The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
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Jewc,t Wilcox left Cairo for St. Loui,
last night.
Sour krout by tho barrel for sale at
Cundifrs.
THE STREETS
are as muddy, slippery and sloppy as they
have been at any time during the pres.
ent winter.
A very bad style Of arithmetic is said
to exist in certain locality in Cairo-a
division in n family.
Board in a private family, for lady and
child, or furnished room within ten
minutes walk Of the river. Apply at
BULLETIN Office. ..o 2st3.
TOBACCO SALE.
Let every merchant in Cairo turn out
to the sale of tobacco at the Ballard
warehouse" this morning at half past ten
o'clock.
| MISTAKEN.
In making mention Of the death Of Mr..
Darmody in yesterdays issue, we said that
Thomas Darmody had died, when We
should have said Owen Darmody.
CITY COUNCIL.
There will be a meeting of the city
council tonight, for the purpose Of can
wasting the vote of the recent eloction-at
which Jack Winter wasn't elected mayor.
COUNTY COURT.
The March term Of the Alexander
county county court will convene on Mon
day rext. There is considerable business
some of !, very important, 10 transact at
this term.
FOR SALE.
The house and two lots situated on the
corner Of Eighteenth and Walnut streets,
is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. For particulars apply on the prem
ises. fcb24.tf
! PARKER 4 BLAKE,
have secured the services of an expert.
enced paper hanger and decorator, and
are now prepared to do all kinds of work
in their line with ncatness and dispatch.
| feb.25dlm.
CHURCH CUSHIONS.
l will furnish church cushions, made o!
green terry cloth stuffed with moss, ut the
low price 50 90 each. Leave orders at m,
shop on Sixth street, between Commercial
aid Washington avenues. w. G. CARY.
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AFTER THOMAS.
In Az .her place in to-days paper wi
be found a communication in answer to III
card published yesterday by Mr.. Carl l.
/, Thomas. The communica is writte
by prominent and Influential IGerma
citizens; and it contains any very sens
: BILE suggestions.
SELECT Co"TCL.
There will DO no lange in the sele,
council-Hurd, from tao city at large, be
70 ing reelected, and sehuh, from the fir
. ward and Woodward from the secon
/. ward being reelected without oppositi o
Messrs. Taylor, Halliday and Woo
hold over.
POLICE COURT.
To- There was not single case in t
" police court yesterday. This state
things may suit the people, and it certai
ly speaks will for the city, but it is n
:. encouraging to the police officers. The
like every other class of men, liko to ha
lots of business.
WILEY al IxBY
- have opened the grocery and provisiC
store lately occupied by Charles Evans
=, Washington avenue, between Eighth an
!, Ninth streets, and have furnished it wi
sstock of strictly reliable family groceri
Vegetables, game and poultry in seaso
and goods delivered to any part of t
k city. div
NEW GROCERY STORE.
- A. Loven has opened grocery store
o. the house on the corner of Fourteenth al
Walnut streets, where no proposes
keep q general assortment of family or
cer'es' provisions, choice butter, eggs, et'
and he promises to sell his goods on
reasonable terms as can be obtained
any other establishment of the kind in Il
city. Give him cell fcb2l.dlni.
LOST EVERYTHING.
Judge Bross yesterday received lett,
from his sister who lives in the CITY
Btchc, France. This lady was at OF
time g resident of Osceols Mississipr
where her husband died. After the deaf
= of her husband she returned to German
and finally settled in Bitcho, Franc
During the Franco Prussiar war the Gil
was bombardcd, and tho house she live
in burned. The Prussian government
however, paid her 10000 france as CON
pensation for her loss.
c..y.R.R. lf
General Winslow, one of the contrsc
tors Tor the construction of the Cairo 4
Nincennes railroad, is in the city. TIL
: general reports that a number of locomc
tivcs and cars, and the iron for the roa
| Iaye been purchasa1 Ha aas,roa .-.,.