The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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The Great Ilumoris,
r Daniel Morris,
will appear a, the
A,heneum
Thursday, September IL.
Look out for programmes.
NJ extra charge for reserved seats.
To he had at Hartman.
IhE last OF Jue.ts ION the Wing" lot.
tiers Tor 1873 appears on cur second page
to-day.
IhE steamer Henry ZINES Is hard
aground ut Island No 20. She is out Vi
the chauuel
WILL sell my entire stock OF wall pa.
per 1T cosr after to-day. Two VI The
best paper hangers in the city al the store
Try me. No. Seventh street
II ABLE
WM. III, DEsDeE u citizen OF Montreal,
Canada, who took passage On the Belle Of
Shreveport nj Shreveport for his home,
died shortly after and was buried at the
foot of Council Bend two and half miles
below BlejsO's landing
OK las. Sunday evening the pilots of
the Emma &. Elliot, placed II bouy on
Bacon nock. AS the river Is getting
down 10 extremely low water it was feared
that unlesss marked some boat nigh.
strike the rock and seriou. damage be the
result.
Tue high school did no. open ye.ter.
day because Of the sickness Of Prof. AL
word, Who is confined to bis room by
| quinsy. The school will, however, not
withdrawing the sickness % the professor,
DO opened and organized this morning by
Misses Stocking and French
GEORGE LATrsEgs LvNCH-At Geo.
La.tners Excelsior saloon, corner
OF Washington avenue and Four.
eenth street is the place to ge,
fine lunch. Everything is served
up in good style, and George himself pre-.
sides to see tina, all are waited upon.
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REMovyD-Mis A. and NJ Colby
have removed their dren-msking estab-
| lishmeni from Buders block TO Seventh
street near Commercial avenue, v here
they will continue the business, and res
pec,fully ask Of the ladies of Cairo a con-
tinuance Of their hitherto liberal patron
age g-g-Gt
A SPECIAL train will leave the &. Il V
K. X. depot ihi. afternoon h, 1870 o'cloc.
for Mound City and return 1T 3, thus Civ
ing All our citizens who desire to witness
the game Of base ball between the RIVER
sides ind Memo clubs ,inc to do 50, and
get bsc. to Cairo not later than o'clock.
Fare for round trip 90 ccnti.
The negro who was arrest cd for cutting
another negro on the leyee with IA razor
on Saturday night was discharged by
Police Magistrate Bird There 10 some.
thing rotten in this Denmark. T@-
wounded negro, who received severe
-v.",i-, t,pi".vu vut ms a-saiiant 10 the
officers, bat afterwards concluded that he
nigh, be mistaken, and SO testified.
ELArorT i HAYrnoRN inform the pub
tic tina, they will close out their summer
stock Of ladies and genticmens and boys
and girls boots and shoes, 5c.tkia the nsct
ttA G0vS At COST. This is no. An sdver-
Using dodge to obtain trade, as all mayas-
certain by calling and pricing goods. The
stock must be closed out. and people may
now obtain the best bargains they have
ever had in boots and shoes
ATa irregular meeting OF the Hibernian
Fire company, held las. night, the follow
ing officers were elected President,
VIM. McHale; Vice President, i.
d Laughlin; Secretary, o. 7. Lyon
Treasurer, A. Susankai Foreman of En-
CINE, Phil. II. Howard; Assistant Smith
Terrence; Foreman of Hose 7. NJ.
LDvett; Assistant J. Nj. Hogan Board
Of ID ee,ors, Thos. keans, NJ. j. How
ley and John Clancy,
ALL the public schools Of this city, e1-
cept the high school and the negro school,
were opened yesterday. The attendance
WAS large. This session has teen COM
menced under very favorable auspices.
Teachers of great experience have been
engaged and Prof, Alvord, with greater
powers than he has had heretofore, opens
the campaign as our educational general
issimo, determined to make the schools
better than they have ever been before,
aud equal to any in the state.
OK Sunday evening last while Mr..
George Greagson and his mother were re-