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C" il UnUlito "1 1'ythtn, inccta every I'ri
'l" H'Klit at luilf-past icvcii, in Oil'l
l liinecUorUiniiii.iiiiicr.
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I... I.. ......I,.,,! llnllT nf Olil'le-
, U',V ." ' - .,... . . . , . . .
'VWW nl li iir-l't Mien. "r nmi on
t 'i.iiiii rri'il avenue, lielwten f Ixtti ami fvwnlli !
tl ecU .lull II (Iimhm l.s, N (i.
......... .a... a .! 141 I' VP f I t i IS
i iwcts I
jii OM-i t Hull on till- flrliiiil
Ihli'l
1 1 es I ,J In i ut) IIIOIllll, ul liir-r.i.l HUM
C K MI.AtK, C. 1.
( A I IIO 1,01 Si). ?C,.V. &A '.M.
if. .1.1 i.. .-.it..... I.. Mi-
f Mill I'! IUII, tUll.IT l.n.ll,UH'ltl UMIllH
' " 'ami l.ulnli Mutt, on Die second uml
. uitli .Muipl.it ul etch iiiuiiUi.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Wllllloll- S llftMIIIM.
A 00 I. ti.t?rrtle, )mux uri.iul ilc-aipd
ii.i". Aftjt'.y In i cr ' n in !. F. Bennett, at
I i llo t Ml Mil'; Oill.-e. I ll tl.
l rrt.ll flupiily.
Mr. I'. filzitcruld hti- jt reeclved and
' . ' ii sale nl 111 "les room a large) tos:k
I l-.lMi ali, porter, llriiny brandy
'i I .ines, and liquor of all kliida, whfeli
( w HI dispose, of at teii'onntitii price.
iW-M tr.
MHiiil liHrlcH.
(lo'jl slmr'si room on ihe upper lloor it
be Saint Chiiles inn iio huil, withboird,
it I he very low rate of per month
.Vnlh c of ttetiioxnl.
The woll known barber shop, corner
l.'fhlli and C inmercinl, prodded o;r by
.lie popula artist, (lnorge M ltih'j-e, has
removed one ilnor iiirth on i oimn rr !, In
it ' (iniiil On1 ml Ittito', The ucw nt'0. Ii
ni.i .ii t c until ilh'Ui, n l tn.a w ii.Itk
r r liln r nrti Ii'' hi Hit vjy of fjlil"!i
. i l i'r i-ntiipp, n'nootli lnc, 1 1-.. will I
i j w . II 1 1 chII at Hip liranil CfittrHl lUrLtr
i'lniiii (iii'l Drufiu Timing.
Mr. M. Ivu'ma ilVre u to )' th it 1 l
r'uly to r n'Ue or'l';i for I'uno n l or
tntiliiif. iiiiiI ri'lu'rlinf inn. ral l.i.ltu
mi' it. Onli'r may le If It at the comer ot
rhlrteiiith aii'l Wlnut Mict, or I'. O.
Hot fiOi, and will lovelve prompt iiit.'nilon,
81-2-lfI 3m.
UiirciiMinre.
I have ju rt'cUril the largi't 'k'rt
mi nt of Que eiiware an'l (iln-iH-ar, of the
ht q ialtly. wlilrh, IiiIiik lwmht f..r c.ili
il rcct I'osu th Imptrtvr anil 1 iiiiifaclu
ror., I a-n umliled to .rll at prict- which
'!' . oinitltliin, , :
Whit' (irani'o Hrcjklaat I'lilctlTc peri-ft
V ' .ii . r.iirle Cnpi and Sjh-
i- witbou' himlif. . 00eMret.
h- il unite Cup) aril fail-
l' ! . ' ItJl hllO(ll", 76c r tel.
I v MvMJoWeU, - MM: per,et.
I UI.im Tnhlo Tumi is. )c prrsrt
1 "i. f i vryb"ily lorntlmlexanilon my
k or (Jue n all 1 lilao'Viira nntl cni.
I ri' pi. .().
I h ,e .il.oJut ecivl a hrgelHToli eol
T .' t. anil 1'uciiet entlrry, Mlver l'laieilnnd
l!.i'.tanl.iTabl ami Tim Spooni aiel Soup
1 1UN llAimi.i.v,
Cor. Sixth A- Com. Av.
io nml Hee ll r.
I an l'onU ot liotli anil Uwir.llMK lioue.
n );".'lltt' thlr silvat Un to call upon
i ilcinin, I.imil'e, No ts Kour.h
Urict, hutucen Vlintni anil Coiiiimr
clal nvcn'irs Until aiel tio irlln-hoti-c
vtIiI' ;:. ?5centperiloo. V r piece work
r r ir ai t'ilow : ftinjcle ihlit mil cl.
u:, c: p ruzcnH r; .oek 5c; two col
'v.'iMwj h".ii'lkprcblot, 5c; ve,U iUv;
k.j .i I Kr.lli'iitcnN wear, HiUs. per
zri Millet drnc, 2"i to 60.-;
fk ri, 1 t) 2iK; dr.iwcri 10 to J&e; two
i a r ii i' f-c; two eollarr r to li'o. Kor !
i Mm clothe il iio p: r dozen; lor !
I c line r'otht-r, l 5tr per ilocn; done
Iranii'ly, and promptlr delUcred, I'a
Tjiia-'c lullcltiil.
