iXi gunvjiiJU.
If I" 1 1 . r. . .IHL.Tlj lti I'WJ&aillSl.w Is1 t
AND SIXTH 8 Til BET.
Avuahlngion A v. and Walnut mi-cci.
2Ci!-3-'JMf
DK. W. JSLAUW
GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
ludcrs Block (up Maitt) f orrier 8th Stro
and "Waehlncton Avouuo.
96
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OAIHO, ILLINOIS.
jf
lie
oariaM,
JOHN U. OBERLY EDITOR:
WMMm
Reported Expressly for tho Bulletin.
MAILS.
Np.w Oiii.ka.n-4, April 20. TLo mailt
from Now York up to llio IStli nro r.
ci'ivo.l. Ttiu oHinlnU of tbo Jackioa rail-
nmd uuiiuur.co ovorvthln in oxder from
Now Orlqaii.i to Cairo and ilntnnliU tar
tbii trnriijiorlHllon of tomla and patten
F,"tt. .I'OLITiCAL. "
Cincinnati. April 29. TLo conitllu-
tlunal convention pninod to the third
reading tbu followlnif altornatlvo propo-
tltlotm to la voti-d on loparatoly by tbo
punplo :
l'lrtt, I.lcvnin to trafllo in tpirltuoui,
vlneoiu or malt llquori, under tuch re
trlctloni nnd limitations ui tball bo pre
tcrlbcd by law, may be granted, but thli
(cntlonabnll not prorcnt tbo gonoral ai
rembly patilnc (Urh lawa to reitrlct iucb
trftllio nnd cumpeniate Injuri.n rpiulting
thorcfrom, at it iloomi iircmiary.
hocoml. .No licnnin to trnlllo In intoil-
fHttnt; liquors atiatl licreaflcr bo granW
in tun itatf, hut tlio t'oicral auombly
mav by law reitraln or prohibit tuoh
tralllc or may jiroTldu agalmt cvlli riult
i:i; iberefrom.
UXAT0H -R'AnllMUKX.
IkhTo.s, April 30. Sonator Wailiburn
to-dhy I'iiil to tho logl'latHM bii rmlijna
tloti of Uio olllefjr ot L'OVcrnor nd loft for
Wtublnnton.
I ontributioni bero for the I.oulnana
ullurcra amount to Hbout $43,000.
CIlLME.
A- il ITTKI).
OllK i(.-, April 30. V. II. IUrritoQ.
tn a'iiror of tlm (Ilotn Tliertro, who wai
arrealet on Jklanday, aftr tbo burning of
tbo tbeatro, on n charge of haTlnc let lire
to it, wat brought boforo tho police court
ttiii morning, and nftor tho examination
bo wai honorably diicbari;ed, there being
l'i: the iiintt it ground (or tne diargo.
TO 1IK 11 A. Slit I).
IUHVl!.t.E, Kt., April 30. George
AVcler Alfred, (colored; convicted of the
murder of Dr. Granville, will bo hanged
to-morrow In "Vaih!nton county. A
'Courier-Journal' letter iny the" con
'Umnod man U preparing a full con
f. ation, implicating tm wifu of the mtir
dcred man who is now out on ball on the
tame chnrgo as a party crimlni in tho
murdor.
Yarioui attempt! at tbu rexue of the
prlwner, taid to have proceeded from
ii -i. Alfrols friend, have all been fruatra
t l anil prpnrationi for tbeoxecution aro
beinu perfocte'J. Tho condemned man
ha profoiiod faith in the Catholic church
and eiprnaied a willingim to die.
1Iat!IUimt,N.1!. April 30 tiallien,wbo
murdered rulin,h&a mado confeaiion, lie
faH bo wm Incited to tbo act by I'aulln'a
wi'to that they inljjlit coiitummute their
liaion by marriage. She opened a knife
anil Kav it to him, tollioi; him to look
out fur li'.r huaband when bo went to the
woo-U fr raila libit day. Ho promised
to do to r.ni iccrctid the knlfu on hie
person. "When bo met l'aulln next day
in tho wooda lnt raid to dim "l'aulln, 1
am KOinK to kill you." His victim then
on bun dud kneel "implored It iris tor lime
to contoc his fins to h priest uhen bo
would bo willing to ! killed or would
Iciivo tho country Whilo l'aulln waa In
this suppliant attitude the prisoni-r struck
bun on the bead vfilb a slick, minning
him and tin ri Unlshi-d liM bloody work
with an ax.
