The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-17

| sons, (0i whom ne was an hOn0red mem
ber) aud q large concourse Of our citizens.
Mr.. Cundlli was one OF our best citizens,
an honest upright man. He leaves n
large family to mourn his loss, to whom
in their bereavement We extend our
warmest sympatlies.
The Cairo and Ninconnes railroad
freight office at the corner OF Fourth
street and Commercial avenue has re-
Gently undergone thorough remodel
ing, and is now the neatest aud most con-
venient Office of the Kind In the city.
Bob Castles presides In the Office, and
will attend TO all business In his line
with ''neatness, cheapness and dispatch. -
burgers stock OF dry goods is I'M
doubtedly the very finest to be found in
Cairo, and for satisfactory bargains ladi, S
should be sure to give him call.
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For the convenience OF servant girls
a house-keepcr requests Us to notify
tramps to come early to tea. Since the
warm weather has set in the loater is
compelled to spend so much OF his tine
playing seven-up for the beer that, as a
general thing, he don't get around TO The
kitchen door until eight or nine o'clock.
The tramp should be more punctual.
Justice Of the Peace COmings, having
removed to Judge Bross' Office. corner
of Commercial avenue and Eleventh
street, will be found in his office from
s to y o'clock, a. m, daily. l-3-tf.
On Thursday night Constable John
Gladney found a woman in a beastly
state OF iutoXication lying at the corner
of Twcllth street and Washington avenue.
She was so drunk that she had no fear OF
man, God or the devil, and nothing could
be harmed Of her a. to her home, relatives
or anything else. She was locked up in
the caster.
"A lew moe chances at two dollars
each, are yet to be had in the rattle for
the fine piano box buggy and the excel
lent set of harness to be rallied at Louis
Herbert's European restaurant. St.
George J. Clark, nephew of Mr..
Mathew Clark Of this city, was the sue
cessful competitor for the 2adetship at
the examination which took place at the
custom house in this city last Friday.
George is a very young boy, scarcely
fifteen years old, and deserves much
credit for the very satisfactory cXami IL
alton he passed. of which the examining
committee speak very highly. He leaves
to-day for Annapolis, Nd.
--Soloman Pareira, at the old stand,
IA Commercial avenue. is now offering
his choice stock OF dry goods aud cloth.
Ing at great bargains. Cali on him.
1.5-i-m.
Persons having magazines, perioIi-
Gals, ETC., which they desire to have bound
should take them 10 the Cairo City Bind
cry. where they will be done at reasonable
rates and in frst-class order. lin
--''i e Old Folke" concert at the athen-
cum Friday evening was greeted by
a full house, who duly appreciated the
treat that was prepared for them. At
this late hour We are unable to give 4
detailed account Of the performance,
but will speak OF ii more fully at
some future time.
Don't tail to drop in on Henry schick
in his new palace Ct business and cXam-
inc his stock OF iinc Havana cigars. You
viii not regret it. lG-lW
The new time card Oh Tie Cairo and !
Nincennes railroad will take elect 10. |
morrow, Monday morning, at 3;4j. The |
passenger train will leave Cairo at 4;20 !
a. m, arrive at Nincennes at ll;40, max
ing close connection with the fast lines
for all points east.
Strangers who visit Cairo should |
never fail to call on Burger, the nam
moth dry goods dealer. The display OF
fine goods in his establishment. l24 |
avenue, has never been
equaed by any house in Cairo. l-l0.lm
Burgers dry goods house, No. IA
Commercial avenue, is the palace store OF
Egypt, aud his clerks the most polite,
ltlable and business-like men in the
trade. BE sure and give Burgera call
before you buy elsewhere. l-l0'lm
--Parson Britton is the champion
Whitewater of Southern Illinois, and
works cheaper than other men in his
business. The parson is now ready to
serve the public, and may be found at his
'oillcc on ouflcChth strcetat any hour !
OF the day.
F. NJ. Ward has gone into the ice
business, and is now delivering pure lake
Ice in all parts of the city. Orders left
with him will receive prompt attention,
and the purity Of the ice delivered guar
antced. 2-lm
Jacob Klee, corner Of Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, is now pre-
pared to supply the citizens OF Cairo with
pure lake Ice at the lowest living prices.
Ills wagon makes daily rounds, and will |
deliver ice in any part OF the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and |
Twelfth street, where all orders should |
be left, l.2.tf
Owing to an increase of business.