.'llllllll'O lillllllk,
Mr. Hu'.t. has the Urgent .Mlt'lticry torc
In the city ot Cairo with a largo iiod: of
MHI-ncry Ooodi ot all the htet fuliloiii
and ttyle. of l.idU-,', Minis' and Children!
ha")., and I.adlci' IiohiioId, trliiimcd or mi
truuiiii' I, all ol which have li-cn carffully
tel' I'tcd, tin I bought tt the veiy lowett
t Lb l'rli ' i at tl.cfimr dilfcr lit tuirket'
."t. i 'ills Chic );o, Clnelni'iiti mid New
York, and which Mio will i II sr for ula at
cj Now U your chance to pet your
11 ti. Ca 1 and ire hnr tiff ore ion pur.
clia it al other phec. .-ho ha a 11; n
orttiiciit ol I.idli's'ML-.i".' -md Chlldre
Plio . all undo to onli r, tli.it die will oiler
fir al llf j per cent cheip' r than ran he
bought it any othe- p'ace la the illy of
Cairo . ul'O, a a-ioty nf other notlirt.
Mils. M. C. !lL'i.iz,
Wahlnt'Jiiaenue, between Tenth mid
KIcvcp liMrecl. 42.:M!Min.
TllUe ollei to 'I III.
am pre; arcd to iuiiili.li to eimtoineri
Hoots and Saoe;, of u line materia', a neat
In (It and cheap In prlco cju bu proiured
by pcr.nlttlnK fpeculutiic pr.ions or men
not idioi'iiiakera having fricnd-nlioeniakcrj
llvlri; In the Kavt, to scud lor them. I nk
bankeri, public oHlccrs and othor perjonp
to take notice nl thU ani.oiiuccmcut. 1
make Hoots and Shoe In any Hjle and of
every quality, (five 1110 a trial.
Hcnii'inbcr tho Jocillon of my shop
Twentieth street botween I'oj'l.irtn.'i'tand
Wadilns'on avenue, noirtlio Court IIoiih'.
0 l-lii-tr. Wm i;iim:iih.
Notice.
1 have received a Urge coinifmncnt ol
lhoo celebrated "l)onietlc" Sewing Ma
chines and hope to hcrcnlter Mipi ly thodr
nimd 'IbociU'oo'niy ruunliij; sliort of
machines vas the inabilliy of tho company
lo supply the demand It costs you ii'jthb'K
tw.ry those maclilKos lurti 'H la want of
now maonlnes can tot the (ir.-nt Kins ol
a I inncliliio by leaving their ordeu to
"brhiK a nn. blue," at the agency,
1-H-if. Hannon'h HoohSToiir..
The Hear! It 11 Wonilerl'iil l'liinp.
tlin valves ol which o cn iiud hut mventy
or c fbty times per inlnuto. Iran alcohol'c
itlimilaut bo taken Into tho blood tl:o pump
workftinuch fuiiter, and thUuuuatiiraUpecd
woaie out tho vital m ichincry. All the In
toxicating nostrums advortho I aitonlcs,"
"renovators," "corrective," iVo , produce
this disastrous cllcct, ami litnco all lntlll
gout Clulithins arc thankful that lilt,
YAl.KIIH'SVuaETAIlU'. Vt.NKOAtt 1IITTI1II3
an Invigor.uu and Alterative without n
King Ii everywhero Hipplantlug tticsj
proprietary poNons. 4-15 lw.
Two.llorno M'utfon For Hnlo.
A new wagon lor alo at a bargain. Ajt
lly ni tkt Bwi.tTiv eenutlna-roem. If.
lie utl.iiit.
CITY NEWS.
WKDNKSIMV, Al'llll. 21, 187."..
Local VI entlicr l('iirl.
I'AIIIO, ll.t.
A il it 21 Is").
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Urn. I 'I iir. I Wish
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Cloudy.
Ihruii.
' Thiint.
ItnliiMl .I'liiehoa.
HIO.MA1 JO.NTS, Seriil.
s.,r .. a.
'Die Itciult
Mr. Winter ha licrn i-lictiil Mayor liv
n innjoilty of IliirHi ii otos. We tin not
Willi to (llnciiM the cmio Hint lel to Mr.
Morrli"' ilcfi nt. nml how L'rawfiilly t0 t,
ilcrtM iil (it tin; little miilorily. If Mr,
Wlnirr hnll prjve to lw ilthir
wlai- or f:ixH Mayor, we elmll h ii'Tctn
My Mtoiillu'il. The iit'oile Imve inaile
till Ih.m1 fur tlicmiHilve'. Wu .lmll we If
they lwp In It comfortiiMy tlnrln tin
next two yeam.
I.IIHl
llctwecn Winter' Kor. ami tli Iti'LLii-
fix olllce, comew here on riftccntli tn.ut
it l livhVveil. u pnlr of jjold f-ietiiulua
This fliHler will leruwanliil h retiirnlni'
th knme to the Itru.KTi.v ollli-e.
UiiMiiilr .Vol Ire.
Kiihir iiiceliiiif of Alexnmh r
ur, Ni). 127. Onler of HhM
itii Star, will l liel'l tlih (Weil
lie.iluy) evening. All nifinlier am n
qikatri to lUtend. l'.sstr. II. J.Yo.V,
Sfcrvlnry.
I'm' ltcul.
