The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-19

merchants and business men 10 take q
walk In that direction and eIsmine 1t, o.
1t 10 one Of the largest class and an extra
piece Of ship building.
ALL kinds Of jelly glasses at Hart.
mans. 7-l6
Col. Wood, general freight and pass.
"ngei agent Of the Cairo and Vincenpes
railroad, yesterday received postal card
from l.. p. Wilson, general freight agen,
Of the l. @ and l.. Railroad, dated Louis
vile, on which was pasted . photograph |
likeness Of Barcley Lawrence, adefaulter, |
md for whom reward Of $3.50 is offered.
The postal card answers the purpose Of
sueh an advertisement TO q T.
Night before Last while the Delta
)ity corOnet hand we're serenading gen.
tleman who resides near the corner Of
Eighth street and Washington avenue.
some person, or persons throw several
eggs among them, splattering their music
books and instruments all over. The
parties engaged In this rascsl'y trick,
should IL possible be apprchcnded, and
| punished TO the full extent of the law.
We understand . reward will be offered
for any knowledge that will lead to thor
detection, and that IL successful, the mem
bers Of the band are determined to mako
it very warm for them.
Several days ago, ono Of tho laborers
| ~. MI al, ~ ha a;0s
Central railroad, took to drinking yer,
nsrd. Nearly all the men with whom h.
WAS associated endesvored to induce him
70 quit and become sober, but their efforts
amounted to nothing. lie continued t.
drink, and on Monday wandered away
from the camp, and wen, 10 one Of tn
wells containing the poisonous water from
the effects Of which 80 mary men died sew
eral weeks ago. or this he drank freely,
and then wen; OF into the woods and laiu
down. A day or two ago, his body wa
found, ay-blown and presenting q sicken-
ing appearance. At last accounts some
4 bis fellow workmen were making ar
rangemerts to give his remains . decen
D burial.
: Full sized mosquito bar' :af.y cents
h pair, a. Hsr,msn's. 7-l6tf.
I. IAN excursion to Paducsh on tn
steamer Tyrone will be given on Monday
u July 81, 1873 The steamer will leave ;h
wharf in this city at S o'clock am, land re
urn at O'clock pm Everything will b
v % arranged ms To give ladies and childr.
very comf"rt possible Zach family WI
%. provided with n stnte ruuci. az 'hs; u
,ss nnther. with Ia "stow their Gu ldr,n
way" where III. y can sleep without b.
,rg disturbed. they can do 80 wit" per
ct safety No liquor "e ""y Kind WI
~ allowed e. b. svld n the bust. An ~
.Ilent band of music has been engage,
nd will TO in attendance. Fair tor III
Gun trip 50. A general invitation I,
,,sr ded 20 all who wish To eDjoy then,
,elves for ore day, the man g',nent prom
,,Ing to do every thing in thor power
make the occasion one long to BE- remem
cred. 7-l3.dtd
While We take but little-vury l,tti
ssocx IN base bali, We DID no. car.
, nAp which If the ciubs won in the gam
II ,h,s city On "Wednesday last, bet wee
~ no Rversides Of Mound City, and II
Egy ptiAns of Cairo. We wish to correct
statement which appears in the Pulaski
Patriot of the 18th. The Patriot say
nat the umpire, Charles Saup,oi this city
ayea great many decisions in favor o
.he Egyptlans, and WAS very lenient will
he pitcher, while he required the pitcher
If the Riverside club to pitci
right down to regulations. 1hl
I, an unfair assertion, and is very far frou
rue. Mr. Saup, if anything, favored tn
rt,versides more than he did the Egyptian,
: nd as for their pitcher, while be may be
very clever gentleman, and may hav
r,ed to do hs best, there is n
me who saw the game and is familis
with base ball regulations who will sa
' that he pitched dozen balls during th
, entire game. He tossed the ball and hs
- the umpire been as strict as he ought I
nave been tho pitcher Of the Riversdt
=" would have been compelled to come dow
to regulations or been ruled out OF Oh
game altogether.