The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-04
ITEMS OF LOI AL NEWS.

NO paper will be issued from this Of
Zee to-morrow.
A. ) Carries mare, "Kittie," is still
missing.
Hon d. T. Linessr will crate at Du-
o. in to-day.
-Cspt u. Hurds residence on Seventh
street is for sale.
"A new addition is being bull, to the
boz ana basket fac.o-y.
-Nanills, Strawberry, Lemon and Or
unge Cream al S.up q Clnrssons Ct
The morning passenger train on the
Cairo and V.-"~---. RAILROAD ---- i------
at four O'Clock SIN.
This sidewalk about the Thirteenth
street scbool-hodse is beng reconstructed
and lowered 10 the new grade.
Mr.. Chss. @ ,lligher 10 making extern
sive repairs on bis four mill at the corner
Of Twentieth and Levee streets.
--Sherbert OF Orange and Lemon will be
had on the 4tb-New candies and cream
Bon Bons at Saup * Clsrksons. Ct
Within The past year the colored
people Of thi, city have erected four new
churches. They are all good subs iantisl
buildings.
David Black, son Of A. Black of the
city shoe store, and brother of Mr.. IL
Lew, of this city, are doing business in
Denver, Colorado.
Tho sidewalk on Walnut street, shout
which there has been so much com plant,
will probably be finished to-day. VIVA,
neIt will these croakers find fault with?
--Csrt. Dawson of the tow boat Mary
Alice of the Mississippi Valley Tran.por.
tation compsnys line, has been transfer
red TO the splendid new boat "Cresent
City"
-Remember the sale of tobacco at the
Planters warehouse this morning at ~
o'clock. A large assortment Of fine to-
bacco of all grades will be put upon the
breaks.
Charlie Williams, the colored brick
layer, has packed bis traps and, like th.
Arab, quietly stolen away. 1t is said he
has gone to Marion, where he intends
making his home in the future.
Roman candles and Sky Rocket
Cameron Torpedoes for the 4th of July
FIRE crackers, 8 lunches for % cts or ~
cts per bunch. All other Gre crackers
equally rs low At Ssup & C,Arksons. C.
MR. Brlback's now house on Walnut
street near the convent is approach hing
completion and will be ready for o,cupa.
When finished it will be very fine resi-
dence.
The Illinois Central Railroad COM
psny 10 Widening the levee and putting
down another double track bet ween TWEEN
tieth street and Buckingham's elevator.
The earth used in constructing the fill is
brought from near Villa Ridge
A greA, many PEE pie do not approve
he action of the council At the meatng
m Monday night with reference to the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad People
generally are disposed to be lenient with
he company in the matter 81 issue.
-SaIoon-k-epers are hereby notified to
,ot give or sell my husband, John o Shea
NY Intoxicating liquors. ! will pro,eeute
my and ail who disregard this notice.
j.iro, June 81, 1873. Sarah b. O'Shea.
7.3 81
FOR ssle--a large amount of choice
ruIt in the orchard, consisting of pesches,
'.ara apples and qIincss, on Cairo and
Vincennss X H., eleven miles from
cairo, Enquire of J. ). HAWKINS,
6.27-2w Cross street.
Have lumber dealers the righ' to take
,p all, or nearly all the street in front of
heir ysrds2 If not, they should be in
Iormed of the fact and be compelled To
cave at least so much Of the street open IA
will give "narrow-gauge' wagons room TO
pass.
The committee to raise funds TO build
. new Baptist church in this city have re-
ceived subscriptions TO the amount Of
nearly $4,000. The foundation Of the
church has been completed for some time,
and the main building will be commenced
in few weeks.
Some days ago we mentioned ,hs,
Mr.. j. T. Ent had sold out his nteres, in
the Walnut Saw mills to Capt. Sam Or
Mr. Emit never owned an interest in the
Walnu, mills, and consequently Capt.
Orr did not buy from him. Mr.. Ent is
proprietor Of the Poplar mills.
j. Cunningbsm's hacks will leave
tue corner of Sixth street and the lev .
every hour on the Fourth Of July, and On
that night also, running to ST. Msry's
park. Persons going TO the picnic will do
well to ride with Mr., Cunningham N,
twenty-five cents sride. 7-2.3t
The report circulated on Wednesday
afternoon that the Mississippi leves wa,
cavlng 10 was incorrect The levee ia no,
| caying in, but the road some dls,anc.
above the levee, is csvlng in rapidly, and !,
10 said that two hundred feet has cAysd
into the river within the past month. In
one place the river runs within two hun.
d,ed feet Of the em bs ment Of the Cairo
and st. Louis railroad.
--Y.s'erdsv ws' brisk in Judge B,o..
uoltrD r,tltt Il.re war, ,v.. .f.tt o.