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JOHN II. OBEKLY & CO.
THE MAILS.
AntuvE. r.rmnr
.. JiWn.rn. :Wp.m
2:2' pirn. 4:ona.m.
i.in. ;oop,m.
North, Throtign
" Wny
Soutii, Way ,
" ThroiiKh N. 0 Mem
phis nnd Columbus J..W p.m. sV'ip.m,
Ohio Illver mule, (except
Monday) ',ip.in, r.iOop.m,
Iron Mountain II. It 2:10 a.m. lliKip.n.
Mli. Illver route, Tucnilnjr
and Friday f):ot)p,m, 7:Wp.m,
Thebes, (loots Island A Hantn
Fc, llli., Thursday A Fri
day ; Con p, tn. 7:'xin.iri,
Mayflcld, lllandvillo and
Lovelace, 1y ILfain.m. t.tsip.m.
orricr. noim.
ficneral Delivery 7i:f).ui.
(Fiin'lsystf lo'Jn.in.)
Money Order ileprntmrnt a.m. o.mj
L'cglster " fhws.m. D.bOp.m.
Money Order and IteiUlcr department" no
open oo Hundays,
OUR CHURCHES.
llryilYrEUIAN-r.fghlh. street.
Preaching, f-abbnlh t Wi a, u., arid V, r. h.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7M r. m.
Sunday ikii-iol, 3 i'. x. J. M. Lanidcn, Super
Intendcnt. Hev. C. II. Foort, Palter.
METIIODIST-Cor. Eighth and Walnut 8ts.
Preaching, Bntjl.atli lo.'-J a. m., and 1 r. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ; r. ,
tiun.layHchool ..1 r. M. I.. W. Htllirell, Huper-
liitctident. It"". F. L.Thommos Parlor.
l.'IIUItCIl OF Till; IlKDEEMEIt-(r:piscopl)
Morning prayeri, SaUmtli a. m.
Evening prayer.JJ-r. m.
Sabbhth School, 'J A. M
Hev. Ma. Cmak, IU-ctor.
HT. PATItlCK'.S CIIUKCII-Jor. Ninth Bt. and
Washington Avenue.
-'ubllcf-ervlec.Subbjthf.tiand lu.'i .
Veiperi", 3 r. m.
undayHchool,? p. a.
service every d.y, e r. h.
Iter. T. J. O'IIalluiax, I'rlfl.
YOUNG MENyCllllWIANAKSOOIATlON-lteg-
nlar meeting icoond Monday each montli at tl.e
Prayer room of the Presbyterian Church
Weexly Prayer meeting, Friday, 7J-J r. at
.lie I'rayer room of tlio Presbyterian church.
C. 1'asmisi, President.
AFIUCAN METHODIST Fourteenth, between
Walnut and Cedar.
(Services, Habbath, 11 a.m.
Sunday tV.hool, r. .
Cass Sr. x.
SECOND KHEE-WILLIIAPrirtT Fifteenth HI.
Preaching, 7J4 r. x. Her. Win. Jackson, I'n-tor.
between Walnut and Cellar.
Services Sabb.th, 1J and 3 r. x.
Iter. N. Unas, Pastor.
FIIEE-WILL IJAPTlrtTlIOME MWSlun tVS
DAT BCIIOOL Corner walnut and Oodar 8t.
Hunday School, 9 a. x.
IRST FHEE WILL MAPTI.iT CIIUIICH-Cur-
ry'a Uarracki.
Herrlceii, HaMiilh 11 a. u., 3 r. m, and Vt r. x.
Iter. Wx. Knurr, l'tor.
PUISTMIHSIONAUV UAlTlnT CIIUItOII-Het.
xeen loth and 11th -tree!-., near Cedar.
Prtaehlnr HalAath loj a. x., and 7;; r. x.
I'rayer Meeting, Wednenday eventni;.
I'renehlnxi Friday erenlog.
KHbtathH.'hool, I'J r. x. John Van llaxter and
Mary ftepheni huperintndentii.
Iter. T J. biiouri. I'.ito
STATE OFFICERS.
