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JOHN II. OBERLiY & CO.,
TUB MILS.
Ar.rtivr. uirnnr
.North, Througn Ml n. rn. :W p.m
Way 2;20p:m, 4,')a.m.
onth, Vjr 12.15 p.m. jW..m.
" Through N. O., Mem
phis and ColumliU. S:3D p.tn. 4:iiip.m,
Ohio River mute, (except
"onday) ;(Mp.in, C.O'p.m.
Iron Mountain II. It 2:.'Wa.m. 11.01 .n.
'Mm, H'ver rontn, Tue.day
unit Friday CM p.m. .ip.m.
riftj-c, (iooe l.tand A Hanta
l. Ill Thursday A fri.
l) j c.Wp.m. ':'' m,
Mi) Hi I I, lllandvillr 3l
' ovelaee, Ky ILoun.m. t.oup.m.
orricr. hock..
i, rural .Mirny ":30a.in.
fundey e to 9 a.m.)
oi.ey Ordr department -.00 a.ui. 6.WJ
l'itnter " " " " .').m. 6.Mp.tn.
M nay Order and Re;lsier department, no
o 3 ou Sunday..
OUR CHURCHES.
II YTERIAN Eighth .street.
I'rra lung (-atiUtli at lU'-J . M., and 7!J r. .
I'rajer meet ng, Wedn.-adiy at 1 r. m.
snund.iy Hc!i ml, 3 r. m. J, M l.!nden, Super
intendent. Hit. C. II. Fours, Pastor.
MirrilOUIST Cir. Eighth und Walnut st.
Preaching, Sabbath lujj a. m., and 7 r. h.
Prayer meeting, WVdne.day, "ii r. m.
.Ji.ndav School 3r . I.. W. hlilaell, Muper
mtendent. Krr. K. I..THoxrji. Pastor.
t IILUCII OKT1IK REDEEM Elt-(i:pl.copal)
Morning prayer., Sabbath 10',; . h.
Kif nm pra)er 7 r. m.
hl.&thixhojl,'J. .
I'ev. Ml, Cum, Recter.
ir PATRICK H CHURCH or. Ninth Si. and
Wahington Avenue.
.'ublts -emer.SaMnttiaJi and lu; a. u
epers, 3 r. M.
umlayfcct.ool, 2 r. m.
me! eiery day, r. x.
Rev. !'. J, O'llsLioaaa, Prie.t.
i .'SO MEN'S CIlltlVriAS ASHOCIATIUN-Reg-
tilar meelliiK eond Mondav i-acl. month l the
I'M) it room cf the Pre.byterian Church
rVeeUly Prayer meeting, Friday, V. r. at
he Prayer room of the Pre.byterian church.
C. I'kwm, Pre.ldent.
AHHKAN METHODISI luiirlrcnth, between
Walnut ani Cedar.
service., Sabbath, 11 a. m.
Suadiy School, 1, r. tt.
t.ji3r m.
rKCONI) FREE-WILL nAPTIST-riflrenth Bt.
Preaching, 7!i r. . Iter. Wm.JacKaon, Pator.
between Walnut and Ccaar.
Services llabbath, Vt nil J 3 r. m.
Iter. ff. Hica,PaMer.
MlEK WII.l. inrriHT IIOMB Ml-MlU.t tUN
AT aCHOOU Corner wa.nut nd Cedar Bn.
MinJjy School, a. u.
.MIST FrtEK WU.L IIAI'TIST CHURCH-Cur-ry
Uirrack..
ertic, riabbith 11 a. r., r. . and 'V r. M.
Iter. Wh. Ktntr, I'antor.
MllsT MISSIONAKV 1IAPI 1ST CHUKCII-Uet.
ween luth and 11th atieett, near Cedar.
Creachlnc i-abtatli WV, A. M., and 7 r. u.
I'rajer MeeilnR We.ln. .day evening.
I'reiwlilny, Kruiay PTenlr.
Malli.1 hool, lt r. m. John Van Baxter and
Mary btepheiu hupenntendrnt
Ile. T J. Mioari. I'a'to
BF.OJND Hil'raTCIIUIlCH-l'Oiliteenth .tr'et,
tetween Cedar and Walnut; Her. Jacob Hrad
"ey, Eliler; the only llaptitt Church recoenited
y the Ae.ociatlon. ffrnuf, fcunday 11 o'clock
3 pm. and at 7 p.m.