I'aulin daughter toitiliod at tbo in
quest that bur mother wcih to Uallivn'a
bu.1 one night and told him that her bus
bum was asleep in tho next room and
thcro would bo h good chance to kill him,
but that sin) awakened her father and
prevented them carrying out tboir design.
PROBABILITIES.
NVa'-iunqto.v, I). C. April 30.
l'or Lower Lako region, light rain to
night, followed on Friday by east to aouth
winda, rl ln temperature, partly cloudy
weather nnd at night possibly rain,
Tor Upper Laku region, briak and pos
sibly high oast to south winds, high tern
Lttraturu, cloudy nd rainy weather on
Friday.
V'or tho Ohio Valley mid toulliwest
ward o. 'IVnnesseo. Arkansas and Weat
(iulf states brisk aouthcast to aouthweaf
winds and high temperature.
For Uppor .MUalrsippi Valloy, Minne
sota, lowb nnd Missouri, brifk and possi
bly light southeast to cuusbwest winds,
high tcmporaturo, cloudy and rainy
woathor, accompanying a atorm, whleh la
apparently advancing eastward over Da
kota. Tho Ohio river will continue falling at
Fittiburg and rise nt l.oulevillo and Ev
Riisville. Tho Mississippi below Cairo
will remain nos.rlv stationary. Caution-
nry signs continuo at Portland, Eaatport
and Dulutli.
1UVER NlfiWS.
1'iTTauuisti, April
0 inches nnd falling,
cold.
30. Klvor 16 feet
"Weather clear and
VlCKsnuito, April 30. Up Alps and
bnrires. Down Hoo and tiargos, Suaio
Silver. Woather clear nnd pleasant
lliver atationary.
Cinciknati, April 30. Klvor 45 foot
nnd rising elowly. Arrived Andes,
AVhooling; Hen Franltlin, Memphis. Do
partedAndy Ilaum, Memphis.
New OniiKAVH, April 30: Arrived
Mary Houston, LoulsvUle.Carrlo Kounte,
St. Louis. Departed: 11. 0. Yoagv, St
Louis. AVentlier clor nnJ ploasant,
llivor fulling.
NArtiivii.Lic, April 80. Tho rlvor rose
2 Inches in tho last 'U hourt with 34 feet
on tho ahnala; woathor clear and cool
Arrived Ella Iliighoa, upper Cumber
land. Departed .1. AV. l'hllllps, rills
burg.
Kvankvii.i.k, April 30: 'Woatbnrclear
nnd pleaennt, but very windy. Morcury
48 to CI, Klvor risen S! foot; 34 feet by
guago. Down: Mary Anient und Key
stone, midnight; Morning Star, '1 p. in.
Hp: Chns Hodman and Idlowlld, 4 a, in.;
(loo Koborts, 8. Ilualneta very dull.
St. Louis, April 30. Arrivod: Had
Winft, fit Paul; Mlnnoola, Dubuouo; Bob
Koy, Kflokuk; lligley and llobbs, Ohio
river; Bella Mompbis, Momphis; Maggie
and Dolphin, Illinois rlvor; Lewis, Mis
souri river; Paulino Carroll and "Warner
and barges, Now Orleans, Departed:
srrXiX.acTi33r ErtraD3Diir'ai,
CAIRO.
Hob Roy, Keokuk; Johnron, Oalena; Mat;
glo, Illlnola rlvor; Northwestern St Paul.
Itiver falling. Weather warm.
ilKMPHls, April 80. Jackaonport, In
dian Bay and 0lare.idon, on WhlUrlyar,
are Inundated. Tha oflicert of tho Ht
OenevIoTB report the whole country, from
Sklpwlth't landing to the mouth of tbo
Yar.oo, under water and the populatloa
aro In a detlltute condition. River rising
alowly. ArHved: Quickttep.Wbtte river.
