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SBBClCHIEft.
W. L. BRISTOL,
FAMILY
GROCER
coMiwHen nuJmMm
rm.
R. W. MILLR,
FORWARDING
AND-
Commission Merchant,
And denier In
FLOUR, MEALGBAIN HAY,
CtA-o. XJ.llt!.tt. 23-J.iiaiiic. Csnxer Tv.-o.f.. Otreet a.iA 'Wli.ahir.ct:& A.
VOL. 7.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, T I r JflSJD A Y, JULY 20, .1.875.
NO. 180.
Keeps everything portaining to
the line of Staple ana Fnnoy Gro
serieB, Woodonwarc, Vogotoblcs,
Fruits, too., Sic. '
Try My New Style Mixed
TEA,
Different Combination Prom nny
Bcforo Offered in tho Market,
and of Excellent Flavor.
Whittaker Hams
WISCONSIN BUTTER,
Sweet aad Rich
Central Hop Yeast
Again Thin Bummer.
:new style
LAMP CHIMNEYS,
SEE THEM
No. 32 EIGHT STREET
CAIRO ILL.
'OAI..
Coal Coal
PITTSBURGH,
PARADISE,
ST. JOHN'S and
PEYTONA CANNEL
COAL!
Orders for Coal by tho car-load,
ton, or in hogsheads, for shipment,
promptly attended to.
pfTo largo consumers and nil
aumufacturers, we aro prepared
to supply any quantity, by tho
month or year, at uniform rntoa.
CAIRO CITY COAL COMPANY.
PJIalHday Bro office, No. "0 Ohio I.tvto.
lUirhlay Ilro ' wharf hout.
At Kicyptlan Minn, or
At the Coal Dump, foot of TliirtyKlght
tyi'ont Offlc Drawer. 300.
JOHN TANNER,
Retail Dealer hi
SCOTCH ALB
-AMI-
English Porter
Imported from Now York City.
DEPOT i
No. 17S Waihintcton Ave.
Corner Eleventh St.,
OAIHO, XXjXj-
BEST! REST !
Evor present "Host for tho Weary."
MittrttM-d, I'illows and Holsters nt
6. W HICK'S
Mattress Manufactory,
r-.... ... U1...1 .. i i 1 1 .. . , i ... i . .
wuilci oi Ainrievlllii nun uijiiii nurci.. w-
twetn the New York store and L'ol . Taylor' of
Hce, u follows: Exceltlor nnd Shuck Mat
trwaiB, full Hlie, cotton top, 31 Mi ecoml alio,
cotton ton. "i crood idaln Miuck MtittrcHSvu. 61
and 'i Lounge, Hlnalu, anil i-rll) Mattresnea nt
leductd prlcea to suit the hard times, Terms
tmcuy cash. lllKhest casli price paid for rum
S-W-lUw-lw.
Th Private Proscription Boole,
lireiktiiliU, Cui rk, IVuiuniHWii, f 1U (
Hiula, itituoil, Hjdnn'tle, rlaofo-
j rLniiu.DaFkm m.-nw, i.u
ilixi. "" him na nervous iJtt
blUtrana Kxhauatlcn, Xmpoten
Lcy. tlctr KtrU tur bDvl til riWftM-anl
ill! frCUl Klnnam. T....J.n
-IMim. Uiuf, lurucy uii-t Uallli
r b MOUldX ftA Of-IAta for ll.n ToIkaIa
vtmIdUod Boob, tht uui mi tt
,lax, preicr law " . ..Vr "utn i- i
"tOT AMHIPAN HEMK0V CO..
M1 X
hi
union iii:ai.i:h.s.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Whnlr.alc mid U UW Drains III
Foreign and Domestic
LIQUORS
AM)
WIXKN OF ALIj KIX1IN,
No. 60 Ohio Levee,
CAIItO, ILLS.
MKSSItr. ."Jinil A CO. lave uiitly
a lory atock of the lt koo-N In tin.' iiiur
ki-t, ami Klwc-clal nttttitlon loll' lolnl
runch of the butlm-A
hi:.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
JOHN SPROAT,
Whblraaltt atnl IttUul Dmlir In
PURE LAKE ICE
Cairo and Kanknkeo, HI.