The lirlek lioit lately ik-'..Ii1 liy
Cnpt. Tull, Mtualnl on Wn.hlntoii n-
flilh', oppnulte the CuMolil IIoiM'. Ap
ply tnT. Itohliimni. on the prt'iiiiM",
I'tirlor I'oiieerl.
The IhiIIc- ol the Pre'liyterliui ehnrcli
will kMve n rlor eonw-rt lit tho resilience
of-M. A. Mavkle on Tliurixliiy evrnln
22ml ln"t. AOiiiMoii 2.1 Mnt. l-20-:tt.
l'lTkOIUll.
A. V.'. 0UrloIi led on the stontner
lllk .Mctnplil", hint night, to .iiciil the
iiiiiimt month unions liU lelatlvea In
Cbie Glranleau.
Mr. I'lenuit', ol the Sviitfor 6Vi
ger, publllieil at Jack-uin, Teuii.. cilleil
on n vi utenby.
'J-.lB fairs .V Ml. (.mils K. It.
'Jlie eartiinjro of UiU ro.nl f.tr the Hrl
wik ol IhU monlh were $d,.ViO 05, or
wlikli ummtiit rl.Wl 07 were ja-'iijfer
eriiliif. When the line U oentwl
j rejHlariy tlironjrli to this city, menf.'(r
I earnings will be Inen-nwil a half. If not
doubled. mlffCfllniiooiu I'rulslitt will be
iloubliil nml coal inon- than doubled.
Take it for all In all, the C. A ?t. I.. 1!. Ii.
will be one of the be-t railroad properties
In the .Stale. We would rather own it,
ii!ii'nctimlK.'rtil by debt, than a ltotiHiiii ;
and to till city It will lo n more ti-elnl
roil than either of the other- that have
tlwir termini hcri! always provided, the
otlleern of the road are wle anil Imve the
ability to comprehend the ".Ituutlon."
To All Wlinni II Mny t'oiieeru.
1). T. I.luej;ar, K.. ha aitthurizeil
the t!iiilt'nliicil to tender to the audience
to which lie lectured last Sunday nllit.
ntul to each indildual inrmber tliercof,
an oxprrtklon of tlw lnocre regret lie
fWds for Ids ollciiklve intemuees on that
occasion, nml tor (lie caok to ublcli he
Ii compelled to aM-'riU' tliein. He feels
timt lie has outraceil tiie Lecture Coin,
uilltw, who invited lilm to leeture, quite
a jrievoit-iy as he did tho niembors of
tlio larye audience whoassembleil talleiir
Iilin. anil to one nu:l all of the niytviiiler
this l'is sincere apology.
I.i:rTfi!i: rowinTi:i:,
Liberal lSeliVjiii Society.
liicnriiiiiL-,.'. r.
ilw. lluinbold U Jcv pifpaml to
bleacli and remodel all Viud- of hat, in
the latent style; nl-o trim. Coarse
br.ild, 50.'. l.'.-Meiu'.' I'lftei-nth litt,
iM'tween Walnut and ed.ir. Mfl2w.
T'.VO YEAI'.S AGO.
Tlii ViiIb toe Jlnyiir lie'ilaleil-llou
Jinny VoIom t;..c!i tVooil, VVInler mill
MlliJ IIP l.lit.
I'or the Infiiriiintion of our readers anil
that they may compare tho voto of yes
terday lor Mayor with Dm voto ol two
years ao, we rive Iwlow iu detail, the
olllcldl vole ea-t at tiie city election In
lti7:i :
VlttiT WAIII).
Wood fi7
Wlutiii' , l.V)
Swaync 20
Total.,
207
HtCO.VIl WAIII).
Wood 11.1
Winter..
107
Sway 110.,
12
Total.
TIIIIU) WAIII).
Wood
Winter...
Swnyuo...
131
70
0-1
Total
t OUItlll WAIII).
2:12
ISO
US 21
"209
Wood....
Winter,.,
Sway no.,
IMIMMMHMHMHMIlMI
I Total
ril'TII WAIII).
Wood 120
Winter SO
Swaynu 1 1
Total 1SII
Tho majorities wern as follows: In
the 1'Irst Ward, Winter over Wood, SI);
In the Second, Winter over Wood, S2 ; In
1 tho Third, Wood over Winter, SS ; in llio
Fourlh, Wood over Winter. f2; In tho
Fifth. Wood over Winter, 70. Wood's
majorities njrK rotated, were 1 Ml 5 Win
ter's were 105. Wood over Whiter in
thu city, SI. For Swayue. 110 votes
wero east ; fur Wood, C25 ; for Winter,
Ml ; total vole of the rity Yor Mavor,
1.395,
THE ELECTION.
Mil, WIKTCrt ELECTED MAYOR
THIUTEEN MAJORITY,
BY
A.le.v, flcrk! llliiUe,Treniirrrt Ittnclc,
i n.V Aliurney
I'he elictlon yosterd.'iy pnt'eil oil
inietly. There were no llcliK mill hut
few ImNteroiH ileiiiontrntloiii at the
poll. The principal interct win coiicen
trated Ijf the eonte-t lor Mayor. As will
be -eeu, u lioavy vote win cast 200 more
than were polled two yesii'.i ii"o. The
reatol luereue Ii in tho Third Ward.
Tin. vote in detail U M follow :
I-THST WAltl).
ron juvoii.
