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SEOUKT S00IETIE3
AHOAl.ON f.OIlUK, NO. M.
KtiMitA of I'ylhlnn, mecM every Fri
day night lit lalf'iust eeven, in Odd-
low
Hull .tan. II UllMMAM.
Umncetlor fjoiniuunder.
AI.KXANIlKU l-OIKii:, SO. Wj.
Independent orm-ren ""IJ'VT
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Iowa
it lift
i, mum every llmrxlay till
,(r-tici, In their bIl
Commercliil awnue, between sixth nni i'enMi
mwU. 'I J Kihtii, N. O.
1AUIO KSOAMI'ltKST, ! ; t''t,!'.tT'!
Win Odd-Fellow' Hall on I lie lint and third
I lusdaj In every month , ut lmir-il seven
,lno II. Ohkiii.t, i. i
AS
OAIKOI.OIKSK. N0.247.A F. A A. M.
. llol.l rt-ieui.-ir coiiiiiiiiiiiuiu"."; mi
xmlc IU1I. corner l.oimiiirchil nveeiue
i..., i t-iui.tii mrwt. on the second ana
o.trtti JliueUy f month ,
t'l.OTIIIMl,
Walders Clothing
SPLENDID NEW STOCK
- OK
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
IKE. WALDER. it leeelvliiK il.illy
1 Inrin and mjlemtld Htock of ftooila,
mid Is determined to
NOT BE UNDERSOLD
IN CAIRO.
lr.t ( rnntvAfl tn ulvn thn vnfv boat
Kouda for tho very lowoat iirlcos. Call
uiid seo for youraolvei
Corner Sixth Stroot anil Ohio
iu.i.i;.
ItATI'.S Of AIVi;ilTISINJ.
LOCAL NOTICES.
'I'orlrnltt IJIihth."
'I'lils Is it imw style or picture now lie
tin? nrodured bv Win. Winter, tlit- nrtl-t,
o( thl city. Thee pictures nrc creating
much Interest In till tin; principal humeri!
mid Western cltiex, being altogether new.
They tire unlike photograph",
rsl'ctl tind beautifully i tunneled over the
entire surface, soft hi tone, hut ilUtluet In
thn HuhtH ami shinies. No one who sees
them fulls toiulmtn' them, or to give the
nrtut an order. We have Ixru shown n
iimnher of i!ctur"R ol well-known mm - r-VAll hill fordertli.lnir. nre due and nitv
and guillcim-u of the city, ami nae no Ublr i.n ahvanci:
'Ironaimt adtrrtlrlnc will lie Inn-rtul at tin
role of II to ir win-in- fur the llril liisttllnn
und .VI until fur carli itli.(-iint one. A lilcrul
flloomit will lit made on Mandiiitf un l di-jilay
adcitliuim-nt
firol notlf-e.i, luulness or otherwise will be
chanted tin cent tr line for the llrnt nnd five
(nt for i-ncli additional Insertion, looiiutliih
llie Hue, and uird) a dlKottut wlil U-iruule
after llilnl Insertion
Church, soflrt), Kcstiv aland Supptr iiotlro
will only lw Intcrled ui luhcrlisnneiils
t'orlnrtlnic fiiueral nollce l - Mticeor
mtliiic of Mtcltrtlra or aecret orders Vi cent for
inch Intel Hun.
No adveitiie-inent will l rexcleil atlw than
f" tents
hesitation In pronouncing them p''t feetly
plendld. We would therefore ndviw all
who take Interest In such matter or tie-
j.lre pictures, to call upon Mr. Winter at
lib gallery Mini examine UU wotk In this
new brunch of the sliadow-cnpiumi,' an.
li-ll-tf
llnii'l l orui't !
If you want tinware, fctovcetcthat A.
llallev Ilia chau'.d hi place ofbuslne"
nml can now be found at 1 15 Commercial
avenue, next door to the Anticline
i in, will be nlea'cd to - e
llllllC.. . nv. ..v
oii and L'lve you bargain- as of
'J-.T0-tr
C'lalrrnt I'lemirit
Vr.on lialin:cNteriis needing putnp-
irr out and rcpalrlni' can have it done
promptly ml at prlc f cult the thn- .S
by calling on .1. 5. Ilawkin. ro"ir-i.
i i. ...... n ....in mid tiumii emt)lovi-d all the
time for the purpoy.
old.
CITY NEWS.
Tt'KSOAY, XOVj:.MIIi:it 0, 1S75.
IMO-if.
Wiint-it
Evtrjbodyto Vnov. that the plan" to yet
A Mnooth bac,
A j;or.d liampoi.
A fjrhlonabli- hair-cut,
Or anytluni? 1 1 that Hup.
at the tJlusn Ckstkal H.UtliKlt
shop, corner Eighth ami foiinnercUl.
B.ri-tf .). (1KOIIOK STKINHOUUE.
Bay Dr. Sherman, the ;rent .Special
ist, WJ North ril.Mli street, lias gained an
enviable reputation in the speedy manner
In which be tf.iit all chronic disease-.
