The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-16

49-i.l4-st W u. RocKwELL ~ co.
Just received and Tor sale BY Patkcr&
A&lcy-l0O bushels choice poach blow
potatoes. % bbis aocl sweet potatoes.
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PEEsosAL.--Mr. John WATSON, editor
of the Tuscan Gazette and surveyor
general Of tho territory Of Arizona, is in
the city, the gues. Of Mr.. a b. Stafford.
MEs. RuMnoLD is prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in tho mos;
style, and ia a manner to give
entire satisfaction. Call At her rcsi5 nee
on Fifteenth street between Wonn; and
Cedar .jG--3-l5.tf
NEW DocroR Ill. i. Stalker, Vi j.,
has located in Cairo. and will be- IN tho
Office with DR.. Warinst. DR.. Stalker Is
from Iowa; Is u graduate OF Chicago
medical college, pleasant gentleman, and
possessed Of tho faculty of making friends
wherever he resides.
ATTENTION, SIR KSiGHTs.--A special
conclayc Of Cairo commandcfy No 49,
will be held at tho asylum, on this Thur
day evening, April lGth, Tor work in tie
Templar degree at y O'clock. Soourn-
ing Sir Knights cordiilly invited to at
tend. j. JEwErF WILCOX,
53-4.l7-lt. Recorder.
FIRE "A little before II o'clock yef-
terday morning tho sausage manufactory
of kochior Bros, sixteenth .atreot baek
Of Cedar, was discovered to be on fire.
Che eng ines were soon on tho ground and
in II little while thu progress Of tho fire
WAS stayed. Tho loss to koehl,f Bros.
will amount TO about $3.50 90.
NOTICE AS my husband, L. Grinder,
has again fallen back 10 drinking, here
with forbid all saioon-kcepers or dealers
liquors, To cell him any Intoxicating
drinks, not even cider, AS he claims that
cider has the same effect Ms liquor. Iwill
use tho law TO its fullest extent on those
acting contrary to this notice.
4s--4-lG.3t CAROLINE GRINDER.
| SOLOMON. Mr.. Henry Canlco az Old
Solomon, in "rhe Chimney Corner is
hard to boat lie il an amateur actor, but
in this character he is really excellent. 1t
seems 10 us that Insurance agents run to
Ectrg as naturally as wSlo~ runs OF n
ducks back. Both Morris and Candoe
take to the stage like graugers 60 public
onacs.
| THE FoURTu.-Mr. Wclch ia announced
this morning as candidate for alderman
of tho fourth ward. II elected he viii 10
a faithful member.
Mr.. Nollis is also announced rs a cal-
didate for reelection. This gentleman
sometimes gives way to prciudices, but
be has been attentive TO his duties and his
constituents nigh. do worse than send
him ~cl; to the seat he now occupies. We
are commencing TO believe that he is a
good citizen and good man.
BISpIEG- Parties having complete
volumes OF books, such as Shakespeare,
Byron, Moore, History OF the World, en-
cyclopmlins, Bibles, periodicals music,
etc, which they desire to have rebound,
will do well to consult j, G. lluels at the
Cairo City Bindery, BULLETIN building,
before giving them TO agents Of foreign
Mr.. Huels invites an IN
spcction Of his work and prices.
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TIKI BATTLE.-Tho wordy battle be-
tween tho colorcd leaders of tho first
ward, Hon. Bill Scott aud Tom Freeman,
Esq,, wakes hotter and hottor. Mr.. Scott
leads the loose, rolIisking, fast colorcd ele-
ment Of his ward, and Mr.. Freeman the
industrious and quiet element. |
Scott is ambitious Of seat in the council |
freeman believing Scott not tho man for
the place is opposing him. Hence the
war.
FESTINAL.-Ladies of 81 Pairic.Js
church will give - festival ana supper for
the benefit Of that church, on Monday |
evening, April 20, 1874, IN the room for
marly occupied byllouTy 8 hardware store,
on Commercial avenue botwcon Eleventh |
and Twelfth slree.5. Tickets, twenty
five cents. The ladies' who have this mat. |
ter in charge are making extensive pre- |
pArations, aad have determined 10 make |
IL great success.
THA%Es We arc indebted & Mr.. DO.
Arnold Tor Denver papera--And by tho
way, we wonder how 10. is pruspering At
Denver We miss his vacant chair. He
"As, TO all appearance, one o., tho fixed
Institution Of Cairo, bat, presto and he
passed from our gszl "lile beautiful
| dream We arc sure DO docs not liko
Denver, and when We least expect IT be
will return 10 Cairo and once more plant
his foot upon his native heath
CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS. - Nearly MI
our churches, encouraged by tho lato re-
vivals, are preparing to repair their build
ings, and lady members are perambulat-
ing the city crying "Giyo give We
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