Winter ICO
Morri..
12;
AVIiiler'e majority.
ron ui.iuiK
A.xlev
Il:iuf;ln
Noll
lit)
7tl
1 on iiiiusuiimi.
IChi'ley.
lilaku...
ll.'l
137
Kiiiley' iniijoiity
KOK 01 fV AI'IOII.VKY
0
172
Oil
Ciiumncham
Hlack
Ciiniiiiixhani'-' majority
Hilt AI.DKItMt.V
Yoeiiiu ifxi
v ueox
Vociun's majority
SIX'ONI) WAKI).
KOII MAVOII.
12.)
Wlnler
102
ISO
Morris
Winter' majority
ItJK fl.lillK
Axlev.
IK!
7.S
S2
Hawkins '.,
.Nott,
rou rniu.sciir.n.
lllake....
17S
ISO
10
Klinlry.
llliiko'c majority.
run cn v atmih.visv.
Cunninliaiii
100
1SI
iiiiick
Ciiiuiliilmin'
run mnjority. 0
W.DKIIMA.V.
liittcnhoiiM?
210
Vetiwl
I'lltPiihniise'. majority.
TIIIIM) WAIJD.
I'OU MAYOIt.
131
Morn
ISO
IIS
Winter.
Morri-
majorlly
WJIt ChKKK.
Nott
l:i7
!'l
OS
ISO
101
fcS
110
1211
Axiev....
ilawklli'...
Itlake
KliNi-v
ron iiirauiskii.
Itiake's majority
rou cirv ATroii.vnv.
lll.M-
..nn... ..........,,,,,,... 1 ....
Cunningham
Illaek's majority.
ron ALDHUMAK.
i;
iMrlier 21a
Mel'.ncil (j!)
I'.irker'" niajorilv li:t
roL'KTH WAUI).
rou jiAvoit.
MorrU m
Winter is:i
.Morris majority. 10
rou cMiiiK.
Axley
70
ISO
SO
Hawkins
Nott
ron tiii;asi!iii:ii.
IHako niri
Kln-lpy 117
lllako'.- mnjority,
, ...........
10
170
112
Oil
rOU CUV ATIOIINUY.
Illack...,
Cunnliiliaiii
Hlack'i majority...
rou Ai.ur.n.MAN.
I'nlier...
White...
20S
OS
loii
I 'a tier's majority...
FIFTH WAIM).
ron MAYOtt,
MorrU
Winter.....
1.11
o;i
Morris
majority 41
rou cuiisk.
Ax lev
Hawfdn
00
SI
'ii!
77
00
120
no
Nott
rou TiiiiASunnit.
Itlnke
Kiiii-Iey.,.
IHakoV majority , ,
ron cirv .monxiiv.
Hlack
Cuiinliii'liaiii.
Illaek's majority 21
ron ALtir.ii.MA.v.
Lancaster. 17;,
Corcoran
CO
US
Lancaster's majority
KKCAl'ITULATION
rOU MAYOIt.
Winter.
Morris..,
713
"30
lii
Whiter' mi
Axley
Hawkins
Nott
Jority
rou cixnu.
Sll
417
ICO
Axley over Nott , 7s
ron tiii:aui!i:u.
ninko S07
Kinsley 02 1
Ulake'e majority
rou CITY AVrOUNUY.
lllnek oo
C'linnliiyhani 070
mack's majoiity
1". 10
Korlnhle.
The i.io.-inK sociable of tho Liberal Itc
lijilous Asi-ociatlou will take placu at
their hall to-nl'dit. Thcro will bo tho
u-iial coiiife of atuusrnu'iiLof which dau
cintr will hu thu principal feature. liUen
burg's string baud will bu prm'Muml a
pleasant time is auticatcd. Everybody
Ii oniillnlly Invltvtl to uttrml.
Tlint Triimiiel.
The gentlemen connecleil with the
German Lutheran church, who took tho
trouble upon themselves to eanvas tho
town In order to give everybody 11 chance
to cut a ballot for the company who they
thought was the most worthy ot tho trum
pet Micceedcd in selling in nil one. hum red
and thty.four votes, iiinety-si- of which
were cast for the Arabs, twenty-nine for
tho Hough and Heady, twenty for tho
Hibernians nnd nineteen for the Delta",
and the Arabs were presented with the
prl.e. .
IJencriil IletiH,
Seaice free drinks this momlug,
J. Ilurgcr t Co. hae the largest
stock ol parasols, umbrellas and sun um
brellas in Cairo. Children's urolntru
inarkably low prices. The-e articles are
going oil" rapidly, and ladies should call
before the best of the stork U gone.
Thu election, yesterday, was unlet
and orderly.
The hou'elieeiiers' department at J.
Burger A C'o's will delight the numerous
lady customers of thai linn, Tho table
linens, toweling, napkins sheetings
pillowcase muslins etc. ete., are of all
kinds anil qualities and the prices within
the reaeli of everybody.
There is 11 eae of small-pox on the
corner of Walnut and Twelfth streets.
Neck ties of the newest styles, hand
some, makes and the Illicit a-sortment of
collars and cull's, to be found in thu city
are I'or sale by .1. Burger A Co., lit popu
lar prices.
Itegnl.ir passenger trains on the nar
now gauge are now running on time.
