The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
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yeeettiood Calf Boots for two dollars and
rh,enty.hve cents only at p Nef's, No.
uarr. Ohio Levee'
>.Our colored people are, manifestly, on
Him good behavior. The calaboose this
uttorninr contained nine prisoners, and
JUST lore was not negro among the number.
Levi -. VIZ, M and p.r
i'ay Bros sell IL cheap for cash. Pat
uoh nize home institutions. Buy from the
Ma "c'ay.. .,... alfalfa. :, ..,.,,.n,..
'io ' 'sited the steamer Idlewild, last mig ht,
I'M expressed themselves charmed by the
Jeh finish and luxurious appointments.
mSpThe st. Nicholas Billiard Hall is one of
Inr" ,. largest and best furnished in the coun.
"?+i'y. II is the resort of both citizens and
fhSranrcrs who indulge in billiard play
P.sr. jan6tf
-nf'The Egyptian mills, under the e1per.
,dlASaced management of Messrs. Fulton &
,toh'ns, have acquired first class reputation.
Bar, cir brands of family -four stand unsur-
PISSED.
ter. The st. Nicholas Billiard Hall Is one
ST. the largest and best furnished in the
baauntry. II Is the resort Of both citizens
|,i,I Id strangers who indulge in billiard
torsying. janotf
othThc Select Council, governed by n
or tcre,on that will be generally COM
- siA, nded has declared itself in favor Of
iing the price Of wharfboat licenses at
pleoO per annum.
an'The Continental is the only cook stove
tis,h sliding oven doors. Warranted in
mol respects. Pitcher & Henry, at l92
u Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
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ALL Mr.. S. Walters il constantly charging
ST. lumber yard. II now containcs quite
II I kinds of lumber for which there is any
mand in this market. Office, corner OF
ti,n,h and Commercial.
u They never tire the eye. They last
any years without change. They are
Nttrfcc, in every particulars. They are
olarrantcd not to break. Call on Tabcr
Iros, our well known Jewellers, and asks
Cout them. mZ'dawlm
rMr. John Cahill during days and
,,peks, subjected himself to the oppressive
,iiet and enervating inactivity Of the
iiro market house; and now the Select
~ uncil refuse TO pay him for i'll Corpo-
"a lions are soulless, that's fact.
Jus, received at p. Nef's No 10, Ohio
i,vee, splendid lot of spring Cassmercs,
,,ating and Vcs,ings, which will be made
't {, In the most fashionable styles and at
iiees TO suit the times, n perfect fit guar
o., ,.toed or no sale. II
.oThe largest and mos, varied stock Of
,,ors, sash, blinds, mouldings, ratings
,,lusters, newal posts, etc, in Cairo, is
.., pit by W. W. Thornton, Esq, Thornton's
w ock Tenth street. lie has large and
- pidly growing trade with all parts Of the
.. ,'G,h Of easy access to Cuiro.
"a colored individual in blue pants and
irt entered Mr.. Zarbien's stable last
.,yht. battered one of the mule, and was
,pout 20 make of with it, when Mr.. H.
appeared on the ground and scared the
hllow oil. He abandoned the mule and
k,,n like scared wolf.
The members of the Cairo Silver cornet
bind purpose inviting the school children
- the city to participate in their May-day
ycnic and steamboat excursion. If any
.arge is made, ii will be fixed so low
'sat even the poorest can pay 1t without
convenience.
n Some rascalon laid Mat Clarkc's clothes
ole under contribution, last night, for
yt),hing worth twenty or thirty dollars.
slc thief confined his levy chiefly to Mats
irsonal wardrobe helping himself to all
q shirts, drawers pantaloons, handker-
iefs, etc, he could lind on the line.
George Whitcomb, of Charleston, has
,'cpared and published meteorological
port for 1862 from observations taken
= n central portion of Mississippi county.
!, wa. prepared at the Instance of Smith
,nian institute. The hottest day indica-
d is August Gath, when the thermometer
food at 970. The coolest day was Decem-
~ 2Sd, when the thermometer stood at
20.
WHITE SUGAR, CT lbs, good brown SUI
,r "A ib., Rio Coffee 4! lbs, choice La
tiyra coffee 81 lbs; o. q. Java
pfiee, lbs, for 81 90. Baking powders
3, cents per h. Coal oil 40 cents per
sllon Peaches and tomatoes 20 cents per
IN, and all kinds of groceries and pro-
isions, cheap, by j. II. PHILLIPS,
81 Cor. Washington ave. and l4th street.
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