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win olle, fiiini.
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A lirfit'tdl r.uitlflu;? Ittisliic, limit.
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iiri uii u'lMiif Ftniiiiiiy iiiM'ii'im H.
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City National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIH.
CAPITAL,
5100,000
orru-XM.
W I' IIAI.l.tllAV, l'nl.lcnl.
Ill NltV J.. HAI.I.IIIAY, Yhsil'iirt
A It MAlTUIttl, Oihltr
WAI.rKH 11V3I.UI', AnfXihtMn.
H. STAATS TAYt.'lll, It. II. (.'UIOINOIIAM,
II. I., IIaU.IOAT, V. I' II tl.'l'AY,
) I) WILLIAMSON, .SimlltM lull,
A. II. SAITOUI'
UzchanRO, Coin und United Staton
jionaa jiouriu una moiu.
DM'OSITS rrnlvH rni'l a Kcntral bsullnff
butins-m dune
lilnffli'iYi'ion Qmrlnrvp
CJUUUl UL 1QU Will ViJliiO
BANK.
CIIARTEUED MA11CH '21, I60
CITV NATIONAIi DANK. CAIRO
ornc cm
A I! KAKIOI1D, IT.iiln!
S H T, Vl.Olt, Vi I-rrnlittnt.
W IMMil', St'r rni'l TrruMittr
ini.(.iOHf -
I W llAl.d.AV, ('UAH (iALIUHIK,
J' MuiKrLnii, l'ALLIi Snirii,
It II ( N.SlNfilU. I, IIU.I.UMV,
i. M. rniLuii.
1STI.U1. T ui on ili;i!H at tlif, rlc i,C n
I runt lrrr annum, .March l-taii'l .-.lrm
jt-i I t Iritvrvft not wiUitlniwii In uilitiil iiuiiii
uir V to the principal nt 11, ilrjuxlu, theirlty
titi.i tlii'in c..MU",ijD'l Intrmt
Married Women and Children may
jjupomi ruoiicy uuu no ouo
elso can draw it.
(in nryl'iiliin!.liij- rroiii'm m. lo.'lp in
" ' 1 .1 j) -ifnluir fr t iu- Ari-otUn imlv
I in i 1 1 u u l '
V. HYSr.OP.Troamirrr.
vAitiiiii f.roitt:.
?ii"ew-Tork Store
WH0I.K8AI.U AND UHTAII..
VARIETY STOCK
IN TUB CITV.
Qoodfi Hold Vory. CJohp.
Oorner 10th St. unit ConiratrcUl Av,
CAIUO. ILMTJOIS1
C. 0. PATTER & CO.
H'ASf.N.
The Gamble Wagon
MAXUt'ACTl'Itni) IIY
JOHN P. GAMBLE.
rHEST and CHEAPEST WAGON MAN
UFACIUBED1
' MANUFACTORY, OinO LEVEE
Near Tlurth-Fourth Streot
CARL PETERS,
HORSE SHOER,
BLACKSMITH
) AND
Wagon Maker,
aiXTn STREET, Botwoon OIIIO
JLEVEE AND COMMERCIAL
AVENUE.
Hrtiiufueturonhlfl own Ilorcn Shoes ami
can Aosiuouooii work.
, PATRONAGE SOLICITED
CAIilO CITY BINDERY,
V. O. XT. iiolMi,
I'lnpilrlor,
'IIINIIERANU BfjANK HOOK
MAKOrACTUXlEIt,
r.Hllrtln BulMlllir, Cor. Twolnll CJtlPitt
nml Wuniuiiitton Avomiu,
tjt'uimtvim.l IMlroa.lW'oik'ti HtIIH'
VOL. 8.
