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jilttO BUSINESS HOUSES.
Hole, Any bualncia Una cm hare three line
MM, la til la column under appropriate beading
UlMiato of ai.) per mooiaoc U pet year
ayauiequeruuiy laeuvauo. ,
Hardware, SHove au4 Tim Ware.
a uiiivv Im MtnvA.Tin enii Hm.,1
Ware, Uaidu and farmer' IroiileiuenU, Wire
joOO, lunriaeraioe, idiu) aiuj Aimer.
HSCoaaauavlal Aaue. Guttering, and Job
Work oone an auori nonce.
1, amber.
.T. S .McU ARB Y-ftealer In hard and oft lum
ber, flooring, ceiling, lidlug and nuTaced
luiuaVr, lath and hlngle. Office anil yaril
corner TweutieU) street aud Washington avenue
LANCASTER A KICK-lMalera la h,
door, blioda, etc., bard and anil lunilier and
klagici. Yard aud olhoe, CoinmcrcW avenue,
-orner 17th dreel.
tueenawre.
li. HAuVfM AN Dealer in Cueermw.r. Tuva.
I eaip aud all kind of fancy arlicl-a. tomiutr-
!'tti aveuue, coruer ijUi avusi.
boluaraithjr .
WILLIAM W1NTKK Sixth a! rat between
mmrda) avenue aud Washington avenue.
CletlhiMfj and Merchant rnilorluK-
JOHN ANTKIM-MerchantTeilorand dealer
In Ueady Uade Clothiiig. "I Olio Levee.
Heal fcataie Ageuele.
M. J. HOWLKY Heal Katale Ageut. Buy
and aella real tautce, collect renin, nay tea--
lor Doo-reaidenla. eU:. Commercial aveuue, be
tween N inui and Teuut aire la .
Vaaanilaaloa Merchant.
lALKa THlSTLr.WOOD-
Cotton and Tobacco rector, auil uro-
ineior 01 we raranwa' louacro narenome.
tb A ltf Commrnerclal Avenue.
CASTER Y08T
Ueneral forwarding and (Joniiuiaaion
mere bant, tor ilie aala of rariu, baiilrn, Or--;bard
aud Dairy I'roduoa. 'J Ohio Levee.
EA. WHKXMK.K A CO.
General Forwarding and CorainlMloo
merchant, and dealer In all kind of fruit and
frodure. 0 Ohio Levee, tunaigiiiuent tolic
iteti, stencil furnkbed on application.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
ShOTtectnd
QUICKEST ROUTE
-TO-
St Louis & Chicago
The only Road Running Two
Daily Trains from Cairo,
Making
with
Trains Leave Cairo
1:20 p.m. Fast Rxpre., arriving In St.
Louis 8:50 p. m.; Chicago, 7:."10, a.m.
2 20 p.ra, CINCINNATI & LOUIS-
VlLLE FAST LINE
Arriving! n Cincinnati 8:30, a.m.: Louis
ville, V.2 a m.: SndlanapolU, 4:15 a.m.;
l'aaeoDger by tali train uiriveat above
polnti
HOURS
-rs-
OF AIT OTflEB BOUTI.
.1:30 p. m. Fart Hall with sleepers attach
ed. for ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO,
arriving in St. Loula at 8:30 a.m. Chi
cago at 4.30 p.m. Connecting at Odin
or Effingham lor Cincinnati, Loulaville
and Iudlanapolls.
FAST TIME EAST
fuiaeDgen by tbli line go through to
the Eaat without any delay cauaed by
Sunday intervening.
The SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRAIN
FROM CAIRO AKKlVKst IN NEW
- YORK MONDAY MOBMSO
AT 10:?5.
36 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OK ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Advertisement of conipetlnr- linct that
they make better time than lb la one, are
are Issued either through Ignorance or i
desire to mlalead the public.
For through ticket and information,
apply at Illinois Central B. R. Depot, Cairo.
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J AS. JOHNSON.
Oen'l Southern Agt.
J, H. JONKH. TICKei Ayr.
ithe effecu of error and abuaca in
Ly) pq earlv lile. Manaood Keatoreit. im-
2'W method of treatment. New
3 'and remarkable rriuediea. Jiooka
" 1 , , I. . .... . r.u in lail
'nnlanea. Adileraa iioWAVD Ae-
aociATloa. 41 N. Slntb ' 1'bila-
delphia. 1'a. An imtltution hav
ing a high reputation lor honor
alii conduct and lirofemional
kill.
Teaaceo aad rig ra.
MerchanUrocers, and guloon-kcoprrs
bould not ioret that Messrs. CorlU &,
Rankin, proprietors ol thu Prairie State
Tobacco Factory at Metropolis, have
opened in eguolishment at the corner
of Sixtn street and Ohio levee In th
city where they wil. do a wholesale and
retail business In the tobacco and cigar
line. Tbey bave on hand the largest
aud most completn stock ot
obacco and cigars ever opened
in Cairo, and are prepared to
supply the wouU of the trade at the
lowest living prices. Dealers are In-
ylted to call and examine their stock.
