The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-24

JUsT received aud for ssil 80 the trade
leo barrel. VI choice Early Rose Pota.
toes STRATTOS s. BIRD
81 -2i..t
An Kinds u game constantly Oh hand
s HAIRY wslkeIs, Commercial svelue
bet- sen Seventh sui kigLtt streets
iI-..lm
wAsrED-psrtner with 500 IA
Manufacturing business. staple as fiouf
r.ys 100 per cent Address
| & 3. YAH, CITY.
oH Monday lsst at Goose Island, Sir
James SIC fteeteri, a young man ia the
employ u 81 . Grsenlse, While wost
,ug some meal vas struck With paralysis
10 the left eide, and at iast account. va.
.tll IA helpless condition.
foE REST On Commercial sseLus
ons large room fuIIisLed VI uLiurusLei
suitable for sleeping foorn for gentleman
ard wife VI two seatlemsn. Apply 1T
bULIEIIS Office 3Gl.Ii-lm
DIED AT IL O'clock yesterday morn
ING, Alice A. wife Of M w H. walker.
The funeral will take place from her late
fssidenoe at o'clock tits sftsIGeon by
special train 10 Beech Grove cemetery
Friends and acquAintsncss invited 10 ST..
tent
DukiND Thursday night the steamer
Lady Lee delivered TO the Cairo ara
ViLe-nnes railroad sl4 tsiss oil cotton end
~ I O'clock Friday evening" thirty cars
Of the cargo, (siV bales were loaded aud
forwarded east BY the National line, oil
Of which We consider quick work.
The Medium benefit 10 coine Ot 1T
the AtLeneun on Monday evening prom
ises 20 be = success. Mr. Meldrum will
endeavor to do his best and if he does
that, and Ne bsve every reason ~ believe
be will, no one will have cause ~ Tegrs,
having attended the entertainment,
Ma. EsNIs maxwell, the great "oll
man who doe: business 1T 7I9 North
dent " this city. For your supplies OF
oil, either burning or machinery send
ham your otd.,s. Remember ihe street
and uurnber-7ls Moth Main street ST |
Louis
IHERE WAS = special called term Of the |
county court held in the county court |
room yesterday afternoon, Judge Bross
ana Associate McCsite being present. |
Owing 10 the sbsencs Of Associate Mar
childon the court adjourned until this
morning at 6 o'clock, when il Ia expected
LIE will be an Attendance.
PARTSEs WANTED. A gehilsman
without capital, but with several years
experience aud thoroughly acquainted
with the business. /. dc.ifou. VI forming
partnership IL tie Hide, Fur and
Leather business IN Coiro, with some one !
who can furnish capital OF say $1,000.
Address, drawer 221. A. LIST
W. II. LYNN, Decatur; Il BohIno,
Ohio; Phil Field, Golconda; + II Payne,
Louisville; VIM Ellis and Lady, Arkan-
sss W II Phillips, Salem. Massachusetts;
A 3 Carter, Marietta, Ohio; A Sway,
sew York; j. B. Middleton. Chicago; j
Z Kiliingsworth and + Hughes, st
Louis, were among the arrivals at the st.
Otsrl.. hotel yesterday.
TEE barber stop Is on tie corner VI
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J George Stennouss VIII his gen.
tlsmsnly assistants CAL 10 found II ANY
hour Of the day or night. ready ~ sooths
Jour feelings with smooth shave. OF cool
your temper and head with u good sham
poo It's 3 hrst.eisas shop. aud you srs
sure oi RECEIVING nrst Glaze treatment.
Ladies and ehilirons hair sat " ouIlsd
shs, the most approved stylos si5-tf
Ma K. ), MsLDRUN, late Of the Fanny
Price combination, 10 still ID the city, and
Oh Monday evening next will receive
ueheub ~ tho hhuus ~ huuUSi " keL-
tlsmsn or the city who have taken the
matter IN hand Mr.. Msldrum was one
of the leading attractions Of the troupe
with which he was associated, and during
their stay here made many warm friends
We hope his benefit may prove 8 success
Particular tomorrow.
COUNTY CouET.--Criminsi. The PEG.
pie vs. Buck Williams, alias Williams.
Larceny; ploA not guilty, and case set for
trial this mgrning ct clock, Civil
The city Of Cairo W, Ohio lsvse lots. No.
tion to quash service leave granted to
amend tho com missionsr's affidavit, and
the motion ss to publication overruled.
Probate - Reuben Smith vs. estate Of +.
Blsnksntsrg, deceased. Parties approved,
proof heard, and Judgment rendered
sgsins. the estate 10 the sum Of s4s, to be
Of seventh clRss claim.
------------------------
THE exercises last night at che high
school by the classes in American History
were very fine and reflect great credit on
Mr.. Alvofd, Miss Stocking and Miss
French. The reading by tbs young ladies
was In excellent taste. Their pronuncia-