YMt'l.i.VN,
Yyil-X.IAM R. SMITU, M. D.
maWKSCV.: No 21 ihlititntli Mrrd. be
Iwmii WMibiuxlon avenue and Walnut street.
om(i:. North ni l.- ,,t KIkIiIIi HihI lw
tvroii ,'omm-rr.lj.1 und WuthlnKtnnnTcnur.
o.w-
i!KMin::ic:i::
Corner Ninth and WiiImi
ilrw't.
Of'lif.'Ki Cormr Sixth strfet ami Ohio Icti-r.
Ol'MCK HOURS, 1'runi an.m.
12 III. ( OD'l
from i to p.m.
f..vYi:iis.
;j oim II. SXUUCKY,
Ai(oi'jtcy ul litiiv.
caiho, Illinois.
OFKICK t At residence on Ninth Slrwl, If.
Irn wniilnaton arena n! Walnut Ml
ItKXTIHTKV.
Qlt. It. II. CANINE,
DENTIST.
OKKia; AND liCSIDKNCI.! Illnlitli Stieet.
lit ten Washington ntul Commercial Aunuc.
wtl Mill). Il.l.s.
UIMI. IISTATi: AtiK.M'.
JOHN Q. HARMAN & CO.
Real Estate
A CD
ETOXJSE A.C3-H3STTS
COLLECTORS,
JONVKYANCKUS. HOTABIF.S PUBLIC
AMI
L.ind AtrMiU of the Illinolu Central und
uuriiUKion unu Wulncy ll. 11.
Comiwiiiiui,
Nurtli Cor. Sixth and Ohio Z,eve,
OAIllO. ILLINOIS.
i.Mirou di:ai.i:ks.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Wholwale n'l lllall Dralcn In
roroifn uad Domostio
WB7f'E-:K OS.' AIM, lt!.J)S,
Wo. 60 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLS.
MK-;!tf MIITII A f.O. have cociUntlr
u lurre ilck or ttin rMjit irooti In liit: lour.
tftf ami (ct"lcUl atuntlon to I hi- wlulw(n!o
raucuoi mr minim vi
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE !
THE FOE OF PAIN
TO MAN AND BEAST
li (In- tlr-.itiit Oltl
MUSTANG
LIIIMENT,
Which litis stood tlio tost of -10
Years.
There iH no noro it will not Ileal,
no LunienoHs it willnotCuro.no
Ache, no Pain, that Aillicts tho Uu
tnnn bodv. or tho bodv o a Horso
or othor JJomostio animal, that
does not yield to its magic touch.
A bottlo costing i!5c, 50c. or 81
linn often saved thelifoof a Human
Doing, and Restored to Lifo and
Uaofulncss Many a Valuablo
Ilorso.
-10inl.ilAw-ly.
O'CALLAHAN & HALL,
IROIF, TIN
AND
Slate Hoofers,
RoofJnR and Guttering a Specialty
Slato Jtoofiing a Specially in
any part of Southorn
LightninK Rods, Pumps, Stoves
ana Tinware-.
JobliluC Promptly Done.
T 11 I 1
JACOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
AND
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET,
Eotwcon Wnahliiirton nd Comuorclal
Avenusa, adjolntutf Manny'a.
KUKl'S for sale tho lint Ilit f, 1'ork, Slultun
ial, ljiinh. Soiimicc, Ac. nml In nrci
liruml 1 i ivi rmnllli" In mi nnvulaliln tiinnnur
!..! N II. ir. AKltf Chlniifo
11" j. D. Jikia & Co.,
Hiiilrraln
Harness 1 Saddles,
Whips, Collars, Etc.
105 Commercial Avenue, . - . CAIRO, ILLS.
..Pr?."!".""" lavorliiir in wllli their ulioniixi
i rpinlrte Hiii-of coM from iihicli l
I'Hiiil liniiniH ihIom. I'l-ll-itly.
0fls, Bulletin. XSvi.liain.tr. Cstnr OCwolftlJ. Otxaat unA
CAIRO, DXINOia SATURDAY,
SALT LAKE.