4-13-tf.
rieiare and Bracketa.
K. C. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket1 store to Washington aveuue
near Tenth street. He litis opened a
large stock of brackets, shelves, frames,
chromoa, picture cord and tassels, cur
tain tassels lancy nails, hat racks, etc.
klnura tramtno- mailn a BttecialitV
Chromos mounted in tae cheapest and
hiit at vie. lm
M order Will Ont.
A lew years ago ' August Flower" was
discovered to be a certain cure lor dyspep
ia and liver complaint, a few thin dyspep
tics made known to their friends bow
easily and quickly tbey hid been cured by
Its use. The great merits . of Green's
August Flower became heralded through
the country by one sulfur to another, unt 1,
wlt .out advertising, Its sale has become
Immeuia. Druggists in every town in the
I'rtlted Htatca are Moiling It. No person
suffering with sourstouacb,sl:k headaohe,
costiveness, palpitation of the heart, inil
geftion, low spirit", etc, cuu take lhee
doses without rollef. Go to Paul U. 8 .bub
aud get a bottle lor 74 veuta and try It.
Sample bottles 10 eents.
ave your Money,
Four pounds best English soda for
lie. Four pounds best rellnetl peurl
starch for 25c, at New York Store. Gt.
Hatooa fur Kale. '
The saloon opposite the court house,
lately ownel and condncted by Unas.
Boeoker. For particulars Inquire on the
premUti.orolOeorgeUttucr, tf.
F3
OCTY HBWB.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20. IS77.
' AtleutloH Arnba.
There will be a special meeting of lliu
company at the engine house to night.
Business of importance will bo trans
acted, Jwrt'LAiiK, Hvc'y
Juno 20th, 77.
Local Hravillea. !
Juliu II. Ubcrly returned huuio yes
terday alter noon.
The Delta band gives a couoert on
the uptown stand Tuesday nlijht.
Carpets aud ollclothcs, the Quest ever
brought to Southern Illinois, at J. Llur
gei'4. ' 1-lu-liu
F. E. Cauda, president of the Cairo
ami Ht. Louis narrow gunge; Is iu the
city.
Ladies' linen suits and dusters ol all
stylus at Unrr's, 121 Commercial ave
nui 1-lU-lm
Peaches, the first of the teon, me
now on sale at one of the stands on
Ohio LiVce.
The greul running horse Pomeroy,"
ol Kentucky, will bo enurd lor the
Fourth ol .Inly races.
All the latent patterns in glass fruit
Jars and Jelly glasses at Hartmau's
qtii-i'iisware store, at lowest prices. 9-tf.
By order of the county court, all per- i
sons who have not tiled objections to the
p iyiuent ot railroad taxes, are liable to
h tve their prererty sold.
For Hunt A house on Twelfth, be
tween Walnut and Cedar streets. Apply
to Mrs. John Uetcher, on Thirteenth
street near Washington avenue. 2ii-tl
A lull line of new and elegant straw
bats for ladles, gents and children
Ju-t rtcelved by Solomon Pariera, No.
142 Commercial avenue. 1-2J-3C.
Dr. llolden. formerly a citizen of
Ciiro, and now a resident of .fonesboro,
is in the city. He Is visiting his son -in-law,
Dr. W. It. Smith.
Burger Is offering the finest ol gren
adines, light summer dress goods, silks
and lawns at remarkably low prices, to j
close out tor the te won. 1-10-lm.
There were more tobacco men in at
tendance at the Farmer's Tobacco ware
house yesterday, than st 'any othe
sale yet held by this linn.
-Soloman Parelra.at the old stand,
114 Commercial avenue, is now offering
his choice stock of dry goods and cloth
ing at great bargains. Call on him.
1-3-1-m.
Phil. Howard has got his wild pig
shaved and already to be greased. The
roau who catches him on the Fourth
won't be a bow-legged man, we'll bet
our bottom dollar.
Iturgcr's prices on fancy and staple
goods are astonishingly low. Call on j
him If you want to secure upright,
honest bargains. 1-10-lm.
The dancing tloor lor the Fourth of
July Is now being built ut St. Mary's
Park. It will be sixty feel long and lorty
feet wide, and will be covea-d by a wood
en roof.
For notions and lancy goods of every
conceivable description, go to Burger's.
He Is the king dealer of the city, and
never fails to give satisfaction. 1-10-lm
Like beautiful iewels in brazen set
tings are handsome features upon a face
marred by signs of blood poisoulng.
The great puriller of the blood, is Dr.
Bull . Blood Mixture.
The Cairo City Bindery, A. W. Pyitt
(t Co., proprietors, is now turning out
work of cveiy description in their line In
first-class and workmanlike manner, lm
Burger's stock ot dry goods is un
doubtedly the very finest to be lound in
Cairo, and for satisfactory bargains ladies
should be sure to give him a call.
1-10-lm
-.Judge Pldgeon of Pulaski county
was In the city yesterday. The judge is
a farmer as well us a lawyer, and brought
a load of early apples to the city yes
terday. The concert given by the Misses Fitz
gerald, at the house of Mr. and Mrs.
