The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

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{. Misses Serge and shoe, scalloy
I. top, at the City Shoe Store, corner Con
y mercial avenue and Eighth street.
The Silver Crnet band will be pres
eht at the railroad meeting to night; bon
p. fires will blaze in the streets, and Their
will be an enth usastic time generally. Go
: The steamer A. Baker will not 90 (,
Mound City to-day, arrangements having
been made with the Eckert TO make three
trips, viz at 8 and II am, and at 8 pm
Ladies Serge (Poish) shoes French Kid
foIed, at City Shoe Store, corner Of Com
mercisl avenue and Eighth street. u
The negro woman, over whose deat
body there was quite an ado, yesterday
died alone and ncglected-st least so we
are informed.
See advertisement OF DIR. Butts Dispen-
ssry, headed Books for the Million-Mar-
rage Guide-in another column. it
should be read by all. my9dwly
The Devore sidewalk gang have
reached Twentieth street with their re-
pairs on the Washington avenue sidewalk.
The members Of the gang are faithful
workers, and rapid.
Carl l.. Thomas, who has been con-
| fined to his room by sickness during the
past three weeks, has 40 far recovered as
TO be able to appear on tho stress again.
The steamer T. r. Eckert will make
two trips to kound City on Decoration
day, leaving Caro- at Q and L clock, am.
Fare for the rounp trim 80 cents. m25td
The calaboose contained twelve pris-
oners, last night-siI women and six men.
Two Of the females were colored. The
men We're all Csucassians.
A negro funeral train, consisting Of
about forty men and women, in wagons,
passed up Washington avenue about noon
yesterday, every member Of the train
singing "Windham" at the top Of his or
her loyal lungs.
Particular attention is called to the la
dies misses and children's coiored shoes,
Of which svery choice and stylish stock
may be found at the City Shoe Store
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Let no business calls or previous en-
gagemen,s that can possibly be postponed
deter you from attending the Railroad
meeting tonight. The movement needs
thu All cstnn ~
Gen. Raum, Judge Pidgeon, Judge
Allen, ID. W. Mum and ID. T. Linegar
will address the meeting to be held in the
court house tonight in the interest of The
Cairo and Ninccnnes railroad. Turn out
and hear them.
A business man of Cairo bought
a ticket in the Milwaukee lottery,
and being furnished with the result of the
drawing yesterday, discovered that he
come within one of drawing the capital
prize Of 5000
Frank Hurdley and Herbert Spalding
have our hearty congratulations. They
made a small joint investment in the
Milwaukee lottery, and drew six thous-
and dollars cash--one ticket drawing ST.
600 and another $1,000 The subject is
"two many for us T.
Business men of Cairo should bear in
mind that Thursdays edition Of the WEEK
LY BULLETIN will consist of 5000
copies. Advertisements will be inserted
at the usual rate; but to secure insertion
must be handed in by noon, tomorrow at
furthest
A petition praying the County Court
to restore the Donation Contract with the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad company,
will be presented for signature during
the progress Of the meeting at the
court house tonight and every voter
of Cairo should be there to sign it.
The editor Of the Charleston Courier,
who, during a period of five or six weeks,
Was confined to his bed by a complication
Of diseases, viz: Dropsy, consumption,
dyspepsia, etc., etc.-is again on his feet,
with good prospect Of restoration to
complete health.
1t was announced the other day that
Col Allen had purchased depot gro unds
at:Greendhelds landing. Mr.. Green held,
we understand, donated all the land asked
for-told the Colonel in fact, to take all
he wanted, he, Greenfield, only r,servng
the spot upon which his house stands and
ferry landing at the river. This act is
80 much like Greenfield that we are not at
all disposed to doubt it,
james 7. Johnson's "Great United
Circus, consisting of four grand shows in
ons''-the same mstchless combination
that recently thrilled Cairo audience by
its daring gymnsstic and equestrian feats
will exhibit to day in Golconda. We
shall feel inclined to make it q personal
matter with every Colombian who ne
elects to attend, or, attending, fails to 60
into extacies.
Col. H. j. Delhi has four miles of the
track Of the Cairo and Fulton road out
from Charleston already laid, and is push