Torriblo Exploolon of Four Pow
der Magazinos Fivo Porsons
Killed, Many "Wounded, and Ono
Lady Dead from Fright.
;miisc ofllic Illimtlrr I'nkniiHii,
Halt I.akk, April :. Till iflcrnoon.
about Hu-:oVok,:ilili city rii thrown Into
nnnstcrnatlnn tiy three terrible exploIon?,
iili'rei'illMgcacli other nt IntervaN of :i lew
kcroinN. l'eoile nuhi'U Into tlio lre.'t In
trrror. llorc ran nway, and conMcriia
tlon nlffiieU mincinc; window were
blown !u;cloor.wiinlilnwii Irnm lliflrMnir.
c, chimneys wore hlown iloxyn, and many
Imlldlngs hadly Injnrol. The c.iuc of tlih
tcrrihle explosion anil 'linking not
known till an iniuicnco olnme of Miioko
wak Hen rlMnjc from Aru'tml Hill, Ituiue
illati.ly north ol the city. On tliU hill were
four jiowilcr uiaazlne: onu of Walker
llros., agcnti or thu California 1'owdcr
Compony, cantalnlm one and n hall u.ir
load of powder; one ol Walker Itro. lor
tli Oriental I'owdcr Compony, containing
half a car-load ot powder; one of the .tun'
Co-operative Institution, for Hazard 1'ow
der Company, coritainlnl; ten tons of pow
der; one of lien Jcnnlng', for tho Htt-l'ont
1'owdcr Company, containing fourteen toim
of powder. Thoe all exploded. There
were mi building) ery ilo(! to the mat;a.
Inc. A flouring mill and the water-work-!
ImlldliiKi! on City creek were riddled
with bowlders. Iiumonsc bnuldcri fell
cra-liln' through tho bulldltigs tlirotighoui
the city, omc fallliiK a tnllo distant.
Thc.-o were three men at work at one of
lh -o tnsgazlnei; all that ean be loi'md of
them are unoll plecev ol lleth, the largc.t
piece bi-ltiR a portion of a foot In a 'joot.
Ihulr natne aru not known. Mi. Van.
.NatUi, in the Slne'ecnlli ward, wa truck
by a bowlder and killed. .lo. l'a'Jdcn, a
boy, In tho Twentieth ward, wai ttruck by
a bowlder and killed, ijuitc a nuinUcr of
other pertoin are Injured, and perhaps
other death may occur, due lady died
from Itli-lit.
I'he cause of tho cxplo'lon can not be as
certained. It U claimed that the men at
work were Miiokinj,-. Other tatcd tint
i-oiiie person llrid a idiot Into one of the
iiiaKaluc-. An Immcn-e amount ol glav
was broken throughout the city. The
lamaKQ to glas alone will rrobably he
near ?C0,XW.
L'1()-EI ( iVnK OI'IIIK IJXI'I.OHION.
Salt I.akb, April .1 Two bojc, one
named ltlchardon, and a on of Archie
mil, went alter ttock this morning, taking
tlielr guns. Knoiigh of the remains have
been louml near the mi'azlne, to identify
them as the remains of tlieo hoi. One of
thtir hands was founil clutching a duck.
It Is miw euppotcd that they had llrcd Into
the mugadac, causing the explosion. It Is
Ntatcd that no men were at woik In the
aiagazlne.
Mr. Doll, tho Spy, and Ilia Story.
(i liiclunatl CoinnKrolal.)
'I here Is a llerco cllott to liow that .Mr.
l!ol), whose astonikhing tory wo iub!lshetl
e.slerd:iy, l a very ulck;d man. .It iceim
that he was a siout mid .spy during war, hut
that he ha letters showing thut llrant and
sli'rniaii had confidence in him. II was,
tlierrfore, the very man likely to be em
ployed In doubtful and haardou ten Ire.
i'lils is a point for Mm. .Mr. K. A. Morr,
the lawyer who managed lor llabcock, and
llrndley, llos heplierd's brothcr-Indaw,
who wa in Jst. I.otil, denounces Ilell
bltteily. Well, .Mr. .lorrU the man who
gavellii! Ticrrcpont letter, that llabcock
"tolo. to the Chicago Times to filghten wit
iicsenand Uradley ii familiar with the
King methods of nipprclng evldencn in
tho MUtrletot Columbia.