CAIRO OFFICE :
At Ilulcn &Wllon', Corner Twelfth St
and Ohio Luvto.
In 111 nm an Ice wapon throtiirhout the
frnion, ikllvcrlnir pure lake leu In uny
part of the city at tin- lort market price, unci
will nlofurnl-li my frlrnitu ounlde the city with
hy the cake or car I rad, pucktd In fairduat
or ahlpmcnt to ank iliaUmr.
iiti:i.s.
Grand Central
HOTEL.
COMMERCIAL AVENUE
Coi uor XJiBlxtla. JStx'oot,
WH. WJJTZEL. Proprietor.
A TIIUSTY
JL- tnilna mntl .iiiImmi.
watch kept nixtit and dy for
The lt of arcominoUtlona
Kii(tJ at 'I wo Dollars tr ilaj-
for
transient
i-its-tr
u'noi.i .sai.j: citm'citN,
STRATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
Ami
Commission Merchants
AGENTS AMERICAN POWDER CO,
57 Ohio Levee.
II A Thoin
I, Ii Thorn
THOMS & BROTHER,
(3ucciaor. lo II II UuU'ii,)
Commission Merchants
And dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
Foroltin and Domestic Fruit3 and Nuts
184 COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
G. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Pcaler in
BOAT STORES.
Commission Merchant,
No. 70 OHIO LEVEE.
S1
PKCIAL iitteutlou gluii tocoiiilffiinictita and
uutnK oniera
i'Ai. r amxhi.s.
B.
r. PARKER,
Dealer in
c?aints, Oils, Varnishes,
3t3rtXTJ3X3:33S.
Wall Papor, Window Glass, Win
flow Shades, &c.
Always on hand, the celebrated lllumlmitlns
AVKOIIA Oil.
Oornor Eleventh Stroot and Waahlnii
ton Avenue
CAIRO CITY BINDERY,
a, o. xxTTxaxj-s.
PROPRIETOR,
BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER.
lulletln Bulldlnir, Corner Twelfth Street
and Waahlmston Avenuo,
OaIto, Xlll-taoJ a.
rj-Countr nml Railroad Work specialty,
Mu un.cttin.
LITTLE BROWN HANDS.
A Vrrll.y I'licni. I,v .Mnr.V II.
ol' Vvnw rorilsllli'.
Kroiit,
In regard lo the line ilvcii below the
.. .. ....... i i-.. .....i...j i... -.i
louhitf-tateiiienH: The poem entitled
"I.lttlu llrown Jiani' waturiiienaooui
ten vcar ajro by it thirteen year old
H-hool lil of Crawlord-vllle, Ind., and
tmblMied llr.'t In the Jwiwl ol that
place. Cha. 15. llalplne, (Miles (Vliilcy)
who was at that time publMiInu' the New
Voik Citizrn, eiinie a(;ro il aeeldt ntally,
and, being very much stritek by It
beauty, reprinted It in.the fflu'ii, with a
enuipiliiieiiiary mention of half a column
In leii,'lh. 'i'hi! next week he publhlied
Ita-jaln, and di.toted over a column of
hit paper In calling atten
tion to iu wonderful beautv, pro
iiouneln It the llnust poem eer written
in America. 'I'hl. waMiotall; the week
following he printed it again for the
third time and gave a UU rea-on the
rare beaulyoflhe poem, ami the fear
that some leader might have ml-ed tee
Ing It. A few week alter till the author
ol "Little llrown HuiuN" received from
the ptlblMier.acopy ol ISInrlvil't May
mint, containing tin poem and quite a
lengtjiy editorial notice, -iluilar hi char
aeler to the one given by Ilalpluc. Since
then it has been printed and read nearly
all over the civilized world, but It is not
probable that more than one render In
llltv tlioicaud kiitiun even the author's
name. It U .Mai v II. Krout, and -be I
HIII living In l raulordvllle. "Little
llrown Hands'' thonld render her name
famous though 'he had never wilUcn
another line. Hut -he hni written many
other beautiliil poem. and is at present,
if we are not mUtakeii. a regular con
tributor to I he Orr' ami one or two
other llr;t-clas publications :
'liny diile lion.i- Hit rows from the :ituir,
I p thniURh the Ions lmdy lane.
