The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-22


Three chandeliers are Of solid brass,
highly polished and carved, and cost
four hundred dollars each.
Bill Scott is not happy. Ne never will
he happy again until he gets even with
the Cairo and vincennes railroad com
pany. Though defeated before United
States Commissioner Candee, Scott says
he proposes to try another course.
DIR. War,lncr, rs administrator of the
estate of Louis Jorgenscn, deceased,
offers the store house at the corner of
Twentieth street anil Washington ave-
nue. for sale at great bargain. Here
il chance tor profitable investment.
Delegates to the Democratic senatorial
aud representative convention TO be held
at Jonesboro on the 81 day OF August.
are requested to meet at the office OF
John Q. Hartman, corner of Sixth street
and Ohio levee, over Walder's store, this
evening for the purpose OF consultation.
A man named Knight was up before
Judge Bross yesterday charged with
mistreating little boy named Stevens.
The complaint was made by the boys
step-iather, John Stevens, but his honor
could not see wherein he had the right
to punish knight for the supposed crime.
and he was discharged.
Rachael King was arrested on com
plaint of another colored woman named
Mayham for using offensive language.
She was up before Judge Bird for trial.
but his honor could see nothing in the
case and Rachael was allowed to depart
without suffering any punishment at the
hands of the law. but very liable to get
big head put on her at the hands OF
Mayham.
Mrs. Henry Elliott and Misses Annie
and Bette Elliott lett this city via the lii
nois Central train yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Elliott goes TO Lexington. Ken.
lucky, and Miss Annie TO Cincinnati.
Ohio, where they will remain some
weeks. Miss Bette has gone TO Jones.
boro, where she will be the guest of Mis-:
Ida Williams.
The delegates to the Representative
convention, TO be held at Jonesboro on
the Sd day OF August next, from AleXan'
der county, are requested TO meet at the
office OF the undersigned on Saturday
evening next. at 3 O'Clock. for consuita
ton. BY request. Of a majority of tho
! delegates.
JONI Q. UARMAS, Chairman.
July 20. ls7G.
jim Sumerwell's big pole was brought
to the city yesterday. The lower join
of the pole measures one hundred ant
one feet high. three feet at the butt ant
| thirteen inches at the top. To this vii
be added hickory top eighty-five tee
high, making the pole when put vi
about one hundred and eighty-five feet
| The poles were cut in Doctors slough
in Kentucky, and towed TO the city b.
the ferry boat Three States.
The Mound City Patriot denies tina
DIR. Brown, OF thai city is in poor health
declares that he has no intention of re
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young man who wears sleeve buttons
on his breeclies legs. a section of saw 10.
for sleeve buttons, big yaller 10:
chain to a small silver watch, and in
tends to have his ears bored, assures u
that he got all his information from III
Patriot.
The Paducah Ne,os, OF a late date says
"Hon. Dave Linegar, of Cairo, has com
on. from among the foul party and
now a Tilden and Hendricks Democrat
1t was reported once that we hung Dave
| but 1t wasn't so, and Dawes lively an
portly presence will support our denia
of the statement. We welcome Dave
into the Democratic church. and predic
that he will do much towards the exter
miiation ofthc Grant 'Goliahs.'
On Saturday night at halt-aiter
o'clock. Fred. HoiheinZ will spread
grand lunch at Centennial Beer Hall
corner of Eighth street and Commercial
avenue. The proprietor OF the Centen
NAL Beer Hall has become famous fo
spreading the finest lunches offered the
people of Cairo, and on this occasion h
will make an extra effort to please hi
patrons and friends. His beer is fresi
from the ice, and is the finest beverage
to be had ia the city. Don't forget tn
lunch on Saturday night 7-20-2t
The arrivals al the ST. Charles yester
day, were Frank NJ. Zook, st. Louis
Miss Nellie Thomas and May Berryhil
st. Louis; John Aukelrock, Cincinnati
Il. B. Watkins and wife, NJ. and o. II. X.
w. II. FarwoOd, Cincinnati; W. Cham
berlin, Chicago; ]. Simiall, Mississippi
j. II. Woddaa, Bedford, Ind; w. F
Lopp, Evansville; NJ. f. Parrot, Ne,
York; j. X. Maynard, Boston; Harr
Pays0n, Chicago; Il. Il. Glazebrook
indianapolis Il. Stansbury and IL. Stan;
hurry, Vermilion. La; W. 5. Kenneai
Courtney Tam