Itutwliat Isthentory orSccieta'y Chaud
lei We have looked over It carefully,
and It corroborates Hell, ( handler says
ho happened to want a goo.il detective He
does not say what he wanted n good detect
ive to do. He mentioned tliU at a Cabin
net meeting. That was rather queer, was
It nolf Then fiiimt nent him word in a
lew days that ho knew a man Milted to tho
uses ot the Interior Department. That was
very kind lu Grant, to lie mre. General
llurlbut, of Illinois, ntnily good man, paid
he knew this man Hell, and ho va a good
spy. Chandler, waiting an article 01 that
kind, as he had mentioned at a Cabinet
meeting, and having the recommendation
of the l'resldcnt, engaged tin) hlghly-ccr-I
lltln.l Ml. Itnll .....I llll . I
L,imt ..ii, iiviiiiiu uui nus unit lor a
mouth. Chandler, who w'anted a man so
badly, does not win to liavo known what
ho wanted him lor, and tho tpy was refused
Ms pay unless ho could bring a cctiilieatu
fi om llabcock. So Hancock was the man
expected to' ktiow what Mr. Chaudler'n
good detective fpoken of In tho Cabinet
moelllig,,'and per.souully rccoiuuiemled by
tho ri-e-d.Ieut, luid been doing! What
ilionger corroboration dues Jlr. IIcII'h story
rciiilic than that? Hut Ilell could not get
hUmouity until tlio convenient General
Cowen happened In and passed tho claim.
Then Hell was gono again, mid thU time,
at least, was In St. I.ouis, and "Hell had
not been away many days wheu tho 1'resl
dent told Chandler he had reason to be
lieve Hell wa n bad man, and If ho was- In
the dopartiuent lie h id bolter he dischar
ged," I'crhnpj this was afmr tho 1'iusl
duiithad received that copy ot tho. Now
Vmk Herald convi!lnj Um Infriiuatioit
that Habeock win guilty. Ilell aH
bin illsclmrgu followed Din semination
of that Information, llabenek
beluga'.ked iibiuit this py, as It ho should
know moM about liliu, said that Hell was a
"myth," Well, whatever lie was, ho was
not a myih, far Dlitiiel Attorney Djer tells
tlio rest of tho Mory that Is Intetesllng'
Hell win Indt. I.ouis, uecoi dlng In lilt own
tatonienl, and wasonco ordcud to let the
papers alone lu Dyer'a olllec; and (licit if
Iteil was a myth and fraud, Imw did lie
nunc Into poteiI(in id tlic White Hon,
cypher, which liuli.nl and jfnvo to the Nev
York Herald?
-Mr. Wi ber's l.rller.
mis hoilicw li.tl iiuinoroiis icuer i
written by .Mr. .1. T. Weiier, a leailln
iiriiggiH ol spniiglleiu, .iinia.:
.Mc.H. Seaburv .lolituou.
Gcntleinen There M a funny lit
tle old man lien; win) uwil to bobbin !