Ladles' nml children's white suits
liraldisl and embroidered : linen suits of
all color-, can Im- found in th" city only
at .1. Burger & Co's Children's suit's
from SO rents to $5; Ladles' suits from
$2 to S20.
The .lack and .lid troupe will appear
ntth Atheneuin, Saturday niijlit.
Wi' cull attention to the large nnd
handsome -toek of gent's furnishing
goods Jim brought to this city by .1.
Burger A Co. These goods have all
been selected with great care and are of
tho latest and most deslrablo styles, and
sold at bottom prices. Outlcmcn are
reijiiesteil lo call and sen for themselves.
The Turner society will give a pic
nic Rt I ort .IclpTjon on the 0th ofMav.
The slpe water hn almo't eutlrelv
disappeared from Lake Shnuncnsy, and
other portions of the city ulll soon be
rid of It iire-enee.
White goods, the hand-omest line
ever broii'dit to this eltv. lncludlntr
Piijiif's N.msooks. Swi inu-lliis tarlet-
ans, etc., all M-Iliiig nl prices lower than
the lowe-t. for sale tit J. Burger 6; Co's.
Ladies will save money by examining
these good- before purciia-ing el-ewhere.
Now that the election Is over, and
the consequent excitement has sub-ided,
our people Mill once more settle down to
bii-ines.
Custom made ladies' rtiul children's
shoes, all guaranteed, for sale at the low
est prices "I ' Burner & Co.'s.
Summer silks ot the very best ipml
lty, prices ranging from OS to 00 rent-
per yard, may lw found nt .T. Unrer
& Co.'.-.
lUIui! Tom will Im iho next hitere-l-Ing
featiue in Hie amusement line, who
will appear at thu Atheneum Frldav
night.
.1. Burger Co. have the most beau
tiful assortment of embroideries and la
ces in tiie city of Cairo, retailed at whole
sale prices
Tiie II lies t selection ol dress good- of
the very latct stylo and all the new fabric-
sold at prices which defy competi
tion, at .1. Burger A Co's.
The little folk- and big folks arc an
ticipating a gala day on the arrival of
"Yankee" Robinson's mammoth show
next Wednesday.
Single button kid gloves, good qual
ity, SO cents, double button kid gloves,
superior quality, 7S cents. Call and see
tiiem at .1. Ilurgcr A Co's.
HOWE
THE WORLD RENOWNED
cniLlNAI. HOWl
Sowing MachinQ
Cnn i'f cfli tit our nftlr n 11,, v .
whou' will ulM'.iyn Ih found n fuit ami complete
Dunn. ii MIJipiJ Ol
. Spcol Cotton and Mv
livery person Ishlng to luy a
Pivat-Class Sowing Mrtchino
Shoiilil not fjll torallnnd examine oiirmarliimt
nun imiis ncioiu iiun.iui.luri tUcwIicic.
We claim for this machine
(i renter lliirnblllly, Minpllclt.v, iilnl
Iiniy l'0ieriitlnii,
Ami liettr r mlailcil fur all Uin.le nl' work Ihin
any oilier machine In Iho inarkit. and will
gtiaruutiM cntlieeatNCiclluiij mlJuii
Monthly Payments if DcBircd.
TIIE HOWE MACHINE CO.,
Corner l onimerelat airnuc ami Ninth St
I'AlltO, M.I..
i-it-tr.
VAitii'rv HTonr.
OTew-Y'ork Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
XjttX'SOSit
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Goods Sold Vory Closo,
Cornr 10th St. and Commoioial Av
CAIRO, IIXIN0IB,
C. 0. PATIER & CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
loo BoLckcr Is now In full control ol
tho Washington bakery, and baring learn
ed tho wants of tho public, Is prepared to
Hinply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Uraliam bread, and
everything clso ordinarily lound In n llr?t
classbak' ry. Ho maintains a full stock o(
confectioneries, and can, as well as any
other dealer In tho city, till all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, (roted or orna
mented on short notice. Specla lattcntlon
given to the orders of wedding or picnic
partlci. 0'12-tf.
For Item.
Two good residences on Twentieth street
near tho Court llouie. Alio the Court
Houe Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at II.
iloycr's Cigar Store. Jacom Kims.
MO-lLi.
A New Mljlc.
it. Block, boot and shoemaker, on Klghth
street, between Wunhliigron i:id Commer
cial avenues, has just rucched a new tjie
ol UM, and is now prepared to make a boot
tnat, lor iicMncss and comfort, cannot be
excelled, (lire him a c ill and exaiulue
this uc;vst)eof last. Dl-l lidni.
Alli'iilloll. Willi YViiiitH It?
A singer Sewing 31 u hlrie, er htpstltn
proved, nearly new, with all attachments
lor .ale tery low on Ic.ke plan, live dollars
per month until paid tor. little contim
plallug ptircliailnga michlno should not
all to see this machine, at
I'll tf. Ha.v.no.n'h Booksioiik.
Nolllrllilll .Veiv.
I have jut recived a complete nsort-
mentof flas Shades of all sizes and
slinpe., "tiltablo for clocks, wax llowors
etc., nl-o .Moss and Chenille, and ile-
iileand ladles' Traveling Baskets the
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
I). IIaiuma.v,
Corner Si.vtli and Commercial.
:5-2.s-tr.
Attention, Mciclmuls r Hie .Stir
rniiiiilliiK 'ounlry.
I hxc a lull -took and can always Oil or-
dcrs on (iioensware and :liswnru at St.