STATIC OFFICKUS.
(oicrnur, John M. I'jlmer ,
Lieutenant-Gore rnor, Juhn HotiKlierty ;
Secretary or State, Edward Ititmmel (
Auditor of State, C. E. Lipptneott ,
State Treaiurer, E. N. IUtei ;
Hup!. I'ubllo Initruction, .Newton Ilateman.
CONUKESSMKN.
ienatora Lyman Trumbull ond John A. Loijin.
llepreaenlallte for the Slate at Larje I. L
Itereridge.
Iteprescntatlre Thirteenth Diitrict John JM
reb.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senator!, 1st District T. A. K. Ilolcomb. ol
Union, and 8. K. Oitwon, of Gallatin.
Itepresentatlre, 1st DUtrict II. Watson Webb:
CO UN T Y0FF1CE RS.
CIUCUIT COUHT.
JudRO I). J. Ilaker, of Alexander.
ProsecutinK Attorney J. F. McCartney, of
Maac
Circuit Clerk Jno. Q. Ilartnan.
blieril!-A. II. Irviti.
Win. Martin, ABfeynor ani Tieaiurer.
COUNTY COUItT.
Jud(;e F. llroi"s.
Associates J..E. McCrite and S. Mari'lilldon.
Clerk Jacob 0. Lynch.
Coroner John II. Oosstnan.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Mayor John M. Linsden.
Treasilter J. U, Tailor.
Comptroller E. A. Ilttrnetl
Clerk Michael Ilonley.
Manhal Andrew C.ilu.
Attorney 1'. ll.l'ojm.
I'oltco .Miffistr.itcs F. llrj-i and II. Hhan
nessy,
Chief ot Police U H. Myers.
SKLKCT COUNTil,
Mayor-John M. Lansden,
Flrat Ward P. G.S:hitli.
Second Vfard C. It. Woodward,
Third Ward Jno. Wood.
Fourth Ward S. Btaats Taylor.
Clty-aM.aruo W. P. Halllday and P. Html.
1I0AHU OF ALDKItMKN,
FIIIS 1' WAHO Jamei Ueanfen,
Leo Klcb,
Isiao Widdcn.
EOONP WAUD-ll. II. Cunningham,
E. Under,
Heniy Winter,
JameaBwayne.
1IIIUU WAUD-Wm. Slratlon,
PiUtlcU FItSKetald
OUtlTH WAUO-Jamea Carroll, J
O. ll.Scase,
J.II.Mctcair.
Tune of Mtetmq.
C'lTV fOl'KCIL.
Ihe City Council meets In Joint aramon on
Friday cvoninj; precoultiK the llrct Monday ol
ta.cn inoatn.
ar.ll.CT ('uracil..
Tho select Council meets on the I'.rnt Wcdnen.
day nd Thursday, niter tlio Bcootid Monday In
each month. .
BOAttn or AMirtt
Tho Board of Aldennou meets on the firs
a'onday and Tuesday In every month.
COMMITTKKS OF TIIK COUNCIL.
On Sfreeri-Mcsirs. Taylor, Waldcr, Winter,
ood and Mctcnir.
)r(i(i(ie-Mcrn.Cuniilngliain,Schiih, Fitter,
ahl, Roaso and Halllday.
Cuiiii Meara, wood, cimntnguam nnu ivieu.
iWf ami Jiil-Mossra. Carroll, lluder and
Woodward
ardinnncM-Mossrs, Seaso, Wnldcr and Taylor.
Kirt D(jartment Messrs. llearden, Swayne and
ftlllday.
larled-Messrs. Schuh, Winter and p.
Jlnllna Meisrs.Wodward, Swaynoand lluder
Sencine Messrs. Hud, Htratton nndMotcalf,
f ealA The M aynr, ndj Messrs. Ko
MfBlrlloa and .Cmroll
PJIOPRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
Oo to Dr. MvOauloy for Kattingcr't Fe
ver Drops. Warranted to euro tlio chills
lOIlUKNHO.V lint tlio belt
prcsv'rvt-s'for tah chenp.