Jarm I! mil it, ElJer.
SECRET 0KDE11S
' TUB MASONS.
UAiao fionMaSDiai, No. 1.1,-Statel AMemtdy
at the A.ylum Maonn Hall, fir.land thud.ba
urdara Ineach month.
Caiao Coc.icil, No. 21. Hejular Convocation at
onic Hall, the aecond Kriday in ach month.
Caiao CiMPtta, Nu. 71. tegular Convocation
at Maaomc Hall, on the third l ue.d.y of every
"ciiao I)oa. No. 2-17 F. A A. M ReRUlar Com.
munitions at Slatunio Hall, the .tcond and
fourih Mona.i). ol wh month.
Iiuta Lonot, No.WS E. i A. M. Regular Com
iiiunlcaiion. at Matonic Hall :ut and third
I hur.daya In each month.
THK ODD-rELLOWP.
AtiXAXDta iMtxit, 2il. Mee t in OJdI-ellow'..
Hull, in Art r' lluiUin, every Thursday even
Inn, at 7 o'clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFIGEKS.
Oovernor, John M. Palmer ;
Lieutenant-Governor, John DouRherty I
Secretary of State, Edward Hummel ;
AuJItnr of State, C. E. I.ipplncotl ,
Stale Treasurer, E. N. Hatei ;
Supt. Public Instruction, Newton Dattman.
C0NG11ESSMEN.
Senators l.yman Trumbull and John A. Logan
Representative for tho Slate at Larje J . L
fievcrldne.
Rrreentativo Thirteenth Piitrict John SI'
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Senator-, 1st District T. A. E. Holcomb, ol
Union, and S. K. Oii'snn, of Gallatin.
Representative, lt UUtrlrt II. Watson Webb.
COUNTY OFFICERS,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judso-D. J. ll.tker, of Alexander.
I'roatcutlng Attorney J. F. McCartney, of
Mas. to
Circuit Clerk Jnn. Q. Ilarman.
Hlieritl A. II.- Irvln.
Win, Martin, Assessor and Treaiurer.
COUNTY C0UT.T.
Judge r. Dross.
Assoca'es J. U, McCrlteanJ H. Marchlldon.
Clerk Jacob 0. 1.vnch.
Coroner John II. Go.sman.
MUNICIPAL "GOVERNMENT
ujor John M. I.tnvlen.
l'reaunr J, H. Taylor,
Cnmptro ler E. A. lliiruett
Clerk-Michael Holoy.
Oarshal Andrnw Cain,
Attorney P. II. Pope.
PoHoo Magistrates P, Bross and II. Bhan
ey,
Ohletol rollce L. II. Myors,
6KLKCT council
ayor John M. I.ansflen,
First Wanl-P. O.-ehuli.
Second Hard C, K. Woouward.
Ihlrd Ward-Jno. Wood,
r'ourth Ward-3. Staats Tavlnr.
Olty-at-Large-W. V Ha It I ly and D. Umd.
BOARD Of A1DERMEK.
FJR3T WARU-Jame. lltaiden,
Leo Kleh,
Isaac Wulden.
hCOND WAR1-II. ll.!Cunninghin,
E. Ruder,
Homy Winter,
Junes Swayne,
f I3IRD WARD Wm. Htratton,
Pnttlck Fllzgoiald,
OURTH WARU-Jaiiifa Carroll.J
G, II. Scaie,
J.U.Motcalr.
PROPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.
AltRIVr.Ii AND IEPA MTF.D.
