The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-11

| WIN WaIu GU Tue httachs oil cholera.
Col. Phil Howard returned from ST. Loui
yesterday morning. His friends In that cit,
mistook him for the "ghost," about whicl
there has been so much said OF late.
burger has just received and opened
large stock OF damasks, napkins, toweling
etc, ETC., all OF which will be sold cheapc
than they can be bought anywhere else il
town.
IaOer Bros. are manufacturing splendid
jewelry. pair If sleeve buttons for Mrs
III. anu lava.set breast pin and ear ring.
for Mrs. NJ, Just finished by the brothers, are
unique and very beautiful.
The enterprising merchant of Washington
avenue, Mr.. Mocoyics, will until the Goth
inst, dispose of his large stock OF goods.
notions. etc, at cost. Gail on him If YOU
want bargains. G-i.u
There was no meeting of the council last
night. Only tour members of the council
Aldermen Bixby, McGaul y,Meyers and Rit
tenhouse, were pIesent. The meeting aG.
journed until Thursday evening.
II is said about town that Capt. Hurd and
family are preparing TO remove to Denver.
This rumor may be true, but il probably
grew out OF the captains late visit to Colo
rAdo' We hope 1t is unforndcd.
The sun says it wishes the ghost would
stav away "unfil we have no other amuse-
ment 10 the city. That's too thin. The
ghost knows II, would never get out, for the
editor of the Sun Is always in town.
New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, ETC., etc atB.F.
Meiss' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Cali and see the latest
styles IN wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al
The proposition to have in Cairo a grand
celebration of the Fourth OF July meets
with the favor of many and the disapproba
ton Of not few. To celebrate or not ceIe.
brate' is the question, and personally We
don't care how ii is answered.
colored man was found Yesterday
morning lying on the sidewalk of one Of our
principal streets in an almost dying con.
diton' lie was taken to the hospital. II
the case had occurred in Memphis We would
swear II was clear case of cholera.
IL you want the water In your ci>terns to
! be healthy,
Avery. patent
Pump,
Al {. X. Woodward's.
Dr. Wood and Mr.. Hudson have them In
use. 6-5 Ct
The Cairo Turner society take thi,
method OF returning to the Thalia society
their most heartfelt thanks, for the generou.
donation OF their entire library and stage
appurtenances, which the latter in their
liberality were SO Kind to donate 10 our
society. {. MvuNER. Cor. Scc,v.
G-ll.lt
The dilapidated condition OF the public
scales on the site of the late market house il
an eye sore. II the scales are not put into
good condition ut once what Is TO prevent
the cholera from swooping down upon us
l w "ppthi W sun 10
support US in this effort to compel the mayor
anu council to pay proper attention to the
sanitary condition OF the city,
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hn impossible for the city to have the
thfee worst places in the road on Poplar
street repaired, Can't the chaiu.gang be
sent there fora day or twos Throughout
the length and breadth Of the city there i,
not another street in so bad condition a.
Poplar. There is not more than one good
days work for three men, and why not lie,
the chain-gang give II whirl.
Hacks for the Cairo, Arkansas and TeNa,
railroad, starting from White Il Greer.
store, corner OF sixth street and Ohio leyee
run as follows;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IN
G.stf JOHN MEYERS, Agent.
Mr. J. NJ. Moskovics, the enterprisinr
dealer In dry goods, Washington avenue
between Ninth aud Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock OF goods at cost