The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-26

CAIRO BULLETIN.
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susussssson once, Bulletin Busidinl
Washington Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
'U.s.. SIG. SIR, OBSERVERS oTFLcE'
CAIRO, April -, 1915. 10 II Pun
Barometer 30:l2.
Thermometer 4S degrees
Wind east. velocity miles per hour
Weather clear.
Maximum temperature last - hours.
p. m, 40 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last - hours,
Ga. m, 30 degrees.
Prevailing wind last 81 hours, northwest
Total number of miles wind travelled, Ia'
"a hours. 2S6.
DAVID W. HARSErT. observer
Look out for burglars.
Service. win be held in the Presbyterian
church Sabbath morning at the usual hour.
fry thousand envelope just received at
the BULLETIN office. II
Anew frame house is being built on Four
teenth street, between Washington avenue
and Walnut street.
10
BULLETIN OFFICE at 50 TO 80 per thousand
3-29tf
Several persons charged with keeping
gaming houses will be tried at the present
term OF the county court
Shores, the younger, has not been heard
from since The recent city election. He VIII
probably "tum up" in Arkansas.
Gen. Green u. Raum, attorney for the
Cairo and Nincenncs railroad, was in town
yesterday on business connected with that
road.
Tomorrow morning We will publish the
speech of John II. Obcrly in the house, Oh
Tuesday, the 18th instant on the compro'
mise railroad bill
Lsrge quantities OF gravel is being brought
10 this city by the Cairo and Vinccnne, rail.
road, to be used in balastng the track on
Commercial avenue.
A grocery and provision store will soon be
opened In the new brick building opposite
The BULLETIN Office, corner Twelfth street
and Washington avenue.
The Burnett steam cooking vessel, the
National American and Epicure broiers.
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring, at
HaLey's, lGS Washington avenue. I-2i I'm.
The place 10 buy wall paper and window
shades is No. 2scycnth street. opposite Win
ter's block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II ABLE. II
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r. W. Ward is now mo pared 10 deliver the
bes; of sawed and split hickory wood TO any
part of the city. Also an kun !. of wood and
eoa always on hand. j-25 II.
The mosquitoes, knat,. flics, bugs and
humble bees, are coming, so prepare Your
self by covering your window with wire
bars ana dine without ilic,. AZ In.
New stock and new styles OF wall paper.
paints. oils, window glass etc. etc ,atB.F.
Meigs new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles IN wall paper before purchasing else.
where. 4-lG-tf
Bird cages, flower baskets, wire cloth.
riddles, sand screens, rakcs. hoes, shoycl.,
spades, spaiing and hay forks, step aud eX-
tension ladders, wood pump, and general
assortment of tiuwarc stove. and house fur
ni.hlng goods, at Haley. i-2l I'm.
a clerk in a downtown grocery store. a
butcher and negro, having amused them
selves for the space Of several minute, in
beating each other over the head, were YES
terday each fined by Judge Bros, - and the
trilnmi ngs.
The sewers were opened on Wednesday
evening, and by Thursday evening the lpc-
water that had accumulated during the re-
cent rise in the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
has nearly all run out, In few day, aIl
traces oft will have disappointed
II should not be forgotten that Lawrence
Barrett, the great tragedian, and hi, i
entei company, viii open in this city on
wednesday evening, April 30 They will
remain in Cairo Tor two evenings only.
Tickets for reserved seats can be- procured
at Dan Hartman's.
The Ray, c. J. Houts will preach at the
Methodist church this Saturday evening at
O'Clock. This will be the opening service
of the third quarterly meeting for thi,
charge, which will continue over sabbath.
The Rev. Mr.. Houts win preach both morn
ing and evening OF Sabbath.
Inc business of the county court, now il
session Tor the transaction OF probate an,
e'imina business, has been soluo,,h,t -.
laraeN because OF the non-attcndnnco .
county Attorney Pope, whose time ror m
past week or ten days ha, been o,r,,pi,a i
trying cases in the circuit cour,