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Jm irte f Wbbbxy Cairo Bulletin
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aheapest pap ir puhMshsd to SonUtans IBUole
-Mb. Tew Boutok rushes at ui la tbt
Cairo OexetU' of yesterday ; butlh ml.
alia Ml hamlets at our fat.
BOVTO U a calamity which has be
fall Union coanly. Ha li at dreadful ai
th saaell-pox and aa fatal a pneumonia.
ad yat Boutoa ta not happy.
Boutox save ha will raply to our per
aoaalltiaa wha he become a blackguard
To bacon a blackguard, b mint unmake
hlauelf, and thea become himself again.
MB. ME ALB'S LETTER.
W publish thU morning a communi
cation from B. A. Noale, Esq., of Mayfleld,
Kentucky. Mr. Noale li rery deeply In
tereeted la tba aucceH of the project to
build a narrow-gauge road from Cairo
through Blandrille, Mayfleld and Faria to
Johnsonvllle oa the Tunnesteo river, and
ha wliboi to arouse tlio interest of St.
Loula In the enterprise. We with him
success, but do not believe bia effort will
act with any encouragement. St. Louii
business mon are the qulnlesconco of fogy
ism. Their city baa been forced Into
greatness by a combination of clroum
etancei, againit their proteit. Cairo
ecu red tbo Cairo and St. Louii narrow
gauge by the aid of Chicago capital, after
repeated and Tain appeali to St. Louii.
That city refuted to recogniea the project
aa worthy of eren the encouragement of
"moral support," and the owliih paperi of
the city did not know that inch a railroad
had been projected until it was well un
der way, when they suddenly informed
the world that St. Louis had secured
another railroad t Mr. Neale may go on
with his praying, but if sleepy and selfish
St. Louis caa oe induced to do anything
for bit pet project, we will build the road
and equip it with money out of our own
pocket, aad give it at a Chrlttmas gift
th coming Cbrittmas to the corporators.
We will, indeed.
htr. Mayleld will lata tiOM'worUiaf
Hack; aad 1 already have 110,000 wettfc at
mm atarnMM. i ti
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arprlta saiaai !M ar
Mm asseOlsloa aC o poplss Met' thaw
artfatffiiatsto oaMrlbw TlUraJiy lo thi
coaatM oLtt rowdi Wt w,b4
aonaaeip we mutt nave it. Cairo and
St. Loals are too much InteraaUd in this
matter not to lead a helping hand
wobd to bt. lotna.
Mo olty Is ao much lalereeted aa St. Lout
la the eoattriMtion of thie road. 8 he will
be tha grand wet tern terminus of the vast
ayateai oi Barrow-gauga roads, which
raost (print: from the construction uf this
road. And into her lap must pour tha
ricaea oi tea vast waeat, tobacco ana cot
ton lelds which this road will travorse, to
aay Bothiag of tha rich hills of iron ora
aao iae vast travel to tne Dortti aad
Southwest. She cannot hesitate, if abe
looks to her own Interests, to lend ua aid
in tha construction of thit road.
iibbbal auracRirnoHa.
The city of Mayfleld and tba people of
Grave county who live along the Una of
this road, win take at least si&o.uon stock ;
lieory county, Tena, will take $200,000 ;
Beatoa eouBty $160,000, and I am assured
that Blandville and Ballard county, Ky,
will take 1150,000 or more, making $65o,
ow. it Cairo win take sw,ooo, certain I
will build and stock
villa.
St. Louis will nako up tho million, which
tbe road to Jobwen-
AtBXAST
A company Is orconlaed to build a road
from JobnsonvilTe to Columbia, and
thence to Fayetville and Decord J and this
whole line of road will open up a country
heretofore noi penetrated by railroads, ex
cept tboe running south, and but two ef
toose. Tnera is no mora ncn agricultural
and mineral country in Kentucky or
Tennessee, than that through whioh this
road would pass.
a iw rKnnimrr tnasnoss.
Why nay not Cairo and St. Loula be
come the tobacco markets for southwest
Kentucky and West Tenneisoe? Why
may not tho cotton which puses over the
Memphis and Lotiltvlllo road to Memphis.
go directly ovor this road to St. Louis, in
stead of passing down to Memphis and
thence to St. Louis, as much of it now
does? Why may not the vast travel to
our territories to Texas and to California,
pass directly from Middle and East Ten
nessee, and Upper Kentucky and
Georgia, to St. Louis, instead of going by
the way of Memphis and Belmont? There
Is no reason why these things should not
occur, unless St. Louis should fail to help
this road; Yours Truly,
H. A.N KALI.
MIKCElXANEeCM.