Louis prices. Tho following I a list ol what
I line on hand at present :
Lamp chimneys ofall kinds, bv tbs Bar-
rcl, box or dozen.
(ilis Lamps ol all sizas nnd kinds.
10 dlilcrcnt -iNlcs and kinds of liar
Glssj.
Lamp Ihiniers o( all dccripMons.
i.amp-wlik, Iteer mugs, Ulns Itenectors
Oil ciiHiidclleri, Cake Stand", OIs
Fruit .Stands and In fact cery thing In the
Crockery and Olvswaro line.
1 will giuranteo to duplicate any bill
purchased 111 St. Louis and i'C equally
as gooil an assortment, as my suck Is com
plete In all hinds of (Juccn and Olassware.
I abo have put up In eaiS for the retail
trade, Buckingham and YtllOw ware, which
I will sell at ;: per cent 01T the regular II -1
price,
A No a lull line of Tabh and rocket Cut
cry, 1'iatcd, Ilrlltanl.i, Table nnd Tea
Spoons, aim Soup Ladles. Cotno and sec
fory.uirslve3. D. IIaht.uan,
3-2:-tf. Cor. Mxth 'c Com. Av.
Hie .ki r lllM'Oxrry.
W. Winter, Ibe artist, Is about to pre
sent to the citizens of Cairo a new pic
ture, wiih nil tho coloring of real lite.
Tiie means of working thee charming
and life-like pictures will not 15 with
held from tho public. The )homs oper
undi Is as follow s : On the rigid hand
side of the camera is attached a mill
which contains the pri-matle colors iu a
pulverized state. As the colors pa-s into
the camera they are received by a fan
wheel which keeps the atoms iu
motion. The photographic plate, while
wet, Is then placed iu the camera the
sitter being iu po-ltiou. The handle ol
the mill is gently turned. The cap ol
tube Is removed, the image ot the slttei
begins to form while pas-lng throu
the colored atmosphere, the particles ot
du-t falling where they properly belong
When, Presto! you have a beautiful pie
ture of yourself or friend.
Mr. W. is also making a picture called
the nonpareil, a beautiful style, suitable
for lockets and miniature ea-cs. Large
assortment of tho latter on hand. Gal
cry open dally.
LOOK HERE!
Hose Hulls iil i:i cr. lienrriplliiii
AT
I'll II. II.SAIT'S.
l-l-lf.
.flltlCC.
Illinois Cr.xrr.Ai. II ui ito m Company 1
AokmV ui in k, Caiiio, Apr. 17, IS70. f
To accniiunoiUte tlioso wishing to attend
the Odd I'VIowb' Ciifbratlon at Jonesboro
on April 2'tlh, the I. C. II. It. will run an
Kxi'iirslon Train. IraUng Cairo at 8 a. m.
arrhhii' at Amu about 0:15 a. in. Itcturii
lug. will leave Anna at .1:20 p.m., arriving
at Cairo about 7:05 p. in. L'xcuridon ticket-
will be sold (jr round trip at I. C. It. B.
ticket olllce. Jas. .loll.NSO.f ,
s"-Ls-dtd. Afcn.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Heller tor Voiinc .Hen from llm
cflcrts of Krrors ami Aliiiies In uuly life Jlan-
lion-l rentniisl. Iiiiiwlinicnts to Marriage re-
movcil. New metliod nf tieatmeiit. New ami
lenurkablc ituinllei. Hooks nml clrciiliirs sent
fust, intcuK-driwelnpni. Adilicj, HOWAItl)
AS-OCiA'I ION, till. V. .Ninth blmi, liiilaihl-
phla, Pit , sin Institution Imrinria liljfli rcjuila
tlnn for honorable conduct and rofuriioual
skill. im-l-l.il,tw3m
Notice.
"VroTiri: U hereliy hen lo the Slorklioldera
X of the Calm Uly l-Vrrycoiiiiuiiy, Unit Hit
iiilliuul iiuelliiri I'or thv election ol seten ilirccl
urs, iiiiilcoiisliieinillon of tuch olhvr biiihu'is us
m ij' I'omiiliefuiv il, will ho hold on .Monday,
Jluy 3nl ntvl, Mt lo ii'iinrk, . in. attuconfer
of Iho cnnusiny, corner Mith and Leirettieen,
III UiU city. HIOS. W.IIALMDAY,
Hecrelarv.
Oiilro, Illinois, April btth, lsT",
"i-l-17-dlil.
Eheriff'i Sale.
BYiirlucornrcxeciilloii tome directed by
the del k of the circuit court of Alcxaniler
nullity. In Ihe Stale of Illinois, hi favor of David
ililltr. nml HMlust llnollsl iloMrii, I have levied
upon in loiiovvini uesrriueu property, m tin
ciiiinly of Alexander nnd Mt ot lllinoli.lo
wit the nml h-u est uuaitcr of tho norlli-
west quarter of Mellon twcnly.irix
Ill towushli llllieii (M) boiiiIi, and in
raiilte tuirwest ol'thn Ihliil linnciiisi ineildlan
as Ihe properly of the tuiil llupii.t Jlnl-.lt ii,
vihlch I will oiler at public stleat Ihe southwest
door of lhttrouri'liuui in the city of ( ulrn, In
the county of Alexander and State of Illinois on
the .lutli day ol Apill, A. H,, 1S73, at the hour or
elev in o'clock, u, m,, for rush, to satisfy mkl
uxecutlon AI.LX II. UtVlS.
hlierln'of ANtnniler nunly, Illinois,
Odro, Illinois, Aniil 'M, W,
l-2)-3r.
