The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-15

will hesold at pubic auction.
1.I3-Gt MEs. NJ. j. WHITE.
Good "A champoo q, J. George Stein
; houses barber shop. 1t cools man
temper and makes him At peace with "al
the world AMI the rest Of mankind"
7-0-tf
A well written account OF tho trip o
Messrs. Brcss, Gossman and Obcrly, writ
ten by themselves. will appear IN
"wednesday ornings BULLETIN. 1t /,
crowded out Of this issue by press Of
e other matter.
Mr.. j. NJ. Moskoyics has sold out his
stock Of dry goods to Messrs. Goldstine &
Rosen water, and will soon leave the city
for his new home IN Arkansas. We re-
greet 20 loose 30 valuable q citizen, and
thorough business man as Mr. Moskovics.
Steamboats, now complain Of dan
,imes--not only at this point bu, all along
the river, from Pittshurg to Cairo, on the
Ohio and from st. Louis 70 New Orleans
on the Mississippi. Towboats arc making
money enough to pay ordinary running
expenses.
The Egyptian base ball club are rre.
pairing for their match game with the
Rlversides to be played tomorrow after
noon in this city. If some Of the Egyp-
tians are big lazy galutes We hope they
win manage 10 git away with the
Mound CIiyites.
On last Saturday evening a little boy,
son Of Mr.. Dick Nesbit, fell from wagon
in from; Of McGauley's drug store, and
broke bis right arm DR.. Sullivan was
called and set the fractured limb. The
little fellow ia doing as well as possible .
under the circumstances.
The attention OF our readers is called /
70 the card Of Dr.. r. 5. Brigham, which |
appears in another column Of Tue Bull
LErIS this morning. The doctor has teen
remarkably successful in bis practice, and
ba: won great many friends for hone- !
ops,hy since he came 20 Cairo.
&C. Hsnny wishes the public to be in
formed that lie has on hand stock Of |
dry goods and carpets as extensive rs any
in the Southwest, and that he is determ-
med TO sell everything at prices lower
than the lowest. Call On him to-day and
examine goods and prices. He will satisfy
you both as TO quality and cost.
We have known people when going
from here 70 Chicago and the Eastern cit
les TO purchase articles ofiewelry, watches,
etc. and returning find that they could .
have them duplicated for less money and |.
very often of far better workmanship at
home We would refer SAID parties to
Taber Brothers in this city ia corrobors-
ton Of This statement. 7-l5-lt
Mr.. w. II, Curry of this city claims
70 have held ticket No. 70, $50 which drew
g. oU0 in the Louisville lottery. From
the Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 10th inst.
we learn that q Mr.. a. a. Lucas, a tusi-
ness man Of Cincienati, purchased Of Mr.
! W. Scott, another business man Of the
same city, - half interest in ticket 1880
/ and tina, said ticket drew 5000. The
| question i. who did hold the ticket
! Curry ssys he ha. ordered the money
to be paid at the Fourth National bank OF
Philadelphia Wonder where Lucas has
ordered it to be paid
On last Thursday afternoon young
man riding enc sorrel horse boarded the
I ferry boat, Three States, and crossed the
river TO Missouri. On the return of the
. boa. a gentleman came aboard and mad
4 inquiries rs 10 whether man answering
the description Of the young man with
the horse had been seen by the
officers Of the boat Whom informe,
that such man had dressed
=, tho river on the previous trip, no i'm
medis,ely sought Sheriff Irwin ana state
70 him that tbs horse ridden by Bake
that being the name Of the young maI
y, was hls property, Baker having stolen II
,s. horse lew days previous. Sheriff Irvi
GO went 70 Charleston, where he capture
Baker and recovered the horse. II
.m, brought both % this city, lodging Bak,
I'm. 40 Jai. and turned tho horse over To Il
I'm T.ghtlal owner.
In AN excursion 10 PaducaA on II
=" steamer Tyrone viii be given on Monda
July a. 1919. The steamer viii leave II
tcl wharf in this city at o'clock armand ?
at turn at o'clock pm. Everything will
II so arranged as 10 give ladies' and childr,
every comfort possible. Each family W
NV bs provided with a state room, SO that
Of case mothers wish to stow their chldr
for away where they can sleep without /
nd, ing disturbed, they eau do so with pc
feet safety No liquor of any kind W
be allowed to be sold on the boat, An {
the cel!ent band Of music has been engag
that and will be in attendance. Fair for /
and roun TIP 81 A general invitation
cam extended to all who wish TO enjoy ,Lel
nus selves ioF ore day, the management pro-
- ising to do everything 10 their power
rons make the occasion one long 10 be rsuel
hsyea. T.l9.d,d.