Hanry Wello, Wednesday night, was at
tended by a good audience. The music
is said to have been very excellent.
Justice of the Peace Coinings, hiving
removed to Judge Bross' ollice, corner
of Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street, will be found In his ofllce from
8 to 12 o'clock, a. in., daily, 1-3-tf.
Charley Pllmtrlittg tells us that two
of the greatest statesman In the world
atteuded his free lunch yesterday. They
were Blsmark and Field Marshal Molkt.
Charley can prove they were prese nt.
Persons having magazines, periodi
cals, etc., whhh they desire to have bound
should take them to the Cairo City Bind
ery, where they w ilt be done at reasonable
rates and in first-class order. - Mm
It is said that the friends of young
Easly, who is now In the county jail
sentenced to two years In the penlten
tiary for robbing an old lady who lives
in the corral I of forty dollars, are making
an eflort to have the prisoner reprieved
F. M. Ward has gone into the ice
business, and is now delivering pure lake
Ice In all parts of the city. Orders left
with him will receive prompt attention,
and the purity of the ice delivered guar
anteed. 1 2-1 m
The sale of tobacco at the Farmers"
warehouse yesterday comprised seventy
lour hogsheads, and sold at prices rang
ing from $1 CO to $9 90. The attendance
of buyers was large aud the bidding
prompt. The prices were satisfactory
In almost every case, iud the rejections
were very few.
Burger's dry good's bouse, No. 121
Commercial avenue, lathe palace store ol
Egypt, and his olerks tie most polite
affable ud builnesf-llke men In the
trade. Be sure and give Burger a call
before you buy elsewhere. 1-10' lm
Vesuvius (the world's great safety
Valve) again tbrcatcr.s an eruption ul
ways uncontrolable by human effort.
Eruptions ot tho phy ileal system, ai
Boils, Pimples; etc., aro Nature's safety
means to warn tho suflercr that his blood
ueeds entire pmltlcatiou most quickly
and effectually accomplished by using
Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture.
Strangers who visit Cairo should
never fall to call on Burger, the main
moth dry goods dealer. The display of
flue goods In bis establishment, 121
Commercial avenue, has never been
equaled by my house in Cairo. 1-10-1 in
We are requested to state that the re
port that Is now being circulated iu this
city, and elsewhere, to the effect that the
Mystic Krew will charge au admission
fee to St. Mary's Park on the Fourth of
July, Is lalse. The Krew dare not charge
an admission to the Park, and they would
not if they could.
For sale by Winter & Stuart, a sec
ond hand piano, a tine Instrument war
ranted to be In good order. For price
and terms call on or address,
Wuttkr & Stuart, Agts,
tf. No. Ill Commercial Avenue.
There is lulk of a big time among the
llremen ot this city. An eflort Is being
made to raise a purse, to be presented to
the company (but will run a given dis
tance with their machinery, attach hose
and get water In the shortest space ol
time. An exhibition of this kind would
no doubt prove very Interesting to our
thousands of country friends who will
come to our great celebration on the
Fourth.
Jacob hlee, coruer of Washington
avenue and Twelltb street, is now pre
pared to supply the citizens of Cairo w I lb
pure lake ice at the lowest living prices.
His wagon makes daily rounds, and will
deliver Ice in any part ot the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and
Twelfth strnet, where all orders should
be left. 1-2-tf
In this mornings issue of the Bui.
i.ktin we publish the programme of tho
fire works display to take place at S
Mary's paik on the night of the Fourth.
Nothing has ever been seen in Southern
Illinois of this kind, that can bo com
pared lor grandeur; to what this part ol
the great celebration promises, and
thousands of people will witness it.
Mr. J. 11. Thomas, an old and exper
ienced hand at the business, will conduct
the display.
Hon. F. M. Youngblooil of Benton,
Franklin county, is announced in this
isiue ot the Hl i.lkti.n as a candidate tor
circuit judge in this district. Mr. Young
blood Is an able lawyer, and an honora
ble and high-toned gentleman, and
should he be elected will no doubt tnakj
a capable and Impartial judge. He has
many warm friends and supporters, w ho
will use every honorable means to secure
his election.
We offer the following special bar
gains lor a few days only : Full size
eleven quarter bed spreads at $1 00. 500
yards fancy dress goods wo; th 20cts. tor
6 Jets. 200 yards white Pique worth 20cts.
for 12Jcts. 500 yards Crash worth 15cts.
for lOcts. Wamsutta shirts, and 1,200
linen bosoms aud cuffs, best In the mar
ket, guaranteed to lit, tor $1 25, aud nu
merous other goods under price. Call
and see that we do as we advertise.
O. Haytuorn -JtCo.
Mr. Fred Keohler feels indignant over
the loss ol a flue butialo cow which some
malicious person shot on Tuesday, and
offers twenty-tlve dollars reward for In
formation that will lead to the arrest of
the party. We hope Mr. Keohler will
succeed in bringing the guilty one to
grief, for it was a dastardly and cowardly
act. On Tuesday morning Mr. Keohler
received a letter from the managers ot
the Zoological garden at St. Louis, offer-
Ing him three hundred dollars lor the
cow and bull.