See advertUement for hNreatSyphllltlo
Kradlcator, lndord by the medical fa
culty everywhere. K-le-lyr.
Iiitrrinluii riOHlt.
The AUxandtr County Hank will " tn-
terett on dtpOiUn in the tartmji dtpnrt
mtnt. Itcimni'il.
A.llalley has reuioMtl to hl new
store room, 11 Commercial avenue, (l-
polte Winter's lllock, and next door to
the Arab engine holt-e. where he will be
pleased to see all 111 old customers and
a many new ones. 'J-30-tf
Xotlri- of Iti iiiiat
C. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to bi
ne w brick building (one block below).
No. 00 Commercial avenue, between
Filth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the be.-t home made and St. I.otii
custom made booU nnd shoes, made of
the best material ; ood workman-hip
nnd In the hite-t stvle. All ordets
promptly attended to. li-it-tf.
T I hi? Cltl ii or I'ulro.
I would Inform my mmy Iriemls. tint I
am still In the auction titi-lnei, ami read)
to attend to all rules lliat may oiler. .My
Ions experience In thli luislno- iiceiN no
eomuient liU mi experiment en my part,
aud panic rutnistint; Koods U my cue
need not be afraid, a I am in 'Mpilb'' tr
novice In tlin husliu-s.
Special attention Klvtn to real ctato and
out-door sales a I hive not er niUfcd link-
tngatalc. I lUin.MAN, Atictliuicer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
7-ai-ll
A No. I Laundry .
It is now conceded that Mr-. Coleman,
tho laundress, No. 11 Fourth street, be
tween Wellington A Cnmmerclil avenues,
hat one of tho best conducted laundry
tablUlnncnti in the city, nnd lamlloitU ut
hotels and boarding hou-en will rind It to
their advatitano to call upon her.
Her prices are us follows: Hotel and
boardlnK-houto washing, 75 ceulH per
dozen. Fot nleco work prices ato
m follows : Single shirt and col
lar, 10c; per doen 80cj soolc- fie; two col
lam, 6c; two handkerchiefs, Dc; vests 'JOe:
and all gentlemen's wear, 60c. per
dozen. Ladles' dreses, 23 to M
kirtain to 20c: drawers 10 to 13c; two
pair hoo Be; two collars 5 to 10c. For hi
dies' nlain clothes 1 00 per dozen; lor la
ill Ha tlno eintliea. 81 25 ner ilozeir, ilom
.irmniir. and uroiiiittlv deliMTPil, I'a
uiwwci.ji I
tronage solicited b-J'-lm
A Flue Nloeli.
Win. Khlers desires to Inform hi pal
ions nnd the nubile generally, that he has
now on hand a lurjje stock of French and
(ierinau Calf, Kin aud Morocco, and 1
prepared to manufacture, tor sioro and
office wear, the finest of Morocco or Calf
Skin Shoes or Hoots; and for farmer;
draymen nndout-iiuor wear generally, hi
Freucli Kip nanus noovu anytlilny ever
oll'ered In this market. Ills i.asl.s mu of
the latest styles, nnd ho can Kimranteu a
lit nudsalUfutlun to all his patrons,
ii-H-tf.
IcSrXX Amber and White ra;r stock
envelopes at the Hum-ktin otllce, prlntei
$U 00 mul $1 00 per i.
For Nnle IMiiim.
A No. I secoad-hniul, seven octavo
piano, as good llUlV inauul'aetuied by
llallet A Davis, Is ollored for sale at it
bargain. Apply to
rrj , j ' 1 or Jisauinif notices, oi
Jill ri llneaor more, Ii.nrtvd
-- in the Uullotin as lollowa:
On tnaeitfou pur llnu lO Cents.
Two lnaoitlona ner linn ......16 Cents.
Tlireo lua rtlona porline 20 Coins.
aix inanition jir lino so vcma.
Two wt-eks pr lino ..- as Cents.
Oau munlli no- lino 60 Cents.
No He tuition will be made in above
Prices.
pauy, from Melvotiru to Hot Sprint", I'
completed, II Is proposed by n couple of
gentlemen of this city to get up nil ex
cursion rrom this city to Hot Spring".
The e.lcnlon will In completed about
the laU of Dct'cmher.
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HuHetln Ollke.
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It. W. liabbitt, of Cineinnati, vas in
Cairo yesterday.
I In-AIcxiiikIit ('imiily Itimk Hill
pay liiK-risI on h iiis1ih hi iiic mu.
Iim-. ilcpiirliiii-nl.
Mrs. Dpwey will play the orjran nc-
compaiilmetits for the j-luersat the lec
ture till' evening.
Jtitle Ilross returned from l'ekln on
Siiuiiay. and opened county conn yester
day inornhi''.
Til'- old I.'iui-laua IIou-e, now pro-
jirietored by llieOa.ola brothers, is mi Jer
"oin' repairs
Mr-. William Sandui-ky, who has
been linjroriiij.' for some time, diet! on
Sundnv inorninir at 10 o clock.
