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

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hut gentle horse, by all means go to
Carries. He has good horses, good hug.
gies; and reasonable rates. He lie also pre-.
rared to take few more boarding horses.
Your horses under bis care will be better
taken care Of than by yourself.
In our police court Of Ssturda,
morning we stated that Mrs. Anna Hiher,
for using offensive language had been
fined %. THIS ives . mistake. She was
d'm-sed-,hcre being no proof tina, she
mad committed any offense for which she
uyht to be fined.
-Embroideries, cheapest in the city q.
Stuart X Gholson's. 72u-lt
There will be meeting Of the d,rec.
tors OF the CAIRO ana st Louis railroad on
Wednesday next, July 20, at |, o'clock
am, in the city Of St Louis, at the flee
I Messrs. ii. X. Pays"n & Co., No .04
North Fifth street. Business of imp r
lance will be transacted.
Stuart & Ghol.o n are Offering bar.
gains In every department this week.
heir stock Of summer goods must b
'losed cut To- make room for their ful
tock. CUSTOMERS can d pend upon g.,
ung The lowest prices which this murk.,
,Gords 7-2olt
The Illinois Central railroad br.
''mpl' ted the work of widening the leve.
etween Twentieth street ana tho yellow
warehouse, and has laid down two add.
tional side tracks extending the entire
leng'b of the I'LL Fur tracks now y,
cupy this portion OF the levee.
ALL kinds Of jelly glasses at Har,
mans. 7-l6,f
+. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial av.
rue, of rs for sale Guinness Porter \
Bass nles and pure Hennessy brandy
nd thu genuine A2gosture bitters, ri
arst- class cholera cures. Try then
7-l1 If
ladies when out shopping will find
to their advantage TO look through Stus 1
X Gholsons stock before purch.sin.
They show their customers every courtes,
and will take pleasure in showing goods t.,
heir customers whether they desire 10
buy or not. 7.20.lt
Nearly all the railroad officials hav,
received photographs Of Barclay Law.
= renee, the Louisville defsulter. A,
{ Lawrence has been a freight clerk the su-
.horities at Louisville believe he will
r apply for like employ ment ct some Other
0 point. A reward OF $3.50 is offered fer
Il his arrest.
"A st. Louis paper say. she agent OF
o p T. Bsrnum il now in that city max.
j. ing arrangements for Rarnum's great
a circus, museum and menagerie to exhibi,
= there; and that as soon rs he has CON
pleted his business in that city he will
! CONS to Cairo, where the show will erhit .
it after leaving ST. Louis.
Mr.. Winter is thinking seriously Of
"pening his gallery only three days each
week TO the public in order to give himself
IN opportunity to hnish some Of the WORK
already ordered. His gallery is now dali ,
: othronged with visitors and picture hun,
!, t"rs that he has not had an hour 10 devot,
= TO painting in the last week.
&C. Hsnny wishes the public 10 be In.
formed that he has on hand q stock u
Try goods and carpets as extensive as any
N the Southwe and that he is determ.
: ined to sell everything at prices lower
than the lowest. Call on him to-day and
examine goods and prices. He will satisfy
you both NJ to qualify and cost.
Mr. G Lorbett Bcden 10 prepared /,
. give instruction in the elemen tary prime,
u pes of music, in thorough bass and har
nony, either in private lessons or clssse,
Mr.. Boden may be found at Harmon. bool
y store, on Commercial avenue, where al
Information in regard to terms, etc wi
' b. furnished 1-2o-lf
DR.. L,varty, homoeopsthist physi
an, late Of Shawneetown, has located II
It tai. city, and intends masking it his hon {
> The doctor comes to Cairo well rec, n
mended and refers 10 the officers Of IT,
First National bank OF Shawn-etown, I
Shom he is well known, having practiceC
= his profession among them for years, II
=. .olicits fair share Of the patronage ,
X oar crtizens. 72O-tf
Is there no way 10 get rid Of III
a housnnd and one worthless ours tbs
= roam tho streets Of the city, barking an
- mapping At every pas'er-hy The Is
II ms been paid on most Of them, n fact ,h,
o' cuts of tne right Of the city marshal I
.hoo, them, but is there i some way b
~ which their owners can be compelled
,eep them of the streets For our pa
i'e ss pr"pos. to carry Howl ger, and pr
De' period to the career any Of them thu
'an may utercep, our valuable person.
SIR Fail sized mosquito bar. fifty cents
BON pair, at Har,msn's. 7-l6 II.
{ Cars on the Cairo, Arkanss. al
M TEXAS railroad now run as far as Bloom
Who q Id, a distance of fifty miles from Gree
and dad. landing. Tue frat train for Bloor
He'd aeld LETT tho landing at tour o'clock ye
cell lsrday afternoon, and II, departure W
OF. witnessed by number Of the citizens
!, at Cairo There remains only about ,hir
If mile more si the road 10 be bull, to cor
our, ple etc the road from Cairo to Littls Roo