The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

miSCELlANECUS
\ FEW MORE day bcarIors will be
taken nj the It. Charles At tho reduced
rates. 92-4-20.tf
NorTCg.--GolI and silver trimmings,
gold and silver stars, lace, hair 10th, noes,
tow, chair cain, etc. ". G.. CARY,
9s-i 30-2w No. IL, sixth street, Cairo | l..
NASTED.-Botrd in II 1rivate family,
or in boarding house whero ,horo are
bu, few boardcrs. Address &c. +. BuL-
LEriS OFFICE. lO2--i-30-3'.
BEGGENs.- For the last two weeks the
city has been inundated with tcggers, or.
gan srinder5, blind Gddicrs, etc. Whcro
they all come from is mys;ery.
The RIVERS The Ohio is falling rap
", considering tho great bulk Of water
in that stream. 1t will 10 u glad day
when Che sewers can bc opened.
THE LITTLE kEsTUCKIAS.--W uu-
dcrstand the Little Ken,uckian is 70 be
re-opened in day or two. Who the
new proprietor will le We 40 not know.
THE HBERNICA.-.B Both the matinee
yesterday afternoon and the Performance
last night n. the athcncu,n were we'll At
tended, the nouao being crowded on both
occasions.
sITnE T,ESErs. There was meeting
o! the Turner Society last night ut which
seYer"! committees were appointed, whose
| duty IL will 100 90 conduct affairs NJ the
| ri-nie on Sunday nest,
TnE sNre.cn. reputation of tho old
fremont house, e ic1go, is certain 10 be
Inherited by its new rumesgko and sue
pessor, 1t has boon open only few weeks,
and everybody j. sounding It's praise.
SEVERAL pleasant family rooms ut the
So. Charles Hotel, trou,iug ON the ohio,
can ba oa.ainoi with board ut reduced
rate. during tho .gmmor mouths.
"1-igp.u
Tine C. ~ y. RAI!EpAu.-Il was not
known in this city, up TO la,c hour last
night, whether receiver had been APP.
pointed or who Wa. likely to DO the lucky
man.
ME&rlNo or sen OIL DIRECTORS
Their, was meeting Of the board Of edu-
cation hold las; evening in Mr.. George
Fishers Office. We did not learn what
the business was to he transacted.
The ELECrI>S.--At tho election for
new board Of directors FOR tho Mobile and
Ono railroad, out Of nearly ihir,y-avo
thousand votes cast, Cap,. w. p Halli-
day received every vote, no. ono being
cast agsirs. him.
FAIR AND FEsTlyAL-On mex! Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, at the
Arab engine-housc, tho German Lutheran
church will hold fair and festival for
the benefit %! tho church. Full particu-
LAYS tomorrow.
FoR STOVES, Tinwaro, tableware, steam |
cooking vessels, broi,grF, bird cages, lam
terms gate springs gate hinges, table and !
pocket cutlery, hutiue irops. Also for
roofing, gu.,ers and spouting, go to A.
Haley. les Washington avenue, near
Tcnth street. 56-i.I7-lm.
THE {, Am 81. l.. f. R.-Thore win
be meeting Of tie directors OF tho Cairo
an1 ~, Louis railroad company "a, Mur-
/ plyshoro, Jackson county, on next Mon.
day, May 18th business of Importance
viii come before the meeting.
\ NEw FIEM.-Mr. Robert levy ana
j, T. Lane having purchased the business
Of Mr., Herman Levy, propose to continue
the hide aud fur busIuo'r in Cairo. At
I ,cnliou il called to THOR carl published
| under tho head ofnew advertisements in
1I.s mornings paper. Tho new hrn 20.
. .e,o u liberal snare OF patronage,
PEEs1AAL.-Mr. II, Lovy left yesterday
/ afternoon for 81. Louis, where no intends
/ hereafter 70 reside, Mr.. Levy was IN
business in this city for many years and
vas Away ACCOUNTED slraigh. forward,
/ Honest and honorable business man.
Col. Taylor returned from St. Louls
/ yesterday
Roll OF loNoE.-Iho following pupils
/ Eayo their names on tho roll Of honor in
room No, ., Thirteenth street school,
Miss Houston ,oacherior the week ending
April 2ith; Ells Torr2ncc, Lizzie Par