The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-01
o. he Bulletin.
NEWS Of TSs CITY.
orr ROUNDABOUT POCKET.

Go 10 the polls tomorrow ana vote
Cor the new constitution.
Drawers and Undershirts, at a sacrifice
nj =. Nef7s No 10 Ohio Levce.
a new supply of Calf Boots and Caters
just received p. Nefi's, No. SO Ohio
Lcvec.
Ventilated hats,i entirely new styles
the most comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, at Jno. Antrim's If.
Good wholesome Vinegar. ANY one
can make it, See advertisement of WI.
Bi,hopin this paper my25daw3m
Go to the polls tomorrow and vote
for the new constitution but against the
section relatir : to tho Illinois Central
Railroad.
Good Cotton Socks, only IS cents per
pair or 81 20 cents per doz., a, p. Nchrs,
No. 10, Ohio Lcvee. &C.
BY the adoption of the new Constitu.
ton, the special legislation and corrup-
ton incident will cease TO curse the peo.
pie ofIllinois.
Fresh Eggs and yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Road the advertisement,
"Greatest Work Of the Age, in this pa
per. maylsdam
The polls tomorrow will be opened
only at two points in the city, viz; At
the usual places for holding elections in
the North and South Cairo precincts.
LOOK AT WALDER's Stock OF CLOTHING
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t Is
replctc with ALL THE novelties Of the
season, at prices TO suit the times. Corner
Sixth street pad Ohio lcvee. ,f
w W. Thornton, No 13J Thornton's
l'Ock, Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes Of glass, varying in size
from sxlo TO 30xi0. For sale, wholesale
orreuhi' jltf.
The Rev. Mr.. Coan, rector OF the
Church Of the Redeemer has returned.
and will conduct service on Sunday as
usual. The Reverend gentleman family
returned with him, and are, for the pres
ent, guests of Mr.. William IL. Morris.
A valuable milch COW, the property
oIMr Castor, who lives in the Fourth /
Ward, fell down the abrupt bank Of the
Mississippi river, night before last, and |
broke her neck. The loss i. u copsidcra.
ble one for Mr.. Castor.
FIFTY DAY BoARDERs wanted nj the 81.
Charles Hotel, where can be found the
coolest and most spacious dining room in |
the city. The table ms usual supplied with
the best the market affords. Families and /
permanent boarders taken during the sum.
mer months NJ extremely io,c rates.
june3dlm.
We ask attention 10 the well display
I'd card of Mr.. Dan Hartman, auctionecr.
The references he gives arc of the highest
Character No man could ask better in
dorscrs. Hartman is an ontcrpri.ing young
man. successful auctioncer. and has
proven himself entirely Trustworthy.
The new constitution, cmincn,ly wise
Ia itsprovisions, and suited 10 the multi.
piled wants Of the people, aud the nd.
vsnced condition Of our vast and varied
interests, will be voted upon tomorrow
in every election precinct in Illinois. Go
TO the polls and deposit your ballot in favor
Of It's adoption.
About two months ago Mr. Castor, n
carpenter Of this city, was in state of
health that gave his family and friends
great uneasiness. 4 horrible cough and
is causes were wearing away his life very
rayidly, and his physician was unable to
afford relief As last resort, and con.
trary TO the advice Of his physician. he
started for the Hot Springs, Arkansas. Al
stay Of three weeks there cured him. and |
now he is following his trade in Little
Rock, perfectly sound and hearty and
weighing twenty pounds more than he did
when lac started. SO much, for hot water
Regularly at that hour Of the evening
when the family group" is wont to enjoy
the front porch or portico, negro wo-
man somewhere, within mile or the Court l
House, smacks her baby. 1t is strong.
lunged youngster, and, as blow after blow | !
descends upon its tender littlc-body, its |
outeries make the "welkin ring" most un, | {
10 all within hearing distance | 4
having killed most Of the yelpipg |
bowling dogs in that vicinity, the resi-, /
dents congratulated themselves on "A reason.
able quiet but no sooner do the dogs ''dry r
up than the babies begin We are An
afflicted people, amt we2
HOW TO GET PROPERTY.
Tho splendid properly occuuicd and /