Newspaper Page Text
mm
OPFICB, B"CTLIiBTI33" B"0"IX.X3HsrO-, COB. 12TH STEBBT A.3STX3 WASHIlTaTOIT .A. "V IE 2ST XT IE.
JOHN H. OBEKLY, PROPRIETOR.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 18T2
BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTON-AV.
OUK CHURCHES.
ritESUYTKIUAN-KlKhtli Street.
I'rcaehlns,', Sabbath at 10) ii.tn. nnil 7) p.m.
Prayer tiieetlnir, Wednesday at 7) p. in.
Sabbath School, .1 p.m. J. M. Lansdan, Su
pcrlntendcnt. IIKV. II. Tiiaykh, Pastor
METHODIST. Cor. KUhth atnl Walnut SU
Preaching, Sabbatb at 10) a.m.. and 7 p. m
l'rnycr tncctliiL', Wednesday, 74 p.m.
Sabbath School, 3. p.m. L. W. Stlllwcll,
Superintendent. Rev. F. L. Thompson,
Pastor.
CHtlUCIl OK THE HEDEEMEIt-(EpItco-
pal.)
JUir
nrnlnir prayers. Sabbath 101 a.m.
r.vciuns; prayers, lplu
Sabbath School, II a.m.
ItKV. K. Loan, Itcctor.
BT. l'ATUICK'S CIUIltCH-Mnth St. and
WnMilnuton Avenue,
l'ubllc service, Sabbath 8:10 and 10) a.m.
VcMiiTf, 7 p.m.
Sahliuth School, 2 p.m.
ben Ice t:cry day, 8 a.m.
ItKV. 1. .1. o'Hai.lohan, Prlct.
GEItMAN l.CTIIEItANCIIUItCII-l.lth
trctt between Wai-hington Acnuc and
Walnut street. ,
Preaching Suiulay tnorninir at 10 o clock.
Sabbath school at 'J o'clock p. m. H. C.
Thick-eke, Mipi-riiitcndcnt.
ItKV. ltoll'T. HKLItlO, Pastor.
VOL'NO MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA
TION. Regular meetitiK second Monday
each month at their room ocr Rockwell
A CoMmok More, Commercial acnue.
Weekly l'rajer meeting, Friday, 7) p.m. at
the room.
L. W. Stim.WKM.. President.
FltlCAN METHODIST. Fourteenth, bo
ecu Walnut and Cedar,
en Ices. Sabbath. 11 a.m.
bbath School. 1) p.m.
.a- meet at 3 .m.
iCCONI) KKEE WILL HAI'TIST Fif
teenth Street., between Walnut aud Cedar.
Sen Ices Sabbath. I) aud :i p. m.
ItKV. N". IIickh, Pattor.
KHLT. WILL IIAPTLST HOME MISSION
SABHATII SCHOOL. Conier nlnut
and Ccilnr Street.
Sabbath School. !t a.m.
FHt.Vi' FKEK WILL HAI'TIST CHUUCII
-Curry's Harracks.
Sen fees, Sabbath II a.m., 3 p.m. .t ,)p. m.
Kkv. Wm. K'i:i.i.kv, Pator.
FIKsT MISSIONARY HAI'TIST CHUUCII.
-Cellar, between Ninth and Tenth St.
Preaching Sabbath, in) a.m. and 7i p.m.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday (Renins.
Preaching, Friday evnlnjr.
Sabbath scliool, I) p.m. .lohn anliaxtcr
aud Mary Stephen, superintendent.
ItKV. T. .1. MloitKf, PaMor.
SECOND HAI'TIST ('Hl'llCH-rourtecnth
sireet, between Cedar and Walnut. '1 bo
only lSjpt!t church recognized by the Ai-
MK'tatlon.
Senlco, Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p.m. and . p.m.
lti:v. .Iacoii Uiiahlev. Elder.
SEUHKT ORDERS.
A I HO
THE MASONS.
COMM ANDEUY, No.
13. Stated
Afeinbly at the A- mm Ma.onlc nan, crei
anil third aliiniay in eacn mourn.
CAIHO COI'NCII., No.'Jt.-lteKularConyo.
eatlon at Maonic Hall, tho Kcond triday
In each month.
CAIltO CHAPTEIl No. 71.-Iti pi ar Con-
ovation at Ma-onle Hall, on the third
Tin-day nl e.err month.