Knit
India
tf
Tiik best French niicliovlca n tlio city
nl Jur";cnson'a. tf
Uumsiav nHelle nt .lorcenson'i j try
tliuin. tf
1'nul (1. .Selinli mjII Huttlnger'n medi.
cities. U
ItAII.UOAIIS.
(JUIUKMST KOUTK FltOM SOUTH
in
ILLhNOiS CENTRAL' C it
to
St. i.ouii, I.ouisvii.i.k, Cincinnati, Ciii
Atm, Sr.vr York, Hosto.v,
All. All.
AST AN I)
l'OINT.S i:
WK9T.
l'iiiT trains arrive at and h are Cairo n fol
low I
mail. ixruiM.
Aaairr. :ii:jil n,m .'iiflo p.m.
lircAur I III." i, ii Uilrip.m.
Until train eouncet a Centrall.i mIiIi train on the
ivCTVIHJT LIWE
roa
I'alia, Decatur, HloomiiiKtcn, F.l I'n-o, L.i KaUr,
lleiiilota, Frceport, Ukl'ti.i, luliuUe, and
nil point In lllinol", Miriourl,
ilinnerota, vviiromln hii'I
Iowa. And Willi
Linen running I'iit and Wet lor
si. Iitiu, HpinKhelil, Louiaville,
Citieiniiutl, Iiiitiinauli, l.'oluinlju.
And at Chieao with Michigan C-nnal. Jtlchlnii
Southern, anil l'ilt'1urj;. Fort Wayne
and Chicatf'j lUilro.-4J tor
Detroit, Clcrrlami, I'uiiklrl,'.
Alhany, It.. .ton, I'hiUileiphla,
NiaKra J'nlli, Krle, llutlalo,
.New York, I'lttKlitire, llaltimore,
WanhliiKton.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
On and after Monday, April Stth, 17I, Irani, tri I
ruu aa lollowai
.NOIirilER.V DIVISION,
Taii.ii cotaq socTiiriir.
Mall. Eiprets
Leare Virginia C:4ia.m Vi.:v p.m.
" Kpniiitllel.l 9i"0 " ........ 3.0D "
" THjIorrllle 10:62 ' 4:M "
Arrne at l'ana 11:40 m 0:17 "
TaIM OOIXO KOaTIIVCST.
Expren Mall.
Learc Pans ..4.t.J.tn ;:.Siu.tn
' Tavlornlle .4:4 " 4:20 '
Arrire atSprineneld...0;15 " C.IO "
l-are ap.iimBel.1 .:2J " :lu "
Arrive nt Virginia 8:24 " ......8:1S
SOUTIIEIl.N DIVISION.
Tait.ia OOISO SSITUXAST.
eare Edgewood. 6:30a.m. .. 10:10 a,rn
flora : " - ii:4 "
Arrive at Shawneetown-1:Mp m ... 6:15 p.m
TI1A1M IIOIMt aoaTHWXAT.
eave fihawneetown 5;IS aTm ...... ......6. JOp.m
" FlorJ 2:.M " 7:00 "
Arrlre at Edgewix.d 1.50 " ...,.....l.-20 "
Tiieo:jj a.m. train irotn uiKfwoo.i, runs only
Mondai b. Wft.lneilavMind Fridays, and 6:t1a.ni
train from hhawneetoan on Tuesdays. Thura.
days and Saturday.
(connects ai Asuian.j whii jarKsonvino uiriBion
of Chicago and Alton Itiilroad, for Jicksonvillc,
1 etersi.urg, jn-on uity.n nd all tiointB west.
. rpringneiu, win, umctfo n-. .-,,,
do. wat.ah end Western Hulroad, lor
lloornington, Chtcigo, and all point north, north-
Ht-it and w.-bI.
At Pana with Ind. and HI. Louis, and Illinois
Central Itailroad for all points eiut, south and
soilthennt.
At KiJirewood wit i Cnicsuo Division Illinois
Central lUllroml.
At Flora, with Ohio aid M.islppi Itailroad.
