The Cairo bulletin., 1873-07-22

Photographs and other pictures at j.
Schlesingers, Eighth street, between
Washington and Commercial svcnues.
7-l0tf
The Conservatory oi Music has been
closed until September first, or ,herea-
bouts Mr.. Curtico will be absent from
the city during that time.
The Falls Pilot arrived from Mem
phis sunday with two empty barges.
Sho has gone TO Henderson and will re-
turn to Memphis with n tow of coal.
If YOU want an extra good steak Or
roast Of beef mutton, veal or pork, 90 to
las. kynastons, corner Twentieth street
and Commercial avenue. 7.lG-tf
The John Gilmore arrived at this
port from st Louis on Saturday. She
came ont light. She returned Yesterday
with two hargcs of coal and one empty
barge.
All kind, of jelly glasses at Hart.
mans. 7-lGtf
Tho Nick Longworth will bring up
the machinery of the 4. II. A.hue from
the mouth of White river, where il was
Ieft by the crew ofthe Eckeri. after being
recovered.
Inc towboat Bee is reported to be
aground on one of the ssnd-bsrs nesr
Grant Tower. The Sam Roberts spent an
hour yesterday in trying to pull her of,
but did not succeed
jim. kynaston's is the place'to buy
your fresh meat. The incest, freshest beet.
veal, mutton and pork in the city is to be
found at his shop, corner Twentieth
street and Commercial avenue. 7-lG-tf
Parties from Clear Creek precinct
state that the cholera has near about dis
appeared from that locality, and that
nearly everybody who went away during
its prevalence has returned. Between Hf-
teen and twenty deaths have occurred.
Dan. Hartman offers for sale his fine
spring wagon. 1t is suitable for either
family use or a delivery wagon, and can
be bought at bargain. Any one ..desr-
ing wagon of this kind should call upon
him and learn his terms. 7-la.tf
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave-
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter *
Bass ales and pure Henncssy brandy,
and the genuine AEgosture bitters, all
irst-class cholera cures. Try them
III If
&C. Hanny wishes the public to be in
formed that he has on hand stock of
dry goods and carpets rs extensive as any
in the Southwest, and that he is dcterm-
ined to sell everything at prices lower
than the lowest. Call on him to-day and
examine goods and prices. lie will satisfy
you both as to quality and cost.
"A. j. Carries livery, sale, and board
ing stables are among the most popular in
stitutions of the kind in the city. Horses
left ai his stable receive ilrst-class care and
arc fed on good sound grain and hay. His
livery horses are among the best in the
city. lie has several that can be driven
by ladies with perfect safety. Give him
n trial.
Full sized mosquito bars fifty cents ,
pair, at HartmaIs 7-l6 IT,
MIR. q Corbett Boicn is prepared t
give instruction on tho piano sn'
r organ, and in the elementary princi
pies OF music, in thorough bass and hsr
mony, either in private lessons or classei
MIR Boden may be found at ilannon's boo
store, on Commercial avenue, whore a
Information in regard to terms, etc, wi
be furnished i-2O-3t.
:, Mr.. James kynaston, the populi
Fourth ward hatcher, la. opened ne
meat shop at the corner Of Twentie,
- street and Commercial avenue, wherc
b, is prepared 10 serve customers with Il
ly best meats TO be found in the market L
o, purchases all his own cattle, and AS n Co
sequence, knows Just what be is oharir
to hi' patrons, whom he always trys
please, See his card in another column
*, hi, mornings BULLETIN.
r., Gents half hose 6i cents dozen,
ee. Hartmann. 7-lG II
DR., Lsyarty, homeopathic ply
m clan, late Of Shawneetown, has located
'h' this city, and intends making il his hon
'm The doctor comes to Cairo well reco,
IN mended, ana refers To- the officers of I
70 First National bank of Shawneetown.
whom he is well known, having prac,ic
ell, his profession among them for years.