CAIHO iioDOE, So.it; F.A- A.M.-UcKii-
lar Communication, at Mamnlc Hall, the
second and fourth Monday of each month.
THE ODD-FEI.l.OWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE. IKS) Meet In Odd-
Fellow' Hall. In Arter' building, every
Thurday evening at s o'clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
GovernorJohn M. Palmer :
Lleuten.int-(oenior .lohn Dougherty;
Secretary or State Edmund Hummel ;
Auditor of State-C. E. Llpplncott:
inf.. TrpTifciiriT K. N. Hate:
Supt. Public I n.-truction Newton Hateman
CoSGKESSMEX.
Senator Lyman Trumbull and John A
i ...... n
Keprecciitatlvc for Uic State-at-Largc S.
1 Itii i.riileo.
Itepre-entatlvu Thirteenth District John
ji.creo".
MEMHEUS GENERAL ASSEMHLY.
Senator. First Dl.trict T. A. E. Holcomb,
r I'tiinn ntul s. K. f.ilion. of Uallalin.
Ketireseiitathc. First DItrlct-IL Watson
Webb.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIKCt-'IT COUltT.
Judge D. J. Haker, or Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney J. F. McCartney,
of Maac.
Sberiir A. II. Inin.
"Win. Martin Asesor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COL'ItT.
AiocUtci- t". McCrite and S. Marchll
don. Clerk Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner John II. Goman.
MUNICI PAL "GOVERNMENT.
Mayor lohn M. Lnnnlcn.
TreaMirer-J. H. 'laylor.
Comptroller E. A. Itumett.
Clerk-Michael llowley.
Marshal Andrew Cain.
Attorney 1. H. Pop-'. , , ,
Police Magistrate F. HrOM and H. Shan
ncssy. Chief of Police L. II. Mycin.
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor John M. LmimIcii.
First Ward-P. G. Schuh.
Second Ward-C. It. Woodward.
Third Ward Ino. Wood.
Fourth Ward-S. Staat 'l aylor.
Clty-at-Large-W. P. Hafliday and D.
llurd.
nOAIU OF ALPKIIMEN.
First Ward -James Rearden, A. H. Saf
lord, Isaue Wulder. .... ....
Second Ward-R. II. Cunningham, L. Hu
tier, Q. Stancel, Jamen Swayne.
Third Ward-Wm. Stratum, J. H. 1'hilHj.
Fourth Ward Ino. H. Robiuson, G. H.
Scasc. J. II. Metealf.
CAIRO BULLETIN.
CONSIDERATE THIEVES.
MARKED K01IUKK8 IN NEW JEHBEY.
The robbery by maiked men of Mr.
Samuel I'opo, a wealthy citizen ot Pater
ion, it. J., whoto retidencu u on mo iud
urbs of that city, ha been briefly stated
by telegraph. A correspondent glvei the
following description of the affair:
IflMr. Pope vrai awakoned about 11
o'clock on Monday night by lomabody in
the room, and aimoii uumuiirucK uy mo
appcaranco of Qve men standing ai hit
bedtlde with drawn revolvon. Two more
stood at the window, apparently on
guard. Thoy wero all well dressed, and
all wore black masks, except onu of the
party, who wore a whito one.
Mr. l'ope was Informed In a gentle
mvnly and qulot manner that no harm
would ctiMUe if ho but remained quiet, a
warning, it is unnecesary to say that un
der the circumstances, ho obeyed. Ho was
then tightly bound with his hnnds behind
his back with a piece of strong tarred
rope, and his feet wete tied together. IIo
was then put into a closelunder the stairs,
against tho door of which was placed u
bug of salt and a keg of nails. Tho rob
bers in the meantime, bound Mrs. Pope
baud and foot, performing the operation in
a tender manner, and even with delicacy.
She was permitted to remain in bed. Tho
thievu then found tho key of the safe,
through which a part of the gang went,
while others examined other parts
of the house for valuables. They
succeded in getting aotno $3 000 in
money, diamonds, watches, Jewelry and
silver wre, and $7,000 worth of railroad
bonds, and other valuablo documentc Iroin
the safe, including a number of morigxges,
etc. In all, the booty carried off will
Minount to over $10,000, although the slop
ping of the pMymetit of tho bonds will re
duLo tho thieves' reward to about three
tbuuiand dollars. During all tho tlmo of
tho robbery, which lasted an hour and a
half, Mr. and Mrs. Pope were constantly
reminded of their fate should tbey mko
any noise, although, as the
houso is located some distance
from any other, it probably
would not have made much differ
ence. There wero others ouuide on
guard, so that the party in all must havo
numbered ten men. iney worn nocKings
outside their boots, and all carried pistols
aud pieces of sperm candles for lights.