RIVER NEWS.
"Waii Iiki'ahtmksit, iiivkii llrroiiT,
1
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AllOVI
Low WAian.
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Ml. Louis
CAIRO MARKET-WHOLESALE.
CuntttHl Dllyby K. .M Stearns, commission
liiae"" wfetarjr gf the Cairo iJuiinl ol
Klonr, irconlliiir to tJt
(Jurfl. Illl.tr.1. .nrtnl .. .
M OJ
ifiToc
.. fltJIU)
Corn, white, suckttl
Oats, mlxt'l ,
Until, sr Ion .','
Jlcit, iim dilisl '"
llnllcr, cliolce .Sortlicin mil, ic'kej"
lliitlrr.clmlre.-oulliini 111 euikisl
Kges, ,rr ilnii'ii
Clili'krni, ,ir iloji'll .
'lurkrya, iiitiIoicu
I lit
("s'-iJe
fa t'.'C
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ft'i W)
ra3(Sj
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,MIia, cihikc, ,ir lurrrl
A'iles, coiiiinuii, iitrlMml...
i-iiiuiun, jsrlHincl
O11I jru. iitTburul...,
Pun Pun!! Fun!!
Athonoum-Ono Night Only,
SATURDAY, APRIL 24.
J. TV T rvmrvn tg
f'fir'inifiil
JACK -JILL
Comic Tricli Pantomime.
fJil."i,r.,t. nndni'-t conni'i-le Tronic In the
niti.t .stu, riuuiMbloVliiiMtir, .Sew Yolk
t or full iarlletil.ir see pntrns i.rorirjrnmcj,
AilmliMion, 7, :' cents find ,.
N. I). ItlllllilClS. M.miger.
ATHENVEUM-APRIL 23.
MM TOM!
TIIE
I
A nirii-nM'-ri.li A VI ".II. t i
out inMniriinrt t.l-.i n,.. iuM,. . ..' x '
oi l, au now execute njual lo Die
FIRST ARTISTS.
HIS FAITHFUL IMITATION OF
Hon Steplitn A DousIsa' ftich, nn.l all
.Mii.i.-jiI In-tniinents, coietitnie an tnlereiliDS
IiiitoftliecnlerliiiuniHiI sh-hu
Ills "Itutlle or .siimatMik.
Hiisieniironoiineclliy critic as the finest dc
scrli'llve puce of mmlt i r comjKi-el.
Ailminlon - . ..V tents.
tj-UeferteiUrjtii at Itartuun's.
Special Aitciiment Notice.
pt'llMC notlee Ii heieliy Klveu thm the
.1. COUIltV I'nlirt nf Alevumti'i- i'Mtnilt-1,... .
il.'ii-l juilKinrnt lor u doevliil uteivmiii nt unun
uif liriMierty oriH HUiii iij Hie rcctinMiuxtlon of
me luiiuwiuic niMewuikii. ml:
i-uuiii iup in ruunn lntt,li'UHHi W nnlunz
Ion umlUiiiiiiiereluliivenuerii west tlilruf Wn-li-
UiKlon uvriiuc, lrolu lolirtli to Huh Muitm
east Hiile ot W uhini;toii uveiiue mini V'lllh to
l."tb tiieti norlli niileor Hlih atrn't from
Wushliik'ton to Ciiiiiinerci.il airnuesi north slile
olM'Teiitli fniiii Walnut to uilerly line nl Lnt
., Illockt.si north niileul'hieieiiili fliuii Wu..h.
flU'tllll Ulcllll.. In IVuiiillt Mlr..fi ...i.t iM-..,.
etviiinl elrietnj boutli sliteof I wenty-ilrst utrtvt
Ir.llll I'lllll,!!-!,. l'.hi.ti..M. .In.lj. ,. . ..
, I'lUIII .111 I. M'llll.'ll IFltlHIIII UI1I1 l.t.i..-
...... ......... nilirio, .Ulllll Bill,' UI
hirilith strtel lii lnieii V anhiiik'tnn unit t uiu
mercLiI utriiiirs) i-t side i.r Wuililiiclon uic
liuelrolll l.ik'htll In N'llirlli lr,, ti i,,,,il, .1.1. ,.i
Kli.'htli,belutru Wu-hluritiiiiuMiiueaiiil WhIiiiiI
eiivis wain sine 01 ?eeiun, ix'tMirn Wahiuir
Ion aieniie ami Walnut slrtel, us wilt nunc I'ully
UiH'ar rroinlhectrtllleiU-i)iyir the Juilriment
on Hie in the olllce of tlieclly clerk of the city of
i ulmi Hutu Miirr.mt lor the collection oi'iuh
iisi:3i.!iivi!is is in me nuutisni iiieunoersiKiieil.
All in i'Biiiis lnterttiit are hi rihy iiullileil tutill
linn i.i theiuiiouiits ui-csmiI, t the cullcctor's
olllce. No I iiiuir.eniiilaieiiui., lrltlnn llurly
Live from Hie ilnte lieivof II K IILAKI.,
i liy iiTuiin'ran. l.x-oillcio l ollictor.
