The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-21
liuoscoylcs Is selling oil at cost. >.
,bREVirIES.

Hot a. fury yesterday
Business OF all kinds is below par.
County Clerk Lynch rides the fines, colt
in the city.
Three dollars offered for the return Of
dog, zee notice.
sipo water has made II, mysterious ap.
pearancc in the lowlands OF the city.
\ large gas main is being put down along
Washington avenue. above Eleventh street.
Measels and whooping cough in f,tal al.
lance are killing many children this season.
a delicious day was yesterday The
weather was a. beautiful a. Lydia Thomp-
sons blondes.
Jacket has flock e mclodiou. birds. Tie
i a man OF taste, taking infinite delight in
birds and flowers.
see notice Of auction sale OF real estate in
another column. The property i, desirable,
and viii doubtless sell at low figures.
Il. :. Crane offers s2O reward to the finder
Of his brea't.pin. Leave the pin at THE
BULLETIN office, and get the money.
In the absence Of the mayor, who !, the.
acting mayor; We would suggest Mr. Nclli,
a. a prop man. Ho ha. all the qualitica.
tion, necessary to run the city tor q day or
two
The worl of lowering the sidewalk gocs
bravcly on. Jim Kennedy /. pushing his
portion Of the contract. Hens now working
on Poplar, between Twelfth and Division
streets.
Tomorrow j. Ascension Day, and the oc.
casion viii be celebrated IN the German
Lutheran church by prayer meeting AZ 10
O'Clock am, and preaching at = o'clock IN
the evening.
The Qui Niye Co'orle are making arrange.
mcnts tor grand steamboat excursion
on the Fourth OF July. Those who know
the toterie know that what they undertake
is sure TO be a success.
Deputy sheriff Cain visited Goose Island
10 summon q witn.s.on Friday lat. At the
house 10 which hi errtni called him a
young man had died an hoLr before hi, ar.
rival, aud the mother had been taken sick
ON Monday the father arrived in the CITY
and informed Cain that the mother had died
the same night. Many such deaths are re-.
ported from that part Of the unity.
Mr.. Herman Schmctz-tOrii Ia. purchased
the grocery store on W i>hln-tOu avenue, he
tween Tenth AMI Eleventh streets, hereto.
/ foro n,Vn"h aud occupied ~ ML H.
| Ihielicke. Mr.. Schmetz-tOrf win ALWAYS
| Keep on hand iull supply OF the choicest
groceries, and sell them at prices a. low a.
| the lowest. Give him q call. See hi. card
IN another column.
j. VI. MoscOSic, /, determined to close ont
his entire stock Of goods, next montb. A.,
mas IN hi, store, Washington avenue. he.
tween Ninth and Zenith streets, a large and
varied assortment OF dry goods, which ne /.
selling at prices lower than can be ohtained
at any other place in the city. H. 4, deter.
mined to close out ne 81 month. and hi, good.
must be sold, no matter how low the pric.
may be.
lie picnic ofthe knight Tempar-, 10 be-
heId tomorrow, Thursday, j. intended 60.
pecially for knight Tempars and their t,rni.
He'' with the exception OF the grand officers
Of the Odd Fellow residing in this city. A
special train viii leave the foot of Seventh
street at fifteen minute, before eight o'cll,,k-
II i hoped those who intend to 20 10 th.
picnic VIII be at the place Of ,t.rtin.
promptly at the time above stated. 30 that
th,re may be no occasion tor ielav,