The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-13

log and have for some time past had consid-
cradle trouble in procuring sand to carry
on the buildings they have commenced
The high water In the Mississippi river
prevents them getting it from that source.
Notice 10 tho friends of the Mission
sabbath school The regular meetings OF
the Mission Sabbath school will be discon-
tinued for ninety days for the want Of
suitable plsce to meet during the heated
term. i. L. GAMBLE, President.
j. w. STEWART, Secretary.
We learn that the iewelry house Of
Tsber Brothers in this city, s the only
house in Southern Illinois, and in fact
south of st. Louis, who keep mon con-
.,an,ly employed in that branch of bust.
ness, and are at all times prepared to turn
work At short notice.
--Lost--Sir Allen Ram,eys pastoral
Pocms'--three Volumes, and "Red Book
of Appire," two Volumes. These books
we're borrowed from the undersigned and
never returned. A liberal reward will be
paid to any person who will return them
10 lac. JoHS {. WHITE
7-ll-3t
&C. Hanny wishes the public TO be in
formed that he has on hand a stock Of
dry goods and carpets as extensive M any
in the Southwest, and that he is dc,crm-
ined to sell everything at price. lower
than the lowest. Call on him to-day and
examine goods and prices. lie will satisfy
you both as TO quality and cost.
--Archy Chambers q right decent .or,
OF an old darby when sober, yesterday
afternoon got himself around the outside
Of too great a quantity of "blue. blszes,
and as q consequence became quarrelsome
and very noisy. Unable to ind any one else
whom he could whip, he very naturally
turned on his wife and gave her terrible
trouncing He was arrested and locked up
the cslabose.
A fight took place in q levec saloon
yesterday afternoon, during which q
stranger was very seriously injured by the
proprietor OF the house. Tho stranger
Was severely cut about the head and neck,
but with what sort of an instrument the
bloody work was done we could not sscer.
tain. Both parties were arrested and
lodged in the lookup. A hearing of the
case VIII come of tomorrow morning be.
| fore Judge Bross.
There 10 strong probability that our
circuit court will shortly be called upon
to try q cass under the new liquor law
The woman who some FIVE or six weeks
ago gave notice through THE BULLETIN
that she would prosecute any saloon
keeper who sold her husband liquor, is
about to institute suit against q levee
saloon-keeper, who, regardless OF the
warning, continued TO sell the husband
all the liquor he could drink. Several of
the mos, prominent lawyers in the city
have been retained for the prosecution.
The Sun is agitsting the question
Of markst-house in this city,
and says every member of the city gov.
ernmcnt from his honor to the least prom
minent officer feels the necessity Of It,"
There may be many people In tho city
who believe We ought to have a market.
house, and would like to See one built, but
the question is, where is the money to
build it with 70 come from Probably
the editor Of tho Sun has q plan by
which il can be rsiscd--or, who knows,
may be he could lend the city a few thou
sand dollar for the purpose.
An excursion 10 Psducah on the
steamer Tyrone will be given on Monday, |
July 81, 1873. The steamer will leave the
wharf in this city at 8 o'clock am, and 70.
turn at : o'clock pm. Everything will tc
SO arranged As to give ladies and children
every comfort possible. Each family will
be provided with q state room, SO that ia
case mothers wish 10 STOW their children
away" whore they can sleep without be-
ing disturbed, they can 10 so with per-
feet safety. No liquor of any kind will
he allowed to be sold on the boat. An ex-
cellent band Of music has been engaged
and will be in attendance. Fair for the
roun trip -, A general invitation is
extended 10 all who wish TO enjoy them.
selves for ole day, the management prom.
.sing to do everything in their power TO
make tie occasion one long TO be remem.
tered 7-l3.d,d.