Departed: St Uonevitya, Cheater, St
Louis; l'ark.r, Cincinnati.
, yiVrItE APr.il 80--niw ritin
fatt, 20 foot in canal, 18 f.et In cuute on
fallt, Weathar clear and windy. Busi
ness; good. VUp Wick Longworth,
Lureka. Down 'rhompton Dean, Tom
Jaapor, Itover and barge. The Dean
went through the draw and took CO torn
of freight to the Mew Orleans tulftrers
free of eharge. Tom Jatpor bad to lay
ovor until to-day, from difficulty of ob
taining hands. Fred Wilson and tow ar
rived from Cairo 44 hcurtout. Cherlei
Bodman It due at midnight. Two flat
boatt loaded with emigrant!, mulaa.
horsoa, wagont, moveable, etc., ttruok coal
feet at l'addy Kun, below thu city last
night. The boat were small and all wat
lost ozcept the people who were tared by
Capt Jim Duffy and crow on the fleet.
fjnakwalT
Nw YoBK, April 30. Money easy 3
4. Sterling weaker 4 87 tight. Cus
toms receipts 8C4,060. Gold closed 121,
lowest point of the day. Carrying rates
1(34 and finally 2 per cent. Treasury dis
bursements 62'.',000. Clearings 33,700,000
Government bonds closed steady, state
quiet, ralltoad bonda ttrong. Stocks
openod ttrong and advanced but during
the cloaing hourt auflerod a tllgbt relapse
from tho oxtreuie buoyancy of the earlier
part of the day,but finally closed steady
with n fractional recovery in tome cases.
MARKET REPORT.
MEMFUIS.
Mctirnis, April 30.
FLOUK-Dull and unchanged.
CORN MEAL Excited and hlghor
a tiO.
CORN Sotrce and firm 86000.
ATti Quiet and weak, &8w)80.
IIAY Timothy good demand, good
active at 1821; inferior nominal at 13
10. BKAN-Market bare.
LARD-3teady at 10Jllj.
BACON Quiet and uachanged
CHICAGO.
Cuicaoo, April !0.
FLOUR Quiet and unchanged.
"WHEAT Steady, No 1 aprlng 1 30;
.10 2 1 48J, 'Pt 1 tSf May: No
3 1 lDfal l&l.
CORN Steady, No 2 mixed 6tlo tpot,
CCJoMay. '
OATS Steady, No 2 46e tpot; 4e
40Jc May.
RTE Quiet 91W2c.
BARLEY Dull and nominal, No 3
1 60.
FORK Active and advanced 16 35
1C 40 cash.
LARD Fair demand and advanced
!i 90(a(9 95 cub or May; 10010 10 June.
BULK MEATS-Steady, shoulders 7Jc
Julv; sugar cured 8o tpot loose.
WHISKY Dull, holders are not will
ing to make concessions, 04c bid, &5 asked.
NEW TFGRJE.
N kw York, April 30.
FLOUR Steady with a moderate do-
mand; super 5 85t 60; common to good
6Wu,C bi kockI to cnolce U COffio' to
white wheat .X 0 65(7,7 25.
"WHEAT Dull and unchanEed.
Itlh-uuliais uoi iu.
BARLEY Dull.
CORN Opened Arm but doted dull
and lower; new weatern mixed 83(587;
new yellow weatern fcO8"Jj mixoJ and
yollow 8C88; white weatern 8G.
uaao oieauy; new western mixeu
C164J; white western 05yC7j; mixed
weaurn in atore 7J.
COFFEE Steady; Riol821f.
SUGAR Firm and higher.
l'ORK Quiet: prime moat IS; old mett
lti: new mest 17 May.
BEEF Unchangea.
OUT MEATS Quiot; long clear 10:
short clear 10 J; pickled harat 10J10. v
LARD Active and firmer; prime
tteam 10 April 1010 May.
W UlMKi iiower at vi j.
