The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-27

cry; Msj Payne and family, Chicago; A
deIsenheimer, Dongola; $ b Penn,
)binksvilic; Thos \ Watkins, JonosborI;
VIM Twedtle, st Louis; $ d Hay, Texas
w Firm, Uilih; WIN Jones, Ullin; G
Burton, Carbondale; q Goupb. Mcmphis
DR. Psrkerson, Wheeling, Va; Geo Fer
seson, q A IL t K r; X w Davis, Dexter,
Mo; j w willer, Dexter, Mo.
On Saturday May, 30, trains on Cairo
and Vincennes Railroad will run between
Cairo and Mound City as follows
Leaving Csiroat ESQ a. m, 1870 p. m,
and p. m.
Leaving Mound City at 1880 a. M,
1876 r. m, and CHOP. m.
NJ. b. GOODRICH,
Social General Ticket Agent.
A LoT OF NEw BUGoIRs-Wm Eiob-
hofI, Wholesale and retail dealer in furni-
turc, factory at tho corner Of Seventeenth
street and Washington avenue, wishes to
inform tho people of CAIRO that ne has
Just received a lot of children's buggies
and carriages, which no offers to cell at
astonishingly low prices. Parents in want
Of such articles are respectfully requested
to call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 4-b-27-u
NoTIcE TO MISUNDERSTANDING started
up our saw mill again, We are now pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of building
material at lower prices, delivered, than
IL can be bought from country mile
wo have also on hand two hundred
thousand feet of ASSORTED LUMBER tina,
was colored by sipe water that we will
sell at from 81 TO $40 per 1000 feet.
WALL * ESr.
10l-5-2I.tf
FINE CiGAEs.-Petcr Saup, manulac
turer Of cigars and dealer in all kinds o
tobacco and smokers articles, No. 10,
Commercial avenue, has on hand n stocl
of his celebrated brands Of cigars, to whicl
he invites the attention of dealers in sucl
goods. These cigars have u widespread
repu,atisn ss being as good as any owe
offered in this market, and the figures a
which they are sold are sure to attrac
attention. lie invites an examination c
his goods and prices, and warrants wha
he sells to DO just what he represen,
them to DO or money refunded.
79-5-l9-l2t
WE call attention this morning to h
card of Messrs. Thomas Sproat u Son
\ Wholesale and retail leo dealers, corner
Tenth street and Ohio levee. These ger
tlemen have also branch Office in Co
umbus, Ky, which point, until the con
pletion Of the Mississippi central extel
sion, had been their headquarters. The
have come to Cairo to stay, having bougl
four lots near the inclined plano on whic
they propose to erect their immense i,
houses. from which ice will be shipped
all points on tho railroads south, accon
panied by thoir regular messengers, wi
will distribute it by tho cake or thousar
pounds from the cars.
THE MCIIALE INvEsTIGATIoN.-T
committee to investigate charges again
the official conduct of Chief OF Police Nj
Halo held another meeting last nigh
All the members of the committee, May
Wood, and Alderman Morris, Saup, WI
der and Halliday, were present at &
meeting. The committee met
eight o'clock, whom tho meeting W
called to order, and Alderman Morr
Chairman, announced that he had not,
accordance with the notice published
THE BULLETIN of Sunday and Tucsd,
mornings, received any written charg
against the chief. The committe co
cludcd to "wait awhile" in ord
to give an opportunity to N
one who might desire
prefer charges to do so. They waited u
til nearly ton o'clock, and it appearii
that no one had anything to char
against the chief, the committee sdj ourn
sine dc. And thus the bottom has dro
ped out of the whole affair.
LATE HoURs.-We often wonder
Cairo parents sufficiently restrict I
street privileges Of their boys after nigl
The crowd of boys that congregato in t
streets of the city, night after night, al
indulge in noisy, boisterous sports, su
gest the answer that lhoy do not 1t
the practice OF scores and hundreds
Cairo boys to devote their evenings
street associations. If parents proper
appreciated the great danger that lur
in this practice, they would surely asse
their authority TO put stop to it. Nothil
so certainly and speedily marks tho dow
ward career of young boys as this habit.
leads to vulgar and profanc language,
debAsed and unhealthy state of mind, o
scene practices, criminal sentiments, al
q lawless, rowdish and brazsn bearin
1t ia ir streets after night tina. boys for
their evil associations, and acquire tas
for those indulgencies that render the
dissolute and dlssipated men and
many instances bring them to disgra
and the fellons cell. We ask parents wi
allow their little boys to run the stree
until late hours in the night II this ia NJ