WINE ON MEW YEAR'S DAY.
On of tbe questions now agitating "so
clsty" la our cities and larger towns is,
"Should wine be served among tha hos-
pltalitie offered to gentlemen calling on
' New Year's Day ?" Most questions have
two sides, but, in our humble belief, the
on wo have just stated bts but one a
positive and decided negative.
Tba custom of making New Year's calls
Is one of tbe most pleasant and happy
of the times. It Is favorable to
friendship andpleasant acquaintanceship,
whicb, but for this yearly reminder,
would grow out of sight and out of mind.
It is a merry and jolly way ef spending tbo
holiday, especially for young men, which
otherwise might bo devoted to questionable
amusements. It remains for the
ladies to decide wbotber it shall be
devoid or Harmful consequences, re
sulting from any illconldered step of
theirs. It Is th ladies who receive and
entertain male friends and acquaintances
a the first day of tbe new year. The
term, "lady," is from an old Saxon word,
and its early signification was beautiful-
one who dispenses bread to tbo poor. In
our day, tbe term bas a wider but no less
beautiful significance, and is understood to
mean a woman endowed with all that Is
attractive and fair In womankind one
who dispenses tbe broad of gracious kind,
nasi, tha cup of harmless pleasure. Should
such a one dispense wine to her male
gsts; include among ber hospitalities
the cup which maketh tbe eye to bo red
and the tongue to babble foolishness, aad
in the Indulgence of which follows tbe
train of evils which it is need
less to rooount here? Eleven, out
of twelve of tbera, may take
it without danger it may be tho fatal cup
to the twelfth, and no lady bu a right to
be the means of this injustice to the man
who crosses her threshold in .rlondsbip.
8b has no right to turn a pleasurable
custom, and one which should bo harmless,
into one tainted with a fundamental wrong.
She should leave the practice of tbat
wrong to tho saloons and bar-rooms, in
any one of which, tbe man who craves it
may procure his glass of wine, and not as
sist, even for a day, In tbe propagation of
an evil'truly considered the bane of so
clety.
CAIRO AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
UOAD.
LIME CEMENT I
JAMES" ROSS,
psAua ta
CAFE GIBARDEATJ AMD ILLIftO.
Commeroial-av., Foot of Eleventh-it.
Best quality of Lime and Cement al
ways on band, and for sale at tbe
very lowest figures for cash.
WACk-. manufactory.
For Sale at Wholesale or Retail.
OOENXB 32D-BTBXXT AND OHIO LtVlA
Cairo, Illinois.
bovUM 3. P.CIAMBI.R
IDLE WILD MILLS
Comer Twenty-second street and Ohio
Levoe,
SUPERIOR STEAM DRIED CORN
MEAL
Always on hand, and at the lowest marke
price. Also a good article of
CO W " FEED
Very cheap. Leave orders at HALLWAY
BROTHERS, or apply t the uUL
10-i-dtt,
WUUiH WOOD 1 1 WOOD 1 1
Tbe undersigned wilt furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
Aa CkMip, li tei cfceoaa-
had any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order
on the elates at theFostofflce and at Hot
coal yard, on Commercial avenue, between
Tenth and twelfth streets, Cairo. Illinois. 1
give good measure and will cord the wood
up If desired.
atwlO-tf DO NIB HALEY,
FRED ROSE
JJBJRCITAIirT T-A.IIjO.Ei
NO. 104 COMUCRCIAL AVKUUK,
French, Scotch and American caktlmeres
ui ui coiors, anu ucaver aua broad clothn
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
And made up In the
LATEST STYLE,
And at the lowest price. A fiuc fit and first
claim work fruarautetd. SatWaction in ev
rj re"itci n-ftrranieu.
COXBUIMia)!
A VOICE IN ITS FAVOR FROM
KENTUCKY AN APPEAL
FOR HELP.
MAmiUD. Kentucky, i
' Decetnbur 24. rvi I
John H. Oberly, Editor of the Cairo
'.Bulletin.
' DbabSib: Send th 1000 copies of the
nwfwan mo vwnvenuoa at raris.
' juu ffiit ivr vuii couoiy, to me,
WBAT MAYriILD WILL SO.
Thar is teach good Ming for tb road
JOHN B. PHLLIS & SON,
(Buoosssora to John B. Pnillis.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
aao
FORWARDING MERCHANTS
1D
DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT
Flour, Moal, Bran, Ac.,
Coa. TENTn-BT. axd OHIO LEVB
CAIRO, ILL.
asrxiw jCw a'Jmyjn3Di
J. . LUFKIN,
Whelsssl mm tail rar,
tUs on hand at all times Vegetables, Fruit
Butter aad Ekt, Lard.