Where I tie ipuill iMii'lle) loud In the Wheat Held
J hut i ello rilh rleninif pnilu
lliev llief, In Hie thick vavliiK navea,
W here the mirlet llpKI etrawUrry grow ,
'ihey gather the nrllet -nowuropx,
And tlicrtrct crlmwn hud ofthe roe-
They Vv the hay ill tlieineadou,
I hey sntlier the cldnr hlo'iin wiiltc ,
Ihey Hud where ihediiky graui purjile
In the iKifl tiutdl rtciuUr liKht.
'1 hey know Hlieiv Hie aiiple liatii: riH-it ,
And are awwter than Halt ' winent
lliey know when-the Iruit lunui the thlek-t,
On the lorjjr, Ilium blackberry lne.
They trather the delicate mh weed-,
And build tiny rantlc or.iud
They pick up the Itautlful fe.i rhelU
i'niry tetrkt tliat hafedriHeil to hind.
Thev from the tall, rocklm; tiee topi,
W Here the oriole'l hammock neat wIhk
And at iij;ht time arcloldetl tu (dumb, r
lly aaon th.it tin- fond mother lu.r-.
Thoe who toll hrarely arc ilronfetl(
The liiiiahleand poor become xre.it;
And from tlirie brown hande.1 ctillrlreii
tiallKro iiiltrmy ,.rtuti'.
The kii ofthe until ir and Hutenrimi,,
'iirf, .bu unl veimt of the land.
'Hie awoiil and the clil-.-landpnlctte,
Miatl lx- lield In the little brown baud.
THE LOST BALLOOMSTS.
PROBABLE DEATH OF DONALDSON AND
A CHICAGO J0DKNALIST.
SeeliiMlt Hie Oepnrlllro ot" I In- lliilloon
'I I ie Alr-Slilp in no t oniiilliiii for
lln-'l rip.
(Krom the Chh ao Tiibune.l
There Is every reason to fear that l'iof.
Washington nonald.-ou and his hale
companion, .Mr. Orhnwood of the Jour
nal, perished in the hurricane of Thiir
day night. Had the balloon been In lis
most proper trim, that rutliles tempe-l
would have orely tried 11 tanehne..
Uut 11, as there is abundant iva-ou to .u.
jiect, the machine was In no lit condition
to brave even the le."er hazards of a trip
acro Lake .Michigan, tht hope that
Douald-ou and his gue.-t reached
-olId ground In rifely .'eenis only too
de-pcrate.
Tlie departure of the balloon was full
of evil augury. An attempt has already
been made lif the Tribune to describe the
ordcrless and tumultuous uiauner ol its
ascension. . frail bag of cheap cotton
harnessed by wreath of old cordage lo a
crazy wicker basket, there were no 'Igns
of care or precaution in the pioce.-s of
making ready. On the contrary, half a
dozen liHllllcrent fellows In the hippo
drome service hung to It iuitllstle way,
and the aeronaut liim.-ell paid i-o little re
gard to the swelling jjlobe that one might
have been excused for Mippo-ing that he
had no concern with it whatever. It was
hnposMble to avoid noticing
1 111. KKXIS AMI P.VTCIU.S.
i-oiiio ot them very clumsily repaired,
which (IMlgurcd what i-hould otherwise
have been Us unbroken contour. Tim
ropes by which the car was attached
were knotted, s-pllccd and tangled In a
fashion more indicative of hurry and
economy than ol proper regard lor the
safety oi the professor and his compan
ions. Altogether, tho balloon wore an
alrol -habbiues,. and debility, not to have
detected which, In the llyht of thu par
ent evidence, seems unaccountable.
Donaldson was evidently very nervous
about tho start. He whistled vacantly to
himself, and took frequent observations
of tho wind and tho proniNc oi tho cky.
