The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-10

Fon SALE.-A Seven Octave IIallet Il
Davis piano. j. FRIcH, Seventh street.
Try THEN! Thy THEM.-IIali dime,
hall dime cigar, Havana filler, at
| asst CowpERwAITH Il PHILLIPS.
The RIvER.--rhe Ohio river marked
~ feet inches on the gauge Mt FIVE
O'Clock last evening, indicating fall Of Q
inches In the previous twenty -four hours.
BAND PAHTy.-Don't forget the ANA.
tenr Band party. Friday. February 18th,
at klugc's hall. No gent admitted with.
ont an invitation, and must bring lady
1881
Ar THR LEvEI.-Scveral members OF
the Levee Committee, accompanied by
the mayor, went out yesterday to in-
spect the new levee.
| HuRT--A little son Of DIR. j. j. Cor
den fell on the sidewalk last evening, and
In the fall dislocated one OF his arms.
4 bc uIus - wv oSNNtV.
| TO-MoRRow.-The tobacco sale at the
Planters warehouse tomorrow will be
the largest Of the season. and a portion
of the tobacco offered will be Of excel
lent quality. A full attendance is re.
quested.
For SALR.-The bar and other fixtures
OF the Delmonico saloon, Ohio levee, to-
gethcr with three new billiard tables, al
auction without reserve. at II O'Clock this
morning. II ALEX. II. lRviS.
HARrMAN.-Dan. Hartman is deter
mined to dispose Of his stock of DIR,
goods. and with this view has marke,
every article in his store down to the las
notch.
SoCIABLK.-The next Sociable OF til,
Presbyterian church will DE given by tn
young ladies oil the society at the room
of Mr.. Walter Hyslop, over the Cit.
National bank, Oh Thursday evening q
this week. An oyster supper will b,
served. Every one is invited TO be pres
cnt. 2-0-2t
BuRGLAHs.--lt Is said there are a goo
many tramps and oilers now in the city
among them a number OF burglars. Sey
eral burglarics have been committed re
Gently. and as the burglars are still a
large, people should see to it that thei
doors are securely fastened before retil
ing at night.
; Nor FoUND.--AlthOngh every efior
has been made the body of Frank Gil
man, drowned near the Illinois Contra
stone depot on Monday evening. has nc
yet been recovered. Yesterday diver
were employed and the bottom of tn
river in the vicinity searched, but to n
. purpose. 1t Is now supposed that I'll
body was caught in the current and ca
ried down the river.
PLEAD GUurY.-Late Tuesday evel
ing Deputy Sheriff John Sheehan receive
a telegram from Springfield announcin
that his presence there as q witne
! against John Thompson would not
l required, as Thompson had plead guilt
Thompson was arrested in this city
November last, for passing cOunterft
= money, and was taken to Springfield 70
y trial before the United States distri
count. James Ord, arrested about Il
same time by Officers Wooten and Sa
;, gent on similar charge, plead not guilt
Il and his trial will come up to-day. OF
GERS Sargent and Wooten have gone
Springfield to testify IN the case
: LOCAL Observation-Disclosures
more rain.
! The rivers are falling.
The sipc water continues to rise.
The streets are worse than muddy
u Our hotels are not doing IA very gre
business.
The Grain trial is over. Let us
u thankful.
Thomas stock OF groceries were
y disposed q yesterday and the day beio
- A ine} slde walk from Thirty-fotll
> to Forty-second streets on Commerc
-, avenue, Is talked Of.
:" The c0lOrcd Methodist church
=, swampcd- sipe water has reached
door.
H. .PoLlcE CouRr.--John Ready, for
ing drunk, was before Judge Bird y
nj terday, hut as his "attack OF drunk"
very mild, and he intertered with no
he was discharged on payment Of cost
suits. Henry Hart and Henry Lev
colored. were up on charge OF tight
Hart having been the asgressor,