The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-20
BKkVlrIES.

--Sssh riobots very cheap at S'uer' 4
Ghol.on's. 1901
--Fu | stock ladies hats at less than one
third their value, NJ iartmans. 7.l6r
Capt. ID. Hurd offers for sale SON.
valuable property, 10 bis card in ano,he'
column.
The season Of mad dogs is at hand
md parents should be car, full that Their
children are KEEP wIthIn doors.
Scott has re"p.ne1 his saloon and bi
,i.rd hall, and now lively times may be
expected in that neis hborhood.
Al Kinds OF sun pictures at j. Schle.inp-
ers, Eighth street, between Washington
aud C"mmercial avenues. 7-iOtf.
--Handkerchofs, collars ties, laces, RIB
b"ns, trimmings, etc. cheap a, Stuart &
Gnosrn's. 7.2oit
The best fresh meats in the city are /.
~ found at Kynsst MS, corner Twentieti
rec, aud Commercial avenue. 7-l6if
Glass 'ru,, jars, porcelain lined, gias.
topped AT Harimau's.
1-letf
Photographs and other pictures at j
Schlesingers, Eighth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
| 7-l0tf
A good suit OF rooms to let, suitabl,
Tor either Offices or sleeping rooms. En-
quir" If ELLIOT j. HAWTHORN.
7-ls-3t
Mr.. J. b Sheldon off-rs his homo OF
Ninth street for rent. 1t is one of th.
most plea; mt places in the city, and can
be had on very reasonable terms.
-Csnt Cairo organize = base ball club
that can WAX the Riversldes2 She GER
iainly can. and the lovers OF the game
should loose no time in doing so.
If you want an extra good steak Or
roast OF beef, mutton, veal or pork, go to
LAS hynasions, corner Twentieth stree,
and Commercial avenue. 7-I6-tf.
"A wagon load of straw belonging to
Kentucky farmer, was upset while ~.
cending the levee from the ferrybo. N,
damage, further than the trouble of re.
| Wv was uouos
New prints, very attractive, this week
At Stuart Il Gholson's. 7-2o-lt
Rev. O. srles A. Gilbert, the new
pastor Of the Church of the Redesmer, ar
rived here on the 4 o'clock train yester.
day Afternoon. lie will conduct devotion
al services at the usual hour to-day.
jim. kynastons is the place to buy
your fresh meat. The nicest, freshest beef,
veal, mutton and PORK in the city is to BE-
found AT his shop, corner Twentieth
street and Commercial avenue. 7-l6.tf.
The regular quarterly meeting Of th .
charge Of the Methods, church is now in
sesss on at the NJ T. Church in this city.
lder &. W. Grant and several other
well-kn"wn ministers are in attendance
"A number Of new houses are now H.
course OF erection IN the Fourth and Fifth
wards. Mrs. BrlbacK's new brick resi-.
dence, on the corner of TweL ty-second
ana Walnut streets, is almost ready u
move into.
-Clark's thread five cents 9 spool b,
Uartmans. 7-l6 If
| Phil. Howard sorrel mare, one Of th,
hest horses in the city, died u few ds.
,go, A week or ten days ago, while cross
lug the Sidewalk on Teuth street, she fell
aud IN Hing received such injuries rs l.
cause her death.
-TO-murrow morning the steamer Ty
rone will 20 ricnicing She will leav'
the (, o, of Eighth street al 8 o'clock
,ud return II, o'clock in the evening
he Tyrone wi stop at all the landing
'elween Cairo md Paducuh.
We hnve had ride behind Mr. a
Carries twlft ,rotting hor,e, "ocottle.
earle is good hor,em,n, aud when I
nas gopd horse hs knows II. There
40 doubl but that his due sorrel is one
I've test horses in Southern Illinois.
-L,n.n bells aud fans, half price,
usrt & Ghulson's. 7-2v 1t
! -Uan Hartman offers for sale hs h
spring wagon. 1t is suitable for eth
~ family u,e or delivery wagon, and C
=, De bought al a bargain. Any one .des
a., ing a wagon OF this kind should call up
him and learn his terms. 7.ls Il
: st Murys park lie tee ming PROF
- nent resort for those Of our citizens "
ht are fortunate enough TO own horse u
b.! buggy Every evening the park is I'll
ee' VII carriages. The drives are in exc
ZEN, condition, aud are being made use
. Gents half hose, 50 cents dozen,
Har,mans. 7-l6 t
exa The special term Of the county co
.er's held the early part Of the week, did
wee, dlourn until the time for holding
.ular term, a. ne stated in the DA
am BuLLETIs day or two since. Ii
p'n' NEE, again on the second or third Mon
H." IN August
p'~' The third victim was a colorea y
I've by the name of Thomas Jefferson 10
son. lie mai been drunk and WAS 90
otel, for it, and promised no, to do it any n
4 A. the court would touch him lightly
III tune. Three days in the calaboose
hs portion.
her The county court at the recent SEES
y Of refused to appropriate funds for the N
for tunnnce of n normal school in this c
and, Jud,s Bros and bis associates, Mare