Sunburnt, duty, and rc'tlcss, ho formed
a plclureiiiuo contrast with thu apathetic
caiivasinen who kept tho balloon to Its
mooring3. The two repot ters who en
tered the ear together held no conversa
tion with him, and while they weielu the
heat of an inaudible dialogue, hu swung
lilin-ell', munkcy-fai-hlou, to a platform ol
who netting just under tho neck of the
balloon, In which unlragrant neighbor
hood he remained till tho machine be
came a speck in the upper blue.
mi: r now n
hail a good ihauce to KTiillnlze him, a
he loaned, In the attitude of an auction
eer, out tho tipper hoop and exchanged
ftouio tharp and nervous raillery with 'tut
licqualutauco down below. Hu looked
short and very square-shouldered, with a
gyiiiuasiVbreadth of chest anil blg-Jolnt-
cdness. ins coat collar was turned up
to siueiu a large, muscular uecK trout
tho sun. and u ullk hat was drawn down
over his lace. This latter was brown as
a berry, with hair cropped short, a thlcli
dved moiutiiche twisted up In an liuiuls
lllvu point tit each end, and u pair of 1
bright dark eyes which roved hither and 1
thither, dust behind htm the brasses, 1
and tho reeds, and Hut drums of thu
baud were braying and banging cheerily. !
A hundred wags shot ihelr quips at htm,
and once In n whllo somebody, with
htronger lungs than (he rest, caught his
attention and won a reply. I
,lust bcioru Iho balloon began thu sc
ries of fchort bumps and Jerks which was
,1... ...... iitii,. .r it. .1.1,-.. i.r, (.., 1 lAiHiiiKr.,
,.. .......1 1 1
covcreu 1 us e- c Willi 111s ilium iiiiu -iiz.cn
steadfastly ovcrthotreachcroiis lake. Ono
of the wags sung mil : ''Donaldson,
you'ipioltor out." Tlin ncronniil
wns ullunl lor tt tnliutlc, llien lip imitlcr
wl: "I wish to( irit I coultl 1"
I (Jiiinwood ortho Journal was in tlml
illiiy wlckcw.tr, pt'crlii'' tliroitL'li the
net-woik- of i-ojio like a cii-joljlnl. Don
a tlioii 8 wire perch win fully thrno feet
above. lillt- the iirofessnr played at be
IiiK eaplain ortlieair-lilp, llm polo pa.
feiiKeriiia.lehliii.elfat home, and tip
raWi!" a biitnlk. o circular, meant! for
aerial ill-trllmtioii, allied If thev weie
the prut Mon.
r.verybody laughed at the lljjhtiieH of
1 'nr' I'-jlit JonahNoii, who Imd his
arms turned round n nalr of
the main
rope?, and whose face was like
t. copper
uia-Ut.
'IheJournalM looked to bo a -lender
I young fellow with plain hoiiet eouiite
j nance, and was 'prion enough for one
on the eve of such alatal voviigeas that
Which, little n-ekhig, he was about to
take. That he realized some- of the per-
lb- of his -ituation win evident In the ex
I tieuie gravity of his feature, which
wore in uiari.i i i-iuiiit will-. Hie reck- '
le and i
MOL'KINtl t tl ', Till: Mill!.
It would be hard to d line the exact
moment of the start. Half a dozen men '
heltl to the cable and Hit balloon .lowly
mounting II or 1 feet mlM lo and Ir'o
a- If It were some mon-ter caught In a i
trail uml frantically bent on escape, Xow '
rolling Its huge bulk thh m.iv, now that. '
with )oiialdou swinging' Ironi the upper
hoop and (iiiinwood hikuil backwitnl j
and lorwiinl in lh- basket, t frightened '
the crowd Inlo a tuci-i--Ioii of stam-IK-de-.
Then l)onaldoi. give an order I
and (.irhnwood 'elztfl a .-and-bag and I
poured It.s contents tlirongh the cordage
on a score of unturned face-.
There was a vnt lan-li nil round, a
shower of hantl-bills from tin- ear, Hunt
lug to the earth like a hundred thousand
white llgitre, and befoie it- lllght could
be realized,
i m: ii.ii.Lox Mior ft"
into Iho clear tky and wiu .-oon hang
ing over the lake like sinbad' hovering
roe.
