The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
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The new constitution met hearty |
ratification in Alexander county. Only |
,bou, ono vote In every eight was cast
against il.
BE sure TO read the advertisement
uGrcatcst Work Of the Age in this
paper. maylsd8m
Cool wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make it, See advertisement of w. H |
Bi.hopn this paper. my2jdaw3m
Good Cotton Socks, only IS cents per
pair or 81 rs cents per doz., at p. NeiI's
No. 70 Ohio Lcvee. If.
Remember the Rough and Ready hats
in white and brown, at John Antrim's.
They are nice-they are cool. See
them. e.
Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
scven,y-fve cents only at =, Nefrs, No.
~, Ohio Lcvce.
Our friend Kochler, the gunsmith, has
greatly improved and besutifcd his home.
1t is now one Of the contest cottage resi-
dcnccs in the city.
FREsn Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Read the advertisement
Greatest Work of the Age, in this pa
or. maylsd3m
Poor old Wabash Is no more. The
Commodore Of the Seymour and Blair flag
ship "Constitution'-good hearted and |
inoflcnsivc, the enemy of no mamie has |
goncto his final rest. May it he ever
peaceful.
-Saratoga Ladies Trunks-thc best
manufactured-allsi sizes and prices, at John
Antrim's Also Satchcls and Travelling
Bags Of all grades, sizes, styles and
prices. e.
County Court for County business,
convened this morning-a full court being |
present. There Is considerable business
in waiting and II is quite probable that
the term will be protanctcd until the elise
Of the week.
How many housewives are here who
have experienced the. difficulty of obtain
ng good vinegar. Read the ADVERTISE :,
meut of W II. Bishop in this paper e.
my25daw3m L.,
The Cairo aud Paducah packet, Mil v
brcy, Is undergoing thorough repairs, and b
will star, out ON the war-path again | n
next Monday. Und cr the control of Cap- n
tains Wood and w orihington, the Nil. |,
brcy has built up II very fair business. and ,
is very popular along the route of her
trade.
Esquire Bross solemnized the rite of !
marriage last night, between Herman
Schmetzdorif md Elizabeth Rcsch, both of |
Cairo. Anumber of friends were present
10 bid the newly married "God-spced, % and
tocnioy the hospitality of Mr.. Schonc.
meyer, at whose house the numtials were
celebrated.
The a. Baker, under the management
Of Capt. John W. Troycr, is quite favor.
tie in the Cairo and Paducah trade She
is a. regular as clock work in her trips. and
gives most satisfactory attention TO all
busincs conilded 10 her She dcscryedly
shares largely In the Cairo business, and,
despite the severe competition she has. a
said to be making money,
"A Paducah paper adyertises the Ar
mada 10 leave Cairo at - O'Clock every
morning, and TO arrive nj Paducah nj .
o'clock at night. This is manifcstlv
wrong. The Armada leaves Cairo Mt 4
o'clock in the afternoon, and, being among
the swificst of our Ohio river packc,s
reaches PAdueah about o'clock u, night
making the run in about five hours. in
stead of consuming ten or more, as indi.
Gated by the Palucah papers.
The Ordinance Committee of the Civ
Council have reported an ordnan,a proyi. |
ding Tor the registration Of births and
deaths The ordinance has passed, in the
Board OF Aldermen, to It's second reading.
ana VIII no doubt be adopted The mortu.
airy reports OF Cairo, notwithstanding our |
mixed population, will show a sanitary con.
dillon among Us that will answer mos, |
conclusively the falsehoods som, p,,.ops
take pleasure in circulating, that Cairo {.
an unhealthy locality.
The navigation Of the Mi,,i..jppi
hence to 81. Louis is played ont So f,r
hi uIly-iadcn steamers is concerned. The
sAndbars are multiplying, and shoa' have
developed themseys, every few mile.
At Devils Island, Hcrcuaneuin. II,, t.
land, Liberty and Greeulesf there are in.
.'rmountable obstacle in the way Of tho
large boats, and matters are getting no
better fast. Thus, every six months are
We reminded Of the want of the Cairo and
~ Louis railroad, and Of the undeniallc
iaet HAT Cairo is the undoubted head of
uninterrupted navigation on the Mississip.
pi river.
me case Of the People vs.. Misen.
helmer was called this morni,, .na a.
parties pronouncing themselves road o.,
trial, the work Of empsnnelliug = ;nm
commenced At noon that work was cnly
fairly inaugurated, and We should no, w
surprised if the whole day ia devoted 10
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