Slemer. Wher from. Whera to
ItUtr.iirck N. f)rlcti
Tlioinpton Dunn N. Orleans ralln nlwayg on hand itt Jorgonaon'i
Cl.it.. Ilodrniint Uiiijvjll.. X. Orlean- grr)CCry .tore. II
Arkitn.in Ilcllc... Iwnrinvillo ,
Kmc Kinney Kviiiiavlllu ....N. Orleans i l'nu.vr.i.t.r.8, In ono pound boxes, at
Jiite
.M. .Mt'Dnmild... . MrmpliU , ion's, corner of Iwentloth street and
Mluwi'd Kvnrisvillo ! Washington avenue. U
(Jen. V. Tlumius..Mt. Vernon I . , , ,
X. l...ngwort!i Loulnvlllu N. Orleans Jorgenstn has on hand a fresh sup
Illinois ColuiriuiH Columbus I py of Damsons, ir. f.vrup. tf
The InllouIrK ' the rite and fall ol the, river at
llio pli'en named lor lite- 21 hour, ending at 3:1ft
)et,lrrdar i
I'Uce.
i i
Cairo 3
Cincinnati
Hirciipoil
Leatcnworili..
I.i.ui.rillc :i
'.'inphl A
ViikMHira 3
NahrlllM... 2
N. ilrleaim- i
Omaha
Pittaburir
H hrereport
Si. I.oul.
Kt. Paul
CONDITION OF TUB RIVERS.
At pruseht ue are pretty w:ll surround
ed with ice from both rivers und the situa
tion is liny thing but plcisant to our
stusun bo-ilmcn. There wns various
rumors about the ice in the Ohio nnd no
two of them wero a like ; any how wo aro
tun: of one '.Inn,' and that it that the leu
in the Ohio is pretty heavy. It made itt
debut in lie.ivy form during Sunday night
and all day Monday, it flo.ttcJ by In huge
tlilds, and joined with that out of the
Mississippi at the mouth of tho Ohio, nnd
the two combined filled the Mississippi
from bank to bank. Tho ferryboat ma-Jo
her rcgulartrip during the day to Missouri
and Kentucky. Tho fall in the river is
very steady und it is about -1 inches per
day and tho prospects for a rise is cer
tainly out of tho question. The Ohio
above hero is falling and full of ice. Tho
channel from hero to Louisville is rather
sIihIIow and boats havo to bring out
lighter..
Tho full in tho Mississippi continues
and every thing is blocked up with ico.
No boats attempt to go above here in
either river at present.
Thcro is a little more than 3 feet in the
channel of tho Mississippi and about 5
feet in the Ohio.
UUelNKSS AND WEATHER.
Business at the landing was very good
considering it wns Mcnday which is al
ways our dullest day.
Tho weather for the past 2 days has
without any doubt been tho coldest of the
season. Tho sun shoro brightly, but oh
Golly how cold It wns. The water be
tween tho whnrfbonts and tho shoro frozo
very hard. In lact every thing was frozo
up.
MliCELLANKOCS MATTER'S.
The Bismarck has about EOOtons of rail
road iron for Faducah and she would havo
proceed id on hor way to ttat placo had
horcrew not Jumped her when sho ar
rived here.
Tho Nick Longworth and G. W. Thom
as camo out of tho Ohio in cahcots with
one another from Mount Vernon. Tho
Thomas followed in the wako of the
Lonswor'h thereby not having to en
counter but littlo ico. Sho roshipped her
trip on tho Longworth.
The Kato Kinney received considera
ble freight hero and waited several hours
on a hundscd head of stock but failed to
get them.
Tho McDonald .has 900 bales of cotton
for Evansville but sho will wait hero and
sco what tho river abovo hero is going to
do.
The Loulsvlllo from New Orleans has a
good trip for Cincinnati but sho will lay
up hero until tho rivor gets in a better
condition,
Tho Bodman cleared for tho south with
a good trip, sho mado largo additions to
her freight list hero,
Tho Jim Fisk will liavo her now chim
neys placed in position somo tuno this
week. They will bo four inches larger in
circtimferenco than her old ones and will,
bo something tho shape of tho Idlowilds
and they will add to hor appearance.
Tho Idlowlld and Arkansas Hollo will
remain hero a fow days and wait and seo
how tho Ohio river Is Rolng to act bo
tweon hero and Evansvillo.
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCIIEK,
City National Itnnk nnlldlng-.
aSpeclal att.ntion paid toordors Irom steam
oat. night or dar.-W
BUSINESS NOTES
Russian sardellos at Jorgcnson'sj try
them. t
The best French anchovies n the city
at Jorgonson's. tf
Go to Dr. McGauloy for Rattingor'i Fe
ver Drops. Warrantod to euro tho chills
joroenaon has the finest supply ol
Spanish olives in tho city. Try them
tf
Found. Thai the choicest butter is
at Jorgonson's Staplo and Fancy Grocery
store,
Wliip brooms
In'
Great variety at Kchuh't.