AtShawneeto-in. with teamlKiats for Cinein.
natl, Paducuh, Cairo and t. Iui.
uiii.A..u sjii i ii, wen mup i
John FooiiTT.flen'l Fr'gt and Ticket Ag't.
WATCH.MAKMl.
I' 11 A U'l'l C AlV ATCH M R .
II. IiOUPT,
NO. 150 WASHINGTON AY EN UK
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
Has on hand
A FINE STOCK OF WATCH KS,
CLOUKS, JEWELRY, ETC.
I'.trticulur atteullon given to
REPAIRING FINE WATCHES.
Tho largest stock of
GOLD AND SILVEll WATCHES
IN Tlir. CITY .
ISUTOIIr.US.
CENTHAL MEAT MA11KHT.
KOEIILER & BROTHER
Have reopened the
1'OI'I'I.AK MI'.AT .1IAI(Hi:T,
COMMKI'.C'IAK-AV.,
Dt'tncrii Mil Hi anil Tviitli Slrcrlw,
ar.d will keep constantly on hand Iho hest menli
Haiigliiercd in inu uairo mnrKei, i ney unj ruin-
petition. Olvo them n trial.
sepUltl'.
JAKE WALTER,
BUTCH E
AMI 1'I Al.Klt N
ERE Sit MEAT,
EiQiiTH Stiikkt, Bktwhk.v Wabhincitok
AND COMMKUCIAL AVKNUESJ,
AiUoliilnif lUiU'iilioimo A- JIiuiiij'h.
Keop Ihe heat of Ileef, Pork, Mutton, Veal
t.umii. H.,iiH!iL'n.lp.. and are nrenared to sorv.
citUcni In tho most ncceplable manner. a80o
roiiMmir.s.
I. & E. GREENWALD.
NtMTICTl'RrilH or
Slenm Engines
Boilers,
Flour ond;arist Mills,
Saw Mills,
Thej"Tupper Patent Oralebtt
MAOUINKIIY KOIt'OUNEIlAL l'URl'OSES,
CINCINNATI OHIO
owdeW
.misci:m.am:ol'k.
(511 AND NEW VEAItS BALL
KOUGH AND HEADY
CO.
.tloiiiln.V i;'llliiK. .Inimiir.V I. I7I,
WASHINGTON HALL.
,.rt Jtifflfat
.Aanlrls fcsmmny l7 ir-en-erer Jreajy wiicn
dnner called toKiriillfa end property Iroin the
devouring lintit. it If hoped tllht eyery llinri
whoffii te Imy nttrketwll ilo bo, unit insist
Tlomin tteenf arrafi peine nl havo inlreil
neither lime ncr i-xjn.e to make lhl liall Ih
star of Ihe season.
I'atrnniM the ll-illpn
COMMUTE!-.
(jF AIIIIANOEMHNT"'.
II. LEW
k CO.,
i i Ai r. i: in
HIDES AND FURS,
WOOL, I'llATIIEltS, I.H .,
S3 OHIO LEVEE.
Caiho, Illinois,
novl ll
1'. L. HUVETT, k SON,
mpoiterB, Manttfa'lurers and Joblen of
MUSICAL M ERCI I ANDISE
llrns nml (icriimii Mlyrr
BAND INSTRUMENTS,
No. L'5 S. TnntD Stkiikt,
oc!5.Hm. ST. IMVl-i. .MO.
KIN1)LIN(5.
SAYE TROUBLE AND EXPENSE.
'I'o llllseIu IiTs;
Michael Dnwdwill lurnlsh Mave I'aclory Kind,
ling nice, dry, already-cut wood, in an) pnrt of
the city, for J 1.60 n waeon load.
Here is a vay to save inealculable troiihlo in
your hou'ehol 1.
Leave orders at McGnule) V drug store, or od
dre them to Michael Dowd, through Hie pop,.
othee. Nov 10 If
tiii: ai.ium:.
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FirTII YEA!'..
A Jlejircicnlatirc ami Chuuipitm of Ameri
can Art.
THE ALDIUE:
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World.