By authority we this morning an
nounce Hon. John Dougherty of Union
county, as a candidate for circuit judge
of this, first judicial circuit. Gov.
Dougherty is so well known to the
people ot Southern Illinois, that we deem
it unnecessary for us to say anything in
his favor. He has beeu a leading mem
ber of the bar of Southern Illinois torso
many years that he is known tt almost
every man, woman and child in the dis
trict, and among them his friends are
legion. It elected he will undoubtedly
make a good Judge.
Win. Dunning of Gosporr, Indiana,
arrived In the city yesterday afternoon
and having several hours of time at his
disposal resolved to do the city. After
wandering around a long time seeing all
the sights and Imbibing In numerous sal
oons of Letup's beer, he lay down on tho
levee near sixth street, and was soon
far away In dreams of bucolic innocense.
When William awoke this morning he
was sadly demoralized to find that some
nimble thief had removed his boots, cont,
and bat during the night. He raid "I've
bear'n tell Cairo was a bad towu, now I
know it." Brace up, William, and join
the Murphy movement,
The Union county bond case draws
Its slow length along lu the circuit
court, nnd It is doubtful whether the end
will be reached this week. S. Corning
JudJ, of the well-known law firm of
Judd & Whitehouse, Chicago, conducts
the case lor the railroad company ; and
Judge John II. Mulkey ol Cairo, and
Jackson Frick, Esq., ot Jonesboro, ap
pear tor Union county. .Though the
case Is being fought turd on both sides,
seldom have we seen a case where
opposing counsel treat each other with
so much courtesy aud respect as in this
one. This Is perhaps due to the tact
that the attorneys in the ease are all gen
tlemen, and understand the courtesies
due from one attorney to mother.
Eatley and Alleu, prisoners In the
County Jail, made an attempt to escape
Tuesday or Wednesday night. By some
meaus they secured in Iron bir about
innnanHV
r
two feet long and one lucb thick, with
I which they tried to pry oil the lock of
the door of the cell In which they were
conlliicd. Mr. Miller, the Jailer, who, be
It said, though a new hand at the busi-
uess, has already proven himself a good
man for the position, was on the alert
aud caught them In the act of trying to
break the lock. On Investigation it was
found that tho lock was so badly battered
aud bent that It was with the greatest
dlfllculty that It was removed. The bar
was taken from the prisoners, and they
were glvcu to understand that it they wero
again caught In an attempt to break jail
they would be placed in irons.
Tho Chicago Evening Juuraal tells
tho following story of two young ladies
well known iu Cairo. Good luck ut
t nded thorn, tr ft scrlougic:identtu!glt
have been thu result :
"Yesterday Mary Massey, daughter ot
II. II. Massev, ot Uluu lrluud, accom
panied by I' rankle Kcxtord, ot Cairo,
lett Blue Island about 11:30 to drive to
Englewood. Intending to spend the af
ternoon with a Irieua and return iu the
eveuiug. When they were ou Ilalstcad
street, nearly opposite the Normal
School building, the wind and rain storm
struck, and took horse, buguy and all up
bodily, and landed them In the ditch, the
buggy bottom side up and the girls both
under It. They soon crawled out trom
the muddy bed beneath, and on going to
the horse's head, ho got up and behaved
nobly, Handing still while one ot the
girls went ami got two men to accom
pany he; RniJ "' buggv to rights.
With the assistance of Mr. Benton, of
Normal, the men tied the buggy up, and
tho girls drove hack to Blue Island,
reaching thero about S o'clock, wet
through and somewhat bruised, but not
seriously."
TiirxitiiiTOFTiiE ornrii.
Tbe Urnud niwulft.v of Mreworka at
M. mury'a Park.
Below we pnblUh the programme for
tho display of fireworks at St. Mary's
Park on the night ot the fourth. It will
be the grainiest sight of the kind ever
seen in this section of country :
First. Grand ascension ot bilnons.
Second. Flight of rockets and an
Illumination ot the whole park with col
owl tires red, white, blue and green.
Third. Illuminated revolving wheels
and candle battery of colored stars.
Fourth. Gallopade A long arm re-
volves with; lightning rapidity ; within
the circle of lire revolve in contra-direc-
tlons two Saxons, charged with spur tire,
the whole forming varied and fantastic
shapes.
Fifth. Ascension of the 15 foot me
teoric baloon, which as it rises, at diller
cut heights, discharges its meteors, 6tars,
colored fires, etc. To be followed by the
flight of parachute rockets sending out
floating stars, etc
Sixth. Diamoud Star It Is a revolv
ing wheel with colored centre chang
ing to a sun, and ends with explosions.
Seventh. I'olka Battery Composed
of two flying wheels, each with centre
of green and crimson, mutates to cundle
battery, filling the air with colored stars
amid heavy explosions.
Eighth. Saxon Cross -lu colored
lauce tires, presenting a diamoud cross
centre ol revolving Are, flanked by
Mexican jets, ending with reports.
