The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-24

day was offering for sale dog tina
wasn't worth shooting,
That class of people who will atten
no other but gilt show, were deservedl
''chromoed" Saturday night.
Since Prof. Herman's gift show ha
been here the exclamation is-"it ain
worth chromo.'
The minstrel parade yesterday was
short and sweet-coming to an ABRUPT tel
mination in front OF the BULLETIN Office
If the present weather holds out tn
Odd Fellows excursion to Paducab, OF
Thursday, will be success.
The tax collector is making out his
delinquent list, and it becomes the cit
liens to step up to the Office and settle
The police have finally succeeded in
driving out of the city the most of the
confidence men and suspicious charac.
tiers.
The uptown bruisers were at il
again Sunday, one Of them being nearly
chawed up, and all in the presence o,
a prompt and efficient ~ city officer.
&C. X. Woodward is publishing new
paper. the Wood and Iron Worker. lie
will issue twenty-five thousand copies
for the first edition.
The services OF the proper authority
is needed very badly on the sidewalk on
Washington avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
"A Methodist soeiable will be given
at the residence of Mr.. Walker, on
Twentieth street, between Comm ercial
and Poplar, on next Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
What Is home without baby
Many children have coughs and colds
just now, and should have the greatest
care, and a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The performance by the Duprez and
Benedct's minstrels last night was decid.
edly the best entertainment that has
been given at the atheneum for a long
time.
The building prospects for the pres
ent year are very favorable. The burnt
district on Commercial avenue is being
filled up with many new brick build
ings.
A. Marx, the popular clothier has
gone East 10 purchase complete new
stock OF goods. The goods damaged by
fire at his old stand are being closed out
rapidly at very low figures. 4-24-lw.
Chief of police Gossman arrested and
brought before Judge Bird two colored
gentlemen, yesterday, named respect.
lively Geo. Foggett and Tony Alexander,
on charge of drunkenness. They were
fined two dollars and costs each, which
they paid.
Away with noxious preparations OF
emetic, ipe,ac and opium. Magulre's
Tar Glycerine Whisky and Rock Candy
contains none Of these ingredients, but
has always given relief in every case
where it has been used. Try sample
bottle, only 10 cents. Large size, 81.
While the steamer J. d. Parker was
at the wharf yesterday afternoon,a mum.
Der Of ladies and gentlemen Of this city
were n:board,and. danced to the music of
the steamers band. The officers informed
US that probably they would give a
soiree on their down trip. at this
landing.
The coming sensation is Dan Hart
mans baby show, at the atheneum in
few weeks. The four best looking and
healthicst babies are to receive premiums,
awarded by a committee consist
ing OF eight ladies and four gentlemen
one physician.
Charles Burkenheim. fireman on the
tug Montauk, met his death Saturday
night by drowning. While in the acroi
fastening barge to the tug the rope sud-
denly jerked him of the gunwale into
the water. We learn he leaves wife and
two children at New Albany, Indiana, to
mourn his loss.
Carl Peters, the blacksmith, whose
shop was destroyed in the great fire OF
Commercial. has erected on the sight OF
the old building one OF the finest brick
blacksmith shops in Southern Illinois
where he is prepared to do anything II
his line at the very lowest price. Mr.
Peters is one OF the best workmen in his
line, and horse-shoeing is one of his
speclalties 4-2l-tf.
Charlie Phifierling, at the old stand
of Fred Hofhienz, is becoming very pop
ular with the people. He not only keeps
the best of beer, liquors and cigars, blu
sets daily lunch for the benefit of hi
customers. Charlie Ia good cook as q
who know him will bear witness, an
those desiring to lunch while taking thel
beer, etc. will not regret patrOnizln
him. 4-A-lw
Among the arrivals at the S
Charles yesterday were l.. T.. Cooley
Evanston; VIM. Smith, haywood; ILL.,, {
Comstock, Joliet; Edwin Powell, Ge'
c. Morgan, Thomas Reese, Isaac Banks
j. II. Dawson, and ID. c. Evans an
wife. Chicago; David Mccormick, spart
| T. II. Mcclure and wife, Clear Cree