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While other publications tuny claim superior
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, KJUDAY. DECEMBER
WINKN AKD MUUOH.
P. M. STOOKFLETII,
t'rccssoK eon I. r a srocarLrTti
llvcllryrr mill Wliolcanlf. Drnler In
1'orelnn mid Doinratlc
wines ;and liquors.
No. G2 Ohio Levee,
Cl ), ILMNOt).
HE keeps on hand constantly a full slock o
Old Kentucky Bourbon. Ityo and Mononra
heUjWhuklca,. French ltiirivlUa, Holland Oin,
WM. II. EGIIUTTKK,
Iiiijiii i-lrr ami Wliolennlc Denier In
WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCO. &c CiaABS.
Agent for tho beat brands of
CREAM AND STOCK ALE,
AXD
Import Air nr IMflnrreut Klad.
75 Onio Lfvee, r-t
tf CAIHO. ILLINOIS,
.lfAHAZI.VEa).
SCRIRNEH'S
MOITTHLY,
li Illustrated Magazine,
EDITED 11 Y J. O. HOLLAND,
Author of Hitter Sictrt." " Kathrina," " TnnOthi
Titeoml't Jsttert," Ete.
This magatine, which hta risen so rapidly lo
popular lav or, has now been
GREATLY ENLARGED,
and will I still further Improved during the com
dig j ear.
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minister of England, will shortly apeir ; alio,
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INNl'llANCi:.
"TRIUMIMI."
THE TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO.
Ol MllClllllllil.
yssels f .'1,0"0 00
Solicits all kinds ol risks,
'. 1IIIOKN,
iclJitf Agent, Cairo, Is.
IIAIllIKHH.
.1, GEO. STEIN HOUSE,
FASHIONABLE T3ARBER
,
I
.
Cor, Ntli.Ml. nml Coiiiiiicrcliil-nv.
CiTHIinrp llarors,
UB-Clean Towels and
BO-Hlilllfiill Wcrkmen
ttirl.iiilics' and children's h.tir cut and sham
pooed, either at the shop or at their own homes,
aWOonllcmen'r. whiskers And h Ir dyed In
nttitticDrrniKr. Hatlstnctioii gna anteed.
20. 1871.
JIII.MXKIIY.
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE
MRS.C. McGEE,
XIOIITU STItHKT, BKT1VEKN WASIIINOTON
AKD COMMERCIAL AVF.NUKS,
Has just received a full and aptendid line of
NEW GOODS?
Drcis trimmings, silk gimps, Bk galoon, gin
pure laces, tnos trimmings, crocket buttons,
allk and velvet buttons, plush nnd trimming vel
vet, hats and bonnets, fino kid gloves, ladles' and
children' shoes, and a full ami complete stock ol
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
All of which ihe proposes to sell at
VKIIY L0WK.ST 1.IVINO CASH TltlCES.
nuvas.
JiAIlCLAY J3ROS.
onio i,r.vi:t:,
CvtRO, II.I.S
DBUG-G-ISTS
SARATOGA SPRINGS
in rn.L oi.isT
AT BARCLAYS' DB.UO HTOItB.
Faun .Bt rrir, Dailv.
MOCKING DIKD FOOD
ail arinv roa nr. witiioct Taooi.r.
At Bauolayr'.
H
E L M II 0 I. D
S -
QRArE f CATAWBA
1 CATAWHA
ORAPE (.CATAWBA
ORAl'F.
OltAVK
ORAI'K
PILLS
! PILLS
AND All Or
UKLHSOIiD'N Ml', DICIM.S
TRE3II FROM FIRST HANDS,
Always In stock In large supply, and for sole by
Barclay nro'a,
PEESH EXiTTE
lick:
JUST
r k c r. i v r. ii
ANP
orKnleiJij- IlieO'lnsM Ilolllp orCiillmt
AT BARCLAYS'.
CSTExtra Fink Coloonkj
6Gknuink Impoktkd Extuacts;
JBCT-HAIK, luorii Ann nAii, nrtutttt kn
SgylNDIA RUIIIIER NURKF.RY GOO.