about on crntclic, nlterlnjf bad words I
ngaliiu tnu doctors btcauso nicy could
not cure lilt liictiimulsni ; lie tried nml
has fllno! bcooiuu n walking ndverllM'
ineiit for llcii'on'ij "apcltto I'orous
l'laier, and lm walks without Ids
crutcheD, too. The planter Is witiiout
tloulit, an article loiijr needed, and n
n Kreat linprovetncnt on tlie ordinary
porous platter. -Yours, Ac.,
J. T. Wi.iikii.
Ilenoir C'nticltic I'lnster Is a truly ro
iiarkitblu nrtlclu. It Is recommciided by
l)livlcluns everywhere. liecaile of lis
trreaf (uiiorloriir over other plasters and
lltifnieiitH. Hubber no.s.scs;es licallnir
and curative properties that can be found
in no otuer natural product, t npclnu is
now recognled as the best external
stlintilant and pain reliever. Jt relieves
pain Immediately and quickens tlio ac
tion ot tlio plaster, llenfoii'.s Cupcinp
j'liisicr cures riicuuiau;m, lame nml
weak lack, Kidney mid spinal affections,
shooting pains In the sides and back, re
laxation ol the abdominal bell, ntul like
troubles. Wliv sullcr with theso UU
when a Benson's 'npcitic Plnster, co4tlng
only 2."i cents, will relievo and cure von.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Scabury
it .lolinson, pliarmaclatiKtl chemists, X.
V.. eneral nscnt. l-.Vditw-1 m.
"O wad ome irr Hie k1 to d'e us,
To m p ourscl's in Itlitm frc Us
Itehold that pale, emaciated Jlun
Willi downea-t eye, like somo erliuinal
about to meet her fate : sen that nervous.
distrustful look, as Shi; walks nloii It It'll ll
a slow and un-teady ,tep. The pink has
lett her cheeks and the cherry her lip.
The once sparkling, dancing eyes are
now iiini aim expressionless, 'i he once
warm, dimpled hands are now tiuu ami
cold. Jler beauty has lied. What has
wrought this wondrous chaiiue? What
Is that which Is lurking beneath the
h ii r lace ot that oueo lovely form:
woes s.iii! reall.o licr terrible condition ?
Is she aware of the woeful appearance 'he
makes? Woman, from her very nature,
U subject to a catalogue Irom which man
Is entirely exempt. .Many of these mala
dies aro induced by her own carelessness,
or through Ignorance of tho laws of her
bclnjr. Again, many female diseases, if
properly treated, might he arrested In
their eounie. and thereby prove of short
duration. They should not he left to uu
Inexperienced physician who does not
understand their nature, and Is therefore
Incompetent to treat them. The Impor
tance of attending to female diseases In
their earliest stages cannot lie too strongly
urged. Kor If neglected, they Ireqiientlv
lead to consumption, chronic debility,
and oltimes to insanity, lu all classes of
lemale diseases, Dr. Pierce's favorite
prescription Is without a rival.
So medicine has ever surpassed It.
In "the I'enpln's Common Sense Medical
Advl-er," which ll. V. I'lerce. f. 1).. of
X. V., Is the author and publisher. Is an
extended treatise on woman and herdls
cases. Under this head the various af
fections to which woman Is Incident are
carefully considered, accurately portraved
and a restorative course of treatment
suggested, livery woman, as the values
her lile and health, .should possess a conv
y.l ,1.1- . 1.1., l.w.f. l... t... .1,'
v. tin- tinii.iuii; uuuh, 11 miu ill) ins.
cased, this "Adviser" will show her how
'ho may ho restored to health, and also
uirect ner now sue may ward n mam
maladies to which s-hnU eoiistautlv being
exposed. Let every sull'erlng woman
heed Ibis timely advice and see herself as
others see her. I'rlcn of AdvUcr.
(pot paid) to any address. (2s i',lwl w.
llAOA.Vii.MAiiNui.iA Hai.m preserves and
restores the complexion ; removes freck
les, tan nmi sauowness ; makes the skin
soil, white and delicate. Its nnmlcatlon
cannot be detected. :i-10-d.vwly.
Lyon's Katiiaiiio.v makes hcnutirul.
