The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-14

ter can bring has been imposed upon us.
In day or two We wall be again in order,
until which ,im9 we ask the ininlgesee
of our patrons.
LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.
IN Remember Susan Denim io-nigh.
Bns- We understand the sewers will lie
opened this morning. Let US pray
gz5" The Ohio river is falling at the
rate Of two foot per day. Thu sewers
will be opened ihi. morning.
Be5" James H. Dougls, FOR being drunk
was fined one dollar and costs a1d went
to the cslaboosc for three days.
l15~ For any kind Of good. in the
Queenswsro line cote
j3-5-l2-3t PARSONS, DAVIS x Go.
L-D" There will DO meeting OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association, held
a. the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening.
I-1s A white man, full up to the neck
OF very bad article OF whisky, was ar
rested last evening near The BuLLErIs
Office 10y Constable Gladney.
g-iJ' The les wagon is now making its
daily rounds. Orders should be left at
Huse, Loomis &c Co.'S Office Ohio levec,
near corner Of Eighth street.
LAP Wo have received communica.
ton signed "Oairo Merchant" which We
shall take pleasure in publishing as soon
a. the ,ipe water will allow us to.
La Remember Susnn Denim tonight
Col. Oscar Turner OF Ballard county,
Kentucky, was in the city on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Col. Turner i. one OF
the most Iromincn, men in Kentucky.
Brsy-Jewett Wilcox has returned from
St. Louis, aud reports business very Gull
in that city. lie says every body is com.
planning o, hard time, and no business.
"CgUMns of comfort NJ ID AFTER a.
Coz. AZ 5-l0-lm
pas- The Sir Knights will be on. on
parade to-day. Tho services at tho Epic
copsl church will be interesting and inn
pressive. Those who hold Invitations
should not fail to attend
MERCHANTS who have occasion 10 visit
Chicago on business, will lind the new
fremont House more convenient 20 the
Wholesale stores than any other irst-alass
! hotel
Bdy- A colorod lady named Hogan wa,
before Justice Bird yesterday morning fol
using threatening and abusive language.
The csse against her was not mado out
and she WAS dismissed.
AUCTION SALE-of boots and shoes,
dry goods, notions, otc., every night this
week at my ssle.roum, No Ill CONNER.
cisl avenue. LOUIS II. MYERS,
| G0--5.ii.if Auctioneer,
! E-.F The sales al the Planters tobacco
warehouse Tomorrow promise to be un-
usually large. A large quantity Of to.
bacco has already arrived, and more il
expected to-day.
Era" Lost-between Sixth and Twenty
eighth streets, on Washington avenue,
Jet breast pin. The finder will be suita
bly, rewarded by leaving the same q, TIL
BULLETIN office d9-5-l2-2
g=sS" Mr., Hueiner, al the Planters
-hsuss, hsA just received supply Of thu
best fresh Cincinnati beer, which he in
yiIss his friends to call and sample. n,
better article can be found in the city.
l7S-D. + Linegsr, Esqo left yester
day morning for Vienna TO assist the do
Tense in the Breeso murder case now or
trial in thst place. The trial will probs
bly, takc Up she grss,er part OF tho week
.nay' Dil,z. the murderer, whose tria
was set TO come OF at tho present tern
OF tho Johnson county circuit court, sue
ceeded in procuring a continuance to The
next term, and was brought back TO the
Alexander county Jail on Tuesday morn.
ing.
Br1s- Remolnber Susan Denim tonight
DIED. AT her residence, corner O,
Twelfth street and Commercial avenue
Cairo, Illinois, May 18Th, 1874, at "a
o'clock. Mary Barry, wife of John
| Clancy. The fsnsrsl will tako place to
day, MAY l4,h, at ~ o'clock, from tn,
residence. A special train will leave tn,
foot Of Twelfth street at Sibp p. N. Friend,
OF the family are invited to attend.
Ssrr A oolored woman, supposed TO be
the mother OF the child found In the sips
water M tho corner OF Fourteenth and