OYhTERS, Louis Horbert hat alwas on
band . frcthtupplyof Saddle Rock o.
ri. tf
Wkioht's hu pun uitft mince 1 'ii-t
prcp.trnl cxprcasly for fumily me, At Jor
genjori'i,
Kurlna Uoquot
at
Paul O. Schuh'i.
Nbw French prunoi, curranU and
Combs
of all kinds and nt all price
at P. 0. Schuh'..
I Fou new citron, orange and lemor
peel, go to Jorgonson's corner of Twen
tieth ilreetnnil Washington avenue. t
Joroknson has tho best East India
presorvus for sale cheap. tt
Sago't Catarrh Remedy
and
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
nl P.G.Schuh'".
Smoked salmon and Yarmouth bloat
ersjust received at Jorgenson'a.' tf.
Go to P. G.Schuh's
for
Nilsson Boquet, Ess. Roquet
and
Chinecse Boquet Perfumery.
Sandwitched meats of all kinds al
ways on hand at S. Jo:genon's. tf.
The Finest Selection of
Toilet Soaps,
Musk, Rose, Cologne, Rondclia, and Cash
meis) Boquet Soaps
At P. G. Schuh'i.
Thirty cents a week will secure a pol
icy for one thousand dollars in the Life
Association of America. A good invest
ment for a young man. For particulars
apply to Carl L. Thomas, special agent.
janUf.
Fresh Muscat grapes from California,
just received at Jorgecsen's. tf
Paul G. Schuh sella Ratlitiger's medl
cincs. tf
Peck, Frean, it Co's London biscui t
always on hand, corner Twentieth nnd
Washington avenue. tt
CrtbtaL vinegar from London at Jor
genson'a, corner of Twentieth street and
Washington avenue. i
Yarmouth succotash and corn at Jor
gonson's. tf.
UL'TCIIr.RK.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
KOEIILER & BROTHER
Have teepen I
rOl'lXAIt MEAT MARKET,
L'OMMERCIAE-AT.,
Betrvcen Nlnlli and Tcntb Slrceli,
acd will keep constantly on hanJ the best meat,
r-latightered In the Cairo market. They defy com
petition. Give them o trial sept21tl.
HOST NTSSKEK.
G. T. WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
So. 7(1 Olilo I.cvce.
CAIRO, IM.INCI8,
s-Special attention given to consignments
Ond order..
SAM WILSON,
Plltll IS
BO-A.!" STOEES j
"""- - x
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
No. 110
omo levee tjj : t Cairo, III.
oanra. rnosn-TU rrntrn
II ATC II E i.o nm 1 1 A I It l V K.
Thli. aiiperb Hair Dye l Hm bt intiisWiisiu i
rcnecuy iiariiin-?.! nrnauiu
No ili.api ointment. No Rldlouloiia Tints or V'!"
tvaaanl Odor. Thog, niilnts VV. A. Il.ii'ht lor'a
Hair Dyo pionucea uuiKliivii.i.i a apiriiiiiu
nlaik or nattini liintvn. uoi-a noi nuiin inc
Hkm, but tcnveainu nuir i.ii iuc, mhi hiui ueauu
) JtfX&tt! ''i&iyUondB.rect,
New York, lauvStdeodAwly
CAIRO, ILLINOIS TUESDAY, JANUARY
LIFE INNl'n.K'E.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Tin Moat Bocciwrci. Lirx Iksuanci Corporation or thk Samr Aar. in
thi World.
PTJEBIiY MTJTTTAli;
NO STOCKHOLDERS TO ABSORB PROFITS.
Amount ofIPoliciks in Forci Dec 81, 1870, $45,055,740 00
Total Incomi to Same Date, 3,074,788 80
Net Increase or Riuks is Force, 1870, 20,000,040 00
The I.irKMiNrtInerdurlaff (Is year 170 rnj- Cotupany In the World.
Orom Increase or Rises in Force, U70, $30,327,730 00
Only two compaale In the. worU exceed thli (irosa Increa.a durln 170.