Mr. C. W. Diinlfer, editor ol the
I'rcdericktown vMi--otirij lltr, came to
Cairo on Saturday and teiiiaiiieil until
yesterday morning.
Mes-is. Morri- and Hobbin have been
Invited to sing at the lecture to be deliv
ered bv Mr-. Kll i C. Crancrat the 1'rcs.
bvterlan chinch this evening.
Lookout for lieilbron ,t Well's ad-
erti-emeiit ill to-iiionow n hsue. lie
has so much to say to tlibse in want of
bargains that we were unable to publMi
It to-day.
Mrs. .John I.atudeii, Mrs. W. P.
WrMit and Ml- Annie Pitcher, will s-ltir
at the ledum this evenln;.'. Oilier oi our
yood vocalists have also been invited to
in;:, and will thnib.lcs- comply.
The liev. Dr. McMaster, who of-
llciated for the member of the lpUcopal
eliurch of tills city during the war, died
in St. Paul. Mlnue-ota, last l riday, and
was hurled on Sunday afternoor.
The Aldermen of the city will hold
a council uiecllnjr this evening. Hid fur
the htilldluj; of the new levee will bo re
ceived, and the contract for the work on
the levee awarded.
C. Kratz. nn extensive foundry pro
prietor of Kvaiisville, Indiana, and a
number ol friends from thai city, p.ifed
through Cairo for Arkanas, yesterday
where tli'-v 'ro for a I wo uioiiths' hunt.
Major F. W. (tenant, of St. Louis
one of tho former owner ol the St. Clnrle
Hotel of tills city, was in town yester
day. llelia?Ju-t leturned from Paris
France, where he lias been on a pleasure
trip, aud stopped over here to rest.
MiiJ. II. P. Ward, u prominent (-III-
.en ol Dubuque, Iowa, accompanied by
ill wife, pushed through Cairo ye.-tei-
day for New Oiican-. I'liey stopped
over at tins St. t lia I'.'s lor a few hours,
nnd took a look around the city.
-Miss Ida Williams and Mi-s Mary
Miller, ol'ilone.-boro, whoeatlle to Cairo
on Fridav to attend tlie party at the St.
Charles, remained over Sunday and re
turned to their homo yesterday tuorii-
In jr.
Mr. M.ll. Iliirrcll.edltorof the Cairo
Gazette, in the lu-t lsim of his paper, re
marks ihvi in tlie ii ce lor county treas
urer la-t Tiiesdn,. lie received three
ncjjro votes, wlncli was Just throe more
votes thuu liu c.pi ctcil, or Imd any claim
upon.
Mr. Frank M. Over, editor and pro-
prletor of thu Cliarlcstoii (Mo.) Courier, n
popular and ilonrlshlni.' Journal, was in
tlie city .Saturday aud Sunday. Mr. Dyer
is u (irnctlcal printer, mul lias elevaleii
the ni t preservative to the enviable posi
tion it now occupies in our neigliboiliu:
town of Charleston.
As soon us the nni rnw-caujfe railroad
now belli;,' built by the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad coin-
From a private letter received In this
city, we learn that Dr. Williams, formerly
a resident of tills place. Is worelu health
than ever before. Ills phyiclam have
told him that he must not leinalu in the
MIsMssippl Valley during the winter, and
he Is making arrangement i to spend the
winter mouths hi Texas
The Taylor Literary Society I now
rehearsing for tho presentation of the
beautiful play of "Led Astray." Several
ot the ladle ol till" eily, who nre noted
Tor their theatrical geiilu, will asiiine
the lady characters, and a lirst-class en
tertainment may be looked for. The
performance will Ibe glen in about two
week.
John II. Obnrly left Cairo last night
for St. Louis to purchase a full supply ol
all the laie elegant series of tvpe that
have recently startled and delighted tho
limiting public. Combined with our
other advantages tlie Hci.i.kii.v .vill. on
Mr. Oberly's leliirn, be ready to ptc-cut
to the public as tine work as can be done
in tlie State.
Mr. Gilbert, in Ills sermon last Sun
day night, a!d If what lie heard was true,
the young men of till city were not the
only ones who should lie ceiiMin-il for
their frailties, or rather sins. There
were men In our nildn, and married
men too, who mingle hi society, who
are not fit to be tolerated In the company
ot ladle for an Instant. We heartily
agree with Mr. Gilbert In thl- and so does
everybody el-.
The ladles of the Catholic church of
this city will hold a fair and fc-tival at
Burger's old stand, corner of Ninth
street and Commercial avenue, Tuesday
evening, Noeniber Dili. Tlie proceeds
of tlie le-tlval will be contributed to the
church. The alliilr will be it very plea--nt
one. All are invited to attend. Tick
ets ot ailuiirsion, twenty-five cent.
ll-7-.lt.
