The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-29
LOCAL BREvlTIES.


Thayer 10 quite SICK.
Vanilla, Strawberry, Lemon and Or
ange Croam Al Ssup 4 Clarksons. Ct
Two or three cases Of "plain drunks"
was all that occupied the attentive Of the
police courts yesterday.
John Saxton, once q druggist in this
city, was In town on Friday night. lie
10 railroading In Missouri.
Tho Methodists are making the most
elaborate arrangements for their Fourth
of July steamboat excursion.
Kent, the telegraph man, has removed
into Leo Klebs house, Sixth street, form
erlyoccupied by Louis Myers.
--Shsrbert Of Orange and Lemon will DO
had on the 4th--New candies and cream
Bon Bons al Saup n Clarksons. ct
All bills presented In Cairo on Tues
day will DO "oagle-eycd.' The example
Of the county court 10 contagious
Can't the city council pass an ordi-
nance sbolishing pigeons II there is a
nuisance In this city Il ia the pigeons. Let
them be abolished.
We had q very pleasant rido last
night behind Carries lory untsmed stood
Of pure blood. 10 goes like oil. and rs
rapidly AZ woman's tongue.
1t 10 reported that mr.. Harry -.
Davis was married at indianapolis, on tho
18th inst, TO Miss Annie Il. Simpson, by
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, all Of that city.
The Ohio and Mississippi rivers con-
tinue TO fall, and will soon have settled
down 20 the lowest notch when Cairo will
DO for the time tho head of navigation.
The Pulaski county circuit court con
tinues to draw Its slow length along"
and will probably not adjourn before
saturday next II has been In session for
about elk weeks.
The steamer Robt. u. l.ee will re-
ceivs a thorough overhauling before she
returns TO this city again. She is at st
Louis. In tho meantime Capt. Cannon
why visit his family AT Frankfort, Ky.
Roman Candles and Sky Rockets
Cameron Torpodoes for the 4th of July -
Fire crackers, 3 punches for % cts or II
cts por bunch. All other fire. crackers
equally as low at Saup & Clarksons. ct
Two wenches--light and heavy
weight--fought near the corner Of Walnu
aud Seventh streets last night, Ligh
weight camo of victorious sending he
adversary to erase in fine style and giving
her iirst.class pummslling.
For sale--a large amount of choice
fruit in the orchard, consisting of peaches
psars, apples and ounces, on Cairo and
Vincennes Il. r., eleven miles from
Cairo. Enquire of j. y. HAWKINS,
G.27-2w Cross street.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
Will DO administered in the Presbyterian
church this evening. For four or five
weeks the church will be closed. Mr..
Thayer will therefore preach . sermon
this evening appropriate TO the occasion
Mr.. Nellie 10 procuring n splendi,
new buggy from 81. Louis. We shall,
this gees on, manage to get into tho coun
Gil. Making ordinances 10 easier worl
than making pop or running . bank, and
seems to DO anot Improbable employ.
ment.
On Thursday, the Thermometer at
Cairo stood ut n dog, while al Omaha ii
was 70; At st. Paul 20; Keokuk. 79i 81.
Louis, 70; Ysnkton, Dakota, so, and at
La Crosse, Wisconsin, 80. 1t will DO seen
from this showing that while Cairo is
considered away down South" the
weather is not, during the hot season, A. y
warmer that the moro northern regions.
The railroad convention at Huntsville
will DO held Friday next, July 4th.
Major Sykes, who 10 much inter ostcd In the
Cairo and Tennessee River railroad, q
branch Of which to Huntsville Is project.
cd, writes 10 US that Cairo ought to DO re-
presented In the convention. We un.
derstand tho mayor and council will take
this matter into consideration At the
council meeting tomorrow night.
The Eleventh street pump il ont a,
repair, and ~ Il is city property, would i,
not DO well for the city council to orde,
the proper officers to have II repaired. l,
Is . source Of groat convenience to the
drsymen and teamsters OF the city, from
the fact that there 10 very few OF them
that do not at some time during tho day
water their horses or mules at this pump
Five dollars win pay tho expense of 70.
pairing it.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Chi.
cago sr-Ocean, Mr.. Davis Of the Sun,
we believe, has tslegraphed to that paper
that cholera is prevailing in this city. TIL,
report 10 untrue. There 10 no cholera in
Cairo. The cases that have basn reported
81 cholera, all but one, We believe, cam,
of the river. Cairo has escaped from tn,
disease entirely. An epidemic of any
disease cannot exist in this city.
DIR. Casey was In tho city yesterdy
and assured Potters friends that that gon.
tleman had reformed, and was anxious "a
have bis friend Mr.. Msrshai, OF this city.
return to Mound City and put him through
the Good Tsmplar mysteries. He il
anxious to sing that little song about
Here's cool water, come and drink.
Marshall 10 the boy for me;
AN now from stale beer iree.
Water 10 the drink for me.
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