The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-21
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1874
LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.

| THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1874
| LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.
GALL and examine the new sash-lock
at D. After 4 Cos. 44-5-lolm
fsy- Wanted, a. the st. Charles Hotel,
one hundred day bosrders at tho reduced
rates. 7s-5-l9-tf
CALL and examine the now sash-lock
at u. AFTER & Cos. 44-6-l0-lm
"CRuMns OF comfort al ID. AFTER &
Cos 49-5.l0-lm
HENRY EIcHuoFF is now prepared to
repair, yarn,sh and polish furniture and
pianos in the very best manner.
7i--5-l7-3m
"CRuMBs OF comfort at ID. AFTER &
Co.'S. 43-6-lo-lm
The largest and beet-selected stock
of FURNITURE for sale 1t wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
ll5, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
| street. 74-5-l7-3m
POLICE CoURT.-Business in police
court yesterday was as dry as dry could
be-
Say Wanted, at the 81. Charles Hotel,
. stout, healthy woman to wash and iron
in the lauadry. 7s-5.le.3t
PERsoSAL.-w. NJ. McPheeters, ESQ
and DR.. Lawrence, Of Santa Fe precinct,
and Mr.. y. 9reenlee, Of Goose Island,
are in the city attending circuit court
| THAT IsvEsTIoATIoN.- McHale
Investigation will not commence before
next week. In the meantime Chief Nc
Hale 10 happy and the goose hangs high
l CARps.-Merchants should have card,
printed 10 be presented to the excursion
lists on Friday. We will print 1000 card
for SO, 1900 tor 81 80, on fine card board
MAsoHIC.-The grand lodge Of coloreC
mssons will meet in this city on the 1911
OF next month. The members of tn,
order here are making great preparation
for the coming meeting.
JUNK TwESrY-FITPH-On the 25tl
Of next month the colored Odd Fellows
IN and Masons Of PaducAh will visit Cair
and join the members of the two SO
cieties here In Q general parade.
BABIEs-Walt Mckee and Horace
Hanan are fathers, and a couple Of proud
or men never walked the streets. Wal
ter 10 the father of a nine pound girl anc
Horace father OF . bouncing boy.
GERMAN LUTnERs SUNDAY School,.
The scholars of the German Lutheran
Sunday school are requested to meet al
the church this afternoon st five O'clock
to mako preparations TO attend the recep.
ton Of the excursionists tomorrow.
6THE GENTLE GKRoULD.-The Gentle
Gerould, superintendent of the gas works,
is of on . tour Of inspection, examining
the gas apparatus Of several cities. We
understand the gas works here are 10 be
enlarged and generally improved during
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Lsttnsr, Of this city, is
now in st. Louis, whore she was one Of
tho guests at the wedding Of Miss Geisel
daughter Of Mr.. A. Geisel, treasurer OF
St. Louis. The groom was Mr.. +. r.
Doerr, Of st. Louis. Tho ceremony took
place on the 10th inst. at the residence Of
the brides parents.
SHoT--Robert Norton, who lives At the
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets,
while suffering from an overdose Of fluid
extract Of sod-corn last evening, discharg-
cd the contents Of revolver through his
right hand, sacrificing ono of his fingers
The wound was promptly dressed by DR..
Stalker, and 10 doing we'll and ttill
Ro bert is not happy"
IRvIS.--The Mound City journal of q
late date says: "Sherif Irwin, Of AleIan-
der County, Is on the trail Of Davis, who
killed Reed Ia this county last week. as
he seldom fails whom after a criminal, Il is
possible he will secure his man in this
use. By untiring vigilance, sloepless en-
ergy and unwavering devotion to the
dutiSs of his Office, Irwin has won an en-
viabls reputation as an officer"
RABiD Doss.-We learn that on Tues
day afternoon, two little boys, ono a son
OF Mr.. John Y. Gamble, and the other
!, unknown 10 us were bitten by dog sup.
\ posed to have been mad. The season foi
IL mad dogs 10 al hand, and We urge upon
3 tho city council the necessity OF turning
10 their dog killers loose with instruction,
= to slaughter the las. one Of the ten thous.
i; and worthless ours that now infe,t this
/, city.
e.. fisE CiGAEs.-Peter saup, manufsc.
'w surer OF cigars and dealer in all kinds O,