Hovxr, TaoricAL Faurr, Btc, Etc.
ryAtl goods Warranted Fresh, aad told
atamaUProlU
S. B. Parcels delivered to any part of the
city to Customers.
WaaT 8IDK COMMSBCIAL ATB, BBTWXBW
17th ABB 18lh 8TBBBTS.
s-ao-tr OAIM. iLLtwaaJ.
CHEAP UKOOBBIES
OBOOXBIB BBTAILBD AT WBOLBBALX
rains FOB CASH.
AT H. O. THIELEOKE'S STORE
WASHIKOTON ATBBOB, BBTWBBW TBBTB
AMD ILBVBNTH alBBBT.
BO $t. sbt Cuba Sugar for - -5 0
Jl U II 11 ! ... 1 00
61 lbs. A coffoe Sugar. N. Y. Std. 1 OC
4 " Prime Rio Coffe for - - 1 OC
8 " Choice - - 1 OC
3 " Old Government Java - - 1 OC
Teas and other staple and faaey Groce
ries equally as cheap.
Goods new and full weight gives. Call
and try.
JOHN SHEEHAN,
RETAIL GROCER
And DMlr In
VKQKTABLKS, FRUITS. EOOH, l.XHD
FKB8H BUTTER, ETC.
K3TAI1 Goods warranted fresh, and sold
the lowest prices.
earner 9th St. andUommerclalAve.
738 tf.
H. M. HULEN,
GROCER and CONFECTION
Aad Dealer in Foreign Fruits &Nuts,
No. 134 Commercial-avo.,
Caibo, Ills.
NEW YORK STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LABOBST TABIBTX BTOOX IX TBB CITT
GOODS SOLD VERY CLOSE.
Caraer ar HIaetMiiiti ilrMtsa csas
aaaiesaa itmm,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
O.O.PAT1EB.
GEORGE D. WILLIAMSON,
WIIOLEBAI.E OROCBK
AKD
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AMD SBALXB 1M
STEAMBOAT SUPPLIES.
Open day and nlsht for the accomodation
ol steamboats.
2STO. 76 OHIO LEVEE
Cairo, Illinois.
ravBiciAifii.
DR. B. 0. TABER,
Will MMim. A 1.1. KMriu.
with especial reference to the electrica
treatment ot diseases In all the new and im
proved methods of application.
In all cases of lemale complaints a lady
will be In attendance.
umce, 128 Commercial avenue, up stairs.
WILLIAM K. SMITH, M. D.
SKSIDENCB-No. SI TbirtMnib atrsst, be
i ttMo WashinKton avsau and Walnut strest.
oo UnOommerctilavannit.up stairs.
C. W. DUNNING, M. D.
DEaiDBNOX-oornsrMinth and Walnut sts,
IVOflii! ooinsr math iitHt end Ohio levee.
OiBea boon from a .m.tolSB..aadp.m
H. WABDNER, M. D.
IJBBIDENOK Corner Nlaetteatb street aa4
JlV Washington aveaua, near court house. Ol
Bee ortr Aner'a Grocery Hton, OSes Hoars Irom
tOn.m. to It m. and 'on a to4n. m.
DR. R, BLUM,
Burgeon and Mechanical
DENTIST!
Office, Commercial Avenuo between Ninth
and Tciilli streets,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
I would respectfully announce to the Clti
cens of Cairo and burroundlnr Country
that I have opened au office for the practice
or my profession at the above mentioned
olace, where 1 hope to receive share ol the
public patronage. AU persons wishing tbe
very best dental work should give mo a call.
WOOD KITTEN HOUSE & BRO.
FLOUR
AMD
Genoral Commission Merchant
183 OHIO LKVBK,
A riTTaUM.
H. T. GEROULD:
STEAM AND GAS FITTER
s.iw la
riXTTMBB,
um ritUr's aad Munber'a saaUnal. Waed
vumr . llot a analsvilvrstop
cocks,ahok Tal?si,elo.
auo asaar vea
TaMa Hrathara Pa4mt B)rrva Mater
lad Morsaouse. Walls Go's Aatosaatta Watai
l4oat.r aadSupaly Valve (o"li2iiZ?
WIVTXB'a (MOB, OOkttllBCXAL-AVBBVB
aUUK. BBTTATE AGBHCX.
