The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-23

topped at Hsrtmsn's.
7-l6 f.
The City Of Ches ter from st. Louis
arrived at about half past Ave o'clock last
evening. She had few passengers but
very light trip of freight.
Two negro women INDUCED in reg.
ulsr knock-down row on Poplar street
yesterday. Beyond few "right smart, !
bruises no damage was done.
If you want an extra good steak or
roast of beef mutton, veal or pork, 60 to
Jas. Kynaston's, corner Twentieth street |
and Commercial avenue. 7.le.tf.
Mr.. 4. A. Burnett, business manager
OF THE BULLETIN establishment, left for
Chicago yesterday afternoon. He will be
absent during the present week.
Business on the river yesterday was
exceedingly dull. Not more than half
dozen boats arrived At this port and
nearly oil of them came in light,
photographs and other pictures at j.
Sehlesinger's, Eighth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
7-lotf.
| The Arkansas Belle from Evansville.
arrived at two o'clock last evening, with
moderate trip OF freight and slim pas.
senger list. She returned about ss she
came
The Cairo lawyers in attendance on
circuit court yesterday, were Judges Allen
ana Mulkey, $. z. Wheeler, John NJ.
Lansden, ID. T. Linegar, NJ. +. Gilbert,
II. W. Webb and 2. Ii. Pope.
The "Bunnoek City," owned by
Messrs. Walker & NeIlis of thi. city, will
leave for st. Louis to-day, where she will
load for the Tennessee river. Capt. Raw
OF Mound City will command her.
ALI kinds OF jelly glasses At Hart.
mans. 7,o,f
jim. kynsstons is the place TO buy
your fresh meat. The incest, freshest beef,
veal, mutton and pork in the city is to be
found at his shop, corner Twentieth
street and Commercial avenue. 7-ls.tf
1t WAS reported last evening that two
deaths from cholera had occurred in this
city yesterday afternoon. The report was
untrue, As SO far as We could learn there
were no deaths at all in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Letters were yesterday received BY
friends in this city from Mr.. Henry Hal
lidsy, Cspt. J. NJ. Phillips and T. G. Uhl
who have gone on q visit to Denver. They
are all we'll pleased with their trip and en-.
ioying themselves tip-top
Gents half hose, 65 cents $ dozen, st |
Hsrtmsn's. 7.lGtf
The Modoc baseball club Of this city |
and the Riversides OF Mound City, will |
play match game at the latter place on
next Friday afternoon. There seems to
Do difference OF opinion rs to which i.
the better club. Time will tell.
Dan. Hartman offers for sale his fine
spring wagon. 1t 10 suitable for either
family use or delivery wagon, and can
be bought at = bargain. Any one .desir-
ing wagon of this kind should call upon
ui'n anu ieArn MS terms. I-lS-tf
Judge Bross, Col. 8. s. Taylor and
John Il. Oberly left for st. Louis by the
II o'clock train last night, to attend the
meeting of the directors of the Cairo and
ST. Louis railroad, which is to be held at
the office OF Messrs. IL. Il. Payson & Co.,
in that city to-day.
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter d
Bass sles and pure Hennessy brandy,
and the genuine Aagosture bitters, all
hrst-elsss cholera cures. Try them
| III #
| -"Isr whatever that is; and
"whay"-whatever that is; and "whso
whatever that is, were Dan Rices hors,
! words, and are Csrls's, who was Dan
horse-trsining pupil. Wherefore we re
5 mark, that he who wishes a good hors
must go to Carle's livery stable.
&C. Hsnny wishes the public TO be in
" formed that he has on hand a stock {
dry goods and carpets rs extensive rs an
in the Southwest, and that he is deteru
: ined to sell everything at prices lowe
y than the lowest Call on him to-day an
,! examine goods and prices. lie will sstisi
y" you both as to quality and cost.
The following were the guests regi
tered at the St. Charles hotel yesterds
Lee Jacobs, Kentucky; Chss. I. Ro
Sa erts, /. Q. railroad g. A, Beck, Centr
re la, Illinois; q. w. Wall, Du Quoin &c
''' "reen b. Rsum, Harrisburg +. p. Po
ter st. Louis J. A. Buell., Illinois j.
m Sleeper, Chicago; Mrs. j II. Lsmir, /
ducah.
IN. Dennis Hsleys horse il good one a
!. Dennis thinks he can beat any other ma,
horse in Cairo. Ifsny horss-owner wo,
10, like to wager fifty dollars on his horse,
a, that is necessary for him to do 10 TO call
4 Dennis and Pu, up his money. lie "
be ready to run any day, or at any tin
,sr Dennis says Ls does not wish to bluff, |
OF If anybody wants race they can have
for by putting up the stakes-$50
nd, Full sized mosquito bars Hty cent
pair, \. Hsr.msn's 7-lG tf
Mr.. G. Corbett Boden 10 prepared
the give instruction on ths nisno =.