AT
E-A-E-Oxj-LT BEOS.
PURE WHITE LEAD
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
llest grades In large stock and va
riety, very cheap;
auo:
Full Link of Colors,
PUT AND IN Oil',
Paint Urmhcs, Linseed Oil,
Whitewash P ashex Turpentine,
Varnlshei Etc, etc.,
Alb aiNPt AUO ITAMIAUU QVAllTtrS
At BARL1.A.YS'.
I1T KKTEIIIMIINt:.
Principal OlUeo 101 AY. Fifth SI., Cin. O
TIIK ONLY RELIABLE OIHT ENTEHPIIISK IN
THE COUNTRY I
Ii. X. SINE'S
Eighteenth drand
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION
To bedrawn Monday, January 1st, 17.!.
$200,000 OO
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
Two Grand Capital Prlies
AIO OOO AMi:ilIOAN JOI.Il
lOjOOO INASIKnit'ANNII.VKIl
Ktvo prizes of jU.oooi Ion Prir.es l5,uo; ea
In (Ireanbaeks.
One span of Matched Horses, with Family
Carriage and fcilve,r.mounted Harness
wortn ?' 1
Five Horses A lluggies, with bllvcr-mount-
ed Harness, worth M
Five Fine-toned Itosewood Pianos, woith,
each
2-1 Family Hewing Machines, woith, each WKi
2800 Oold aiulHIIver Lever Hunting Watch
es (in all), worth, each, from -.".,?,3"(
Ladles' Gold Leoniliin Chains, dent's (iold Vest
Chains, Solid and Doubht.plntod Hllver Table
and Teaspoons, Photograph Alnuins, Jeweliy,elc,
Wholo number KiftH, iS.Os.O. Tickets limited la
llM.MOO.
Agents wanted to sell Tickets to whoia 'born,
grcmlinns will be paid,
iDsle tickets i six tickets fjll) i twelve tlckcl1,
J'iUjtwentv-tlvefjlo.
Circulars containing n full list of prlrcs. a de
scription of the manner of drawing, and oilier in
formation Inreforencoto the distribution, wlllbi
sentto any one ordi ring them. Alll letter must
benddres.ed to L. U. HlNK.llox bO,
urricr, Cincinnati, O
101 west 6th at. novJOdawSw
PETE SMITH,
May bo found nt Heed A Muiiii's from
ward. Any wotk In tho
BLACK SMITHING LINK
will receive prompt attention,
lforM'Shoeing,
nnd a general blacksmlthlng business carried on,
(liv Mm a trial' . novlstf.
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON-AV.
IIOOTN AND NIIOKS.
WILLIAM EHLERS,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
TWENTIF.TII STREET,
lletween Washington avenue and Poplar .Street
CAIRO, ILL.
Hoots and Shoes Made to Order.
Fine Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Warranted.
Patronage Hnllclled.
CITY SHOE STORE
HOOP SKIRT .FACTORY
snir. AirNcr roa
"BEOLASKI'S"
CUSTOM-MADK.
iiOOTS AND
S II 0 E S
Coinnirrriiil Avciiup, Corner or I'.lRlitfa
Mrerf.
Cairo, Illinois.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION 1'AID TO ALL Olt
DERSFpil IIOOl'BKIRTS AND SHOES.
HAl.OO.HN.
EL DORADO
niLlilAKD SALOON AND BAR
ROOM. JOHN OATEN, I'roprlrtor.
HK1 Ctmmercial Avenue, CAIRO, ILLINOIBJ
llest brand of California Clgarijuit received,
B1LL1AKD saloon furnished with the Ixat ol
tables; kid bar Bupplled with wines, llnuora
and cigars of the finest brands.
A. SUSANKA,
Proprietor
MA'GNOLIA SALOON
,v '
And Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
..
li j 97 Onto Levee,
lletween Ninth nnilTenth Streets,
Cairo, 111.
dccKlf
OA1..
COAL! COAL! COAL!
JAMES ROSS,
urAitu IN
DU QUOIN AND MOUNT CARBON
COAL!