0. WINSTON k CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
SB
AUCTIONEERS,
74 (bcomd floor) obio lbtbx,
CA0, ILLS,,
But and Ssll Rial Ehtatb,
PAY TAXES,
FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF TITLB
And ri",r Onnv arssnna nf Rind!
Our Horn) AdVtrrtiMri.1
ENTERPRIiE SAVINGS
CMt1 Hatk BI, 1MB.
ovvicb or
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
. . omcBU :
A. B. 8 AFFORD, Presldeat;
8. 8. TAYLOR. VIca-PrtsldSBt;
U. HYBLOP, Secretary aad Treasurer
Our
e.Atlrertisew.
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iMiiiwNiWN,)yiww.
f . BT. Baiiout.
a. H. BvooavLara.
B. B. Ovaanaaaa,
1. kt. Pmaurs,
I stavABMaHst
Tasa vaaaa vp
Oaaa. Ostteaaa,
Pin. O. Boaoa,
B. P. HlAtUAV,
J9TXBBBT paid ea deaeslts at the rate el six
pareeat. saraaattss, atareh 1st aad 8pra
r lk, latatsat not wltbdrawa la added lame,
dlatelr to IT pnaalpal of tha deposits, tharebi
cvIm them eempoDM laterast.
MABBIBV WOMBB ABO OBILSBXK MAT
SBTOaiT MOMBT
ss that io eaa aua oar bbaw it.
Opaa eTsrv baslaesa day from a.m. to 3 p.m
aad Batarday avaatax lor BAVIKO DKPOHITb
oaly.rrom la I o'olook.
aaOU W. BT0LOP, Trsssarer.
THE CITY NATIONAL
oAiat. ii.lib;isi
CAPITAL, 7" . 1100,000
vrricsui
W. e. HALLtDAY, PTstldsnti
HKNBT L. BALLIOAT, VioPrldni
A. B. HAFFORD, Cashier I
WALTER HT8LOP, AssUlsnt Oaabior,
aiase roast
Btiats Tav lob, Rossbt H. CcmtiRoiitK,
Ilsaav L. Bauidav, W. P. Uallidat,
Qao. 1. Wiixuiuoi, Btbtum Bibb
A. B. SAstoaB.
Kzehajaae, CJsUs mm VaUtaat Btatsw
aide BvasiBlit aaasl SaM.
KPOfllTS raeelvad, aad a asasral banklns
boslaaas aon.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
r CAIBB,
DANIEL nURD,Prsldat
BOBBRT. vftLult. VUo.Prfi'ldnal
0. M. HUOBEB, Caaolfir.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
EXCHAMOB, ooia, bank naUia and Uaitmt
Btetae awarltlM booaht and sold.
(was AIIawmI hbTwi tSstiMtBila.
ao to
W. W. THORNTON'S.
BUILDERS' SUPPLY DEPOT
18 TBBTB BTBBBT,
ta. Bsask. BUssda. Blaalallsiaw,
ami Clatteva, (waadi) WlaMlaw mm ksaar
VrsMsiea, FlMrima;, Kafif
aktstclea, aslaaed staati, CHaaaat Bide
KAgfaaa. ciiaaasl Traaaeaaa,
saali Waackia, BHsak PaUUea mm C
Mssasl yaasassisiaw. oBa
rait. Baa f)aaat, PluUrln
raaer, Oarswt relt, Wklte
Vtmm, liana OU, Assserteaas Wlstdow
Slaaa, Kaallak aadrraaeti
rut 1mh, Patty, etaalefa Possti
war PlBa. (( CblsBusaya)
Btu, Btc, Kle.
AO FN TO lor Rook River VtT Comfaoy'
Bbeathina Fall and QaarlsOment
John's Improved Roofing Always on
hand.
WIBUM ANII LUtOUR.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
j WHOLXSALB OROOBRS,
OBIO LBVBB
CAIBO. ILL.IHOIB.
Also, kep ceastaaUy on hand a most oom
piste stoek of
XiIQ,tJOEa-
OOTCB AMP IBIBB WB1BBIIS
Q I N U.-
Port, Maderla, Sherry and Catawba Wines
D aKTTlI A CO. sll axolatively for cash, to
ltte whloh fact tbay Invite tba aspMlsl attan
mod f nlOM buealn bayora.
P. M. STOUKFLETH,
S00OBSS9B O rOBLB A STOCBf tBTB
BtMUfyc mm Whslawls BsaUr ta
ratspa mm PasasaaUsi
WINES AND LIQUORS
No. 62 Ohio Livu,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
rBkMpaon hand eoastantly a fall stork e
nvk. i -i. i wu.u i f .... . -i
Rhlnnand OwlfornU Wln (nn
S.'WALTERS,
VSAtSBIN
HARD and SOFT LUMBER
n nvtry dtserlptlan,
LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTb
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
orders solicited.