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevent its fall
ing out or turning gray. It has stood the
test of 10 years. Is charmingly perfumed,
and has no rival. :i-IO-d,twlv
Cross and sickly children om
e made liraltlir uml ttroni! hv irL-nl h!ml- ihrlr
Rtomarlis anil bowels with Canloriii. It l more
ill'ccllie than LaslortJII nml ii as plrusuut to
inst' nviliuir rur n lllll LK1IIC, .-OUT MOIIiaCII,
Worms anil Cosliiiiuss, llieiv Is nothing lur
Utriiee tsjunl o Caftoil.!.
Why will you suflfor,,,,,,,,,,
mallsin, Seralns. stlir.loinis, Swellings, Jlurn.
ScuMs or Weak Hark, when in.. i-..V,..,r ih.l.
iiirnt alTordi crrlaln rcllcr. .Many nitlelt-.s fcoolh
luiliitoiiicitiiliirxti'iit, but Centaur Liniment
eurej. 'I lie White l.lnlinuit In for the liiinun
family, Hie bellow l.lnliiient Is for liorsts and
animals. (n-'j-l-Mtiv.
'.V1,.
AT
ft'
O
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in
(3
O
D
am
COAL
TO COAL
CONSUMERS :
iiAiiiiisui'iifi, uu,, .inn. l.i, is;c,
WHiuu now iiilninir a (eiysuperlorurllcle
ol coal I'rw finm nil iinpiirilirs, esperlullv
nduiilnl for (irales mid liouxeliold ue frenvrally ,
which wcwlll ilillirr lu Culm, on the Cairo and
hiccuiir trark br llmcar hud ol'.'Ksi lmnh, j
nl nine cents per lni.liil, ortivo "lollnv . anil
lenty-iu cents (2 y.'.) per bin.
WeiiUo haiea very siiTlri' article or Nut
M filfh Wo will ifilliir (in track iilslMivn
(hi) ilolliirs per cm- ;um Inulirls. I'm lion mil
wishing ii ear load will call upon I1, .M Want
l.lKlitli utiitt, lietueru O.iuiiirielal mid Wiiili
InitlimavrniieH, nml ! kupplliil id leasoimhu.
lii ins. Mr. Want will also dilhir Ihlj coal lo
any imrtot'tliiicilyiitiji'l WJ perrar load, um!;.
Mils coal rostiiliotil J ,V. per lull. All 'llierwit
ukislbv Miec.iiiul y lt.lt. Is Mipplhsl r,on,
oiiniiines.aiul It uM m, euwrlor lu llie'iuarli t.
AildnsMull orders formal to
Jas.A. ViallAOo.,
iiAMiisnurttJ. n,i.ii.
V'ntd, Ims tiMini unit will do
Itn lids coal at s'l flu m r er b'-M-dir.
Wol.liEtM. JV-rn.i.
APRIL 8, 1870.
i.itsuiANn:.
C. N, HUGHES,
Onnal
Insurance Agent
OFFICE:
OIIIO Xj23"VJ5I3.
Orer Mathuii & Uld'f.
N'ten'i.sl1"" K'r,,"c,,lM d-nipanLn rtpro
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHEU lS.rH.
SAPFORD, MORHIS
AND C ANDES,
ti'miml
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEE,
City Katloml Bank Building, up-italn.
Thi Oldest Entablished Agency In South
irn IJItnola, represontln ovor
?5 000 000
UIIOI.I.SAI.C UltlMDItS.
STRATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-Ami
Commission Merchants
AORNTfl ATIKHIOAN POWDKR CO
57 Ohio Lovoo.
Q. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Hialfr In
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant,
No. 70 OHIO LEVEE.
Sl',nfr,A,',l!lcll,lul lT,n locoinlsrnmcntsiiii!
Illlin onltra
CDM.HISSKl.V JTKttnrANirt.
K.M. Ayrai. a. ,.
AYRES Sc CO;
X-'TjOUZ't
And Kenfial
Commission Merchants
No. oa
OHIO I.EVEK.
P. CUKL,
i;Miuiw
Flour Merchant
-VII
Millers' Agent.
