The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-10
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.

~ d. LOUIS,
The crew. Of the Mary Alice and
Creicen, City have changed boats
Hon. d. W. Mum returned home
yesterday on brief vis. TO his friends.
The Ohio river i' coming up rapidly
which will help the coal feet now coming
down considerably.
The Capitol City, for Nick'burg, ard
Bee and bsrses, for New orleans, will
leave St. Louis to-day.
Mr.. Ed. II. BintliiT, editor Of the Pu-
ls.ki county Patriot, is captain Of the
Riverside base ball club.
All kinds Of sun pictures at j. Schlesing-
ers, Eighth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. 7-l0tf.
Tho Belle Memphis will leave ST.
Louis tomorrow, Friday. She will arrive
bore Saturday and leave the same even
ing for Memphis.
s. Walters White Collar Planning
mills turn out large quantities OF Gil
kinds OF dressed lumber, and are doing
goOu business generally.
The newly appointed policeman
Henry T. Martin, yesterday filed his bond
rs such officer. Pe,er NeG and Christ.
Hsnny are his bondsmer.
Lady Lee, for Red river; Grand
Tower, for Memphis, and Horny Ames for
New Orleans, left ST. Louis yeterdsy, and
will arrive at this port to-day.
Tho steamer Glasgow, in tho Cairo
and Hickman trade, is doing good busi-
ness aid is growing in favor with our
business mon aud the public generally.
Photographs and other pictures II,
Senlesinger's, Eighth street. between
Washington and Commercial avenues
| 7-lolf.
business on the river remains dull.
However, nearly all boats landing q, this
port receive more or less freight, but the
quantity being shipped /. not 10 say i'm.
mense.
The towbost Mary Alice. Capt Daw.
son eammsndipg, on her last trip TOOK
into New Orleans 24,143 packages; l,6ol
, brick Isl wagons and &C, l22 bushels O.
bulk corn.
Capt. Jack Grammar, Of Louisville
hs. purchased of Capt. Cennett q two
thirds interest in the Frank p. Gracy
paying at the rate OF t2l,o for III
whole boat.
--Nr. a. j. Carrie has found his mar,
kite, which strsyed away from BIZ
stable some two weeks ago. She va
found il the country about fifteen nilei
from the city
Tomorrow IL regular aale day At The
Planters Tobacco warehouse, and it
should not be forgotten that on this day
large quantity of very fine tobacco will
be placed upon the brakes.
MIR. r. II. Cunningham store i.
| crowded daily with ladies. He 10 dis
posing Of bis immense stock OF goods st
cost and the ladies IF the city are taking
advantage Of the offer TO secure bargains.
foods ehsmpoo at ]. George Stein
houses barber shop. i, cools = mans
temper and makes him at peace with "sll
the world AMI the rest Of mankind
7-9.tf
The work of Hlling and repairing the
levee between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets is being pushed ahead with al pos
sible speed. The lsvee in the locality
mentioned is beginning to show signs OF
Improvement.
There is about dozen big, cross and
dangerous dogs in this city ,hs, need
,illing. They rush al every passer by
md it Is wonder that somebody has no,
rested some Of them { = dose Of cold
cad before now.
"A runaway occurred on Commercial
avenue yesterday morning. a horse Al
iached to a sulky went down the street
like streak Of lightning The driver
WAS thrown out and the sulsy broken into
q hundred pieces.
Judge Bross, T. a. Burnett, John II
Oberly and a number Of other Odd-Fcl-
lows Of this city, leave for Golcondo this
evening to attend the installation services
of the lodge in that place which will occur
on Friday evening
--Ground has been broken for Mat.
Burns new house a. tho corner Of Com
inercial avenue and Fourth street. The
building is to DO two-story brick with
basement, and will be occupied by Burns
az boarding house.
Mr.. w. II. Curry Of this city is, If
last nights dispatches are correct, lucky
man. He 10 the holder of ticket number
10, 500 in the Louisville lottery and ac-
cording 20 the dispatches ths, ticket has
drawn one OF the $4,000 prizes.
Mr.. Warren Dunnlng who left thil
city several months sgo in very pool
health, ia in Denver now, and by letter.
received by his friends here we Learned
lhs, his health is much improved, and lhs
no will soon be well man again.
FOR sale--a large amount Of choic
/, fruit in the orchard, consisting Of peaches
pesrs apple. aud ounces, on Cairo an
!, VinceInes Il. r., eleven miles iron
Cairo. Enquire Of j. ). HAWKINS,
d. G-2I'2w Cross street
u. Pat Fitzgerald has received 81 IL