The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-02

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SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1874.
MISCELLANEOUS.
90 70 the Boston Store to-day for bar
yains.
FtHr.cLAss board At second-class rates
Il the 81. Charles Hotel. 92-4-26 II
Icv.-Huse, Loomis & Co, will COM
msncs delivering ice to-day.
Tus finest line of prints in the city At
the Boston Store. Open to-day. 5-5-2-2t
A FEW MORE day boarders will be
taken at the 81. Charles At the reduced
rates. 92-4.2o.u
Ice CREAM.--To.night at Phil Ssups,
corner Of Washington avenues and Eight
street. 6-Z-h
IRvIx-Shsrifr Irwin went up the road
by the afternoon train yesterday. He is
after somebody.
NEW HoUsE.-Mr. Hill is putting upa
n,w house: on the corner of Eleventh
and Walnut streets.
ANorMER.-Somsbody 10 going TO do
some building ON one Of tho vacant lots
opposite TIE BULLErrS office.
CouRr.-Ths May term Of the Alex
ander county circuit court will convene
two weeks from next Monday.
CRY TREAsURER.--B. +. Blake, city
treasurer cleo, entsred upon the discharge
OF his duties as treasurer yesterday.
CITY CLERK-C City Clerk Hawkins
took possession Of the clerks office yes
tsrdsy morning, Mr.. Howley retiring.
TRrAsURER's OrFIcE.--The city treas
| ursr's office hiss been removed TO Bross'
building, corner of Eleventh street and
Commercial avenue.
Police CoyRr.-There WAS not much
business done in tho police courts ysster-
day. vimss are dull, and ordinance
breakers few and far between.
SusPENDED.-The free lunch system
has about played out" in this city,
and many Of the regular visitors ut such
places have had to 90 to work.
NoTICE.-Gold and silver trimmings,
gold and silver stars, lace, hair cloth, moss,
tow, chair cain, etc. w. q. CARY,
ss.4 cow No. ~, Sixth street, Cairo, Ms.
WANTED.-Boardi in = private family,
or in q boarding house whore there are
but few boarders. Address &C. F. Bull
LKrIN OFFICE. l02-4.3o-3t.
SEVERAL pleasant family rooms at the
st. Charles Hotel, fronting on the Ohio,
can be obtained with board at reduced
| rates during the summer months
92-4.2o.tf
BAwDs.--A dozen or two of the bawds
Of the city were before Judge Bross on
Wednesday. The usual ilns of ten and
costs was charged to each OF them.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS The state
board of railroad commissioners will
meet in Cairo on next w odn esday, May
9th, 70 inquire into railroad matters gen.
orally.
Y. N. &. A.-Thsre MAS . meeting Of
the Young Meas Christian association
held At tho Presbyterian church last
night. business Of importance was trans
acted.
Scar DEsTRoYsD.- Messrs. Wright,
MAthuss and Halliday, the finance
committee Of the new council, met yes
tsrdsy, and destroyed 81, 400 in city scrip
and several thousand dollars in bonds.
| The TURsERs.-The Turner's have
shout completed arrangements for their
picnic tomorrow. The ferry-boAt Three
states has been chartered for the occasion,
and those who attond may expect . GOO
time.
PIANO For SALE.-First-class seven
and quarter octave piano cheap for cash
or can be traded for, past cash and bal
ance In dress goods; or open TO any othol
O trade, by addressing XXX,
' Pos.-otiice, Cairo.
!. Ice CRsAM-Phil Ssup's ice cream
!, saloon 10 now open TO the public, aud q
, plssssntsr place TO 20 for dish of "col,
stuff" vss never opened in Cairo. HI
> Saup invites bis friends TO call and &C
him. 9-5-2.lt
. Ms. FILLows.-Thisl lady will lec,ur
.. Tomorrow evening before the Free III
., ligious Association, Ut its hall abov
Ksns's grocery store ner, door to tn
" BULLETIN. Mrs.. Fsllows ia said to be a,
eloquent speaker.
Il NEW OYFIcE.--Col. Hudson has re-
u. moved the ticket Office OF the Mobile IN
IA Ohio railroad TO the First National ban
n building, directly In the roar OF the bsnI
4. The colonel now hiss one OF the mo
o. comfortable ofiicss in .he city.