When rt-ady to depart tho cool robbers
went up stairs and brought down Mr.
l'nllu S liillu adorjted dauehler. quieting
the child' alarm by telling her to be
ouiet and no harm would befall her,
Thev then instructed the child not to
untie the thong, of hor parents until they
had been gone some time, and departed
1 1 L. 1 !... t.f4 nntnn
in u uaroucuu, in wuitu muj
ukim; with them Mr. Pope's guns and
pistols.
Who the thievos aro is a mistery, as no
trace of their indentity has yet been dis
covered. Thev were very polished in
their address, and had soft hands, unused
to hard work. Even Mr. I'opo gives them
credit for the neat manner in which tho
thine was done. It is believed that the
rubbers are persons well acquainted with
Mr. Pono and his busing. They took
the precnution to poison Mr. Pope's watch-
aog oeiore entering iud uvu. ..vj
made their entry through a window lead
inc on the piazza. It is one of the most
daring robberies ever perpetrated in Pat
crson.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
Charter rots Si, lMt.
office or
CITY NATIONAL DANK, CAIRO
OFFICERS !
A. U. S AFFORD. President;
S.S.TAYLOR. Vice-President;
II. I1YSLOP, Secretary and Treasurer.
HUTUIIKKM.
JAKE WALTER,
BUTCHER
AD Ditl in
FRESH MEAT,
Eiohth Street, Between Wa8IJINCIT0!
AND COMMERCIAL AVENUES,
AdJolsslBB BflesstaooM stad Itannjr'a
Run ih bftt or Deet. Porlr. Mutton Vcl
Lmb, Suman. etc., n'l are prepared to imt
SltlteDIi ID Ilie moa wcepiuie uiauuor.
Caiho Box and Basket Co.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
POPLAR, ASH, CYPRESS
oak and walnut
LTJMBB tt.
Having the sole right in this city to use the
FULTON DRY KILN,
the bet Patent Kiln extant, wo are cspe
daily prepared to lurutsu at all times, on
tho shortest notice,
THOROUGHLY SEASONED LUMBER.
Attention is called to our stock of
W-AXjITTJT, ash
AND
CYPRESS FLOORING
Lumber delivered to any part of tho city
Order received at the office of
B AFFORD, MORRIS & C ANDES,
at thit of tht ceflipi7, tprper of Mth
ana vw Tttj "n"
JAMES KYNASTON,
Butcher and Dealer in all Kinds or
FiiEsa Meats.
Corner Ninetenth and Poi-lar Sts.,
OAIKO, ILLINOIS.
Huv anil slatiL'liter only the best ea'tlc
hot's uml sheen, and l nrepared to till any
demand for fresh meats from one pound to
ten thoiiaml pounds.
3IINVKI.I.ANEOUN
NEW LIVERY STABLE
TENTH STREET,
I1ETWEEN WASU'N AVENUE AND WALNUT
Dr. II. y. Fields Informs tne public that h tint
opened a
LIVERY STABLE,
on the northwest side of Tenth street as nuns
hImivk.
Ill mables will be furnished witn none but tne
BEST HOBSES
AND GOOD VEUICLES.
and the rubho may oe accommodated at all hours
(if tli.- dav und night wlin sale team on me l.uw
KM I -1 KIlSlSl.
rir i.'iai.u auk hn ol mitillc catronac.
and will eudeamr to merit It by fair dealing rnd
strict ktieniion to business
WUUIM WOOD I I WOOD 1 1
The undersigned will furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
As Cheap, U ssot Cheaper
had any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order
on tho bltttcs at the Postotllce and at Ho
coal yard, on Commercial ttvcnuo, between
n.,...V .....I ...nloli wlrnotH. Cairo. Illinois. 1
give good measure and will cord the wood
up ll ticircu.
amtlu-tf
Our Homo Advertisors.
BANKS.
BiaacToui
M, IltaCLAT,
II. HTocartiTn,
H. CciainoniM.
J. M. PaitliM.
Cais. Oitioaia,
Pacl O. Hciicn,
SI. f. IlALLIvAT.
DopeslU at sua Assaoasst Kecl ved f rosa
a ns iqaia 1j i wsruit.