Much liiterot 1 iiianif-sted In the
lecture to ! delivered by Mr-. Kiln C.
Granger at tin: Pre-byteiian church this
evening. Tlie Mibjcct is 'Centennial
Work" and it Is believed that It will be
the starting point of an active interest in
tlit-city in the great exhibition of Wtl.
Nothing has been done by tlie citizens of
Cairo a yet to show that they intend to
lie other than mere lookers on at the
work done lit and for tlie Centennial by
tlie people of other localities. Hut it is
hoped that an Interest will now be
aroused which will result In labor that
will show that Cairo, in Centennial as
well a in other matter-, ! determined
to show the enterprise and energy of her
citizens. Tlie public are cordially Invited
to be present at Mrs. Granger's lecture,
as she will no doubt maVe the subject, to
which she has given much attention
double interesting to all who may heat
her.
The Kplcopal church wa etowded
on Sunday evening, to lltcii to the ser
mon of th' ltev. Mr. Gilbert on the
'Popular Criticisms of Clergymen's
Sin.' flic language ticcd by the rev
erend gentleman was fully as plain on
thl subject, a that with which lie painted
A Plain Picture of Cairo Life," which
will long be remembered by all who
heard him. lie severely reproached the
pies- and public for tlie vivacity with
which they grasped an opportunity to
censure a clergyman, saying that the lo
cal columns were ever ready to announce
the fact that a mlnUter had been detected
in some lieiuou- crime, white tlie edito
rial department come-; forth with
blazing head-line, followed bv long,
sarcastic and scathing articles, heaping
dUgraee and ruin upon him. Hutlnc
men, said lie, who should be at their
labors, neglected their duties that they
might congregate with their neighbors to
ridicule and cast their .-lurs upon the
fallen, lie did not, lie wished III- hearers
to know, look upon the sins of a clergy
man witli a partial eye. When a mini
terol'the go-pel sinned when lie took
idvantage of his po-Itlou to commit
crime, lie should, he firmly believed, he
stripped ot his place in tlie pulpit be
driven from society, and should not be
again permitted to resume religious
duties. Tlie mot rigid punl-liment
should be meted out to him. It was also
his opinion that business men, it mat
tered not who they were or what might
be their social standing, should be dealt
with likewi-e. Hut It was not so. When
n mercantile gentleman was caught com
mitting tlie crime tor which a preacher
would have to sutler reproach and degra
dation would lie the target for the local
and editotial column ol tlie newspapers
to shoot tlielr crltiei-ms the papers, in
stead of crying out against him, would
remark that such a crime hail been perpe
trated, but owing to the respect
ability aud high standing of the
gentleman accused, his name would be
withheld. Ills crime was p.i-ed by
without public cen-uru or comment ;
Ills social pn-iiiou was not athcted ; he
u-a received into soclely tlie Srtlliu lis
helore ills true character was pictured
to the world, while the minister had
fallen to rl-e no more. Mr.. Gilbert
then said there was another mailer that
he wl-hed to speak of, which did not,
however, refer to tho original topic,
liu then went on to say that there
were man v people who criticised the
private lives nnd persoi al actions of min
isteis. Tills lie did not consider becom
ing lu either a man or a woman. A min
ister's home, he said, was his castle, aud
after his religious duties had been udheml
to, no oiio had any right to criticise his
actions. He felt, lie said, that he would
he fullj as Justifiable lu going from ono
of his neighbor's to another, and criti
cise their mode ot life, as his neighbor
had to criticize him lu his personal af
fairs, so long as he conducted himself as
became Ills position.
MOUNTKD .MAPS
or nit:
I'll)- l I'alro,
colored and varnished, for sale at hall
price (!:2,o0) at tho Itvu.um olllee,
-John W. Thompjoii, who was picked
up by ollleer Sargent nnd Sergeant
Wooten lat I riilay taornlng, nbout three
o'clock, on the corner of Fourth street
and Commercial avenue, drunk, with his
pockets all turned huidc out and bis hat
gone, aim wno win sentenced to the
lockup for llircedays by Judge Hlrd, turns
out to be a tough ciwtomer. When up
before Judge Hlrd for trial, Thompson
stated that when he laid down he bail
about fifteen dollars hi hU pocket, and
that he had been robbed. On Thursday.
.Slieilirirvlu and hi deputy learned that
a gang of counterfeltets were In the city,
and that counterfeit ten dollar notes on
Iowa bank were being circulated
an
about thu city In n lively manner. They
set to work to ferrit out thu partn s who
were guilty of the crime, hut failed to
lliul any of them, until Deputy Sheriff
JoliuShehan paid tlie calaboose a visit, lie
had been given a decripllon of a couple
of the parties, but did not know tlielr
names, nnd when he found Thompson
hi the calaboose, be very naturally took
charge ot him and locked him tip in tlie
county Jail until yesterday morning,
when he was taken before l 'lilted Stales
Commissioner Catulee for a hearing.