Tl, nnlv MfiSnin, whloh viiaranteea. a. a chartered rljnt. the nrineime of LOCAL IN EST-
MENT3 IN EACH bTATE, In proportion to its Premium, or ite-Insurance Fund. .
Th inlv comoinT wriieh'. by its charter, give. EACH fi FATE A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE
HOME HUAIIL) Or DIREUTORb.
O-BITEBAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, IMIO. !
JAMES H. BRITTON, President. j
Henrt W. Hocaii, Vice President. Felix Costk, Supt. Missouri Dept. I
. i. iiAM.ET, becretary. joh.v s. ritiTCHAiiD, Treasurer.
C. F. Burkes, Attorney. E. L. Lemoi.ve, M. D. Med. OlBccr.
lion. Wm. Barnes, Consulting Counsel and Actuary.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT.
E. P. Burlinoiiaw, Matuur.
CAIEO BBA.IrCH BOAED.
The following named geatlem.i held er control 119,000 insurance each, In the Lite Anoclatlon
of Amerca:
P. W. Barclat,
II. W. Weuh.
II. II. Candee,
John Antrim,
Cms. Galioher,
J. M. PuiLLirs,
C. Hakkt,
R. S. Briouam,
Paul G benun.
xrn onr Katea stsstl riasia fcefore
LOCAL AGENTS.
VeSldlm.
Carl L.Tiiowas,
nvuti.
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ass
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CO'
CO'
CBAS. scioasMivia.
wiliiam scaica,
CIIAS. SCHOENMEYER & CO,
FURNITURE ROOMS,
UPHOLSTERING
j MattroSB Manufacturing,
I rilr,urc Klrln.
PICTURE FRAMING.
All orders prompll attended to.
HnTnWEST 'CORNER Of WABIUliaTOS AY-
..,,,
KNUKAND TENTH
CAIRO, ILL.
P. O, Drawer
Jaaetf.
30 1872.
John II. Oiierly,
Wvi. Morris,
T. J. Kerth,
W. S. Edson,
yon Isianr) In any ofhrr Company
W. B.Kkrnet.
-1
rin.MTURE.
SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
... I
Dy buying your
EICHHOFF BROS.,
FURNITURE FACTORY,
WnahltiBtou-nv., A'enr Coitnm House
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Mesara. Eiehhotl llrnthendeilre to Inform the
cltlsena of Cairo that they are maniilacturlng all
kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
And have now on hand and lot ante, at
Wholesale and Retail,
All kind., and wll continue lo keep at theft;
BALES ROOMS, IN TUEIR NEW RUILDINO,
Every dlicrlptlon ot cheap and co.tly turnllure,
such as
termed Redstaails,
W.Marble Topped Dureau.,
OVSideboarde, Washitands.
ir Wardrobes, Sola Clialrs,
M.ofai and Matrniaes,
f Lounges, etc , etc.,
Which they will guarantee to sell
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
Than they can he bought from any other dealer In
the city. Oire Iheui a call and r-atlsty jour-
elf. . a.m
COAL..
COAL! COAL! COAL !
JAMES ROSS,
BiAixa IS
DU QUOIN AND MOUNT CARBON
C O .A. U.l
CommerciaUv., Foot of Elovcuth-st.
All Coal carefully olglied at the yard on l'mr
oanka' tealea.
FULL WEIOllT WARRANTED.
Coal delivered on lh sliorleat notice in an)
art ol tlii ci.y, eltli" ty half ton, tau or car
load . il.. nffln. nn rAmm.rettl.M. II
Leave oraer . ,17,
b foat of Eleveoth .treet. nord-6m.
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON-AV
1,'IWWIiHtllH an , ,vAIU)im
j. m. lMllTiinxiC-
(Rurceors to K. n. Hen4r.ck Co i
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS
W1IARF-110AT rilOPIUETORS
Wfllteral Advances in upon
J,S Consignment..
Ar Pr,'P"1',a. J" "J,r
. rr Ifit. to .11 po In . and I ,uy l
tell on commla.lon.
srnu.lne.. attended lo nromptly
CLOSE k VINCENT.
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AMD
I DEALEE3 lilTE
l Cement, Plaster Paris,
AND
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Corner Elstitii Street ntiil Ohio l.evrr
CAIRO, ILL.