BT. LOUIS.
St. Louie, April 30,
HEMP Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR Quiet but cood Inquiry for
gradet 4 6905 50.
wheat-uuii, ro t tpring l ao(g,
1 '-!; No a red fall 1 39l 40; No 2
1 50.
CORN Dull and lowei. No 2 mixed
ofl'erod at 00 caab; no bidt.
OATS Eatler, cloaing lower and un
settled; No 'J mixed aoid at 6252.
ii AKLiKi nun ana nominal.
RYE Dull and easier; No 2 1 00 .
PORK Quiet, tttndard mett held at
16 75.
DRY SALT MEATS Quiet, dealert
for April in round loose lots firm at 0c;
shoulders 8; clear rib t); clear tides 80.
8c;
BACON Quiet, shoulders 6J0Jo ;
clear rib 8J"c; clear sides 0109 cath
loose, clear rib told 91: clear tides, buyer
May, Ojc; canvassed hams 1214o.
iiAKU uun, prime tteam nominal
0310c.
Wins
H1SKY Firm 94c.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, April 80,
FLOUR-Steady.
"WHEAT Quiet and Arm.
CORN Firm, 05C8c.
OATS Demand active and advanced
4867e
RYE Firm 1 05.
BARLEY Dull and unchanged,
PORK Firm 10 7010 76.
LARD-Steady 10 12; kettle 10 12
10 26.
BULK MEATS Dull and drooping,
shoulders 06c; clear rib 88 00; clear
8J09O.
BA
AOON Dull and drooping, thoul-
ders 6o olear rib 9c,
WHISKY' Firm 93o.
NEW ORLEANS.
Nnw Orlkami, Aprii. 30.
FLOUR Firmer, super 4 80, single
extra 6 60, trlblo 0 00(0 26, choice 7 60
08 (0.
BACON Held firmer, 7810i
LARD Firmer, tierce refined, 10J
10, kep lOJCijll.
MUtil.Aeaiio r air, reuoueu, imgu,
choice, formenting, 70; otben unchanged.
C.W. DUNNING, M. D.
HE81DBNCK corner Mnlh and "Walnut
Street. Office corner Sixth ttreet and
Ohio levee. Offlco hourt from 0 a, m to
12 m., and9p.ru
labia, la-rk btebht
FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1874.
WlWCKEIiAWBWtjtl.
R. SMYTH &. Cof
WHOLENAIiE
LIQUOR, DEALERS,
No. 150 Ohio Levrc,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
B. F. PARKER,
(Successor to Parker & Blake,)
Deulcrlti
PAINTS & OILS,
VARNISH KS,
RRUSHES,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW GLASS,
WINDOW SHADHS,
And ike celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL:
Bross' Building, 11th St.& Oomerclal Av.
CAIRO, ILLS.
NEW LIVERYSTABLE
MILLS Yi PAUKEIl, Proprli tor.
Tenth Street, between Walnut and
Ington.
Wash-
Uaingpurchafiedtlio entire stock, Stable,
Horses, Carriages, Bugglet, etc., ot Dr.
field, and added several new "turnouts."
Mr. Parker now invites all hit friendt, old
and new, lu wantot Saddle Horses. Double
or Single Carriages, or anything else In his
line, to give him a call. 141 12.1m
C. H. WHEELER,
IlEALKIt IN
WOOD AND GOAL
OFFICII AND YARD,
10th St. bet. Washington & Commercial Are.
A Urge supply of Pittsburg and Big
Muddy coal conatantly on hand. Stove
wood sawed to order. Orders for ceal or
wood should be left at the office on Tenth
tareet. Terms, cash on delivery.
R. JONES,
Boot & Shoe
MAKER,
Commercial Avenue.
lletweeu Tenth uud Klevenlh kircefc,
tJAIRO, ILLS.,
Is prepared to till order without delay.
Uehax a fine ktock ol imported leather on
hand, Jutt reeelvvd lvoru Jew York, and bat
put down bis price, to the lowest uoti li
8-4-2iu.
it
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Vdloan Iron Work
COMMERCIAL AVENUE,
orrosiTK
Hlimi BTBEET.