JMTKKKHT paid on deposits at tht rata ol six
percent, per annum, March Island Scptem
r 11. Interest not withdrawn Is rvtded Inime
dUtsljr to tie principal of the deposits, therebT
g'Tinn them compound Interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAT
DEPOSIT MONET
SO THAT no oat IUI CAM CaAW IT.
Open eterr bunlnma dT from V .rn. to 3 p.m.,
and Haturdar erening lor HAV1.NO UEI'O.-lITb
onlj, from t to a o'clock.
auuir w, nisbur. ATeuurer.
THE CITY NATIONAL
CAIRO,
CAPITAL,
I.MNOIH
$100,000
Homo Advertisements.
nilsCEt.I.ANKOIJH.
FRED ROSE
MBECHANT TAILOB
No. 104 Commercial Avenue,
Both French and .Scotch cassimeres
all colors. Heaverh and Broad-cloi ti
constantly on hand, and all goods warranlou
DYEING
In all its branches also carried on
10-1-Cuid
MANUFACTORY..,
For Sale at Wholesale 0 Retail
CORNER 32D-8TBKET AND OHIO LIVE
Cairo, Illinois.
nottltt P. 14MBI.K
DANIEL LAMPERT,
FASHIONABLE BARBER
FOR LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN,
Eighth St., Bt. Com. 4 Wash.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Has lint onencd a new and stilish estab
lishment, fully up to the times, and invites
old cUhtomeni anu new, lauies, cuuuren auu
all, to favor him with their patronage.
t2TAH work done In the Latest Style.
W. P. nxLLIDAT, President;
HE.NRT L. HALLIDAY. Vlce-PreMdect;
A. H.MAKFOKD, Cvhier;
WALTER 11THLOP, Assistant Cutilsr.
ciaactoasi
Htaats TATLoa. Rossst H. CexaiaanAa,
Ulnar L. Hallipat. W. P. Halliuat.
Geo. I). Wuliamsok, Brtrmx Hi
A. b. BArrcab.
Ezcbassar, Colts and Cnlled Ntaloa
Honda Bonalit and Hold.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
f. Di REXFORD Froprlet"
Cor. Ohio Letee & Second St.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
to
Our Homo Advertisers.
COMMINMION AND FORWARDING.
HALLIDAY BROTHERS,
GENERAL AGENTS
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
MERCHANT ),
DEALERS IN FLOUR ;
And Axents of
niO RITER AND KANAWHA
SA.IiO? COMPAlTIEa.
tyUaggacc conveyed
pot tree.
and from De-dec-U
tf.
EPOSITH recelTed, and
Milns non.
a ceneral banking
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or CAIRO.
DANIEL HURD, "re.ldenti
KOHKRT. '111...'? t. Vioa-Presl lent
C. . HUGHES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
TPXCIIANOE, coin, bank notes and United
AJ States eeeurttles bought and sold.
Inler-.! 4llowed on Time llepoll.
PARKER 4 BLAKE,
WALL PAPER. PAINTS,
Puttjr, BcbbIbo, UssaollBF,
wiistxi o "w aiiAas.
WINDOW SHADES,
And the celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL.
DROSS BUILDIN" CCF ilTH-ST. COM
KIUCIAL AV.,
Cairo,
6tf
Ilinois.
H IIOLFtALE CR4ICKRB.
il TCYi'ulenV
GROCER and CONFECTION
MEBCHA1TT;
And Dealer in Foreign Fruita &Nuts,
No. 134 Commercial-ave.,
Cairo, Ills.
JOHN SHEEHAX,
RETAIL GROCER
And Dealer In
VEQETAHLES. FRUITS. EGGS, LAIID
t Ui.SU UUTit.ll,
r3T All Goods warranted fresh, and sold
at tue towcsi pnecs.
Corner 0th St. andOommerclalAve.
?-23 tf.
LIME I CEMENT I
JAMES" ROSS,
DIALia 1
CAPE GIRARDEAU AND ILLI0
Commercial -av., Foot of Eleventh-st.
Beit quality of Lime and Cement al
ways on band, and for sale at the
very Iciest figures for cash.
WILLIAM HARRELL,
Successor to 13.3. ilarrell.
DEALER IN
FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
Thornton's Block 10th street bet. Commer-
clal and tt usuington Avenues.
70 Ohio Levee,
Our Homo Advertisers.
INaVHANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE
Asset...
COMPANIES.