Douald.-on Mill kept his looting on the
lcrch and waved liN hat. tjriniwood
still K-eic(l through the hempen grate
willed Imprisoned him. and Micd btindln
alter bundle ol hand-bill-. Thu- amid
th.; shouting of the mob and the cra-h of
Hi" baud, the two unfortiintiles went to
their fate.
VKnnr.UAY mohmnu.
after a nlu'lit of hurrk.tne, there wa
early and anxioiii inquiry at the Hippo
drome for the advcntiirou-, pair. To the
llr.-t as well a to the latest qtte-tloner,
.Mr. Itanium's agents could only reply
with an expre.-Mon of hopeltiluc-ss. Don
nliNon had survived such momentous
peril In the pa-t, had come out -eathle-from
so many hand-to-hand encounters
with death, that there was excu'c enough
for being coiillilent.
Hut when later in the tlav a coa-tlng
'chooner brought news of the balloon'
dire peril at an early hour of the night,
some time before it wa called upon to
stand Hie tremendous shock of tilt; tcui
ni:r.;.1.l0I,t' ,or tUo voyager' atetv gave
""'""-'nlaiitbeiitd-that
Tiu:v inn norii i ni.i, ,lri,
TUo "I.Utle Guide," a small ',;r:,n ,.,.
ployed In Hie luinboraiid lau-bark tint e
entered .tit s port about 1) o'clock. I pou
her arrival, her tupuiln, a SwmU- named
Anders-en, and his mate, a cotnp-,utiut
named Ha-iiiusseii, both told how at 7
o'clock on Thur.-d.ry evening, when olY
Ciro-o point some 12 miles north id
Chicago, and while -landing out ltd miles
lrom the .-bore, they hail seen the bal
loon droiitiiiiL' Its ear once and awhile
Into the lake, only onie nille and a half
dltant from their ves-el. llealizing the
dangerou" .-Ituation of the aeronaut.
Capt. Anders-en iieaded h schooner hi
their direction. Hut betnre he could
overtake the machine, which wa- bound
ing tit a rapid paco on Hit; water, there
wa- a sudden lightening' of the car, ami
Tin: (.1.0111: sitor t pwaiid
to 11 great height, soon disappearing
altogether front the view oftho schooner.
There Is every reaon to believe that
the cati-e of the renewed buoyant- ofthe
balloon was either the loss ot'iuo.-'r ofthe
ballan or of one of the two lueklc voy
agers. Capt. Anderen and hi mate were, so
far a It can be positively settled at the
present, the very Inst ob'erver of the
balloon and it- human freight.
What, alter their brief glluip-e, became
of the great sphere and of the two men
who Intrusted their I've to its perlldious
keeping?
"A
Keposltory ol Kutliittn. I'leiisiirc
nun instruction."
harpefvF'bazar.
li'mtriilal.
i-oricr.ti op thu j.jiks?.
Tbe lluzarli) edited with a contribution
of tact and talent tliatweMdoiiiiliid Inany
Journal; and the Journal It.eit l tho oigfn
ot the grenl world orrb-hlun. Jioaton Tniv
oler. The Ilazar comincnila luoli to u cry tin la
bor of tho hoilschold-to thu cliiliheii tiv
droll and pretty picture, t(, the young la'
Ulei, by It-, laahlon-platui, in cndlc.M. variety,
to tho provident in.ition bv its patterns lor
tuo children's cMUes, to paterlnmtllui by
Us ta-.lel'ul dci-lgns for cmbioldorod sllpiier.'
and luxurious drc hlnii gowns, lint tho
reading matter of tho liazar Is uiilforuily ot
great excellence. Thu paper In nciitilrud
a wide popnlaritv for the HreMdc eiuoMiicnl
It nllonl. N, Y. Eitiiiii;; I'o-i. ' '
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All uxtra cojir of either lliu .M.iliiziic,
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AibllWHllAUlM:U& IHIOTUKUS. N. Y.
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OF A VICTIM.