Steamboat Lumber,
Furnished en shortest notion.
Commeroial-av, bet. 10th and llth-Hta.,
CAIRO ILLIWOIf.
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BOAT STOiaiUS
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PKOVISIONS BTC.
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Obi Lrvbb Cairo, III.
LINEOAR, MUNN k POPE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OFFICE WINTER'S BLOCK,
Cals. llliaiaU.
OREEN k GILBERT,
ATTORN I Yb
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OOUNSXLORS AT LAW,
WilllaaH.areaa, "
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THE
CAIBIO PRICE CURRENT
ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY.
I DAYS OF ISSUE TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Oflce in the Uullotln BulldiDR, corner ol
Twelfth St. and Washington ave.
Furnished in quantities to suit subscrib
rs, with their card at the head or tbe first
column: Vrico BS per hundred, payable
very8aturday.
sjy Leave urdera on morning of Issue.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R R
IN BfUaa Us M&orteatHontn
TO CHICAO-O
Bt(lltirMUea the Bborteat Itoute
TO ST LOUIS
NO CHANGE OF CARS
FROM CAIRO TO
ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO,
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
OM CAIRO TO
OfncinniU. IIadadoII.. TolftJo.
Detroit, Cltvcland, NIKra I'ulli
uonuo, i-iio'iuir. wningioD
Oaltimnrs, PhllailphU, Now York.
Dooton and all paints cut.
MllwaakU, Jaassvine, Mfcdlson.
LOroai, Ht. Paul snd All polDH nort).
this is aIm the only direst roum to
Doratur, Dlnomlcton, StpimRcld,
Proria, Qulncy, Ko'ikuk,
Burlingtor., Rock Uland, l. HAlle,
Mrsdftta, IMson, Frfeport,
QalenA, Dtituqu. hliu ity,
OmAha and all point northwMt.
Eletrast Drawing Room Sleeping Ca
un an Might Trains.
bf Checked to all Important pcfu(.
For tiokets and informAtioD, apply to I. C, lt.lt
dpnt-t airoi on linnrcl tnotrnont tiror Lo
tiHu t!olumtc and CAlro.nntl ttne princip
rauroA i iiciet oroofs inrouRnoui ine aouin.
W. P.JOHN-(N.On'lfAM. A n't, Chloi.
A. MiTcarxt, Gen'l Han't. Ohlcsgo.
J. JOHNSON, Atc't. Cairo.
CAIRO, IU.INOIB.
naniA Kiiaatina .t... A. AriMlMllv mm A
moBBieuraaTBoota T abb otbb
BATMBAX. BABX.
DOTEirroiPERT;
FASHIONABLE BARBER
FOB LADIES, MEN AND CHILDREN,
Eiobtb St., Bt. Com. Wasb.,
CAIBO, ILLINOIS.
Ha Just opened a new and stylish estab
lifthasent, fully up to the times, and Invites
old otastosnsrs and aw, ladles, children and
ad, ta favor hla with their patronage.
taTAU work doa la th Latest Stylo.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. It.
On and after Monday, April 24th, 1S72
trains will run as tonows:
MORTDRRM DIVISION.
TBAISS O0IKO S00TBSAKT.
Mail. Exprcis.
Lav Vlrilnl 6:40 a. m liUp.m.
BprtngllMd i0 " SiOO '
,' Taylorville 10 S 6. 0 "
ArriT At Pns. 11.49 s.17 11
TBAIKS S0IBO BOBVnWSST.
Express. Mail.
Leave Psna a. m .3.33 a. m
" Tavlorvlll 4.40 4 6 "
Arrive at flpnnned.e.l e.00
Leave Hpnnsfleld d.o " e 10
Arrive at Virginia 8.6 " 8.15 "
BOVTHKRN DIVISION.
TBAINS O0IKO SOUTHEAST,
Leava Edgwood 6.30 a.m.. 10.10 p.rr
Flora. S,ft 11.40 '
Arrive at Bhawntot'u . 6 16
41 A I..
CAIRO CITY COAL
OOKPAHY.
la prepartd to supply euctomer with th
quality of
PIHSBURG AND ILLINOIS
OOATi,
ORDERS left at Uallldav Bros, office, 7
obio LBVBB. or at the Coal Yard below tbe
St Charles Hotel, will receive prompt atten
tion. Th Tuo 'MONTACK" will bring coal
alsagaid ta ite amors at any hour.
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