Ninth. Silver Glory Consisting of
centre of contra nvolving Suxon wheels,
with colored PU de Feu radiating to cir
cumference of cases of brilliant fire and
ending with reports.
Tenth. Aurora One of the tiiicst
pieces, representing the sun and the Au
rora Bore alls.
Eleventh. The Polka Consisting of
revolving Saxons and colored centres.
Twelfth. Turkish Cross A beautitul
piece of gold, silver and other colors,
lu fine oval curves forming the cross.
Thirteenth. Chinese Fan A revolv
ing wheel with crimson center, mutates
to bnttery of colored candles, which dis
charging at rapid intervals form a com
plete tan of flrcy sprays.
Fourteenth. Monitor Battery is the
last piece. It opens with discharge of
heavy battery of colored candles tilling
the air with myriads ol stars, ending
with explosions of mines. This will be
accompanied with rockets, mines, gener
al Illumination, etc.
All the above pieces to be interpersed
with rockets, Roman candles, mines, etc
Jinking Old fionew.
People who neglect their minor ail
ments rarely live to make oi l bones.
The secret of hale and vigorous old age.
lies not only in taking care ot one's
health In early life, by the observance of
sanitary rules, but also by Judicious
medication when the premonitory symp
toms of bodily disorder manifest them
selves. Indigestion, bowel and liver
complaints, are fruitful causes ol injury
to the aotistitutlon. These diseases
should be therefore, checked without de
lay. The best medicine for tho purpose
Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This
standard preparation disciplines the di
gestive organs, gives renewed impetus
to the bilious secretive function, and
exerts a benelleial Influence upon the
organs of urination. It has no rival as
a remedy for and preventive of chills
and lever nnd bilious remittents, Infuses
Vigor Into the debilitated frame, and 19
an excellent appetizer aud nervine.
Notice.
Public notice Is hereby giyen that we
will In pursuance of law, sell on the 12th
day of July A. D. 1877, at the St. Charles
hotel, Cairo, 111., at public unction, the
following describeu baggage remaining
iu our custody to pay the charges due
thereon, to-wit: One trunk and contents
the property ol W. R. Edwards of New
York; one trunk and contents the prop
erty of J. D. Ross, of St. Louis; one
valise and contents the pioperty of Miss
C. Hauslin, Chicago.'
E. R. Eh.nbw & Co.,
1-2:1 15t. Proprietors, Cairo, III.
CxcnraliMi l Ht-Lonla lo fepriid lha
- fourth of July.
Tralii will leave Narrow Gauge depot,
Tuesday evening July 3rd. at 0 t. m.
Ample accommodations lor ull who may
wish to go, irrespective of color. Tick
ets good lor lour days. - Fare round trip
$1.00. Tickets lor sale at the ofllce, and
by J.J. Bird.
nAIKIaOXIAL.
.Tfnrrtat f Mr. Patrick tiraiiry and
.11 nary Marnrll.
Cjulte a pleasant affair took place at St.
Patricks' Catholic church, Iu this cltv,
on last Wednesday morulng. The oc
casion was the marriage of our esteemed
lcllow-citien, Mr. Patrick Graney, and
Miss Mary Marnell. Tbe ceremony was
performed by Father Kccouvrt ur, pastor
of the church, iu the presence of a largo
assemblage of l!io Iriuiids and ac
quaintances of the bride aud groom. Mr.
John Murphy acted as groomsman, aud
M as Mary Callahan as bridesmaid.
On Wednesday eveuing Mr. and Mrs,
Marnell held a reception at their resi
dence ou Twelfth street, between Com
mcrcial aud Washington aveuue, when
they were tho recipients of tho hearty
congratulations ot all ol the large con
coures of friends and acquaintances who
called.
Mrs. Graney, who is very highly es
teemed by all who have the pleasure ot
her acquaintance, received many kind
remembrances Irom tier friends. Among
them were :
An elegantly carved black walnut
side board, with large mirror, the gift of
Col. S.S Taylor.1.
A large aud beautiful black walnut
wardrobe, the.glft ol Mrs. Col. Taylor.
A flue large French clock, beautifully
carved and ornamented, presented by
Mrs. Thomas W. Hallidty.
A beautiful sliver cake basket; Mi?s
Ellen Marnell, sister ot the bride.
A silver dinner castor; Mary Calla
han.
Silver breakfast castor; Mrs. Hiclmrl
Marnell.
Silver water pitcher and g iblets; Mr-.
Frank Corcoran.
A mammoth and elegant hanging bas
ket; Miss Mary llogau.
Sliver cake stand; Miss .Mary Bray.,
Set of glassware; Misg Mary Calvin
Pair of large, handsome chromos. Mr.
and Mrs. James Graney.
Set ot glass goblets; Miss Mary Hogan.
Set ol glass goblest, Mrs. James Ken
nedy. An elegant fan Irom Mrs. Charles Gal
Uglier. An elaborately embroidered tidy the
gift ot Miss Mary Towers.
Set ol silver spoons, engraved with the
name ot the bride, from her brother,
Mr. John Marnel.