NIAOARA, N. Y.,
..11,4.18,119
OERIIANIA, N. T.,
AsseU - l,OU,7.1 71
HANOVER, N. T.,
AsseU - Tit (Oi oo
REPDIILIC, N. T.,
AsseU - 714,925 00
Comprising the Underwriters' Afcencjr.
TONKERS, N. T.,
Assets - 8" 1
ALBANY CITY,
Assets 4S3.193 23
VIREMEN'S FUND, S. Tn
AsMtS... 7S.80O (X
BECCRITT, N. Y. MARINE,
Assets - - ,iSi,lt
Htores, Dwelling, Furniture, Hulls and Car
Knee, Insured ut rales ax fT''rable as sound, per
manent security will wrmnt.
I respectfully k of the cltltens ol Cairo,
sh..eof, heir patronage.
TEUTONIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ASSETS, $600,000.
Cairo. Illinois.
JOHN B. P11LL1S k SON,
tSuccessore to John 1). i'htltn.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
ADD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
AUD
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT
Flour, Meal, Bran, &c,
Cob. TENTH-ST. and OHIO LEVE
CAIRO. ILLS.
WOOD KITTEN HOUSE & BRO.
FLOUR
General Commission Merchants
133 OHIO LEVEE,
CAIRO,
9-d&wtf.
ILLINOIS.
WlftKN AMIS I.I4AOUKSJ.
CHEAP GROCERIES
THE NEW SYSTEM.
OR0CSRXEB RETAILED AT WHOLESALE
TRICES TOR CASH.
AT H. C. THIELEOKE'S STORE.
WABUINOTON AVENUE, HETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
CT. O.SMITH,
WUOIIIAII AND alTAIL DSlDia IK
I WINKS AINDLIQU0KS-
50 lbs. dry Cuba Sugar for - -
Ql II II . . .
t)J lbs. A coffee Sugar, N. Y. Std.
4 11 Trirao Rio Coffee for - -3J
" Cboico " "
3 " Old Government Java
Teas and other staple and fancy Groce
ries eauallv a cheap.
Goods new, and full weight given. Call
and try.
$5
0
00
00
00
00
00
And proprietor ofne'" and spendld
BILXiI-fVK,ID HALL
No. 75 OHIO LKVEE,
CAIRO, - - - ILLINOIS,
1iWnj rnnatnntlr on hand tho choicest of
Wines and Liquors, which ho will sell at tho
very lowest hures. Call and oxaiulue.
i-ouiy
R. SMYTH & CO.,
MILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AP
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AD
DEALERS IN FLOUR. CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.,
AGENTS for FAIRBANKS SCALES
Ohio Levee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(Buccestort to E. B. Hendncas & Co.)
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
AKD
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS
Liberal Adrancements made cSUf
upon Consignments. Es
tore and forward
rreitthts to all points and tmy and
Sell UD vuuiuiieBiuu,
Are prepared to receive,
"Business attended to iirnmptlf:
UAWYEKB.
ORE EN & GILBERT,
ATTORNEYfa
AKD
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
William n.tireen.
William n. ureen, i
William U Gilbert, V
Miles F. QUWert, J
CAIltO, ILLINOIS.
DENNIS HALEY.
NEW YORK STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LARGEST VARIETY STOCK IN THE CITY
GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE.
Comer of Nineteenth street ad Cent
uierolsvl Avenue,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
swspecia. attention gl?en to Admiralty and
taamooai dusidcss.
Off I0K oniO LKVEE, ROOMS 7 AND 8 OVER
CITT NATIONAL WANK.
VUVNIt'lANN.
DR. 13. 0. TABER,
Will rcsumo tho practice of ills profession
with especial relercnco to the electrica
treutmcut ot diseases in all the new aud iiu-
provcil methods or uppiication.
In all cases of leuiulo couiplulnU a lady
will he in attendance.
Olnce, I'M Commercial avenue, up stairs.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
OHIO LKVEE
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
Alio, keep constantly on hand a most com
pitta stock of
0OTCH AND IRISH WH1SKIKS
Q I N B,
tort, Madoria, Shorry and Catawba Wine
RJMYTII A CO. Bell exclusUely for cash, to
which fact ther Inylte tha espexilal atteo-
lion af olnse bareain buyers.
WILLIAM 11. SMITH, M. D.
IESIDKMUU No. SI Tbirteemh street, be-
XV tween WaahiDKion arenue and walnut str
OfflCB IJi Oommercial arenue, up atairt.
