The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

etc, ETC., all OF WHICH WIN VIZ S''" '"'"f'
than they can be bought anywhere else III
J. town.
New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc, at Is. +.
Meies' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al
Mr.. J. NJ. Mosco,ics il closing ont his On.
tire stock of goods at cost. The goods
must be sold, as Mr.. Moscoyics expresses a
determination to have his shelves clear and
ready for his successor on the Goth Of June.
G-;i-if
Mr.. VIM. McBane, editor of the Metropo-
lis Times sprighty paper. was in the
city yesterday, and dropped in upon TIE
BULLETIN. As Mac grows older he be-
comes better looking. He is now almost n
comely as we are.
Attention is called to the medical card OF
Dr. Brigham, honeopathist phys stefan. The
, doctor has evidently secured large. mcra.
tive practice. He has just furnished and
moved into a new house. Would we were
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Poor little dog, get a little taggy on-else
you will be shot, or our name is not John.
This is the commencement of q pathetic
canine nursery song now beinS set to music
| by Mr.. Jack Winter, the celebrated com.
| poser Of the popular tune: Now ! lay me
down TO sleep"
The work OF reuoyatlng the city pro
crosses satisfactorily. The mayor and 20.
lice force hesitate no longer. They ran lie.
niency as FAR they could and now are
allowing citizens who do not aSa,e nuisances
10 make their statements in explanation OF
iati' ssStc' TO the police eseers.
A E'zzzs<r .. ei;is<Es ~e.v no,i1ea by tel.
tas-Isn ysster'3Iy Ia. ;Aty were wanted a;
MiGu4 CITY. Tss tsss-ss IL the Harrison
:ase zes& .As= 10 prove BLY,. in.Sni;y.
s-i I'll ;ats ts;tzse b-s s1ees.s.ult 1; /.
Eai-sr te-E- A. g :. PrSuiiss used 10 ,sy.
there Are TIVE things the Lord even cannot
prediet-the future course Q. the Mississippi
river and the verde, of petit JUN.
We would suggest tina: some person-,Ioc
Arnold is best available Inap-.bouli h.,
appointed by the city authorities 10 boarl
every steamer arriving at this port. and as
certain whether any cholera Is on her. And
presently all boats coming from below should
be Guaranteed. Energy without fuss-a
great deal of work without much display
each is needed at this time.
Mr. A. J. Alden has retired from the Col
eonda Herald. He will remove to this city
and form partnership with his brother. at
No. l35 Ohio leyee. Mr.. Alden is A gentle.
man OF untiring energy and good newspa.
per man. That he has acted unwisely in
abandoning the business we will not say. 1t
Is not the most pleasant business in the
world by long shot, and commission mcr-
| chaniism may be an Improvement upon il.
"Alas! how deeply painful is all pay.
ment, is what every boy said or should
have said on Monday, collecting day. W
would rather be dog without a
tag and meet McHae in the
morning than face dun when we hayn't
got the money to pay him. And how can a
poor but honest printer be expected 10 have
money enough to pay all bills falling due.
Would that We were Modoc Jack or Gen.
Grant.
There are only two white, protestant. En-
ghsh speaking ministers in Cairo-holdipg
regular situations-Reys. Thayer, Presby.
terrain, and Thomson, Methodist. Why
doh l the people who are sending mission.
ares to Greenlands icy mountains and
I lad. Ill.,
ihdia's coral strand, give this city mis-.
sionary twirl or two: We ourselye. are
waiting patiently to be saved. Our wife AS
sures us that little saving would do n. no
harm at ALI but then NE is prejudiccd.
One hundred and twenty-four dogs were
registered up to noon yesterday. The dr.t
was Rover black setter, medium .ize
owned by A. Celia; the last. "Jack." f.,
small, black dog with yellow legs, owned
by Andrew Williams. There are seven
"Jacks' and five "Fidos." The greatest
number of dogs registered by one man is
three, by Ike Walder-"Joe," "John'' and
KAISER The Buders have two dogs with
German names, CLANS" and "Yacup."
new and beautiful assortment of grena
dimes are now for sale at Burgers. Call and
see them.
Ida Winsor who was the cause OF the diff.
heulty between Harrison and swoboda,
which resulted in the death of the latter
was married on Monday by the Rev. Mr.
Thayer to man by the name of Mehner, OF
this city. This woman, who seems TO DOS.
sess the ability TO fascinate men of a certain
class, is decidedly homely, "a really ugly wo.
man. She has neither personal nor mental
qualities TO recommend her to any person
and yet she has Gee asioned the death of one
man by violence, pnt the neck OF another
intojeopardy, and infected matrimony on an,
: other,
new hotel has been opened in the large
mouse located on the corner OF Seventh
{ street and Washington avenue. II Will BE-
known as Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr.. Brown, whose reputation as hotel
q. keeper is weil-known in this city. IN,
/. mouse has been thoroughly renovated and
rehirni'hed, and is in every way iirst.cass
! Inc tables are At all times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charge,
liberal, being only VI 80 per day. MIR
Brown sollcits and deserves share of The
/ public patronage. b.litf