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COM.M.ISSION
tun
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
'DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
AGENTS roR FAIRBANKS SCALES
68 Ohio Letee, CAIRO. ILLS.
STKATTON & BIRD
(Successor to Straiten, Hud. on A Clark.)
I WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
57 Ohio Lovee, Cairo, Illinois.
ICtyAgent of American Powder Co., and man
agents for cotton varn
P. MATH UBS. C. C. UHL
MATHUSS & UH4
i' o x-- waedi NO-
AMI tJJ.Nr.UAL.
Commission Merchants,
DEALERS IN
HAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
No. ot otiio i.i'.vt'.r.,
Bttictm Powth Siilh St i AlUO.lI.l.
aug2 lAwtf
II. M. nULEN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
No. 134 Commercial-ave.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CHARLES M. HOWE & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
No. G4 Ohio Lovee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
novI2dtf
JOHN B. PHILLIS & SON,
(Successors to Jno.D. Philll.,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AXD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c.;
uor. TENTH-ST. and OHIO hEVEE
CAIRO. ILL.
WOOD RITTEN HOUSE,
FLOUR
AWV
Gcnoral Commission Merchant
183 OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Illinois
I
JAKE WALTER,
BUTCH E IR,
AND CtALIIl IN
FRESH MEAT,
EiQii rii Street,' Between Washington
and Commercial avenues,
AdloliiluE Rllteiiliouse Ilanny'a.
Keep the beet of lleef rfrJ?Tu K
Lamb, Han-e. elf.. "' ! 'X,nVr.
eitiieu. in th mast nwecplaWe uanu.r.
jyisioi and i.i a ton.
WM. lT"scHUTraR
I Importer mill Wliott-MtU D(.!rli
WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO
Agent fur the but Iwe.tij. nr
CREAM AND STO0K ALE,
AMD
Itnporled A low or UllTercat Klada.
75 Ohio Levee,
" CAIRO. ILLl.NOB.
P. M. STOUKFLETH,
i'CctsoR reutt a stocarun
llectiryer and IVboleaale Sealer In
l'orel(ii and Uoataatle
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. C2 Onio,LKVK,
CAIRO, lLtlNOH.
f
HE keep, on hand constantly a fall .toci tt
Old Kentuckr llourbon, Rye and Konongt
hrla Whl.kie., French Urandie., Uollaud bin,
Rhine and iillforn Wine.. 93utt
IIOOTN AND RIIOEfl.
WILLIAM EIILERS,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TWENTIETH STREET,
Uetween Washington avenue aad Poplar
CAIRO, ILL.
Roots and Shoes Made to Order.
Kin Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Warranted.
Patronage tJelleir
CITY SHOK STORE
iioor igKiivr faototit
sole aocncy' roa
"BEOLASKI'S1'
CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
Commercial Avenue, Corner of EJgBta
Ntreet,
Cairo, Illinois.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ALL OR
DERS FOR HOOrSKIRTS AND SHOES.
PAINTKIIM.
MOORE Sc MATHEWS,
House, Sign and Ornamental
Decorative PaperhaneliiK, UaItontl
lag, etc.,
Done In the higheat style ol the art, aid
rates that defy compctitioi.
SHOP IN TERRY IIOUSE, CORNER OT 8T
STREET AND CMMERCIAL AVENUE. -
FGIIS AND HIDES.
II. LEVY & CO.,
csalii. n
HIDES AND FURS,
WOOL, FEATIIEKS, ETC.,
93 O tHl I O ".Ij EVE 3E.
Cairo, Illinois,
novl5t
niSCEI.I.ANKOCrA.
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Importer., Manufacturers aad Jobbers of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Brasa and German "liver
BAND INSTRUMENTS,
No. 25 S. Tiiist,Sr,Ti
oclJdSm. M. VOW, HO.
JAMKS KYNASTON,
amirtier ard Denier In all Iliads Freak
" ' Meat.
Coasts .NiiliTiuKtn axs rortas Utaaat.
AIR), ILLINOIS.
IJUYS and alaughtera only the very Wet rattle.
L hog. ami aheep, aul la prrpar.U to all say
JhTiiiard fur fre.h meat, from eat iw-la
thousaud pound..
