The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-23


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SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1874.
LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.
GALL and examine the now sash-lock
at d. Arter 4 Cos. 44-5-lo-lm
ey-Wanted, at tho st. Chsrle, Hotel
one hundred day bosrders at the reduced
rates. 7s-6-l9-f
CALL and examine the now sash-loch
tD. Arter & Cos. 44-b-l0-lm
| HENRY EIcnHoFT is now prepared u
repair, varn,sh and polish furniture an'
| ,;...- - A. 10y oest manner.
74-5.l7-3m
"CRuMBs OF comfort" at ID. AFTER &
Cos. 43-5-lo.lm
THE largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No
ll5, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
| street. 4-6-lI-3m
POLICE CouRT.-Business in police
court yesterday was as dry as dry could
be.
HWsntsd, at the st. Charles Hotel
a stout, healthy woman to wash and iror
in TIE laundry. 7s-5-ls.3t
Five thousand fruit barrels for sale
Enquire Of Halliday Bro's, No. 70, Ohi'
lsvee, Cairo; or
Gro. Burns, Agent,
9l-b-22.30t Mound City, Ill.
PERsoNAL.-Captain d. Hurd, late
Cairo, no~ a resident of Denver, Color
ado, is in the city on business.
:I1- Let's all go to the German schoo
picnic at Scheers garden on Monda.
May 10th. 9s-5-2a-?t.
WE und erstsnd that Mr.. /. A. jon
has been appointed station agent of Il
Cairo and vincennes railroad At thj
city.
THk Sun 10 mistaken in its CUES,
about the subject Of Mr.. oberly's pr
posed 1.-TWO VS. lecture. The two W
stand for William Winter, the artist.
TRRRE.--Throe large, elegant and We
desirable family rooms, fronting on q
Ohio river, can DO obtained with boa
at the st. Charles, during the SUNNI
months, st reduced rates. 93-5.22-tf.
THE ORGAN CoscERT.--Theo organ CO
cert at the Episcopal church last nigl
drew out a very large and fasbionab
audience. The music was excellent al
highly appreciated ty those in a.ten
snco.
NoTiCE.-Owing to the many orde
now in MT. Winters hands tor painting
he will only devote three days in ese
week TO photography. Thursday, Fr
day and Saturday will be the days, unlei
n pecial engagement is made. 9s5-23.'
THAT NEW MARKET.-K oehler Bro
will open their Eighth street market tn
morning, and we advise those who wis
| . nne article of fresh meat to give them
| call. They win have every variety o
sale, and all of tho very best quslit.
Go and see them.
STRAWBERRY SocIABLB.-The mem
bers of ths N. r. congregation have dc
termined TO give q strawberry sociable a
the parsonage on next Tuesday evening
The tables will DO SGT in the ;pArlor Of tn
church, and will be loaded down wit
Strawberries, leo cream, lemonade, oak
and other good things. Every one is cor
daily invited TO be present. 0l.5-22-td
1e5" Lots all 90 TO the German schoo
picnic at Schools garden on Monday, Ma
25th. 96-5-23-2t.
In THE SIPK WATER.--At q late hou
yesterday evening seven or eigh, boy
had, as they themselves said, "muchi-
kind Of fur," by playing around in III
filthy sipo water on Walnut nes
Eighteenth street. One Of the numbe
while hanging like Lizard TO tho cid
walk was discovered by his father. W
thought ~ We saw him s,ampering G
shortly afterward, the old man plyir
his back with lath, that he was payir
for his fun quite dearly.
A VIRGINIA FAMILY.-A Virgin
family, en- route for the"far West" pass
through the city yesterday, at,rac,ir
considerable attention as they pass
: along. The family consisted of thr
. men, one woman, eleven children a,
= seven dogs. -Four OF the dogs and ,hr
children occupied places. in one Of &
wagons, while "the rest of the famil
followed it, plodding through tho dust
utter oblivion Of the existence Of sid
walks.