The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-26

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MILLINERY.-Mrs. Hogarth ~ Go. de-
ire TO call tho attention of tho ladies of
Jairo and vicinity to their display of mil
mary and fancy goods. Having secured |
he services Of ono of the best trimmers
n the West, they feel confident that they
IAN suit the most cxscting taste. Dress
making done in the latest styles on short
notice. Prices reasonable. A call is re-
specttully solicited. No. l44 Commercial
avenue, one door south Of the popular
dry goods store Of J. Burger. 74-4.24-tf,
THE CIRcus-Dsn Rices circus, though
arriving here day after the time advcr-
tised, pitched canvas and gave per-
Torrance last night to pretty fair crowd.
Tho performance is said to have been
good. As the boat, Tyrone, by which tho
circus travelled, was taken in charge by
the deputy United States. Marshal, it is
a matter of some importance to Mr.. Rice
The Tyrone will not DO allowed to depart
unless tho claims against her are satisfied
first.
| AssIoNEE's NoTICE.-N Office is hereby
| given to all concerned that l have paid
of and discharged all just claims pre-
sonted to mo against X. A. Cunningham,
and If no other claims are presented be-
fore the 30th day of May, 1874, shall on
that day terminate my connection with
his business as assignee, and return to him
all assets in my hands belonging to him.
4. d. MATHuss,
Assignee of II. A. Cunningham
April %, 1874. 7o-l-24.G!
ToBAcCo SALE.--Messrs. Straughn x
Hinkle, proprietors ofthe Planters tobac-
CO warehouse, arc doing good business,
and the tobacco market OF this city 10 no
longer an experiment, but n substantial
reality. The Gales on Friday last COM
prised 81 hogsheeds, all Of which was sold
at the following exsellont prices; Trash
luys, SO to 50 so medium to good lugs,
SO 10 TO SIS; common leef, So % to 81, and
medium to good leaf 81 so to 50. The
next sale which will take place on Friday
next, promises to be equally as large as
the above report. About twenty-five
kogsheads arrived at the warehouse yester-
| day.
SHoo FLY.-Warm weather will soon
be here. Now is the time to guard against
flies, gnsts and mosquitoes. will say to
the public that | am making a specially
Of green wire cloth this season and will
duplicate Chicago and st. Louis
prices. l also keep constantly on
hand large vsrietyof Bird
Cages, Moss Baskets, Flour Stands
Toilet Sets, Bath Tubs, and gen.
eral stock of Japaned, plain and stamp.
ped tinware, Refrigerators, Water Coolers
and Goeeh's IXL Ice Cream Freezers
Also tho Odell improved Step Ladders
which will be sold at bottom figures.
G. w. Henderson, 100 Commercial av.
enue, Cairo, Ills. 77-4-24.lm
BASE BALL.-The organization of q base
ball club is being agltated. There is
enough good material in Cairo to get up
an A No. nine and We suggest to the
young men who contemplate the orgsni
cation Of club to lose no time but to &c
at the work at once. But they should bt
careful to exclude drones, for there is al
ways lot of fellows ready 10 60 into al
organization of this kind who imagin,
themselves good players, when in realit,
they do not understand tho first princi
pies Of the game. These follows shout,
be suppressed, and only those of know
ability as players admitted to the nine
What say the boys shall Vo have goo,
club, or let the season go by without ono
viii THE BULLETIN toll us how he like
the veto message Of the president? vii
be tell US AZ a granger whether he believe
the presidents action ought TO be Gus
| VI ~ w pctlet ~
D the nation that congress should adopt tn
( currency bill recently vetoed by two
, thirds majority Or has he any opnio,
: about II ut all2 The men who expect 4
vote at the next congressional election
want to know how no stands.-[Sin.
For several days past the time OF tn
!. editor Of The BULLETIN has been SO en-
: crossed in the mechanical affairs of the OF
\ fee that he has bs,R unable TO give muc
thought to current political event,
: However, he has an opinion in regar,
: TO the presidents veto of tn
: finance bill, and we have heard him OK
press tina. opinion, which is something
like this, that the president has made
!, d-.--d fool OF himself" As it may an
pear TO tho reader that this language
;. more forcoabls than eloquent, We WI
state that tho editor never intended it 70
q publication, and we insert it without hi
knowledge.
PRAIsE.--Ths Chicago Times thu
o considers the Hibernics. "Ths best q
3 ito class that has visited Chicago"