The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-12
FRIDAY. JUNE IL, 1874.
CoFFINS, BASKETS,
And metallic cases at Wilcoxs block at
much less than usual prices 45.6.6-tf
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

The boys and girls are having a "gny
time since the schools have been closed.
Read the council proceedings pub
lished on the second page Of this morn
ipg's BULLETIN.
$50 ouy jan contains six prisoners,
three mon and three women. or the lat
ter two are black aud ono white.
The Rough and Ready, tho Hiber-
MAN and ths Delta fire companies will
all celebrate" on the Fourth Of July.
-whitewash brushes and lime are
in demand. Freshly whitowashId fences
may be seen in almos, any part of th e
city.
The funeral Of Miss Carrie Eeim,
which took place at hslf-psst three O'CLOCK
Yesterday afternoon, was very largely at
tended.
COOLEST Weiss beer in the city at he
Thslis. sS-e-i2-lw
There will be an unusually large sale
of tobacco at the Planters warehouse,
Messrs. s,aughn s. Hinkle, proprietOrs,
this morning.
The public road between Cairo an
Mound City is reported 10 be blocked with
logs and drift wood deposited there dur
ing the recent high water in the Ohio
river.
Mrs. K. @. Uhi hn been i'll for some
time but is improving, and when suth'
ciently recove red to Sc able to travel, Will
take y trip to Wisconsin where she will
spend the balance of the summer.
"A special communication Of Cairo
Lodge No 237, A. F. and A. NJ, will be
held At Masonic hall, this (Fridsy) even
ing, June 18th, q, 8 o'clock. A full at
ten'ance Is requested. II. Fossr W. NJ.
,6-6-l2.lt.
Dick Fitzgerald has sixteen boarder
~ the county Jail. They are all adj
bodied men. Thirteen of them, tn
steam boat James Howard rioters, will b
tried at the next term Of the Unite
States district court.
Mr. Wn. Brown. husband OF Mrs
Sarah z. Brown, Of Thebes, who was
candidate at the election last tall for su
perintendent Of public schools, died at hi
residence In Thebes on last Satur lay
week. Mr.. Brown had been In i'll healil
for . number of years.
KNIGHTS OF PrTHIAs, ATTENTION -
All members Of the order OF knights 0
Pythiss are notified to meet at Odd-Fel
lows hall, at nine o'clock this morling
for the purpose OF institl.ing the lodge
By order of the
CoMMASDINo CHANCELLOR.
&C. q. Burleigh, a man noted for clio
qushce, scholarship and as an independ
ent, earnest thinker and worker in the
cause OF human progress and free thought
will lecture before the Free Religious AT
sociAtion of Cairo in their hall at o'cloc
p. m, Sunday, June IA, 1874. LEcTUR
FREE. G3.6-l2-2t
The trial of Mr.. Martin Keen for tn
shooting VI the man Tom Sullivan, at tn
terry landing, on the Kentucky side,
week or ten days ago, came off yesterday
Sullivan falling to put in no appearance
to testify ss to how the difficulty whic
led to the shooting came about, Keen wa
discharged.
Health officer Brown 10 active in tn
discharge of his duties. lle sticks hi
nose into every monk and corner ,hs
looks as II it might need cleaning. II
went out on to the Mississippi levse ye.
terdsy in search of the dead dogs r,
ported to have been deposited thers. II
says that if there ever was any dog
there they have been removed.
Fifth street, between Commercial an
Washington avenues is still closed to th
public in consequence OF the delay in r,
pairing the break in the sewer, and "
see that teams are driving over and ser
ously dsmsri"g tho sidewalks on u
south side of so rtfset near CONNER cis
avenue. Th Hparfs on the sewer shoul
be completed seen ss possible.
Losr.-somewhsre in the upper porto
, Of the city n citizens saddle. Any on
| fading il will be rewarded bv returnin