I'uhlliheilns nwarulnjr nnd tor Iho henellt o
Vounp Men and olhera who auller from Nurvoua
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An Invention )u intfnmo! Important lx-arlni; on the fnlmo reputation of lb e.1 ln'tniment', by
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llicieaH-d, and theipulilv of toiieien-lered
Eqtt&l to M of Uu Bni Ilji Orp of k m Sijioily.
f)nr celchratol "Vox L'ele-le.'' " Vo llimiana.
chnniiiiiK "I'lllo" or "tlarlonet" Stop, "l.eim Horn," "Ciciimn.i," "Vo Anj-elel,'
"Viola Ktherla" nnd
ALL THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS
Can he obtained only In ll-.e-c Organs
Fifty Diffcront Styles,
For tho Parlor and tho Church,
Tho Best Material and Workmanship,
Quality and Volumo of Tone Unequalled.
2?riICEa, 0QO TO SHOO.
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(Established in 1850.) Agents Wanted in F.vory County.
Address CLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN CO., Detroit, Mich.
BBtBGHIBS FOR THB
ONLY $L25 A YEAR.
I'll VKlflA.NK.
IEO H LEACII, lit. D.,
HOMtEOPATHIST.
Dr U-acli has hail a large cvihtIciicc in the
practice of Medicine and Mirj-cry. K-pecIal at
tention paid to thu llonuro.uhie treatment of
.Surgical dl-enje.is, and dUea-ci of women and
children.
fi3" 'i latr. Comer oiiitit eiid Avimuiu and
Xiiuhtlltet. ll-7-l-lf
w
ILI.IAM K. SailTII, 71. D.
ni;Sll)i:.X'K: No. ill Thlrticnth atrtvt, he
twix-u WaahhiKtou avenue anil Walnut atiit-t.
OFt'lOKtNiiitli Hide of Kishth utm-t he
twein t'omaierclal and Wiuhincton avenue.
0
1 W. DUNNINO, M. D.
UUSIDHNCK Corner Mnlh ami W'alniil
tlects.
OIT1CT': Corner Sixth ali-eet and Ohio Ij'iie.
OI-TICi: IlfiUIlS: 1'rvmria m. liin , nnd
Cl-um'.' lo S p in.
r)R. w. DI.AUW,
Gormnn Physician.
Ol'FICl. lhtdcr'a llloc.k, (np-atalic) , corner
Kiuhlh sliivland W'n-hliiKlon avenue.
i,.vtvvi:iis.
JOHN II. MULKKY ,
AtUoriie.y ui Itiw.
CAIKl), H.I.1KOIS
OFl'ICU: KlKlith blrii t, N lwu-n Commer
cial nnd Washington nvniiiifl.
s AMUKIi P. WIIERI.HU,
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Attorney at hinv.
orKICKi Ohio I-VU-, over loom formcily
occtiplcil hy Tin-t .National Hank,
CAIItO, ILLINOIS.
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( t REEN & QIIiJiKIVT,
AttorneyH nnd C'ounselorN
nt Jwhv.
OFl'IClIi Ohio I.CVIV, rooms 7 and 8
L'ltyXnlionalllaiik,
W'lllliun II. Urecn. )
William It (lllheit, OAlllO. ILLINOIS,
Slllea Finl'k. UllU-it.
QSiclul attention Klvcn to Admiralty and
Sttmnboat haalnesa.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.
FOIl the upei-dy euro of Seminal Wenkncsa,
liat ilanhood and nil disorders liroiisht
on hy ludlicixtlons or vxneus Any HriiffKUt
naa me iiiKiXKiieni.
Address, ' Dr. K. Iin.TON A CO.,
l-'-'l-ihtw-lv Cincinnati, Ohio
ORGANS
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vrntv iNi-ixtt.n
" "Wilcox Patent." "Oeline l.oiititir.": e
MRS. L. J. SPEARS,
West Bldo Commercial Avonuo, hot ween
Eiirhth nnU Kinth stroots.
(Next door to .1 II11 wr's dry piods stole.)
