The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-02
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
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One thousand business cards, fine Bristol
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TUESDAY. MAY ., 1874.
10. OF
Special meeting. The officers and
MEMBERS Of Alexander Lodge, l. o. o.. f.
re- no,iad TO attend special meeting OF
he lodge on Wednesday, Tomorrow
,vening at 8 o'clock.
by order N. g.,
JONI II. GossMAs,
2s.s.a.N Secretary.
LOO. r. NOTICE.
Brothers can procure Invitations TO the
,ociable and dance Of next Thursday eve.
ling, either for themselves or friends, OF
,ither Of the following committee; A.
Black, J. Burger, A. Comings, Q. X
X. s. Brigham or c. X.
Slack. 2o'o-Z'Zt
LOCAL NEWS.
Go TO wilcox's for strawberries.
"CHuMBs OF comfort at ID. Arter &
Cos. 4S-o'lo-lm
For Rsxr-A fine house, inquire Of
22-5.3l.3t GEO. FIsugB.
Gors HOME Governor Beveridge left
for Springfield by the carly train Monday
morning.
GoSx.-Ma ny of the lawyers of the
city leave for Mount Vernon to-day to
attend the session Of the supreme court
Gosr to JoNEsBoRo.-Judgo Bross
and Mr.. Oberly left yesterday afternoon
for Jonssooro on business connected with
the Cairo and st. Louis railroad.
ALL the day besrders in the city can
be accommodated at the 81. Charles
hotel, with arst-class board at second class
rates. 79-4.l9.f
| TIE BEsT.-Wn. Ludwig, harness
maker, corner OF Eight street and Com
n,eroiai evsnue, has the best supply OF
harness, saddles, brides, etc, in Southern
Illinois, and sells them as cheap as the
cheapest. 285-3l-n
JUNE TERM no. ~U~uty s.-~-~issis~
Ors met yesterday. All tho members
Messrs. Sanders, Fisher and Wilson being
present. The day was taken up in the
consideration Of claims against tho county
| etc.
For SALE.-A lot of new household
and kitchen furniture, beds, bedding,
stoves, pictures, etc. If taken soon will
DO sold at q bargain. For further infor-
nation inquire at The BULLETIN office.
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NEW PipEs.-The Gas Company arc
laying new and larger gas mains on
Twelfth stroo. he,weon Washington and
Commercial avenues. The old one has
proven to bs too small TO answer the pur-
pose.
RAILRoAD MAGNATEs.-A number Of
prominent southern railroad officials we're
in the city yesterday' We understand
they were hero arranging a tariff for sew
srsl Of the roads csntering here and there
connections further south.
BAPTIST onvHcH.-The BAptists have
changed their place Of holding services
from the Mission room, corner of Tenth
street, 10 the Christian church on Eigh-
tssnth street, where preaching will BIO
had every evening this week.
WANTED AT the st. Charles, three
girls. Mono need apply ex-
cept those who are thoroughly expert
need and can bring good references. To
such, steady employment will be given
and liberal wages paid. 26-6-2-3.
PERSONAL - County Commissioner
sanders arrived in the city on Sunday
evening, and took his seat with tho board
yesterday morning.
MIR. Dick Edmonds, of Clear Creek
precinct, 10 In the city
BIO BusINEss.-From May both to
June lat, there was received and shipped
over the Green Line from this place, one
hundred and seventy cars Of freight.
This iss good showing, and We are in
dsbtsd TO their gentlsmanly agent In this
city for the item.
HOUSE FOR REsT.-A nice cottage
containing six rooms, with out houses and
good cistern, on Twelfth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues.
Apply to undersigned.
j. b. PILLS
Cairo, May 2sth, 1874.
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MocKIsa BIRD WAsTKD.-I want O
good singer, for which will be given
LoHT BRAHMA fowls of pure blood,
weighing l6 TO Ia pounds to the pair.
Address ]. ]. Kearney, 472 West Taylor
street, Chicago or J. q. Linkletter, at
Barclay Bros. Druggists, Cairo. Ills.
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To ST. LOUIS. Mr.. Horace Harmon
went to g. Louis this morning to arrange
with his creditors and Law in 4 new sto ek