The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-19

'cA 70 their dutyi and all these cemel
PUTT ahu most effective forms, II suffers
~. -'crsDV"IOt, "n,. p,s." p AZ once
ceases when the cause is (as it should be)
promptly removed by using Or. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Sgld everywhere. % cents
per bottle.
Chief OF Police AFTER and ON GER
Henry Sargent made descent on num-
Der Of men and boys 10 have been max
ing a habit OF bathing in the Ohio river
near the car hoist in the upper end OF
town. They captured about adoAen Of the
offenders, but let them go again on the
promise that they would "neyer do it
again."
Owing to an increase OF business,
and lack OF room in my place OF bust
ness on Commercial avenue between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
have opened branch store at No. l42
Commercial avenue, between Elghth
and Nineth streets, where ] will keep
constantly on hand iull supply of my
well.known brands Of cigars and tobac.
cos. Invite my friends and patrons.
and the public generally to come and see
me. lG.lw. Henry SCHICK.
We offer the following special bar.
gains toI a few days only; Full size eleven
quarter bed spreads at 81 90. 800 yards
fancy dress goods worth 20cts. for 8, cts.
200 yards White Pique worth 2Octs. for
l2lcts. 500 yards Crash worth 1jcts.
for l0cts. Wamsutta shirts, and l,200
linen bosom and cuffs, pest in the mar
ket, guaranteed to fit, for 81 %, and
numerous other goods uLder price. Call
and see that we DO as we advertise.
The Ancient order OF Iiibernians
and the st. Patrick's Benevolent Society
have agreed to join the parade Of the
Mystic krew OH the Fourth of July and
expect to have one hundred and seventy
five men in line. Now let the Masons,
the Odd Fellows, the Turner'S, the Cairo
Casino, aun the several fire companies
heard from. Ii they will all Join in the
celebration, it can be made the biggest
thing OF its Kind that ever took place,
not only i'll Cairo, but in southern Hi
nois. Will the orders named and the
fire companies take part IN lhg parade;
Which Of them will answer first?
Judge Bird was full OF business in his
police court yesterday. William Gilchrist,
young colored man, was sent over for
twenty-four days because he had no
money to pay fine at twenty dollars and
costs, imposed upon him tor jisorderly
conduct, jim Coyne, a, K. Taylor and
L. W. Wilson, were up for being very
druck and noisy, and fined five dollars
and costs. Wilson and Taylor had money
and paid. Coyne had nothing and went TO
Jail for five days. Charles Adams, John
Hurley, John SHREDDER and Martin Con-
ers, four young kids from down the river,
were arrested by Chief AFTER for yagran-
cy. They were fined ten dollars and
costs each, and given an hour TO leave
town.
lost. O.UAyruoRS & Co.
-Reirlgerators, the very pest, at A.
llalley's, 10 Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers i'm
plements, plows, corn planters aud SHELF
ers, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware. Hover stands,
both wire and wood, flower trailprs, diff
tercnt styles. hanging baskets CT all
kinds the largest variety OF bird cages
in the city and will be sold very low at
A. Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue.
3.2l.3m
The Cairo BULLETIN expects before an
OF her season is over to see Sir, Tinkle
"and hi. firm slipping back TO Cairo,
never more to leave her." The wish is
father to the thought, neighbor. several
years experience in your town convinced
the members OF the above firm that
Cairo Is not the place for tobacco mar
ket.
The above Is from the Paducah S,o,.
We fear that it will not take "seycral
years experience" in Paducah to con-
vince Messrs Straughn, rinklc & Bird
that they made a mistake in leaving
Cairo. We have been watching the sales
ofthe different tobacco warehouses in
paducah, and are forced to the con.
clusion that Measrs, S. II. & b. are faring
poorly among the older houses there.
SO far the largest number of hogsheads OF
tobacco sold In one day by them (it the
Paducah papers are reliablc) was nineteen,
while the older houses are selling from
fifty TO hundred. This sort OF business
will become monotonous after aw lille and
our good friends s., T.& B. will come
back to Cairo. And when they have
made up their minds to rutern we will
receive them with oren arms and en-
brace them, They will come back. 1t
Ia only a question of time when they
will come.