C. W. DUNNING. M. D.
nnmitimiu. ..nrnerNinlh nd Walnut its.
tvOmea coiner Hlith street and Ohio leyee.
Otfice hours rroni a a.m. vo i t m., ana p.m
H. WARDNER. M. D.
I EUIDENCK-Corner NlneUenth street and
Id Washington avenue, near court house. Of.
fti orer Anir's Orocary tor. OOe Ueurstrem
Ni,sj,ttu, 4:r tP. .
F. M. STOOKFLETH,
soccassoa to romi siociniT
KeaUfrer aad Wholeassle Dealer la
rorelsra susd Uossteatle
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 62 Ohio Lkvik,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
STRATTON ,& BIRD,
(Buccessors to titration, Hudson ft Clark,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
57 Ohio Lovee, Cairo, Illinois
JOHN A. HUCK. - - - President.
C. KNOBELSDORFF, - - - Hecretary.
OR8.
Chas. Reitz, Henry Werer,
A. C. Kkkino, A. Mihcit,
'jHAti. Wenthe, Cii ah. V ERQnA,
KRANCta LiAI'liNKK, CHA8. llAEOLINO,
U. lllRBCll, Wm. Reinhardt,
John Feldkamt.
The best oraanlted and eecureet compsny in
the nonhwext. The only company which guar-
an Ice. i caeh surrender raiue.
CARL L. THOMAS, Gen. Ao't,
24.Hr rorCalroaad vicinity
Railroad Advertisements.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R
too Mile the ftherteat Ka ta
iTO CHICAGO
Eighty Mile the Ihorteet Koato
I
I TO ST. LOUIS
NO CHANGE OF CARS
FROM CAIRO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OP OAtta
OM CAIRO TO
Cincinnati, i- lisnapolls, Toledo,
Detroit, CleteUnd, Ni(ra Petit,
lluftulo, i'ltlstiutg, WihlnVo.
Baltimore, PhlltdelphU, New Tork,
Boston and all points east.
Milwaukle, Janestille, Maitison,
I.sCroree, St. Paul and all points north.
1 hit Is also the only direct mute to
Decatur, Bloomlngton, Npringeld,
1'. oris, Oulncy, Keokuk,
Burlington, Knck Island, La Salle.
Memlota, Diton, Kreeport,
Utlena, Dubuque, Mum ultf,
Omaha and all points northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping Car
On all Night Trains.
Bsf a sge Checked to all Important points.
For tickets and Information, apply to I. C. R.K
depot t aim; on board tne transit steamer be
tweeu Colunibre and Cairo, and t tne pnncipt
railro i ticket offices throughout the south.
W. P.JOllN-nN. Oen'lrtst. A't, Chk-afO.
A. atiTcasii. Gen'l fcup't. Chicago.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't, Cairo.
SPRINGFIELD AN D ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
On and aftor Monday, April 24th, IS72
trains will run as follows:
Honrniiui DIVISION,
TailkS OOIKO SOCTBStST.
Mall. Express.
Leate Vlrslnla .to a. m l:Mp.ra.
Hprlngfield-
injiarfiiie
Arrire at Pi
. 3:00
. 6.17
V,. II. Morris,
Notsrj Public.
11.11. Candcc
No. Tub. and IT. H. Com
Mall.
...3 U a. m
....4 "
....8 UO '
....a 10 "
.....! '
FIRE, HULL. CARGO, LIVE STOCK
IKSTJBA1TCB.
XTNA, nARTFOUD,
Assets 5,M9,60t 97
NORT1I AMERICA, PA.,
Assets 12,783,000 00
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Assets - W.Mi.JlO 72
PHOENIX, HARTFORD,
Assets 1.71,HS SO
INTERNATIONAL. N. Y
Assets 11.3i3,B98 17
PUTAAM, HARTFORD,
Assets .37
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
Atteti 88
HOME. COLUMBUS,
Assets USS.ra
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO.,
Assets... J&00.W0 0
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
Assets 130,000,000 00
TRAVELERS', HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
Assets 15,500 000 00
RAILWAY PASSENGERS A-SUKANCE
CO.. HARTFORD,
vsset IWO.000 00
INDEPENDENT, I108T0N,
Aelt I6JO,02 00
SAFFORD, MORRIS & CANDEE,
71 Ulilo Levee.
City National lUnk, CAIRO, ILL.
