The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-28
ALL SORTS.

The public schools will close for the regu
lar summer vacation ON Friday next.
All kinds Of linens, laces, edgings, ali,
trimmings Of every variety at Burgers.
Moscoyics, Washington avenue, neal
Tenth street, IN selling of at cost. o-2 If.
scottsnew building, to be put up on the
site next to "Winsor CASTLE" will be com.
menced in a day or two.
II you want good goods at cost, 20 to Mos.
! co'ics; Washington avenue. near Tenth
| street.
Burger Il now offering for sale splendid
assortment of dress silks, Japanese suitins.,
etc. etc., at the m Jst reasonable rates.
Strawberries have made ther appearance
IN this market. They are selling at fity
cents box. Cherries at fourty.iive cents a
box are also to be had.
Preaching at the Christian church this
evening at u O'Clock, by Elder John Lind
say. State Evangelist). Subject, "Christian-
ity True" Seats free.
The most beautiful percales, jaconets and
other white dress goods ever brought 10
this market, can be bought tor exceedingly
ow prices at Burgers.
Johnson's circus is recognizing a. rapid
~ as possible, and will soon be ready Tor
INC road. The management propose to give
their hrst exhibition OF the season in this
city.
a lot oil boys, blsck, white and every other
color, amused themselves fishing at the foo,
OF Tenth street yesterday afternoon. One
little darkie fshed out "whopping big but.
falo."
A rumor on the streets SUNDAY that n
desperate riot was In progress In New Or
leans, and that twenty-five or thirty persons
had been Killed, created considerable ex.
element.
a special meeting OF Alexander
~chapter, No. 127, order OF the Eastern
Star, will be held this "wednesday eve.
ing at Masonic h Ill. All members are re.
quested to attend. BY order OF the W. N.
IT, -s.A-- - 49, ~ o-.-- .s-,-,--,,
| In this city Is being repaired, and the bust.
ness OF the Ofiiie will be conducted In the
room formerly occupied by John NJ. Lans-
den. until the work OF preparation has been
| completed.
On Friday next Messrs. Straugh & Hin
kle Of the Planters tobacco warehouse, will
'fer for sale large lot Of the finest tobacco
ever placed upon the breaks In this city.
The sale will commence at the usual houi,
10 o'clock y. IN.
The mouth OF he sewer under the side
wax at The corner of Eighth street Il en-
'irely too small, and will not carry of the
water that falls during very or
binary rain storm A very few hours work
| l.a. L..
;. NJ. Ward is new ,hrpared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood to any
part OF the city. Also all kin l. of wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at hi.
office, corn = Seventeenth street and Com.
merciai avenue. 3.2j II.
A negro woman, witness IN the Gaze of
Williams, tried before Judge Bross ye ter.
day afternoon, made her appearance In
court with her head "done up in sheet, or
me,hing Of that sort, Toe biggest bushel
basket in the city would not hold her head
New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paint-. Oils. window glass, etc, etc OIL, at u. +.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call aud see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al.
ooms' day for the dogs Of this city il
near at hand. Next saturday Is the last day
OF grace, and dogs found running at large
without the proper tax.tag attachhd to their
collar after that date, will be murdered In
cold blood Take notice and govern your.
selves accordingly.
| on ru sday, June 8, At 1T. Mary's park,
picnic wall be given for the benefit of one
OF Il g educational institutions Of the c.y.
A number OF ladies have the man.
| "s"'-'"' % the nicnic in
hand, and OF the success. OF the affair We
have no doubt Tickets viii be sold At
twenty-five cents each.
A subscription paper for the family of the
late George Weldon was being circulated
yesterday, and will be circulated again 10.
day. The paper Is IN the hands OF Sheriff
Irwin, who will probably call upon some OF
our prominent citizens to-day for aid from
them. The object Is . worthy one, and the
money subscribed will be put TO good use.
ON Poplar street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, are two mud holes
that are now In an impossible condition Tor
loaded wagons. We call attention TO thee.
places because we believe they should be re-
paired at once. They are, beyond doubt,
the worst places In the city, and nut
p iople In that ciuity TO great inconyen.
fence IN being compelled 10 90 round an en-
tire block in order to get 10 their places of
business
A young man well-known among live bust.
ness men, yesterday paid darkic twenty.
I've cents to take a wheeibsrrow and 20
round 10 Dan Hartman's after an ".le.
I plants trunk" Hartman gave the negro n
barrel filed with broken glass, rags, straw,
etc which the da kic took back 10 the leyee
man. On the way back SOMEBODY told Il G
d rkie that he was being ''made fool" OF,
aud that he should take the barrel 10 the
man who paid him 70 10 after IL, and leave
II with him. The darkie did 30; and now
the young man has not only the trunk. but
whole elephant on bis hands, and don't
know what 10 do with IT,
Ever body complains Of the filthy cAnd.
ton Of the Illinois Central railroad strip In
the rear Of the leyee buildings. II IL . shame
anh disgrace to the city that the ground
| referred To hlUllu he allnu al IN ra,,.,,