JOHN T. RENNIE, Fp i
FOUNDRY.
MACHINE SHOP
FOKQEB AND PlfX FlTTIKO,
BTKAH KNHEM,MILI.,TEAHBOA1
Manuiacturea ana repaired.
special attention given to ugni aud noav
irging, home, bridge, railroad and Jail wor!
forg
and an wort: oi n simitar cuaracior.
Steam and iras tlttine iu all 1U branches.
A full assortment et Morris, 'lasker & Cd'i
Philadelphia pipe and nttlngs. iirast goods
etc.. and gas fixtures always on hand,
PIPINO OF HOUSE FOR OAb
VI ABB A Bl'KCIALTT.
Agent for Cameron s special steam pumr
and boiler feodsr. Tbo best manufactured,
Coil's patent sypnon pumps, ana Judson'i
patent governor ana governor vaive.
The following euginet, etc.. for salo :
Two steamboat engines, 184 luch boro ot
cylinder; Uvo roet stroke, aud in good order.
une sieamooai suau ana crank; wrot iron
One engtno for hoisting freight; 74X10,
Uno 10X20 saw mill engine, with shall und
crank tor mulv or if ant: saw, socond hand
One new 7X12 engine; my own manufao'
turo.
Also, a seond-hand etave cutting ma
chine and Jointer, und warehouse bolstlag
maauino, iu goou onier.
Engines aud machinery of all kinds bought
ana so ui
AMANDUS DER.THINQER,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT & SHOE
XliXia3.xi?Aotvuroi'.
6th Street, next door to Bristol & Sitlllwrll,
Cairo, XIIsb.
Fine Boots aud Shoe Made to order on
short notice, of the bust French audAiucrl-t-an
stock, ami tit und satisfaction guaran
teed. Tryhliu, 7-4-H-tf.
InlMi
a - xtd "waHcusraroisr
OFFICIAL PAPER
NEW GOODS!
Lowest Pr loos In tho Oity
AT
BURGER'S NEW STORE!
Corner of Ninth street and Commercial avenue, wlicro may be found tho
LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST
STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS IN CAIIIO.
Poplins, Diagonal!, Cashmeres, and Spring Dress Goods, all sold at prices
which
White (iooda, Emhroideries, Neck Tien, Gloves, Cuffs, and Notions made a
Special it j.
A FULL LIKE OF
X.adi' and Claildran's Sb.o.
Burger keepi right up with the times, and offers no goods but those which
aro new, elegant and stylish, and cordially invites the people of Cairo to givo
hira a call and examine his stock.
Phil. H. Saup,
Has REMOVED is
CON FECTIONERY
WMhlntiton Ave.
CAIRO,
Thit
American
younelf.
is the only place in the City
and r rench Candies. All I
COAI.
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ILLINOIS
GOAL
I.SAVP. OKDKItlj AT
jOTHslliday Bro.'t office, No,
Ohio Levee:
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tSTHallldayBro.'s Wliarfboat;
CrO ai rirypuan mius; or
3T At tho coal duuip, foot al
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between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, umce v commorutai avenue, up
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OF CITY AND COUNTY.
COMPETITION.
Oor. 8th Street.
ILLINOIS.
whero thero is u General Assortment of
ask is to call and cxainino them tor
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SPINNING IMI'KIl STOCK CO.
Ill ClU'MllllllSIIOCt,
Nl'. I.OI'IN, sit.
PAY THE IIKMLST CASH PRICKS,
7 cts. por lb for Soft AVoolen.
!1 etc. por lb for "Wool Carpet.
1 3-4 ctt. per lb for Wool Blankets.
2 1-4 ctt. por lb for Old Clotb.
I AIL0KS' CLIPPINGS
A SPECIALITY.
Want Cotton
Watte Paper.
Bags
Old Book and
156 3-21-3w.