Da'cl IliM 3lel .l.iy of .March, leTS
l-V-lil.
Chancery Notice.
SrAlEOrtlU.NOH, ALUXANOEIlColNtV. SS.
In the Circuit Court .May term, A. 1) is73.
Sarah .J. HiUm is John I) CiiNin, .M0e.s II.
I hlun, Jan.es W L'hl.-in, John s L'hlsiii .Mary
.-Inclafr, Nimuel Mneliilr, .Martin i;. Chlsiii,
l lam llill.thlslii, William I,, i hlsm, .Mnrlha
I i hlsiu, Mary Uiliiu, .MurllmChlsin Victoria
hlfin, Doc Nichols, l.llzalwlh I.yneli Hubert
Lynch, CulifiirniaOliMr.JiinuBOIiiir, 'Ihoiius
Nichols, Jane -awyer, .N'oiih .-uwjir, Caroline
llolilnon,.Ii)lin llohln-on, HHey Chlsiii, Wil
liam Holilnson, lloliert Hobinson, UeUcca llol)
liison, uml Jane llobiiison. Hill for l'urlltloii
Alliiliiilt; of the non-rudilcnce of John H.
I hiiiii. .Moh'S II. l hlsm. John . Chlsiii, .Mary
iiivi.ii, . ,-auiui-i iiiuiiiir, ..iiiriua i iiisin, I c
torla thlsm, .Mary t'hlsni, Hoc MclmN, i;ilju
lieth I.yneli, Kolrt Lynch t'lilll'omia Oilier,
Jiiiiub Oilier, 'llmmns .Nichols, June s'liwur,
Noah Mivjer, Caroline. IIoIiIiikoii John Hobin-
on, Itlley thKin, w llllam Holilnson. Ilnherl
ItolillKoii, Iteteccn Kolihisiin nml .lam- I,',, 1,1m.
son of the abort' named ilefemlanls, bavin Ik in
lllisl in the clerk's ollice of the said l irrult
l -ourt, notice Is therefore licithy kIscii tojou
llie said John I) thlnu, Monk II. i hlni, John
.thlsm. Mary Sinclair, s.imml Sim lair, .Mar
tha Lhisin, h'loriii l.hlsni, Mary lil.-ni. Hoc.
Nichols, LllaUth Lynch, itobert Lynch. Cull-
rnmla oilier James Dllvtr. 'Jhomaa MchoU
ane -awwr. Noah Mawjer. tiirollne Itolihisoii,
loliu Holi u.on. ti er lhli.ui. wmhim i.',,i,i;
nni, iiiiiuri iiooiiMou, ii,' i rn Kolilnson ami
June Holilnon, that the rouiiliihienl llletl her
hill ot complaint in stilil com l, on the chancery
slile thtrcol on tlie.Mh duy ol'Airil, A D , IsTS.
ami theriiiiou a siininious Issiusl out ofmiiit
court, ivlurnnhleoii the.'M Monilay In the month
of May next us is by law iisiulnsl Now unless
J on, the s lid iilmve named ilelemlauts, hhall
IH'iBiiu.illy l.e and iiiiear before the court on Ho
urs! day of thu next lerm Iheii-ol, to he iKihli'ii
iii uml ior the said county, on the .11 .Momlav in
Aliiv 11. l. ,iml iil.iil. iiM.r.r rt. .lb...... (o tl...
s.iiiconiilaluant,K hill of riinihlnl, the suine
ami the uritlers and lliiiik's tin rem chawd aii'l
stateil, will be taken as coufesis, nnd uiliriie
cnleird upiinit jo" nrconlliiKli , to Ihe lira) el
ofealilbill lli;Clll.N is YoU'.M, Cleik
(.ulro, Ills . A ril ' t)i. li-T.I.
( ranilall A Liui'Vii'. solicitors fur Cnmiil.iln.
ant. S-l-il-lt.
To Coiisiinnitlvcs
Tho advcrtlior, a retired physician, hav
ing provldcntlalij dlscovcrod, while a Med
ical Missionary Iu Southern Asia, a very
simple vegetable reined) for tho speedy nnd
permanent cure ot Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Cntarrh, nnd all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical s pc
cille (or Nervous Debility, Premature De
cay, and all Nervous Complaints, feels it his
dut) to make It known to his siiderlng lei
lows. Actuated by this motive, ho will
cheerfully send (Irco or charge) to till who
desire It. tho receipt for preparhur, and lull
directions for successfully using, tins provl
deiitlally desired remedy. Those who wish
to avail thcinselvos of tho bcneiits ol this
discovery without cost, can do so by return
mall, by addressing
Hit, tii.uu.ns p. Maudiui.i.,
ol XliKiua Street,
U.(.l-wKi. Buffalo, N. V.
EGGS TOR HATCHING
Vrom the following varieties of Vvkk Hkiu
Fowls '
Al S I'er lloaeii,
D.uk and l.liiht Ilrahinnst lttirx and rartridfic j
l'.,.l,lll.. III1.,IHI1 U'l,llA I ...nrnj. II.M.I.n. '
ami .-Uvir (Jrty Dorkinga
I vvurrunt one-hall ol" each iloien Kgf to
Hatch. I r they do not 1 will ruplacr them lit 50
ccutaprr dozen.
.Send atoniii for circular.
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. Mitrlbero. (tark Cennly, Ohio,
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