There were three witnesses w hi ti sti
lled against Thompson, namely, Charley
IJaker, an up-town saloon keeper, tind
Maggie Doty and F.va William, two
women living In a house of Ill-fame in
Ihe lower pait of town. Ilaker swore
that Tlioinp'oii, in company with a
large man, went to his hou-e lat Thurs
day and got a drink of whisky and
a cigar, and gave him a ten
dollar note. He returned them .! .S."
cents, and they left the hou:e. lie after
wards found that tlie hill wa count) r
felt, and Informed the officers of the
transaction. About tlie time Ilaker tunic
hi complaint, tin; two women above
named nl-o appeared toSherill Irwin, nun
turned two ten dollar notes ol the same
kind as that received by Hakcr, over to
him. Mr-. Diukle, a German woman
wlio rieeps a aloon on Commercial ave
nue, near Sixth street, was also a victim,
having received a ten dollar note, making
lu all four counterfeit ten dollar notes that
had been circulated by Thompson and
his friend. Thompson wn held
to hail by Coiniul-slouer Caudt-e In the
sum of one thousand dollars, to wait
tlie action of the United States court,
which convenes in December. We are
told by Sherill" Irvhi that tin-re wete five
or six lu the gang of men who circulated
the money, and that they had between
lour or five thou-and dollars of the
"queer" In tlielr possession. They have
all succeeded in getting away hut Thomp
son, which i- bad on that gentleman, as
theie 1 little doubt that he will go where
tlie dog won't bite him. lie 1 a man of
about thirty-two years ol age. and say
he came to tills country about two years
ago. from Kngland. Since hi arrival in
America, he haslived tno-tof tlie tune In
Cast St. Louis.
I'lineriil .Vol Ice.
The funeral of Mr-. Margaret Held,
wife of Dnnniel Held, win died in this
cltv Sunday night, at 10 o'clock, will
take place to-day. Servicr-s nt the Ger
man Catholic church at 1 o'clock, after
which the remains will 'ie conducted to
the corner of Foitrteeuthand Levee, to he
couveved to Villa llldgeon special train.
Friends of the fatally ate invited to at
tend. The remain will leave the resi
dence, comer of Fifteenth and Cedar, tit
10 o'clock. 1avii:i. IIkiil.
THE BIG GUN !
Once more Belches Forth its Firey Flame and bring?
to mind that
FAR NEARER, THE CLOTHIER,
Is Once More 1 in the Field to tell all Clothing Buyera that they
are still buying
"Slop Shop" Goods at Exorbitant Prices.
We keep Goods made in the best Manner and of the Best Style,
XTO "HAND-ME-DOWNS,"
No goods that smell of powder of the war of 1812 ; goods well made
and sponged, only for sale fits guaranteed, as we are already known for
such. Others light competition of that kind with "shoddy" goodi, made
by second hand dealers. Keep your eyes open. Listen to no stories that
sound like "soft soap," as it's a very poor merchant that cannot defend
his own business.
Atrial is whatwo ask to make customorsout ofyou all. Wo don't ask your patronage on account of be
ing "frionds" or old Cairoftcs (as wo huvo boon known hero lo I these many years; but to save you tho
almighty dollar. Tho timo for paying for friendship is gone. Our Htock of Pino Uttderwoar, the largest
In tho city, at prices to suit all. wo mako war on high prices. As Usual,
Farnbaker, The Clothier.
OHIO LEVEE, BELOW SIXTH STREET.
A SPECIALTY.
TIik HfLLnTix printing
T'rf'Tc.tiil.lW.uient make a
V&r&iaJt&ai fpwl"v of "l lit'.
Vole llmilj. Jitter lliti'U,
St.iteiiieut-i. larde, Lie. I.xl;at llieie prlcei:
Small mzc Mil Irani per lu.u $1 (O
Mrtliuin aizv lull liiails, per thoutanil 3
All tin fourteen pomul u-r, I'urll-le. mill-i
nitiil two ccnta i-r pouml lilglier than paper
u-eil liy tiny other office iuU-1 to ontt-rnt the
111IIU t -i e dally for thU eltlie.
Statement., Cuiljole, per 1'' $$
Letter Ileiuls, Carlyde, jer WW 4
Note Ileails U'Hrlyile, per lfeo 3 w
VlsitiucuiiU per li.ick.ue -
Iluained eariU, So. I :i-ply IliI'lol Ijo.'inl,
per HO) $2 co to 4 eo
lttialnesscirtlt, No 1 Malik, perlOtX) 3 00
ynarliT-jhect, liair.nhiet, full-nlieet mid three
ntieet poterd, iiml colored urk lit-lmv M IiiiU
prleei
t'uinplikt, Hook Woik unJ l'riec l.i-ti nude
n e ped.iity.
THE COUNTY ELECTION,
onicini Vote.
Co n nl.v Court.