Set of vases, John Humphreys.
Match holder, Miss Cells Graney,
sister of the groom.
Set ol tidies and matts, from the sister
of , brI(J(.) mjS Kltie MarntI
Complete china toilet set, Miss
Mary
Sweeney,
Set ot mats, Miss Anna Dole.
Sot of mats, Miss Ellen Gannon.
A beautiful table-cloth,ith napkins to
match, Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh.
A dozen napkins, Miss Jesie Taylor.
Set ot china cups and saucers, Misses
Maggie Burns and Ellen Comings.
Silver pickle castor,Miss Anna Gannon.
Pair of sliver napkin rings, Albert and
Anna Smith.
Set of glassware, Mrs. Charles Stew
art. Set of silver knives, Mrs. Henry Hix
on. Silver pickle castor, Mrs. Dick Fitz
gerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Graney will accept our
congratu'atious, aud also our thanks for
their remembrance of us. We wish
them a long and prosperous life, hoping
that none of the clouds of this life will
ever darken their sky, which is now
e'ear.
UiNenae i mi Autiigoiilit
That should be attackod the instant he
shows himself. Don't wait. At him
before his nails arc grown, and wipe him
out. The great alterative and invigor-
ant ot the age, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, will speedily intuse such healthful
tone into your organism that it will be
enabled to successfully resist future at
tacks. 1 he bitters prevent
and remedy chills and fever
and billious remittents, and eradi
cate dispepsia, constipation, liver com
plaint rheumatic ailments, urinary and
uterine difficulties. It h particularly be
nelleial when the system has been
drained of Its vitality or Is Inherently
deficient in strength. The nerves gather
from It both vigor and tranquility. But
while It imparts strength and gives a
wholesome, stimulus to 'he animal econ
omy, it does not unduly excite it like the
cheap exhilurants sometimes resorted to
under the erroneous Impression that
they can invigorate.
Home Agnlu.
Ed. Braxton has returned to his old
staud in the Reiser building, where he Is
better prepared than ever to accommo
date his patrons aud the public who
may favor him w ith a call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up a
couple ot nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all tho latest im
provements and conveniences. He cm
ploys olny first-class workman aud those
who patronize htm will have their wants
attended to iu style nnd will receive
courteous treatment. tf
A Card.
To all who are suflerlng from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, etc., I will send a recipe that will
cure you, free of charge. This great
cmcdy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.
Intuan, Station D. Biblo House, .New
York City. -UKMim j'
Wood I Wood I ! Wood I 1 1
The Cairo Box and Basket company
will deliver wood in any part of tho city
at $1.12) a load ; also kindling at 5 cents
a bundle. Orders may be left with W.
II. Mori Is, secretary, nt his ofllce lu tbe
City National bank building
27-!
rwr Ml c Heal.
No, 64 Eighth street uearly opposite
the Methodist church parsonage, audit
present occupied by N. B. Thlstlowood,
Esq. ' Possession July idt Apply to
iv j- i.u A. UomrNMi Esq,
Or Thos. II. Towers, St. Catharine, Ont
COMMERCIAL
CAiao, Ittu.ou, laraapAT i.vu,
June 'A, IS?. t
We note iu improved condition of thu
market here for flour, hay and com
There has been a marked improvement
In the Hour market tod there is now an
active demand lor choice family
grades at quotations below. Tbe
supply ou the market Is very light aud
far below tbe demands of trade. Prices
aro a little stronger and firm. Some of
tbe mills expect to start up on new
wheat within the next ten days
There is sn active demand lor white
corn, principally for milling purposes.
Prices are a shade higher, and saie
were made yesterday of bulk corn atM)
Receipts are light, and th
Is very little on the market.........Tl.i r
Is a light shipping demand for si nc l
choice to good mixed hay. Ren-lpts nr.
light aud supply limited. P ico ro.
steady at quotation 'there i no
change In the condition of the 11 arket
tor oats. Tbe demand is very light, and
prices are steady at 3S(3)a
There are very tew on tbe
msrket and arrivals are light
There Is a good demand lor city meal
at an advance of 5c, and we now qui mi
sales at $2 70(542 75. The supply on
the market is about equ il to thodeman 1.
Bran Is lower, sales now being
made at $13 50$17. The iietuan 1 I
light, and the supply on the market low.
Potatoes urn coming iu more
plentifully and there is now a good sup
ply ou the market. Prices
range from 80c. to 1 25
The gules of tobacco at 1 lit-Fanners'
whp house to-day was attriided by a Very
large board ul buyers. The biilding was
pirit--il mid thw totineco soli) at gener
ally sutlsliietvry prices. S'-v iity-totn
l.ogtn'id were -old at prices riiugkiu;
from $0 !)0 to $2 00. Quotations will In
ioiiiiu w low mere is a
good demand lor young chickens nt$l 5a
10 $2, according to quality. Old are
plenty aud dull at $2(5)1250 Strictly
choice table butter is in limited supply
and fair demand at lOgjlSc. Common
and low grade is plenty and unsaleable.
