The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-03
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.

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The council proceedings crowd our
columns again. All matter muss yield to
them.
--EI.AldermAn Carroll assures 10 that
everything il quiet If not lovely in the
Fifth ward.
--Sherber Of Orange and Lemon will be
had on the 4,h-New candies and cream
Bon Bons at Saup d ClArksons. Gt
Tomorrow morning a. the Planters
Remember tina, the Ecker. gces out
at 8 o'clock on the morning OF the Fourth
BE on time SO that the boat may return q,
eight in the e-e.'ng.
| tobacco warehouse, Messrs. Stragghn Il
ninokls will put upon sale large guam
tity Of excellent tobacco.
Mrs. Sarah B. OShea notifies saloon.
keepers that they must no, pass the fow-
ing bowl 10 John OShes, who ia her bet
ter but generally intoxicated half
We said yesterday, in one of these
columns Of andeiiled English, i've see from
the Sun of yesterday" This Is, in the
word, of Polonius, - vile phrass-A mos,
vile phrase
Roman Candles and Sky Rockets--
Cameron Torpedoes for the 4ih of July -
Fire crackers, 8 punches for rs CT. or 10
cts per bunch. All other fire crackers
equally IS low At Saup & Clarksons. Ct
| -SnVoa-keepers are hereby notified "a
not give or sell my husb~aa, John o Shea
any intoxicating liquors. / will prosecute
any and oil who disregard this notice
Cairo, June 80, 1873. Sarah b. O'Shes.
| 1885,
The Cairo and Niucennss Fourth O.
July excursion train to Bresding's Hol-
low, will leave the depo. at Seventh stree,
at 6 o'clock am. To obtain reduced rates
eIcursionists must procure tickets be ore
getting on the train.
For sale--a large amount of choice
fruit in the orchard, consisting Of peaches,
pears apples and ounces, on Cairo and
Vincennes Il. r., eleven miles from
Cairo. Enquire of J. 3. HAWKINS,
6.27-2w Cross street.
u. X. Cunningham's hscks will leave
the corner Of Sixth street and the lev,s
svery hour on the Fourth of July, and en- |
hat nigh, also, running to ST. Mays
'srk. Persons going TO the picnic will do !
veil to ride with Mr.. Cunningham .,
twenty-five cents ride. '-2.S,.
"A beautiful, shady place has been
hosen on the banks Of the Ohio river By
he managers Of the Eckers excursion,
where oil can get OF and enjoy them
elves. Tie Rev. Mr.. Thomson has en-
'loyed men to clean the ground of for
roauet, aud 70 q, ses,s ard make every
hing comfortable. All are invited to
AXE their crOque. sets along.
The alarm OF FIRE last nigh. was oe-
a.oned by the explosion Of an Aurora
IL lamp 10 the second story OF the honse |
n Commercial avenue between Eigh- |
eenth aud SInetseLth streets, occupied !
BY A. Gala a. . saloon. Mrs Celia and
her children were in the room when the
amp exploded. She succeeded, by the
Nd ola sheet, in sm0ihering on. the ire,
b.: reciey ed several Sigh, Cut. sud bu,ns
"a the operation. The damage done BY
The FIRE Vas Of little or no Consequence.
All tbs ars companies were promptly on
tie ground ready for service.
Mr.. Henry ElliU,t Of the arm 0. Eli.
Of: & Hsythorn, has concluded no. to
leave Caro- this summer, even for day
too much businsss-Ths large. s,oe. Of
noots and saoss ever brought 20 this city,
and "A cOnpls,s 4 variety and ~ choice .
eol!sei.oa a. car TO foahd in sny market,
a % % t.1possd u At priess tia. plAe.
them within ,hs reach Of oil, and be i,
.s.srnlEsd 20 s,sy Es's AID ses IL dons
therefore, Instead Of sending bis frisLdl
greeting and god bye, he iaviiss ,hsn
a. 20 cou.s AID bee .ras the happy pos,s.
'or, Of a EasIsltias pair Of ,boss ana .ssr
4spsrt vita Es sisaiax T.l.3,
/ Ii wa bslisTs6 By "a, the ss,.srir :
"a. oy Hops tod, ,A.. boa. ball had rar
ia course ia Cara. b. .Es,s vas dow
r zh, .al,saoo6. Tssrs ara sts- younI
man Of TIA city ....l devoted 70 the horribl
sfag.AasEt ard % tss,s snsl.ering day
indulge Ia 4: uiihoa, any rasniie.is,ion
of shame. We fear their early rainin
WA defective ard ws look forward to tL
falg's u tbs players with gloomy misgi Y
Jog, Some " them will surely 20 TO tn
d"g'-bseons members Of congress, ant
po'hbly-there is no evil we may no, COZ
ndently prophecy Of u em--sctuslly co,
sent 10 serve their fsllow-ci,izsns in III
city council We have employed Rsv
y M Sleeper 70 pray for the unfortuns,
e msmbe" of the Egyptian" and "Modoc
clubs, and hope by violent wrestling 4
prayer 10 snatch them a. brands from Il
burning by inducing them TO iorego Il
bat and ball.
p "A friend OF the family writing 4
these truthful columns, made 10 renal
yesterday that mo one should 60 TO pi
mic without some children la care "
=, wish to repudiste this sentiment II do
a great mi justice TO our respect tor the trut
Our opinion il Numerically opposed to /
sentiment we have been made to eXprs
Children are "blessed dears,' and all th
sort Of thing, They are lovely, VIII,
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