Ill Hit) cau ol thu icnplu ngiilii't
Mlnnlu AtuleTMin, Oirrie Au-tin, Nclllo ,
AnilerhOii, I'rnuklu Brooks'. Ida itliiku,
Xfllli' Cooper, Lizzie CnitiT, Nellie Clinp-
iinin, IlnttleCook, Fuiinle Cm ter, M:iie (
Doughty, llelle iJotlerittge, lil.i Davis,
Minnie Glover, Carrie Lee. Iila Melnier,
Mattil Pinker, Minnie l'oliln-on, Lottie
Ueiij-an, Lottie SI. Clair, Lottie St. May,
Mollle Wood-, Lvu Williams, the State's
nttornev entered a nolle.
Xollcproi. were also entered in tlie
cae ol Lizzie Carter, i.ertna cane,
Fratiei Iieno, Nabella Hoii'tnii, Lou
MuUravton lor kcciilnj: houses of 111-
fume.
The ear-e ol tho People, n'.'iliift Ja.
Scott anil Mnry Stuart, for aldultry anil
fornleutluu. was ordered oil the docket.
In the ease of tlie People v.. Mary 1
.... r..- ..t..i...tn.. !
r.nnv, on sin iiiiiicuueiii. kh nuiiuviiuu,
the Stnte'si attorney entered n nolle.
In the several cams aejaliwt saloon
keepers for selling liquor to minors, it
motion I- pi'inlin to qua-ill indictment.-,
which i-i to be argued to-day.
In tliccii-eot the People v. .lack lliley
for stealinira ham from (J. 1). Williani-on.
the defendant was lined $-J3 and tent to
jail for tn days.
In the ea'c of the People vn. .lohn
Stuart, lor larceny, tlie defendant was
lined $10 ami Imprisoned for twenty-lour
hour.-.
Court adjourned until half-pn-t ulalit
this morning.
.notice
The olllccrs and members of thu Cairo
St. Patrick's Benevolent Society will
take notice that on aud nller hunday,
Nov. "lit. 1ST.',, the meetings of this soci
ety will he nulil at 'J o'clock p. in., on the
llr-t Sunday in each mouth, at the hall of
the "Hibernian" I'lre Company, on Thir
teenth street, between Commercial ave
nue aud Poplar street.
I'y order of President Fitzgerald.
.1. M. IloiiA.v, See.
Caiihi, Ii.i.s Nov. titli. 1 ST.".
THE CENTENNIAL.
Our t'til.eiis I'l teil to ilo Noiiictlilnic i
Touiinl It.
Tlie following is lite olllclal vote of tho
election held in this county on thu 2d
InM.:
IP!
i x
i i
2 N "
IK
i
i i
II
r, a Z S S !ri .millions .
J.-M-grrv.r,M:"r,'11,,P-
Ueilm.ui.
Hely.
Jlliirrell.
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5!
lie-eve.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Shawls and ( 'bak of nil tlie laic
styles rantrin; fiotn tlie cheapest to thu
llnest. .1. Hurler eV Co. have paid par
ticular attention to tills department, aud
are able to undersell any house In tlie
city. Call and lie convinced.
Don't fall to feu that handsome line
of Ladies' Ties and Klbbonsnt J. Burner
et Co.'s.
Tho.-o who need winter boots should
call on Ii. Jones, Commercial avenue.
U stock ot French nnd Domestic calf
skins is the best in the market.
-Our Domestic Department I complete
hi nil It.i details, and will be sold cheaper
than ever. .1. Bt imr.u & Co.
For F.mbroulerle- .mil Laces, u to.L
Burger & Co.'.-, No. lit Commercial ave
nue. It. .loues, tlie Commercial avenue
boot-maker, can furnish you witli the
bet pair of boots to be found in the city.
Ladles, inls'es nnd children's under
wear at very low wriees at .1. Burger &
Co'.-.
Tlie finest stock of dres goods, con
sisting ot Cai-imeres, Empress Cloths,
Diagonals. Mohairs. Poplin, at !. Bur
ger it Co.'s. 121 Commercial avenue.
For great bargains in Flannels, cull
on. I. Burger it Co. They have the best
assorted stock In the city, nnd sell them
at aloni-hiugIy low prices.
- II you u un I a froml Ciul'iiil-lil.ulo
lady's or miss's shoe call on .1. Burger
& Co.
eayTiiK Alexander col'Ntv
banic will pav 1 nt e best on
di:posits in the savings de-
, PAliTMENT.
I .1. Burger & Co. call especial sitten-
lion of housekeepers ami thoe conlein
I plating keeping hou-e, to their large
j- stock of entirely new carpets and oil
cloths. This Is their llr-t season t.t that
line, aud art! eonlldeut of suiting all in
' tho latest designs.
For eork-'oieil lioots or -hoes, go to
It. .loncs the Contincrei.il avenue boot
and shoe maker, lie Is a tlrt-clas work
man and never falls to plcam.
A very largo assortment of German
town yarn, Bermali zephyrs, and every
articlu appertaining to tills department
I in all shades and colon, at J. Burger t
CoV.
