The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-03

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shop a, Fillmore, opposite the ferry land
ing.
Mn. MARrAis KEEN Is building q new
hotcl near the ferry landing on the Ken
lucky shore.
Ma. SAFfoKD, who has boon sick fol
some time, ia improving, and will DO 81
bis pos, Of duty shortly.
MAYOR WooDs sprAinod ankle is gel.
ting better, and no expects ~ be able t.
De aDou. again in few days.
a FULL assortment Of j. Z. Coats and
Clark u Goa. cotton, Mt five cents pei
spool ut Hartman " Coz, corner Sixth
street. sI.l.3v II
YESTERDAY being the fret Of the
month, merchants, grocerymen, butcher
and everybody else that had bills to COLI
lecl, were on the war-ps.h.
THE fret monthly meeting Of the City
Council will be held tonight. IL there IL
anything Of special Importance to come
before the Council, we have not heard u
il.
STRATED AwAY-Tbrce rnilch cows
one red and two specklel. a suitable re-
ward will be paid for tho return Of the
same to tho -. Charles Hotel
2.3.2t JEwErT WILCOX.
The revival at tho Methods, church
continues, and much good Is being accom-
plished. Mr.. Waller, the pastor Of the
church is whole team in himself, and the
church under bis guidance promises TO dc
better than ever before.
a PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOg VACANT
LOTS * CAiRO.-Any person having 4
vacant 10. or lots that they would ex.
change tor Il frs,-elass piano, can be suited
by addressing Miss Mary Dixon, sgen'
Carbondsle, Illinois. sG-l .2s-Gt
5 FITZGERALD, Benton, Illinois; II II
Hsr,ael, 81 Loues; 5 A Grand, Cincin
nAfi; Z w Weldon, Centraliai John {
Hurnden, Louisville, and j. w, Winter
Of Vick.b burg, were among the names reg
isterei a. the st. Charles yesterday,
THE following, all OF tho Wallace Si;
ter's troupe. are at the 81. Charles hotel
Mr.. NJ. Wallace, and Misses Jennie
Minnie and Maud Wallace; Mi-s Julis
Dean Negle, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Dobson
G, X. Fortesque,O. II. Blake, l.. Spencer
and j. J.. johnson.
Ma. WINTER is putting the finishing
touch on two very fac portra!ns, perfec
in their way one an oil portrait Of Mr.
T.. +. Davis, that. is true 10 life, and th,
other photograph Of lady, life size
tina, is indeed gem, IN thing of beauty
to be "a Joy forever
II the present warm and open westte
continues much longer it is 20 be ieare(
that tho frui. crop OF the approschin.
season will be limited. In many place
buds are already beginning to enlarge
and i. will require but very short tim'
longer 10 bring them on; altogether.
JUICE BAKEE adjourned the Circui
Court at noon yesterday, to conven
again on the l4th inst, when judgner
will be rendered in case submitted :,
the Court, the evidence taken and de
cision reserved. On Monday the l6tI
Judge Baker will convene the Pulaski
County Circuit Court, at Mound City.
For RESr.-The brick house situate,
corner Third street and Commercial ave
nue.. The house has been put IN good re
pair throughout and is we'll arranged 70
u hotel or boarding house, also rooms I,
rent on Third street. Inquire of Wa
Nc Halo, No. >, Winters block.
l0j-2.3.tf
The srgumen, in the case of th
| Cairo and Nincennes railroad, wherel
Messrs. Wilson and Winslow, the bulls
| ers Of the road Va. the railroad company
and ask that receiver may be appointed
was heard in tho United States distr;c
| court before j u8paa Troat and Drur