The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-30
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

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SATURDAY, May 30, 1874.
LOCAL NEWS.
Go 10 Wilcox's for strawberries.
STILL DgcLlSINa. Tho Ohio river is |
falling and has almost reached low water
mark.
LxcruRx-Prof. Hay will deliver
lecture before tho Liberal Religious as
socisfion IN sunday evening at o'clock.
lie subject will be "Spiritualism."
The 81. CHARLEs.--Ths st. Charles VIC
are glad to say 10 doing q tbriving BUSH
mess and our friendJ eweti is happy. How
ever, there 10 still room for few more
boarders.
RKMEMBRR.-Tbsts special trains will
run between Cairo and Mound City to-
day as follows; Leaving Cairo at $50 8.
m, and 1870 and 4 o'clock p. m, and re-
turning leave Mound City at 1880 a. ~,
1925 and Clio p. m.
SAD AccIDEsr.--0n last Wed nesday u
little boy named Willie Kra,zingor, son
Of M. Richard Kraizingor, Of Anna,
Union county, while climbing on pas.
ing freight train, fell between two cars
and was dangerously, II not fatally in.
jured. AZ |
RE-oPENxD- Mr.. Carl Peters, the black
smith, corner of Eleventh and Poplar
streets, has re-opened his shop and is now
roady to do any and all kinds of work in
his limo. lilo wishes his old friends and
all others who may have work TO do to
give him q call. l5-5-2G.2w.
AFOREMENTIONED court adjourned
| yesterday evening TO meet again on
Monday, june 9Th. This was done in
order to give the lawyers an opportunity
to attend tho session of the supreme
court which meets at Mount Vernon on
Monday.
Gov. observation-disclosures Bever.
idge, who will deliver the Grafton st tn,
decoration ceremonies to-day at Mount
City, was expected TO arrivo in the cit,
by the Illinois Central train this morning
Ho will DO In tho city until tho departur,
OF the noon train on tho Cairo and Vim
oennes road.
HOUSE FOR RRST.-A nice cottage
containing six rooms, with out houses ant
good cistern, on Twelfth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues
Apply to undersigned.
Cairo, May 2sth, 1874.
lG-5-29-tf
MocKISG BIRD WASTRD.-I want 9
good singer, for which will be given
LIGHT BRAHMA fowls Of pure blood
weighing lG to ls pounds to the pair
Address j. j. Kearney, 472 West Tay lor
street, Chicago; or j. q. Linkletter, a,
Barclay Bros. Druggists, Cairo, Ills.
ll-5-2s-4t
On Saturday May, 80, trains on Cairo
and Vincennes Railroad will run between
Cairo and Mound City as follows
Leaving Csiroat $3.50 a, m, 1870 p. IN.
and Up. IN.
Leaving Mound City at 1890 a. m,
1926 p. M, and 6;lOp. m,
NJ. Is. GoopRICH,
s-t-27-h General Ticket Agent
BAwBs.-Mrs. Powell and girl named
Maggie Wells were before Bird yesterday
charged with being inmates OF and con.
nscted with house Of ill-iame. Mrs
Mack and her gang of she
bummers were witnesses, and
sueeseded in swearing Mrs
Powell and the girl Wells into n fine OF
ten dollars and costs each. They gave
security and were discharged.
CohISo.-A special train from AIMS
will arrive here ut $40 this morn
ing, bringing aboat one hundred personl
who propose attending the decoration
services at Mound City. A band o.
music will accompany tho excursionists
and an effort will DO made 10 induce then
10 return from Mound City In time to b,
present at the reception Of the Jackson
excursionists.
FINE CIGARs.-Peter Saup, manuiae
turer OF cigars and dealer in oil kinds 0
tobacco and smokers articles, No. 10
Commercial avenue, has on hand stool
OF his celebrated brands Of cigars, TO which
he invites the attention of dealers in sucl
goods. These cigars have widespread
= repu'a'iah az being as good as any eve
offered In this market, and tho figures a
which they are sold are sure 10 attrse
attention. He Invites an examination A
mis- goods and prices, and warran,s wis
no sells to DO just what no represon,
them 10 DO or money refunded,