The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-01

| omcers OF the james fsk 1oPors s"As
! cholera 10 prevailing In this city, and that
i've deaths occurred on Saturday. This will
be news in this city. Five deaths from
any cause have not occurred in Cairo for
ten years, and there 10 nots case Of chol.
ers IN the city.
Mr.. Jas. Kennedy, who Las the con-
tract for demonstrating the balance VI the
sidewalks on Walnut street, between Eigb-
tesnsh and Twentieth streets, says If
those persons who complain because of
the condition Of the street mentioned will
DO patient for . short time longer the
walk will be lowered. He lie coming 10 II
~ fAs, ~ possible.
Yesterday evening, when City Jsil.r
Mccarthy went into the Jail 70 feed tue
prisoners, Reuben Rudiord, one of the
prisoners, slipped past him and made bis
escape. Tennessee Bill, noted thief, |
confined there, also attempted TO get out,
but was caught by the jaIier and returned
TO his cell Rudford is u dsrkey, aud WAS
arrested on Sunday nigh, on a charge Of
drunkenness.
The Mound City journal informs us
that The BULLETIN arrives al that place
twenty seven hours alter its distribution
ia Caro-, and fourteen hours behind tho
ST. LOUIS papers. The Information sur
prl-ed us, and We Immediately made search
Tor the culprl whose neglect has occs-
-iVned THIS tardiuess 1HS BuLLETiN
must not lag behind. Hereafter u S,il
reach Mound City before II i. distributed
10 Cairo.
Mr.. Davis Of the Sun, denies that h..
,elegrspbed 10 the 'Inter-Ocesn' that chol-
era was prevailing IN this city, aud Mr..
ent If the telegraph Office sus,ains him
in the denial, Tue suspicion that he had
done 30 grew out Of the tact that he is h
special correspondent of ths, per, and
the charge WAS tenerally believed. W.,
know Mr. Davis would do nothing to i'm.
pure the city, the interests Of which We
believe be has truly 81 heart.
The sg.nt Of Culver, Psgs & Hoyn,
was in the city yesterday, and called upon
HE friends. He advised Lynch 10 pos, W
IN his oeice the legal blsnks printed 81
The BULLETIN Office as spec meme Of ,h,
cheapest blank printing that 10 done in the
state Ct ILLINOIS. He s.ys his frn could
no, make salt at our prices aud ye. oar
friend Reuben, Of the Circuit clerks Office
because he loves the people, you know, az
fecn the Chicsso blank grAbbers and
clerk fa.cinaion
Mr.. Henry Elliott Of the srm Of Eli
o.! i Haythorn, has concluded no, /,
leave Cairo this summer, even for h day
too much busines-The largest stock oil
boots and shoes ever brought 10 this city
and a. complete . variety and ~ choice .
collection .. can be found in any market,
10 to be disposed of at prices that place
them within the reach Of al, and be /.
determined TO stay here and see IL done,
therefore, instead Of sending bic FREUD ;
'gresiing and good bye. he invites them
oil TO come and bee me the happy posses
sors ofs nsss-flting pair Of shoes and then
depart With his blessing. 7-l-3t
The Mound City journal; "C.ire
journalists are bsrbarisnsi they make
sport Of the finest qualities Of m.nhood
For instance, DR.. Austin, a worthy mem.
Der OF the dental profession who had re.
sidsd in Cairo several years concluded lie
could better bis fortunes by removing to
another locality, tu, the pain ofdspsr,urc
from bis old friends was very great with
him. He evidently is one of those few
but choice spirits whose Attachments are
very strong, and be expressed hi, feeling.
in = published note TO Lis friends
Whersupon the Journalist. aforemen.
toned made every manner Of spor, Of the
tender-he.rted doctor. The fact il, those
Cairo Newspaper men seem incapable o.
approaching snything no. absolutely bar.
bArous'
The Western Union Telegraph CON.
psny have reduced their tariff rates 20 the
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