The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-01
FRIDAY, MAY ], 1874.


from $50 TO $500, according to size.
FRIDAY, MAY ], 1874.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRsT.cLAss board at second-class rates
| at tho ST. Charles Hotel. 92-4-26.f
| PYTuIAs.-A lodge of the Knights Of
Pythiss I, being organized in the city.
THE RECEIVERS. - Messrs. Morrill, and
Crerer are the receivers of the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad company.
A FEW MORE day boarders will b,
taken at the st. Charles ut the reduced
rstos. 92--4-29-tf
/ NoTIcE.-Gold and silver trimmings
gold and silver stars, lace, hair cloth, NOSE
tow, chair cain, etc. w. CARY,
9s-4 30.2w No. IL, Sixth street, Cairo, Ills.
| WANTEp.-Board in = private family,
or in boarding house where there are
but few boarders. Address &C. +. Bull
LETIN OFFICE. lo2-4-3o-3t.
ORGASIzED.-The board Of education
has been organized by the election of Mr..
j. b. Phillis, president, and Mr.. r. Kors-
meyer, secretary, Mr.. Fisher declining a
reelection.
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.
92-4.29-tf
FAIR AND FKsTIvAL.-Un next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, ut the
Arab engine-house, the German Lutheran
church will hold fair and festival for
the benefit of the church. Full particu-
lars tomorrow.
COUNCIL MKxTING.--A meeting of the
city council was held last night No BUSH
ness Of importance was transacted. Tho
new members took their seats, the com.
mittees were appointed, tho mayor sd-
dressed the fathers and the council sd-
journed.
For Stoves, Tinware, tableware, steam
cooking vessels, broilers, bird cages, Ian.
terms, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, fluting irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting, so to A.
Halley's. 1913 Washington avenue, near
Tonth street. 5G-4-l7-lm.
THE RoUGHs,-The annual electi on of
the officers Of this company will be held
at the meeting Of the company on Mon
day night ncxt, Tho candidates are nu-
merous, and those for captain and treas
urer are particularly red hot. A few of
the very anxious are having tickets
printed and are electioneering with great
diligence.
Il. sMrTn 4 Co.--Ofier for sale $4,000
old cigars, which they will soil cheap and
guarantee to be good tobacco and smoke
we'll. Wholesale from SIS to $50 per
1000; retail, two to five cents each. One
thousand pounds fno smoking tobacco in
one and ono and half poand packages.
They also have 10 barrels good vinegar; 3
platform counter scales, and ono patent
coal oil can, which they will sell at a bar
gain. l-5-l-tf
DELMoNIco HoTEL.--The arrivals at
tho above hotel yesterday were as fol-
lows W T Cobourn, Paducah, William
Kirk and II q Newson, NJ ORR; r H
Moody, Nashville; VIM Shehan, M q r Il;
John II Hall, Metropolis; ID Rextoad,
Chicago; Joseph Kline, McComb; John
Hamlet and j j White, Marion; Richard
Ford, Indiana; Mira Harrington, Chester;
A Richardson, Springfeld; Il w Thomp.
son, Charleston, Mo; Il IL Beverly and
ID K Burbank, Henderson, Ky.
STANDING Con- MITTEEs.--At the meet
ing Of the city council held last night,
Mayor Wood appointed the following
committees:
Streets ant Draindge-Wright, Valdez,
Nellis, Morris and Thistlewood.
Claims and Priat,ng--Nellis, Thistle
wood and Saup.
Police, jail and Fire Department =
Msthuss, McEwen and Sanp.
Finanee-lIalliday, Wright and Ma.
thuss.
Ordinance and Market Morris, Nc.
Gauley and Halliday.
Board Of Healh--The Mayor, and
Wsldsr, Thistlewood, McEwen, MeGaul
ey and Morris.
THE MAYORS ADDREss-We publish
this morning the address of Mayer Woo
20 the city council last night. We agre
with the Mayor in his assertion that cit,
without money cannot indulge in i'm
provements; that the part of wisdom is I
be economical that too much improve
msnt n what is tho matter with US now
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