A I 111 I line of the lale-l and limit liHhlonaolu
sljlet of
HATS AND BONNETS
always on hand. Alo ein-y vaiiely of
Ribbons Laces and Trimmings,
fiom the clic.ipf-l to the mot co-lly Uullen
will And any and eierytliiiiu In heretme fora
complete. Mrcct, hall 01 paily outfit.
Priced lo conipele with any hi the Weal.
53-AU0 in;eut for the lloiiiusewlnit .'lachine.
l'W-5-lti-tf
HOVIE BROTHERS,
PACKERS,
Wholesale, Ketail and
Commission.
Wiloox'n 33 loo Jt.
Corner Toplur nral Eiovuuth Stvuuta.
Uayilighoot Cnsh rrico paid for
Ilogit 11 ud Cut lie.
DANIEL LAMPERT,
Fashionable Barbor
AM
NOIITHSIDK OF lUUllTIl STItUK'J
Botwoen WaahlnRtou and Comuioiclul
Avenues.
JAOOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
A.VD
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET,
Between WMhlnrtou wd Commercial
Avenuee, eoluu-g Hanny a.
TTKBl'S fur al tho best Bet. I'otV, .Mutton
1 . . U.IIUM A I. . (.,.,1 ftM
pareil to icrv nunlllea In nn iwcytat)U- llianiiw
j U.VIUO, ILLINOIS.
O. CLOSE, .
ncral
Commission Merchant
AMD DKAUII M
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
HAIR, &o
Under Oitr lUtloaal Bmk.
T WILL aril In car-loal lot at mannfacflirera
. prloea, adding Frehtht.
JOHN B. PHILLZS
AND SON,
(Succeaaors to John It. l'hlllli)
FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchants
Mv Dealers In
KAY. CORN, OATS. FLOUR,
MEAL, BRAN, etc.
Agenta for LAFLIN BAUD POWDER, CO
:Cornr Teatk Street avMd Ohio
Jjevao.
7. 1) MiithUM
E C.
MATHUSS & UH1,
FORWARDING
And (iencral
Commission Merchants
Dualcrs in
FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND
PRODUCE,
0-L Oliio Iiovoo,
K. .1. Ayrea. s. I). Ayrea
AYRES & GO.,
riioua
And general
Commission Merchants
No. 7b
OHIO LEVEE.
M V. I-AHKLII. W 1 AM.V.V. J.1I.W1LU.
PARKER, AXLEY & WILD,
("Micce-d-nr to I'arker A Axley,)
(ISSCIlM.
C03nifSSI0N .MERCHANTS
Dealers In
Ha.y, Corii, Oats, Flour awl Couu
try rrodueo Oflnerally
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
and CHOICE
BUTTER,
A Specl..liy.
-0. Comraerclat A-veuUc, CAIRO, ILI..
II VIST. I'AIIKKU
II II. CtrxMNdllAM.
PARKER & CUNNINGHAM,
(Successors to .Miller ,t ''inker,)
FORWARD G
AND
Commission Merchants
And Dealers In
WirEAT, MEAL, GRAIN, HAY.
ETC.
OITICK !
lil 0IUO1.KM.K.
(. .WHO, ILLINOIS.
tC?-yehae leaie-l the I.irKc- Yellow Wain
house, storaee capacity .'l.ooo inn, which Klve.s
us ample facilities for ntoring andahippinK
tl-s-lf.
IMNUltAM't:.
O. N. HUGHES,
General
Insurance Agent.
OFFICE:
oizio xjBVbjo,
Orer Vathuii ft UU't.
NONK hut Flr.t-Cluaa Companica reure
aeutcd.
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
S AFFORD, MORRIS
AND CANDEE,
Ceneral
Insurance Agents,
73 OHIO LEVEE,
City Natlontl Buk BuUdlar, n-iUirt.
The Oldest EsUbliehed Aeucy In Soutta
em Illinois, representing ovxr
205 000 000.
CAIRO
BOX and BASKET CO
Pettier in
AlUimh) hard end ort,'
FLOORING, SIDING, LATH, o
Mill euii Tjrf
Jornor Tbirty-Fourth 8tr. ami
Ohio Lctm.
onirti
M mitor.EVcc.
