The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

Selling of at cost at MosD,ics.' So
Riser's and Herbert's buildings are rising
rapidly.
Moscovics, Washington avenue, near
Tenth street, is selling of at cost sat
All Kinds Of linens, lsces, edgngs, and
trimmings Of every variety at Burgers.
II you want good goods at cost, 20 to Mos.
covics; Washington avenue, near Tenth
street.
Thunder and lightning and rain came
down upon US vest rday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, thick and fast.
Burger Is now offering for sale splendid
assortment of dress silks, japanese suitings,
etc. etc., at the IN ,st reasonable rates.
a large number Of IounJ City negroes
were IN The city Sunday, atteni ling the cere
monies OF laying church corner stone.
| The mail leaves now at u O'Clock at wight
on the Illinois Central, OF all hours about
the meanest that could have been selec ed.
Burger has just received q full line Of
summer dress goods OF every description.
| which will be sold cheaper than the cheap.
est.
The st. Louis Short Line express train
has been taken of Tue reason Is not
given. There has probably been a row
somewhere.
horse thief and liar--says in one of
our country exchanges: "ln Cairo all the
lawyers are judges, but none OF the judges
are lawyers"
The most beautiful percales. jaconets and
other white dress goods ever brought to
this market, can be bought for exceedingly
ow prices at Burgers.
Mr.. Al susanka. one OF our most enter
pr'sine citizens. has just built three cottages
on Twenty-ninth street, and proposes TO
build on his lots on the corner of CONNER
| c'al avenue and Thirteenth street.
II new railing is not soon put along the
sidewalk In front OF the Thirteenth street
school-house, the city will have the necks Of
a few dozen children to pay for. II must
be liked, or there will be damages to pay.
The Odd Fellows propose to buy lots and
build hall, and Is preliminary step they
will soon give picnic fer the purpose of
making few dollars to aid them in accom-.
pi'hing their plan. Everybody wants a
picnic.
The murderer OF Constable Weldon was
| not buried on sunday until after his victim
was buried. The negro friends of the
murderer declared they were going to keep
him above ground until Weldon was
covered.
Rennie's smoke stack is so high it almost
touches the sky. Renuie made II high to
t..p the s,n"L. S->-. NJ s>--.---- -. .a.,t
otis eyes. Elliott has a pair Of boots of the size
Rennie wears, which he proposes to present
to Rennie with vote Of thanks.
| New stock and new styles of wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc at Is. r.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
| Eleventh street Call aud see the latest
styles In wall paper before purchasing else.
| W here. Al
r. NJ. Ward 10 new ~ cpared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hi hory wood to any
part of the city. Also all kin i-nf wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at his
mereial avenue. a-25 II.
A number OF rowdytied boys are in the
habit OF congregating in front OF THE Bull
LETIN office after dark, Def 'ulng the side
walk with tobacco spit. indulging In noisy
talk and making nui-ances OF themselves.
The attention of the police is called to
| them
ION Parker has opened hotel and saloon
at Villa 'idge. Tom knows how 20 keep
hote and he may authorize his right hand
to wager nickel with his left, that we will
allow the light of our con ntenance to shine
upon him II we should ever get to Vill.,
Ridge before we go there In coffin.
| ard, the wood man, says Mound City /,
dull. He was up there yesterday and
ought to know. His business there was 10
make arrangements TO ship car load OF
hickory stove wood to st. Louis. Ward has
purchased al the wood of ihi nind that will
be made by the handle factory during the
mex, twelve mon hs, anu proposes to sell it
In Cairo and neighboring cities.
Oberly l. co. have been erecting an addi.
ton to the Caiio BULLETIN building Il 1.
for news composing room. and Is a one
story continuation OF the rear of the old
| building. The windows look out upon a
beautiful expanse OF water that washes the
substantial foundation OF til, building, and
the view is rs tine as any upon the border,
of the noted lakes Of Swilzerland.-I Mound
City urnal.
Amare was stolen from a widow lady o.
Point Pleasant, Missouri, last week. The
widow. happening TO be in Cairo yesterday,
saw her mare backed by negro. Weneed
no, say the lady was surprised and delighted
She follow ed the mare and rider, and holsd
them in Perry Powers stable. upo1 inquiry
she learn, that the negeo claimed that he
had purchased the horse The rights OF
property in the "crIiter" will be tried to-
day before Judge Bross.
The cumming congressman passed through
this city sunday night. They were sober
ing. One was more than half sober efor,
the tram left the depot OF the Illinois Cen
trail, ard felt confident that he would be en-
abied TO become entirely sober, il he coulC
get through Carbondale without becoming
''dead drunk" again. lie thought glanc,
At Luce's too sober lace woulC
countersct the effect of Barton's persuasion
40 take just one more.
The Hibernians are good boys, and Away
do the right thing at the night time In tn,
right matter. ON sunday they ascertained
that only one car had been procured TO con.
Hey the friends OF the late George Weld, \
u Niua Ridge. Instead OF turning back
they chartered two cars for themselves
filled them, and paid fare and collected s,(
over expenses, which amount WAS handed