There Is an overstock ot eggs on
tbe market and they are now selling
at So Vegetables and fruits of all
kinds are plenty, aud prices generally
are very low. Raspberries are In fair
supply. A few crates sold yesterday at
$1 75 to $2. The market Is unchanged
for all other articles quoted.
Rates by river to New Orleans are 25
cents per dry bbl and 12J cents per cwt.
The weather continues profitable for
harvest, and indications are that by tbe
middle of next week the great bulk ol
the wheat will have been cut and put
away.
THE MARKET.
tkayOur friends should bear in ill iud
that the prices here given are only tor
sales Irom tirst hands in round lots. In
tilling orders and tor broken lots it is
necessary to charge au advance over
these tigurcs.-ltrSI
FLOUR.
There Is an active demand for choice
family grades at quotations. Stocks are
light, aud inadequate for the wants of
trade. Prices are a shade stronger, aud
firm. Sales noted were, 100 bbls choice
family, $9; 100 bbls good family. $S 50;
50bbls. various grades, $8(i)$l0;
HAY.
There is a light shipping demand for
strictly choice to good mixed grades.
Prices are steady at quotations. Re
ceipts are light. Low grade hay is plcuty
and dull. Sales noted were 1 car
choice timothy $13; 1 car; good mixed.
$12; 1 car choice timothy, $13; 1 car
c ioice mixed, $12 50.
CORN.
There is an active demand lor ol .let
white corn at 4950c. Mixed Is q't
47(;48c. Receipts ot white an- h,
not equal to the wants of the
We note sales of 1 car white, I., v. ,
19c; 2 cars do 49c; 1 car choice li t .
bulk, 50c; 1 car mixed, In bulk. 47 : i
cars mixed, 47c.
OATS.
The market is quiet, and the d-'nvinl
light Prices are sternly at '3i,.'.)
Sales noted werolcarXortln- n 1 1 t r ,
39c; 1 car Northern, In -auks, 44c.
MEAL.
There is a good demand tor city meal
at an advance of 5c. The supply on the
market is about equal to the demand.
We note sales of 300 bbls city $2 75 ; 2 50
bbls city $2 702 75.
BRAN.
Bran Is in light supply, and limited de
mand. Prices are weaker, and sales
were made at $10 50(3)17. Several small
lots told at these prices.
TOBACCO.
The sale to-day at the Farmers' ware
house was well attended and the prices
obtained general ty satisfactory. The
sules comprised 74 hhds leaf and lugs, it
the following prices: 9 10, 8 00. 7 00,
7 00, 8 00, 7 00. 7 60, 7 85. 0 35, 5 45, 7 60,
7 00. 6 80, 090, 8 10, 0 30, 7 05. 8 90, 7 30,
9 00,7 40,8 00,6 30,7 80,7 05,7 85, 800,
8 15,9 90,7 00,7 45,7 25,6 75, 6 50,790.
8 60, 0 70, 895. 7 05, 6 00, 8 50. 7 75. 8 50,
8 50, 7 75, 7 50, 8 95, 0 00, 3 30, 3 30, 3 30.
4 25, 5 10, 4 15, 3 35, 3 35, 3 30, i 05, 3 15,
3 10, 3 10, 3 05, 3 30, 3 40, 3 30, 3 75, 4 35,
3 25; 3 00, 5 80, 5 05, 4 65, 5 40, 2 60.
POTATOES.
Potatoes are coming in more plenti
fully and the supply on the market is
now good. Prices range trom 8O0 to
$1 25, according to quality.
POULTRY.
There is a large supply ot old chickens
on tbe market and they are dull sale, and
lower. Young chickens are In fair sup
ply and good demand at prices ranging
from $1 30 to $2. Sales noted were: S
coops choice young chickens $2; 9 coops
old hens, $1 75; S coons young chickens,
$1 CO; J coops old h ens, $2 60.
BUTTER.
There is a fair demand for choice tablt
butter. There is only 1 light supply on
the market. Common aud low grade Is
lo overstock aud not saleable. Veuote
isles ot S palls Southern Illlaols, lie, 1
pail Northern lllluois, 17o; 300 lb South
era Illinois, ll12o; 100 lbs cholos
Northern packed, lfl17; 4 ptckiget,
Northern Illinois, 15c. '
EGGS.
There Is an overstock of rgg oi ibt -market,
and price art weak it 8c. Tbey
will likely go lower. Pales noted were
as follows : 300 dozen, 8c; 300 doze 8c;
4 cases, 8J0; 200 dozen 8c, 150 doze So.
VEGETABLES.
Vegetables of all kinds ire plenty ind
prices ire low. . : ,
PROVISION.
Sales of provisions wen tisroci bacon
sides, clear, 8Jc; 1 tierce) shoulders, ttyo ;
1 tierce sugar cured canvassed bams, He.
LARD.
Sales of lard were 2 tierces kettle ren
dered, 10o ; 10 kegs do. 10.
HIDES AND TALLOVT.
