The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.
90 70 wilcox's for straw berries.


90 70 wilcox's for strawberries.
GALL and examine the new sssh-lock
At d. After d Cos A-6-lo-lm
~ Wanted, ~ the Sc. Charles Hotel,
seventy-nve day boardors at the reduced
rates. 7s-6-l9.tf
OuR people Who have occasion 10 visit
Chicago, should mako their home while
there At tho new fremont House
14-6-29-lt
REruRxKD-Mr..D Davis, Of the Sun,
returned from Chicago yesterday, whittier
he vent 10 attend the meeting of the ILL.,
nois press association.
s. d. HAY, spiritual developing me-
dunn, may be found At Mr.. Limberts, at
The Railroad House, on Commercial ave-
nue., for one week. is-5-?9-lt
ToBAcco SALx.-There will be large
quantity Of the better grades Of tabacco
placed on the breaks at the sale ct the
Plantsrs' ware house this morning.
THs MosIroR.-For the Monitor, the
best coal Cook Stove ever made or the
Fashion, the champion wood Cook of the
west, go 70 A. Hailey's, l6s Washington
avenue, near Tenth street.
4-56-- l7-m
NoTIcE.-Owing 70 the many orders
now in Mr.. Winters hands tor paintings
hs will only devote three days In each
week 70 photography. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday will be the days, unless
Q special engagement 10 made. ss.5-2S-tf
THRKE.-Thrss large, elegant and very
desirable family rooms, fronting on the
Ohio river, can DO obtained with board
II the 1t. Charles, during the summer
months, at reduced ratios. eS-5-22-t.
"CRuMBs OF comfort at u. AFTER &
Cos 43-5-lo-lm
A SHOOTING ATYAIR-A shooting affai
occurred At the ferry landing on the Mis-
souri, side Of the MississIppi on Wednssda.
!. evening, but NO have been unable to learl
: anything reliable about it, furthe
than that nobody was hurt.
pIo.~- ~-.---,-- TL-RPisoopAl churvl
parlor concert last night at the rssidenc,
Of Judge Baker was we'll attended, ant
proved very enjoyable affair. The mu
sic and reading WAS excellent. and highl,
appreciated by those who heard IL.
HOUSE, FOR REsT.--A nice cottage
containing six rooms, with GU. houses anc
good cistern, on Twelfth street. between
Commercial and Washington avenue
Apply to undersigned.
j. b. PILLS.
Cairo. May 18th, 1874.
| i6-5.29-n
rain, and say that unless II comes soon
the corn and ost crops will prove 9
failure in this part Of tho country. Tit
ground is very dry and hard and burning
up the seed. The wheat crop looks we'll
but good rain would improve 1t.
SPEoAL TRAIss.-It should be remsm
bored that . special train will run between
Cairo and Mound City Tomorrow, (Dsc.
ration Day. - follows Leaving Cairo
$50 .. m. and l;sO and 4 o'clock p. m
Returning will leave Mound City at 10 90
.. m, and 1925 and 6:io p. M.
RE-oPKsKD-Mr.C Carl Peters, the black
smith, corner of Eleventh and PoplaI
streets, hss re-opened his shop and 10 nov
ready 70 do any and all kinds OF work In
hh line. lie wishes his old friends snt
all others who may have work to do u
give him call. i6-b-2G.2w.
MocKIso BIRD WAsTED.-I want
good singer, for which will be givel
LIGHr BRAHMA fowls Of pure blood
weighing 10 10 ls pounds to the pan
Address J. J. Kearney, Ara Wost Taylo
l~r S"oekot VI -. W. A<iukietter,
Barclay Bros. Druggists. Cairo Ills
ll--6-26-4t
TIE COUNTY JAIL.-Though son
twenty persons were either sent to Ii
psnitentisry, or discharged during Ii
last ten days, the county Jail lie still ur
comfortably full, there being yet SON
twenty-five prisoners confined in II
Alexander county stands in great,
need ofs new jail than any other cour
~ In the state.
OK Saturday May, 80, trains on Cair
and Vincsnnes Railroad will run betwee
Cairo and Mound City as follows
Leaving CAiroas $50 q. IN l:so D. m
and 4p. IN.
Leaving Mound City at 1880 a. III
l2'26 p. m, and 0:lUp.m.
M. b. GooDRIcH,
s-6-27-A General Tickle, Agent.
Doo-ownsrs OF dogs which they d
sire 70 shield from the wrath 10 com
should loose no time in paying the q
on them and securing the tab. witho
III which every dog found running at lar
l Altar tkA Apat A. -