The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-10

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LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.
"CuuMns of comf,rr At ID. Artor "
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EsS- George Dousher,y of Jonesboro
Was in town yesterday.
see- The Ice wagon was oil. last night
Now is the time to keep cool.
sO-Ross 4 Tommc sell the be's stick
candy AT l2l cents per pound.
re- FIRsr.cLAss board at second-class
rates II the 81. Charles Hotel.
92-a-26 u
nay" Kiines brick-yard Is in full blast.
Several kilns will soon be roady 80 burn.
pJ-A YEw MORN day boarders will DO
taken at the 81. Charles 1T ths reduced
rates. 92-4-29.n
IeSaHon. ID. W. Mum addressed the
Sunday school gathering At Vienns yes
tsrdsy.
Las" Kent, of the telegraph oilise, n of
on q visi. to Memphis and tho south. lie
will be absent several days.
Pay" The officers elect of tho Rough &
Ready Fro Company will be installed Al
the meeting tomorrow night.
nWAr Thaysr being asbent from the
city, Rev. Mr.. Waller will preach in tho
Presbyterian church At she usual hour
to-day.
The Sir knights are making extensive
preparations for their parade and servi-
Gee on Ascension day. Tho occasion will
be magnificent one.
bkT- SEVERAL pleasant family rooms at
the st. Charles Hotel, fronting on the Ohio
can DO obtained with board at reduced
rate, during tho summer mouths
92-429.tf
D@-The Cairo, Arkansas and Texas
railroad transfer, Nellie Thomas, now
makes her landings q. the Mississippi
levee foot Of Fifteenth street.
Gsg-John Vslborough and James
Valentine, both "plaln drunks," we're
fined one dollar and the usual costs in
Justice Birds court yesterday.
bay- The Ohio river hiss commenced
falling In earnest, and we may now look
forward In the confident expectation Of
seeing tho sewers opened at an early day.
~ A substantial new frame bull ling
Is being put up on the corner Of Eigh-
tesnth street and Commercial avenue.
We understand IL will be used as cooper
shop.
alns'The svlored people living in the
barracks are now gathering their Summer
are-wood. Tho drift coming gu. Of
the Mississippi will furnish them M
sbundan, supply.
Das- Rev. Frederick L. Myers, Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach In the circuit court room Ia
the court house 81 l0a o'clock to-day.
The public are invited TO attend.
gs1Y" There will be services At tho Epis
oopsl church to-day at lO4 o'clock
.. m. AMI y o'clock p. m. Tho
subject Of the sermon NJ thu evening
service will be the "Tals Bearer
lsL- The locomotive OF an out going
freight train on the Illinois Central Jump
cd the track near the Vincennes crossing
at shout one o'clock yesterday. The on
CINE was considerably damaged, and do
lsysd the afternoon passenger train some
time
| kkJ"Those who wish TO hear ono of tn
best lectures Of the course should not fail
to attend At the high school building on
Monday evening next. Mr.. Gilbert,
rector OF the Episcopal church will lee
turo; subject "Ths Novel ito Aim and
InAueIcs.'
EsO" Mr.. Louis Jorssnson IL building
an addition 10 his residence, cornsr Of
Twentieth street and Washington xvsnae
We might say he is putting up . new
house, for when finished /, will be sqally
o. good as new one.
Sar Thers..will be preaching this fore
noon q, ioi o'clock In tho Baptist Mission
room, over Whitlocks grocery store, cor.
nsr Of Tenth street and Washington
avenue. Rev. Mr.. French Of Nashville,
Illinois, will al the pulpit. Sunday
School u Q O'Clock this morning.
~ Al an election held in Denver,
Colorado. on the Eth inst, for members OF
the board of education, Capt. ID. Hufd,