Coiiimcrcial-av., Foot of Elcvcnth-st.
All Coal carefully weighed at the yard on Fair
minks' scales.
FULL WEIU11T WARRANTED.
Coal delivered on the shortest notlco in any
part ol the cl.y, cither by the half ton, ton or car
load.
Leave order at thcofllce on Commercial-av. a
he foot of Klcveath street. novlCd-Om.
COOKING NTOVKN.
THE TWO
MohI Hiii'reNNliil, Popiilnr nml l'crfocl
COOKING
MACHINES
01 the'perioil nra our well-knsirn
EPTOTTEE BROILERS,
Ilothareoflhn slmpieil construction, and so
esslly managed that we guarantee tnem to give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
i.iiii uriiMn in tlm household has a greater In
fluence in promotion the health, comfort and hap
piness of the family Cltele than the cooking
stove, it Is economy as well ns policy lo get tho
very best; mid in buying uiu
CHARTER OAK
Vnn .-un relv oniretling the most suecesslhl, pop
ular ami perfect coonlng stove ever niade for
"'"""""Kl'ICUBBIIIMlll.KII.
i'oii are always sure of having Juicy, Tender and
Delicious lleefslakes, Clnekeii, Ham, Chops, etc
soiu nv
Excolsior ManufucturiiiK Company,
tili and till N. Main-st.,St, Louis, Mo.
AND ALL LIVE STOVE I ALEHH.
C. W. HENDERSON, Agent,
t'nlro, llllnolM.
dee7il.twline.
JAMES KYN ASTON,
liilclici' nml Ilriili'r in all HIuUm Fr
Slenl,
Coaxtu iSiNintNTil aNU T-''"" Btiiet.
CAIRO. 1LLI013.
OUYB and ala.t(!hteri '"Ij ' "'L'Vlf'al'y
tbouaund nounds.
CIOIMISMIOX A2VD FORWAKDIHQ.
STRATTON & BIRD
CJttccCisors toStralton, Hudon Clark.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AHB
COMMISSION MiSR0IIAT9,
57 Ohio Lovoc, Cairo, Blinoin.
(jyAgenls of American Powder Co., and mas
tifacturcrs agents for cotton Ttm
JOHN B. PHILLIS.
(Hucccssor lo Parker A Phltlla,,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AMI
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
AND
DEALER IN HAY, COBN, OATS,
Elour, Meal, Bran,
Cor. TENTII-ST. and OHIO LEVEE
CAIRO. ILL.
G. D. WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 70 Ohio ITM, I
i
CAinO, ILLINOIS.
ardpeelsl attention given la consignment
and filling orders.
WOOD RITTENHOUSE, vr
FLOUR
AND
General Commission Merchant
133 OHIO LEVEE,
' Cairo, Illinois
CLOSE &-VINCENT,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
AND
DEALEES IlsT XiX3WCE
Cement, Plaster Paris,
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
Corner Efirhth Street and ;ohIo Ire
CAIRO, ILL.
J. M. PHILLIPS & CO..
(Huccfssors to E. B. Uendrlcki A Co.,)
Forwarding and Commission.
MERCHANTS
AND
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS!
Liberal Advances nir
upon,
Consignments.
Are prepared to receive, store anc orwari
freights to all points and buy aid
sell on commission.
riiinnps attended lo promptly
3IILLER & PARKER,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN FLOUR. CORN
Oats, Hay, etc,
AGENTS vor FAIRBANKS SCALES
68 Ohio Lkveb, CAIRO, ILLS.
7.. V, MAT1IUS.S. C. O. DHL,
MATHUSS & UHL,
POEWAEDIlira
AM (IENUIAIi
Commission Mbrohants,
DEALERS IN
exiOtje, a-E-rxasr.
HAY AND WESTEB-V PRODUCE,
Ko. Ul OI' JLEVKR,
B(icii i-VurfA J at" SI- CA1KO, U.1
augl-i diwtf
CJ7aRLES M. HOWE & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
ANU
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
No. (U Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
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