The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-13


he only ones now on exhibition in the
United States, go to the Old John Robin
sons.
DRuGs.- For the best pure drugs SO to
p, u. Sullivan's, Commercial avenue near
Tenth street. Prescriptions carefully
pr epared at all hours day and night.
6l-6-ll-tf
WANTEp.-Asrunner at the Southern
hotel. A man who can bring good re.
ations, and is Of steady habits,
|xSp procure psrmAnent situation at lib
elox wages G2-s-ll-S.
CoozssT Wo;sD beer in the city at the
Thalia ~ 63-6-l2-lw.
just received, 100 boxes OF fine toilet
soap, bought at bankrupt auction sale in
Chicago, which will be offered for sale at
less than common rosin soap at d. Hart
mans. 6s 6-l2-tf
HEALTH AND PURE WATER.-Persons
waiting cisterns repaired or now ones
built can be accommod atei in q satisfac-
tory manner by calling on the under
signed on Cross street, or by addressing
box $40. p. o., or by leaving word at city
clerks ofii'e. j. s. HAWKINS.
| 75-5.l9. I'm
| n Id an
OF knights of Pythias was Instituted yes
terday, the initiation of the new recruits
and the work of organizing the lodge
commencing at nine o'cloc. in tho rro,r-
ing and lasting till twelve o'clock at
night.
FOURTEENTH STREET, - Fourteenth
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street lie being placed in a condi-
tion that it is hoped will make il passable
for trains at all seasons of tho year--sipe
water or no sipo water. Street Superin.
tendont Galligan has charge o: the i'm
provement and has eight teams at work.
&C. q. Burleigh, a man noted for elo-
quence, scholarship and as an independ-
ent, earnest thinker and worker in tho
cause ofhuman progress and free thought,
will lecture before the Free Religious AS
ISOLATION of Cairo in their hall at 8 o'clock
p. m, Sunday, June IA, 1874 LECTURE
FREE. 6o-6-l2-2t
OLD JOIN Ron,ssoS The goth is roll
ing round, and with it will come Old
John kobinson's renowned circus
and mensgerie, and city fall Of people.
Special trains will be run on all the roads
leading to ito city, and parties are al
ready organizidg to attend. The great
show is well worth seeing.
"GoNE FIsHING."-A party composed
ofthe following gentlemen; =. w. Bar
clay, Dr. Dunning, w. ii. Morris, T. W.
Halliday, K. o. Pace, Col. Rcarden and
one or two others went "over the river"
on fishing excursion last evening.
They were armed with all the necessary
pharaphernalia requisit for such An ex-
petition and undoubtedly had jolly time
of 1t.
TOBACCO SALEs.-The sale of l.hacrn
at the planters warehouse yesterday COM
prised sixty-hve hogshesds, ranging from
common to the very best quality. The
prices obtained were, for lugs 81 to s.,
shippers 81 TO sll, and for common
brigh, from Sl2 to s25 Those are con-
sidered excellent prices and were salts.
factory all around. TIE sale was attend
cd by lars" board of buyers, foreign as
wen Z" ior Tho next sale will be
equally as J. go.
&CIRCUIT Cuc ar.--Thc time of tho cour,
since "Wednesday has been taken up in
the bearing Of the cases commonly known
as the "Green Line cases" There arc
some sixteen of these suits brought by
different parties, to recover for
freight placed in the hands Of the agents
OF the Green Line for shipment. The
freight was lost by the sinking of barve
While In transit between Cairo and Hick-
man 30 far the plaintiffs have noarIv
all recovered damages
Doc SuicIDE.-Mr. J. schlsserger, the
artist fearing that the marshall in his
rounds dealing out destruction TO the
canine tribe with that huge fouling piece
that be has been carrying OF late to rid
our city OF some Of tho worthless ours that
infess Cairo and annoy the slum bers of
our citizens by their hidsous noise,
yesterday, tied mis- fsyorite
Purp to the second story porch Of
bis gallery on Eighth street. Shortly