' Flue, neat and etyli-li box-toed
stitched boots and shoes are made
I specialties by U. .lone-, tho Commeicial
I iiveutio boot anil shoo nianufisettirer.
i Give him a call.
.1. Burger it Co. have now on hand
tlie most elegant stock ol 2 and :i button
i Kid Gloves ever brought to this city, and
are determined to sen imn at remark-
ably low figures.
C.wno, Novembers, 1ST.'.
r.niTOtt I'.fi.i.v.rtN It has been a cause
of much surprl-H that no attempt has
been made in Southern Illiuol- to aid in
Centennial work, mote especially in
Cairo, as both laiUe mid ..'entleincii of
this, nlaco are noted for tlielr griu-roslly,
also for the alacrity with which lliey en-
age In any good work. Situated as wd
are lien; at the continence of two mighty
rivers, tlie termini of several railroads,
no people havo more calls for
money for charitable purposes,
or respond mure readily than
do the citizens of Cairo. They havo also
shown Indomitable courage and perse
verance hi struggling against the most
adver-o circumstances, mul havo braved j Xew cut Murki-i.
and lived down di-asters and troubles tut-1 "ueou u anei s unu um. .v.u.... i
i. 11...1 ,i,..i,. i vnsi I ot our well-known butchers luivu asso-
lU-IVlll. I" ' II' -- j
hearts, ami caused them to haveghen up j
in dlpalr. Vet strangers rarely loe an
A.i.w.inntli' tt iimliini mul iIUll!lt:l(ri lln
..pi..,.. ...... j . T " ... ,.,. .i.,,..,,,, ,., ThU
(lOl'S It ftiieei, 111 t mi iiiM.tit.i - ....
' will be a llrst-eiass nuirliet lu every re
i m ii... inline ill tlie ni-onrictors
cialed together and under the llrni name
of .lacob Walters it Co., havo opened a
meat market on tho north sldu of Eighth
Ohio
very
t'lioleni.lrtle-le.
Go to Slityn A Bird's, .'7
Levee, nnd buy your
New Vork buckwheat Hour,
choice.
Bock candy or white drips, very choice.
New crop New Orleans molasses and
sugar.
New Louisiana rice ; also hominy.
Grits, mush meal, pig's feet, pickles.-"
Granulated, powdered, crushed and
other sugars.
Choice collces, teas, clieuse, &c. always
on hand.
New hams, cranberries and mackerel
tourrlvet 11-7-tf
A .'tin i Over1
To CowpertliNTiilt it Phillip to try tho-e
Gold Buckle cigar-,
cltv and iti inhabitants. .Now
not behoove us to go to work bravely
mid .-how to the world what we, n a poo-
pie, are capable of doing; that though
we livo lu Egypt, not in total uarKitcss r
Willi industry and per-everum e theie is
noMich wordinf.iil. No state lu tho union
has sueh resources as our own; our grain,
fruit, and tlowers cannot be excelled ;
we havo the largest cornllelds lu tlie
world; geological specimens In abun
dance can lie obtained witli but little
trouble and expense. On tlrst thought,
It will seem that the work will require
n vast amount oi labor and no prolil.
Doubtless, inaiiyofourelllzens anticipate
much pleasure In attending, thu Lenten
nlal; would not that pleasure bo In
creased by seeing Illinois well repre
sented? Would it not lie a pardonable
pride which we all should possess ? It is
true that wo have been tardy lu Inking
hold ol tills great work, but retneinlu-ting
the old adage 'better lute than never."
we shall only have to work with greater
energy nnd vigor. S.
i
Atteutl"". NIi '.UiiIuIKk.
'fiiern will be a medal couclnvo ot
Cairo Coinuiandery No. IS, 1. T., on
Tuesday evening, Oth Inst., Ibr work in
thu orders of the Knl nnd Black
Cross. Work will commence nt 0:'.l0
o'clock bharp. Visiting Knight are
coutleously Invited.
O. W. Dl..nin(i, E. C.
r Mil's! l'lMM) Kuitsi MUVt' li, U"e
speel
guarantee a market where llio cliolcest
ot cut meats, steaks, roasts of beat, mut
ton, pork and venison ; together with
sausage, bacon, etc., will bo served out
to customers In a neat and satisfactory
maimer. All their old friends or new ac
quaintance arc Invited to call mid see
thetn. 10-w-tr
I'm- Male.
Tlie Delmonlco Saloon, with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. 1'or
terms of sale, apply to
10-2(Mf Mits. Anxik Coynt..
RIVER NEWS.
I'nrt MM.
AltltlVKI).
Steamer Jim Fi-k. Pmlucah.
" City Chester. Memphii.
" Silvertliorn, Evausvllie.
" Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
" Hickory, Mound City.
" II. C. Vaeger, St. Louis.
" Capitol City, St. Louis.
" ft. ,Iocph, St. Louis.
" Bed Cloud, Evausvllie.
" City or Helena, Vicksburg.
