The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-02
ITEMS OF LOCAL NEWS.

Yesterday was the fret Of the month
and every body was "ou, collecting
-vsnili., strawberry, Lemon and Or
ange Cresm at Saup & Clarkscns. 8,
---Buildep 10 this city are experiencing
considerable annoyance tor want Of sand.
The supply is, somehow, very short.
--Sherbert Of Orange and Lemon will be |
had on the 4th-New candies and cream |
Bon Bons at Saup h Clsrksons. CT
The portal, OF Tanner painted by
Roberts. OF the firm Of Ward & Roberts,
is ace. I, is Tanner to the do,,ing of an
| and the crossing ofat.
Rev. Robt McCsrey Of Indianapolis,
the engrossing clerk Of the Indiana SEN
a,e, will lecture In this city tomorrow
night, on the Giant Evil OF the Age"
Summers, ofthe Columbus Dispatch
came to Csiro yesterday to get Weakened.
Everybody it, Columbus is or ought to be
asleep. IL is the drowsiest town in the
country.
-Tuere will be general meeting Of the
German School society at Bross' office
tonight At 8 o'clock. All members are
requested to attend. +. KoHsNsrEs
7.2lt
A-Kennedy with his gang Of helpers, is
recons,ructing the sidewalk. on Walnut
stree, with all possible speed He finished
the walk between Eleventh and Thir-
tsenth streets yesterday.
Roman Candles and Sky Rocket
Cameron Torpedoes for the 4th Of July
Fire crackers, 8 punches for 20 cts or 10
CTS per bunch. All other Gre cracker.
equally rs low at Saup & Clsrksons. Ct
Tho many friends Of Mr.. John Is.
Phillis will be glad to learn that his sick
ness has taken q change for the better
Snouid no unfurseen accident occur, few
days Of careful nursing will bring him
around all right again.
For ssl---a large amount Of choice
fruit in the orchard, consisting Of peaches,
pears apple. aud ounces, on Cairo and
Vincrnn-s Il H., eleven miles from
Cairo. Enquire of j. g. HAWKINS,
e.27-2w Cross street.
y. X. CunningbAms hacks will leave
the corner vt Sixth street and the lev,s
every hour IN the Fourth Of July, and en-
that night also, running to ST. Mary
park Persons going to the picnic will d,
well to ride with Mr.. Cunningham a
twenty-five cents ride. 7-2-3t.
Those who have made donations o,
extables TO the table VI The EckerI excur
SION are requested to take them to the boat
IN Thursday evening between four and
eight o'clock where n committee will be
IN waiting to receiv- them. The boa
will be J., ing 1T the Green line wharf
boat
On Saturday last . pair Of horses, the
property Of eI-Policeman Jonn Sheehan
we're found mired near the "point" Quo
Of the animals was rescued but the other
one died bsiorv he could b released.
Four coloret men discovered the horses
and " them Is due tho credit Ut saving At
least Que ur the animals.
Col. Fails tried to pay DR.. Dunning for
moving his house from Missouri to thl
state. He mistook the doctor for Mr.
Summerweil, the contractor, aud after
;. wards said the rssem blence between III,
Two gentlemen was most striking. Boli
ths doctor aud houso-mvvsr arc hunting
Col. Falls, and each 10 carrying = shoI
gun
Mr.. Ovens, . farmer living near
Moscow, Tennessee, called upon us yes.er-
day. He represents the country ~ quiet,
ii not prosperous. The soil in that Sec
tion lie rcn, "nd produces large crops, bu,
nore people are necessary to develop it.
Tue farmers movement TIDAL wave hu.
reached that part tie country and is (,
marching on.
= The Free Benevolent Sons OF Amer
I ica propose to 10 on an excursion to Bread
. ing Springs on the q. and ", railroad OIL
thu Fourth Of July. The uudersigne
committee Of arrangements invite all pei
sons friendly to ths ordsrto join them
the excursion. Fare 81; children
= cent? WARREN WIsSs,
NJ JOHNSON,