The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-06

George Hendricks, who for the past
two years has studied law in the Office o.
Linegar and Lansden, leaves this city
shortly for Ottawa, where he will be ex'
ainined before the supreme court for al
mittancc to the legal bar.
The Cairo City Coal company Is al
work putting upa derrick ut Fillmore
City. for the purpose Of lifting coal from
barges into cars to lie shipped South. Tho
business of this company is said to DC in
creasing daily.
II Is currently reported that Dan.
Hartman, besides fixing up the Athe
neum in frst-class style, for the best
travelling talent on the continent, will
make grand opening this fall in tn
gueenswarc line.
MIR. John +. Howe, agent for the Katie
Putnam theatrical troupe, writes to MIR
Dan Hartman, lessee of the Atheneum
that the Putnam party, which is now
larger and better than ever before. will
pay Cairo visit early in the amusement
| season.
Persons having broken sets Of French
China, or Bohemian glassware, or whC
need anything in this line, can have then
matched by calling on Dan Hartman, WHIT
will very shortly start for the east, anC
will take pleasure in making these pur
chases tor his customers.
Farmers living thirty, forty and fifty
miles distant, now make Caro- a marke
for the disposal o. their farm products
They get better prices here than else
where, and though they have to CONF
great distances, they find that they ar
the winners in the long run.
The BULLETIN Office received yisi
from two well-known citizens Of Mem
phis, Tenn, Robert +. e. Diver, mana
ger Of S. G. Toof S extensive blank bool
mandatory. and W. X. French, princi
pal artist at Bingham Bros celebrated
Southern photograph gallery. The.
were en- route home from the centennial
On last Monday night, about eigh
o'clock, while Vol. Mulkey, younges
son of Judge Mulkey, was playing wit
an ice hook, near klee and kessler's ic
house, corner Of Washington avenue an
| Twelfth street, he met with very pain
iul accident by running the hook throug
the fleshy part OF his foot.
We know politician who swears, tina
by the hind wheel OF the car Of JuSgel
naut he will not be trifled with by tn
would-be leaders OF the party. On on
particular occasion. when he was abu:
ing a Radical who wears linen buster
we concluded we had captured the orig
nal Roaring Ralph Stackpole. He Is
RATHER.
Johnny Gates is preparing to open til
finest saloon and billiard hall in Souther
Illinois. With a new Eldorado and hi
old and reliable Charley Frank, in til
harness, he will create a sensation in 8;
loon circles. We never drink, but liz
to occasionally look into first-class s
loon. 1t refreshes US.
Cadet Willie Wilcox leaves the trol
streams of Vermont to-day for the Gel
tennial and to return to his studies at Il
Pennsylvania Military Academy, at Che
ter. Willie is fitting himself tor iou
nalist, and during his vacation has pu
llshed little daily newspaper regularl
He has two years more TO remain at Il
academy before graduating.
\ new sidewalk on Eighteenth stree
between Walnut street and WashingtC
avenue. is in course of construction Il
der the superintendent of Mr.. Mo
Devore. The lumber for new wal
shortly to be built on Fourteenth stree
between Walnut street and WashingtC
avenue, is being placed on the grour
ready for use.
The German Catholic school, on Gro
street. between Washington avenue al
Walnut. under the direction of the Siste
OF Loretto. will open on the 4th ins
Branches taught in German and Englis
are as follows: Catechism, readin
writing, photography, arithmetic, geogr
ply, grammar and vocal music. Tuitio
81 per month. Extra charges for needl
work. 9-3-3t
The bloods OF the city are all-a-go
over the prize fight to come off tome
row between the celebrated bruise
Tom Allen OF St. Louis, and Joe Go:
the Englishman. Some small bets ha
been made, Allen generally being t
favorite. Those bets will have TO
f withdrawn. as Allen and Goss have be
arrested by the authorities of OH
That's how the matter stands now.
If the leaves continue to fall from d
trees, and the wine-like vapors won
stop floating over the waters of the rive
and about the house tops, we will agr
with the cheerful saloon-keeper over I
way, that hot rum punches are not
of. Thou art so dear and yet so tar
rosy, smoking, radiant punch. Like &