The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-27
LOCAL BREvrrlEs.

--JoAa Bssehss IL sick.
--PAssea Thaysr hamorously protssts
tAst this b shawiag weather.
The ehelsra scare has spent its force.
Rvss DAVIS Il emerging from bic panic.
Bloody nux Ia becoming . common
II aos popular disease n these regions.
There will BE- match game Of pigeon
shooting In the upper part Of the city 10.
morrow.
The nlthiost hole In the city 10 the lot
on which the Aro.destroyod Cahiil build
Ing stood.
--McHals was compelled 10 let out Of
the hog pound all the imprisoned porksrs,
sixteen In number.
down with tho psstilential city Jail |
Why should we carefully suppress oil
auisances but 1.-THE greatestf
Sheriff Myers closed ous his entire
stock Of household and kitchen furniture
~ auction Wednesday afternoon.
james English, we'll known TO many
II orr ,,t,zsns. Is Dangerously sick ..
villa Ridge. His life \ dospsired Of.
"A communication from Row. Logan
Slsspsr will appear tomorrow. lie an
initiates us. Where, U, where 10 Snores3
Mrs. Hushen, who has endured the
misery Of adrunken husband, notiass ga
ioon-keepsrs 70 not give her bet,er.half
any more liquor.
| City scrip sold yesterday for ninety
csn's on the dollar. Persons who have
licenses to pay July I, are looking
around for the "whsrewith."
Jim Harris, the negro VIII stable
Turner, 10 . desperate character. Ito has
lived in Cairo two or three years, ssd was
feared by those Who knew him we'll.
Mr.. Fisher, secretary Of the board IT
education advsrtises for bids for the work
RAISING the colorsd school building and
putting . foundation and additional story
| under IL.
The Board Of Education, II DESTROYS
Of preventing cholera, will lose no time
in deodorizing the public school privy
Vaults. They are as noisome 40 putrid
carrion.
| Rev. Mr.. Green, ofths Southwestern
colony, Colorado, started for Green City
yesterday, with a.psrsy Of prospsctors.
lie will take out another party July l6 b
to l3d.
Mr. L. w. Stillwoll requests us to in
torn the public that IL Is ALTERED hot
Mr.. =. never came nearer swearing Ia his
life This fact will convey to our readers
. faint idea Of how informally hot itb.
If Hsml / could return to enrth-if
Hamlet ever was on earth--he would melt
In this:: weather. lie would lind no necess-
tv to sxclAim, ~, that this too, to solid
ds'h would melt, thaw and resolve Itself
Into dew"
FOR sslc--a large amount Of choice
fruit In tho orchard, consisting Of peaches,
psars. apples and ounces, on Cairo and
Vincennes X. r., eleven milss from
Cairo. Enquire Of J. y. HAWKINS,
6.27.2w Cross street.
The ferry company give notice that
| p 'rsons who como aboard Of their boat.
the Three States, must met .~At.ch .-a..s
or loavo their teams while on tho boat, ~
the company will not be responsible for
accidents that may happen under such
circumstances.
Deacon W. T. SCOTS new house, on
Commercial avenue, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, 10 being rushed up - last
i hav ma nj, hal r.,t. I'D
,"gethor. The house Is to be one story
and a basement, and DIRE proof, II the dea-
con knows how to make II 90.
"A. A special communication Of Cairo
W<lodgs. No. 2s7, A. F. and A. M, will
b. held ~ Masonic hall, this friday
evening ~ n O'clock. Work In r. q de-
gree. Visiting brothers cordially invited
70 attend. b. +. BLAKE, Seo'y,
Per order W. NJ.
Hugh Mann-the old man Of the
nrm Of Reed 4 Mann-proposss to retire
from Cairo to 1t. Louis and 20 into the
steamboA, business. We are sorry. We
liked him. Hs was hard worker, good
charger, . close collector, . splendid saver
and moral msu with lcanings toward
Christianity.
The city marshal warns wagorers,
draymen, owners Of other vehicles AMI
Pushsrs Of push carts, that they must oil
and each Of them take ous . license DO.
fore Monday morning, Chose Of them whu
have not already done COY, or else DO pre-
pared to pay the ans BY the ordinances
provided.
Jos. Arnold writesto us from Den YER
AT the foot OF tho mountains" where no
expects to stay all summer. Hs say.
.'This . delightful country. There is .
fortune for person Of speculative turn,
but hard on idlers. Yankees are thick
out here. Everybody 10 making money
ami spending Il also"
The .next meeting Of the Most Wor.
shipful Grand Lodge Of Mason. (colored)
for the state Of Illinois, will b. held In
this city, commencing On June 20, 1874
The last session was held in Bsllsvills on
she 2\th Of the present month. Squira
Bird and Deacon scott represented the
colered lodges Of this city.