The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-09
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.


on Commercial avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets is being prepared.
Business in Judge Bross police court
was just so 30, yesterday. Three or four
cssc. of minor Importance were tried.
The Egyptian base ball club so TO
| Mound City to-day to play tho Riverside
club Of that place. Two to one on the
Egyptians.
A meeting of the directors OF the
! Cairo and st. Louis railroad will be held
OF the Southern hotel, st. Louis, on Tues
day, 18th inst.
Mr.. W. w. Thorton is having the
lots in the rear Of his Tenth street business
block filed. Teams are busily engaged
in hauling earth.
Dies the mayor propose to appoint
an inspector of markets Its necessary,
and there should BIZ no time los, In the ap.
pointment of such az officer.
GOOD champoo at J. George Stein.
houses barber shop. /, cools man.
temper and makes him at peace with "sll
the world and the rest Of mankind
7.9.u
DE Lavarty, late Of Shawnee.own,
has come to Cairo to settle. His office will
be in the Shelly building, Eight street
between Commercial and Wssbington
avenues.
The Mississippi river is still cutting
away the bank along the county road &
sh 'rt distance above town. In the neigh
b3rhood Of one hundred yards hiss gone
into the river during the present season
There are six public schools still in
session in-Alezander county. superin.
tendent John q. White is making an eff.
fort 10 get up four weeks institute, 10 bo
held in Cairo sometime during the sum.
mer.
Tho sale Of tobacco at the Planter,
warehouse, Messrs. S,rsughn and Hinkle
proprie,or' on Friday next, promises to
be one Of the largest sales of the seas on
The tobacco to be SOLD is al ola superior
quality.
The Egyptians of this city, and the
RiveEsides" Of Mound City, will play q
match game of base ball NJ that place,
this Wednesday, afternoon. The
" Egyptians will leave this morning on
the 1876 train.
Mr.. Timothy O'Callahan broke
ground yesterday for new brick business
house at the corner of Fourteenth stree,
and Ohio lsvee, The building viii be a
wo..tory And basement affair, and occu-
pied as a store house.
Work on Mr.. Jacob Klines new
,rick residence house, to be erected on the
'acant lots on Twentieth street, next to
he Court-House hotel, was commenced
yesterday. Mr.. Geo Christman has the
for the brick work.
Before two o'clock yesterday morn
ing Judge Bross h,d four applications tor
admission to the hospital ut the expense
Of the county. None Of the applicants
were residents Of Alexander county. OF
course mono of than we're admitted.
For sale--a large amount of choice
fruit in the orchard, consisting Of peaches,
pears apples and ounces, on Cairo and
Vncennes Il r., eleven miles from
Cairo. Enquire of j. 5. HAWKINS,
6.27-2w Cross street.
Pat Fitzgerald has received st T.,
sample room corner l4th str. and Com
mercial ave. fresh invoice Of Bass ale
Ginniss porter and Hennessy Brandy
Sure preyen,ves of Cholera or any o,her
disease. Every body uses them. G-26-t
Work on the Cairo extension Of III,
Mississippi Central was recommended yes
terday. A new set of men have beet
employed, and the greatest care will b
taken TO prevent sickness among them
Very few ofthe old men arc now workin
. on the road.
a special communication Of Cair
8 " lodge No. 237 a. +. and a. NJ. wi
be held this Wednesday, evening a,
o'clock sharp. Work in +. c. degre
Visiting brothers cordially invited to a
tend. By order of the w NJ.
Is. +. BLAME, Secretary.
--Messrs. Elliott and Hsythorn wish
inform their friends and the public gel
}. orally that they are no. selling out at CO..
4. but at the very smallest triie above COS
and not less than ten FER cent lower tina
D. any Of those who are selling out at co,
u. This is sort Of a middle, but then It's Il
d. truth. Go and see their immense stock
H. boot, aud shoes, examine their prices an
sElls'y yoursei. I-s.3t
Parties occupying without leave Pc
tons Of the illinois Central strip" hs
~ better be up and stirring, or they may |
y pat 10 trouble and eIpenIc. The con
pany, we understand, have commence
suit against Il number Of persons, and il
tend pushing the matter to the full extoi
y Of the law. The company say the "s,riy
= must be clear Of rubbish and ifpartie. wi
Z not Voluntarily remove their sheds, table
etc, they will be compelled to do so.
Several days ago the steamboat Bel
Memphis landed a psuper in this cit
7 who spilled for admission to the hospi!a
d but was refused. lie went back on Il