The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-04
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: One thousand dollars in city scrip, At
6ecehts Call atthis office. lE
The Doc CONTROVERSY. = "Behold
how great a matter q little fire kind
leth ~ hoasiidhisa l,9hiV "HI
Mr. Madden, Or this city, has Been
awarded the carpenter work of the Anna
public school building. The building IL
somewhat after the style Of the high
school structure I'm this city. fal ssH
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CUMMINGS. am Sir Oracle, and
when ope my lips, let no dog bark.m
BRoss.-Iam Sir Oracle, so down with
three dollars and costs, Cummings, dear,
so down with three dollars and costs.
A RUsH.-The proposed rush of our
friend, the police magistrate Of CONNER.
cial avenue, into print. He leans upon
a read, and asks for justice. II h not q
reed shaken In the wind, and we hope II
may not put the times out Of joint.
Tee for the Fourth ward.
Hereafter supply Of Ice will be kept
for sale on the corner Of 10Th and Poplar,
at the same rate M furnished by other
dealers. May "a If.
A whites man named VIM. Smith
killed negro named Nose Vim, In
Columbus. last week, and being called
TO an account therefor, put up the plea
that he WAS crazy. The plea didn't
stick.
WONDERFUL. - Bross' opinion In the
Cummings dog.killing case: "Wonder.
full, wonderful, and most wonderful
wonderful, and yet again wonderful,
and after that ont Of all vhooping"
A good article Of strawberries con.
tinues 10 command fair price In this
market; but inferior berries, sour
and partially roited, are plentiful ct stas
cents per quart ,iooseberries sell ut 10
cents per quart or 90 cents per peck.
Cherries have not commenced coming
In yet.
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The determination Of our authorities IL
break up gambling In our midst Is to he
commended. They have put IL ON rec
ord that such offenders against our dir.
nifty, such piunderer- Of unsuspecting
green.horns, shall be fined ten dollars, n
proved guilty Of pursuing their avoca.
ton In Cairo!
McHsIe is doing good service with his
calaboose gang. Much needed street
improvements have been made on
Washington avenue, above Eighteenth
street, ON Fourteenth between that ave-
nue. and Walnut street, and 1t several
other points In the city. Until the M
shall have had time tn settle, our graded
streets will need close and careful atten-
ton. .........a 49,. ..,.. ....
The order of Odd Fellows held q quiet
reunion In their hall last night that was
distinguished by excellent feelings
flow of soul, etc. fIt
The affair was quietly arranged and
quietly enjoyed, being confined entirely
to the embep.
n VIM J. Yost, ESD, Of this city, says
that during the past three weeks he has
visited different portions OF Southern H.
linois, and never saw more promising
wheat and fruit crops. Insome localities
peaches will be short, but apples, cher
ries aud the small fruits will be univer-
sally abundant. For al Of which let Us
be duly thankful.
Asesasaea, osr Knlshsss no
a A regular conclsve Of Cairo Com.
Wmandery No. Is, will be- held at the
asylum In the city Of Cairo, this Fri.
day evening. June %th, A. d. 1899. 1t 9
O'Clock pm.
All sojourning Sir Knights are cour-
tsously Invited 10 attend. .t,r.t .-
JAMES 3. REAHDEN, Rec. pro tenn.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious
character of the weather yesterday. the
pic mic at Mound City WAS real enjoy.
able AFFAIR The Cairo Silver Cornet
band kindly volunteered music for the
occasion, and kept the woods vocal with
sweet sounds. The day closed with