No M Ohio Umv,
, , , CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
7jji.f
CAIRO
BOX and BASKET CO
Iiralrr in
All kinds hard and (oft,)
FLOORING, SIDING, LATII, Sec.
Mill anil Yard,
-ornor Thirty-Fourth Strcot and
Ohio Lovoo.
I'.tl.M'A.MI ou.s.
(siiieic-sor lo)
B.
F. PARKER,
Dealers In
?aints, Oils, Varnishes,
Wall Taper, Window Glaas, Win
dow SuadoH, Szo.
Ahvityu on hainl, tuu ctlrbrateil llluniliintlii
AUItODSA H?
Browu' XSrxlXclixi.,
Oorunr Elovonth fitrcot and Waahlnir
ton Avmiuu
WOMAN'S j
CURATIVE INSTITUTE, i
N".ai4H, lltuatreot.St.Louiii,
Mils. Jj, A. 1,11 TZ, II. II, (In iliaiKc),
Ample aceauiiiiniliilionsiiiid lietilu.enl. Only
Jrimt loi'vilnli very valuable tipi'iiilc. I'liunpl
l ine of tiles, llliriimiitlainiinil Ncfvniu illseaien
Kiiiiriiuleeil, Itnles moilemu, Inr chvuliir,
i-eu'l ktauip. il-'.'.'-d.twIn!
NO. 01.
BOBBINS'
jMUSIES BUUll
Mr"
112 COMMERCIAL AVE.,
CAIRO ILL
Pianos and Organs,
SHEET MUSIC AND
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HALLET. DAVIS & CO.'S
Of World wido Reputation.
AckiiottiMUed by nil iiood Musicians to be the
lt.t rhino now iimile.
'J'lTE GREAT UNION PIANO,
Of which we have sol i over 400 during
twelve yearn past, becoming more and more
popular every day.
SMITH'S AilERKJiVN ORGAN,
.Splendid tone, Power and Durability.
Kimball's Orchestral Organ,
A very fino instrument, adapted to Instru
mental hi. wr.ll us vocal music.
Am. Tin: aiiovi: aiii: okkeiii:i on
Kasy Mnutlily Payments, at low figures
rcKardlos ol l.lst Prices
In h'fet variety, lniiudini; all the new
and popular music nl thu dav.
Orders from tho Country"
promptly tilled and sent
by mall.
VIOLINS GUITARS BANJOS'
ACCOllDMS, CLiUllNISTS
FLUTES,
PICOLOS
TAR1B0RINES
FltlJXCII HAISI'S, ETC., KTU.
Band Instruments of all Kinds
r'urr.lshed to Order.
HTKIN08 YOU VIOLINS, 0UITAK8, ETC
t)l the Host Quality.
Classical' Studies ami Exorclsos
Of all (trades for linio or nice.
.JST'Kvery decrlptlim of 3luical .Mer
chandise luuiUhcd to order, promptly und
at prices lower than ever nllered before,
fiii.vcv also ny
ROGER'S ELEGANT STATUARY.
Scud lor llliMratcd Citalogun and Trlro
i. in ui inesi) ueauiiiiii troupes.
All OooJ: Warranted ai Bcproaentodi
Adiross,
ROBBINS' MUSIC BAZAP.
Cairo. Illinois,
s'OAI..
Goal Goal
PITTSBURGH,
PARADISE,
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jrumiJiiy uiioimou to.
tST'L'o larco consumors and all
nianufacturoru, wo aro prepared
io supply any qunntity, by tho
iioitv or ycur, ni uniform ratos.
CAIRO CITY COAL COMPANY,
,:F!u!l!'!"' !!r,) "'',.no 7ooiiioi.cvi.-
I.l-lliriiliiy iiio 'swhatllioiit,
J.J-.M r-Kypiiju anus, o
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L'l
)-l'ott OlUco Drawer. :
6J-l'ott Offlco Drawer, tlnii.
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