:0
.10 5 "
n. ll.to "
TaAINS 001X0 MOSTMWEaT
Express.
I.eate Pans a. m
" Tlorill ." "
Arrire at Sprirgfleld.6. "
Leae Hpr.nifield. tv.5 "
Arriteat Vliginia 8.5 "
BOUTUERN DIVISION.
t sal is oo I so mctbust.
Leave I'dgwood S.30 . m. 10.10 p
' Flora........ .& " .11.40 1
Arrive at Shawneet'n .3A " 5 IS
BOOKS.
0
a
w
M
o
o
o o i
2 S
w w
o o
w aj cc
S
m v 55
88
O P
QQ m m
o o
e
09 CQ
i
o
a
M
o
o
n
M
X
a
n
S
ss
a
K
M
J3
ta
i
s
. 1
I
o
m
0
at
HALOOXR.
Z. D. MATUU88.. E. O .VUL
MATHUSS & UHL,
AND OENEBAt.
Commissi on Merc hants
DEALERS iN
IAY AND WESTERN PRODUCE
NO. M OHIO I.KVKr.
iila
B keeps on hand constantlr a full stock e
Old Kentucky Bourbon, R and Mononga
rrencn oranaies. ssoiuuta mid
.TILl.LJ
KklBtMd CalUralWUM
IAIN
0. CLOSE,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AMD
33a.XiSIX2. XXT XiXXaCS
Cement, Plaster Fabu,
AND
PLABTERE R'S nAIR,
NO. 71 OniO LEVEE, UNDER CITY NATION
AL BANK.
For the purposo of build Ins una
wCoTesale trade In Cairo. I will sell f To deal
tn and contractora in lois of 60
upward, at manufacturing pneetf uumg
iNiitnt.
Cairo. AQXUft IL Xt7S.
EL DORADO
UILLIARI) SALOON AND BAR-
BOOM.
JOHN ATEM. Propritter.
tot Commercial ATenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Best brand of Callfo U Cigars I u reoehtJ,
1ULLIARD saloon furnished wilh the l est
or tallies ; and bar supplied with wines, liqtiora
and cigars of tlienet bran l-.
OLD DELMONICO
SALOON AND READING ROOMS
WINTER'S BLOCK.
PARKER & MONTAGUE
Proprittort,
"Tho best brands of Cigars, choice)
Wines, Liquor, etc., always on band tt
Corner Tth strco". and
Commercial Av.
OO TO
W. W. THORNTON'S,
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
131 TENTH STREET,
tor
Doom. Stub, BllBdm MenldlBffs,
Eare Gnttcra, (wood) Window susd Door
rrsuars), flooring, Latti,
HHlnglesi, Glaaed Naab, Olaaed NIU
ldghU, tilnaed Trnnaorat,
Haiti Wclchta, Saab Pcilllea astd Cords
Blind raatealatrat Hooflas
Fall, HooBntT C'eateBt, PlaaUrlatg
Paper, tarpel felt, Wblto
lrnTl. Uaaod Oil, American Wladow
Glaaa, Eugllab susdrreaeb
Flat Olaaa, Patty, Gtaaler'a PoiaU
Hewer IMpea, Pateat Cblmaerai
BOOT AND HOE BTOItB. "
HARDY & GREENWOLD.
103 Commercial Ave., n?ar Athaneuta.
CAIRO, ILLS.
Keep on hand a good assortment of
LADIES' GAITERS AND SHOES
GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES.
And Misiet' and Children's Gaitbei aad
Shoes.
Also, Slippers of all Kindi,
"Which they toll at tba
VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
Call and Examine.
Bic.,
Kte.,
M.
a OENT8 tor Boek Blftr Paper Company'
A Bheatbmi Felt and Quarts Cemeal
H. w IapreT4 Stotag alwart ta
HENRY II. MEYER,
BXOBLSIOR
DECORATIVE. SIGN and 01LVAMKNTAL
PAI1TTER,
GRAINING AND MARBLINO
ol ever)" Description.
DECORATING AND GILDINtt
in every style, plain and ornamental.
Partictllar attention paid to Qlaaa GiWlaf
Orders solicited for Scenery, Jtcko aal
Itanner raintinE.
FANCY GLASS SHOW CARDS
Ullt, plain and ornamental. All work If
trusted to my care will ba prosa.pt I jr
tended to. Shop in Perry Uouae, coiMf C
Commercial aveaua Md WfUk wrott.
tptsUf. t