' Kate Kinuey, St. Louis,
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Tow-lioat Greyliotind, Ohio.
" Hover, Pittsburg.
m:i'.tim:u.
Steamer Jim Flk, Paducah.
City or Chester, St. Louis.
" Silvertliorn, Evausvllie.
" Belie Memphis, Memphis.
" Hickory, St. Louis.
" II.C. Vaegvr, N. O.
" Capitol City, Vtcksburg.
" St. Joseph, .Memphis.
' Bed Cloud, Eviuisville.
" City of Helena, St. Louis.
" ICate Kinney, X. O.
" Grand Tower, St . Louts .
Tow-boat Ed. Uonbs, St. Louis.
" Greyhound, South.
" Bover, St. Louis.
ItlVKIi, WlIATIIElt AND I1USINKSS.
The river last evening was 0 feet on
thegauge, having risen 1 Inches during
the previous (S hours.
Tlie weather is clear itmiin, but quite
cold.
Business fair.
CU'.NKKAI. nr.MS.
The II. C. Vnegcr added 120 tons
here.
Thu Hover and barges discharged
considerable freight hero yesterday, and
had a good cargo lor St. Louis.
, Diver Mat Foirgln, ot the Eckert, re
turned from tlie Indiana yesterday, hav
ing Hushed wotk on her wreck.
The lighl-liouso tender, Alice, estab
lished 0 new lights between this port and
Devil's Island, for which pilots ate duly
thankful.
A ttrxWioat, containing it,000 barrels
potatoes, struck Jackson rock on the
Grand Chain and sunk on Saturelay. Thu
Silvertliorn brough' down all the pota
toes that could be got at !2() barrels,
and the rest, we suppose, will be a total
loss. The boat b'vjngcd to Capt. T. B.
Johnston, of Hamilton, Kentucky.
In company with .Mr. 11. A. Tlioius
we visited tlie lcve yesterday and found
a party of Government engineers survey
ing the shore between the rock pile aud
Dickey's Island, w here their camp is lo
cated, aud from them we learned that
they have been sent here by General
Simpson to make surveys, soundings,
maps, etc., looking to tlie building ot
tlie improvements so much needed. The
party Is composed of Engineers J. D.
McKown, T. P. Sliroader, Howell
Boruss, L. Lowe, and others. Tills party
made a Mirvev of Ihe bank at tliat point
one year ago, and were astonished on re
turning to Hud that a post near the rock
piles was the only one lelt ol all the
marks they had then established. The
liver had swallowed them all.
In about eight days they will be able to
tell accurately how many yards tho river
lias cut into tho bank during the past
year. General Simpson l experted here
to-day with the new Iron boat lately
built at St. Louis.
Attention! Mentors.
Wu have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprnguo Cnn-Opencrs, taken for adver
tising, which wo will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin olllee.
Notico to Contractors.
CR.l.K!liMi wllll'e lecelvcd l.y tho iiuder-
Q ,ii:.il fur the city of h1i 111! f o'clock i.
:.. .e?...,.i., i-n iiii.. ist.v for the construe-
NEW ADVEETIBEMEHIB.
TLKVtT r it. WAllD.
XiAXTS c& WARD,
Denlfrs la
BifK'ilj (Mojito) Ctil,
The btit 111 the market. Alio all kind ot
lour foct
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Orders Dellvored to any arf
of the City Promptly, t
Leave Orders at Crystal Baloaa,
or at the Compusy's Office, tKar
row Qaugo Depot. ,
TBRMS-Nctt Cash on Delfvory
t
in., i tii--j -i', "!. ' , , i... i..a..,ui
Hon ol n HDiil "lie nine' oi new ""-Vv '"ttT'
!!. . ,.!.. i ,,i- in i-liv. IliiU will bo
u-elv.d lovMi-ihun ota"' U'tor tor the total f gQQJL
iiMiL. The said lev irlll riviilraiil.out Wl wohuh
e-iibliivanls of e.iHli. rruilU-. i'is cctlon aim . TAUPOT TAKTIt!
rfoe-cllliutlons will hoMi-iion nie niter ;t rljlay, JAMJljb JL. XjA-W
oveiiihi-rMh.itt the i otllic ot .lohn P. Htly, ' .,,. .
eli II engineer, n Wfnler'sWock 1'roiinwU lei I ll--"'l.
i .....1 1 , . I ... ... Will-!:. " nlttl In lie illn-i-tetl 1 "
in inc.. 1'iiyiiiFiits lo ho liudo Ii' iv.sh Thu city I I"tVpltt'E8 hxall.
council ii-ii-iM'1 ii'.v'1!-!1'
lit. i. i yi i
i ' iUK 1 1 in
in.ido I- iv.sh The city i ntVOttt'ES U frit J oDU u '".7 '
Hhtlo ii-vt nnyaiKliifl , .Ubllllt, eto, t rliW "'fV'ci.tox. ,
fltlNl'll AXIJ'.V, li-r iliviec Addri 1' - 'ii? ''
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