FINE MILLINERY GOODS
t UIJ.ll NI'IIINU UOOIIN
MRS. M . J A 0 K S O H ,
(Formerly Mrs. Swandors,)
announces that alio has jut; opened a InrK
assortment ol tho
NEWF.ST,
ilOHT FASHIONABLE,
AND HANDSOMEST
Millinery Uoods to lio lound in tho markft
Slio will keep on hund
HATS, IMNNKTS, f LOWKKH, JHI11I0KH,
Dhkss Tkimminqs or AM. Kinds,
Laiiikh Fchnisiiino Ooodh, Notions,
COIXAUH, llNl)KKHLKKVK, RUlTFa,
Ami all l'ooiIm lound lu lnllllncrv tttoros. all
of which will bu illapoxod of al tho lowest
caan prlcea, Airi. .ihckhou respociiuuy
asks a continuation of tho pataonage which
bus tieon so llbvtally bestsowed upon her liv
Die ladies of Cairn and tho vlcimiv.
llABUKUN.
DAN1KL LAMPKUT,
FASHIONABLE BARBER
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lilgkth
Slroet, between Wtshlngloii uud
Commercial Avenue,
CAIRO.'.ILLINOIS.
TERFBI8E SAVINGS
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rE CITY NATIONAL
ibo, iL.i.iauits
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1100,000
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A. B. 8AJT0RD, Owhlor I
WALTER HT8LOP, Astlslta Caibt.r-
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D. WltUAKSOI, HtlTOlB BlBD
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a0flITa rw.WeJ, and a .nsral btakTaa
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FI RST NATIONAL BANK
V OAIIItt.
K. W. MiiXBi, Pr.sld.nt.
J. If. Phi i lips, Vice-President.
CriAa. CtmmoHAM, Cashier.
aOIiLKOTIONS PHOUPTLY AlADK.
EKIidanuk, eola, Lank notes a4
Ht.a BMinilti.. bouaht and sold.
UalU
I Allow
TUa Bteita
THAT
DR. HULTZ
Irl DEAD.
HE IN STILL LITIMU AND IS CAIK
His offlco and dispensary at
NO. 22 EIGHTH STREET,
Dot. Commercial and Wasmngton avenues
It U true, the doctor H onn of the oldest
Physicians Of tho nlace. and hll illnlnm..
tnat hamrs In Jils oillce. HlinwM that fin h.
beon 32 years m tho profession. Ho Is doing
a hrircr ollloo nrautlcu than nnv ntlmr nhr.
.icliiii, t routine all kinds of chronic disoasoa
ui .uu iiiimnii nii-iu, nuuu ni uiu ulv,,..., ...
all dlscaucH of the sktn, humors and blood
poisons; abo uncases 01 Uio turoat; also
all discainH ot tho oyos of ynara standing ;
aUo artlhcial eves Inserted', tlstula cured
without tho use ot n knilo ; cancers curod
bytho application of medicines; pimple on
tho face removed: all uriuarv diseases
oiireil ; all forms of venereal and nrivato
diioanuH curod In tbo hliortent time ; semis
weakness ami Helf-ubuso cured iu a slior
timo.
It Is self -evident that a hIivh clan treating
cases for twciitv-two vcars aeouires creut
nkill. '
All consu tat bns conlldentlcal. In ncisou
erby lettea.
mouicines lurmsnod at omce in an
19-23 tr.l l)n. David Hultz,
FURNITURE
AT
LOW PRICES.
I take pleasure in calling
tho attention of tho public to
my iesh and lull stock of
new and elegant Furniture, at
mv Furnituro and Matrass
Factory, corner Soventeonth
Street and Washington Avo
nue. My stock embraces
Bedsteads, Wadrobes, Bu
reaus, Sideboards, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Matrasses and, in a word,
all tlutL ia uaoful or orna-
montal in my lino.
This boing the only manu
factory of Furnituro iu this
city, I proposo offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a large redxtion
in tho prills of r.ll my goods.
C'jJ1 r.r.d oxamino my stock
uitd securo an outfit of choice
Furnituro. To tho wholesale
trade T oiler special induce
ments. Noto the placo
Corner Seventoontli Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
Win. EICHHOFF
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
nituro and Matrases.
We 2.273m.
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