'iiles are higher, iud we now quote-
. t at 15(Itio ; green salt, 7M8e 1
, : , .1 7c. Tallow ia worth 7(7Jc. V
iOUM ICE I
L omit & Co., dealers In north--
11 o, have removed their office
,1 m in, corner of Eighth street and
0 il . to the Ice houses one door be
..w .in-si. Charles hotel, and art now
leiivering ice In all parts of the cltyi
I'lios. desiring tbe cold stun will leave
1 lu-ir onlers at the new office, when they
wili re.f ive prompt attention. :
Jains Kavamacoi, Manager.
Cairo. 111., May 17, 1877. 6-17-1 m
- ImHrvil IMfeanwa.
The ui j riiy l , eopl , ufTn t a gieater
0 s-er Uegre t m this a 1 tfliciloo:
oiMiiy no hokiai' euM at it i In ulO-
y m 1. a i.g heir food; etheie wh e oc-
cupa I u a ul a , den ..rj rba.atUr have
lorcuU ; n t i ti', lie eXi ea f ' i use of to-liaec-i,
etc. all . ... : 1 . J. vt .oi, .X Tbe
yiuiium v r . o ; tiering ir e 11
aft' r it- a , . o .l; ,, tty,c..n-iti-a
tiwnm 'ii .1 titu- 4. rt .Kifeii vs.ru.ile t
lulit , c to.. arc unly a lew ef i s tu.i.U 11.
.ni ci 1 u B.itii-.. Nnw Im.' 1, r-quiri'',
iaatli niuii luiilr', nssisteil by s r. med
bkli i.uis tue natural creiieii lu tue ai
uieiuar) can -1 ttnd rOtiuc aain a nor
mal so.1 nil-)' 01 lo'il. Mich a valuable
remedy is iliu celebrated Jlouie Stomach
Bitter. tHj-lm
A few Tttiaara that we Know.
We know that a disordered stomach or
liver produces more suffering than any oth
er cause. We Know mat very lew physi
cians are successful ia these dl (orders.
We know that DaCotta's radical cure will
without the shadow ol a doubt, almost 1 1-
mediately relieve and permanently cure all
of the distressing symptoms. We know of
thousands who are willing to testify that
what we ssy la true to tbe letter. We
know that 11 you will give it a fair trial,
you will let us add your name to tbe
"cloud of witnesses." Will you give it a
trial, and do It now? Trial size only 25
cents, Sold by Barclay Bros. .
Prof. Paiker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable.
No physic required. Costs Si cents. Try
It. rj-tf-lm
rr Heal-
Rooms on second floor of Winter's
Block lately occupied by Dr. Smith and
the Taylor Literary Society. Also
store rooms iu same building.
3t M. J. llowi.KY, Real Estate Ag't,
GRAND GALA DAY
ON THE
1877,
Under the Auspices of the
Ktilai.
fat
0
Of Cairo, TWnoisy
t ST. MARY'S PARK,
: i c ting Races,
Pacing Races,
Running Races,
it-- 1 .tis of Cairo hive contributed
liberally towards the
GRANDEST
iiU.VORE) EXHIBITON
Ev r n in the State out side of Chi
cituo r me exniouion anugaruen pieces
will et oil. The fireworks have been
purclm-eil direct Irom New York
thro uh me medium ol Mr. Dan tUrt
mull I'rol .1 . 1 , Thomas will superin
tend 1 he display
PROGRAMME:
The day's entertainment will commence
at 10 a.m. with the reading ot thn
mmim or imwsti
B YA YOUNG LADY,!
To be followed by "
Gov. John King of Paducah,
Hon. William Hartzjll, M.C.
Col. Ed. Crouland, of MayfleM.
Hon. D. T. Linegar, of Cairo.
And oihereinlaent orators who have been
Invited to attend.
Alter which a Trotting Race and a
Runing race, open to all. Best two iu
three lor purse premium. Entry fee of
$2 will be charged. For further par
ticulars address Messrs. P. Fitxgerald or
Phil Howard committee ou races.
Suitable premium will be awarded to
the successful contestant In climbing the
greased pole, sack racing, cathchlng
greased pig, base ball match, tat man's
race, slow donkey race, and other sports
to numerous to mention.
Dauelug will commence at 1 p. m. and
continue till 8 p. m. "
At 8 p. m. the grand nr works du
ply will take placet.
In l
the evening the cknctnf will be ra
mmed and continue till the "wee ssbV
hours."
EXCURSION RATCS,
Arrangements hate been mad) with
rallroada at the to (lowing ntee : illlaols
Central, Mississippi Central, St.. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Soulbm. Cairo and
St. Louis, Mobile and Ohio at ooe sad
a nun nto lor round trip, Cairo and
Vlncenne at greatly wdaetd rales
which will be duly adventosd.
Arrangarneuta ror wursione iron
various points en the rltar KI be awde
or which due notice will at gift.
COMMITTEE OP ARRANOKXNT3
JOHN D. BOLIUCM, Chain.
T. M. LOVETT. Seimtanr.
CHAS.A.8AUP, ClAf:
Z20NIA.
Fourth JET
Mm
CUAS. DELAY,
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