The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-29
General Items

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Mayor Winter is anxiously awaiting
the return of Captain Reese Dugan with
the Eckcrt.
Louis Herbert, Ohio evce, sells
Moerleln's celebrated Cincinnati lager
beer at wholesale and retail. Wv.
1t is probable that the old Silver Cor
net band will come together again on
Friday night, and once more give Us a
taste vi their excellent music.
There VII be services at the
Methodist church, Rev. j. b. Gillian,
pastor, this morning at the usual hour.
All are invited to attend.
Go to W, &. Jocelyn Dentist, tor the
| best and most reliable dental work. En-
tire satisfaction or no charges. Office
No II Eighth street, Cairo.
The Cairo City Bindery, A. ". Pyatt
Il Co., proprietors, is now turning out
work OF every description in their line in
| frst-class and workmanlike manner. lm
To mothers: should the baby be
suffering with amy Of the disorders of
baby hood use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at
once for the trouble. Price % cents per
bottle.
Every effect must have a cause; so
boi!s, pimplcs, ETC., are the result oipoor
blood. Purify the blood by using DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture and Danish such
eruptions az those named.
The ball given for the benefit OF (
Con. Bryce. at SChccl- hall on Friday
night, was a success. About seyenty-tive
couples were present. The dance did
not break up until nearly five o'clock B
yesterday morning.
F. NJ. Ward has gone INTO the ice
business, andis now delivering pure lake
Ice in all parts Of the city. Orders LETT
Win hIIl WIN ltNNiN' pIOulps 8NN'hLlOHi
and the purity OF the ice delivered guar
antccd. 2-lm
--Captain Cha. +. Hind, formerly a |
citzsns Of Cairo, and now resident OF
EvansyJ lie, arrived in the city yesterday.
Captain IIndc's wife and daughter have
been Ia the city visiting TOR some
weeks.
There will be the usual services at the
Presbyterian Church this morning, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. George. This
evening there will be Union service of
the Methodist and Presbyterian cOngre-
cations, held in the church OF the latter.
The Rev Mr.. Gilman will occupy the
pulpit.
Sunday School services at the Church
Of the Rcdeemer lEpiscopalJ will be h ED
a the usual / our OF $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. On account of the absence Of
both the Rector and Senior Warden,
there will DE no church service neither
morning or evening.
There has been tie drvi TO pay among
tie RObinsons Two cOlored danes, botn
namen Jennie Robinson, who live in the
upper end OF town, had rumpus over
a COlored gentleman yesterday, and the
one Jennie had the other Jennie arrested.
squire Osb 1rne heard the case, and fined
her five dollars and costs.
The coOpers OF Cairo are "a bold,
bad set OF men. They amt to be fooled
without their employees know it. The
said employees becoming uneasy, fear
ing stray striker might find his way
into Cairo and inllamc the hearts of the
coopers, on Friday raises the wages on
al grades Of work.
Mr.. Frank X. Baker, representing
the we stock commission firm OF Robert
StrahOm & Co., of Chicago, is in the
city. NJ. Baker is a resident of Denison,
Texas, and ships from that place and
We :ious other points in Texas, to his
people in Chic go, more cattle than any
other man in that section OF the coun.
t'y.
The Woodvile, Ky. pacing horse,
Badger" arrived in Cairo on Friday
evening. The race between Bill SCOTS
horse and Badger" will take place
sometime during this week Scott 81
horse though very cranky is said to
bepacing very fast, and as the speed Of
Badger" is known, very interesting
and close contest Is looked for.
1t is thought that the race between
B'i! Elliott's and Pat Fitzgerald's horses
is OF. There has been Sslight misun.
derstlnd!ng between these gentlemen, in
the way OF the horses that are to run.
NJ. Fitzgerald says he put up his money
with the understanding that he was to
run "El'iots mare,' while Bill says its
d-n no such thing-that he intends to
lrl the animal he bet could beat Pats
mare, and no other. Pat says he will 20
to the park on the day appointed, and il
Bill don't come to time, he will turn
the trick and claim the forfeit; while
Bill says he will toe the scratch with the
mare he matched against Pat, and if that
gentleman don't see fit to run his pony
against her, he viii 90 it alone and de
mand the money. 50 the matter stands.